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Speaker 2: Hi, Billy Cunningham, the Grant America welcome this Sunday night,
Speaker 2: picking up seven more stations.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: Watching all the morning talk shows today, I thought maybe
Speaker 2: we had or maybe the Trumpster are not doated Tulci Gabert,
Speaker 2: who might be a Russian asset and has compromised, or
Speaker 2: someone who raped a woman in some hotel room in Monterey, California,
Speaker 2: seven years ago. And so I got into it later
Speaker 2: while trying to watch some football games Mike Bengals didn't play.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, it's amazing, amazing how the Democratic Party, having
Speaker 2: lost Matt Gates to kick around now, is going after
Speaker 2: Pete Hegseth and Tulsi Gabbert with hooks and claws. Both
Speaker 2: are American Army veterans. One attained the rank of Major,
Speaker 2: the other one Captain one has been a Democrat most
Speaker 2: of her life till the last two years, has served
Speaker 2: with great distinction. And the other one, Pete Hegseth, has
Speaker 2: been on Fox News weekends, pinch hits here and there,
Speaker 2: has received two Bronze Stars, dedicated his life to the
Speaker 2: military station all over the world, including Gitmo. Has served
Speaker 2: with great distinction. So obviously the Democrats have to go
Speaker 2: after him. And instead of dealing with the idiocy of
Speaker 2: what we have right now, which originally was Mark Milly.
Speaker 2: That guy was a real clown. And Lloyd Austin's been
Speaker 2: there for about four years Secretary of Defense, and we
Speaker 2: have the president right now as I speak at eight
Speaker 2: minutes after the hour. I guess what the president? Remember
Speaker 2: Joe Biden About four or five days ago, Winsday or so,
Speaker 2: he was in a Brazilian jungle and he was being
Speaker 2: blessed in incest by a Brazilian jungle shaman. And after
Speaker 2: the incense floated all around him, he took some deep
Speaker 2: breaths and walked into the jungle. Someone had to go
Speaker 2: get the president, come on out this way. And then
Speaker 2: he refused to answer any questions. No news conference was
Speaker 2: held because the guy can't answer questions, and then one
Speaker 2: asked a pose for the group picture, the last one
Speaker 2: as president he will have taken. He simply was unavailable
Speaker 2: and the staff didn't want him to get another picture
Speaker 2: taken with him in the last row. And so I
Speaker 2: sit here tonight at nine o'clock. I'm looking at newswires
Speaker 2: all over the world. There's two twenty five missiles and
Speaker 2: or artillery shells that have been shot from Hesbelah into Israel,
Speaker 2: Who's God's representative on Earth. Fortunately over ninety percent ninety
Speaker 2: five percent were captured in flight. Iran is again indicating
Speaker 2: it's going to attack Israel in any moment. In Ukraine,
Speaker 2: we have ballistic missiles sent from Russia to kill and
Speaker 2: maim as many Ukrainians as possible, along with North Korean troops.
Speaker 2: From ten to twenty thousand are either in Ukraine or Russia.
Speaker 2: World War IIE has started. By any objective measurement. Israel's
Speaker 2: being attacked by the Huthis, being attacked by Syrians, being
Speaker 2: attacked by Iranians, being attacked by Lebanese, being attacked from
Speaker 2: the Gaza's trip and we have a president right now.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he is in bed having hands some warm milk,
Speaker 2: and we're worried about national security of Tulsi gabbered and
Speaker 2: Pete haigseth, Are you kidding me? Where's the media right
Speaker 2: now saying who's in charge? Who's the commander in chief,
Speaker 2: who's the head of state, who's the head of government?
Speaker 2: Where is Joe Biden tonight? And where will he be
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning? Where will he be on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday?
Speaker 2: What's happening? How's this happening? Why is this happening? Believe
Speaker 2: it or not? We have almost two months to go.
Speaker 2: We have eight weeks until the Donald can take over.
Speaker 2: And the national leaders all over the world are calling
Speaker 2: mar A Lago directly and bypassing the White House that's
Speaker 2: in total meltdown. As the world enters money, pundits say
Speaker 2: word War three. We got Neville Chamberlain in charge, who
Speaker 2: has no clue what's going on? Does anyone other than
Speaker 2: the great American care about this? I'm watching the morning
Speaker 2: talk shows from CNBC and CBS and NBC and ABC
Speaker 2: and the Cemetery News Network, and I'm.
Speaker 3: Watching it all.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, there wasn't a mention of this at all,
Speaker 2: there was nothing about the the president commander in chief
Speaker 2: and the president Defense Secretary and the President chairman of
Speaker 2: the Joint Chiefs. What are they doing as the world
Speaker 2: is nearing World War three involving missiles sent from ballistic
Speaker 2: missiles with MERVD from Russia into Ukraine.
Speaker 3: He also Putin is indicating he.
Speaker 2: Is targeting American arms depots in Poland. The cables have
Speaker 2: been cut between Sweden and the mainland, and Latvia, Lithuania
Speaker 2: and Estonia is preparing for a Russian invasion. And where's
Speaker 2: the president? Remember him? Joseph Biden being blessed by a
Speaker 2: shaman and the Brazilian rainforest?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: And the media talks about Tulcy Gabbert and Pete Hegseth.
Speaker 2: Did he or did he not commit a sexual assault
Speaker 2: upon a woman seven years ago in a Monterey a
Speaker 2: fancy Monterey hotel room. What happened? How did it happened?
Speaker 2: Of course, the female prosecutor there who spent months and
Speaker 2: months and months interviewing the actual witnesses that things happening
Speaker 2: inside the bar and at the pool, in the hallways,
Speaker 2: and actual any rape reports, no indication of a rape,
Speaker 2: and taking statements of numerous people determined that she could
Speaker 2: not prove a sexual assault took place. In fact, Pete
Speaker 2: Hexith has said that he was the one, shall we say,
Speaker 2: that was under the influence to a great extent, which
Speaker 2: is mistake on his part, and the woman, whoever she is,
Speaker 2: was also somewhat inebriated, and she initiated the sex. He
Speaker 2: said it was consensual, he thinks, but neither one can
Speaker 2: say whether or not a form of sex took place.
Speaker 2: They neither one could say if penetration occurred. They don't know,
Speaker 2: because Pete said I was drunk on my butt and
Speaker 2: she was the initiator, and so on that regard before
Speaker 2: I talk about Tulca Gabbert headline police report cast doubt
Speaker 2: on sexual assault allegation against Pete Hegseyth from twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: The accuser, who was a married woman. In fact, she
Speaker 2: was in the hotel in a room, her own room,
Speaker 2: with her husband and her children. And somehow this was
Speaker 2: a Republican women's conference and a fancy hotel in Monterey, California.
Speaker 2: According to the accuser, the woman, it happened after conference
Speaker 2: organizers went to the hotel bar and after after party
Speaker 2: following the day's events. So there were days events in
Speaker 2: which Pete Hegseith spoke at the event, and a couple
Speaker 2: of her girlfriends said quote earlier in the day, she
Speaker 2: the woman texted her own husband in the hotel numerous
Speaker 2: times about how Pete Hegseth looked, including that the women
Speaker 2: of the conference were quote freaking drooling over Pete unquote.
Speaker 2: He talks pretty though. Also so as the day the
Speaker 2: conference is going on, Pete's one of the speakers, the
Speaker 2: so called rape victim is complimenting Pete Hegseth and his
Speaker 2: physical appearance to her husband who's in the hotel.
Speaker 4: What.
Speaker 2: This goes on to say that the police reporter raised
Speaker 2: his serious questions about the accuser's claim, with several eye
Speaker 2: witness accounts and surveillance video suggesting that she and Hegseth
Speaker 2: had at a minimum a consensual sexual encounter. She was
Speaker 2: attempting to hide from her husband and her children. The
Speaker 2: accused of believes something might have been slipped into her drink,
Speaker 2: but she can't remember most of the night's events. An
Speaker 2: eyewitness told police that the accuser was flirting with Pete
Speaker 2: Hegseth in the bar. The police report also said that
Speaker 2: a person appears to be the accuser's husband told police
Speaker 2: that after she returned to the hotel room her hotel
Speaker 2: room with her husband her children, she said, I must
Speaker 2: have fallen to sleep somewhere, but I'm back now. Some
Speaker 2: of the other things I think are relevant from the
Speaker 2: report about Pete Hegseth, this is going to be a
Speaker 2: big story. It could be like Christine Blasi Ford big
Speaker 2: Remember that about Kevinaugh. That was a bunch of crap too.
Speaker 2: The accuser did not remember how she got into Hecces's room.
Speaker 2: According to the prosecutor's report, she don't know how I
Speaker 2: got there, but remember details such as Hegseth allegedly blocking
Speaker 2: the door with her body and saying no a lot
Speaker 2: and not much else, But she can't remember how she
Speaker 2: got to the room. Police report says there's no evidence
Speaker 2: of a rape. And then a person whose name is
Speaker 2: redactive but appears to be the accuser's husband, told police
Speaker 2: that after she returned to their hotel room, she did
Speaker 2: not have a hard time walking, was not slurring her words,
Speaker 2: and appeared not to be under the influence at that point.
Speaker 2: That was some time after three four o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 2: Pete does recall her saying to him, did you bring
Speaker 2: a condom? A hotel worker told police he received a
Speaker 2: complaint at one thirty am from two separate guests that
Speaker 2: a couple near the pool were causing a loud disturbance.
Speaker 2: The worker went to the pool and said the woman
Speaker 2: apologized for heccess actions and put her hand on his
Speaker 2: body and walked him away towards buildings four and five,
Speaker 2: where Pete's room was located. The hotel worker said it
Speaker 2: was obvious that Pete Hexseth was very drunk, but the
Speaker 2: accuser was standing on her own and was coherent. So
Speaker 2: the hotel worker, without skin in the game, said Pete
Speaker 2: was drunk and the woman appeared not to be, and
Speaker 2: she's the one that was leading Pete to the hotel room.
Speaker 2: The hotel surveillance also showed the accuser and Hegseth leaving
Speaker 2: the pool arm in arm and heading toward Pete's room.
Speaker 2: And I wouldn't have said she saw the accuser floating
Speaker 2: with Hegseth consisted of touching parts of his body the
Speaker 2: same I wouldn't have said she saw the accuser of
Speaker 2: the next how about this the next morning? The same
Speaker 2: woman saw the accuser quote. She did not seem any different.
Speaker 2: It was normal. Goes on to say, Pete said that
Speaker 2: things progressed between himself and the accuser. The interaction was
Speaker 2: completely consensual. Doesn't have a full memory about the events
Speaker 2: that transpired with their clothes off, and he does recall
Speaker 2: that she asked him if he had a condom. Uh
Speaker 2: goes on and on. Anyway, this is what I think.
Speaker 2: This is what I generally think about the report, the
Speaker 2: kind of reports, which is it's a he said. She said,
Speaker 2: But the independent hotel workers, the bartender in the bar area,
Speaker 2: the hotel surveillance video indicated whatever happened between those two
Speaker 2: outside of Pete's hotel room was consensual. In fact, the
Speaker 2: worker said, Pete was the one that was drunk, and
Speaker 2: she was the one that was coherent, and she was
Speaker 2: the one leading him and touching his body. What happened
Speaker 2: inside the hotel room is a classic.
Speaker 3: He said. She said.
Speaker 2: An NDA was eventually negotiated, and Pete said, yes, I
Speaker 2: did pay money so that she wouldn't sue me civilly,
Speaker 2: because I feel that if if I was suit civilly,
Speaker 2: this is twenty seventeen that I lose my job at
Speaker 2: Fox News, but she probably would have. An allegation is
Speaker 2: the same as proof in the mind of a liberal.
Speaker 3: So what happened? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Do I think Pete Head said hegg Seth should not
Speaker 2: have been drunk. He's been married three times, he's got
Speaker 2: numerous children, and he's a man's man and a woman's man.
Speaker 2: Should he be drunk at a Republican conference as a
Speaker 2: married man with children sloppy drunk? Absolutely not, or both
Speaker 2: of them in the in the hotel bar after the
Speaker 2: conference and after the dinner with something in mind, I
Speaker 2: would say yes, A married woman with her husband and
Speaker 2: kids probably should have gone back to her room, and
Speaker 2: Pete Hegseth should have gone back to his room and
Speaker 2: slept it off. It's not a good look to be drunk.
Speaker 2: Nothing good happens after midnight when you're drunk. But did
Speaker 2: anyone testify that it appeared that a rape was ongoing?
Speaker 2: The answer is no, and that's from this surveillance, and
Speaker 2: it is a good be No, it's not good.
Speaker 3: It's bad.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't do it, especially when you're in you know, eighteen
Speaker 2: or nineteen's one thing. But Pete Hegseth and this woman
Speaker 2: were both in their uh in their late thirty and
Speaker 2: shouldn't have done it. It's wrong. Does that mean you
Speaker 2: can't be the Secretary of Defense? Absolutely not. And Pete
Speaker 2: has said that I signed it, I paid it, not
Speaker 2: because I committed a criminal act, which the female prosecutor
Speaker 2: in that county said there was no criminal act committed,
Speaker 2: but he said I would have lost my job. And
Speaker 2: I'm led to believe the money's paid was in the
Speaker 2: eighty to one hundred thousand dollars range. And Pete Hegseth
Speaker 2: is not a rich man, right, No, not rich, but
Speaker 2: that's used against him now seven years later as an
Speaker 2: excuse not to look at all of his life, not
Speaker 2: the worst things he's done, but the best things he's
Speaker 2: done and the best things he's done to me. Is very,
Speaker 2: very impressive with Pete Hegseth. I got a guest coming
Speaker 2: up later Leland Vedder News Nation is going to talk
Speaker 2: about this. Also later on is the great Heather McDonald
Speaker 2: of City Journal, and she's written extensively about crime in
Speaker 2: the inner city, what's happening in New York, what could
Speaker 2: happen with Marine Penny Tomorrow's The case is not going
Speaker 2: to continue tomorrow, is going to continue a week from
Speaker 2: tomorrow because of the Thanksgiving Day holiday. If any juror
Speaker 2: convicts to issues a vertic to convict a Marine Penny
Speaker 2: of anything, they should have their head examined. But this
Speaker 2: is a New York City jury, and we have a
Speaker 2: white defendant, we have a black dead guy, and the
Speaker 2: testimony of the defense was completely consistent with guilt from
Speaker 2: the perspective of the prosecutor, and completely inconsistent with any
Speaker 2: version of not guilty, which is the opposite of what
Speaker 2: the New York City jury should do. Is seen in
Speaker 2: its vitality. The only proper verdict in this case is
Speaker 2: not guilty. Overcharging venders will and gang members can rape
Speaker 2: with impunity, and Alvin Brakes couldn't care less. But if
Speaker 2: it's Daniel Penny, or if it's Donald Trump, they get
Speaker 2: a full measure of justice. But those who rape and
Speaker 2: rob and commit crimes in New York City to make
Speaker 2: the area almost unlivable. Let's continue with more. Plus when
Speaker 2: we continue, I want to talk about Tulsea Gabbett for
Speaker 2: a while and more and if line becomes available, which
Speaker 2: it never does. Eight sixty six six four seven, seven,
Speaker 2: three three seven, Bill cunning in the Great American with
Speaker 2: you and all great Americans every Sunday night. You know,
Speaker 2: sometimes in a criminal case you don't put your defendant on.
Speaker 2: Rarely do you put the defendant on. Didn't have to
Speaker 2: do it in this case because Daniel Penny and went
Speaker 2: on for about an hour and a half. New York
Speaker 2: City is finest, and he gave the entire defense, and
Speaker 2: of course the prosecution had to play it. So the
Speaker 2: entire defense of Daniel Penny and the so called killing
Speaker 2: of Jordan Neely was presented during the cross examination of
Speaker 2: New York City cops and he was released. They didn't
Speaker 2: charge him until politically the mayor and others and Alvin
Speaker 2: Bragg said let's charge him and the death of Jordan Neely.
Speaker 2: And then there was a expert to physician who testified
Speaker 2: on a couple of days ago in Daniel Penny's case
Speaker 2: that the choking, so to speak, of Jordan Neely by
Speaker 2: Daniel Penny did not contribute to his death. He didn't
Speaker 2: choke him to death. In fact, there's no broken bones
Speaker 2: in the neck during the six minutes he was held
Speaker 2: and Daniel Penny the proud marine said he did it
Speaker 2: because he feared not just so much for his life,
Speaker 2: but the life of his fellow passengers, including women with children.
Speaker 2: Because the nut job Jordan Neely, his body filled with
Speaker 2: illegal drugs, got on the subway car, saying he was
Speaker 2: going to kill someone and he didn't mind if he
Speaker 2: went to prison for the rest of his life. So
Speaker 2: now this marine veteran is charging the killing of a
Speaker 2: black home was mentally ill criminal and suddenly the media
Speaker 2: says it's a national flashpoint over race, urban life, and
Speaker 2: boundaries between self defense and vigilanteism. So Daniel Penny has
Speaker 2: been compared to being a vigilante. What it's he didn't
Speaker 2: the state didn't fail to prove his guilt. More importantly,
Speaker 2: the defendant proved that Daniel Penny was innocent. They proved
Speaker 2: it was not guilty, which of course is not a
Speaker 2: burden if the state puts on any criminal defendant. And
Speaker 2: also the expert told jurors that Neely's medical records and
Speaker 2: the video do not show telltale signs of choke holds,
Speaker 2: and so the medical testimony from Daniel Penny himself proved
Speaker 2: his innocence and the state did not prove his guilt.
Speaker 2: The jury should be out for twenty minutes. But I
Speaker 2: hesitate to point out New York City, in which a
Speaker 2: white marine is not honored, but a career criminal, mentally ill,
Speaker 2: homeless bum is.
Speaker 3: They are protected, but citizens are not.
Speaker 2: Let's continue now, got a few comments on the other
Speaker 2: side of Tulca, Gabbert. Lets calls continue. We have calls
Speaker 2: from Florida, Idaho, Las Vegas and Oklahoma. The line becomes
Speaker 2: available eight six six six four seven, seven three three
Speaker 2: seven Bill Cunningham to the Great American with you every
Speaker 2: Sunday Night.
Speaker 3: By Billy Cunningham.
Speaker 2: One of the great things I've seen recently is the
Speaker 2: collapse of mainstream media and the arising of talk shows
Speaker 2: and podcasts. It's unbelievable to watch now. Of course, MSNBC
Speaker 2: has been in the tank for months, and now it's
Speaker 2: collapse along with Morning Joe and Joe Scarborough and Zeika
Speaker 2: Brazenski are kissing the ring. They lost half their ratings
Speaker 2: in October, lost the other half after the election. I
Speaker 2: don't know what's left, but can you imagine Elon Musk
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Speaker 2: staff yes and say you're fired out out and go
Speaker 2: a completely different direction. You look at the influences of ABC, NBCCBSP,
Speaker 2: PBS throwing the major newspapers, there are no major newspapers
Speaker 2: and exists. Compare that to podcasters and talk radio, which
Speaker 2: is arising. Compare that to the audiences of Sean Hannity
Speaker 2: or Buck Sexton and Klay Travis throw in the great
Speaker 2: win Mark Levin. I often change. I often change my
Speaker 2: trip in the evening to make sure I can listen
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Speaker 2: head of the Secret Service, and Joe Rogan and Jason
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Speaker 2: we have ten to fifteen times the audience of NBCCBS
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Speaker 2: care because they know what they're gonna get. It's not entertaining.
Speaker 2: So if Elon Musk would want to purchase MSNBC for
Speaker 2: maybe a Rosenbag and a talk show host to be
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Speaker 2: Ben Shapiro or Ben Ferguson or Dan Bongino if he
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Speaker 2: I know, I noticed that the when I check out
Speaker 2: Fox News, they have a posting here about what's happening
Speaker 2: in the State Department and various other various other departments
Speaker 2: of the US government after the Great Trump victory of
Speaker 2: about three weeks ago, headline blinking question for State Department
Speaker 2: hosting in house therapy sessions after Donald Trump's win. It
Speaker 2: appears that federal employees who were devastated, devastated that Trump won,
Speaker 2: had a binkie, They had they had their had their
Speaker 2: had their blanket available, had a pacifier. But then the
Speaker 2: State Department provided counseling sessions because Kamala Harris was not elected,
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Speaker 2: Daryl Isa, Congressman, send an email to Blincoln, Secretary of State,
Speaker 2: saying that the reported sessions were quote disturbing, and that
Speaker 2: nonpartisan government officials should not be suffering a personal meltdown
Speaker 2: over the result of a free and fair election. So
Speaker 2: we're waiting to get a reaction from Antony Blincoln. I
Speaker 2: saw also raise fears that the sessions could also call
Speaker 2: into question the willingness of State Department employees to carry
Speaker 2: out Trump's new vision for the agency.
Speaker 3: Hell, I can't take it anymore.
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Speaker 2: employees to return to work.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine that?
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Speaker 2: Come on down and get the hell out of Washington.
Speaker 2: They think another half won't leave. Then they have to
Speaker 2: build the buildings and maybe get rid of the Department
Speaker 2: of Education. Why not and take the money for special
Speaker 2: programs and block grant them to the state's Department of Education.
Speaker 2: Then fire all the employees that don't do anything anyway,
Speaker 2: they don't even come to work. That's about a million
Speaker 2: two or bureaucrats. So that's where we're headed. Have to
Speaker 2: have understanding, got to have love. I had said repeatedly
Speaker 2: that if Kamal had Garris had won, I was gonna
Speaker 2: go with Danny Gleeson the Madagascar and breed Komodo dragons,
Speaker 2: which is an island, of course, east of Africa. I
Speaker 2: didn't have to go to Madagascar. I don't like Kimodo dragons,
Speaker 2: and I can stay here. Danny Gleeson told me he
Speaker 2: would like to raise Kamodo dragons for a living. I said, look,
Speaker 2: I'll help you. If the American people are that stupid
Speaker 2: to put her in the White House. Have had the
Speaker 2: four years of the worst president this side of Herbert Hoover.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Carter looks like Ronald Raaken compared to the shaman
Speaker 2: blessed Joe Biden. We're in trouble Tonight. On the news,
Speaker 2: every half an hour, I hear about missiles flying all
Speaker 2: over the Middle East and that all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: Russia is getting more aggressive to seize more Ukrainian land.
Speaker 2: And at this point, it'd be great if Donald Trump
Speaker 2: could take over the presidency. Now I ask a legal expert,
Speaker 2: what happens at this point if Joe Biden falls off
Speaker 2: a cliff somewhere I actually didn't wake up, or babbles incessantly,
Speaker 2: Maybe give me one of the sessions disturbing sessions in
Speaker 2: the state. What if he can't continue whether then, of
Speaker 2: course Kamala Harris becomes the president.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding me? What if she can't?
Speaker 2: What if she's a Look, I've just been defeated, a
Speaker 2: monstrous loss. I'm not doing it well. Then it goes
Speaker 2: to Mike Johnson, He's the Speaker of the House.
Speaker 3: He steps up.
Speaker 2: Then Mike Johnson is the acting president. He then appoints
Speaker 2: Donald Trump to be his acting vice president. Then the
Speaker 2: House in the Senate confirms him. Mike Johnson quickly steps down.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump becomes the president, the acting president until January
Speaker 2: the twentieth, then on January the twentieth, he's sworn in
Speaker 2: as the president for four years. That's the solution. Do
Speaker 2: you trust it? Where's the State Department? Where's the Defense Department?
Speaker 2: Where are the patriots? With the world on fire? And
Speaker 2: we have no commander in chief? And the Meetia this
Speaker 2: morning cared a whole bunch about Tulsea Gabbert and about
Speaker 2: Pete Hexath, but not the fact for the next two months,
Speaker 2: we don't have a president. The State Department is in
Speaker 2: these crying sessions with personal meltdowns, and the Defense Department
Speaker 2: knows they're going to be desecrated at the top. They're
Speaker 2: going to be released of their tour of duty, and
Speaker 2: those the Department of Justice will be the same thing
Speaker 2: he's going to clean out.
Speaker 3: And the FBI is gone.
Speaker 2: The ones who use the law against Donald Trump in
Speaker 2: about fifty to sixty of his lawyers and supporters are gone.
Speaker 3: And they know that.
Speaker 2: So the quicker Donald Trump gets there, the better. The
Speaker 2: scenario I laid out could happen in the next hour
Speaker 2: or two, Joe Biden under the twenty fifth Amendment, cannot continue.
Speaker 2: Taulca Gabbett immediately resigns. What happens, then twenty fifth Amendment
Speaker 2: Speaker of the House becomes the acting president automatically, he's
Speaker 2: in office, he's sworn in. He appoints Donald Trump as
Speaker 2: the acting Vice president, confirmed by the Senate, and then
Speaker 2: Mike Johnson resigns, and guess what. Donald Trump is the
Speaker 2: acting president until January twentieth, and then he's sworn in
Speaker 2: for four years. Other than that, this country's in deep,
Speaker 2: deep trouble for the next eight weeks.
Speaker 3: Do you agree?
Speaker 2: How much trouble are we in? The most dangerous time,
Speaker 2: perhaps since the Bay of Pigs in nineteen sixty two
Speaker 2: or nineteen eighty five, when there was a real fear
Speaker 2: of an exchange, a nuclear exchange between USSR in America,
Speaker 2: when USSR thought there was incoming missiles from America, and
Speaker 2: Ronald Reagan got on the horn and disabused the notion
Speaker 2: and stood down. But something ugly could happen, And we
Speaker 2: don't have a president, we don't have a vice president,
Speaker 2: we don't have a functioning Defense Department, don't have a
Speaker 2: functioning Department of Justice. We don't have any of that.
Speaker 2: They're all gone, they've checked out. I want to get
Speaker 2: your reaction to that. It's really unbelievable. Blanken questioned over
Speaker 2: in house therapy sessions hosted by the State Department to
Speaker 2: his employees that are crying after the Trump win. You
Speaker 2: got to be kidding me. And I hope this one
Speaker 2: report about it half an hour ago is accurate. Israel
Speaker 2: reportedly moves toward ceasefire deal with Hesbela in Lebanon, being
Speaker 2: encouraged to do so by Iran, who funds Hesbola. They
Speaker 2: know what's coming. Let's continue. Lastly, before I take calls,
Speaker 2: I have thousands on hold. I got to get to
Speaker 2: them eight six six six four seven, seven three three
Speaker 2: seven plus tonight's show and about forty five minutes or so,
Speaker 2: Heather MacDonald will be here of City Journal. Great columns
Speaker 2: up at RealClearPolitics dot com butt the meltdown in the
Speaker 2: City of New York and in Urban America, and also
Speaker 2: in the Daniel Penny Caase, which closing arguments will be
Speaker 2: a week for Monday. Then also at later on as
Speaker 2: Congressman Warren Davidson, he's a military man, he's got real
Speaker 2: power now in the House of Representatives to talk about
Speaker 2: how the media is treating Pete Hexith and Tulsey Gabbert,
Speaker 2: and also later on is Leland Vidder of News Nation
Speaker 2: and operation of Sean Compton to talk about what's happened
Speaker 2: this week and just this week has been incredible. But
Speaker 2: until then, lastly, and then I'll go directly to the calls.
Speaker 2: I've done a little bit of copious research about the
Speaker 2: biggest swings toward Trump by state, and I would note
Speaker 2: that because of a loss of population in New York
Speaker 2: and New Jersey and Massachusetts, in Illinois, that in the
Speaker 2: next census the electoral vote, those who voted for Trump
Speaker 2: are going to get fifteen more electoral votes because people
Speaker 2: are moving to North Carolina, South Carolina, they're moving to Tennessee,
Speaker 2: They're moving to Texas, and moving to Florida. California is
Speaker 2: going to lose three congressmen in California's going to lose
Speaker 2: three electoral votes. So if you take New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Illinois,
Speaker 2: and California, fifteen more congressman will be from Florida, Texas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,
Speaker 2: South Carolina and North Carolina. How about that? How about this?
Speaker 2: The biggest swings toward Trump by state from twenty twenty
Speaker 2: to twenty twenty four as far as plus, New York
Speaker 2: State won eleven point five percent toward Trump compared to
Speaker 2: twenty twenty. New Jersey ten point one percent toward Trump,
Speaker 2: Florida ten percent more toward Trump, Massachusetts nine percent more
Speaker 2: toward Trump, California eight point five percent toward Trump. Texas
Speaker 2: it couldn't go much higher. Texas won eight point three
Speaker 2: percent more toward Trump, Mississippi seven point seven, Rhode Island
Speaker 2: seven point zero, Tennessee six point five, Illinois six point
Speaker 2: five percent more toward Trump. Democratic Party is in serious trouble.
Speaker 2: Maybe they need some psychological services provided by our state department.
Speaker 2: Get your binkie out, get your blinky, get the pacifier,
Speaker 2: contact cryogenics, get to Mars before it's too late. Fifty
Speaker 2: minutes after they are Bill Cunningham, the Great American with
Speaker 2: you and all great Americans every Sunday.
Speaker 3: Now, let's stop. Let's stop.
Speaker 2: All we do is continue it. It's not time to
Speaker 2: do anything. We don't back up, we stack up. It's
Speaker 2: not time to stop. Let's continue. I would note that
Speaker 2: a pro soccer player has blasted the media for praising
Speaker 2: Megan Repino while blasting Christian Poliitic for a Trump dance. Now,
Speaker 2: Christian is a male soccer player, at least I think
Speaker 2: he's he identifies as a male. I'm pretty sure he's
Speaker 2: a man, but you're not sure anymore. He's US men's
Speaker 2: soccer star, and he joined the wave of athletes pulling
Speaker 2: out the president elect Trump Mega Dance as a celebration.
Speaker 2: I find myself doing the Trump dance YMCA all the time.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 2: John Jones did it at UFC. I didn't see it
Speaker 2: today because I was in the yard mainly getting things
Speaker 2: ready for Thanksgiving. But nonetheless, NFL players have done it,
Speaker 2: the NCAA has done it, but the so called soccer
Speaker 2: media think it's inappropriate to mix soccer with politics. The
Speaker 2: US Soccer Federation did not address Polisks dance, but cut
Speaker 2: that part out of the clip when reposting the score,
Speaker 2: and a former member of that organization said, among other
Speaker 2: things about the dance, Megan Repino shouts and screams about
Speaker 2: every radical liberal idea, and the soccer media clap like
Speaker 2: seals at her. But Christian does the Trump dance, and
Speaker 2: now the soccer media says he should worry about the
Speaker 2: message it sends, said Andrew Carlton on X on Wednesday.
Speaker 3: The athletic writer Jeff Ruter.
Speaker 2: Also the soccer starter consider the impact of the dance
Speaker 2: move and why he may come to regret it. So
Speaker 2: athletic writer Jeff Ruter said that Christian Polizzi may come
Speaker 2: to regret the fact that he did the Trump dance.
Speaker 2: Did he say the same thing about Megan Repino? I
Speaker 2: don't think so, and I hope more people, especially young folks,
Speaker 2: that one fraternity in Missouri to YMCA doing the Trump
Speaker 2: dance is absolutely hilarious and the majority of young folks
Speaker 2: in this country want to change the direction. And you
Speaker 2: can't do that with people like Nancy Pelosi and Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer and Joe Biden and Kamala Harrison. They figured it out,
Speaker 2: but I guess the athletics not figure that out. He
Speaker 2: better be careful. He may come to regret it. Maybe
Speaker 2: he needs one of those cry sessions sponsored by the
Speaker 2: State Department. Let's continue with more. Your calls are next
Speaker 2: eight sixty six six four seven seven three three seven,
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Speaker 2: other Great America every Sunday.
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Speaker 3: In about thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: Heather McDonald will be here later on as Leland Veddard
Speaker 2: of News Nation, also Congressman Davidson, But until then, what
Speaker 2: we're watching now is the character assassination of Taulsi Gabbert,
Speaker 2: mainly because she was a Democrat, ran for president as
Speaker 2: a Democrat, spent about eight years in the United States
Speaker 2: Congress as a Democratic leader, worked with Debbie Wasserman Schultz,
Speaker 2: head of the DNC at the time. Every part of
Speaker 2: her life for the last twenty two years has been
Speaker 2: a Democratic life. And right now she's forty three years old,
Speaker 2: and she entered the military when she was twenty one
Speaker 2: years old. She now has eight years in the Congress
Speaker 2: and twenty one plus years in the United States Army.
Speaker 2: She was deployed a couple times overseas to Iraq, Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: She's received a few medals, and she decided about a
Speaker 2: year and a half ago to switch party. She thought
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party left her more more than the other
Speaker 2: way around. You know what a current rank is in
Speaker 2: the Army, Lieutenant Colonel Taulsi Gabert, a reader qualifications.
Speaker 3: It's incredible.
Speaker 2: But this morning on the Cemetery News Network also known
Speaker 2: as CNN, Dana Bash. The last name is an adjective,
Speaker 2: not a noun. Dana Bash said the following to Senator
Speaker 2: Mark Wayne Mullen of Oklahoma. And I love that guy.
Speaker 2: I love that guy. I wish he'd take on the
Speaker 2: president of the Teamsters. But that's a different story. So
Speaker 2: Dana Bash, being the objective journalist she wants to be,
Speaker 2: said this quote. I know you listen to what Senator
Speaker 2: Duckworth said in describing Trump's pick for Director of National Intelligence,
Speaker 2: Tulca Gabbert. She called her compromised, someone who's wholly backing
Speaker 2: in supportive of Putin.
Speaker 3: What do you make of that?
Speaker 2: So at this point, Senator Mark Wayne Mullen, who by
Speaker 2: the way, spent years in the House before he was
Speaker 2: elected to the Senate in Oklahoma, said the following quote, Dana,
Speaker 2: I think that's dangerous. Tulci Gabbert is still a lieutenant
Speaker 2: colonel in the United States Army. She commands the reserve
Speaker 2: unit in Oklahoma and Missouri. If she was compromised, if
Speaker 2: she was not able to pass a background check, she
Speaker 2: would not be able to do her present job. In fact,
Speaker 2: she wouldn't be in the Army. So Tammy is absolutely
Speaker 2: dead wrong on this, and she should retract those words.
Speaker 2: That's dangerous to say about a lieutenant colonel in the
Speaker 2: United States Army, that she is a Russian plant and
Speaker 2: that she has compromised, or that SE's an as said,
Speaker 2: is it actually said to hear say that?
Speaker 3: When I say that?
Speaker 2: When I when I hear that said, I thought, I
Speaker 2: wonder if this is political. But she's upset that Tulsi
Speaker 2: left the Democratic Party because they went woke, because I
Speaker 2: know they actually got along when both were in the House.
Speaker 2: She knows Tulsi, gabbered. She knows her heart, and she
Speaker 2: knows better Tulsi is a lieutenant colonel the United States Army,
Speaker 2: and I think that's probably more politically motivated than I
Speaker 2: actually should be. So you have Dana Bash of the
Speaker 2: Cemetery News Network mouthing the words of a left wing
Speaker 2: radical democrat from Illinois, who, by the way, is in
Speaker 2: a wheelchair because she gave her legs up for freedom
Speaker 2: in a Rock. That's Tammy Duckworth calling a fellow female
Speaker 2: Army member still in the army. In fact, she's the
Speaker 2: commander of the reserve units in two states, Oklahoma and Missouri,
Speaker 2: lieutenant colonel. Soon she'll become a full board colonel in
Speaker 2: the used Army. She's like a spy or something. Are
Speaker 2: you kidding me? Tulsi Gabert. She's forty three years old,
Speaker 2: been in the army twenty one years, attending the rank
Speaker 2: of lieutenant colonel. She's still serving. She has strong stand
Speaker 2: against Islamic terror. She's multicultural from Hawaii. And I read
Speaker 2: what she's done in her life and I'm damn proud
Speaker 2: of Tulsi Gabert. Congratulations what she's overcome. She had a
Speaker 2: twelve month tour in a Rock, serving as a specialist,
Speaker 2: and she also served logistical support area, completing her tour
Speaker 2: in twenty oh five and.
Speaker 3: Away we go.
Speaker 2: So because Matt Gates is kind of off the books now.
Speaker 2: I think Pam Bondi's going to be wonderful that democrats
Speaker 2: in the media cannot have a month or two of peace.
Speaker 2: Calm down, get your blankye, get the pacifire out, go
Speaker 2: to the crying sessions in the State Department, and just
Speaker 2: let the country continue without these constant charges against Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and those he pick, including those who have served admirably,
Speaker 2: whether it's Pete Hegseth or Tulsa Gebett in the military.
Speaker 2: It's kind of saying, isn't it. It's awful, So just
Speaker 2: calm down, and I have a sense that's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: I have a sense that once the hearings begin that
Speaker 2: it's not going to be as bad as it was
Speaker 2: the last time when before he took off, As the
Speaker 2: FBI tried their damness to scuttle the presidency of Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and to put his top assistance in aids under
Speaker 2: illegal warrants listening devices, including General Flynn, and destroy them.
Speaker 2: I have a sense they've learned their lesson, But I
Speaker 2: think not. When I listened to CNN and ABC Jonathan
Speaker 2: Carl and others attacking Tulsea Gabbard and Pete Hegseth, having
Speaker 2: brought down, in a sense, the original nominee for the
Speaker 2: Attorney General's position, Matt Gates. But I think Pam Bondi's
Speaker 2: going to be much better. Oh, let's go to the calls.
Speaker 2: We have thousands on Ohen millions are listening. If a
Speaker 2: line becomes available eight six, six, six, four seven, seven
Speaker 2: three three seven verss go to Canada. Oh, Canada, and
Speaker 2: then Danny and many others and Ken and Canada. Welcome
Speaker 2: to the Bill Cunningham show. Can I read somewhere that
Speaker 2: your Prime minister was at a at a rock concarch
Speaker 2: when there were riots taking place in large parts of
Speaker 2: Canada because of Islamic terror.
Speaker 3: What can you tell me about that? Oh?
Speaker 8: He was, He was doing that, and and he's also
Speaker 8: uh uh supported that international whatever the hell they are
Speaker 8: about impeach or at least arresting net and Yahoo and
Speaker 8: his general.
Speaker 3: In fact, he said he was.
Speaker 2: In fact, he said that if Benjamin Netting Yahoo in
Speaker 2: the head of the Defense Department came to Canada, he
Speaker 2: would he would be put under arrest.
Speaker 3: How about that one. That's right? He just right now?
Speaker 2: We got nothing but problems. In fact, I thank you
Speaker 2: for your call. But that is something that went up
Speaker 2: in disgusts there. Anyone that does that is crazy. Let's
Speaker 2: continue with calls. We have Danny and Oklahomas, Oklahoma. Danny
Speaker 2: and Oklahoma. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham shown Dan, how
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 6: Oh great, It's always good to listen to you. Bill.
Speaker 6: I want to I want to talk about kind of
Speaker 6: add to what you were saying about Tulsi Gabbert and
Speaker 6: than the administrative Biden administration green lighting those uh long
Speaker 6: range of missiles in Ukraine to escalate it and doing
Speaker 6: so after the election I thought was weird. Uh. But
Speaker 6: with Tulci Gabbert. I recently listened to an interview she
Speaker 6: did in late October. I believe where she she was
Speaker 6: asked some of these questions why they went after she said, well,
Speaker 6: when she was still a registered Democrat serving in Congress
Speaker 6: and the Obama administration wanted to uh bomb a few
Speaker 6: targets in Syria, she asked for a debate as to
Speaker 6: why we were doing that.
Speaker 3: What's wrong with that? Robert, Danny, what's wrong with that?
Speaker 6: Nothing at all? And so instead of rubber stamping it
Speaker 6: like all the Democrats were going, she said, there was
Speaker 6: a couple of others that wanted to, but they're afraid
Speaker 6: to speak up. So she said right after she uh,
Speaker 6: she she called for a debate that uh, the administration,
Speaker 6: the Obama then put her on a watch list, which
Speaker 6: made it tough for her to fly right. And then furthermore,
Speaker 6: that's that's about the time I think Hillary Clinton accused
Speaker 6: her of being some kind of a Russian asset. Well,
Speaker 6: I would I would come here believing the Clintons or
Speaker 6: a Russian asset. Then someone like Tulci, like you, like
Speaker 6: you've pointed out, you know, she admitably, you know, served her.
Speaker 6: It continues to serve countries in more than one capacity.
Speaker 6: And as far as the Biden administration greenlighting those long
Speaker 6: range missiles for you training to fly or to fire
Speaker 6: into Russia, how reckless can you be? I mean on
Speaker 6: so many different levels, you know, to escalate that just
Speaker 6: to give Russian excuse, you know, to escalate the war
Speaker 6: prior to the Trump administration coming in there to try
Speaker 6: to uh, you know, in the war.
Speaker 2: And I'm told I have an office, I have a
Speaker 2: congressman coming on later. I am led to believe that
Speaker 2: there is communication between mar a Lago and heads of
Speaker 2: state all over Europe, and maybe with Vladimir Putin himself
Speaker 2: saying how what what are we doing?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 2: The Ukrainians are using our most attack symbols of a
Speaker 2: missile taking out and killing Russians one hundreds of miles
Speaker 2: inside Russia. I can only imagine how we would react
Speaker 2: if the same thing happened to us. And what happens
Speaker 2: if the Ukrainians destroyed large parts of the capital of Russia, Moscow?
Speaker 2: What happens if they're successful in doing that using our weapons?
Speaker 3: Are you are you?
Speaker 2: Are you willing to have a thermonuclear exchange between Russia
Speaker 2: and the United States that would end end civilization and
Speaker 2: your life and my life as we know it over Ukraine?
Speaker 3: Are you? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: I want Ukraine to win the war, but at what price?
Speaker 2: And do we want to get into a nuclear exchange
Speaker 2: with Russia?
Speaker 3: No? No, no?
Speaker 2: And right now he waited to after the election to
Speaker 2: give them the Ukrainians these sophisticated missiles that, according to
Speaker 2: most of the generals on Fox News, have no military significance.
Speaker 2: It's not going to change anything, but it's angering the
Speaker 2: Russians that have the largest stock pile of nuclear weapons
Speaker 2: in the world, and.
Speaker 6: The Russians aren't going to back down.
Speaker 3: No, he can't. He can't boot and can't not.
Speaker 2: You know, he thought within a weekend he'd be in
Speaker 2: Kiev and that would be it. But it didn't happen,
Speaker 2: and a Ukraine has now been bombed back to the
Speaker 2: Middle Ages. They have no functioning power grid, they have
Speaker 2: no hospitals, and schools are gone and it's going to continue.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: He's got ten to twenty thousand Koreans, and he's got
Speaker 2: more missiles than we got, and he's firing them at
Speaker 2: the Ukraine. And we have a president being blessed by
Speaker 2: a shaman in the rainforest of Brazil. It's like, you know, Danny,
Speaker 2: it's unbelievable that this is dangerous. This is terribly dangerous.
Speaker 2: That could change civilizations as we know it. And the
Speaker 2: vice president is sunbathing in Honolulu and the president is asleep,
Speaker 2: and we have.
Speaker 3: Who's making decisions.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well that's what I was going to ask you.
Speaker 6: I mean, and if that did happen, if we had
Speaker 6: an exchange with Russia like that, it would make the
Speaker 6: it would make for the recent pandemic look like a picnic,
Speaker 6: you know, as far as the just think what that
Speaker 6: would do to the supply line.
Speaker 2: You know, Danny, what are we risking on one hand
Speaker 2: America and what are we gaining on the other We're
Speaker 2: risking the destruction of three hundred and twenty five million Americans,
Speaker 2: our lives, We're risking the destruction of the world, and
Speaker 2: we're gaining what in Ukraine?
Speaker 3: Well, what's the gain.
Speaker 6: There isn't And we need to find out who actually
Speaker 6: made that decision to green light Ukraine to use those
Speaker 6: long range of missiles. We need to and and I
Speaker 6: hope you're right. I was thinking about that the other
Speaker 6: day too, Billy. I hope that the uh Trump team.
Speaker 6: I hope that they they've already got some dialogue going
Speaker 6: on with our NATO allies and with Putin, because I
Speaker 6: whoever made that decision, they knew good and well what
Speaker 6: that would get us into that they had to have
Speaker 6: it was just reckless.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't I don't know the advantage that I
Speaker 2: want Putin to lose. That he's a mass murderer. Uh,
Speaker 2: he's gonna rode in hell with Adolph Hitler and malsy tongue. Uh,
Speaker 2: it's a terrible government. The Russian people are a fine
Speaker 2: people led by a mass murderer who is partially insane,
Speaker 2: and he's a murderer, and he's a mass murderer. And
Speaker 2: so without military advantage, we've transferred to Ukraine sophisticated long
Speaker 2: range American missiles to go into Russian cities to kill Russians. Now,
Speaker 2: in response, Vladimir Putin send in these ballistic missiles, and
Speaker 2: he's got ten to twenty thousand of them, some with
Speaker 2: nuclear tips, into Ukraine, which is destroyed.
Speaker 3: Ukraine is destroyed.
Speaker 2: It will take a trillion dollars to rebuild Ukraine, and
Speaker 2: it's going to take twenty to thirty years. And so
Speaker 2: how does America benefit by doing this? The answer is
Speaker 2: we can't and and we're acting as if, well, Putin's
Speaker 2: not going to attack Poland or Latvia, Lithuania or Estonia.
Speaker 2: He's well, how do you know that, Well, we didn't
Speaker 2: think he would send missiles, these kind of missiles into Ukraine.
Speaker 2: He's got ten thousand more. And it's winter and it's cold.
Speaker 2: I looked at temperatures in Kiev. It's in the twenties
Speaker 2: and thirties. They have no functioning power grid, they have
Speaker 2: no functioning electricity, the schools, the orphanage is the hospitals.
Speaker 2: The roads are all destroyed, cities have been decimated. And
Speaker 2: so now America steps up under Joe Biden and sends
Speaker 2: the most sophisticated missiles imaginable to this Troy Russian cities
Speaker 2: with no military advantage. According to the generals. I hear
Speaker 2: on Fox, I'm thinking, well, why did we do that? Well,
Speaker 2: what Ukraine is using US made long range missiles to
Speaker 2: attack Russia? What answer, Danny? What world is Joe Biden?
Speaker 2: Turning over to Donald Trump and these.
Speaker 6: It's like you were saying, you know what, Where is
Speaker 6: the State Department, the Defense Department complaining about Trump's nominations
Speaker 6: not having experience. They have all the they have all
Speaker 6: the experience in the Biden administration, and and they have
Speaker 6: once he asked, who have to You can go all
Speaker 6: the way back to the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: And these are the experts right now, we have the
Speaker 2: so called experts, and here comes the amateurs. Well, damn it,
Speaker 2: I'll take the amateurs over these experts any day of
Speaker 2: the week. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday Night.
Speaker 3: By Billy Cunningham.
Speaker 2: One more outrage. Lake and Riley, a beautiful, gorgeous University
Speaker 2: of Georgia nursing student, not just raped brutally but murdered
Speaker 2: at the hands of Jose Albera, an illegal alien, and
Speaker 2: we paid.
Speaker 3: He's from Venezuela.
Speaker 2: You paid taxes to fly him into New York City
Speaker 2: from Caracas. Had an app part of a gang, got
Speaker 2: in New York City. I can't imagine how many crimes
Speaker 2: he committed in New York City before he took quote
Speaker 2: a humanitarian flight out of New York City to Atlanta, Georgia.
Speaker 2: And while there he hunted down an attractive young women
Speaker 2: to forcibly have sex with him. And Lake and Riley
Speaker 2: fought like a warrior poet with his skin his DNA
Speaker 2: under her fingernails as she fought fought for her life.
Speaker 2: And a Bear's former roommate, a guy named Flores Bello,
Speaker 2: testified on Monday, about six days ago that both are
Speaker 2: Venezuelan nationals who connected in Queens in twenty twenty three
Speaker 2: after meeting through a mother in law. They were staying
Speaker 2: free of charge on your nickel at the Roosevelt Hotel, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, normally is six hundred dollars a night.
Speaker 2: Stayed there for about eight months, then got bored in
Speaker 2: New York City and took a humanitarian flight to Atlanta,
Speaker 2: and it was there that he hunted down and killed
Speaker 2: a beautiful young woman. It is disgusting number one, that
Speaker 2: the death penalty could not be quickly applied to him,
Speaker 2: and he got life without possibility of pearl. If that
Speaker 2: guy doesn't get the death penalty, why even have one
Speaker 2: rape a beautiful young woman and crush her skull with
Speaker 2: a heavy rock in his hands, throwing it and placing
Speaker 2: it into the skull of this lake and Riley a
Speaker 2: beautiful young woman. And this crap is going to end
Speaker 2: because of Tom Hooman. I'm confident I've had him on
Speaker 2: several times. Great guy, let's continue. But I'm waiting putin,
Speaker 2: evil mass murderer, communist. I would hope the Russian people
Speaker 2: would take care of him at the ballot box by
Speaker 2: any means necessary, Vladimir Putin, But damn it, Why we
Speaker 2: are risking a thermonuclear war with Russia and China is
Speaker 2: beyond my capabilities. When what do we gain in Ukraine?
Speaker 2: The answer is nothing? And I hope Ukraine wins. I
Speaker 2: want them to win. Please win. Tell me, tell me
Speaker 2: how you're going to win this war against Russia when
Speaker 2: now there's tens of thousands of North Koreans coming and
Speaker 2: they have thousands of more of these ballistic missiles to
Speaker 2: rain down upon Ukraine and I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Let's continue.
Speaker 2: Coming up next will be Heather McDonald of City Journals.
Speaker 2: She's wonderful, wrote a column about real clear politics, about
Speaker 2: the collapse of criminal justice in many parts of our
Speaker 2: great cities. Later on, also as Congressman Warren Davidson to
Speaker 2: talk about Pete Hegseth and Tulsea Gabberty's serve her in
Speaker 2: the House of Representatives. Plus later on, we want to
Speaker 2: hear from Leland Vidder News Nation Enterprise of Sean Compton
Speaker 2: to talk about what happened this week and what Liza
Speaker 2: had when a line becomes available eight six six six
Speaker 2: four seven seven three three seven. Bill Cunningham, the Great
Speaker 2: American with you every someday. Okay, let's continue, Bill cunning
Speaker 2: in the Great American. One of the great thinkers and
Speaker 2: philosophers I call her in American life today is Heather MacDonald.
Speaker 2: And she's written many books on the subject of race
Speaker 2: and merit, what's happening to urban areas. I think there's
Speaker 2: been a slight turn in the right direction. We'll see
Speaker 2: what occurs. A new book has is out when race
Speaker 2: Trump's Merit. But more importantly, Heather McDonald, welcome again to
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. You have a posting about what
Speaker 2: happened in California. Because we're often told what happens in
Speaker 2: California will come to Iowa, Ohio and Georgia down the road.
Speaker 2: But what happened to George Gascone and Pamela Price in California,
Speaker 2: Why that might be a slight turn in the right
Speaker 2: direction by the citizens of California.
Speaker 9: Well, it's great to be with you, Bill again. They
Speaker 9: were finally held accountable for performing their jobs, which they
Speaker 9: have utterly failed to do. George gasca the prosecutor of
Speaker 9: the district attorney in Los Angeles County, has twice faced
Speaker 9: recall efforts that failed allegedly didn't get enough signatures. The
Speaker 9: day he took office, he sparked a revolt among the
Speaker 9: longstanding district attorneys in his office because he issued proclamations
Speaker 9: that basically said, we're going to stop enforcing the law
Speaker 9: because if we do so, it will have a disparate
Speaker 9: impact on black criminals. So there's been extreme dissatisfaction among
Speaker 9: people that are officially and truly committed to the rule
Speaker 9: of law for since he was in office. But he's
Speaker 9: managed to escape. This time. He was booted out, elected
Speaker 9: out to a very moderate challenger, Nate Hawkman, by a
Speaker 9: massive percentage. Two thirds of the voters voted for Hawkman,
Speaker 9: and Gascon had initially had a ton of sorrows money
Speaker 9: behind him, this time he got almost none. Even the
Speaker 9: sorrows people were realistic to know that la had seen
Speaker 9: so many of the mass looting events, so many of
Speaker 9: the street takeovers, so many of these the flash mobs
Speaker 9: that come into seven elevens and strip them like a
Speaker 9: horde of locusts, knowing the participants, knowing that there will
Speaker 9: be no consequences, that he's out. And then in Alameda County,
Speaker 9: which is the East Bay area east of San Francisco,
Speaker 9: whose county seat is Oakland, which is itself right next
Speaker 9: to Berkeley, California, they put in several two years ago
Speaker 9: an extremely left wing prosecutor named Pamela Price, who, again
Speaker 9: this is all about Race Bill. Everything going on in
Speaker 9: the criminal justice system for the last twelve years is
Speaker 9: all about race. If you don't know that, you're not
Speaker 9: going to understand what's going on. It's all about decriminalizing
Speaker 9: and deprosecuting, because if you enforce the law in a colorblind,
Speaker 9: constitutional neutral fashion, you will have a disparate impact on
Speaker 9: black criminals. Not because the law is racist, but because
Speaker 9: the black crime rate is so high. And we have
Speaker 9: decided collectively, this is society somehow that we would rather
Speaker 9: not enforce the law at all, that enforce it and
Speaker 9: have a disparate impact on blacks. So Pamela Price comes
Speaker 9: in and she's all about racial justice too, and she says,
Speaker 9: We're not going to prosecute fiendish juvenile homicide gang members
Speaker 9: as adults because that would be have a disparate impact.
Speaker 9: We're not going to put on sentencing enhancements to the
Speaker 9: most gruesome gang murders because that will have a disparate impact.
Speaker 9: And she this time she faced an actual recall that
Speaker 9: was successful. Earlier in her term, the NAACP from Oakland
Speaker 9: called for the national emergency to be called because crime
Speaker 9: had gotten so out of control. You had long standing
Speaker 9: businesses around the Oakland Airport, like in and out Burger
Speaker 9: Target that had been there for decades that pulled out
Speaker 9: because they said, we can't guarantee the safety of our
Speaker 9: employees or customers any longer. Pamela Price denied this was problem,
Speaker 9: and she helps firm to her racial justice agenda. And
Speaker 9: so you have two of the most liberal cities in
Speaker 9: the country and counties finally saying enough is enough. And
Speaker 9: so this is a very good sign.
Speaker 2: Bill.
Speaker 9: I'm not usually an optimist, right and I always thought
Speaker 9: that liberals would put up endlessly with crime and disorder
Speaker 9: because they're so committed to their ideology. But it turns
Speaker 9: out that finally there is a limit.
Speaker 2: And the great number of victims of the disparate impact
Speaker 2: argument are also black victims, and they're also persons of color.
Speaker 2: They're the ones who voted out these left wing prosecutors
Speaker 2: because black moms and dads and family members, they don't
Speaker 2: want to live in a society we're tolerating crime and
Speaker 2: urban squalors as part of the cost of business. The
Speaker 2: black voter supports you and I and also those who
Speaker 2: kicked out these prosecutors. Correct, this isn't black against white.
Speaker 2: These are criminals against victims.
Speaker 9: That's absolutely true. Now, you know, one can be a
Speaker 9: little bit too rosy about that. There still is, you know,
Speaker 9: support in the black community for racial victimology. But as
Speaker 9: I say, it was very significant that the NAACP in
Speaker 9: Oakland said enough is enough. We were in an emergency
Speaker 9: situation here and we need strong law enforcement. So yes,
Speaker 9: the nobody wants to it's it's amazing to me how
Speaker 9: racist the media is. There are every single day in
Speaker 9: the country, there are dozens of blacks getting gunned down
Speaker 9: in these insane drive by shootings. Nobody ever talks about them.
Speaker 9: Those black lives don't matter a damn bit to the
Speaker 9: mainstream media. Why aid they're races too, because they're they're
Speaker 9: killed by other blacks. And the only blacks that the
Speaker 9: mainstream media is interested in talking about is that handful
Speaker 9: of blacks that are that are shot by a cop.
Speaker 9: Usually the cop is shooting in self defense or trying
Speaker 9: to protect other people. But otherwise this slaughter that's going
Speaker 9: on in our cities every day is out of sight,
Speaker 9: out of.
Speaker 3: Mind, no question about.
Speaker 2: I hear the sirens in the background here, then another
Speaker 2: event's taking place where you live. But most importantly, what's
Speaker 2: occurring is that whether it's in Louisville and I have
Speaker 2: a friend of mine named Stu Matthews who represented one
Speaker 2: of those cops, they will pursue a white cop to
Speaker 2: the ends of the earth if they make a wrong,
Speaker 2: split second decision or one that maybe negligently might be wrong,
Speaker 2: and they will pursue him constantly. But twenty thousand black
Speaker 2: men can gun down twenty thousand other black men on
Speaker 2: a regular basis and it's no big deal at all.
Speaker 2: What are the facts and the statistics of being killed
Speaker 2: at the hands of police? Can you tell the American
Speaker 2: people be goes you speak so forcibly about this, Give
Speaker 2: us the facts on cops who kill black men and
Speaker 2: also white men and other What are the facts nationally?
Speaker 9: Well, blacks, there's about eight to ten thousand homicide victims
Speaker 9: a year who were black. That's more than all white
Speaker 9: and Hispanic homicide victims combined, even though Blacks are only
Speaker 9: thirteen percent of the population. So and those eight to
Speaker 9: ten thousand black homicide victims dozens a day, dozens of
Speaker 9: blacks killed a day, more than all white and Hispanics
Speaker 9: killed a day. They are killed overwhelmingly by other blacks.
Speaker 9: The number of blacks who are killed by a police
Speaker 9: officer every year is about two hundred and fifty. The
Speaker 9: vast majority of those are armed and dangerous. The number
Speaker 9: of whites killed by a police officer every year is
Speaker 9: about five hundred, so twice as many whites are killed
Speaker 9: by blacks. Now that is disproportionate because blacks are thirteen percent.
Speaker 9: But here's the key. What is what predicts a police
Speaker 9: officer's use of force or legal force is the likelihood
Speaker 9: of confronting armed, violent, resisting suspects that happens overwhelmingly in
Speaker 9: black neighborhoods because of the crime rate. As far as
Speaker 9: unarmed so called unarmed blacks, and I'm going to bracket
Speaker 9: that bill because the unarmed category comes from the Washington
Speaker 9: Post database of fatal police shootings, and the Washington Post
Speaker 9: declares unarmed very very loosely. Somebody, if you're suspect trying
Speaker 9: to grab an officer's gun, but it's not your gun,
Speaker 9: you're unarmed.
Speaker 7: So the number of.
Speaker 9: Blacks who are killed by the police. Unarmed blacks who
Speaker 9: are killed by the police every year is about twelve
Speaker 9: to fifteen. Compare that to eight thousand to ten thousand
Speaker 9: of black homicide victims. A police officer is four hundred
Speaker 9: times more likely to be killed by a black mail
Speaker 9: than an unarmed black is to be killed by a
Speaker 9: police officer. Historically, blacks have made up about forty to
Speaker 9: forty two percent of all cop killers black males have
Speaker 9: even though they're six percent of the population. So if
Speaker 9: you want to talk about threats in the police black
Speaker 9: mail encounter, it is overwhelmingly to police officers and not
Speaker 9: to black.
Speaker 2: So, to put a sharper point on what you just said.
Speaker 2: From FBI statistics, there are twice as many white men
Speaker 2: killed by police every year than black men. And secondly,
Speaker 2: there's about eight thousand black on black crimes victims.
Speaker 3: Every year.
Speaker 2: Eight thousand black men are killed, but the total number
Speaker 2: of questionable police shootings is between twelve and fifteen, not
Speaker 2: twelve to fifteen thousand. The number is twelve to fifteen
Speaker 2: in the entire country, with literally tens of millions of
Speaker 2: contacts every year between law enforcement and the black community,
Speaker 2: hundreds of millions every time somebody's pulled overstop whatever it
Speaker 2: might be, but twice as likely to be killed by
Speaker 2: a cop if you're white and Secondly, twelve to fifteen
Speaker 2: questionable shootings as opposed to eight thousand black men killing
Speaker 2: other black men, which to me you will not deal with.
Speaker 2: Are those facts to.
Speaker 9: Boil it down for that we're living a lie, the
Speaker 9: idea of a war on blacks that we've heard from
Speaker 9: President Obama, that we heard from from Obama, from Biden,
Speaker 9: that you know, black parents are right to fill fear
Speaker 9: that their child will be killed by a police officer
Speaker 9: every time they go outside. That is utter lie and deception. Yes,
Speaker 9: guess what black juveniles in the post George Floyd rac
Speaker 9: Hysteria riot world, black juveniles are one hundred times more
Speaker 9: likely to be shot than white juveniles. Why because black
Speaker 9: juveniles are more likely to shoot at one hundred times
Speaker 9: the rate. Blacks between the ages of ten and twenty
Speaker 9: four die of gun homicide at twenty five times the
Speaker 9: rate of whites in those cohorts. That is because they're
Speaker 9: committing crime at those rates. That's the threat to black
Speaker 9: children is the black gang that we're told we can't
Speaker 9: incarcerate because that would be racist.
Speaker 2: And Heather MacDonald in your book When Race Trump's Merit,
Speaker 2: explain what that book is about. It's all over the place.
Speaker 2: When you say the book is when race Trump's merit
Speaker 2: explain that to the American people.
Speaker 9: Well, it's the same concept we've been talking about, Bill,
Speaker 9: which is that any racial disparity, according to elite wisdom,
Speaker 9: is by definition a result of racism, and therefore any
Speaker 9: behavioral or intellectual meritocratic standard that has a disparate impact
Speaker 9: on blacks must be torn down. So, for instance, we
Speaker 9: find that black students don't do as well on the
Speaker 9: medical college Admissions test to get into medical school MCATs,
Speaker 9: and so we've declared those must be racist tests, even
Speaker 9: though they're colorblind, computer graded, stripped of any possible racial overtones.
Speaker 9: It's because the reason blacks don't do as well is
Speaker 9: because their academic skills are way way behind. Only sixty
Speaker 9: six percent of black twelfth graders don't possess even partial
Speaker 9: mastery of basic twelfth grade maths like reading a graph
Speaker 9: or doing arithmetic. Sixty six percent of black twelfth graders
Speaker 9: possess basically no math skills. And then we turn around
Speaker 9: and say, well, if they're not passing the MCATs proportionally,
Speaker 9: it's a racist test. So what we do is we
Speaker 9: tear down standards We're tearing down standards for medical school,
Speaker 9: for medical training because race Trump's merit. We're saying, we
Speaker 9: would rather not have tests of medical knowledge than have
Speaker 9: a test that has a disparate inpact on black This
Speaker 9: is going on in every research lab, scientific research lab
Speaker 9: that they're hiring on the basis of race, not merit.
Speaker 9: It's going on, as I say, in the criminal justice system.
Speaker 9: It's going on in the federal judiciary. You had Biden
Speaker 9: elevating black females to the federal bench at rates way
Speaker 9: out of portion to their population in the pool of
Speaker 9: available lawyers. And that's not even taking into account the
Speaker 9: skills gap. We have decided that we would rather put
Speaker 9: racial diversity ahead of competence, ahead of excellence, ahead of achievement.
Speaker 9: And I just hope that from the day he takes office,
Speaker 9: Donald Trump says enough, I am going to extirpate the
Speaker 9: disparate impact standard from every federal regulation. I'm going to
Speaker 9: work with Congress to take it out of statutes. From
Speaker 9: here on. We care about one thing, and one thing only.
Speaker 9: Can you do the job. I don't want to be
Speaker 9: promoted because I'm female. Being female is not an accomplishment
Speaker 9: and Being black is not an accomplishment. Being gay is
Speaker 9: not an accomplishment. I know what accomplishment is. It's learning language,
Speaker 9: it's learning it's learning mathematics, it's learning reasoning. That's the
Speaker 9: only thing that should matter.
Speaker 2: N Heather MacDonald the number one racial group when all
Speaker 2: these tests are and are not whites, They're Asians. In fact,
Speaker 2: the test supposedly provide Asians because of faith and family
Speaker 2: and parents demand educational achievement. Of course, Democrats are largely
Speaker 2: in charge of urban public education, which is an unmitigated disaster.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, it's also true that Asians, another minority, do
Speaker 2: better than white boys and girls, men and women, and
Speaker 2: Asians is a small racial category that succeeds magnificently. So
Speaker 2: the argument that this is racism while it's racist against Asians.
Speaker 9: Correct, absolutely right. The idea of there is white supremacy, well,
Speaker 9: we haven't done a very good job at it because
Speaker 9: Asians are whooping our ass and you can absolutely see
Speaker 9: it in the family culture. The parents are riding those
Speaker 9: children from day one. You will study, you will learn,
Speaker 9: you will get into Harvard. And Harvard keeps raising the bars.
Speaker 9: So it's harder and harder to get in into your
Speaker 9: Asian It's no longer enough to play two instruments like
Speaker 9: a professional. It's no longer enough to score perfect score,
Speaker 9: sixteen hundred's on your sads. You have to know, I
Speaker 9: don't know, God what you have to prove that you're
Speaker 9: going to be totally left wing, presumably to get in.
Speaker 9: And rather than saying lower the standards on our behalf,
Speaker 9: which is what the black civil rights leaders do, they say, okay,
Speaker 9: we'll meet your standards. You keep raising them, we'll meet them.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable. It's about faith and family and good parenting. It's
Speaker 2: not about race. Once again, Heather MacDonald, you're a great American.
Speaker 2: Let's not wait two years to do this again. The
Speaker 2: book is when race Trump's merit, you come with the facts,
Speaker 2: you come with the receipts. And once again, Heather McDonald,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for coming on the bill, cunning
Speaker 2: him show. Let's have a great four years at Donald Trumper.
Speaker 2: We'll pull out DEI by the roots and get rid
Speaker 2: of the disparate racial impact studies, which is not as
Speaker 2: you say, it's not an accomplishment to be gay, it's
Speaker 2: not an accomplishment to be a female. It's not an
Speaker 2: an accomplishment to be an Indian or a Black, and
Speaker 2: let's get rid of that. I think Trump's going to
Speaker 2: do it, don't you, Heather.
Speaker 9: I do, And I'm actually for one's optimist in my life.
Speaker 9: Can you imagine if we had twelve years of GOOP rule,
Speaker 9: I like to be still my heart, we would save
Speaker 9: the country.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, thank god. Heather McDonald. Once again, thank
Speaker 2: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And Heather,
Speaker 2: you're a great American.
Speaker 9: Thank you, Thanks so much.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 2: Let's continue, never stop. We simply continue. Asians do well,
Speaker 2: do great on these tests, but we have to White
Speaker 2: supremacy fails because Asians succeed. Do you buy that argument?
Speaker 2: He'll cunning in The Great American Live with You every
Speaker 2: Sunday night by Billy cunning in The Great American. You know,
Speaker 2: an evening with Heather McDonald is a great knight because
Speaker 2: that woman comes with the receipts and with the facts.
Speaker 2: And unfortunately New York City, in Chicago, Los Angeles, most
Speaker 2: of the urban areas do not pay attention. I guarantee you.
Speaker 2: For example, if Marine Penny in New York City subway
Speaker 2: was black and the victim so to speak, was white,
Speaker 2: no prosecution would have taken place. It simply would not
Speaker 2: have transpired. And to me, that's pretty sick when a
Speaker 2: prosecution occurs only because of race. And this Marine Penny,
Speaker 2: I think did the lord's work, because the testimony is
Speaker 2: very clear about him defending himself and others from this
Speaker 2: crazy guy. That is a forty three page rap sheet.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I guess tomorrow there's going to
Speaker 2: be closing arguments scheduled for tomorrow, but they delayed it
Speaker 2: until after the Thanksgiving Day week until December the second.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens. But anything other that a complete
Speaker 2: exoneration would be an outrage. And I'm sure, like many
Speaker 2: other circumstances in New York City, that Alvin Bragg will
Speaker 2: be overturned on appeal. And I did read it in the
Speaker 2: New York Times, and Alvin Bragg now is extremely popular
Speaker 2: in New York City for what he's done to Donald
Speaker 2: Trump and what he's trying.
Speaker 3: To do to this Marine.
Speaker 2: That shows you are sick large aspects of New York
Speaker 2: City can be. And I say that with sadness because
Speaker 2: I spent four years of my life there. When I
Speaker 2: was there during the rooms in Bloomberg years. It was
Speaker 2: quite good. Please continue with more coming up next. As
Speaker 2: a US Congressman, Warren Davidson about happened this morning on
Speaker 2: some of the talk shows relative to the nominees of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday.
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Speaker 2: The great American, of course, one of the leaders else
Speaker 2: the representatives even more powerful in the next Congress will
Speaker 2: be Warren Davidson of the great state of Ohio. He's
Speaker 2: a graduate of West Point, serving in the military for
Speaker 2: many years, a tendant graduated from Notre Dame University. The
Speaker 2: fighting Irish knows where bodies are buried all over the world.
Speaker 2: He's a great American and first of all, Warren Davidson's
Speaker 2: State of Ohio. Congratulations on your re election. I think
Speaker 2: you got seventy five to eighty percent of the vote,
Speaker 2: which isn't bad. You got more percentage of the vote
Speaker 2: than Donald Trump did in Ohio, which is a good thing.
Speaker 2: But can you give us first year analysis as to
Speaker 2: why all the polling once again was off by three
Speaker 2: or four percentage points. I can recall the weekend before
Speaker 2: the election Iowa. Iowa was plus three for Kamala and
Speaker 2: therefore the media went down that rabbit hole for three
Speaker 2: or four days. Looking at it from your perspective, why
Speaker 2: did the trumpster win such a mandate for change in Washington?
Speaker 10: Well, the polls were off because they were trying to
Speaker 10: use the polls to skew the outcome of the election.
Speaker 10: I do think some of those polls were over election interference,
Speaker 10: particularly in Iowa. The lady that has historically been accurate
Speaker 10: there was off by about thirteen points, and that seems
Speaker 10: like WillFull action. Frankly, she resigned from the Des Moines
Speaker 10: register right afterwards because I think she was facing some
Speaker 10: legal problems. But sitting aside that, look, Kamala Harris was
Speaker 10: a terrible candidate. You know, they didn't have a real primary.
Speaker 10: They tried to rig it by saying no, Joe Biden's fine.
Speaker 10: Dean Phillips tried to tell the world like, no, no,
Speaker 10: I'm not going to go along with this. He's not fine.
Speaker 10: And look how they ran him out of office and
Speaker 10: everywhere else they could get rid of him on because
Speaker 10: he was considered a heretic. And then they saw that
Speaker 10: first debate and they're like, oh, yeah, we're gonna have
Speaker 10: to do something. But they landed on Kamala Harris and
Speaker 10: she was just as unpopular with a billion dollars behind
Speaker 10: her as she was before they put a billion dollars
Speaker 10: behind her. And then the other thing that went right
Speaker 10: is Donald Trump just crushed it. I mean, he really
Speaker 10: just built a great campaign coming off of that first debate,
Speaker 10: you know, going into the convention. Unfortunately, you know, someone
Speaker 10: tried to kill him, but he responded very heroically, and
Speaker 10: from there, I just really feel like he connected with
Speaker 10: more and more people that you know, they were hearing
Speaker 10: Rachel Maddow'll say one thing and the crazy ladies on
Speaker 10: the view say another, you know, essentially the same thing
Speaker 10: Rachel Mattew was, and then they see what he's doing
Speaker 10: and they're like, well, he doesn't seem crazy to me.
Speaker 3: He's picking rfk up. This is great.
Speaker 10: He's on Joe Rogan, the McDonald's things great, this garbage thing.
Speaker 10: I mean, it all just kept turning into gold. And frankly,
Speaker 10: JD Vance, I think was one of the big turning
Speaker 10: points in the whole campaign, not only when they picked him,
Speaker 10: but in the VP debate. He just showed this guy
Speaker 10: is very likable, very normal, What a refreshing person to
Speaker 10: have in politics and people, but what a great representative
Speaker 10: of our state. And I think it's like I think
Speaker 10: of Ohio, I think a JD.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you brought this up because when you watch
Speaker 2: the mainstream meetia in the morning talk shows, it's all
Speaker 2: about Pete Hegseth and what happened in some hotel room
Speaker 2: seven years ago to Monterey, California, or about Tulsea Gabbert
Speaker 2: being a Russian asset, which is a smear of the
Speaker 2: radical left. Before we get to that, have you seen,
Speaker 2: and I've mentioned this the last few weeks, there's a
Speaker 2: disintegration of the mental abilities of our commander in chief.
Speaker 2: As the world aroundness is tumbling, you have the President.
Speaker 2: Biden a few days ago was in Brazil and there
Speaker 2: was some shaman with some incense who was blessing him
Speaker 2: with the insects in their native garb. Then he wanders
Speaker 2: into the jungle by himself and he's brought back. Will
Speaker 2: not take any questions, wonders off again for the group photo.
Speaker 2: And this guy as we speak, Congressman Warren Davidson. He
Speaker 2: is the commander in chief, he's the head of state
Speaker 2: and the head of government. Obviously he's mentally incompetent. Now
Speaker 2: the fear is Kamala Harris, who's in some Awaian vacation,
Speaker 2: would be in charge. But as a former military man,
Speaker 2: aren't you more than a little concern that the world
Speaker 2: left to Donald Trump January the twentieth at noon is
Speaker 2: going to be in flames. That he seems to be
Speaker 2: almost purposely inflaming the situation in Ukraine and Israel, and
Speaker 2: we don't have a president right now. Am I overestimating this?
Speaker 3: No, I think you've summed it up. Look, the world
Speaker 3: sees it.
Speaker 10: I think the nice thing is a lot of the
Speaker 10: world leaders are seeing that Donald Trump is en route.
Speaker 10: And I think that a lot of world leaders are
Speaker 10: seeing through the fact that the neocons, the kind of
Speaker 10: Dick Cheney Liz Cheney wing of American politics. It used
Speaker 10: to be in sort of Republicans, but now they've crossed over,
Speaker 10: supporting Kamala Harris. Anything to keep more wars and more
Speaker 10: places going, and it's dangerous. So that really is a
Speaker 10: huge concern and the refreshing thing, Like I say, world
Speaker 10: leaders can't get access to Donald Trump fast enough. They
Speaker 10: want to connect with him, want to know that there's
Speaker 10: strength is stability, because they know there isn't strengthen stability
Speaker 10: in the Biden Harris administration. So January twentieth can't come
Speaker 10: fast enough.
Speaker 2: Ballistic missiles flying from Russia, striking all over the Ukraine.
Speaker 2: This is the beginning of World War III. We have
Speaker 2: North Korean troops fortunately dying somewhere in Ukraine.
Speaker 3: Or in Russia.
Speaker 2: We have right now Vladimir Putin has identified American arms
Speaker 2: depots in Poland that he said he's going to attack.
Speaker 2: And here we have a shaman blessing Joe Biden stumbling,
Speaker 2: mumbling and fumbling. And why, I guess this is a
Speaker 2: self answering question. For the last year or two, it's
Speaker 2: obvious we've had a presidency in mental decline who can't function,
Speaker 2: and now it's getting worse and the world's on fire.
Speaker 3: And I.
Speaker 2: Is any of your Democratic friends. I assume you have
Speaker 2: a few in the Capitol concerned about the fact that
Speaker 2: America doesn't have a president right now and that the
Speaker 2: VP is somewhere on a beach in Maui.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Look, I haven't talked to him since the VP has
Speaker 10: been in Mali but or wherever she's at in Hawaii.
Speaker 10: But uh, but I have talked to him about Joe Biden.
Speaker 10: And you know, Dean Phillips in particular, he's like, you know, look,
Speaker 10: he really isn't there.
Speaker 3: People know it.
Speaker 10: They're just kind of covering for him. He decided to
Speaker 10: run run for president in the primary because he really
Speaker 10: thought he was ready to run a presidential campaign. But
Speaker 10: he thought, look, this is dangerous, we can't do this.
Speaker 10: And behind the scenes people have known that all along.
Speaker 10: And then then that would go on TV and cover
Speaker 10: for him and talk about what a sharp guy he is. Uh,
Speaker 10: there really is cause for alarm here with Joe Biden's competency.
Speaker 10: We've evacuated eleven embassies under President Biden's administration. This is
Speaker 10: dangerous for our country, and you know, really it is
Speaker 10: a mess. That president President Trump is inheriting and that's
Speaker 10: why he does have to have his team right away.
Speaker 10: So you talked about Pete Hegseth earlier. You know, we've
Speaker 10: had a woke military where their number one agenda is
Speaker 10: you know, how many trans.
Speaker 3: People can they get?
Speaker 10: And you know, every kind of crazy stuff in the world,
Speaker 10: but military readiness. They're depleting our arsenals by giving them
Speaker 10: to Ukraine, and they're not deployment in a.
Speaker 3: Very effective way.
Speaker 10: You look at the peer that they tried to build
Speaker 10: in the Mediterranean to try to get humanitarian assistants into Gaza.
Speaker 10: Total embarrassment, dumb idea in the first place, but poorly executed.
Speaker 10: This has been a disaster of administration in every way,
Speaker 10: but especially in foreign policy.
Speaker 2: Lloyd Austin, I'm watching about six months ago. Millie was
Speaker 2: still there, so it might have been about a year ago.
Speaker 2: And each was asked by a Democrat, what are the
Speaker 2: one or two main things you work on as Chairman
Speaker 2: of the Joint Chiefs and to Lloyd Austin and Secretary
Speaker 2: of Defense, and each of them said the same thing.
Speaker 2: Number one is white supremacy in the military, and two
Speaker 2: it's climate change. Mitigation, that they have climate change mitigators
Speaker 2: on the seven hundred military bases all over the world
Speaker 2: issuing reports. And now the US military and Thailand or
Speaker 2: somewhere could help the environment. So they're worried about white
Speaker 2: supremacy and they're worried about climate change mitigation. Whoever appointed
Speaker 2: those two guys, and we know who it was, should
Speaker 2: be embarrassed by that fact, because we need the military
Speaker 2: to be as lethal as possible. Instead we worry about
Speaker 2: DEI I've seen transsexuals in military garb give announcements to
Speaker 2: recruit more shall we say, alternative lifestyle individuals. And also
Speaker 2: I see and Pete Haig said that the Democrats are
Speaker 2: going crazy because on his body he has a cross
Speaker 2: that indicates support for Jesus Christ. And also it's a
Speaker 2: cross that dealt with the Crusades or whatever, and they
Speaker 2: say that is white supremacy. May I have your reaction
Speaker 2: to both of that, Warren, there's a question in there somewhere.
Speaker 3: Please look, got me all five, got me all fired up?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 10: Well look, if you're not fired up right now, I
Speaker 10: don't know. You can't be paying attention. I mean, you
Speaker 10: look at it. What they're doing, destroying our military on purpose,
Speaker 10: undermining the strength and Pegseth represents change and that's why
Speaker 10: they're going to do everything they can to stop him. Look,
Speaker 10: Donald Trump campaigned on change. He has great slugan drain
Speaker 10: the swamp.
Speaker 3: He hired mad Dog.
Speaker 10: Madis one of our best generals. He's gonna come change it.
Speaker 10: And transgenderism is one of the first things. That's like,
Speaker 10: we got to fire this guy because Donald Trump said,
Speaker 10: We're not going to pay for surgeries for these people anymore.
Speaker 10: And Mellie said, oh, we'll study it, or mat mad Dog,
Speaker 10: we're not going to study it, don't do it. And
Speaker 10: Trump should have fired him. Then he had million there
Speaker 10: talking about white rage and all this nonsense. He brought
Speaker 10: an esper who was an inside lobbyist. He understands where
Speaker 10: all the bodies are buried. He'll get it, he'll get
Speaker 10: it done. He didn't do anything. So now Donald Trump
Speaker 10: is picking people that are clearly committed to changing the
Speaker 10: status quo. Peig sas a company great officer. You know,
Speaker 10: he was a captain now junior field grade, but served
Speaker 10: as a lieutenant and captain in in combat in an
Speaker 10: infantry unit.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 10: The guy is respected by everyone who knows him, and
Speaker 10: I think he's going to bring change, and that's why
Speaker 10: they want to stop him. And you look at at
Speaker 10: the Intelligence Service. Go to Tulsa Gabbert. She's an active
Speaker 10: lieutenant colonel command in a reserve unit in Oklahoma. But
Speaker 10: you see the same trope really built by the same lady.
Speaker 10: Hillary Clinton ran the same attack against Tulci Gabbert that
Speaker 10: she ran against Donald Trump. Russian asset. Why because she
Speaker 10: was a threat to Hilly Hillary Clinton in the primary.
Speaker 10: She was back in Bernie Sanders. So it was the
Speaker 10: same play. They continued the same lies and uh and
Speaker 10: and she's going to bring change to our intelligence services,
Speaker 10: the idea that we can, you know, respect American citizens,
Speaker 10: we can protect your privacy and get a warrant for
Speaker 10: Americans and yet target foreign intelligence. You've used our intelligence
Speaker 10: services to target Americans. When you say, oh, well, well,
Speaker 10: white supremacy, white rage, DEI, these are the real things
Speaker 10: we should be concerned about. I don't know how about
Speaker 10: all the people that have flooded our country.
Speaker 3: Ten plus a million people illegally.
Speaker 10: Let's plain how who these people are and where they are,
Speaker 10: and certainly some of them don't come to do anything
Speaker 10: but harm to our country, and we should be rooting
Speaker 10: them out. So if you're looking inside our country, you
Speaker 10: should be looking at them, and you should be especially
Speaker 10: paying attention outside our country where the world is disintegrating.
Speaker 2: I have a quote here on one of these CNN
Speaker 2: morning shows, and this is a question. Now, imagine you're
Speaker 2: so you're a so called journalist, Dana Bash of this
Speaker 2: of CNN, which is the cemetery news network. But this
Speaker 2: is a question that Dana Bash this morning ask of
Speaker 2: Senator Tammy Duckworth. Quote, this is a journalist. Quote, let's
Speaker 2: turn a former Democratic Congresswoman Tulsea Gabbert, who's the president
Speaker 2: elect tap to serve as our director of National Intelligence.
Speaker 2: She's a critic of US intelligence. She has promoted Russian propaganda.
Speaker 2: Your fellow Democrat, Debbie Wasserman Schultz called her a Russian asset.
Speaker 3: Now, you and.
Speaker 2: Tulsi are both veterans, you both served in the House.
Speaker 2: What do you think of her? So the question was, well,
Speaker 2: she is a Russian asset, which is a false defamation,
Speaker 2: and Soworth, here's what Duckworth said, quote, Well, I think
Speaker 2: she's compromised. I think by going to Syria and basically backing,
Speaker 2: you know, a brutal dictator there. I mean, Russian controlled
Speaker 2: media called her a Russian asset. So I guess, I
Speaker 2: guess I have a deep concern whether or not she's
Speaker 2: compromised quote unquote. That is a question from CNN, And
Speaker 2: an answer about Tulsi Gabbert is that the Tulsi Gabert
Speaker 2: that you know.
Speaker 10: No, Look, Tulsi Gabbert when she was in the house
Speaker 10: with me, she was a Democrat, but she was one
Speaker 10: of the honest Democrats and still defended civil liberties. You know,
Speaker 10: she wasn't going to cancel free speech, she wasn't going
Speaker 10: to trample on privacy. She was not, in that sense
Speaker 10: a tyrant like the far radical left is the threat.
Speaker 10: Look at MPR, the threat is actually too much loyalty
Speaker 10: to the truth. I mean, can you imagine that that
Speaker 10: that an organization is supposed to be free press saying
Speaker 10: too much loyalty to the truth. Is that essentially the
Speaker 10: same position Dana Bash has got. It's like, oh, we
Speaker 10: can't really go after the truth here. We have to
Speaker 10: carry the political agenda. And that's why some of these
Speaker 10: networks are dying. And you see podcasts like Joe Rogan
Speaker 10: flourishing because people know that they're being deceived. On the
Speaker 10: other side, they just completely discount it. No one's there
Speaker 10: anymore to listen to them, and and it's the same
Speaker 10: old tropes that they'll do anything to undermine it. The
Speaker 10: downside is there's a lot of times senators are still
Speaker 10: old school and they fall for this nonsense. So hopefully
Speaker 10: our senators will we'll see through it and get these
Speaker 10: confirmations done quickly so that we can you know, we
Speaker 10: need to start the Trump administration with the Secretary of Defense,
Speaker 10: with the Director of National Intelligence, with an attorney general
Speaker 10: and the director of the FBI, the core positions that
Speaker 10: the president needs to be able to execute day to
Speaker 10: day operations of the government.
Speaker 3: It is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I guess when Matt Gates a few days ago left
Speaker 2: and Pam Bondi, I think is going to do great
Speaker 2: as the attorney general. But when he left under fire
Speaker 2: because of a seventeen year old and also certain other violations,
Speaker 2: and Pam Bondi arose immediately, and thank god Donald Trump
Speaker 2: did that. It's almost as if now that mac Gates
Speaker 2: has gone, we got to viciously attack someone. So how
Speaker 2: about Tulsey Gabbert, who was a Democrat who worked in
Speaker 2: the Democratic National Committee with Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who spent
Speaker 2: all of her life as a Democrat except the past
Speaker 2: two years. The other guy's Pete Hegseth, who was cleared
Speaker 2: from seven years ago of some alleged sexual assault. I
Speaker 2: have the report in front of me. I may share
Speaker 2: some of it. I've shared some of it earlier, might
Speaker 2: share some later. On Let's face it, he came away
Speaker 2: with that with a clean bill of health.
Speaker 3: Let's deal with the issues.
Speaker 2: And if you're concerned about national security, how about right now,
Speaker 2: the President of the United States cannot discharge the duties.
Speaker 2: He probably can't read, he probably can't find his way
Speaker 2: into the Oval office. The guy is physically and mentally gone.
Speaker 2: And we're talking about Tulci Gabbert instead of the mental
Speaker 2: capabilities of Joe Biden to discharge the duties this morning, tonight, tomorrow,
Speaker 2: Right now, we have about two months to go. And
Speaker 2: let's face the Congressman, Warren Davidson, we're in trouble if
Speaker 2: somebody quickly has to make a decision, which is a
Speaker 2: life and death decision about the US military. You served
Speaker 2: and Tulsi served and Pete served. The commander in chief
Speaker 2: to make that decision would be who.
Speaker 10: Well, look, Joe Biden is gonna be the one. I
Speaker 10: don't know if he's gonna turn to Jill. But if
Speaker 10: you look at Anthony Blincoln, and he certainly wants a
Speaker 10: bigger war. They've done everything they can to expand or
Speaker 10: escalate the war in Ukraine. They've done everything they can
Speaker 10: to undermine NET and Yahoo's efforts to win a decisive outcome,
Speaker 10: to hold hamas accountable Free ten seven massacre, to get
Speaker 10: Israel's hossages and our own out, they've undermined that. And
Speaker 10: if you look at Lloyd Austin at the Security Defense,
Speaker 10: this is the guy that came up with the dumbest
Speaker 10: way possible to leave Afghanistan, that first you would get
Speaker 10: the military out and then still leave civilians behind. This
Speaker 10: no one's been held accountable. The only person ever fired
Speaker 10: for that was the lieutenant colonel that said in the
Speaker 10: Marine Corps, that said this is a crazy idea. It
Speaker 10: was the Cincinnati guy originally. So you know this is
Speaker 10: going to change quickly with a new administration, but we
Speaker 10: got to get there, and I think a lot of
Speaker 10: people are really worried as you see, you know, Russia,
Speaker 10: I think showing some level of restraint in the sense
Speaker 10: that they could have used more warheads on this missile
Speaker 10: capability that they just demonstrated over there.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 10: Look at the natural warfare. It's changing. And we've got
Speaker 10: to get people in place that are committed to the
Speaker 10: national security of our own country. And they know that
Speaker 10: the real threat is.
Speaker 3: Not climate change.
Speaker 10: They know why we have a military day to day,
Speaker 10: and it's like that on every kind of front. And
Speaker 10: I think you put all that together and that's why
Speaker 10: Donald Trump won anyone decisively.
Speaker 3: We got to run.
Speaker 2: Congressman Warren Davidson, I the next eight weeks cannot go
Speaker 2: by more quickly. Once again, you're a great American. Thank
Speaker 2: you for your service, and thank you for coming on
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Congressman. Thank you very much.
Speaker 10: Always an honor. God bless you and your listeners.
Speaker 2: And God bless America. I let's continue with more Billy
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Speaker 3: The Great American.
Speaker 2: I cannot imagine more dangerous circumstance we have tonight that
Speaker 2: as missiles are flying into and out of Ukraine, that
Speaker 2: missiles two hundred and forty were sent this afternoon from
Speaker 2: Lebanon into Israel. There was a lot of damage. Calls
Speaker 2: to the Holy State of Israel, back and forth they go.
Speaker 2: It's been some reporting tonight, believe it or not, that
Speaker 2: piece is at hand between Hesbolah and israelis I doubt
Speaker 2: that very much, because Iran is encouraging action before the
Speaker 2: Donald takes office. Once he does, then all hell's going
Speaker 2: to break loose. And that's the differential. And maybe if
Speaker 2: there was a way that Biden, who's mentally incompetent and
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is on the beaches of Hawaii, could step
Speaker 2: aside and let Donald take over. Now, that would be
Speaker 2: a much better thing for the country. We're in danger
Speaker 2: for the next eight weeks with the pathetic president who's
Speaker 2: mentally incompetent and the VP on the beach and war
Speaker 2: is conducted all over the world. Go Cunningham with you
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Speaker 2: on News Nation. That was the first network to announce
Speaker 2: the shall we say, the election of Donald J.
Speaker 3: Trump.
Speaker 2: Joining you and I now is Leland Vinter on the
Speaker 2: News Nation. Leland, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And first of all, you've had reporting and many have
Speaker 2: also about the may I used to turn backing down
Speaker 2: of Donald Trump. And there was some reporting to the
Speaker 2: effect that after Matt Gates did his senator greets round
Speaker 2: and around, the Trumpster had a sense that it wasn't
Speaker 2: going well for Matt Gates. He wasn't gonna he could
Speaker 2: afford to lose like three or four votes and that's it,
Speaker 2: and that he made the call to Gates, or did
Speaker 2: Gates make the call to him. The media says the
Speaker 2: Gates made the call to the Trumpster and said, you
Speaker 2: know what, take me down. Other media accounts were or
Speaker 2: Donald Trump got the call from the leadership of the
Speaker 2: Senate Republican Party Thuned specifically and said this isn't going well.
Speaker 3: Then Trump made the call.
Speaker 2: What's your sense of who called who first and how
Speaker 2: did this play out?
Speaker 7: My reporting is that it became clear to the transition
Speaker 7: team and then to Donald Trump that they didn't have
Speaker 7: the votes to get Matt Gates through. And remember things
Speaker 7: were getting worse, not better for Matt Gates. The more
Speaker 7: things came out, the worse it looked, not the better
Speaker 7: it looked for him. So the senators I know I've
Speaker 7: talked to were thrilled because they really did not want
Speaker 7: this over the next.
Speaker 3: Month or six weeks.
Speaker 7: I think I think it shows a couple of things.
Speaker 7: Number One, all of this talk that there, you know,
Speaker 7: Trump was gonna last through recess appointments, and he was
Speaker 7: going to put in whoever he wanted. And you know,
Speaker 7: the rules, the rules did not apply to him, right, yeah,
Speaker 7: the yeah, the rules applied to him and Republican senators,
Speaker 7: some of a number of whom a third of whom
Speaker 7: are going to be in the Senate after Donald Trump
Speaker 7: leaves the White House said you're gonna have to do
Speaker 7: play by everybody else's rules. Number Two is that we've
Speaker 7: We've seen it time and time again. Donald Trump demands loyalty,
Speaker 7: requires loyalty, talks about loyal for everyone but himself. And
Speaker 7: by that, I mean he did not expend political capital
Speaker 7: to save anybody else. And you know, he could have, really,
Speaker 7: he could have really started twisting some arms when it
Speaker 7: came to Matt Gates and he did not.
Speaker 2: Yep, he didn't. And in fact, when he was told.
Speaker 2: Of course, the brand of Donald Trump is never apologized,
Speaker 2: never backed down, never never sweat. But in this case,
Speaker 2: it appears that the more that came out about Matt Gates,
Speaker 2: the worst that got. And there was reporting of the
Speaker 2: ten thousand dollars through venmo at the seventeen year old girl.
Speaker 2: There was more than one incident. And then you wrap
Speaker 2: it up to the nude pictures. I think it's disgusting
Speaker 2: for a congressman on the floor of the United States
Speaker 2: House of Representatives to walk around and naked pictures of
Speaker 2: his sexual conquest and share them with congressmen. And in fact,
Speaker 2: the ethics report wasn't dealing with the human trafficking element.
Speaker 2: They were dealing with breach of the rules of the
Speaker 2: House by shall we say, conduct unbecoming and then also
Speaker 2: using campaign money for personal reasons. And so this this
Speaker 2: is going to be death by a thousand cuts. And
Speaker 2: at some point Matt Gates said, and I would think
Speaker 2: down the road, the Trumpster is going to take care
Speaker 2: of Matt Gates.
Speaker 3: Anyway.
Speaker 2: There'll be something in an ambassador, something that doesn't have
Speaker 2: to be approved by the Senate to take care of
Speaker 2: Matt Gates. So one might ask, before we talk about
Speaker 2: Pete Hegseth and his problems in Monterey, California, did is
Speaker 2: Johnson really happy now that Gates is out of the
Speaker 2: Congress and that the deal was, okay, you do this,
Speaker 2: resign immediately. We'll try to get you through. But that
Speaker 2: doesn't work out. At the worst gonna happen, Matt Gates
Speaker 2: will be out of the Congress. He doesn't get along
Speaker 2: with Republicans, much less Democrats. That is Trump that smart
Speaker 2: to set it up that way? Get rid of Matt Gates,
Speaker 2: get him into a position that he can't be confirmed,
Speaker 2: let him back down. That Here comes Pam Bondy from Florida,
Speaker 2: eighteen years prosecutor, eight years as the Attorney General, part
Speaker 2: of the transition team in twenty sixteen, et cetera.
Speaker 3: He likes her quite a bit.
Speaker 2: So is Trump that smart to put up Matt Gates
Speaker 2: have a deal with Johnson, Baker of the House, that
Speaker 2: we're going to get him out of the House. He's
Speaker 2: not going to succeed. He's going to back down. Now
Speaker 2: I get the person I really want?
Speaker 3: Is Trump? That's smart?
Speaker 7: Well, perhaps in retrospect, if that's how we're looking at it.
Speaker 7: But I would I would give you the other side.
Speaker 7: I've never I've heard that Donald Trump plays for dy
Speaker 7: chess all the time explanation.
Speaker 3: For his behavior.
Speaker 7: That said, I have yet to find a situation where
Speaker 7: you see something that really phenomenally happened for Donald Trump
Speaker 7: and you can trace it back and go, oh, I
Speaker 7: see what he was doing all along? This Matt Gabe's
Speaker 7: thing has caused a lot of problems for him. And
Speaker 7: first of all, in Washington is exposed that I don't
Speaker 7: want to think the Emperor has no clothes, but it's
Speaker 7: exposed that Donald Trump isn't all that powerful. It's exposed
Speaker 7: that this whole resets appointment thing that you know every
Speaker 7: maga he said, you know, if Tom Zune doesn't agree
Speaker 7: to recess appartments for everybody, soon's out and we're going
Speaker 7: to blow up the US Senate. That lasted what a week?
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 7: So it does not, It does not. It doesn't fit
Speaker 7: the pattern of forty of successful forty chess.
Speaker 2: Now that Matt Gates has gone and Pam BONDI I
Speaker 2: would think, is going to fly through. Women seldom have
Speaker 2: sex problems except if you're a teacher. But that's a
Speaker 2: different story. But it looks like the hot white lamps
Speaker 2: are going to be on Pete.
Speaker 3: Hegseyth.
Speaker 2: Now I read the twenty two page report out of
Speaker 2: Monterey the police department, and it's a he said. She
Speaker 2: said she had a rape exam so to speak about
Speaker 2: four days later that turned out to be negative, and
Speaker 2: there was some money paid under an NDA. And I've
Speaker 2: had Pete Hecseth on a couple of times. I'm sure
Speaker 2: you have. He was probably at Fox when when you
Speaker 2: were there, or Leland Viddert. Now that Matt Gates is
Speaker 2: gone and the betting markets now have Pete, Hegseth. He
Speaker 2: was a eighty one percent getting confirmed. He's now at
Speaker 2: fifty two percent. He's going down with a hot white
Speaker 2: Lamb's going Pete, Hegseth. About the NDA. What is in
Speaker 2: the NBA. The woman was contacted a week ago. He said, Look,
Speaker 2: I'm done with it. I got to talk with my lawyer.
Speaker 2: He said they were both drunk. She said, we were drunk.
Speaker 2: We ended up in a hotel room somehow naked, and
Speaker 2: she says, I kept saying no, no, no, He kept
Speaker 2: saying yes, yes, yes, they're not sure they had intercourse
Speaker 2: or not. Neither one of them are sure about that.
Speaker 2: So where's a Pete Hegsett situation. There's nothing like a
Speaker 2: sex scandal set Washington a flutter.
Speaker 7: Well, you never get caught on your first time, Okay,
Speaker 7: in look, Bill, if somebody said this about a number
Speaker 7: of people who you and I both know, we'd go
Speaker 7: are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I know this man. This would never happen. Okay. The
Speaker 7: problem is is everyone who knows Pete Hegsett reads this
Speaker 7: and goes, yep, yeah, sounds like him.
Speaker 3: Sounds like Pete.
Speaker 7: This is a guy. This is a guy who has
Speaker 7: cheated on his multiple wives with women who became his wife,
Speaker 7: who he then she's on again and had children with
Speaker 7: other women. So I think, And when your best defense
Speaker 7: is well, I wasn't charged with anything, being being cleared
Speaker 7: is very different as a prosecutor, you know this than
Speaker 7: being not being charged, right, Okay, And when your best
Speaker 7: defense in front of the United States Senate is well
Speaker 7: I wasn't charged with anything, I'm sorry, and I and
Speaker 7: number one, I think the standard should be higher. And
Speaker 7: every Republican Republican comes back with, well, what about this,
Speaker 7: and what about that? Well, Republicans won allegedly because they
Speaker 7: were going to be better, not the same as Democrats.
Speaker 7: But number two and I this is what confounds me
Speaker 7: about Donald Trump. And this is where I think he
Speaker 7: becomes ill served by his sort of hanging out at
Speaker 7: mar A Lago, always being told what he wants to hear.
Speaker 7: She's no one's saying this about Marco Rubio. Nobody's saying
Speaker 7: this about Susie Wilds. No, nobody's saying this about Doug Burnham.
Speaker 7: All people who are loyal to Donald Trump, they are
Speaker 7: exceptionally good on television at prosecuting the MAGA message. They
Speaker 7: believe in MAGA.
Speaker 3: And they're all confirmable.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm just I'm watching MSNBC and I've got
Speaker 7: you've got Democratic congressman going. You know, I may not
Speaker 7: agree with Marco Ruby on everything, but the President's entired
Speaker 7: to a cabinet that he likes. Marco Rubio is a great,
Speaker 7: a great pick. It's confounding to me. So either either
Speaker 7: somebody like Marco Rubio isn't a tear of the house
Speaker 7: down kind of person, so therefore Donald Trump's not being
Speaker 7: true to MAGA or he's picking people because he likes
Speaker 7: them on television. I'm on television every day. That doesn't
Speaker 7: make me the best pick to run, you know, to
Speaker 7: run the Commresce department.
Speaker 2: Well that the fact the matter is that Brett kavanaugh
Speaker 2: hearings were wild. What was her name, Christine Blasi and it.
Speaker 3: Was yeah, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 7: This is totally different, Yeah, totally different than Christine Blasi.
Speaker 7: Ford had had a made up story with no corroborating
Speaker 7: evidence right from forty years ago. This is a woman
Speaker 7: who was paid off. This was This is somebody who
Speaker 7: has a long history of behavior that you would be
Speaker 7: disqualifying for any man to allow his daughter to date him, okay,
Speaker 7: or for your wife to allow you to hang out
Speaker 7: with him.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 7: I'd love to tell Rachel, hey, Rage, I'm gonna go
Speaker 7: down and you'll get some get some bruskies with Pete and.
Speaker 3: With that wedding off. Wedding's off.
Speaker 7: Then yeah, yeah, well yeah, you know, honey, you know, honey,
Speaker 7: he had no idea how much longer you have to do?
Speaker 7: Right now?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: And I can imagine that if a subpoena this woman,
Speaker 2: here we go and then he backs down, and I
Speaker 2: don't know, there's so many qualified people of the Magma
Speaker 2: movement that would become Secretary of Defense. He picked someone that,
Speaker 2: shall we say, has a little bit of a checkered past.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens now. Last lace about Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswami, my good friend from here
Speaker 2: in Cincinnati, says that they're going to cut the federal
Speaker 2: workforce by thirty to forty percent. But he's Elon Musk,
Speaker 2: and Vivek has a unique idea how to cut people.
Speaker 2: Can you tell the American people what their plan is?
Speaker 2: In the first gusto about seeing who wants to work
Speaker 2: or not, this is kind of remarkable.
Speaker 7: I think it's a great idea. And I have been
Speaker 7: on record as quite skeptical of DOZE because they don't
Speaker 7: have any power, but the idea of forcing federal employees
Speaker 7: to go to work like the rest of us do.
Speaker 7: Because right now, about a million federal workers are eligible
Speaker 7: for remote work, which is just absolutely insane and the
Speaker 7: fact that we're paying people to stay home is nuts.
Speaker 7: And anybody who works for a living agrees with that statement.
Speaker 7: So fifty percent or so of the government workforce who's
Speaker 7: eligible for teller work. That would end, and you know what,
Speaker 7: it's universally popular. It would get people to quit. You
Speaker 7: could then have a hiring freeze because you know what
Speaker 7: is it. You know, one in one in three or
Speaker 7: one in two government jobs is redundant. It's amazing. It's
Speaker 7: amazing how the world still functions when non essential employees
Speaker 7: don't come to work in Washington on snow days. And
Speaker 7: it's it's actually a pretty genius idea. And the other
Speaker 7: thing it'll do. I mean, I get everybody complaining about
Speaker 7: traffic and everything else. Nobody cares. We all sit in traffic.
Speaker 7: But the one real, untold story about government entitlement, especially
Speaker 7: in Washington, DC, is all of the businesses, small businesses,
Speaker 7: minority owned businesses that rely on government workers who come
Speaker 7: into the office. I'm talking about the bodega's downtown in Washington.
Speaker 7: I'm talking about all the cafes that were built all
Speaker 7: around all of the government buildings. They all went out
Speaker 7: of business. And it's high time that if those folks
Speaker 7: have to go to work every day and struggle because
Speaker 7: no federal employees are there, how about after four years
Speaker 7: the federal employees can come back.
Speaker 3: It's amazing.
Speaker 2: They're not required to report to work. Also, there was
Speaker 2: a massive hiring increase over the past two years of
Speaker 2: the Biden administration, putting more people to work on condition
Speaker 2: you don't come to work. It's all truly unbelievable stuff,
Speaker 2: and I think it'd be great now. Lastly, according to
Speaker 2: Elon Musk, he's got two trillion dollars in mind to
Speaker 2: cut from the federal budget. The whole budget's about six
Speaker 2: and a half to seven trillion dollars. That's about thirty
Speaker 2: percent cut. If you take defense, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid,
Speaker 2: and interest on the national debt, that's about seventy percent
Speaker 2: of the budget, which means if you cut two trillion
Speaker 2: out of the rest, there'll be nothing left for any
Speaker 2: other branch of government.
Speaker 3: We're in trouble.
Speaker 2: Is that more of a should always say, an advertising ploy,
Speaker 2: an idea, a mean of two trillion dollars, but in
Speaker 2: reality it's going to be maybe a few hundred billion,
Speaker 2: which I think is great. But Elon Musk and Vivey
Speaker 2: cannot cut that much out of the federal budget unless
Speaker 2: you cut everything defense, social Security. You got to have
Speaker 2: interest on the national debt. We borrow about six billion
Speaker 2: dollars every day, a brand new money to fund our
Speaker 2: spending habits. Isn't not a dream that will not come
Speaker 2: true thousand percent.
Speaker 7: And Elon Musk is no. Elon Musk has done some
Speaker 7: incredible things and unbelievably successful in fucking trends and destroying
Speaker 7: conventional wisdom of what can be done, you know, catching
Speaker 7: the rocket with the chopsticks, on and on and on.
Speaker 7: It has done things that the government said that could
Speaker 7: not be done. The one thing that both the vike
Speaker 7: Ramaswami and Elon Musk are going to come up against
Speaker 7: is a rule from the Gipper, which was the closest
Speaker 7: thing you'll ever get to eternal life as a government
Speaker 7: bureau or program. And that's because government bureaus, programs and
Speaker 7: spending are really popular, especially with the con risman where
Speaker 7: that money is spent in that district and everybody's got
Speaker 7: their pet projects, their pet road project, their interchanges, their airports,
Speaker 7: their parks, their gazebos, whatever it is that the big
Speaker 7: grumas armani on musters and will try to be cutting.
Speaker 7: So yeah, you can nibble around the edges. Government was
Speaker 7: created to protect itself, So I think they're gonna have
Speaker 7: a very hard time. And you point out rightly, if
Speaker 7: you really were serious about this, somebody would have the guts.
Speaker 7: I don't know, maybe maybe a president who didn't have
Speaker 7: to run for re election would have the guts to
Speaker 7: come up and say, if we want to make America
Speaker 7: gradient and we want to keep America financially solvent for
Speaker 7: the next fifty years, we're going to reform social Security
Speaker 7: and we're going to reform Medicare, and you know what
Speaker 7: it's look, it's going to go a lot, a lot long,
Speaker 7: a lot farther in saving America than the siding what
Speaker 7: bathrooms people can go in.
Speaker 5: We will.
Speaker 2: It's important. I guess every congressman has their own bathroom anyway.
Speaker 2: It's one of those tempests, and the teapots don't amount
Speaker 2: to hill of beans, but it gives each side enough
Speaker 2: time to.
Speaker 7: I say, is raising a lot of money off of it?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and the Democrats are raising a lot of money.
Speaker 2: It was a big issue at least in the Ohio
Speaker 2: Center race between Bernie Marino and Sheard Brown. That was
Speaker 2: a big issue, and I would imagine it continues to
Speaker 2: be a hot button issue in Ohio and elsewhere but
Speaker 2: we got to run. Leland Vetter, you and yours have
Speaker 2: a great Thanksgiving, eat some turkey, back at it. I
Speaker 2: know you'll be on between now and Christmas quite a bit,
Speaker 2: and the nominations continue.
Speaker 3: We'll see what happens down the road.
Speaker 2: But Leland Vetter on Balanced News Nation, thank you for
Speaker 2: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, Leland, thank you very much,
Speaker 2: thank you, God bless it. Let's continue with more and
Speaker 2: we'll see what happens down the road. But until you
Speaker 2: means test social securities there, rich people like Tony Bender
Speaker 2: don't get benefits until you tell Tony Bender, multimillionaire, look,
Speaker 2: you got to pay for your own medical expenses when
Speaker 2: you're sixty five years old, which is about thirty percent
Speaker 2: of old folks, shall we say, or able to handle
Speaker 2: their own bills. Until that happens, there'll be no cuts
Speaker 2: in social security. Bill Cunningham the Great American live with
Speaker 2: you every Sunday night. Billy Cunningham, the Great American, thanks
Speaker 2: for listening this Sunday night. As we began about three
Speaker 2: hours ago, I pointed out how absurd and ridiculous it
Speaker 2: is for a Democrats attacking army officers and veterans like
Speaker 2: Pete Heckseth and Tulsey Gabbert, and comparing what they've done
Speaker 2: for the country, comparing what's happening now in America? Are
Speaker 2: you kidding me? What's happening now is truly unbelievable. About
Speaker 2: four or five days ago, you might recall that our
Speaker 2: commander in chief in office, supposedly doing the job, reading
Speaker 2: daily the Presidential Daily Briefing. I doubt it what was
Speaker 2: blessed by a holy shaman in the Brazilian rainforest with
Speaker 2: special incense. He then wanted off into the jungle and
Speaker 2: refuse to hold a news conference in Brazil, and then
Speaker 2: missed the group photo again. They had it back in
Speaker 2: the at last row. But Donald never would have put
Speaker 2: up with that. But guess what, We're in trouble. We're
Speaker 2: in serious, serious difficulties right now as I speak, serious
Speaker 2: trouble because missiles are flying in and out of Ukraine,
Speaker 2: North Korean North Korean troops are on the march in
Speaker 2: Russia and in the Ukraine. We have missiles flying into Israel.
Speaker 2: We have Iran promising a devastating response to the attack
Speaker 2: by the righteous attack by Israel. About a month and
Speaker 2: a half ago, all hell's breaking loose.
Speaker 3: We have a VP.
Speaker 2: Sunbathing in Hawaii, and we have a president incapable of acting.
Speaker 2: Imagine if we had a serious, more serious problem we
Speaker 2: have right now in the world, and the guy making
Speaker 2: those big decisions would be none other than.
Speaker 3: Joe Biden. Frightening.
Speaker 2: Thanks for listening. Wow, Bill cunning and the grit American
Speaker 2: pray for this great, great country. Live with you every
Speaker 2: Sunday night.