Speaker 1: Welcome to the nightcap after uce basketball on seven hundred
Speaker 1: w LW Gary jem Walker checking in, sitting down, getting
Speaker 1: ready to roll until midnight here on election Eve. And
Speaker 1: as they say, there's an old saying, since it's all over,
Speaker 1: but the shouting, well, the shouting's been going on for
Speaker 1: about four years, and I don't know that the shouting
Speaker 1: will be over after tomorrow. It will be nice to
Speaker 1: take a break, though, for a day or two and
Speaker 1: not pay attention to the email, the constant emails, fundraising emails,
Speaker 1: and all of the rest, the texts, the TV ads,
Speaker 1: God make them stop, please the ads in general, all
Speaker 1: over the internet x anywhere you go. I know most
Speaker 1: people are very, very fatigued of these, and I think
Speaker 1: fatigued is probably an understatement. But anyway, tomorrow's election day,
Speaker 1: and no matter who wins or who loses, the other
Speaker 1: side will be crying foul, I'm sure, because they always
Speaker 1: due Democrats Republicans alike. Although the shouts of foul when
Speaker 1: it comes to the results, when we get them in
Speaker 1: whatever day that is, I don't think it's going to
Speaker 1: be tomorrow night. We will be on the air, by
Speaker 1: the way, with election results right up until about one
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning. If we know anything about the
Speaker 1: presidential election for sure cemented by midnight or one am
Speaker 1: on Wednesday morning, I will be very surprised. I'll be
Speaker 1: pleasantly surprised, because again it means at least for a
Speaker 1: day or two, the shouting's over. But there are lawyers
Speaker 1: all over this country, embedded in almost every county in
Speaker 1: this country, ready to challenge the results of this election.
Speaker 1: And the reason is because well twenty twenty, what we
Speaker 1: saw with election irregularities, what we've already seen in this election,
Speaker 1: as boards of elections, as legislatures, as attorney generals and
Speaker 1: secretaries of states in all of these United States of
Speaker 1: America have been cleaning out voter roles, finding dead people
Speaker 1: still registered, people who registered at a commercial address where they.
Speaker 2: Do not live.
Speaker 1: All these irregularities which add up to election fraud have
Speaker 1: reared their ugly heads again this time. I think we're
Speaker 1: a little bit more prepared, hopefully, than we were four
Speaker 1: years ago. And with that being said, there's still so
Speaker 1: much time left and there is so much at stake.
Speaker 1: Early voting. As of what this morning, there were seventy
Speaker 1: seven to seventy eight million people who had already voted
Speaker 1: in this election, and the rest will come tomorrow. Part
Speaker 1: of that rest is me, my wife and I will
Speaker 1: be out at our polling place, our regular polling place,
Speaker 1: and we won't have to wait in line. So thank
Speaker 1: you for early voting so we could have an easy
Speaker 1: time on election day, and it ought to be election day,
Speaker 1: not election season. On tonight's show, coming up, we'll have
Speaker 1: an hour of sports for the out of Sorts. Both
Speaker 1: the wild Man and Andy Furman will join us on
Speaker 1: this nightcap. Gregory Stenstrom was some interesting last minute kind
Speaker 1: of just notes and news about Elon Musk and this
Speaker 1: election season. Michael Attagoki about Trump President Trump being able
Speaker 1: to sway more black and Latino voters a Latino voters
Speaker 1: than we have seen in the past and what that
Speaker 1: movement is all about. Reverend Jim Harden, one of the
Speaker 1: big topics during this election is once again the topic
Speaker 1: of abortion. Reverend Harden is from Compass Care, which is
Speaker 1: a Christian organization that tries to help women. They do
Speaker 1: help women with crisis pregnancies and that does not mean
Speaker 1: killing another human being. When I say help, you know,
Speaker 1: like planned parenthoods help and like most of the Democrats help.
Speaker 1: Bianca de la Garza from Newsmax will be with us
Speaker 1: as well before midnight, and I just can't wait to
Speaker 1: get started, So let's have at it. The nightcap just
Speaker 1: ahead on seven hundred WLW still to come this evening.
Speaker 1: But as we get cranked up into this nightcap, after
Speaker 1: you see basketball, how about a little sports for the
Speaker 1: out of sorts. And when I think of sports for
Speaker 1: the out of sorts, the first name that comes to
Speaker 1: my mind is wild Man Walker. He's always out of
Speaker 1: sorts about something. Andy Furman will follow at ten o'clock
Speaker 1: and then we'll be on with a more traditional election
Speaker 1: eve nightcap. But setting all that up first and foremost,
Speaker 1: it is the sports commando himself, Dennis Wildman Walker. How
Speaker 1: are you, wild Man?
Speaker 2: Well mondays are always better, Gary jaff after a Bengals victory.
Speaker 2: There's always always better, always better, always better. Unless everybody's
Speaker 2: in a good mood, whatnot, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Unless you're Joe Burrow. I loved his reaction at the end.
Speaker 1: We're sitting here like anybody else's watching the game yesterday,
Speaker 1: wild Man. If you were in front of a television
Speaker 1: set watching the Bengals victory, over the Raiders. You saw
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow not very happy after throwing five touchdown passes,
Speaker 1: not very happy with the bengals first win at home,
Speaker 1: not very happy with anything the Bengals did. And you know,
Speaker 1: I kind of get it. That shows me that he
Speaker 1: thinks there is much much more that this team is
Speaker 1: capable of and is still not doing. Your thoughts on that.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what I was thinking. That's a sign of
Speaker 2: a true true leader. I mean, he knew this game
Speaker 2: was pretty much they were ever going to beat the Raiders,
Speaker 2: and there's more, there's more at stake down the road.
Speaker 2: I mean he pretty much said that after after the game.
Speaker 2: I mean, okay, there was we got to clean things up,
Speaker 2: but you know, this is a win. We're going to
Speaker 2: move on. We know what's at stake. You know, got
Speaker 2: a long way to go. And I'd have no problem
Speaker 2: with him at all looking a little teed off sitting there.
Speaker 2: I did not have a problem at all with looking now. Now,
Speaker 2: that's a sign of a leader who really really cares
Speaker 2: and he knows that this team has the talent. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, can they get that talent to come together?
Speaker 2: And you know, reel off get ten get ten wins
Speaker 2: to get in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: He wasn't happy with the pick six he threw, which
Speaker 1: no one would be happy be with that, And he
Speaker 1: wasn't happy particularly with the fact that he and Jamar
Speaker 1: Chase could not connect on to particular one pass play
Speaker 1: which was a no brainer that Jamar Chase always catches
Speaker 1: that he did not yesterday, even with the Bengals lead.
Speaker 1: And another throw into the end zone that is a
Speaker 1: catch that Jamar Chase has made in the past and
Speaker 1: did not make yesterday. You can credit the defense on
Speaker 1: that one, perhaps, But man, with all of the good
Speaker 1: things that happened for the Bengals yesterday, the thing that
Speaker 1: did not happen that should have happened more often, I believe,
Speaker 1: and I believe Joe Burrow believes would more success with
Speaker 1: his number one receiver.
Speaker 2: You know that the way the offense had to come
Speaker 2: out because I understand from what I've been reading that
Speaker 2: the coaches had to change the game plan somewhat because
Speaker 2: of a rookie wide receiver Jermaine Burton, not showing up
Speaker 2: for the walkthrough, so they made him a healthy scratch,
Speaker 2: and I think that might have threw things off that
Speaker 2: they had kind of had to go and do things
Speaker 2: by the seat of their pants, that they had to
Speaker 2: kind of structure the offense because if you looked at
Speaker 2: the right receivers after you know, with non Germaine Burton,
Speaker 2: they were throwing to Joseche, they through the sample, they
Speaker 2: through the chase, they through to Yosi. Joe spread the
Speaker 2: ball around And I don't know if that was the
Speaker 2: game plan originally. I don't think it was. And of
Speaker 2: course you Chase Brown. Let's not forget about that guy.
Speaker 2: That might be the big difference in the game and
Speaker 2: the Raiders, I mean not the Raiders, but the Ravens
Speaker 2: have got to take notice of that. They probably don't
Speaker 2: like seeing that on film now because that guy gets
Speaker 2: ahead of steam and he's a he's a tough guy
Speaker 2: to bring down one hundred and twenty yards rushing one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty yards rushing almost one hundred yards receiving.
Speaker 2: That's that's going to make you feel pretty good going
Speaker 2: up there on Thursday night to play those guys and
Speaker 2: what will be a you know, a big, a big game,
Speaker 2: a huge game because it's a division game and we
Speaker 2: know and you know, the Bengals can't beat the Ravens
Speaker 2: and should have beat the Ravens when they were here,
Speaker 2: you know, a month ago. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Again, different game plans, different settings, different times of the
Speaker 1: season for each team. Ravens obviously are beatable. I mean
Speaker 1: Cleveland showed us that. But then exactly but then again, uh,
Speaker 1: Lamar Jackson and the Ravens absolutely steamrolled this weekend. So uh,
Speaker 1: you know what the Broncos stink?
Speaker 2: When the Broncos come here, Gary Jebb, the Bengals will
Speaker 2: bound them in the mult.
Speaker 1: You think, so. Yeah, I never knew that that horse
Speaker 1: was a proper component of multch but.
Speaker 2: I guess I'm telling you that be a game that
Speaker 2: might not be a game.
Speaker 1: Horse manure maybe. But yeah, okay, all right, I like
Speaker 1: that they could. The Bengals could make horse manure out
Speaker 1: of the Broncos when they come here.
Speaker 2: They will, they will.
Speaker 1: So uh anyway, let's talk a little bit about uh,
Speaker 1: let's talk a little bit about Jermaine Burton and the
Speaker 1: kind of enigma that this kid has become. They said
Speaker 1: that he didn't study his playbook, and they, you know,
Speaker 1: kind of just said that he wasn't committed, and then
Speaker 1: he doesn't show up for the walkthrough. I I was
Speaker 1: not aware of that at game time when they said
Speaker 1: it was a coach's decision of him not playing. But
Speaker 1: he didn't show up for the walkthrough. What what's going
Speaker 1: on there is that?
Speaker 2: What did you see him walk? Did you see him
Speaker 2: walking into the Uh?
Speaker 3: Did you see some of the video.
Speaker 2: Of him walking and wearing like majama pants? Yeah, so
Speaker 2: he probably he probably he probably overslapped.
Speaker 1: Oh man, I know.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing with the Jermaine Burton and Zach
Speaker 2: Teller even came out and said he was going to
Speaker 2: be involved a lot in that game and the game plan.
Speaker 2: So but with him not showing up and they had
Speaker 2: to make the decision, which was the right decision. I mean,
Speaker 2: you got to grow up one day, sooner or later.
Speaker 2: And Mike Hilton already called him out on that publicly.
Speaker 2: You got to grow up. Nobody's gonna baby you anymore.
Speaker 2: I mean, mikeln put a laded light on the line,
Speaker 2: We're not nobody's gonna baby you anymore. And Joe had
Speaker 2: thinking so many words, had the same thing. But Zach Tayvison,
Speaker 2: we had to change the game plan.
Speaker 1: That's amazing. It's kind of like Stanley Wilson not showing
Speaker 1: up for the Super.
Speaker 2: Bowl, so I don't have to start on that. Don't
Speaker 2: get me started. Don't get me started. Don't get me started. Now.
Speaker 1: No, you know what, let's let's flash back to that
Speaker 1: that inauspicious Super Bowl matchup that the Bengals were in
Speaker 1: and Stanley Wilson all of a sudden, uh, stays out
Speaker 1: all night on Biscayne Boulevard chasing girls or cocaine or
Speaker 1: whatever he was chasing.
Speaker 2: A lot of the riots were going on.
Speaker 1: Well, well, the riots are going on, and I was there, man,
Speaker 1: I was there front the center, and so do you.
Speaker 1: I've heard other people say that this was a conspiracy,
Speaker 1: that somebody from the other team, somebody for the other team,
Speaker 1: basically kidnapped and lowered Stanley Wilson away from the biggest
Speaker 1: game of his life, and that this was this was
Speaker 1: a result of tampering, tampering by the other time.
Speaker 2: I've never heard that Stanley had issues. Everybody knew he
Speaker 2: had issues. That just so happened, and you know, get
Speaker 2: coincided with the playing of the Super Bowl. And that's
Speaker 2: the case. The conspiracy that surrounds Joe Nama, Supposedly some
Speaker 2: girl was sent to his hotel room the night before
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl. I didn't bother Joe Nama did it No,
Speaker 2: one of the biggest upsets in football history.
Speaker 1: I think it helped his uh, it helped his stroke,
Speaker 1: so to say, yeah, I did, and.
Speaker 2: He ended be in the m v P.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: So I don't buy into that craft. You know you
Speaker 2: had you had that problem. You had the riots going on,
Speaker 2: and then of course the game starts and Tim Crumray
Speaker 2: goes down, and believe it or not, I think it
Speaker 2: was a David Grant that stepped in and played an
Speaker 2: outstanding game without Tim Crumray and they just came down
Speaker 2: to the end, giving too much time on the clock
Speaker 2: for one of the greatest quarterbacks in history. You know
Speaker 2: his name, Say his name, Joe.
Speaker 1: Montana, Joe Montana. See there, I say, Montana, wild man
Speaker 1: walker with a sports for the out of sorts on
Speaker 1: the nightcap after you see basketball on election and Eve
Speaker 1: will take a break and come on.
Speaker 4: I vote.
Speaker 2: I voted, I voted.
Speaker 1: All right, You're good for you. I'm doing it tomorrow
Speaker 1: on election Day the way God intended it. Sevend w
Speaker 1: l W. We're with the wild Man on Election Eve
Speaker 1: night on seven hundred w l W. Some coaching moves
Speaker 1: around around the league after yesterday's games, most notably the
Speaker 1: New Orleans Saints fired their head coach. What was the
Speaker 1: issue there, wild man? It is a you know, because
Speaker 1: Derek Carr goes down and then Taysom Hill, their secondary
Speaker 1: do everything multi I don't know, Swiss army knife quarterback
Speaker 1: they got. He was out for several games. Uh do
Speaker 1: you blame the head coach in New Orleans for their
Speaker 1: collapse at.
Speaker 4: This Dennis Allen?
Speaker 2: You know they started out like a house of fire.
Speaker 2: But you just mentioned Derrek Carr. But they lost two
Speaker 2: of their best receivers, one of them Rashid Receive, Rashid heat.
Speaker 2: I think that's how you say his name. Who I
Speaker 2: lost in my fantasy league. I really like that guy.
Speaker 2: But seven straight losses and when you lose to the
Speaker 2: Carolina Panthers, that might have been the straw that broke
Speaker 2: the camel's back for ownership. And they fired Dennis Allen today.
Speaker 2: And of course you go back to yesterday's Bengals went
Speaker 2: over the Raiders. They don't like losing at all, So
Speaker 2: somebody got. Somebody got the had to take the fall
Speaker 2: and they fired their offensive coordinator and a quarterbacks coach.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean a good thing for Zach Taylor that
Speaker 1: the offense actually worked against a subpar Las Vegas Raiders
Speaker 1: team at home. Because the Bengals, I think many of
Speaker 1: them have thought that they should fire their the person
Speaker 1: that's calling their offensive place who is not the offensive coordinator,
Speaker 1: but Zach Taylor instead. You you have voiced these same
Speaker 1: kinds of concerns and emotions in the past.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, but not the fire Zach Taylor. But
Speaker 2: not the fires Actaylor. I just said Taylor needs to
Speaker 2: give up the call of the calling of the plays
Speaker 2: and turn it over to his offensive coordinator. And I saw, God,
Speaker 2: what was it last night, Gary jeb On, I was
Speaker 2: watching on something on ESPN and one one of the
Speaker 2: former football players that Zach Taylors should give up the
Speaker 2: offensive coordinator and just coach and just coach. Quit calling
Speaker 2: the plays and just coach. And I've said that, how
Speaker 2: many times do you already?
Speaker 1: Let's get back to Joe Burrow. Is it more that
Speaker 1: he is a leader and he is looking forward with
Speaker 1: the tough task the Bengals have to get back into
Speaker 1: playoff contention. That equaled that look on his face at
Speaker 1: the end of a win yesterday against the Raiders, or
Speaker 1: or is he is he seeving about something else? Do
Speaker 1: you think internally with whether it's the play calling or
Speaker 1: anything else.
Speaker 2: Well, he said, you know, he's pretty he's pretty much
Speaker 2: a private guy. He's not going to really say. If
Speaker 2: you've looked at his comments over the years, he always
Speaker 2: he's always talking football and thinking the positive. Maybe he is,
Speaker 2: but he's not going to let on. I mean, I
Speaker 2: think he's pretty good poker player there. He hit that
Speaker 2: poker face, but he knows he's got the talent and
Speaker 2: he does have the option Gary Jeff of changing the place.
Speaker 2: But he said something that I saw when he said
Speaker 2: if I if I see something or or or I
Speaker 2: don't like something, I'm not afraid to speak up about it.
Speaker 2: So that's probably that goes on internally when we don't know,
Speaker 2: we don't know what's going on there.
Speaker 1: But the look on his face was not the look
Speaker 1: of a winning quarterback who thrown five touchdown passes.
Speaker 2: I don't have a problem with that.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying it's not the usual thing that you
Speaker 1: see in an NFL football game.
Speaker 2: Well, look that they considered the competition too. I mean,
Speaker 2: the Raiders are not that good, they don't And you know,
Speaker 2: the whole lot of the inactives yesterday. You know, I
Speaker 2: think the Bengals by putting a lot of these guys,
Speaker 2: even t Higgins, who knows he could have maybe played,
Speaker 2: but why why have him go out there when he
Speaker 2: could be really more healthy to play hopefully on Thursday
Speaker 2: night against the Ravens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, knew they could think.
Speaker 2: I think they knew they could beat the Raiders with
Speaker 2: what they had. And Joseki, that's a Seci kid, has
Speaker 2: been a great free agen signing. You gotta love that.
Speaker 1: Guy, oh absolutely, and not only the results yesterday, had
Speaker 1: what two touchdowns, the first two touchdowns.
Speaker 3: As his career and six catches.
Speaker 1: Yeah uh, but you think about that. And I mean Yosevich,
Speaker 1: who had been more or less just an invisible man
Speaker 1: the last few games, he comes back and supplements his
Speaker 1: strong start at the beginning of the season by making
Speaker 1: some cony catches and sample sample scores his first touchdown
Speaker 1: of the year.
Speaker 2: That guy stepped up because they knew they had the change,
Speaker 2: because of the change in the game plan. Because I
Speaker 2: think they all knew that they were going to have
Speaker 2: Burton in there, hopefully to stretch the field and pick
Speaker 2: up the slack. Because Joe lights throwing the Burton. He's
Speaker 2: already admitted it. He likes, he likes what Burton can
Speaker 2: bring to the table. But when you don't have the guy,
Speaker 2: and you were depending on the guy to be in
Speaker 2: the game, and all of a sudden boom, you know,
Speaker 2: he's not in while we got to change so few things,
Speaker 2: and they made the right calls yesterday and guy stepped up.
Speaker 1: What about the Detroit Lions, Man, oh man.
Speaker 2: They go into Green Bay, it's a monsoon, and they
Speaker 2: man handled the Packers. They man handled them.
Speaker 1: It was just we're watching that game after the Bengals game,
Speaker 1: the wife and I at home. She goes, I'm rooting
Speaker 1: for green Bay. I said, well, good luck. I said.
Speaker 1: This Lions team just looks like has looked like a
Speaker 1: juggernaut all season long, and they just keep getting stronger.
Speaker 1: They lose, they lose Asa Hutchinson, their key defensive player,
Speaker 1: the best defensive player on their on their entire roster,
Speaker 1: and as you mentioned, just man handled Green Bay in
Speaker 1: every which way. And Dan Campbell has got light lightning
Speaker 1: in a bottle there with Jared Golf. Jared Golf has
Speaker 1: come back. You know, you talk about Darnold coming back
Speaker 1: and being a you know, a keeper quarterback in the
Speaker 1: NFL after the lack of success earlier in his career.
Speaker 1: Jared Golf has proven that he is a franchise quarterback.
Speaker 1: He's one of the best. And and it was on
Speaker 1: display yesterday and that Lions.
Speaker 2: Oh it helps. It helps him when you have when
Speaker 2: it helps her when you have some good receivers at
Speaker 2: which which the Lions have, It really does the same
Speaker 2: man with with with Sam Donald, it helps when you
Speaker 2: have good receivers. It helps with Joe Burrow when he
Speaker 2: has you know, his receivers of one, Jamar Chase and
Speaker 2: too Higgins, that helps, It helps a lot. You gotta
Speaker 2: you gotta love the Detroit Lions story. Man, I don't
Speaker 2: anybody that's a real football fan. It's got to be
Speaker 2: pulling for the for the Lions to maybe to finally
Speaker 2: win and he just to get there, but to win
Speaker 2: the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: Oh, I would. I would have no problem with that whatsoever.
Speaker 1: And it would be.
Speaker 2: Detroit would burn. Detroit would burn for sure. But hey,
Speaker 2: it's a great story.
Speaker 1: You know, the Dodgers win the World Series and they're
Speaker 1: setting buses on fire in La. These people don't These
Speaker 1: people don't deserve to win if they're going to act
Speaker 1: like that, right.
Speaker 2: They don't know how to celebrate, you know, because the
Speaker 2: Dodger dosn't won the World Series. They pretty much bought
Speaker 2: the damn World Series.
Speaker 1: Did they burn any parts of Cincinnati down in response
Speaker 1: to the nineteen ninety Wire to Wire World Series sweep?
Speaker 1: Wild Man? Did they?
Speaker 2: Did?
Speaker 4: They?
Speaker 5: Did?
Speaker 2: They? I've been around since nineteen fifty and I know
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy five there was no burning of buses or couches.
Speaker 2: Nineteen seventy six, there was no burning of couches or
Speaker 2: police cars being overturned. Nineteen ninety there wasn't nothing but
Speaker 2: a big celebration on Fountain Square.
Speaker 1: Get out your crystal you're your crystal ball here? Do
Speaker 1: you still have a crystal ball or you just take viagra?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: I have a crystal ball?
Speaker 1: Okay, crystal ball? And tell me Come on, man, do
Speaker 1: you think that T Higgins plays on Thursday Night against
Speaker 1: the Ravens?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? I believe he will play book Nook or crook.
Speaker 2: Shoot me up coach whatever, I believe. Yeah, and then
Speaker 2: and the Bengals can play mind games with the with
Speaker 2: the Ravens by you know, saying that he's hard, he's
Speaker 2: being held out of practice. They can do that and
Speaker 2: play that and make them think a little bit of
Speaker 2: This would be one heck of a game come Thursday night.
Speaker 2: And we know the Bengals can beat those guys. We
Speaker 2: know they can beat the Bean and it's a it's
Speaker 2: a division game, man, means a lot, a lot more
Speaker 2: than the Raiders victory.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you that it's huge. And uh, what role
Speaker 1: does Pittsburgh play in all of this? Because they're still
Speaker 1: looking they're sitting mighty pretty.
Speaker 2: Are you surprised the Steelers are the Steelers? Yeah, they're
Speaker 2: always They're always good. They're you know what my under
Speaker 2: Mike Tomlan, who's a Hall of Fame coach he is today, retires,
Speaker 2: five years later, he'll be he'll be in Campton. You
Speaker 2: don't overlook the Steelers. Do not look overlook the Steelers.
Speaker 2: And we still got to play them twice.
Speaker 1: All right, wild man, you've you've cast your ballots, so
Speaker 1: you're good tomorrow, and uh.
Speaker 2: I'm good, I'm good And I feel real good. But
Speaker 2: I'm not but but uh yeah, I feel real good.
Speaker 1: So how many ballots it's for? Kamala Harris? Did you
Speaker 1: cast take care? Why?
Speaker 2: Man? If you were standing next to me, I would
Speaker 2: have slapped you on that rent mark. All Right, we're
Speaker 2: in big trouble. If that hyena gets an office, we
Speaker 2: are in big trouble.
Speaker 1: I would agree. Uh, there's a wild man on election
Speaker 1: Eve and the fur ball is coming up at the
Speaker 1: top of the hour on seven hundred W L bye
Speaker 1: after you see basketball on seven hundred W L and W,
Speaker 1: which also, as I mentioned multiple times, because it's the
Speaker 1: truth and I only speak the truth election eve and
Speaker 1: on the phone, and we set the clocks back one
Speaker 1: hour this weekend on the phone with us at an
Speaker 1: earlier time because the clocks got set back. And he's
Speaker 1: still out in his car somewhere in a parking lot.
Speaker 1: Are the Pick and Slim or you've seen a lot
Speaker 1: of traffic there, Andy, Andy Furman.
Speaker 4: Watch your mouth now, watch your mouth now, really, come
Speaker 4: on out, clean it up a little, you know what.
Speaker 4: I was bouncing up the busse of the clock. I
Speaker 4: bounced the day earlier.
Speaker 2: I'm usually on.
Speaker 4: Tuesday, but let me tell you something. First of all,
Speaker 4: it was a pleasure to be with you the pleasures online.
Speaker 4: But here's the thing. What the day I had? What
Speaker 4: a day? I was up in Centerville, Ohio, or at
Speaker 4: least on the outskirts of Centeville on President's Way. They
Speaker 4: are the Dayton Nagana's Club honored my good friend Tol McCoy,
Speaker 4: who covers the Cincinnati Right still fifty plus years. They
Speaker 4: had one hundred and fifty people there. It was amazing.
Speaker 4: I wasn't going to speak, but they forced me into it.
Speaker 1: Hold on, somebody had to force you to talk, Andy,
Speaker 1: it's hard to believe.
Speaker 4: Well, they coxed me into it. They coaxed me in.
Speaker 4: They coaxed me into and I brought some cigars for
Speaker 4: al McCoy's a gift anywhere. But that's some great video presentations.
Speaker 4: Jack McKeon who was on video for him, Marty Brennan
Speaker 4: in was Marty and Pete Rose. Right before he passed.
Speaker 4: Pete Rose was on videos saluting Hal McCoy. So that
Speaker 4: was great. Plus a lot of people on the guest
Speaker 4: dais for him. Bucky Alberts, former sports writer for the
Speaker 4: Dayton Delli News, was it was wonderful. His wife was there,
Speaker 4: family was there, and I was touched. I was so
Speaker 4: happy to be there. And a couple of those shows,
Speaker 4: Jose Rio claimed to be there and his name was
Speaker 4: in the program, but he was a no show, so
Speaker 4: something must have happened. But you know, I was driving
Speaker 4: up there, I said, you know, why am I doing this?
Speaker 4: But now on the way back, on the way back,
Speaker 4: when I did come back, I'm still driving around from
Speaker 4: this afternoon, I said, well, I got lost a little.
Speaker 4: I say, you know, I didn't use it of a
Speaker 4: date in that open but it was a pleasure going
Speaker 4: up there, and so happy I got a chance to
Speaker 4: see how you know, the people from the Reds Hall
Speaker 4: of Fame were there, so it was great. It was
Speaker 4: just a great day. And I know I rambled on
Speaker 4: too long ago.
Speaker 1: No, no, I think how McCoy is worth any kind
Speaker 1: of rambling you can do in his honor as a
Speaker 1: tribute to hel McCoy. What exactly did you say when
Speaker 1: you were coaxed into speaking today, Andy.
Speaker 4: Well, here's the deal. If you know anything about the
Speaker 4: Dayton Ogana's Club, it's broken down athletes, former athletes. They
Speaker 4: get together and believe me, it is x rated. I
Speaker 4: was there several years well, about fifteen years ago, and
Speaker 4: the first time I went there as a guest, I
Speaker 4: went in, went on and told my wife, I said,
Speaker 4: even I blushed. Gen had a guest speaker and after
Speaker 4: every sentence this if every guest speakers a sentence, shut
Speaker 4: the f up, U m F and then you said,
Speaker 4: hackling cacklings from the from the crowd the audience. Well,
Speaker 4: they invited me back about a year later to speak
Speaker 4: and I'm up there at the at the stage area
Speaker 4: in the hotel there, and as soon as I opened
Speaker 4: up the microphone to start talking, shut the f up,
Speaker 4: get in the flup. I mean, it's amazing. But today
Speaker 4: they had women there and they told me to keep
Speaker 4: it clean. So I got the microphone and I said,
Speaker 4: I'm not used to being TG here at the Eganas Club,
Speaker 4: but I got a story about Hal McCoy. I want
Speaker 4: to thank him. The love is wonderful. Everybody's out here,
Speaker 4: but I want to expose the man a little bit.
Speaker 4: I'm going to tell you that the guy, the real
Speaker 4: how McCoy. I used to go to a lot of
Speaker 4: the Reds games prior to doing extra innings in sports
Speaker 4: Talk on WLW. I go to the clubhouse in the afternoon.
Speaker 4: I go down to the clubhouse talk to the players,
Speaker 4: and a lot of the players that come over to
Speaker 4: me and say, hey, Andy, who thes is that guy?
Speaker 4: Who is that guy? And I would tell him he's
Speaker 4: Hal McCoy, the stinguish sports writer for the Dayton Daily News.
Speaker 4: And I said to everybody in the audience today, I said,
Speaker 4: Hal McCoy is the luckiest guy on the face of
Speaker 4: God's green earth. They say, why is that? I said,
Speaker 4: Number one, No one knew who he was. Number two.
Speaker 4: He used to go back to Dayton, rip the living
Speaker 4: daylights out of every player, manager, and coach on that
Speaker 4: ball club. And no one knew because no one in
Speaker 4: Cincinnati reads the Dayton Daily News.
Speaker 1: But it's a good point. But a lot of people
Speaker 1: in Dayton read the Dayton Daily News, and a lot
Speaker 1: of people who who care about baseball apparently read how
Speaker 1: McCoy and the Dayton Daily News and his ensuing articles
Speaker 1: that may have been farmed out or syndicated to other places. Andy,
Speaker 1: Because how McCoy is a Hall of Famer, correct.
Speaker 4: No doubt, He's in every you name, the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: He's in his National Baseball Writers Hall of Fame, Cooperstown
Speaker 4: Sports Writers Old and he's in every hall of fame
Speaker 4: known to man. And I'll tell you what is the statistic?
Speaker 4: And I asked how this after the luncheon was over,
Speaker 4: and he said, just a good question. He'll look left
Speaker 4: for me. You got a name, not one, not two,
Speaker 4: but three baseball sports writers in the same city that
Speaker 4: does not have a baseball team, a major League baseball
Speaker 4: team that are in the.
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: How McCoy Dayton, Ohio Hall of Fame, ridly collect Hall
Speaker 4: of Fame, Dayton Journal News and said, Europe, Dayton Deli
Speaker 4: News Hall of Fame. Three guys Dayton, Ohio. Dayton does
Speaker 4: not have a Ben Jailey baseball team and they're all
Speaker 4: in the Baseball Hall of Fame. That's an amazing stat
Speaker 4: I don't think of any other city in America that
Speaker 4: is anything like that that doesn't have a baseball.
Speaker 1: Team, right, And that's the key right there. I worked
Speaker 1: in early in my career in Ohio when I was
Speaker 1: working in Dayton Radio, and I worked with a guy
Speaker 1: who was my morning show sidekick, who I believe is
Speaker 1: still on Channel two doing sports there. His name was
Speaker 1: Jack Pole. I don't know what happened with Jack, but
Speaker 1: the last I heard Jack was still I.
Speaker 4: Know him, the old Jack bean Pole. Yeah, that's right,
Speaker 4: no Jack Pole.
Speaker 1: And he used to you know, he was so frustrated
Speaker 1: to be a radio sidekick, especially to me, as you
Speaker 1: can well understand. But his goal was always to do
Speaker 1: television sports and he got to live that dream and
Speaker 1: I'm happy for it. And I worked in Centerville. By
Speaker 1: the way, I know exactly where you were at because
Speaker 1: I worked on East David Road in Centerville. Wow, it
Speaker 1: was near near I know Centerville High School or was
Speaker 1: it Scharmanad Sharmanad Shamanad was right up the road from
Speaker 1: where the studio was.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was.
Speaker 1: And we worked in a building that was called the
Speaker 1: Brady Bunch House because the a frame looked exactly like
Speaker 1: the Brady Bunch House on TV. And worked up there
Speaker 1: for about ten months or so before I came down
Speaker 1: to Cincinnati, so I'm very familiar with it, and I
Speaker 1: just I'm impressed that you made the trip all the
Speaker 1: way up to Dayton and back without hurting yourself or
Speaker 1: someone else.
Speaker 2: Andy.
Speaker 1: I'm very proud of.
Speaker 4: Oh O getting look well, there was one negative and
Speaker 4: you know me, I'm had kind of a picky kind
Speaker 4: of guy. It was the Dave Niganas Club at the
Speaker 4: Presidential Banquet Center, our Presidential Way, and I guess the
Speaker 4: addresses date, but I think it's more Centerville. And I
Speaker 4: boked there for lunch, and honestly, you know, you know
Speaker 4: what they served for lunch what chili? Chili is spaghetti,
Speaker 4: and I think they also had some other sidekick deal.
Speaker 4: All I had was a dessert, That's all I had.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm gonna drive one hundred miles round trip
Speaker 4: for chili and I go right down the street, but
Speaker 4: the skylight, so come on. Really, I thought I'd get
Speaker 4: myself a steak baked potato.
Speaker 1: Maybe come on, and maybe the Guest of Honor Hal
Speaker 1: McCoy wanted chile and spaghetti for his Yes, I.
Speaker 4: Asked, I said, why chili? Said Kyle asked for that.
Speaker 4: They asked what kind of menu he wanted, and he
Speaker 4: wanted chili.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, shouldn't he get the preferential treatment?
Speaker 2: It was?
Speaker 1: It was his dinner. It was his dinner. Red Buttons, listen,
Speaker 1: We'll be back with more. Andy Furman the fur Ball
Speaker 1: Sports for the out of sorts on Election Eve night
Speaker 1: on seven hundred w l W Welcome your Fan. It
Speaker 1: is part two of our conversation with Andy Furman on
Speaker 1: this Monday night on seven hundred w l W. Well, Andy,
Speaker 1: I was please for the Cincinnati Bengals to finally get
Speaker 1: their first home victory of the season yesterday at Pey
Speaker 1: Court Stadium. I was pleased that they won their fourth game,
Speaker 1: and you know, playoff hopes are still alive. You know
Speaker 1: who wasn't pleased at the end of that was Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: I have never seen such a dour, sour expression on
Speaker 1: a winning quarterback's face. And I talked to a wild
Speaker 1: Man about this earlier, and wild Man claims it's just
Speaker 1: that Joe knows that there's so much to do, so
Speaker 1: much ahead, he can't pause for a moment of joy
Speaker 1: even in the Wow.
Speaker 4: That's not right, that's bull crap. That's not so true
Speaker 4: at all. He's upsetting that one of his teammates overslept,
Speaker 4: that didn't show up. That's why he's po' And I
Speaker 4: don't blame him. That guy drafted from Georgia who transfer
Speaker 4: from Alabama. I'm not even gonna mention his name because
Speaker 4: he doesn't deserve to be on seven hundred WLW. He
Speaker 4: didn't show for the walkthrough, and he claimed he overslept,
Speaker 4: and he showed up at the ballpark at the game
Speaker 4: in his pajamas and Joe said, get away from me.
Speaker 4: That's why PO come on.
Speaker 1: Really well, I mean, well that's at the beginning of
Speaker 1: the game. And yeah, they had to change their whole
Speaker 1: game plan because they planned on that unnamed player playing
Speaker 1: a major role in wild Man and I discussed this,
Speaker 1: but wild Man was saying that it's all about focus
Speaker 1: and he's a leader. That's what a leader does. A
Speaker 1: leader doesn't get over joyed. What was the old coach
Speaker 1: that used to say, uh, you know, act like you've
Speaker 1: been there before. Don't celebrate a victory or a touchdown Brown, Yes, exactly,
Speaker 1: act like you've been there before. It acted like you
Speaker 1: expect to be there.
Speaker 4: I hear what you're saying, and it makes a lot
Speaker 4: of sense, but it doesn't make sense in this scenario
Speaker 4: because this is the first time we ever seen Joe
Speaker 4: like that. He was more upset and dour yesterday than
Speaker 4: he has been after losses. So that's not true. It's
Speaker 4: because a teammate. Let him down.
Speaker 2: For your teammate.
Speaker 4: It's like a chain link fence. He's there together like
Speaker 4: holding hands into twine, and this guy broke the chain
Speaker 4: and he's a he's a. Look. I have a lot
Speaker 4: more respect for Zach Taylor if he says, hey, Wednesday afternoon,
Speaker 4: four o'clock, meet were getting on the plane. Oh, by
Speaker 4: the way, you're not going. You're not going. I don't
Speaker 4: care how many wide receivers they need, you ain't going.
Speaker 1: God, it was refreshing to see the other the other
Speaker 1: rest of the Bengals, possible receivers, including the tight ends,
Speaker 1: finally come to the four and show up. They had to.
Speaker 4: Well, the key was was Chase Brown. That was the
Speaker 4: key right there. Yeah, you know career carry's twenty nine carriers,
Speaker 4: career yards game, one hundred and twenty plus yards. That
Speaker 4: was great. The running game came alive. But again, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm not a skeptic, but I think I'm normal in
Speaker 4: saying this. They beat a team that they should have beaten.
Speaker 4: They beat a team that was terrible. They've beat a
Speaker 4: team that's in disarray. They fired everybody after the game.
Speaker 4: They fired the quarterback coach and the offensive coordinated. Everybody
Speaker 4: else fired him, Really everyone does. I tell you the
Speaker 4: team is the bad team. You gotta beat bad teams. Look,
Speaker 4: they're getting better. They beat them. They lost to New
Speaker 4: England and they were a bad team too. So we'll
Speaker 4: see what happens on Thursday night when they're playing a
Speaker 4: good team. The two best quarterbacks in the NFL heading
Speaker 4: offt heading head to head on Thursday night, Borrow and
Speaker 4: Lamar Jackson, the two best qbs in the league.
Speaker 1: Oh are you are you dissing Patrick Mahomes, Mike quarterback.
Speaker 4: He's not having a good years. The defense is carrying
Speaker 4: that team. He's having a decent year. You know, he's
Speaker 4: throwing a lot of piss. He's not having Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 4: a year. And maybe he gears up in playoffs. I
Speaker 4: think sometimes teams like that that have won two consecutive
Speaker 4: Super Bowls just want to get through the regular season
Speaker 4: and then put it in second gear when they get
Speaker 4: into the playoffs. But he's having a good enough year
Speaker 4: for the team to be undefeated. Show he's not having
Speaker 4: a stellar year. His stats aren't anywhere near Joe Burrows.
Speaker 1: No, that's true. I agree they're playing right now and
Speaker 1: I'm missing them to do this this show, so I'm
Speaker 1: not really all that half about because apparently iHeart Media
Speaker 1: didn't pay their their their cable bill, so I'm not
Speaker 1: I'm not seeing the game right now, Andy, I have
Speaker 1: no idea, and don't don't try and spoil it for me.
Speaker 1: I got it DVR at home because I do pay
Speaker 1: the Spetrum bill.
Speaker 4: If he was such a fan, you wouldn't even watch
Speaker 4: it on TV. You get on serious exces radio when
Speaker 4: hit a Kansas City broadcast.
Speaker 1: No I could, Yeah, I mean I could hear the
Speaker 1: Bengals broadcast obviously on Thursday night right here in the
Speaker 1: Home of the Best. Bengals covered seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 4: But yeah, yeah, I'm glad. I'm glad you brought them up.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you brought up broadcast because I wanted to transit.
Speaker 4: Translate into this, translate transform, transgress it.
Speaker 1: To whatever you want to do transaction.
Speaker 4: I'm watching the Bengal game. Transsexual.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 4: I'm watching the Bengal game on wsi X Fox nineteen
Speaker 4: now yesterday, Okay, I turned it on and lo and
Speaker 4: behold this guy?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 4: Moose Johnson, The color guy, the colored commentator Darryl Johnson.
Speaker 4: I didn't even know his first name is Daryl Darrold
Speaker 4: Moose Johnson. Right, he didn't shut up. I had to
Speaker 4: turn it off. Seriously. I turned off the game on
Speaker 4: TV and I listened to Dan Hordon and Dave Lapham
Speaker 4: on the radio, and I feel bad for David. Sounds
Speaker 4: like he had a sore throat, he was horsed or something.
Speaker 4: He was sick.
Speaker 1: What is it about these TV guys that.
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: It's not of the TV guys, it's the producers. You
Speaker 4: gotta get a producer with a pair of hang He
Speaker 4: does say, look, you gotta get in and out. But
Speaker 4: twenty twenty five seconds top he was talking more of
Speaker 4: the play by play guy. Shut up. I was yelling,
Speaker 4: get the TV shut up. And I'll tell you something funny.
Speaker 4: My good friend Phil Mushnik writes radio TV for The
Speaker 4: New York Post every Friday and Sunday, great columns, and
Speaker 4: over the years he's been trashing and bashing Moose Johnson.
Speaker 4: And I never had a really chance to hear Johnson
Speaker 4: on TV. And I just sent my buddy mush dicker
Speaker 4: notes say you're one hundred percent right. They should gag
Speaker 4: this guy. I don't know how he gets these jobs.
Speaker 4: Really shut up. There was a play who was like,
Speaker 4: you know, uh, first whatever, I don't know, third and
Speaker 4: eight and it was a penalty and they moved it
Speaker 4: to make it first up. Yeah, that's a great move
Speaker 4: because if it would have been third and eight, then
Speaker 4: it would have been a.
Speaker 3: We know that, moron. We know that we can.
Speaker 4: See something that I don't know. You tell me something
Speaker 4: that's the inner workings of the game of football. Tell
Speaker 4: me why they're lining up this way. Tell me why
Speaker 4: he's getting the ball and he's not. Tell me why
Speaker 4: you're going to the left, you know, tell me football stuff.
Speaker 4: I could do that.
Speaker 1: Really, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 4: Mose Johnson, he must have pictures on somebody.
Speaker 1: You think he's got compromizing pictures of somebody at Fox, No,
Speaker 1: no doubt, tell you what.
Speaker 4: I worked with.
Speaker 1: Fox as as much as you couldn't stand Darryl Moose
Speaker 1: Johnson doing color and yesterday's Bengals game. I thoroughly enjoyed
Speaker 1: Tom Brady in the Lions Packers game. I thought he
Speaker 1: had a lot of great insights on how often his
Speaker 1: work and much better than say Tony Romo. If you're
Speaker 1: talking about xqb's being color commentator guys on TV. Tom
Speaker 1: Brady actually sounded very smart yesterday.
Speaker 4: And he didn't talk too much. No, he said just enough,
Speaker 4: just enough. On what he said made sant and all
Speaker 4: of a sudden, you said to yourself, Yeah, I didn't
Speaker 4: think of that, that's what you want to say. I
Speaker 4: didn't think of that everything Johnson said. Not only that
Speaker 4: I think about it. I knew it before he said it,
Speaker 4: all right, And I guarantee you the guy that he's
Speaker 4: working with wasn't too pleased, because I'm telling you he
Speaker 4: talked more than the play by play guy. And I
Speaker 4: have never ever said that about TV announcers because more,
Speaker 4: more often enough, always more often than that. I watched
Speaker 4: the game, and the announcer is a second. I don't
Speaker 4: look at to see who's doing the game. I want
Speaker 4: to see the game first. I watched Green Bay and
Speaker 4: I watched Detroit, not so much because I know Tom
Speaker 4: Brady's doing the game. Of course, that was the best
Speaker 4: game schedule all the day. It should have been. It
Speaker 4: was a runaway, but it was the best game of
Speaker 4: the day, so I watched it. I don't care if Gary,
Speaker 4: Jeff Walker and Missus Walker doing the game. I'm watching
Speaker 4: the game because I want to see those two teams.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, aunt Andy, we'll close on this the
Speaker 1: next time there's you're available and there's a Bengals game
Speaker 1: on TV, you can come over to the house and
Speaker 1: watch it with us, and we'll all call the game.
Speaker 1: We'll just turn the sound down and you, Kristachupino and
Speaker 1: I will do the play by play and maybe have
Speaker 1: an audience of Brooksy the cat Dog and see what
Speaker 1: he thinks about our performance. How about that.
Speaker 4: I'm in, I'm in, all right, thanks for a ball,
Speaker 4: Thank you man.
Speaker 1: All right, Andy Furman. On Election Eve we continue in
Speaker 1: the Nightcap. Gregory Strenstrom is up next about voting irregularities.
Speaker 1: I eat cheating.
Speaker 3: It is a Nightcap Election Eve edition.
Speaker 1: I guess seven hundred WLW No. I know, Gary Jeff
Speaker 1: Walker with you on this night before election day twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four, and still so much up in the air.
Speaker 1: We have absolutely no idea what is going to happen.
Speaker 1: We have some vibes, we have some feelings, but again,
Speaker 1: feelings sometimes don't tell the full story, especially of an
Speaker 1: election in America in twenty twenty four. In twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: many of us had doubts about the legitimacy of that
Speaker 1: presidential election and for some pretty good reasons, and tonight
Speaker 1: we're welcoming back. Gregory Stenstrom, who along with Leah Hoops,
Speaker 1: wrote a book called Parallel Election, A Blueprint for Deception.
Speaker 1: He is a Pennsylvania native from Delaware County, as is
Speaker 1: Miss Hoops. They both have been called election integrity activists,
Speaker 1: and I think that we can definitely need some more
Speaker 1: election integrity activist considering what has gone on in the past.
Speaker 1: We're still burdened by what has been to steal a
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris line. They were ordered to appear in court
Speaker 1: this past summer to face some charges from a guy
Speaker 1: who was a supervisor at the Delaware County, Pennsylvania voting
Speaker 1: machine warehouse and the parallel election that they talk about
Speaker 1: in their book, Is this another one? Just real quickly?
Speaker 1: Gregory Stenstrom is co founder of patriot dot Online, a
Speaker 1: digital privacy ecosystem, social media platform, technology leader, data scientist.
Speaker 1: He is also a veteran, a former US Naval officer
Speaker 1: served as a surface warfare officer. Find out what that
Speaker 1: is because I'm not Navy. But anyway, welcome to the
Speaker 1: program once again. Gregory Stenstrom. How are things on the
Speaker 1: ground in Pennsylvania as we sit to a one day
Speaker 1: before election day?
Speaker 6: I would say ominous, A lot of things that don't
Speaker 6: vote well. We're seeing all of the election fraud mechanisms
Speaker 6: that were used in twenty twenty. They've been implemented and
Speaker 6: actually more perfected for this election. I question already the
Speaker 6: integrity of the election coming up. We have multiple We
Speaker 6: have a Scotus case as a US Supreme Court case
Speaker 6: before the Supreme Court now in case twenty four Ash.
Speaker 6: Forty thirty, asking the court to direct the DOJ to
Speaker 6: rescind their unlawful policy of deferring election investigations election fraud
Speaker 6: investigations until after certification, at which point they don't investigate
Speaker 6: at all because then it's moot because it's and certified.
Speaker 6: So basically, the DOJ has a policy right now in
Speaker 6: the FBI, the political appointees, by the way, that they
Speaker 6: won't investigate election fraud.
Speaker 1: What does the law actually say about if there is
Speaker 1: suspected fraud an election and not? I mean, aren't there
Speaker 1: laws or election laws set up for this? And why
Speaker 1: is the law not being followed.
Speaker 6: I mean outside they are required required the case, the
Speaker 6: Supreme Court case, and we have others, a few others
Speaker 6: to discuss, and we have just a short time today,
Speaker 6: but there is absolutely federal law that requires their intervention
Speaker 6: and their investigation. What they've been saying is that they
Speaker 6: have prosecutorial discretion to not know, to not investigate, and
Speaker 6: that's not true. They have no prosecutorial discretion to not investigate.
Speaker 6: They can decide after they investigate whether they want to
Speaker 6: proceed with charges and prosecution, but they are required by
Speaker 6: law to investigate. And this is what impacts of the
Speaker 6: entire country in twenty twenty and twenty twenty two, where
Speaker 6: evidence of massive election from was presented by his candidates
Speaker 6: and citizens, but with the Department Justice did as. William
Speaker 6: Barr in twenty twenty as an example, came out and said, well,
Speaker 6: there is no evidence of massive election fraud.
Speaker 2: And we happened was.
Speaker 6: The courts looked at the courts just looked at it
Speaker 6: and said, well, the DOJ is saying there's no evidence
Speaker 6: of election fraud, so the rest of you people must
Speaker 6: be crazy because the DOJ says there's nothing. So that
Speaker 6: eliminated all these cases on standing, and you heard people say, well,
Speaker 6: there's no evidence.
Speaker 3: So the courts say that it was not that there
Speaker 3: was no evidence.
Speaker 6: And William Barr absolutely lied when you said that we
Speaker 6: have the evidence of that, and he did have evidence
Speaker 6: of massive election fraud. But as a matter of policy
Speaker 6: and political will, they shaped the outcome of the election
Speaker 6: and they allowed the coup basically and the installation of
Speaker 6: the legitimate government in twenty twenty. I don't make these
Speaker 6: charges lightly. These are all submitted to the US Supreme
Speaker 6: Court under that case number fully documented three hundred and
Speaker 6: sixty one pages of exhibits and references. And then also
Speaker 6: Leah Hoops and myself, the authors of the parallel Election,
Speaker 6: we as co defense with President Trump. We won a
Speaker 6: defamation case brought against us using cure. There's a complete defense.
Speaker 6: We showed that there was election fraud in twenty twenty.
Speaker 6: So that's a matter of judicial and public record that
Speaker 6: most people don't know about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this case was decided then in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 6: Correct, it was, Yes, it was they after nine hundred
Speaker 6: and fifty two days and multiple hearings and presentations before
Speaker 6: the court of our evidence. There's two pots of presenting
Speaker 6: evidence to a court, you have to meet your burden
Speaker 6: of production, which is we provided all the videos of
Speaker 6: election officials laughingly admitting that they fabricated the entire election
Speaker 6: and more. After doing that and entering that in the court,
Speaker 6: the court, you have to now meet the burden of persuasion. Well,
Speaker 6: the judge was persuaded that it was pretty darn good
Speaker 6: proof and he submitted it as evidence. So there's absolutely
Speaker 6: judicial evidence of massive fraud in twenty twenty that many
Speaker 6: of the courts know about and the DJ certainly knows about.
Speaker 6: So that's where we are right now. But we're pressing
Speaker 6: forward with twenty twenty four and we've submitted multiple federal
Speaker 6: cases for election transparency across the country.
Speaker 3: They are.
Speaker 6: Taking their distributing mail m ballast unqualified electors. It's an
Speaker 6: unqualified elector, that's the lead, aliens, people who don't reside
Speaker 6: in the location where they're voting, dead people, quite a
Speaker 6: few of them, and they are not allowed to distribute
Speaker 6: mail and ballist those people. Yet they have they are
Speaker 6: using across Pennsylvania. The election machines in Pennsylvania in all
Speaker 6: sixty seven counties have not been properly certified nor have
Speaker 6: they been properly tested for the appropriate software. And further,
Speaker 6: we showed that the unauthorized software in the machines that
Speaker 6: could impact the vote. Now this is a matter of
Speaker 6: judicial record. We brought this forward to the courts in
Speaker 6: multiple cases. The Secretary of the Commonwealth for Elections admitted
Speaker 6: in two separate hearings that they hadn't certified the machines
Speaker 6: or tested them and that was not required, and the
Speaker 6: statutes clearly showed that it's required. So we're now this
Speaker 6: is the day before. We've been filing cases in the
Speaker 6: federal courts. We've been slow rolled the courts. Some clerks
Speaker 6: have obstructed us. At the Supreme Court, we've been obstructed
Speaker 6: as well from getting these cases and from the justices.
Speaker 6: And as we speak now I'm filing the final case
Speaker 6: here with the Third Circuit Court of Appeals showing that
Speaker 6: the malfeasants and these election violations and by the way,
Speaker 6: these are criminal violations, have been perpetrated by in my state,
Speaker 6: Governor Shapiro, the Secretary of the Commonwealth, Al Smith, the DOJ,
Speaker 6: and the Attorney General here in Pennsylvania. They've all been notified,
Speaker 6: They've all received disclosures of this fraud and they're doing nothing,
Speaker 6: and they're going to run the election tomorrow. My prediction
Speaker 6: is that about nine or ten o'clock they'll announce Kamila
Speaker 6: Harris as the winner. Not the shoot will have won,
Speaker 6: but they're just going to announce it, and then we're
Speaker 6: going to be in a two month fight showing that
Speaker 6: there was election fraud and trying to take it back. Alternatively,
Speaker 6: if President Trump, if enough people show up today in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 6: we need two point five million people two point five
Speaker 6: million additional voters, and showed the last election to overwhelm
Speaker 6: the too big rake requires a heck of a lot
Speaker 6: of people to show up, So we need everyone to
Speaker 6: go out and vote. If everyone gets out and votes tomorrow,
Speaker 6: chance and then you know, President Trump would be declared
Speaker 6: the winner. But then we're going to be in a
Speaker 6: two months fight where they try to take it back
Speaker 6: from him. So these cases that we're filing and this
Speaker 6: evidence that we've submitted is going to be critical to
Speaker 6: either result, and it'll be the election's not over tomorrow.
Speaker 6: The election won't be over until the next president is
Speaker 6: seated on January twentieth, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: That is extremely harmful to the country. It is extremely
Speaker 1: harmful to the incoming president who has to set up
Speaker 1: a cabinet. I will tell you I have heard some
Speaker 1: stuff inside the two campaigns, and you know, the sources
Speaker 1: are anonymous, but they're fairly reliable sources. Within the Trump campaign, Gregory,
Speaker 1: they're already fighting about who is going to be Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's chief of staff. That usually does not happen until
Speaker 1: the election results have been posted inside the Harris campaign.
Speaker 1: And the person said that this is as great a
Speaker 1: tell as any. She said, well, we don't care about
Speaker 1: the polls. The only polls we care about are on
Speaker 1: election day, as she was getting shuffling from one place
Speaker 1: to another with that trademark cackle of hers. And so
Speaker 1: there is there is a certain amount of confidence I
Speaker 1: believe in the Trump campaign, within the Trump campaign, from
Speaker 1: their own internal polling, that they may have found those
Speaker 1: votes to supersede the cheating that you're talking about.
Speaker 6: That is grossly misplaced and grossly misplaced confidence. Now, if
Speaker 6: anybody here thinks that there was no election fraud in
Speaker 6: twenty twenty, first of all, we proved it. We proved
Speaker 6: the massive election fraud. So there's no longer a question
Speaker 6: of you know, there was no evidence.
Speaker 3: We proved it.
Speaker 6: If anybody here thinks that Joe Biden eighty one million
Speaker 6: votes in the twenty twenty election, and anybody who's been
Speaker 6: paying attention hasn't been watching the news and realizing this,
Speaker 6: this evidence across the country of massive election FuG.
Speaker 1: In Harris County. In Harris County, Texas, I saw this
Speaker 1: story just popped up either yesterday or early this morning,
Speaker 1: Harris County, Texas. They have found over ten thousand voters
Speaker 1: who are either dead or ineligible, illegitimate voters that are
Speaker 1: on the rolls that are set to vote in this election.
Speaker 1: It's another one of those ballot fights. And this is
Speaker 1: in a you know, a pretty generally red state, but
Speaker 1: it's Harris County, Texas, which is a heavily Democrat area,
Speaker 1: and they've got you know, and they're having this fight
Speaker 1: in court trying to get these people removed from the
Speaker 1: voter rolls and have their votes not counted. But you're right,
Speaker 1: it's going on in all kinds of plays. Is that
Speaker 1: you might not expect it in a democratically controlled state,
Speaker 1: or I hate to use the word democratically with the
Speaker 1: Democrats because there's nothing democratic about the way they operate. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is the appointed, anointed one by decree of Democrats,
Speaker 1: just by the leaders of the party and the head honchos,
Speaker 1: whoever's pulling the strings. But it seems to me like,
Speaker 1: as you mentioned, this stuff is going on all over
Speaker 1: the country, not just in places like Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, Well, in Pennsylvania they found twenty five hundred fake
Speaker 6: ballots in Lancaster that have already been submitted, all with
Speaker 6: the same signature, and then they found sixty five hundred
Speaker 6: I'm not sure which county it was. I think it
Speaker 6: was like homing. But this is happening all over the country.
Speaker 6: And my premise and the reason I said that the
Speaker 6: confidence of the Trump campaign is misplaced.
Speaker 1: If there is confidence, this is something that was hearsay
Speaker 1: and you know, told to me by some unclaimed reliable Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'll confirm I've heard the same thing, by the way,
Speaker 6: and I I think the confidence on both sides, both
Speaker 6: Harris and Trump are both uh. One is a matter
Speaker 6: of they know their cheating. Harris is absolutely aware of this,
Speaker 6: and uh the d n C and sadly and you know,
Speaker 6: other other political actors have been working hard to steal
Speaker 6: the election and President Trump. You know the countermeasure of
Speaker 6: too big to rig. Well, I'm a computer scientist in
Speaker 6: addition to have been a naval officer, and as a
Speaker 6: computer scientist, any system that's controlled by computers is not
Speaker 6: too big to rig ever, So that so we're going
Speaker 6: to need people to show up and vote. Bring a box, launch,
Speaker 6: bring a juggle water, bring a chair. You're probably going
Speaker 6: to be sitting in the line for a while. But this
Speaker 6: is pro probably going to be the most important election
Speaker 6: in our nation's history. Well, great, and it will. It
Speaker 6: will determine how things turn out.
Speaker 1: So, Gregory Stenstrom, let me ask you this. The twenty
Speaker 1: five hundred votes that have been submitted in Lancaster County County,
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania that you referenced all with the same signature, I mean.
Speaker 6: Those same persons signed the same same type of signature. Yeah,
Speaker 6: signs for different people.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, So there's there's no way there's no way
Speaker 1: to tell if you say they're illegitimate. But there's no
Speaker 1: way to tell if they're different signatures or not. How
Speaker 1: can those know?
Speaker 2: There's court court.
Speaker 6: The court decided that the Court's already acted in that
Speaker 6: in that case, and they've already removed them.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, they did remove them.
Speaker 6: So yes, those have been removed to my understanding, and
Speaker 6: they were absolutely fond at your fraudule. And we have
Speaker 6: videos in Montgomery County. We've had a group of citizens
Speaker 6: and we have videos that'll be submitted later today and
Speaker 6: they'll be available on Twitter of a massive ballot ballot
Speaker 6: box stuffing in the drop boxes. And then we have
Speaker 6: one situation was so egregious that Democrat you know, poll
Speaker 6: workers they call it a pop up satellite center surrounded
Speaker 6: a drop box so they couldn't be videoed, and they
Speaker 6: were watching clearly stuff in the box with you know,
Speaker 6: a large number of ballots just so people. So it's
Speaker 6: it's it's reached the level of I don't know, insanity
Speaker 6: or depravity in my.
Speaker 1: In other words, they got away with it in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty and now they're just being brazen about it.
Speaker 6: Correct, Correct, they're being brazen about it. And we've we've
Speaker 6: battled this in the courts for four years. We filed
Speaker 6: over seventy cases. We've got four liberal cases right now
Speaker 6: that may or may not be heard by tomorrow. But
Speaker 6: certainly over the next week. What we've asked the courts
Speaker 6: for is the claratory relief because at this point we've
Speaker 6: been we've been really thwarted. But declaratory relief is what
Speaker 6: the law is. It is unlawful to distribute mail umballasted
Speaker 6: unqualified electors, which has happened throughout the country. It's unlawful.
Speaker 6: It is unlawful to use machines that are not certified
Speaker 6: and tested as a matter of statute not So what
Speaker 6: we're asking now is the declaratory relief so that if
Speaker 6: this does turn into quite frankly, the debacle I think
Speaker 6: it's going to turn into over the next few weeks,
Speaker 6: that at least we've got the DOJ will hopefully be
Speaker 6: ordered to investigate by SCOTUS and not sit in their hands.
Speaker 6: And second of all, all these election officials and governors
Speaker 6: and so forth, and I think they're going to certify
Speaker 6: this illegitimate vote have been put on notice by federal
Speaker 6: courts that what they've done is illegal. I don't know
Speaker 6: what the outcome is going to be. And I pray
Speaker 6: for you know, I pray for our nation, and I
Speaker 6: pray for the will of the people to be heard right.
Speaker 1: I think personally, if the will of the people was
Speaker 1: truly heard in this election, Gregory, it wouldn't even it
Speaker 1: wouldn't even be close. It might be bigger than Reagan's
Speaker 1: landslide over Mondale in eighty four. It really might, all right,
Speaker 1: I really do, Gregory Stenstrom, thank you very much. Where
Speaker 1: can people find out more to follow along with these
Speaker 1: cases and the like? You talked about it being posted
Speaker 1: on x but where else?
Speaker 6: Two places are parallel election dot com. They can go there,
Speaker 6: they can get the book most in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 6: it's still relevant, and there's a movie there, twenty minute
Speaker 6: movie that they can watch to see, you know, up
Speaker 6: to the minute what's happening. You can go to www
Speaker 6: dot patriot dot online. You can donate there, and all
Speaker 6: of our cases are there. It's a site where a
Speaker 6: lot of stuff will be happening during the election. Www
Speaker 6: dot patriot.
Speaker 2: Dot Online's sure.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, and we will continue to pray
Speaker 1: for our country. Gregory Stenstrom with us on the nightcap
Speaker 1: on Election Eve into another hour of this Election Eve
Speaker 1: nightcap on seven hundred WLW and without further any further
Speaker 1: ado because I hate to do anyway let's move on.
Speaker 1: We've got a very few minutes to talk to Bianca
Speaker 1: de la Garza, who is an award winning journalist, Emmy
Speaker 1: winning as a matter of fact, spent twenty years as
Speaker 1: a reporter for ABC and Fox affiliates, and since twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one has been a part of the Newsmax stable.
Speaker 1: She is the solo host of a couple of shows
Speaker 1: on Newsmax and also has a brand new book Incoming
Speaker 1: on the front Lines of the Left's War on Truth. Bianca,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Nightcap on election Eve.
Speaker 7: Hey, it's great to be here. What a night it is.
Speaker 8: I'm the Susan Luci of Emmy's ten Emmy nomination, so yeah,
Speaker 8: that is sort of my claim to fame with that.
Speaker 7: But so great to be with you. And so much
Speaker 7: is happening in the world.
Speaker 8: It feels like I cannot believe for the you know,
Speaker 8: finally election, after where we've been the past few years
Speaker 8: here in America.
Speaker 1: Speaking specifically on the title of the book Incoming, on
Speaker 1: the front Lines of the Left's War on Truth, you
Speaker 1: covered the obvious media bias that I think we're all
Speaker 1: woken up to now. We're aware that this is a
Speaker 1: common practice in mainstream media, and when it comes to
Speaker 1: the left's war on truth, the fact that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: is even their candidate is a part of that assault
Speaker 1: on truth, don't you think truly?
Speaker 8: And you know, I had a front row seat for
Speaker 8: the coup that took place covering both the R and
Speaker 8: C and the DNC this week, and it was amazing
Speaker 8: how the media on the left, you know.
Speaker 7: Facilitated this to try to sell it to.
Speaker 8: The American people after covering up for Joe Biden's clear
Speaker 8: cognitive issues. So the complicit nature of the legacy media, true,
Speaker 8: we may have known that for a while, but the
Speaker 8: fact that is out actually reached to these heights where
Speaker 8: they were okay that if Joe Biden just imagine you
Speaker 8: didn't have that disaster at the debate. They were okay
Speaker 8: with this guy having the nuclear codes and they were
Speaker 8: going to pretend like everything was fine. In one of
Speaker 8: my chapters, I call the cheap fakes, you know, Carrine
Speaker 8: John Pierre, and they were saying, oh, it's cheap fakes.
Speaker 7: Who's running the country.
Speaker 8: We still ask ourselves right now, who's in charge?
Speaker 1: Do you have any ideas? We all have ideas. I guess,
Speaker 1: but no no evidence in Obama.
Speaker 7: Jake Sullivan, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: The Susan Rice, Yes, the list. So you had some
Speaker 1: recent articles. Bianca Dela Garza is our host here for
Speaker 1: a few minutes. Donald Trump, not Kamala Harris, is running
Speaker 1: a campaign of joy. And you see that everywhere he goes.
Speaker 1: And you see what happens when Kamala Harris's teleprompter goes out,
Speaker 1: for example, and when Donald Trump's goes out, he just
Speaker 1: he just he just rolls right along. I mean, uh,
Speaker 1: did you see the other day where she said at
Speaker 1: one of the rallies, Bianca, she said, I have fought
Speaker 1: hard for a lot of people who have done harm
Speaker 1: to other human beings. And her teleprompter was that. I mean,
Speaker 1: did she finally tell the truth on the campaign trail?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Most likely that was definitely not in the script there
Speaker 8: if she was going off script because they ignore the
Speaker 8: fact that three hundred and twenty thousand children are simply
Speaker 8: missing under their wash. Shameful, And you're right, she is
Speaker 8: turned from joy to now having her sarrogates call Americans
Speaker 8: while Joe Biden calls us garbage. Cuban tells us that
Speaker 8: you know, women who support Donald Trump for a week
Speaker 8: and so on and so on, and then Biden is
Speaker 8: that weird common way wants to smack people. And you
Speaker 8: know what, this campaign of joy that they tried to
Speaker 8: say she was running has now devolved into nothing but
Speaker 8: hateful contempt for American people. But really their policies also
Speaker 8: reflect their hate for Americans. Because when you see migrants
Speaker 8: being treated better than our veterans, better than you know,
Speaker 8: American workers, they're exporting a lot of the jobs for
Speaker 8: you know, manufacturing, it's clear that the people who who
Speaker 8: are trying to win Americans votes really dislike America. So
Speaker 8: you know, Donald Trump's new ad just dropped is very
Speaker 8: powerful talking about that. This is and I believe this
Speaker 8: is a referendum against the establishment, you know, you know,
Speaker 8: he's not the typical candidate. I think this is a
Speaker 8: once in a lifetime moment for Americans truly to try
Speaker 8: and seize back the power we the people and have
Speaker 8: people in office who are actually going to care about
Speaker 8: Americans in the direction of this country for our generation,
Speaker 8: but for our kids. I have an eighteen year old daughter.
Speaker 8: I worry about what the world looks like.
Speaker 1: Well, and you talk about the establishment, and this is
Speaker 1: a you know, as you mentioned, this is a mandate
Speaker 1: or a turning point against the establishment Donald Trump's campaign.
Speaker 1: And you see the people who are vehemently attacking Donald
Speaker 1: Trump left and right, not in the media, like the
Speaker 1: Liz Cheney's, who he rightly has called a warhawk and
Speaker 1: a warmonger. The Cheney family has made maybe including Dick,
Speaker 1: maybe hundreds of millions of dollars based on the blood
Speaker 1: of others through Halliburton and their support of American foreign wars,
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump, you know, has campaign and said, listen,
Speaker 1: we don't need American blood and treasure being just thrown
Speaker 1: all over the globe willy nilly to satisfy the black
Speaker 1: Rocks and the Halliburtons of the world.
Speaker 8: That's right, Well, he's an existential threat to their mere
Speaker 8: existence and they know it. And they know a Donald
Speaker 8: Trump presidency two point zero is forty seven, not forty five.
Speaker 8: You know what he's learned, battle tested, you know, weaponized
Speaker 8: government law, fair bullets, you know, all of this that
Speaker 8: he's taken and still standing. So they're very concerned about
Speaker 8: what it looks like. And I think to your point too,
Speaker 8: when you have Liz Cheney and then the media goes
Speaker 8: and says, well, he wanted to put her in front
Speaker 8: of a firing squad. I mean, it's just so duplicitous.
Speaker 8: And the media coverage of this campaign in particular, which
Speaker 8: I write about, has been, I believe, and eye opener
Speaker 8: for folks because the truncated campaign season has really allowed
Speaker 8: us all to see how it works. So no, we
Speaker 8: don't buy when MSNBC tells us it's the best Biden
Speaker 8: and then they replace him. We don't believe that they
Speaker 8: call him a Nazi or a fascist because ultimately, the
Speaker 8: people who are in control want it at all costs,
Speaker 8: and it is about control, and it is about making
Speaker 8: sure that Americans do as they say, not as they feel.
Speaker 8: And these elite structures, the black rocks, everything you say,
Speaker 8: that has seeped into our culture. It's taken over boardrooms, classrooms.
Speaker 8: And this is the point to take a stand.
Speaker 7: This is the day.
Speaker 8: This is the election of our lifetime. Really, and we
Speaker 8: say it all the time. It's like, well, it's the
Speaker 8: most historic election. This may be whether our nation rises
Speaker 8: or falls. It is that serious.
Speaker 1: You do have a hopeful outlook on restoring those traditional
Speaker 1: American values over the establishment's wishes, don't you.
Speaker 8: I do because I'm a strong believing Christian And in
Speaker 8: my book Incoming, I talk about my faith walk and
Speaker 8: I wasn't always as close to God as I am now.
Speaker 8: I covered the church pedophilia crisis from the Vatican way
Speaker 8: back when, and I kind of struggled with sort of
Speaker 8: you know, all of that, and I came back to
Speaker 8: Jesus and I am a strong believer in Him, and
Speaker 8: I know that He is in control. So no matter
Speaker 8: what happens, I do have a hope for this country,
Speaker 8: for the world. And I do believe what happened in Butler,
Speaker 8: Pennsylvania was a miracle. And it also gave our great
Speaker 8: nation a reason to believe in the supernatural, to see
Speaker 8: the power of God, to believe in the power of prayer,
Speaker 8: and permission to talk about things that for so long
Speaker 8: the leftists and the Democrats don't want us to talk about.
Speaker 8: They want to separate us with race identity politics. They
Speaker 8: want to destroy the nuclear family and the soul of
Speaker 8: people and the nation and our founding fathers know that
Speaker 8: our nation was founded on godly principles and we're back
Speaker 8: to that. And amen, I'm so happy to see people
Speaker 8: picking up the Bible and reading it and a message
Speaker 8: of hope that is spreading across this country. I am
Speaker 8: very optimistic for the future.
Speaker 1: Well as a Christian is a believing Christian. Biyonka myself.
Speaker 1: I'm not worried about the outcome of the election. If
Speaker 1: it goes the way I do not want it to go.
Speaker 1: If Kamala Harris is elected, I know that God is
Speaker 1: still in.
Speaker 3: Charge and that's right, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, listen, we will continue to vote and pray
Speaker 1: or pray and vote here in the Middle West, and
Speaker 1: we will pray for the best outcome for our children,
Speaker 1: our grandchildren and the country as a whole. Bianca Dela
Speaker 1: gar is a good luck with the book incoming and
Speaker 1: is it out now?
Speaker 8: It's out right now. We just hit number one bestseller
Speaker 8: on Amazon. You can also buy it on bar Noble, Target,
Speaker 8: and it is such a fun read, I think actually
Speaker 8: because it's a real insider view on what we.
Speaker 2: Just went through.
Speaker 7: So thank you so much for having me. Love speaking
Speaker 7: with you and your audience.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much. Reverend Jim Harden from Tampas Care, USA.
Speaker 1: It's a fantastic organization. If you're not familiar and Reverend
Speaker 1: Harden's been on with us multiple times. Tampas Care a
Speaker 1: part of the nationwide network of organizations dedicated to helping
Speaker 1: women facing unplanned pregnancy turn that fear into confidence by
Speaker 1: providing ethical medical services and support. And there is a
Speaker 1: Compass Care or has been in Ohio. I believe to
Speaker 1: talk about that and more here on election eve, Reverend
Speaker 1: Jim Harden.
Speaker 2: High, Jerry, Jeff, thanks for having me back.
Speaker 4: It's an honor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great to have you back. I feel very
Speaker 1: blessed that you had time today on the eve of
Speaker 1: as you said that you said to me just before
Speaker 1: we started the most important election since George Washington, that
Speaker 1: says a bunch. Tell us. Tell me why you.
Speaker 9: Think, Well, I think that this election is about the
Speaker 9: America's debate over what it means to be human and
Speaker 9: how civil societies ought to behave You know, we have
Speaker 9: dispensed in large part in America with our Judeo Christian heritage,
Speaker 9: and that's bled out into de christianizing major sectors of society,
Speaker 9: including government sectors, medicine, education, media, et cetera. And you know,
Speaker 9: you've got essentially what's what's now turned into a secular fundamentalism,
Speaker 9: and the way that pro abortion Democrat politicians are are
Speaker 9: are behaving is similar to what Islami's regime might behave
Speaker 9: in terms of uniting ideology with policy and essentially marginalizing, demonizing, vilifying,
Speaker 9: and punishing people who politically dissent. And that's happening all
Speaker 9: across the country and has been for many years. You've
Speaker 9: got pro abortion politicians in charge of Democrat party that
Speaker 9: are literally turning the DOJ and the FBI on peaceful
Speaker 9: pro life Americans and throwing them in federal prison. Over
Speaker 9: one hundred and thirty people have been indicted or and
Speaker 9: thrown in federal prison, peaceful pro life Christians for speaking,
Speaker 9: leveraging their voice on behalf of the voiceless. And now
Speaker 9: we've got Attorney's General in California Enemy Work suing us
Speaker 9: simply because we are telling women the truth that we
Speaker 9: can actually reverse the effects of chemical abortion, dangerous chemical abortion,
Speaker 9: which start saying it's safer than talent, all by you know,
Speaker 9: the claiming that we're committing a fraud upon women, when
Speaker 9: in fact the fraud is being committed upon him by
Speaker 9: the abortion industry. Ends for abortion politicians that get reelected
Speaker 9: on the coattails of this billion dollar multinational conglomerate.
Speaker 3: So we've got a lot at stake.
Speaker 9: Here, and I'm not saying that, like I'm not saying
Speaker 9: that Donald Trump is going to save us from secular fundamentalism.
Speaker 9: All I'm saying is he at least respects religious liberty
Speaker 9: to the extent that we have biased some more time
Speaker 9: to continue to rehumanize society, bring society back to and
Speaker 9: understand that we are endowed by our creator with certain
Speaker 9: invalailable rights, not our government. Our government does not endow
Speaker 9: us with rights. God does because we're made in his image,
Speaker 9: and that's where our dignity comes from. That's where our
Speaker 9: value comes from. We're inherently valuable because we're made in
Speaker 9: his image. But the government, a secular government, cannot by
Speaker 9: that kind of language, and so they go out on the.
Speaker 1: Attack, Yeah, and become totalitarian, as you were mentioned, like
Speaker 1: an Islamist kind of regime. Reverend Jim Harden, this is
Speaker 1: a huge issue. The abortion issue, sadly is a huge
Speaker 1: issue in Ohio. In the Senate race between Bernie Marino,
Speaker 1: who has all along said he is one pro life
Speaker 1: no matter what, and then sheared Brown, who is you know,
Speaker 1: going in lockstep with the Democrat platform of on demand abortions,
Speaker 1: you know, between a woman and her doctor right up
Speaker 1: till the point of birth or even after. So it's
Speaker 1: a pretty clear, clearly defined Senate race here and again,
Speaker 1: the pro the pro death cult, the pro abortion people
Speaker 1: are demonizing berniing Marino as being out of touch because
Speaker 1: he's pro life.
Speaker 9: Well yeah, well he's not out of touch. He is
Speaker 9: he understands the role of government and the government representatives
Speaker 9: of the people to protect all people equally, without qualification
Speaker 9: and without partiality. It just makes a farce out of
Speaker 9: justice by saying that you can protect some people and
Speaker 9: not others. You can dehumanize certain classes or categories of
Speaker 9: human if it fits you are a political agenda. Look
Speaker 9: when we've got a pro abortion political set of bigots
Speaker 9: that are seeking to outlaw Christian advocacy and pro life expression.
Speaker 9: And this isn't going to stop with the pro life movement.
Speaker 9: This is not going to stop with the pro life Christians.
Speaker 9: This is going to bleed out into all other sectors
Speaker 9: of society. Anybody who dissents, anybody who dissents with the
Speaker 9: ideology of the left will become a target. And I've
Speaker 9: been saying this for a long time now, and my
Speaker 9: hope is that specifically people of faith Christians will wake up.
Speaker 9: There's a recent study that came out. Varna or Barna
Speaker 9: sent out a recent study saying, look, forty one million
Speaker 9: Christians are planning not to vote this year, which you know,
Speaker 9: and they're citing things like, well, we don't have a
Speaker 9: valid candidate, we don't have you know, we don't trust
Speaker 9: the election process, or won't the integrity there, et cetera. Well, look,
Speaker 9: there's too much at stake to trust the doubt. If
Speaker 9: forty one million Christians are planning to opt out, it's
Speaker 9: just a small percentage of them decided to vote. It
Speaker 9: would be a swing vote in all these swing states.
Speaker 9: I mean a lot of these states. In the first
Speaker 9: you know battle between Trump and Biden, we're decided by
Speaker 9: sixty thousand votes. If these Christians just simply stepped up
Speaker 9: and said, look, I'm going to vote, they would decide
Speaker 9: the outcome of the election. That's they're leaving their influence
Speaker 9: on the table to be to be leveraged by secular
Speaker 9: fundamentalists that will take this country further down the rabbit
Speaker 9: hole of destruction.
Speaker 1: Well, it makes me wonder about their their belief, about
Speaker 1: their ability to be believers in that case, Reverend Harden,
Speaker 1: because if they don't understand that God has placed him here,
Speaker 1: placed them here at this particular time in history for
Speaker 1: a reason, that if they don't believe that He gave
Speaker 1: us the gift of this American Republic to shine like
Speaker 1: that shining city on the hill that Ronald Reagan talked about,
Speaker 1: to be a beacon of light for the rest of
Speaker 1: the world, then where is their faith? I don't know.
Speaker 9: I'm with you one hundred percent. Their faith has been
Speaker 9: given to them to influence the world and culture around them,
Speaker 9: and they're choosing not to. It doesn't make any sense
Speaker 9: to me. In fact, by the way, I think I'm
Speaker 9: just for an article I put it a Newsmats column,
Speaker 9: and I think it's a sin for Christians not to vote.
Speaker 9: I mean, look, our founding fathers spilt their blood and
Speaker 9: sacrifice their livelihood, their reputations, et cetera in order for
Speaker 9: the next generation or their progeny to to experience a
Speaker 9: blessing of freedom in the sense of true liberty, and
Speaker 9: liberty comes with with with with the price that is
Speaker 9: a price for vigilance.
Speaker 2: We have to be vigilant.
Speaker 9: We have to do what we can to speak and
Speaker 9: behave in ways that protect the God given rights that
Speaker 9: we have the right to believe and to behave in
Speaker 9: the public square consistently with those beliefs that's under attack
Speaker 9: in America today. So vote uh and and make a difference.
Speaker 9: And I think that that's that's just your basics of jergy.
Speaker 9: I think we've got a lot more do than that.
Speaker 9: But I'm with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Number one is make sure that you let your voice
Speaker 1: be heard, the voice that God gave you. How can
Speaker 1: people find out more about Tampas Care, Reverend hard.
Speaker 9: Well, if they want to learn more about Compass Care,
Speaker 9: they can go to Compasscarecommunity dot com. That's Compasscarecommunity dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, fantastic. We'll keep praying. And I waited until
Speaker 1: tomorrow on election day to vote, so I will pray
Speaker 1: and vote again, and so will my wife. And she's
Speaker 1: not afraid to tell me who she voted for. All right,
Speaker 1: Reverend Harden, thank you so much, Thank you, Goss, God
Speaker 1: bless After the newsbreak, Michael Attagoki, another Christian who is
Speaker 1: talking about the influence on the black vote in this election,
Speaker 1: and he has some very specific personal ideas about that
Speaker 1: coming up on the nightcap on seven hundred WLW cap
Speaker 1: on Election Eve. The battle is underway and a long
Speaker 1: ways to go before we find out if we are
Speaker 1: going to actually truly turn the page in America with
Speaker 1: a presidential election or if it's more of the same
Speaker 1: that we've seen for the last four years. And I
Speaker 1: pray to God that it's not. To join us an actor,
Speaker 1: a dancer, a show host, and our guest Michael at Agoki.
Speaker 1: Good evening, and welcome to the show, Michael Good.
Speaker 5: It's running over here in California at nine thirty AM.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well the show's on at night so anyway, So anyway,
Speaker 1: I was going to tell you that I'm most impressed
Speaker 1: not by your dancing or your acting credits, but by
Speaker 1: the fact that you are an unashamed Christian and a
Speaker 1: believer in God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. So you
Speaker 1: got my vote right there, right off the bat.
Speaker 2: Brother, Thank you.
Speaker 1: So how does that influence your.
Speaker 4: View?
Speaker 1: How does it influence you politically? And do you know
Speaker 1: that there's a large percentage of people that call themselves
Speaker 1: Evangelic in this country that never go out and vote.
Speaker 1: And I find that so difficult to believe. Why do you.
Speaker 4: Think that is well, I think the name Christian. You know,
Speaker 4: let's be careful.
Speaker 5: Everybody is a Christian, drug dealer, Christian evangelical. You know,
Speaker 5: everybody hide under this. This is the most the world
Speaker 5: that I suffer most in this world is Christian, Christian
Speaker 5: what we call Christian bunny. This one Christian, homosexual Christian,
Speaker 5: this person with ten wives, you know, Dad, everybody is
Speaker 5: a Christian, but nobody is a believer. There's a big
Speaker 5: difference a believer in the world of God from Genesis
Speaker 5: to Revelation. From the beginning, God made them male and
Speaker 5: female till the end. Revelation is coming back to judge
Speaker 5: the world. If you do good and you have Jesus
Speaker 5: Christ as your lord, and say, if you're classed with
Speaker 5: the blood of the Lamb, you will make it to heaven.
Speaker 5: If not, you're rejecting. You will see the devil and
Speaker 5: you're burn in hell forever. That's what a believer is.
Speaker 5: You don't question the word of God. And that's what
Speaker 5: a lot of people are doing to do. That's why
Speaker 5: a lot of evangelical had not even really would there.
Speaker 5: And I've been able to confront a lot of these people,
Speaker 5: and that's why I'm different. My mom and dad are pastors,
Speaker 5: their pastor for almost thirty five years, so I was
Speaker 5: born and raising that, and then I was also a
Speaker 5: Democrat for thirty five years. Most radical. I what if Obama?
Speaker 5: I spent a lot of money to send a lot
Speaker 5: of money to his campaign, But my parents will be
Speaker 5: preaching up there, talking about Bauschan, talking about every evil
Speaker 5: work that these Democrats are doing. And then you have
Speaker 5: a son sitting in the audience just looking at mom.
Speaker 5: You can say whatever you want that, you can preach
Speaker 5: all you want. I am for Obama all just because
Speaker 5: he's a black man. That's all I care about. And
Speaker 5: then we're about to do it again for Kamanda. Okay,
Speaker 5: she got two breads, she got two bads, she she
Speaker 5: got a pretty much no brain. But just because she's
Speaker 5: one of us, we're gonna vote. Are you serious? That's
Speaker 5: what you're gonna do. That's what's gonna said your children.
Speaker 5: That's going to put food on the table for you.
Speaker 5: That's is what's gonna save you spending so much money
Speaker 5: on gas price and inflation just because someone has a
Speaker 5: skin color, like especially for women, all these feminism movements,
Speaker 5: emotions that they put it on there. Oh, first women
Speaker 5: in the White House, that's what we care about. And
Speaker 5: then you're demonize in Trump because you know you think
Speaker 5: it's a racist. It's Nazis, its nazis is. All of
Speaker 5: these things that they lying to you about. You're forgetting
Speaker 5: is policies. It's policies are in line with the word
Speaker 5: of God. That's what made me to change. I had
Speaker 5: to question my mind, my thoughts, my emotion, my will,
Speaker 5: my own my own intention, like, Okay, why am I
Speaker 5: doing this? Why am I body for the same party
Speaker 5: for that that have demonized us black people that have
Speaker 5: done nothing for us for one hundred and fifty two years.
Speaker 5: It was a wake up talp for me, and God
Speaker 5: changed my soul, change my heart. And now if I
Speaker 5: smell anything democrats, I run to the other side of
Speaker 5: the of the way. I would not even like to
Speaker 5: see them on the way because they're angry, and I
Speaker 5: couldn't believe myself. It's like you're once a sinner and
Speaker 5: you could see yourself, but now you don't want to
Speaker 5: do that. To him because you've been redeemed. That's where
Speaker 5: I am in my life today, and I'm not ashamed
Speaker 5: to tell everybody I've lost a lot of friends. I'm
Speaker 5: based in the heartbeat of Hollywood. I've been an outcast,
Speaker 5: So that's fine with me. But me, it's either me
Speaker 5: and God. Me and God together wear more than three
Speaker 5: hundred and thirty five million opinions in America.
Speaker 1: There's difference, Michael at Agokey, between pandering to certain groups
Speaker 1: of voters, whether they be black or Latino or whatever,
Speaker 1: and actually reaching out to them. And I think that
Speaker 1: President Trump during this campaign has been reaching out like
Speaker 1: never before to people with different color, different pigmented skin
Speaker 1: than his or mine. And and you know the thing
Speaker 1: in the rally in the Bronx earlier this summer, that
Speaker 1: was amazing, and he had people, he had human beings,
Speaker 1: Americans of every skin color there and they were all
Speaker 1: supporting his message and his policies. And then you flip
Speaker 1: the coin and you have Kamala Harris changing her accent
Speaker 1: depending on which group she's talking in front of.
Speaker 5: That's panderd It's so funny, you know that that I
Speaker 5: said to you know, with black people in South Well,
Speaker 5: how are you all doing today?
Speaker 3: You know you voulte on me today.
Speaker 5: And then you get around black people, you know are women. Well,
Speaker 5: let's up to you today. You know, I can guarantee
Speaker 5: this woman. We get to seven eleven, see a bunch
Speaker 5: of Indian and she will start to well, I'm want
Speaker 5: to tell you all, I'm from Indiana, I'm from here.
Speaker 5: She started to do all kinds of accidents. Listen, Donald
Speaker 5: Trump is black. Donald Trump is one of us. Donald
Speaker 5: Trump has gone through everything any black person.
Speaker 2: Can go through.
Speaker 5: And preach twice, that's like a black man getting fired
Speaker 5: from work. Okay, he was light against Mark Show. That's
Speaker 5: like us going to jail. And then you know, taking
Speaker 5: our mouth shot he was shot at. Oh yeah, that's
Speaker 5: like us getting shot in the neighborhood. No, no, they're
Speaker 5: run his business. That's like us not not having money
Speaker 5: to continue things. So we can relate. We can definitely read.
Speaker 5: And then you have Kamala and Joe Biden. If you don't,
Speaker 5: if you don't vote for me, then you ain't black.
Speaker 5: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Brother?
Speaker 3: You're black?
Speaker 5: If you know, you're not black enough, if you don't
Speaker 5: vote for me, and then you have Kamala just you know,
Speaker 5: lying and doing all these things, and they are the
Speaker 5: one of pressing, that's the work of takemy he hindes
Speaker 5: under this pretense. And I'm telling especially Christians, especially the pastor,
Speaker 5: if you listen to me, I'm speaking on this some
Speaker 5: anointing right now. If you are preaching to your church
Speaker 5: to vote for this demonic Democratic Party, go onto you
Speaker 5: and wal onto who who you said you know as
Speaker 5: pauls you, because that's not God that has palled you.
Speaker 5: I think literally say that on this platform, stop preaching
Speaker 5: to your church to stop for demon rights because they
Speaker 5: are demon that are that are influencing this world. They
Speaker 5: are Democrats that are I don't even know what to
Speaker 5: tell you if it is just annoying and not said that.
Speaker 5: I'm hearing pastive preaching that people should go and support
Speaker 5: and don't go for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I have not heard a pastor say that. But and
Speaker 1: I'm well, I've.
Speaker 5: Heard a lot of passes going.
Speaker 3: It would be going, it would be people.
Speaker 1: It would be the last time I would listen to
Speaker 1: that pastor again.
Speaker 3: Michael will tell you that I put that online.
Speaker 5: I say, get out this passes. The money people were
Speaker 5: attacking me, left and right. Listen, we Christian needs to
Speaker 5: stign up now. This is not the time to be afraid.
Speaker 5: There is not the time to go high because the
Speaker 5: demust Democrats, they fight you. They would do whatever. I
Speaker 5: guarantee you if this election and God bless us, Donna
Speaker 5: Trump comes to power. These demons are not done yet.
Speaker 5: There's another walk on me completely.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, click here, we gotta get ready for it.
Speaker 1: Well, the Word of God says, among other things, many
Speaker 1: things that it says. There's a verse that says Jesus said,
Speaker 1: suffer the little children. Unto me and the Democrats, big
Speaker 1: issue in their election they think is a codifying of abortion,
Speaker 1: of killing babies, and this is this is their policy.
Speaker 1: So in that way, I believe they're demonic as well.
Speaker 3: Yes, this is God put life in us.
Speaker 5: You know you and you want to take the lights.
Speaker 3: It's all kids have.
Speaker 5: Kill the baby in the plant parent, who while you
Speaker 5: have the baby, the doctor can kill the baby for you,
Speaker 5: cut it off, dismantle this baby, sell departs for money.
Speaker 5: That's all plant parent is all about. But if you
Speaker 5: take the same baby home after nine months, like Donald
Speaker 5: Trump said, and you put the pill on this baby
Speaker 5: and you kill that baby, that's monderer. So what's the difference.
Speaker 5: We's killed sixty million baby in this world today. If
Speaker 5: you fill up the blood of this kid and you
Speaker 5: pour it into the ocean in New York, it would
Speaker 5: turn red from here till the ti and you get
Speaker 5: to Nigeria. That's how much blood is on his hand.
Speaker 5: And you say, oh, it's my body. It's well, it's
Speaker 5: your body. But then don't go sleep at night and
Speaker 5: go to the nightclub. Get it one night, sat and
Speaker 5: sleep with somebody. If you don't want to have a baby,
Speaker 5: don't go out there that permitted for unication. If you
Speaker 5: oh yeah, somebody rate me. I don't want to have
Speaker 5: the baby. No, there are other options. God who knows
Speaker 5: that it's not your fault. We'll see you through just
Speaker 5: a way out, and that might be the last baby
Speaker 5: you have in your in your woman way. But you've
Speaker 5: committed that that abortion, and you've killed the baby. And
Speaker 5: I know all these things that they're doing. You know
Speaker 5: they're giving us ghetto. You know they promised us, promising
Speaker 5: us hands out. Our schools are bad, our our communities
Speaker 5: are filled with ghetto things. Our communities are filled with
Speaker 5: crying and Donald Trump is saying, what do you have
Speaker 5: to lose?
Speaker 3: Sign me?
Speaker 5: I'm not a politician. Do you believe and that's why
Speaker 5: they hited.
Speaker 1: This guy, Michael, Do you believe that, especially black men
Speaker 1: in this country? And it shows in polling, whatever you
Speaker 1: want to make out of the polls, but it shows
Speaker 1: that black men more and more in this country are
Speaker 1: turning uh to Donald Trump. And they're they're operating like
Speaker 1: you operated when you made the decision that just because
Speaker 1: Barack Obama was black, you should not have vote for him.
Speaker 1: And you've changed that now God has changed your heart.
Speaker 1: You say, but do you believe that black men in
Speaker 1: America are turning the corner and deciding that they're going
Speaker 1: to vote for Donald Trump in record numbers, in.
Speaker 5: The millions, in the millions. The way our finally after
Speaker 5: one hundred and fifty two years, after one hundred and
Speaker 5: fifty teen years of life.
Speaker 3: Keep in mind, this was never a party.
Speaker 5: We are from Africa. We are conservative. We came for tradition,
Speaker 5: tradition of obeying our persation, of loving God. Until they
Speaker 5: started LB Johnson started to say, how the hell do
Speaker 5: I get this hand word? You know I can say
Speaker 5: that you know so let me bread them with food stamp.
Speaker 5: Let's brand them with you know, nice education, now, you
Speaker 5: know ghetto this and that. And he promised us all
Speaker 5: these hands out. And since then we thought this is
Speaker 5: our party. So now fastwell to twenty twenty twenty four.
Speaker 5: Thank god for all this young generation. It's like, what's
Speaker 5: going on here? They're waking up the batist. I will
Speaker 5: put my spirits onto you, your young men, they will prophesise.
Speaker 5: I will put my spirits onto your old people. They
Speaker 5: would dream dreams. That is what is happening today. Black
Speaker 5: people are turning in the millions because we are tired
Speaker 5: of it. We can relate with this man, Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: And I'm begging you black women, if you're listening to
Speaker 5: me on this, on this platform, we are known to
Speaker 5: support our black men. We are known to stand behind them.
Speaker 5: Two of this one more time, and drop your emotion
Speaker 5: that this is a woman like me. Oh she has
Speaker 5: she is very beautiful, you know she has everything on me.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna vote. I don't care about Trump. No,
Speaker 5: you need to let that go because if you do
Speaker 5: not vote for them for Donald Trump, this, this, this
Speaker 5: democrats will affect you. They are telling kids to cut
Speaker 5: off there whatever genda already and turn to transgender everything
Speaker 5: does hit the support homosexual This is wrong. This is
Speaker 5: not who we are in Africa. This is why even
Speaker 5: today in Africa, we cannot even phantom the horror of
Speaker 5: men and men looking together, because that's what your ancestors
Speaker 5: lay for us. And you came to America, some LDJ person,
Speaker 5: they change the demonized your neighborhood, and you think this
Speaker 5: is your party.
Speaker 3: We need to wait.
Speaker 5: Come And I'm saying that again. Any pastor preaching to
Speaker 5: support all these demonic stuff walk unto you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I would just I'd be out of
Speaker 1: that church and never never set foot in it again.
Speaker 1: I mean that the instant that that that would happen.
Speaker 1: I haven't had a minister or a pastor tell me
Speaker 1: too from the public support Donald Trump. But if they
Speaker 1: were telling me to support Kamala Harris, who wasn't who
Speaker 1: didn't even get a vote in a primary and is
Speaker 1: now you know, just been I don't know, uh coronated
Speaker 1: as their queen and the Democrat side because they think
Speaker 1: they they can cheat enough to win again. And that
Speaker 1: that is my fear, and I that's look.
Speaker 5: Look, look sorry, God did not spare this man from
Speaker 5: two bullets. God did not spare this He let that
Speaker 5: bullet pierce just the tip of his hair to say,
Speaker 5: you know, this is this is this is what Look
Speaker 5: at Trump, I'm saving you. When that man was underneath
Speaker 5: that table that you know he was praying, that was
Speaker 5: when Trump became born again. Trump of that time, now
Speaker 5: Trump of today, that's the Trump of maybe through four
Speaker 5: years ago.
Speaker 3: It's different.
Speaker 5: And I believe God is using this man to lead
Speaker 5: us back to God. America will prosper under this man,
Speaker 5: and we will be respected again. And I believe after
Speaker 5: that Hell will break loose. What is he doing He's
Speaker 5: not He's gonna give us.
Speaker 3: Cheap of gas price.
Speaker 5: We don't have to pay five dollars, six dollars at
Speaker 5: the pump anymore. He's gonna talk off electricity bills. He's
Speaker 5: gonna he's gonna bring inflation down. He's gonna reduce all
Speaker 5: this gas way, all the all these prices we're paying
Speaker 5: at the gas pump. He's gonna have us don't pay tax.
Speaker 5: It's gonna resove family values. We can serve God under him.
Speaker 5: Who doesn't want that? And all you guys are preaching
Speaker 5: to Ross Kamala is Oh my policy.
Speaker 3: I'll give you guys more marijuana.
Speaker 5: It's in a policy. Are you serious? The same marijuana
Speaker 5: that you prosecuted so many glad people for in California and.
Speaker 3: You lock them up.
Speaker 5: Now you want to give it to us again, the
Speaker 5: same abortionure version that you've killed many people.
Speaker 2: That's what you want.
Speaker 5: Oh it is female female.
Speaker 4: What does I have to do for me?
Speaker 5: What does whether women take the body kill or whatever
Speaker 5: or whatever they do this, but what does that have
Speaker 5: to do with me paying six dollars? At the guys
Speaker 5: at the gas pump, they got their priority messed up.
Speaker 5: And then you got this, uh, this man that looks
Speaker 5: like it's from the KKK generation, Tom Walls, you know,
Speaker 5: telling us, oh, we've got to put tampon in every
Speaker 5: man's bathroom. What kind of horror is that? I mean, brother,
Speaker 5: you have to be really angry. The baby said, be
Speaker 5: angry and sin not, let not the song go down
Speaker 5: or call your lord, meaning be angry when you see sing.
Speaker 5: Jesus was angry when he got into the temple. He
Speaker 5: took a whip and he whipped everybody said, turn not
Speaker 5: my father's house to the house of Dean. He wasn't
Speaker 5: angry at the people for that sinful nature. And that's
Speaker 5: why we curious said, I'm calling a lot of you.
Speaker 2: Actually, I'm not.
Speaker 5: Calling on Crystal.
Speaker 3: I'm calling on every believer.
Speaker 2: And there's gonna be a few of us like me.
Speaker 2: Rise up.
Speaker 5: Tomorrow We're gonna witness and moved on. And I believe
Speaker 5: with every answer of breathing me, I send the power
Speaker 5: the Holigos to Donald Trump. I pray for you, Father.
Speaker 5: Only evil forces that I got against this man right
Speaker 5: now we come against you. We're rebuking the name of
Speaker 5: the Lord, because tomorrow America will sing and a new
Speaker 5: town with done upon us in the name.
Speaker 2: Of Jesus the Father and of the Holigos. Amen.
Speaker 1: Amen, Oh my gosh. That that prayer. And that's what
Speaker 1: I was telling people too, Michael, that are believers. Pray
Speaker 1: and vote. Pray and vote. You've got to do both.
Speaker 5: Yes, they will read the election, they're doing it already.
Speaker 5: But trust me, I believe on the day of voting,
Speaker 5: when they're about to take that pen to select Obama,
Speaker 5: I mean to select Pamala or Donatrump, the Holy Spirit
Speaker 5: with in tabain. Excuse me, stop think of your future,
Speaker 5: think of this and that, and you will say a
Speaker 5: lot of evil Democrats by accidents, telling that only spirit
Speaker 5: will take over. We'll see this man will be president.
Speaker 5: And I believe this is the will of God to
Speaker 5: restart back because God is love. He's not willing that
Speaker 5: anybody should perish. Look at all the beautiful people you
Speaker 5: say around you, but because they allowed devil to infraence them,
Speaker 5: and God loves them. And I believe climate came the
Speaker 5: professor of coming. Claim is a big ability that's his
Speaker 5: name will come to pass, you know. So I'm glad
Speaker 5: for the people around me. I'm glad of the guy
Speaker 5: that introduced this platform to me. I'm black. A Mouth
Speaker 5: is the documentary. It's out right now on Sell them now,
Speaker 5: sell them now, you can go watch it is where
Speaker 5: I'm one of the actors on that talking about the
Speaker 5: lives of the Democrats. You know what they've done to
Speaker 5: us for one hundred and fifty two years. I'm black
Speaker 5: and I'm out in black people. Get out of the
Speaker 5: plantation fields. They're they've been whipping us for one hundred
Speaker 5: and fifty something years. Obama with us, come a love
Speaker 5: with us, biding with us, all things and with us
Speaker 5: wake up? How much with are you going to take?
Speaker 5: In your back?
Speaker 1: God, bless you and thank you for your time tonight.
Speaker 5: Thank you for your time. I know I'm out of time.
Speaker 5: Thank you God.
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