Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Welcome to this floor.
Speaker 1: Is Tuesday afternoon in the tri State. And guess what
Speaker 1: more zero degree temperatures. I guess more global warming is coming.
Speaker 1: And also later in the weekend might get up to
Speaker 1: forty degrees and that's wonderful forty degrees. Think about that
Speaker 1: with rain than snow, of course, But what's happening in California?
Speaker 1: To watch the media presentation of both, I must live
Speaker 1: in some alternative universe. If it's Al Roker this morning
Speaker 1: on the Today Show, or if it's watching Rachel Maddow that,
Speaker 1: thank god, she has five nights a week to make
Speaker 1: a fool of herself instead of only one. We have
Speaker 1: two ways of looking at the same set of facts.
Speaker 1: Liberals democrats say, you know what, global warming, global warming,
Speaker 1: global warming, climate change, climate change, and reasonable conservatives and
Speaker 1: I wait a minute, what about the underbrush? What about
Speaker 1: no water? What about the industrialization of California? What about
Speaker 1: those things? What about putting a large city in a
Speaker 1: grassland in a might you have some problems. On the
Speaker 1: other hand, we have Steve molloy of junk science dot Com.
Speaker 1: Junk Science dot Com written many books on the subject
Speaker 1: about climate change and more. And Steve malloy, Welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Steve, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm doing great, Bill, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Happy New Year, Happy new to you and yours. And
Speaker 1: the fires in California are now almost out of control.
Speaker 1: At the city of Angels was built in a grassland
Speaker 1: in a desert, and it flowers and flourishes because of
Speaker 1: the industrialization of the West and things of that character.
Speaker 1: But talk to me about what you see about climate change,
Speaker 1: which means global warming is causing all these fires and
Speaker 1: not human activity of any type. Not the failures of
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom. I kind of call him Nero Newsom, Nero
Speaker 1: Newsom him. And also Karen Bass. The first name is
Speaker 1: appropriate to her. She's a Karen Bass, and she promised
Speaker 1: never again to travel outside the country, having spent seventeen
Speaker 1: trips to Castro's Cuba Communism. When she is in Congress,
Speaker 1: she's traveling still all over the world. But is it
Speaker 1: man made climate change? Or is it? Or is it
Speaker 1: climate change? Is man activity? Give the American people a
Speaker 1: full report?
Speaker 2: Well, let me just say that every weekend I found
Speaker 2: an article from the Anaheim Californian Gazette from October thirty first,
Speaker 2: eighteen seventy five. Okay, so one hundred and fifty years ago.
Speaker 2: Gun And in that article they complained about out of
Speaker 2: control brush, flammable buildings, what they called a useless fire department,
Speaker 2: and the San Ana Wins. And the point of that
Speaker 2: is that this part of California has always faced all
Speaker 2: these things that we have today, except of course today
Speaker 2: it's much worse. We have many more flammable buildings, much
Speaker 2: more brush because nature is not allowed to you know,
Speaker 2: if we don't don't we don't do control burns anymore
Speaker 2: and burn the brush or manage the brush. So everything
Speaker 2: is worse today. So this is not a surprise. In
Speaker 2: Law Angels area, there's no global warming going on. Even
Speaker 2: at Los Angeles Airport, which should have urban heat out
Speaker 2: on effect, there's no warming going on.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Since eighteen ninety five, precipitation in California is basically flats,
Speaker 2: not not changed at all. So, you know, this is
Speaker 2: just what happens when you don't manage the brush, you
Speaker 2: get a spark, you know, a spark either by accident
Speaker 2: or arson, and then the sant Ana Wins come through
Speaker 2: and it's all gone up. It's got nothing to do
Speaker 2: with climate, It's got everything to do with bad government.
Speaker 2: In this case, the government not only did they not
Speaker 2: take care of the brush, not you know, not have
Speaker 2: an inadequate fire hydrant system. Imagine you've got a twenty
Speaker 2: million dollar house in California, you got a fire hydro downfront.
Speaker 2: It doesn't work, and you're thinking it does. Right.
Speaker 1: I don't want to laugh at this, I don't want
Speaker 1: to serious those people, well, no.
Speaker 4: But it matters.
Speaker 2: And so the government, you know, issued a lame warning
Speaker 2: almost two weeks ago, now that you know this wind
Speaker 2: event was going to come and that life threatening wins
Speaker 2: and fire could happen. Apparently no one paid attention. I
Speaker 2: mean Karen Basswood went off to Ghana, she didn't care.
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom didn't do anything. You know, people went to
Speaker 2: bed Tuesday evening thinking everything was fine. They were woking
Speaker 2: at five o'clock in the morning and buy firefighters and
Speaker 2: get the hell out of here. So, yeah, this is
Speaker 2: a man made This is bad government, man made disasters.
Speaker 2: Democrats own this and now and now they want us
Speaker 2: taxpayers to be on the hook. This is the cost
Speaker 2: here could be two hundred and fifty to two hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy five billion dollars. That's a lot of money.
Speaker 1: A lot of the fires are ongoing as I speak,
Speaker 1: and let's say that to us yet, and we lawyers
Speaker 1: are looking many times like piranha when you have a
Speaker 1: fresh pig in the stream and they're circling. Lawsuits have
Speaker 1: already been filed. Some of the ignition sources, allegedly are fireworks,
Speaker 1: homeless itinerants from Mexico with blow torches and or lightning
Speaker 1: strikes and or electrical grid. They're suing every one in
Speaker 1: order to find a hand a pocket to put their
Speaker 1: hand into. This is jumping ahead a little bit, but
Speaker 1: this will be litigated for years to come. Whether it
Speaker 1: was fireworks, or whether it was legal immigrants with blowtorches,
Speaker 1: or whether it was some other factor. The lawyers are
Speaker 1: going to have a field day in California, which is
Speaker 1: very planet of orient in anyway. So before we get
Speaker 1: onto that issue, I want to talk about the lack
Speaker 1: of water. Can you address yourself to the fact that
Speaker 1: the dams. I watched a video of a Nero Newsome
Speaker 1: about four years ago complimenting himself by destroying three dams
Speaker 1: in order to provide better habitat for the shmelt fish
Speaker 1: to pond to spawn. I'm thinking, what the hell is
Speaker 1: spawning for a fish. I guess that's how you reproduce
Speaker 1: if you're a fish. But he's blowing up the dams
Speaker 1: allowing nature to return to California. But you have one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand houses out of the fuel. Actually the houses
Speaker 1: are the fuel for the firestorms, which is natural. Explain
Speaker 1: that to the American people.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the dam destruction was on the Klamath River,
Speaker 2: which I'm not quite sure that would have all that
Speaker 2: much effect. But you're right about the water to save
Speaker 2: the Delta smell, which is this tiny two inch fish
Speaker 2: in the Sacramento River San Joaquin Valley basin there to
Speaker 2: save that fish, the environmentalists call them endangered. And because
Speaker 2: of that, one hundred billion gallons of water per year,
Speaker 2: and the billion is important. Trump has talked about, you know,
Speaker 2: millions of gallons of water being flushed into Pacific. It's
Speaker 2: one hundred billion gallons that are diverted from the San
Speaker 2: Joaquin Valley and southern California to save this fish, and
Speaker 2: that water gets dumped into the Pacific Ocean. So now,
Speaker 2: and that's only part of the water problem. I mean
Speaker 2: another part of the water problem is in you know,
Speaker 2: ten years ago California voters voted to have more reservoirs built.
Speaker 2: Gavin Newsom has built none of them. And then you
Speaker 2: come to the fire hydrants where you know, for this
Speaker 2: whole area, you know, thousands of acres, tens of thousands
Speaker 2: of acres that got three one million gallon tanks of water.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a lot, but it's not really. And
Speaker 2: of course they couldn't refial those tanks fast enough as
Speaker 2: they were pumping it out. So the whole thing was
Speaker 2: just ripe for disaster. And it's going back to the
Speaker 2: you know, if I'm in the Palisades and I've got
Speaker 2: a fire hydrant in front of my house, I'm thinking
Speaker 2: that's going to work. That's gonna save me. The government
Speaker 2: is telling me I'm safe if I having that fire
Speaker 2: hydrant there, But of course there's no water. You know,
Speaker 2: people relying on the government and to their detriment.
Speaker 1: Well, they're not spending money on irrigation, they're not spending
Speaker 1: money on water storage, they're not spending money on fire prevention.
Speaker 1: They're not spending money on forest management. They're not spending
Speaker 1: money on a viable insurance industry, but they're spending money ONDI.
Speaker 1: I watched the other night the woman who appears to
Speaker 1: be about thirty five year old, a person of color, female,
Speaker 1: out of the Stanford University Women's Studies department, and she's
Speaker 1: making seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year. I
Speaker 1: can only imagine what her pension's going to look like.
Speaker 1: And she gave this speech at some conference, and what
Speaker 1: she said, my main mission is to diversify the water
Speaker 1: management and state of California and in the County of
Speaker 1: Los Angeles. Then we have to bring equity and inclusion
Speaker 1: to water resources. What the hell does that mean?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, no, you know California local officials are famously overpaid.
Speaker 2: Not surprised. Well, they've got de EI and the fire apartment,
Speaker 2: Fire department too. Yeah. In the fire department, they have
Speaker 2: all these projects to clean up the brush in the
Speaker 2: Palisades and that whole area where the fires are. None
Speaker 2: of them have been even started. I mean these were
Speaker 2: approved four years ago. Uh, they've made zero percent progress
Speaker 2: on any of them. I mean, you know, to focus
Speaker 2: in California for too long we have hit peaky at idiocy,
Speaker 2: are not paying the price for it. Focus in California
Speaker 2: for too long, it's just been politics not making things work.
Speaker 2: And you know these fires, we've had the warnings. I mean,
Speaker 2: we've had fires all over California and everyone knows it's
Speaker 2: because of land mismanagement, government lists. You know, all these
Speaker 2: fires start on public lands, and we'll start in private
Speaker 2: the lands are on public lands, and then they spread
Speaker 2: the private lands, and no one had done anything. Trump
Speaker 2: flew to California six years ago to lecture Gavenus and
Speaker 2: on you know, cleaning up the brush, cleaning up the forest.
Speaker 2: Did you listen.
Speaker 1: No, No, let's talk about electric vehicles, because no one
Speaker 1: is better on this topic than Steve Maloy. I live
Speaker 1: in the little city of Cincinnati, and there's going to
Speaker 1: be now by the way, the snowplows aren't working. Thirty
Speaker 1: percent are not being used because they put something called
Speaker 1: obstacles on the roads in Cincinnati, which happens in many
Speaker 1: other cities. They're called speed bumps because the mayor or
Speaker 1: liberal mayor doesn't want people pulled over for not having
Speaker 1: for speeding or driver's license violation or no insurance, so
Speaker 1: we got speed bumps everywhere, So that means that when
Speaker 1: the snowplows get to work, they're snapping off the plows
Speaker 1: in the front and thirty percent aren't working. So the solution,
Speaker 1: Steve Maloy, is electric snow plows. They're now debating whether
Speaker 1: there's spend millions and millions of dollars in buying a
Speaker 1: new fleet of electric snow plows Cincinnati, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: the electric the evs don't work real well when it's zero,
Speaker 1: but that's a different issue. Explain the idiocy. You know,
Speaker 1: there's this movie called Dumb and Dumber, one of my
Speaker 1: favorite movies. Just when I think you could not do
Speaker 1: anything more stupid, you do something like this and totally
Speaker 1: redeem yourself. City Council they want to have electric snowplows
Speaker 1: along with electric school buses. Explain the fantasy of that.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how electric snowplows. How the blades for
Speaker 2: electric snowplows wouldn't break off over speed bumps, But well,
Speaker 2: of course, you know cold weather snow, that's the worst
Speaker 2: time to have an electric vehicle, right the battery will drain.
Speaker 2: It's just it's not worth it. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: I think the blades will be worse off because the
Speaker 2: batteries and those trucks are going to be heavier. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, it's just going to be disaster. And you know,
Speaker 2: I'm sure that the buses will cost twice as much.
Speaker 2: The snowplows probably cost twice as much too. It's just
Speaker 2: a waste of money. I mean, we have terrible government
Speaker 2: all around. I'm not quite sure who's to blame. The
Speaker 2: Conservatives that's wort of, you know, shut their eyes and
Speaker 2: kind of laugh about it and try to make it
Speaker 2: by or you know, the Democrats to just vote for
Speaker 2: this stuff because well it just sounds great.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like a white, great white shark eating
Speaker 1: a tuna. Their eyes roll back on their head and
Speaker 1: they get all excited about electric vehicles and I saw
Speaker 1: this one. Maybe you know more about these hydrogen vehicles.
Speaker 1: There are many there's a thought by Toyota and many
Speaker 1: others that hydrogen vehicles is the future, and or these
Speaker 1: suitcase nuclear power plants that may be apple to put together,
Speaker 1: so by the time the country is electrified properly with evs,
Speaker 1: we'll move on to some other technology. Is the future
Speaker 1: hydrogen or is the future? Continue continuing to be for
Speaker 1: the next twenty years of oil and gas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hydrogen is a disaster. They've tried it out in California.
Speaker 2: Even in California, they can't make it work. The future
Speaker 2: is oil and gas, There's no question about it. There's
Speaker 2: no comparable technology on the horizon. These you know, suitcase
Speaker 2: they're more like dumpster nuclear power plants you're talking about.
Speaker 2: It's probably good technology, but of course, I don't know
Speaker 2: how many communities are going to want one of those
Speaker 2: things built in their neighborhood. You know, the guys that
Speaker 2: the nuclear industry has been terrible about on public relations
Speaker 2: about radiation safety. So the public is terrified of these things.
Speaker 2: It's not going to happen. But you know, none of
Speaker 2: the stuff is meant to work built, right, I mean,
Speaker 2: the point of leftism is to basically roll a hand
Speaker 2: grenade into society and when you know, and then the
Speaker 2: survivors will ask the government to you know, control their
Speaker 2: lives and that, and so the government is in charge
Speaker 2: of everything, and that's the goal of all this.
Speaker 1: Who benefits Let's talk about colleges, talk about universities, talk
Speaker 1: about think tanks. Who benefits through the myth of man
Speaker 1: made global warming. Who benefits from this and who finds it?
Speaker 1: How much money is involved in this? I contend like
Speaker 1: DEI is an eight billion dollar a year industry. If
Speaker 1: anyone jumps out of line and don't believe in the
Speaker 1: principles of DEI or d ie run out of the pack,
Speaker 1: you've got to be You've got to be a lead
Speaker 1: animal following the pack. Who's benefiting from all this reproduction
Speaker 1: to ev and also mainly the idea of man make
Speaker 1: local warming causing climate. Who's benefiting?
Speaker 2: Okay, So I mean climate is a multi trillion dollar industry.
Speaker 2: And then there's already yeah, I mean, so you've got
Speaker 2: the wind industry, the solo industry, the evsh You've got
Speaker 2: to you know, appliance manufacturers that like to make more
Speaker 2: you know, efficient expensive appliances. You've got power industry. You
Speaker 2: know they prefer to build windmills and solar panels because
Speaker 2: the management makes more money that way.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: That's so you've got this the money making agenda. All
Speaker 2: the you know institutions in the United States, all of
Speaker 2: them are on a climate agenda because they'll get grants
Speaker 2: from that, you know, multi trillion dollar industry. But you know,
Speaker 2: but the most insidious part of this is are the
Speaker 2: leftists who see climate as a means of controlling our lives.
Speaker 2: They want to tell us where to live, where to work,
Speaker 2: what to drive, just everything, a kind of toilet paper
Speaker 2: you can use, is right. And then you also have
Speaker 2: the Chinese, all right, communist Chinese, they want to you know,
Speaker 2: their goal is to be the belong global superpower by
Speaker 2: twenty forty nine, and they're subverting our country. You know
Speaker 2: that we have Chinese spies and influence agents all over
Speaker 2: the place. They're getting us hooked on Chinese products like
Speaker 2: easys and wind turbines and solar panels and electric transformers.
Speaker 2: We have outsourced our economy to China in a significant way.
Speaker 2: And you know, if China attacked US I DOT, there'd
Speaker 2: be anything we could do about it, because they could
Speaker 2: just shut down our economy.
Speaker 1: And that's not Steve malloy saying that, that's the FBI
Speaker 1: director Christopher Ray who says that the malware, millions of
Speaker 1: bits of malware all over our country can shut down
Speaker 1: the United States of America through malware and the hands
Speaker 1: of Chinese communists. Now, lastly, next week, when the Trump
Speaker 1: start sees his power on Monday and away we go.
Speaker 1: He's going to want to put strings attached to the
Speaker 1: bailout money for California, which you probably don't have. Number one,
Speaker 1: is that a good or is that a bad idea?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm not for federal taxpayer out of bail out
Speaker 2: of California. I mean, California could change its own policies.
Speaker 2: You know, they could stop building with mill solar panels
Speaker 2: e V crap. They could make it a business friendly environment.
Speaker 2: They could start production of oil and gas in California.
Speaker 2: They can bring back the timber industry. They could pay
Speaker 2: for all this. Okay, this is the seventh largest economy
Speaker 2: to globe. Federal taxpayers should.
Speaker 3: Not be on the hook.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: But but that said, I mean to the extent federal taxpayers.
Speaker 4: If federal tax payers.
Speaker 2: Are going to be unhooked, and I think that Donald Trump, uh,
Speaker 2: California should go into a federal receivership and make McDonald
Speaker 2: trump governor until the state gets back on its seat.
Speaker 1: That'd be popular, That'd be real popular.
Speaker 2: And then and then you know, once the new government,
Speaker 2: you know, think of a reconstruction. Once the new government
Speaker 2: has established the same government, then California can be you know,
Speaker 2: admitted back into the Union and we go forward.
Speaker 1: What don't you think, Uh well, I take you like, well,
Speaker 1: what we got Canada, We've got Greenland, we got the
Speaker 1: Panama Canal in California. Let's bring California into the United
Speaker 1: States of America. Get rid of Nero Newsom, who, by
Speaker 1: the way, the Democrats claim he's the next president. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine Gavin Newsom is the president four years from now.
Speaker 1: He raises his right hand. We're gonna de industrialize the world.
Speaker 1: No more gas, no more oil. By the way, We're
Speaker 1: gonna put diapers on cowsand pigs, get rid of all
Speaker 1: of them. We're gonna be pastoral again. I'll be living
Speaker 1: in a cave somewhere in Iowa. Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think his presidential hopes has gone up to smoke.
Speaker 1: Let's leave it at that. Very good, Steve molloy, you're
Speaker 1: the best there is. Check it out junk science dot com.
Speaker 1: Steve malloy, you're a great American. Thank you, very thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm not kidding about this. They claim that Gavin Newsom,
Speaker 1: one of the gargoyles from California, is going to control
Speaker 1: the entire nation's power grid. And if that happens, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna move to Madagascar and start maybe breeding kmodo dragons
Speaker 1: for a living in Madagascar. You'll find me there. It
Speaker 1: only gets worse. Trillions and trillions of dollars is invested,
Speaker 1: and so called the New Green Deal trillions of dollars,
Speaker 1: and these industries and the communist red shownnies are not
Speaker 1: going to give up easily. Let's continue with more Bill
Speaker 1: cunning into Grand American Live at your home of the
Speaker 1: Bengals News Radio seven hundred wulw I Billy Cunning in
Speaker 1: the Great American. Coming up after one o'clock today is
Speaker 1: my good friend yours, Wayne Allen Root, to talk about
Speaker 1: what's happening in California what it means for the nation, Because,
Speaker 1: as you know, what happens in California today, what happened
Speaker 1: in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Tomorrow, what arises in California will
Speaker 1: sweep across the nation and suddenly you're gonna have Californian
Speaker 1: policies right here in Cincinnati, which I hope, I pray
Speaker 1: is not the case. But nonetheless, when you listen to
Speaker 1: someone like Steve Malloy of junk science dot Com get
Speaker 1: into it and talk about the folly of liberal Democrats
Speaker 1: imposing their policies on the un States of America. You're
Speaker 1: all you're going to gotta do is shake your head.
Speaker 1: What Karen Bass and what Governor Newsom has done to
Speaker 1: California is a clinic on what not to do during
Speaker 1: during a crisis. A clinic don't do what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Number one. With Karen Bass, she was an extreme left
Speaker 1: wing Democrat in the Congress for like twenty or twenty
Speaker 1: five years. And what happened is that she's had at
Speaker 1: least seventeen trips to communist Cuba, and she worked in
Speaker 1: the fields alongside the Cuban revolutionaries in the nineteen seventies
Speaker 1: and eighties, and she loved fordel Castro, who brutalized and
Speaker 1: killed thousands of Cubans and destroyed the Cuban economy. You
Speaker 1: might recall one hundred years ago Cuba was prosperous and alive.
Speaker 1: Today it's communism. They can't keep the lights on, they
Speaker 1: have no jobs, they have no medical system. It's awful,
Speaker 1: it's terrible wrong. But Karen Bass found no problem with that. So,
Speaker 1: having spent twenty some years in the Congress as a
Speaker 1: representative from Los Angeles, she thought, three years ago, let's
Speaker 1: run for the mayorship in LA. I can stay home more.
Speaker 1: And because she was so bad and so horrible in
Speaker 1: the Congress, even LA Times reporters asked her if she
Speaker 1: was going to stay home. By that, she meant, are
Speaker 1: you going to stay in Los Angeles or keep traveling abroad?
Speaker 1: Because she want shall we say abroad? Dozens maybe as
Speaker 1: much as one hundred times in her years in the Congress,
Speaker 1: because she wanted to visit other parts of the world,
Speaker 1: especially Africa and South America. So she was on a
Speaker 1: committee which paid all of her expenses on your behalf.
Speaker 1: And suddenly she finds herself in Ghana and Africa and
Speaker 1: South Africa and Paraguay, Uruguay. She spent time in Iran, Iraq.
Speaker 1: She traveled the world getting more information so she could
Speaker 1: cast and form ballots in the Congress. So when she
Speaker 1: ran for mayor, even the LA media far left wingers
Speaker 1: asked her, are you going to stay home? New York
Speaker 1: Times did a story on this. I shared with you
Speaker 1: yesterday that she said, I'm not going to travel abroad
Speaker 1: at all. I'm not going to go out whatsoever. I'm
Speaker 1: going to stay home. I may go to Sacramento. Well,
Speaker 1: since that time, she's traveled numerous times on the taxpayer
Speaker 1: dime all over the world again, including most recently the Gana.
Speaker 1: So is this thing fired up? About ten days ago
Speaker 1: she issued an emergency declaration. The Santa and Nanna winds
Speaker 1: are coming and we have a very dry environment. You know,
Speaker 1: LA is built in a desert and fields of grass.
Speaker 1: That's where it's located. You heard Steve Malloy about a
Speaker 1: half an hour ago. Go back to one hundred and
Speaker 1: what one hundred and fifty years ago, to eighteen seventies,
Speaker 1: when newspapers in Los Angeles, a few that existed at
Speaker 1: the time, made remarks that once again it is brutally
Speaker 1: hot warm. It's brutally warm, and guess what. The winds
Speaker 1: are going to whip up the fire systems and we're
Speaker 1: going to have terrible problems. Get ready. Those are the
Speaker 1: days of gun smoke and Kitty and Matt Dillon. So
Speaker 1: this has been going on there since millennia, for a
Speaker 1: thousand years. You tend not to be old homes in
Speaker 1: a desert or in a grassland because of fires and
Speaker 1: things of that character, but they ignored that completely. And
Speaker 1: as to what not to do, a clinic on what
Speaker 1: not to do. You issue a declaration of an emergency,
Speaker 1: then you go on a plane and fly eighteen hours
Speaker 1: to Ghana, Ghana, somewhere in Africa, to celebrate the inauguration
Speaker 1: of a new female president in Ghana, and all she went.
Speaker 1: And then when all hell broke loose, she is sheepestly
Speaker 1: came back to the United States, took another eighteen to
Speaker 1: twenty hours to get back here, and then she took control,
Speaker 1: refusing to answer questions. It is a clinic as to
Speaker 1: what not to do. And in a larger sense, one
Speaker 1: of the California gargoyles is Gavin Newsom. This is unbelievable
Speaker 1: with this guy's pulled off and instead of planning for
Speaker 1: these events, which will happen every year in southern California,
Speaker 1: he did just the opposite. He made the fire situation worse,
Speaker 1: not better. Audiology dominated public policy instead of functionality. One
Speaker 1: of the things he could have done and should have done,
Speaker 1: was make sure that there's enough water to put out
Speaker 1: a fire. I cannot imagine firefighters showing up with all
Speaker 1: their equipment and hook up to fire hydrants, and there's
Speaker 1: no water because most of the reservoirs have been drained
Speaker 1: or not filled up properly. The most important one, which
Speaker 1: carries one hundred and twenty five million gallons to help
Speaker 1: rent with specifically, has been dry for about seventeen months
Speaker 1: and still not fixed. There are trillions and trillions of
Speaker 1: gallons of fresh water flowing into the Pacific Ocean every
Speaker 1: year because of a lack of retention system in California.
Speaker 1: The northern half of California gets a whole, much a
Speaker 1: lot more rain than the southern half of California. The
Speaker 1: ability to control that and to use it for mankind
Speaker 1: is available. Plus, it would keep the oceans from rising.
Speaker 1: One of the articles of faith among the left wing
Speaker 1: liberal radicals is that the oceans are rising. The oceans
Speaker 1: are rising. How about using the water in California so
Speaker 1: the oceans don't rise and engulfing large parts of California
Speaker 1: which will not come back for the next ten years,
Speaker 1: if they come back at all. It is unbelievable. Number One,
Speaker 1: it's irrigation and water storage that's the biggest problem. As
Speaker 1: you may know, about two years ago, I spent quite
Speaker 1: a bit of time in Israel. Israel is in a desert.
Speaker 1: It's awfully hot, and so when the Jews proliferated there
Speaker 1: and got their own state in nineteen forty eight, they
Speaker 1: develop a system of water retention, which is the envy
Speaker 1: of the world. There's about ten million persons living in Israel.
Speaker 1: There's about three million Muslim Arabs and about seven million
Speaker 1: Jews living in Israel. They never lack for water, despite
Speaker 1: the fact that they have little or no rainfall. That's
Speaker 1: about the same number of people that live in Los
Speaker 1: Angeles County. Could La County do as well as the
Speaker 1: Jews have done in Israel. Absolutely not. In fact, they
Speaker 1: work hard to make sure that there's not irrigation and
Speaker 1: not storage of water because it takes away from Mother
Speaker 1: Nature the ability of shmeltfish to spawn or the salmon
Speaker 1: to spawn, to return California back to his native roots
Speaker 1: in the eighteenth century. It's like de industrialization. It's not
Speaker 1: the use. You can't drove for oil or gas anywhere
Speaker 1: in California anymore. Job creation is generally at Wendy's in
Speaker 1: and out Burgers. It's a terrible place to be and
Speaker 1: the taxes are ridiculously high and continue to rise. So
Speaker 1: instead of having proper irrigation and proper water storage and
Speaker 1: proper fire prevention and forest management, the Democrats the Liberals,
Speaker 1: putting on a clinic on what not to do, did
Speaker 1: just the opposite. They did not preposition equipment. They did
Speaker 1: not have available the proper aircraft to dump fire retardant
Speaker 1: and also water when the fire was going to begin,
Speaker 1: and backing that up was less than a viable insurance industry.
Speaker 1: I know what the rates are in Florida for a
Speaker 1: condominium down there. They've doubled in the past five or
Speaker 1: six years. But Florida has a backstop, and Florida knows
Speaker 1: how to handle hurricanes and other catastrophes. It happens all
Speaker 1: the time in Florida. And guess what, whoever they go
Speaker 1: governor as Governor Scott or Disantus, they know what to
Speaker 1: do in Florida when this A hurricane may have a problem,
Speaker 1: but it's not caused by a lack of planning or
Speaker 1: prepositioning assets in place to handle those difficulties. So what's
Speaker 1: happening in California? I pray to God doesn't come to
Speaker 1: America anytime soon. And instead of accepting responsibilities for what
Speaker 1: they haven't done. The first thing they want to do
Speaker 1: is blame you, claiming you cause man made global warming
Speaker 1: causing climate change. Are you kidding me? The statistics in
Speaker 1: the facts are different, but the mainstream media will not
Speaker 1: report on the fact that hurricanes in the nineteen fifties
Speaker 1: and sixties were larger, more prevalent, and more frequent than
Speaker 1: they are today. There's been no rise in temperature for
Speaker 1: the past fifty years in the United States of America
Speaker 1: or elsewhere, no rise whatsoever. What happened is large numbers
Speaker 1: of people built near the ocean. In Florida, you want
Speaker 1: to get as close to the ocean as possible, and
Speaker 1: same thing in California, anticipating that somehow the government of
Speaker 1: Florida and North California would look after you when you
Speaker 1: have when things have to be done, you can't do
Speaker 1: by yourself. Florida has twice as many people now as
Speaker 1: the UH as the state state of New York, and
Speaker 1: it has half the budget to handle those particular circumstances.
Speaker 1: And there's no state income tax, there's no capital gains tax,
Speaker 1: there's no sales tax, none of that in the state.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. There is a sales tax, no probate tax
Speaker 1: in the state of Florida. It's funded accurately, and it's
Speaker 1: funded correctly, so some of the elements, and we saw
Speaker 1: it today. I talked to Brian Combs this morning. City
Speaker 1: council was seriously considering to having EV trucks in EV snowhouse.
Speaker 1: And thank god Anna i'l bey, who is the newest
Speaker 1: member of council. She finished ninth and sadly beat. Liz
Speaker 1: Keating had a lucid moment when she said, now, wait
Speaker 1: a minute. I live in Madisonville and to get downtown
Speaker 1: that would be about a five mile trip on yesterday
Speaker 1: from Madisonville eight to one Plum Street. And I have
Speaker 1: an EV that was one hundred percent charged overnight. You
Speaker 1: can charge them overnight. She gets down there, puts in
Speaker 1: her work in city Council. I guess seven or eight
Speaker 1: hours later she leaves, and I went from one hundred
Speaker 1: percent of electrical storage and her batteries the thirty percent
Speaker 1: because of the weather and the coldness. And guess what,
Speaker 1: she hadn't taken the car away from the city hall.
Speaker 1: How does that work? When I put on Dale Donovan,
Speaker 1: he talks about the expenses of an ev and you know,
Speaker 1: if you drive one, it's a niche car that you use,
Speaker 1: perhaps as your second car to travel around the city
Speaker 1: in good weather, not bad. If it's real hot or
Speaker 1: real cold, EV's don't work very well at all. In
Speaker 1: addition to that, there's a fire factor. By that, I
Speaker 1: mean you've seen it that, whether it's a scooter or
Speaker 1: a car. The recommendation is, don't put it in your garage.
Speaker 1: If it's enclosed, do not take your vehicle and put
Speaker 1: it in the garage. And while the time these things
Speaker 1: are perfected in the next five to ten to fifteen years,
Speaker 1: there will be some other source of energy available, maybe hydrogen,
Speaker 1: maybe something else. The best thing we should have done
Speaker 1: and could have done, was go to hybrid vehicles, highbred vehicles.
Speaker 1: I have a highbred vehicle in which the electricity is
Speaker 1: produced by putting pumping the brakes in by the tires
Speaker 1: that are turning, and it fills up the batteries with
Speaker 1: the charge and you get double the amount of gas
Speaker 1: mileage you get because it's a hybrid. But see that's
Speaker 1: not enough money. Government will fund issues that produce lots
Speaker 1: of employees and lots of money funded by government and
Speaker 1: an industry builds up around it. There's a multi trillion
Speaker 1: dollar Green New Deal industry built up around the world,
Speaker 1: a multi trillion dollar industry in which people are invested
Speaker 1: in transferring from oil and gas to battery power technologies
Speaker 1: because they're in the business of keeping themselves in business.
Speaker 1: So if you're part of the ev shall we say industry,
Speaker 1: the first thing you want to do is make sure
Speaker 1: you have more mandates government to have electric vehicles. Thing
Speaker 1: with a DEI or shall say DEE Diversity, Equity and inclusion.
Speaker 1: In America, it is estimated at a minimum cost that
Speaker 1: dei's expenses per year in this country are about eight
Speaker 1: to ten billion dollars a year and hiring numerous individuals
Speaker 1: whose goal it is in companies or government to have
Speaker 1: DEI principles implemented upon you, the American people. So if
Speaker 1: you're in a business or industry that is an eight
Speaker 1: billion dollar expense, the last thing you want to do
Speaker 1: is take away DEI or d DIE and come up
Speaker 1: with some other means or method to spread equally the
Speaker 1: employment sector based upon race and sexual orientation. You're going
Speaker 1: to fight like a warrior pode to keep your job.
Speaker 1: One of the most ridiculous things I saw was the
Speaker 1: woman she appeared to be about thirty five to forty
Speaker 1: years old, from Stanford Women's Studies Department, who's now the
Speaker 1: person in charge of water retention in southern California. She
Speaker 1: makes about seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars per year.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine her pench what that must look
Speaker 1: like per year. And she gave numerous speeches when she
Speaker 1: was employed as such about three years ago. Who said,
Speaker 1: you know, her number one job ought to be the
Speaker 1: retention of water, building reservoirs, making sure the lakes are
Speaker 1: filled up to make it easier for these planes to
Speaker 1: swoop low and pick them up, et cetera. That's what
Speaker 1: she ought to be concerned with, is water retention. But no,
Speaker 1: she said, my number one job is to implement Dei
Speaker 1: principles throughout the water system and the state of California.
Speaker 1: Now what does that mean? When I was stuck on
Speaker 1: a roof many years ago, I couldn't cared less what
Speaker 1: the gender, race, or color was the person who gave
Speaker 1: me and saved me from my roof. I wanted a
Speaker 1: person irrespective of color or sex to come to my
Speaker 1: roof and get me off the roof. That's what I wanted.
Speaker 1: I don't care about a person coming to my roof
Speaker 1: that looks like me. They could look like King Kong.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't have bothered me one bit. I need services.
Speaker 1: And so she said that my number one job as
Speaker 1: the water director in southern California is to implement DEI principles.
Speaker 1: So mainly women, but also men come out of these
Speaker 1: extra liberal left wing organizations called colleges and universities, and
Speaker 1: the first thing they want to do is implement the
Speaker 1: theories and policies taught to them. You know what, It's
Speaker 1: like garbage in, garbage out. So the garbage went into
Speaker 1: her mind and garbage came out. Same thing with Vin Newsom,
Speaker 1: same thing with Karen Bass. Garbage in, garbage out. And ultimately,
Speaker 1: I've heard many say and talk radio, maybe you've thought
Speaker 1: the same thing. What's their problem? Let them solve it.
Speaker 1: I'm going to have on tomorrow or the next a
Speaker 1: US Senator and a Congressman that are going to have
Speaker 1: strings attached to money to bail out California. Again, they
Speaker 1: must agree to do certain things to get the money. Now,
Speaker 1: some would say that's cruel and crass. That's wrong. You
Speaker 1: shouldn't do that. But you have to have water retention systems.
Speaker 1: You have to have a fully functional fire department, which
Speaker 1: they don't have in Los Angeles or in the state
Speaker 1: of California. Newsom but state spending for the fire departments
Speaker 1: by one hundred million dollars over four years, and Karen
Speaker 1: Bass cut it by seventeen million dollars in one year.
Speaker 1: You need it in that climate. You need a professional
Speaker 1: firefighting force that are well paid, functional and ready to
Speaker 1: go to moment's notice. If some other firework goes off
Speaker 1: in a dry area of California, or an a Llego
Speaker 1: alien from Mexico walks around with a blow torch setting
Speaker 1: things on fire, that quickly that person is apprehendive. But secondly,
Speaker 1: the planes, the trucks are ready to go. There's a
Speaker 1: professional firefighting force, not haphazardly letting prisoners become firefighters. That's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: But California did none of that because it didn't fit
Speaker 1: their idea. To decolonize, shall we say de industrialize, Send
Speaker 1: California back to the eighteenth century the way it was
Speaker 1: in the good old days. In a Los Angeles county
Speaker 1: has about The same number of people in Los Angeles
Speaker 1: County is live in the state of Ohio, which is
Speaker 1: about ten or eleven million, and the good citizens there
Speaker 1: pay high taxes, confiscatory taxes in order to have a
Speaker 1: functioning city government. The first prior priority of government are
Speaker 1: the highways, the bridges, the police, and the fire and schools,
Speaker 1: none of which are successful in California, and none of
Speaker 1: which you're successful, by the way, in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: If we had a real crisis here, do you have
Speaker 1: the good thoughts that Mayor f tab Pureval and city
Speaker 1: managers share along in the City of Cincinnati could handle
Speaker 1: any real crisis, of course not. They're from the same group,
Speaker 1: the same Mayor Fry in Minneapolis that stood down and
Speaker 1: watched rioters and looters tear down a thousand private businesses
Speaker 1: and set on fire a police station in Minneapolis during
Speaker 1: the George Floyd Riots. The Democratic Party and Liberals have
Speaker 1: destroyed magnificent American cities, and I'm watching in La more
Speaker 1: of the same. Let's continue with more coming up later
Speaker 1: will be Wayne L. Root and also Grover Norquist, Americans
Speaker 1: for tax Reforming more and things are a bit cold
Speaker 1: tonight and tomorrow. But guess what this weekend schedule on Saturday,
Speaker 1: maybe to get up to forty degrees, maybe with a
Speaker 1: little bit of rain, which we need badly. The street
Speaker 1: chow we sage still are in terrible condition, and the
Speaker 1: sidewalks cannot be walked on. By the way, the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati has a law that you must clear your
Speaker 1: sidewalk on your property, which means if the sidewalk is
Speaker 1: not clear in front of your house or business, you
Speaker 1: can get a citation and pay a fine of up
Speaker 1: to one hundred dollars. Put that in your pipe and
Speaker 1: smoke it. If we're prepared for these things, things go smoothly.
Speaker 1: If you're a liberal Democrat not caring about the functioning government,
Speaker 1: caring more about DEI and climate extremism and homelessness and
Speaker 1: drug use and getting rid of employees who won't take
Speaker 1: the vaccines, and you care about open borders and the Ukraine,
Speaker 1: you care about making it a sanctuary city and a
Speaker 1: sanctuary state. What you get is the results of what's
Speaker 1: occurring this afternoon in Los Angeles. We do not want
Speaker 1: it here, but I fear we have it at least
Speaker 1: in the city. Let's continue with more twelve fifty six.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, The Great American Live at Truma, the Reds
Speaker 1: and so much more. News Radio seven hundred WLW by
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, The Great America and the Great win out
Speaker 1: of the Route. Spent many years living in California. Wrote
Speaker 1: a column about this. He left Malibu, California about twenty
Speaker 1: three years ago as a big story up at a
Speaker 1: route for america dot Com. Wildfire alone didn't destroy La.
Speaker 1: How the dumb radical left six favorite obsessions made the
Speaker 1: fire unstoppable and joan you and I now is the
Speaker 1: great way line route and first of all win. I
Speaker 1: note that two or three days ago even the New
Speaker 1: York Times wrote a story about her, Karen Bass, and
Speaker 1: the headline is before taking office, LA's mayor said she
Speaker 1: would not go abroad, and the reason was when she
Speaker 1: was in Congress. That's all she did was go abroad
Speaker 1: on the nation's a dime, especially to Cuba and to Africa.
Speaker 1: But no tll us. What destroyed, what has destroyed La
Speaker 1: continues to be so went on route? What are your thoughts?
Speaker 3: Well, look at it's you know, the chickens are coming
Speaker 3: home to roost. I've said for years now, it's not
Speaker 3: la it's the whole country under Joe Biden, or I
Speaker 3: should say puppet Joe Biden, probably really under Barack Obama,
Speaker 3: who I think has been the clear leader of the
Speaker 3: country who gives the orders. But I've said for years
Speaker 3: it's two things. Number One, we're spending all of our
Speaker 3: money on illegal aliens, and it will come home to
Speaker 3: roost because there's no money left for anything or anyone else.
Speaker 3: No money left for seniors, nobody left for veterans, nobody
Speaker 3: left for cops or firemen, no money left for the military.
Speaker 3: Every dime is going it seems to illegal aliens. It's insanity.
Speaker 3: And number two, I said, the whole country has been
Speaker 3: destroyed by DEI you know, not gonna have anything against you.
Speaker 3: If you're black, if you're Latino, if you're brown, if
Speaker 3: you're gay, if you're lesbian, of your if you're transgender, great.
Speaker 3: But if you are that, and you have a great
Speaker 3: resume and great experience and great talent, then you should
Speaker 3: get the job. But if you don't have that, you
Speaker 3: can't give someone a job or give them a promotion
Speaker 3: to run a major agency just because they're black, or transgender,
Speaker 3: or Latino or lesbian, and the whole country has been
Speaker 3: ruined by this insanity, not just giving jobs, but giving
Speaker 3: you know, college entrance because of the color of your
Speaker 3: skin or the fact that you're gay. Well, that's the
Speaker 3: whole LA.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 3: The other day one of my buddies was watching the
Speaker 3: press conference in LA and he said, Wayne, they're like
Speaker 3: twelve people on the stage and eleven of them are gay,
Speaker 3: mostly lesbian. He said, this is insanity. This is all
Speaker 3: you've got to run Los Angeles and not one of
Speaker 3: them knows how to put a fire out. You know,
Speaker 3: it's insanity. So you know it's LA, but it's the
Speaker 3: whole country. And so I tell the story that I
Speaker 3: spent a lot of my time in the summers. I
Speaker 3: think you know this bill in Park City, Utah. I
Speaker 3: love Parks City of Utah in the summer's and about
Speaker 3: two I think it was two summers ago. It could
Speaker 3: have been three, but it was recently. And I was
Speaker 3: sitting there having something to eat at a restaurant, and
Speaker 3: suddenly the word got out that a massive fire was
Speaker 3: in the forest. You know, you know, it's surrounded on
Speaker 3: all four sides by trees as far as you could see.
Speaker 3: You know, the forests on the on the forests and
Speaker 3: woods on the mountains, and everybody was scared. They all
Speaker 3: went running home. The place emptied out because everyone was
Speaker 3: told get home, pack your suitcase, get all your biggest belongings,
Speaker 3: your most important papers, and you know, protect your pets.
Speaker 3: This is the big one. It could burn the whole
Speaker 3: town down. We've been dreading this for decades. When's the
Speaker 3: big one gonna come? It was that bad of a fire. Well,
Speaker 3: the moral to the story is about three or four
Speaker 3: hours later, it was like, all clear, we put it out.
Speaker 3: We hit it with the helicopters with water drops and
Speaker 3: planes with water drops, and the fire was out. And
Speaker 3: that one house in Park City burned. They caught it
Speaker 3: before it got to the city. And I said it.
Speaker 3: I went on the radio and TV about three or
Speaker 3: four days later. I got back to my vacation and
Speaker 3: I said, when I just witnessed, could never happen in California,
Speaker 3: because they've spent all their money on illegals, and they
Speaker 3: have no money left for firemen. They have no money
Speaker 3: left for fire training, for wildfire preparedness. That DEI they've
Speaker 3: got the wrong people in charge. And of course let's
Speaker 3: add in the other big one in California, environmental extremism.
Speaker 3: They don't clear the brush, and they don't do what
Speaker 3: needs to be done, like build new reservoirs. Not one
Speaker 3: new one since nineteen seventy nine. No, many people have
Speaker 3: moved into California since nineteen seventy nine without any new
Speaker 3: extra water. And every year they have massive rainstorms and flooding,
Speaker 3: and yet there's no water because they let it all
Speaker 3: run into the ocean. And this time there was an
Speaker 3: empty reservoir in Pacific Palisades and the story was it
Speaker 3: was empty for like two weeks and it was just
Speaker 3: bad luck. Well, last night I'm having dinner bill in
Speaker 3: Las Vegas with two friends of mine who lived part
Speaker 3: time in Vegas, part time in Pack Palisades, and they
Speaker 3: told me that their daughter went hiking a year ago
Speaker 3: at the top of this hill where you could see
Speaker 3: into that reservoir, and they said, one year ago it
Speaker 3: was empty. And today the article just came out. It
Speaker 3: hasn't been empty for two weeks. It's been empty for
Speaker 3: a year. There's been no water in the main reservoir
Speaker 3: to put the fires out for a year. So you know,
Speaker 3: in the hydrants, the water pressure is no good because
Speaker 3: if you spend all your money in illegals, then you're
Speaker 3: not spending money to fix and upgrade your infrastructure. The
Speaker 3: pipes need to be fixed, the hydrants need to be fixed,
Speaker 3: reservoirs need to be built. This is insanity. And now
Speaker 3: you see the result of putting the wrong people in charge,
Speaker 3: having the wrong ideas about environmental extremism, and most importantly,
Speaker 3: I guess spending all your money on illegals, and you
Speaker 3: could even throw in a little something else. I saw
Speaker 3: today that almost all the highest paid public servants in
Speaker 3: Los Angeles our fire captains, making seven hundred thousand years.
Speaker 3: What if you instead of paying them seven hundred grand
Speaker 3: a year, what if instead you hired more firemen at
Speaker 3: fifty thousand year and you got twenty extra firemen, So
Speaker 3: freget They also fired hundreds of firemen in California in
Speaker 3: LA for not taking the COVID vaccine. Now, how many
Speaker 3: houses could you have saved with an extra three four
Speaker 3: hundred firemen that you fired because ooh, they got cooties
Speaker 3: they didn't take the COVID vaccine. These people are crazy,
Speaker 3: they're mentally ill, and they've just destroyed a wonderful city.
Speaker 3: I mean, I loved LA When I got there, I
Speaker 3: thought it was the greatest place to live, you know.
Speaker 3: In nineteen eighty nine, when I got there, I just
Speaker 3: thought I found in heaven. And then I raced away
Speaker 3: from it because I thought the liberal crazies have ruined it.
Speaker 3: And that was twenty three years ago. It's only gotten worse.
Speaker 1: Hen away La rude. I had last week on some executives,
Speaker 1: some of those in the know from New Orleans, and
Speaker 1: they have a similar mayor named LaToya Cantrell who's completely incompetent.
Speaker 1: The chief of police there looks like she's an actress
Speaker 1: from Beverly Hillbillies. And over the years we've dealt with
Speaker 1: the idiocy of j Can Fry, the mayor of Minneapolis.
Speaker 1: He was the guy that rolled over and played dead
Speaker 1: and let them burn down police precincts in Minneapolis. He's
Speaker 1: a white guy. Karen Bass of course. Mike Johnston of Denver,
Speaker 1: the mayor there. He's a left ing radical extremist. He
Speaker 1: also is handing out money hanover fist to homeless and
Speaker 1: et cetera. Mayor Brandon Johnson in Chicago is a complete joke.
Speaker 1: And Kamala Harris herself is a perfect example of d
Speaker 1: I now. Richard Grenell worked for years for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: He was an ambassador acting director of d and I
Speaker 1: no problem, brilliant Justice Judge Janis Rogers, brilliant Congoleeza Rice
Speaker 1: Brouh is not about race. What's about his cor that's king.
Speaker 4: I don't care if you're great, but if you're black and.
Speaker 3: Dumb or white and dumb, I don't want you running
Speaker 3: my city or my fire department. If you're lesbian and dumb,
Speaker 3: I don't want you running my fire department. And it
Speaker 3: turns out the lesbian fire chief first one in the
Speaker 3: history of LA who hired a lesbian black Number two
Speaker 3: spa chief whose entire goal of life is DEI literally said,
Speaker 3: we're getting rid of all the old white guys who
Speaker 3: are racist. And these people are not smart their entire life.
Speaker 3: They got jobs because they're black, because they're women. Nobody
Speaker 3: ever bothered to check their credentials. I'm sure there was
Speaker 3: someone who was black or white or yay or straight
Speaker 3: who had better credentials, but they hired them because the
Speaker 3: color of their skin, their race, their their creed, you know,
Speaker 3: their sexual orientation. It's insanity. And I'll tell you one
Speaker 3: more thing. I didn't mention that that, of course this
Speaker 3: Mayor Karen Bass cut seventeen million for the fire department budget,
Speaker 3: and then a week before this ever happened, she also
Speaker 3: asked for another forty plus million dollar cut. I think
Speaker 3: it was forty nine million she wanted to cut just
Speaker 3: a week before this happened. If you give all your
Speaker 3: money away to illegals, this is what happens. You have
Speaker 3: no money left for what you need to do, which
Speaker 3: is train. You know, because I was in LA so
Speaker 3: many years, I know what happens in California in general,
Speaker 3: at LA and specific Bill. There's three things that plague
Speaker 3: LA since the beginning of time. Wildfires and then immediately
Speaker 3: after the wildfire, terrible mud slides, and then earthquakes. And
Speaker 3: you've got to prepare for them. And no one has
Speaker 3: spent a dime on any of that because they're too
Speaker 3: busy coddling illegals and giving illegals everything they want, from
Speaker 3: free college to public school, free to welfare, to free healthcare.
Speaker 3: It's a free housing allowance. It's insanity.
Speaker 1: Well, you add homelessness, drug use in public massive smash
Speaker 1: and grab robberies. The LA public school system is a
Speaker 1: complete meltdown. I read a report from LA Times at
Speaker 1: seventy five percent of the black boys and the LA
Speaker 1: school system are chronically absent from schools. They fund the police.
Speaker 1: There are two thousand cops short. They're seven hundred firefighters short.
Speaker 1: They have transgender houses erected for those who are homeless.
Speaker 1: They have dei upwards and downwards. So one of the
Speaker 1: assistant chiefs said, why don't you hire some more men
Speaker 1: who can carry people out of buildings, possibly one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty pounds down a ladder. And she said, well,
Speaker 1: that person shouldn't have put themselves there in the first place.
Speaker 1: We don't do that, right, And that's that statement.
Speaker 3: I saw that. Yeah, that statement should put her fired
Speaker 3: a be banned from ever holding any sort of role
Speaker 3: in any fire department in the United States ever. Again,
Speaker 3: she said, you're in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Speaker 3: If you need rescuing by a female, firefighters can't carry
Speaker 3: you out. I mean, that's so disgusting and disgraceful, it's
Speaker 3: beyond belief. Don't forget another couple issues. My buddies live
Speaker 3: in LA lots of them still, someone go back and
Speaker 3: forth to Vegas and they're making the transition and they're
Speaker 3: hoping to get out of LA full time. But in
Speaker 3: the meantime they've got a house in both places. And
Speaker 3: they tell me that if you watch city council meetings
Speaker 3: in La bill eighty percent of the time of the
Speaker 3: city council spent on only two issues, illegals and homeless.
Speaker 3: This and the homeless.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's all they think about twenty four hours a day
Speaker 3: when they should be thinking about real productive citizens, taxpayers.
Speaker 3: And how do you prepare for the next firestorm, the
Speaker 3: next mud slide, and the next earthquake? And by the way,
Speaker 3: it's coming, you know, is I guarantee you by April
Speaker 3: there will be massive rains in LA and there will
Speaker 3: be massive mud slides in all the areas that just
Speaker 3: suffered this horrendous you know firestorm. These are all predictable things.
Speaker 3: They happen every year. And how about throw in one
Speaker 3: more Democrats coddle terrorists and terrorism. How do you know
Speaker 3: these fires are natural? How do you know they're not
Speaker 3: started by terrorists? This could be a way to destroy
Speaker 3: our country. I don't know about the first one. The
Speaker 3: very first spark of the first fire impact Palisades. I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 4: It may have been a down line.
Speaker 3: But since then there have been fires all over the city,
Speaker 3: and they've caught people with blow torches in their hands.
Speaker 3: They've caught illegal alien gangs robbing homes, including Kamala Harris's
Speaker 3: mansion and would and so a lot of this may
Speaker 3: be intentional arson to create havoc and crisis and maybe
Speaker 3: distract them while they rob people's houses. Or maybe it's
Speaker 3: Islamic extremists looking destrare country, or Chinese military age males
Speaker 3: which we've let in by the one hundreds of thousands
Speaker 3: through the open border, who may be under order some
Speaker 3: China to create crisis throughout our country, so we don't
Speaker 3: pay attention to China attacking Taiwan, which I believe is
Speaker 3: going to happen very soon. Well.
Speaker 1: In addition to that, the Sacramento General Assembly Sacramento was
Speaker 1: convened the last few days talking about how to combat
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. And already I see as senators are saying
Speaker 1: it's Donald Trump's fault. What's happening Despite the fact that
Speaker 1: California is blue as blue can be, They're gonna blame
Speaker 1: Donald Trump on anything. But a reporter pushed back and said,
Speaker 1: is that the right time to deal with Donald Trump?
Speaker 1: When the city of La, the city of Angels is
Speaker 1: on fire and the Speaker of the House in Sacramento
Speaker 1: couldn't answer the question because he was stimied by an
Speaker 1: objective reporter that I asked a question, and I thought, what,
Speaker 1: Wayne Allen, is their hope because I've read some say
Speaker 1: what we need to take over? Who's weed taken over California?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Is federal control?
Speaker 3: Why? Why? Here's another issue, Here's another issue that everyone
Speaker 3: has to think about. So let's just assume this is
Speaker 3: all by mistake. Let's assume this was not purposeful. It's
Speaker 3: not the intentional destruction of the United States. Let's assume
Speaker 3: it's not another MAUI. Let's assume it's not another western
Speaker 3: North Carolina mountains where they just let everybody die, they
Speaker 3: let everybody freeze the death intents in the middle of
Speaker 3: the winter. Seema doesn't help. If you've got a Trump
Speaker 3: flag in front of your house, they won't help you.
Speaker 3: Let's assume none of this is intentional, and a fire
Speaker 3: is natural made, not man made. Well, wait till the
Speaker 3: La homeowners find out that Number one, it takes five
Speaker 3: to ten years to get approval from the Coastal Commission
Speaker 3: to rebuild your home. So a lot of people who
Speaker 3: are in pact palaceades are sixty and over, seventy and over,
Speaker 3: they're gonna be dead before they ever get back at
Speaker 3: a home in their community. Number Two, you may never
Speaker 3: get approval from the crazy environmentalists of the California Coastal Commission.
Speaker 3: Number Three, if your home was worth three million dollars,
Speaker 3: which the average home at pack dollar SiGe was based
Speaker 3: on the insane strict requirements of the California Coastal Commission,
Speaker 3: to rebuild that three million dollar house is going to
Speaker 3: cost you maybe five or six or seven million dollars.
Speaker 3: No one's gonna have the money to rebuild unless you're
Speaker 3: super rich. And where will you find a contractor to
Speaker 3: rebuild these thousands of homes instead of burnt out? So
Speaker 3: who's gonna get the contractor whoever offers the most ridiculous money,
Speaker 3: which means again the rich are good and the poor.
Speaker 3: Forget the poor, but the middle class and upper middle
Speaker 3: class are screwed over and the world is running just
Speaker 3: for the super rich.
Speaker 2: In La.
Speaker 3: Where will you find fire insurance? Ever, again, they couldn't
Speaker 3: even get it before the fire. Wait till after the fire,
Speaker 3: there will be none available unless you want to spend
Speaker 3: two hundred and fifty thousand year to your house, which
Speaker 3: means only the rich will be able to afford to
Speaker 3: live there. And last for not least, how about your
Speaker 3: property taxes. Let's just say under proper listen. Prop thirteen
Speaker 3: in California holds your taxes the same as long as
Speaker 3: you live in the house. So if you lived in
Speaker 3: the house forty years, it might only be one thousand
Speaker 3: dollars a year. But the minute you rebuild the house
Speaker 3: or sell it. But if you rebuild it, it resets
Speaker 3: as if you have a new house. So now your
Speaker 3: taxes go from one thousand year to fifty thousand a year.
Speaker 3: So everybody who isn't super itch and everybody who is
Speaker 3: over the age of sixty is going to find out
Speaker 3: they are locked out of the market. They will never
Speaker 3: be able to have that house again, they will never
Speaker 3: live in that neighbood again, and they're gonna have to
Speaker 3: go find a smaller house in a smaller daghybood or
Speaker 3: leave the state of California. Everybody's life has changed dramatically.
Speaker 1: Including the tax base. I can't imagine. Of course they'll
Speaker 1: come up. They'll just run more budget deficits. Right now
Speaker 1: in Sacramento, it's about fifty billion dollars a year as
Speaker 1: far as the eye can see, with bunche of deficits,
Speaker 1: borrowing in the future to pay off president bills, but
Speaker 1: wipe out large parts of Los Angeles, which is one
Speaker 1: of the functional parts paying taxes. In that case, Sacramento
Speaker 1: won't have the money. And it's all about it's all
Speaker 1: about DEEI. It's by getting someone in the right race,
Speaker 1: the right gender, the right sexual orientation to do a
Speaker 1: job and set up by merit, by hiring the best
Speaker 1: person available. They don't do that, And why take over
Speaker 1: a state completely dysfunctional, is completely destroyed if the residents,
Speaker 1: the citizens, the voters themselves won't fundamentally change back to
Speaker 1: the days of Ronald Reagan that had a functional California Republic.
Speaker 1: At this point, let's face it, Wayne, California's done done.
Speaker 1: Chicago done. I look at all the major cities done.
Speaker 1: New York, New York is done, you know, done?
Speaker 3: Well, they're also look anyone who's got a Democrat running
Speaker 3: a show? Done, Democrats in the town council. You're done.
Speaker 3: It's over. Thank god we have Trump running the country.
Speaker 3: But you can't change the future of an La or
Speaker 3: a San Francisco, or New York or Chicago. Those cities
Speaker 3: are not going to be for any normal work people
Speaker 3: ever again. And by the way, if you're a taxpayer
Speaker 3: and you pay into the system, you've got to be
Speaker 3: crazy to stay in a high tax state like California.
Speaker 3: You know, I moved from California, where the highest tax
Speaker 3: right now is fourteen point four percent. But if you
Speaker 3: make even eighty thousand a year, like most firemen do,
Speaker 3: as an example, you're gonna you're paying nine point I
Speaker 3: think it's nine point three percent state income tax. You
Speaker 3: moved to Las Vegas, your income tax is zero zero
Speaker 3: With anyone stay in California, it doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 3: Ever again, they're in big trouble. This is gonna have
Speaker 3: to keep raising taxes, and the rich and anyone who
Speaker 3: can is gonna leave. And all that's gonna be left
Speaker 3: the visious cycle is people at welfare and illegal aliens.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be The whole state went on the route.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Root for America dot Com. Your
Speaker 1: stories are great and all I can say is thanks
Speaker 1: again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Imagine where
Speaker 1: we would be if Kamala Harris was taking the oath
Speaker 1: of office in about a week. That's a different story.
Speaker 1: I got to run waying up against the clock.
Speaker 4: You got it.
Speaker 3: Have a great day, Happy new Year. I have chance
Speaker 3: to say that Happy New Year. God bless I'll be
Speaker 3: at the inauguration to the president.
Speaker 4: We're gonna be okay.
Speaker 3: We don't live in l A.
Speaker 4: We're gonna be okay.
Speaker 1: Be good for America dot Com.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I let's continue with more. Things look a bit dark.
Speaker 1: Why take over a city or a state federally when
Speaker 1: the residents and the voters have ruined it and won't change.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham seven hundred W l W. I'm reclaiming my
Speaker 1: time in general, and my time is limited. I have
Speaker 1: the time, so my time. I'm answering your question.
Speaker 5: Let me answer you claiming my time, reclaiming my time, sir,
Speaker 5: reclaiming my time, and I know you don't want to answer.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying I reclaim my time, claiming my time,
Speaker 1: claims in general, claiming my time.
Speaker 6: Reclaiming my time, reclaiming my time, mister Journey, claiming my time,
Speaker 6: reclaiming my time, mister Barr, Okay, my time.
Speaker 1: Excuse me the time. I'm starting to lose my temper.
Speaker 1: Excuse me my time, and I control it. My time
Speaker 1: circus another one claiming my time. Okay, reclaiming my time,
Speaker 1: my time, sir.
Speaker 7: Oh, hello, biot, and I'm spokes I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Segment. We dipped into the Pete Hegseth nomination committee hearings.
Speaker 1: You heard some of what's going on there. Now I'm
Speaker 1: reclaiming I have. I'm reclaiming my time. I'm reclaiming my time.
Speaker 7: What time is it. It's hop time.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you that's what it is.
Speaker 7: That guy head six hop time right now.
Speaker 1: I reclined my time. I got to reclaim my time. Okay,
Speaker 1: you can go time. Yeah, I'm recovering now. I have
Speaker 1: a big list up here from the inquiry. But the
Speaker 1: greatest plays in Ohio state football history. You have choices
Speaker 1: between an eighty three yard scoop and score by Jack Sawyer. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Maurice Claire, it's stripping the ball from Sean Taylor in
Speaker 1: the Fiesta Bowl or hop Along Cassidy's eighty eight yard
Speaker 1: picked six against number two Wisconsin in nineteen fifty four.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you who the winner is going to be.
Speaker 7: I'd say hop Along Cassidy as a matter of fact.
Speaker 1: Now I don't know. I'm gonna go with Jack Sawyer.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I think so too. What's the other Who was the
Speaker 7: other one?
Speaker 3: He did?
Speaker 1: Maurice Maurice Brett.
Speaker 7: Stripped the ball away from somebody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in the Fiesta Bowl in twenty oh three.
Speaker 7: So I don't Well, I'm I know a lot of
Speaker 7: buck guy stuff, Willie, but I don't remember that one.
Speaker 1: How about Evan Spencer twenty fourteen, or Joe Germain nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety seven, or Keith Byers nineteen eighty four. You might
Speaker 1: throw in Chris Crenzel twenty oh two, Ezekiel Elliott twenty fourteen,
Speaker 1: Braxton Miller twenty eleven. This is more than I want
Speaker 1: to know about Ohio State football?
Speaker 7: Well, Well, what about the great number forty five Archie
Speaker 7: Griffin with two two times back to back Heisman Trophy wins.
Speaker 7: Let me see my highlight right there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know if that's one play but he's
Speaker 1: not on the list. Pop Archie Griffin's not on the list.
Speaker 7: That's a that's a shame.
Speaker 1: It's an outrage. Say give me some sports, Willie.
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Speaker 7: I'll be right behind you. I'll drive you over there.
Speaker 7: The Bengals could have an interest in Wink Martindale. What
Speaker 7: is any death, not the not the talk show host,
Speaker 7: but he might be up for the vacant dead the
Speaker 7: defensive coordinator coordinator job. He's currently college football's highest paid
Speaker 7: coordinator at Michigan. He's making between two point five and
Speaker 7: two point seven million. He's under contract through twenty twenty six.
Speaker 7: But the Falcons, Colts, and Saints all the want also
Speaker 7: want to talk to him. He was with Baltimore I
Speaker 7: believe right for a years, so I'm not sure ya.
Speaker 7: And then the Chicago Bears are going to interview Mike
Speaker 7: McCarthy for their head coaching job. Lou An Arumo is
Speaker 7: set to talk with the Indy Colts. Ana Arumo also
Speaker 7: likely to interview with the Atlanta Falcons about their DC
Speaker 7: job and maybe a reunion with Jesse Bates.
Speaker 1: The third what about the head football coach of the
Speaker 1: Notre Dame being interviewed by the Chicago Bears. Could Freeman
Speaker 1: be going possibly to the Bears.
Speaker 7: I don't think so. I think that if they can
Speaker 7: get Mike McCarthy, I think they'd be very happy.
Speaker 1: I think that's so. And I think Race has been
Speaker 1: hired by the Cleveland Browns. Is there oh C or
Speaker 1: DC one.
Speaker 7: Or the other whatever college basketball and Big Night of Action,
Speaker 7: Big East through Willie at your House the Centas Center,
Speaker 7: Villanova Xavier six o'clock seven under WLW, Texas A and
Speaker 7: M the Yankees against the Wildcats number in Kentucky at
Speaker 7: seven on the ESPN fifteen thirty Bymy RedHawks and Northern Illinois,
Speaker 7: Ohio State at Wisconsin. The UC Bearcats are on the
Speaker 7: road tomorrow night against Colorado.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 7: I wonder if Dion Dion I will be going to
Speaker 7: the game.
Speaker 1: He might be the new head football coach of the
Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboys.
Speaker 7: Correct Well, that's true, You're right. How about that? Move
Speaker 7: Neon Dion and Jerry Jones back together again.
Speaker 1: Who's faster Elie Delacruz or Neon Dion from second base
Speaker 1: to score on a loop single? Who's going to get
Speaker 1: there first? Dela Cruz or Sanders in his prime, I.
Speaker 7: Say number twenty four standards.
Speaker 1: In his prime, I saw nothing faster than that.
Speaker 8: He was.
Speaker 1: He could turn off the light and be in bed
Speaker 1: before he got dark.
Speaker 7: Corrected, he could turn it. If he gets a single,
Speaker 7: he turns it into a triple because he steals second,
Speaker 7: steals third, and heck he.
Speaker 1: Might steal home, but Dela Cruz is pretty good too.
Speaker 7: Speaking of the Reds, though, Willie Hunter Green is doing
Speaker 7: something nice supporting travel ball, high school and college players
Speaker 7: out in the Los Angeles area with the wildfires. He's
Speaker 7: given away free baseball cleats to players in the fire zones.
Speaker 7: Good good reports are that Nick Hagland what spenci that
Speaker 7: he z own Is signed a three year deal with
Speaker 7: fc Cincinnette.
Speaker 1: Did he go the same ex or was it Deer
Speaker 1: Park High School? Which one was it?
Speaker 7: I thought it was Lakota West or something.
Speaker 1: We'll check that out.
Speaker 7: I don't know. I can't remember.
Speaker 1: I'd have been savior, I'm not sure.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it might have been. Well, he didn't play it.
Speaker 7: Notre Dame the homer, rocky boyman, that's what he claims.
Speaker 1: But he's about to lose his mind when Notre Dame
Speaker 1: gets taken down by the buckets.
Speaker 7: The buckets, I guarantee you next Tuesday if Notre Dame loses,
Speaker 7: I wonder if he's got the guts.
Speaker 1: He don't go up. He doesn't have the guts, he
Speaker 1: won't come in, He'll hide.
Speaker 7: That's what I want to know.
Speaker 1: He doesn't have the guts.
Speaker 7: You know you what, you got to take the bad
Speaker 7: with the good in this world.
Speaker 1: He doesn't have the guts. No, I don't know what
Speaker 1: happens if Notre Dame wins. Mayn't I say, whatever.
Speaker 7: Hear the end of it, will all will have underneath.
Speaker 7: This is the Notre Dame fight song.
Speaker 1: That'll be it.
Speaker 7: For three hundred and sixty seven more days.
Speaker 1: A year, I think it's been.
Speaker 7: That'll be our news sounder, our alert sounder, everything sounder
Speaker 7: will be the Notre Dame fight song.
Speaker 1: Well at that. The last time Notre Dame won the
Speaker 1: national title was about the same time the Reds won
Speaker 1: the World Series. So I hope you both were beaten
Speaker 1: soon I went the I went the Reds to win.
Speaker 1: I have more hope for this team than I've had
Speaker 1: in many years. The pitching staff looks impregnable.
Speaker 7: Well if they if they stay healthy, that's what they need.
Speaker 7: And then you got the You got to prove a
Speaker 7: manager in the house, so that should hopefully that's gonna
Speaker 7: work well. And you got a and you got a
Speaker 7: good team with you know, I mean that Gavin Lux
Speaker 7: play second. Matt McLean will be someplace else. Matt McLean
Speaker 7: will play second maybe one day and then Gavin Lux
Speaker 7: in the outfield. I mean he's got enough uh leeway
Speaker 7: and uh you know people out there to mix and
Speaker 7: match and everything else.
Speaker 1: No, we want to think, is is he seg Man?
Speaker 1: You weren't here to eat all the roast beef. But
Speaker 1: Eric Geyson of Izz He's brought in a spread with
Speaker 1: some potato pancakes that were unbelievable. I'll save some for
Speaker 1: you and the refrigerator.
Speaker 7: All right, wellie, I appreciate that thanks to Izzy's and
Speaker 7: everybody and.
Speaker 1: Eric Gyson is his grandpa was hilarious? Is he was hilarious?
Speaker 1: He would charge based upon the way you looked at
Speaker 1: the same meal. No ticket system, no no, however baked
Speaker 1: taxes and you walk up to the cash register and
Speaker 1: his grandpa would charge on how you looked. How would
Speaker 1: that work today? Segment?
Speaker 7: I don't know what do you get? What do you
Speaker 7: get for if you're like a.
Speaker 1: Three piece suit, fifteen dollars? If you were like alignment
Speaker 1: for the county, you charged three dollars for the same meal,
Speaker 1: or fifteen if less games than I would go in there,
Speaker 1: each of us wearing our lawyer garb. We were just
Speaker 1: fifteen dollars each. Somebody walked up from the sewer department,
Speaker 1: they got three dollars, we got fifteen. Oh maybe that's
Speaker 1: way it out of beat Now, from each according.
Speaker 7: I think I think that would work out pretty good.
Speaker 1: That's it. California loves that communism. From each according their abilities,
Speaker 1: to each, according to their needs. Take four dabs and
Speaker 1: give it to the hip. That's what is he did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, let's put that over. Let's put to make
Speaker 7: that our motto.
Speaker 1: Plus Caitlin Clark, the guy who threatened to uh, that guy,
Speaker 1: that guy, and then the guy with the machetes in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. The one that got to get in the Capitol,
Speaker 1: was released this morning on a Noah bond before the.
Speaker 7: Inaugural Oh great, I bet you won't.
Speaker 3: You won't.
Speaker 7: I bet you won't get within no five hundred miles
Speaker 7: of Washington in the next few days.
Speaker 1: A couple of my friends are going segment. It's ten
Speaker 1: thousand dollars for the tickets to go for two. You
Speaker 1: had you stand in front in brutal cold weather. You
Speaker 1: then go to all the events, gotta walk and can
Speaker 1: you imagine trying to catch a cab or an uber
Speaker 1: that's impossible.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 7: Wait, and if it is, it's five thousand dollars a
Speaker 7: ride and then you go.
Speaker 1: Through all the security. You gotta be kidding me.
Speaker 7: Not gonna happen, noll, I'll watch it on TV if
Speaker 7: he takes Thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna By the way, your friend Michelle Obama will
Speaker 1: not be there.
Speaker 7: Oh she on another extended holiday or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she said she had a conflict. And also so
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and her husband Doug will not honor the
Speaker 1: tradition of having JD. Vans and his wife and kids
Speaker 1: come to the US Naval Observatory to look at their
Speaker 1: new gigs. She doesn't feel like she wants to do it.
Speaker 1: Of course, your comments on.
Speaker 7: That, well, that's that's weak sauce right there. And now
Speaker 7: you get beat, You get beat, and that's it. Move on,
Speaker 7: you know, move on, and you know so that's all right,
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, you know, of course it's stupid.
Speaker 7: People will buy her book, like you, what do you
Speaker 7: want to read out of her book?
Speaker 1: Twenty million? Yeah, twenty million dollars. And what it means
Speaker 1: is that JD's wife who would like to have a
Speaker 1: video made. So the Secret Service went into the with
Speaker 1: the permission of Kamala Harris took a video as to
Speaker 1: what it looked like where the rooms were. Jad and
Speaker 1: his wife never been there and she has got three
Speaker 1: kids under the age of eight, so she wanted to
Speaker 1: know what the lay at work's the catchen, where the bedrooms?
Speaker 4: What do we do right?
Speaker 1: She said, what can you just see if Doug, the
Speaker 1: second spouse will meet with me to take me through
Speaker 1: the new home for JD vance for the next four years.
Speaker 1: He also said, no, that is weak very much.
Speaker 7: So w e ak week with.
Speaker 1: The Capitol w segment, get me out of the students report.
Speaker 1: I have Grover Norquois coming up, who was a national
Speaker 1: character about tax reforming. More segment, get me out of
Speaker 1: the students report.
Speaker 7: Please Willy in honor of a brutally cold day and
Speaker 7: you need temp star quality you can feel. We leave
Speaker 7: you with the immortal words of the student report.
Speaker 3: It's healing time, is hope Time's healdre time.
Speaker 2: It's healing time. It's hope time.
Speaker 7: It's Hildred of time.
Speaker 2: Keep you belive, God bless you.
Speaker 1: That's another Democrat healing and hope. By the way, I'm
Speaker 1: reclaiming my time segment. I'm reclaiming my time.
Speaker 7: Okay, okay, okay, your time.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more segment. Thank you, Let's contain you.
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham, the Great America,
Speaker 1: one of the great advocates for tax reform the last
Speaker 1: twenty or thirty years as an Americans for Tax reformatr
Speaker 1: dot org and then leading the Saint Peter of that organization,
Speaker 1: the leader upon that rock we will build our church,
Speaker 1: and is of course Grover Norquist. And Grover welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. Two or three issues are
Speaker 1: percolating in my head. Number one, you have a column
Speaker 1: up about you. Haul index shows Americans voting with feet
Speaker 1: or shall I say entires in favor of lower taxes
Speaker 1: greater worker freedom. So explain what you haul rental rates
Speaker 1: tell about the American people moving within America.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we kind of know from talking to friends that
Speaker 5: people are moving from New York to Florida because New
Speaker 5: York has a ten percent personally come taxt and Florida
Speaker 5: has zero. People move from California to Texas because they
Speaker 5: go from about fourteen down to zero. And you hear
Speaker 5: the stories and you know it anecdotally. But every year
Speaker 5: you haul the people who provide lets you rent their
Speaker 5: trucks to move stuff from one to the other. Report
Speaker 5: And by the way, if you're using you all and
Speaker 5: driving your own truck, you're not some rich guy, right.
Speaker 5: They can hire somebody else to drive their stuff from
Speaker 5: one place to another, but you all says, here's the
Speaker 5: top ten states people are leaving.
Speaker 4: California, New York, Illinois. They go through the list. What
Speaker 4: are they?
Speaker 5: They are high tech states and their states run by
Speaker 5: democratic governors and democratic legislatures. Well, we're the ten states
Speaker 5: people are moving to of Florida and Texas and Tennessee.
Speaker 4: States that that people moved to that have either no.
Speaker 5: Personal state income tax or very low personal state income taxes.
Speaker 5: The average of the ten people moved to is about
Speaker 5: two percent. The average of one of the people leave
Speaker 5: is about six to eight. So people always loved the idea.
Speaker 5: I grew up in before I moved to United States
Speaker 5: and immigrated Ice live in Massachusetts. And there in Massachusetts,
Speaker 5: people say, oh, that people moved to Texas.
Speaker 4: For the weather, and I thought, really, you haven't been
Speaker 4: to Texas.
Speaker 5: You know, the idea that people leave California to move
Speaker 5: to Texas for the weather.
Speaker 4: It's counterintuitive. And Florida is wonderful in the winter, but
Speaker 4: not in the summer. People are not moving. You make
Speaker 4: Houston and Florida for the weather.
Speaker 1: You move for the Texas, no question. In calif I
Speaker 1: think the most beautiful state I've been in is North Carolina,
Speaker 1: and if I spent time in Montana, I'd probably say Montana.
Speaker 1: But there's no more beautiful state well positioned than the
Speaker 1: state of California. It has skiing, it has beaches, it
Speaker 1: has mountains, has valleys, great agricultural center of course, Hollywood,
Speaker 1: et cetera. You have the tech industries there and so
Speaker 1: much more. There's about forty million Americans who live in
Speaker 1: the California, which is beautiful, and all they have is
Speaker 1: ridiculous governmental policies caused by ineptitude and by DEI helping
Speaker 1: to cause the wildfires and more. Right now there's more
Speaker 1: than three thousand structures affected. All hell continues to break
Speaker 1: loose in California. They can't deal with it, and instead
Speaker 1: of going a different direction, they fail to do so. California,
Speaker 1: for example, is beautiful. Texas often for six months of
Speaker 1: the year has terrible weather. The state of Florida. I
Speaker 1: have a home there. About six months of the year
Speaker 1: it's great. The other six months is hotter than the
Speaker 1: hinges of Hell. People aren't moving to Texas or North
Speaker 1: Carolina or Mississippi or Florida because of the weather. They're
Speaker 1: moving for less crime, less regulation, more entrepreneurship, and fewer taxes.
Speaker 1: And so California has got to be. In fact, if
Speaker 1: I could trade California, Washington and Oregon for maybe Canada,
Speaker 1: I might make the trade. But Canadians are very close
Speaker 1: right now in politics to Californians. But what do you see?
Speaker 1: Why are more and more and more Americans leaving California
Speaker 1: and then being replaced by illegal migrants illegally getting lots
Speaker 1: of government support. So the right kind of people are
Speaker 1: moving out and the wrong kind of people are moving in.
Speaker 4: Why California is past the tipping point.
Speaker 5: They just spend so much money, and they do that
Speaker 5: to buy Democrat voting constituencies. Either government employees given massive
Speaker 5: pensions beyond anything in the private sector, and they have
Speaker 5: to keep funding that.
Speaker 4: That's bankrupting a number of the Blue states.
Speaker 5: We're talking about trillions of dollars in unfunded liabilities promises
Speaker 5: way beyond what they've been willing to steal from past
Speaker 5: players so far. They're going to have to do much
Speaker 5: higher taxes in the future just to pay off their
Speaker 5: promises to.
Speaker 4: The to the public sector union.
Speaker 5: And then you have an entire constituency that gets welfare
Speaker 5: in various forms and they say to people, you can't
Speaker 5: accomplish anything, which is not very nice in the government
Speaker 5: to say to people and say, well, we'll give you
Speaker 5: some welfare and so just vote for us and.
Speaker 4: That'll be that'll that's the deal. Shut up, go away.
Speaker 5: And it's becoming too expensive for them to buy the
Speaker 5: votes they need, and this is a huge challenge. New
Speaker 5: York spends two hundred and thirty billion a year state
Speaker 5: budget two and thirty billion, Florida one hundred and fifteen Okay,
Speaker 5: half as much. Florida actually has two million plus more
Speaker 5: people living in Florida than in New York. That wasn't
Speaker 5: true X number of years ago. Right, Florida is bigger
Speaker 5: than New York. They but New York spends twice as
Speaker 5: much per capita.
Speaker 4: Why what do they get? Are the road's better, No,
Speaker 4: the schools better?
Speaker 3: What they have.
Speaker 5: No, Well, transportation better, No, okay, it's more expensive. They
Speaker 5: pay more government employees, more money, more benefits.
Speaker 4: They work fewer days.
Speaker 5: They work fewer hours, they retire earlier, and they get
Speaker 5: pensions that nobody in the real world ever gets to see.
Speaker 5: So they have a very well paid aristocratic class that,
Speaker 5: like the European aristocrats, live off the hard work of
Speaker 5: the peasants who pay the taxes. And that's what New
Speaker 5: York gets for spending twice as much. What does Florida
Speaker 5: get because they spend one hundred and fifteen billion dollars
Speaker 5: a year less in the state. Ever it they get
Speaker 5: people moving to their state, They get businesses investing in
Speaker 5: their state. They get jobs and growth in the state
Speaker 5: because people send their money there by investing in it. Right,
Speaker 5: if you put your money in the bank, they're shipping
Speaker 5: it the Florida to build houses and work and create
Speaker 5: this They're not building in New York because there isn't
Speaker 5: opportunities out there.
Speaker 4: So this is really beginning to shift the country.
Speaker 5: Next year, the electoral college about ten more votes, ten
Speaker 5: war votes move to low tax states away from high
Speaker 5: tax states, and eventually we'll have a permanent majority against
Speaker 5: the tax and spendors.
Speaker 1: Well, two other issues. One is that I hear liberal
Speaker 1: Democratic congressmen and women like a king Jefferies, say it's
Speaker 1: all about tax cuts. Well, if you pay taxes, you
Speaker 1: get a tax cut. And because the income distribution, the
Speaker 1: top one percent pay about forty percent of the taxes.
Speaker 1: So when there's tax cuts across the board, the one
Speaker 1: percent likely to get four eighty percent of the revenue
Speaker 1: return to them in a form of checks. They have
Speaker 1: more economic activity. So if one percent pay forty percent,
Speaker 1: the top five percent pay eighty percent. That means when
Speaker 1: of the tax cuts across the board, the eighty percent,
Speaker 1: the five percent who pay eighty percent of the taxes
Speaker 1: get relief. But secondly, the Democrats want to sell the
Speaker 1: lie le, italisize it, put it in quotes, put a
Speaker 1: big line under it, and they lie by saying, well,
Speaker 1: that's going to starve government. When you have tax cuts,
Speaker 1: it means less government money goes to Washington to spend money.
Speaker 1: Explain the truth, Grover nor Quist, Explain the truth.
Speaker 5: Sure, when we cut marginal tax rates on the income
Speaker 5: tax in the nineteenth twenties, we had the Roaring twenties.
Speaker 5: Then Hoover erased the taxes up to seventy five percent.
Speaker 5: We had a great depression when John F. Kennedy said,
Speaker 5: let's take the rates down about twenty five percent across
Speaker 5: the boards. Mike Reagan, we had strong growth in the
Speaker 5: sixties until they created the Great Society, spent trillions of
Speaker 5: dollars and Nixon had Nixon raised taxes to pay for
Speaker 5: the welfare state that the Democrats created, and you had
Speaker 5: the lousy seventies. Reagan came in cut marginal tax rates.
Speaker 5: You had strong economic growth for seven straight years until
Speaker 5: George Herbert walker Bush broke his promised not to raise
Speaker 5: taxes and did raise taxes, and we had as a result,
Speaker 5: lower growth. Following that, when we reduce taxes, we have
Speaker 5: more growth. We have more revenue coming in because you
Speaker 5: have more people working. They're just more people paying taxes,
Speaker 5: more people making higher wages. The Trump tax cuts saw
Speaker 5: the median income family of four in nine twenty nineteen,
Speaker 5: a year after the tax cuts took effect, jumped six
Speaker 5: point eight percent. Median family income not rich people, not
Speaker 5: the media dead center, middle half earning more half earning
Speaker 5: was six point eight percent, growth, more than the entire
Speaker 5: eight years of Obama.
Speaker 4: Lower taxes create economic growth.
Speaker 5: The second live the Democrats say is well, the corporate
Speaker 5: income tax, we should raise that, and they're only going
Speaker 5: to have tax The Republicans are cutting taxes for corporations.
Speaker 4: What does that mean?
Speaker 5: Corporations don't pay taxes. There's no mister General Motors writing
Speaker 5: a check companies.
Speaker 4: The corporating come.
Speaker 5: Tax is paid by workers who get paid less money
Speaker 5: because the company has less money, fewer workers because the
Speaker 5: companies shrink at their workforce. Prices go up because they
Speaker 5: have to try and raise the money to pay the
Speaker 5: taxes some way.
Speaker 4: So consumers get it.
Speaker 5: And if you're saving for your retirement in a four
Speaker 5: to one pay in an IRA, in the stock market,
Speaker 5: in your home and land, you see those taxes on
Speaker 5: the taxes on the corporation actually reduce.
Speaker 4: The value of your life saving so favors consumers.
Speaker 5: Workers pay the corporate income tax, and all they do
Speaker 5: with the corporating taxes hide that the middle class is
Speaker 5: being looted. When the property tax people come and tax
Speaker 5: the local grocery store you go to.
Speaker 4: Who do you think pays the property tax the grocery store? No, No,
Speaker 4: you when you buy potatoes.
Speaker 5: Okay, So they like to hide the taxes, and the
Speaker 5: corporate income tax is a great way to hide that
Speaker 5: they're screwing the middle class and pretending it comes from
Speaker 5: somebody else.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, when corporate taxes are raised, the price of
Speaker 1: the product or service goes up and the consumer pays
Speaker 1: all the corporate taxes. Is simply a pass through. But
Speaker 1: too many Democrats can't understand that. Secondly, about the deficits
Speaker 1: only I read an article recently about the bricks. What's
Speaker 1: happening with the bricks, which is Brazil, Russia, India, China,
Speaker 1: South Africa, About fourteen other nations have joined. They want
Speaker 1: the dollar not to be the reserve currency because it's unreliable.
Speaker 1: They're claiming that if we keep borrowing a trillion dollars
Speaker 1: every one hundred days, that the value of our dollar
Speaker 1: will be much less because dollars will be printed, and
Speaker 1: the interest rates will goes up because you have to
Speaker 1: pay more money to attract more investors. How much of
Speaker 1: a problem for long term health of America is a
Speaker 1: deficit of this character.
Speaker 5: There is a problem, but it's the spending. It's the
Speaker 5: total spending. The deficit is the part of the iceberg,
Speaker 5: you can see. It's the part of spending that is
Speaker 5: beyond what's taxed.
Speaker 4: Okay. But if you were.
Speaker 5: Spending at ten dollars and the government said, well, we're
Speaker 5: going to take nine by taxes and borrow one. Okay, Oh,
Speaker 5: here's an improvement.
Speaker 4: We're going to take off ten.
Speaker 5: That doesn't free opp resources. The problem is the size
Speaker 5: of the government. So the real cost of government. Milton
Speaker 5: Friedman said this a million times, and we need to
Speaker 5: remember it. The real cost of government is total government spending.
Speaker 5: Whether they take the money from you or borrow it,
Speaker 5: it is gone from the real economy. So, yes, the
Speaker 5: total spending gets high enough there they're not they get
Speaker 5: scared to raise the ti axes to meet it.
Speaker 4: It is a sign the government is spending too much.
Speaker 4: But the problem is not the deficit itself. It's the totals,
Speaker 4: and that is the piece of the problem.
Speaker 5: The bigger problem is total government spending, what gets sucked
Speaker 5: out of the real economy, and that's what we need
Speaker 5: to keep down. I'm not worried that the countries you
Speaker 5: list are going to replace the dollar, because it's sad
Speaker 5: and sorry as our government can be. Those a lot worse.
Speaker 5: It's so good luck trying to get them to have
Speaker 5: a currency that works. But we do need to have
Speaker 5: a stronger currency, and that means spend less money, lower regulations,
Speaker 5: lower taxes, more growth.
Speaker 1: Grover norquest to atr dot org American for tax reform.
Speaker 1: A friend of mine, but recently build a home that
Speaker 1: costs five million dollars. And when someone hears that day,
Speaker 1: I think that is ridiculous that someone in Cincinnati, Ohio
Speaker 1: can actually spend five million dollars, I say to that person,
Speaker 1: Look that five million dollars wasn't put in a pile
Speaker 1: of bondfire and burned five million dollars one into the
Speaker 1: pockets of the blacktopper, the carpenter, the plaster or the drywall,
Speaker 1: or the kitchen manufacturer, the flooring. The trust is the
Speaker 1: roof itself. So when someone rich spends money, that money
Speaker 1: goes in the pockets of the middle class, and that
Speaker 1: feels their lifestyle. They then have better income they pass
Speaker 1: on to someone else, to pass on to someone else,
Speaker 1: to pass on to someone else. So when some rich
Speaker 1: person like a Mark Zuckerberg buys one hundred million dollar
Speaker 1: a yacht, how bad is that? I listen to some
Speaker 1: congressional testimony. That's terrible. He spend one hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: or where did one hundred million dollars go in one
Speaker 1: of the pockets and middle class workers who built the
Speaker 1: damn thing? Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 4: You're right?
Speaker 5: And what Zuckerberg has done is created tens of billions
Speaker 5: of dollars of value that is in the four one
Speaker 5: cage and individual retirements counts and pensions of millions of Americans.
Speaker 4: Right, And that was we ought to have.
Speaker 5: That's good when when the value of that stock goes
Speaker 5: up the people who benefit. He doesn't need an extra
Speaker 5: billion dollars he's got, you know, if you take money
Speaker 5: from him, it's not like he doesn't have a house.
Speaker 5: He doesn't have a jot if he wants one. That
Speaker 5: just comes out of the investment that he has in
Speaker 5: his company in the jobs of the people who work
Speaker 5: for him.
Speaker 4: Right, he's busy inventing stuff.
Speaker 5: He's a little quieter about it, but he's another regular
Speaker 5: Elon Musk in terms of the kind of stuff that
Speaker 5: he's been investing in and making products and creating new opportunities.
Speaker 5: That's why the United States leads the world on all
Speaker 5: the interesting new technologies because we, as bad as we
Speaker 5: sometimes do it, we're less horrible than all the other
Speaker 5: governments in the world.
Speaker 3: But we can do better.
Speaker 8: That's that's not the market that we need to be
Speaker 8: significantly better in our growth, in our job creation, in
Speaker 8: the people that we are able to hire here in
Speaker 8: the United States.
Speaker 5: So this we're going to win the competition internationally. I
Speaker 5: think Trump's tax cuts are a huge step in the
Speaker 5: right direction. And the idea of Elon Musk and the
Speaker 5: they going through the regulations and say let's get rid
Speaker 5: of half of the regulations we have.
Speaker 4: They're not only not helpful, they're destructive.
Speaker 1: Gotta run. Grover norquestatr dot org. Thanks again for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. The Truth will set us
Speaker 1: all free. Grover nor Quest, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Good to be with you. Thanks though, command.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I'm just making a point because there's a
Speaker 6: lot about qualifications. I think it's so hypocritical of senators,
Speaker 6: especially on the other side. I'll be talking about his
Speaker 6: qualifications not going to lead the secretary or be the
Speaker 6: secretary of Defense, and yet your qualifications aren't any better.
Speaker 6: You guys aren't any more qualified to be the Senator
Speaker 6: than I'm qualified to be the Centaer, except we're lucky
Speaker 6: enough to be here. But let me read you what
Speaker 6: the qualifications of the Secretary of Defense is, because I
Speaker 6: googled it, and I googled it and went through a
Speaker 6: lot of different sites, and really it's hard to see.
Speaker 6: But in general, the US Secretary of Defense position is
Speaker 6: filled by a civilian.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 6: If you have served in the US Army Forces, and
Speaker 6: I've been been in the service for uh, you have
Speaker 6: to be retired for at least seven years, and Congress
Speaker 6: can can weigh that. And then there's questions that that
Speaker 6: the that the senator from from Massachusetts brought up about
Speaker 6: serving on a on a board inside the military industry,
Speaker 6: and yet your own secretaries, you all voted for Secretary
Speaker 6: of Austin. We had to vote on a waiver because
Speaker 6: he stepped out the border raytheon. But I guess that's
Speaker 6: okay because that's a Democrat secretary of Defense. But we
Speaker 6: so quickly forget about that. And then Senator Kane or
Speaker 6: I guess I better use the senator from Virginius starts
Speaker 6: bringing up the fact that what if you showed up
Speaker 6: drunk to your job. How many senators have showed up
Speaker 6: drunk to vote at night? Have any of you guys
Speaker 6: asked them to step down and resign for their job?
Speaker 1: And don't tell me you haven't seen it, because I
Speaker 1: know you have.
Speaker 6: And then how many senators do you know have got
Speaker 6: a divorce before cheating on their wives? Did you ask
Speaker 6: them to step down?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: But it's for show, you guys.
Speaker 6: Make sure you make a big show and point out
Speaker 6: the hypocrisy because the man's made a mistake.
Speaker 7: Oh hello, hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Eye rock at that senator remark when.
Speaker 5: The man?
Speaker 1: How about Sammary Ted Kennedy? What kind of craft that
Speaker 1: he pulled with the ladies? With the women segment? How
Speaker 1: many sportscasters do you know and show up drunk to
Speaker 1: work having had sex with various numerous women, have lipstick
Speaker 1: on their collar and they still do their job? Five, nine,
Speaker 1: twelve or nineteen segment? How about that one?
Speaker 7: I don't think anybody willie.
Speaker 1: Don't say that? Come on segment?
Speaker 7: You know you know what what about big time and
Speaker 7: what about football players?
Speaker 1: Rock Rocky? What about that showing up?
Speaker 7: Ten thirty?
Speaker 9: I'll tell you today, I've known you guys that have
Speaker 9: gone out on a Saturday night party and the coach.
Speaker 9: It's the results driven business. You show up, you play well,
Speaker 9: you play good, you help the team.
Speaker 1: We look the other way. You don't. You got a problem?
Speaker 1: I love this Senate?
Speaker 7: What about what about all your high falutin friends there, Willie?
Speaker 7: What about you?
Speaker 2: Uh huh?
Speaker 1: We're talking about the Senate segment. I was off for
Speaker 1: that job by Mike Dwine and said I would not
Speaker 1: be in a group that would admit me as a member.
Speaker 1: Plus I can't afford the pay cut. So I told
Speaker 1: him no, what Joe Dieters is investiture.
Speaker 7: He came up to me, Now now that you're number
Speaker 7: one in the world with Scott rein Hard and uh
Speaker 7: what Rocky Boyman and ed that got flowed second? I mean,
Speaker 7: it's unbelievable show.
Speaker 1: But can you answer the question rock and her? The
Speaker 1: question results driven business? That's it.
Speaker 9: You can get your job done and do it in
Speaker 9: an exceptional manner. I don't care about the other side.
Speaker 1: There was a report that twenty two million dollars was
Speaker 1: paid out to women who work in the house in
Speaker 1: the Senate for being sexually assaulted and or raped and
Speaker 1: or molested by sitting senators Bill Clinton, Bill Clinton, I
Speaker 1: bought the eyebold cigar, but that's a different story. He smoked, eyebowled.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, what does he I think he might have?
Speaker 1: So did the same Democrats say step down out, quit
Speaker 1: doing that. You can't do that anymore. Segment. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, that guy is wonderful. I want you
Speaker 1: to raise your handy to show it up drunk.
Speaker 7: Or did anybody say, I know, yeah, give me some sports.
Speaker 1: I gotta I gotta quiz Rocky on Quinn yours getting
Speaker 1: six million dollars to leave Texas and go play quarterback,
Speaker 1: which is less money being made by Manning supposedly, Please.
Speaker 7: Go ahead, believe the stood reporters proud service, every local
Speaker 7: Temp Star eating their conditioning dealers. Temp Star quality you
Speaker 7: can feel and you need it today. In the next
Speaker 7: couple of days, it's going to be zero and below zero,
Speaker 7: so you better get temp Star quality. You can feel.
Speaker 1: Well. Digger's ass right there, don't do you don't want
Speaker 1: to be digging a well in this kind of weather. Segment?
Speaker 7: Will you have Bengals up? They brought you my good
Speaker 7: spirits Winding Tobaco and party town where they'll have your
Speaker 7: thirst covered. I bet with a non alcoholic beverage tasting tonight,
Speaker 7: need it. I think some of this are Tomorrow night.
Speaker 7: Excuse tomorrow night. It's six to eight six party town
Speaker 7: in Florence. There's gonna be a lot of senators there.
Speaker 1: I heard time to party hardy. They won't be non
Speaker 1: alcoholics segment. It's amazing the hypocrisy of the radical left.
Speaker 1: They have blinders on when it's a Democrat, but are
Speaker 1: fully cognizant of the.
Speaker 7: Issues when they go of course, and I mean this
Speaker 7: heads get the h there and they like this guy, right,
Speaker 7: I mean he's he's their pick, he's the real deal man.
Speaker 7: But they're just bringing they're just bringing up the mud
Speaker 7: and the guts and they're everything else.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: He's a rocky boy, rocky boyman of the Defense Department.
Speaker 1: He's a rock kind of a guy.
Speaker 9: And hey says, what twenty or something years in the military,
Speaker 9: two bronze stars, two ivy League degrees, done a bunch
Speaker 9: of stuff to help veterans.
Speaker 1: That it doesn't matter what matters. Sex with this woman
Speaker 1: fifteen years ago that resulted in a bunch of nothing.
Speaker 1: That's the big issue.
Speaker 7: Okay, senators, how many in that room today? Of the senators?
Speaker 7: Will he had little?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 7: A couple of lady affairs over the.
Speaker 1: Ladies that goes to hot Town and the kettle black
Speaker 1: you gotta you got what? And then sometimes about you Rocky,
Speaker 1: I don't know, not me, you talking about the sand casters, rich,
Speaker 1: high powered sportscasters, drinking late at night, partying hardy with
Speaker 1: the ladies and Mount Adams. If you can get on
Speaker 1: and off the hill, that's the thing. You still can't
Speaker 1: get up and can't get down. Men's health.
Speaker 7: Go see men's They have thirty percent of the plows
Speaker 7: or were broken in the city.
Speaker 1: It's because they have those damns.
Speaker 9: And did I hear correctly that that's not an issue
Speaker 9: that's on the city council agenda at all? Not the
Speaker 9: snow what it's about having more evv These people serious?
Speaker 9: What world do those people live in? What fantasy land
Speaker 9: do they live in where people when it's like zero
Speaker 9: degrees out care about getting more.
Speaker 1: Evs on the road. And I just want to snow
Speaker 1: moved from my parking space so I can get to work.
Speaker 1: And by the way, who can walk it as a
Speaker 1: modestrian on sidewalk. Unbelievable, there's nothing. There's a movie rock
Speaker 1: and Seite called both of these people. Well, Democrats vote
Speaker 1: for it, and since it must not be bad enough,
Speaker 1: it must it needs to get worse. It's gotten down.
Speaker 1: A lot of districts and counties around the country that
Speaker 1: were very blue went red this past. Things get really bad.
Speaker 1: Things gotta get bad. They gotta get worse before they
Speaker 1: bottom like a drunk. You gotta have a rock bottom
Speaker 1: hit it. We're not California, californiaslimornis there. You know this
Speaker 1: is classic scene from Dumb and Dummer when the leader says,
Speaker 1: just when I think you can't do anything more, Studio,
Speaker 1: do something like this and totally redeem you yourself. This
Speaker 1: is city council wanting to buy EV buses and EV snowplows.
Speaker 1: One of the ones we have are more snowplows. What
Speaker 1: are those costs?
Speaker 4: A lot?
Speaker 1: I talk to Dale Donovan segment get me into sports
Speaker 1: and make it fast. I want to quit his rockey.
Speaker 1: And what's going to happen Monday night?
Speaker 7: Willie? The Bengals could have an interest in Wink Martindale.
Speaker 7: There's vacant the defensive coordinator's job. Of course, he's currently
Speaker 7: at the East College football's highest paid coordinator at that
Speaker 7: team up North Michigan two point five to two point
Speaker 7: seven million. He's under contract through twenty twenty six. Also,
Speaker 7: the Falcons, Colts, and Saints want to talk to him.
Speaker 7: The Chicago Bears are going to talk to Mike McCarthy
Speaker 7: about their deal deal.
Speaker 1: And Marcus Freeman never heard about this rock No, The
Speaker 1: Tribune is saying that is not true. Freeman may leave
Speaker 1: no Notre Dame for the Chicago Bears. Not true. Do
Speaker 1: the Bears have a theme song?
Speaker 3: Do they have on them?
Speaker 1: I mean they got the Super Bowl Shuffle, if that's
Speaker 1: what you're talking about. But that was a nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: five that is.
Speaker 9: So long I wouldn't want done about forty can give
Speaker 9: up a Notre Dame job or international championship and a
Speaker 9: five year extension for the Chicago Bears Now maybe in
Speaker 9: a few years, yes, but right now you can still?
Speaker 1: Can you in the national title at Notre Dame? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Man said no, We're in the game. In the game
Speaker 1: gameeg please continue please.
Speaker 7: College basketball tonight, Willie plenty of it, Big East Action
Speaker 7: Villanova davior at six at Centa Center seven underd WLW
Speaker 7: SEC action Texas A and M and number eight Kentucky
Speaker 7: at seven on ESPN fifteen thirty Mid American Conference in
Speaker 7: Miami at Northern Illinois and BAKE ten action tonight o
Speaker 7: b Ohio State Buck guys are at Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: It says looters strike on CNN. I thought oday on
Speaker 1: strike or striking. Looters strike in LA And by the way,
Speaker 1: most are illegal immigrants in Mexico. They're striking these fabulous
Speaker 1: mansions looking for diamond, golden jewels. So what's the laws?
Speaker 1: I mean, if someone's looting my hout, my burned down house,
Speaker 1: can I shoot him? Not in Los Angeles. Maybe in Kentucky,
Speaker 1: you're good, but not in Los Angeles. Self defense. I
Speaker 1: was there, he looked at me, reaching his pocket. What
Speaker 1: am I going to do? Yeah, self defense, the fear
Speaker 1: of losing my life. Is there any looting happening in Harrison? No,
Speaker 1: just building houses, more and more houses, one lane dirt
Speaker 1: highway in and out of Harrison, a little bit of
Speaker 1: gravel on it. That's it. Please continue.
Speaker 7: Uh, that's about all this going on in sports Willie
Speaker 7: right now except the cold and he got the NFL
Speaker 7: Divisional playoffs this weekend, of course, Monday night, the big
Speaker 7: one with the Notre Dame the Ohio State in the
Speaker 7: National Championship game in the A team.
Speaker 1: Are you going, rock Are you going? I can't say
Speaker 1: Sanata Mark Extreemance. I imagine he'll be there. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: will be there. He's gonna be the game. You're not
Speaker 1: going to Chicago all on the Bears. No, not going
Speaker 1: to do that, by the guys. Real quick, guess what
Speaker 1: I talked to on the telephone today, Rocky Boyman's great
Speaker 1: great end. Kerrie. Wait a minute, Carrie co Carrie coach?
Speaker 1: Is he coming downloaded? He's in Cincinnati, DC at Cole
Speaker 1: Rain No. Zero in twenty four.
Speaker 9: No, but if the Cincinnati Bangles were smart, he got
Speaker 9: one of the most motivated excited. That's exciting COEs in town.
Speaker 9: Good guy with a roastery in Cincinnati. Why can't they
Speaker 9: hire it as hiring a bunch of other coaches, offensive
Speaker 9: backfield coach or something.
Speaker 1: And that makes a lot of sense. Do something. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree. We'll see what Harry Combs the Bengals. He
Speaker 1: was twenty years ago. He had the best high school
Speaker 1: team I've ever seen. He was watching him play Canton
Speaker 1: McKinley went like fifty to six or or fifty to
Speaker 1: nothing and they didn't play in the fourth quarter. Not good.
Speaker 7: No days on Cheviot Road.
Speaker 1: Right now they're in the dumper. So what do you
Speaker 1: want to ask me about?
Speaker 3: Quinn?
Speaker 1: Here's the question? Are you ready for? This is the question?
Speaker 1: Quinn yours has been offered six million dollars for one
Speaker 1: year to transfer. Now in his place comes up? Are
Speaker 1: you can't say? He will not say to the school,
Speaker 1: but he's debating whether to take the six million or
Speaker 1: go to the draft.
Speaker 9: What do you say, Rock, I think he needs another year.
Speaker 9: I'd take the six I mean, you get your cake
Speaker 9: and need it too. You get to get more experience
Speaker 9: in the NFL right now at the quarterback position values experience.
Speaker 9: Remember they drafted trade Lance with all the measurables that
Speaker 9: the forty nine ers did, but he didn't have any experience.
Speaker 1: How'd that work out?
Speaker 8: Bad?
Speaker 1: Bo Nix?
Speaker 9: On the other hand, sixty one career games, okay, worked
Speaker 9: out pretty good. Baker Mayfield had a bunch of games, right,
Speaker 9: worked out pretty good. So you need experience. So if
Speaker 9: he gets to stay in college, get more experience, make
Speaker 9: himself a better pro and pocket six million bucks.
Speaker 1: What is the decision? And Knicks has a broken back.
Speaker 1: I read this on line. He said, fractured vertebra since
Speaker 1: the game number twelve this season. It's tough bad back.
Speaker 1: I'm doing well. He played pretty good. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: with ars Man though when yours comes back. At some
Speaker 1: point he's got to play.
Speaker 9: He's not going to expect the fact that he's not
Speaker 9: hit the portal twelve times, but at some point he's
Speaker 9: and with all the pedigree and all the potential and
Speaker 9: all that, he's got to play.
Speaker 1: You any of these kids go to school?
Speaker 9: No, so everything's online these major lines. Yes, I'm just
Speaker 9: other words. They do not all these major schools except
Speaker 9: for Notre Dame. You actually have to go to class there,
Speaker 9: okay really, but a lot most of the other major universities,
Speaker 9: major football programs, every class is online. It's in the
Speaker 9: football building. You don't go to uh, you know, debris Hall.
Speaker 9: And for your economics, No, it's all online. And either
Speaker 9: you or somebody takes the class and you go worry
Speaker 9: about football.
Speaker 1: They have interns, they have other assistants to take the
Speaker 1: test for you to say and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: they got a degree from University of Alabama. Roll Tide, Tennessee,
Speaker 1: roll Tide, roll the volunteers, whatever it is they keep
Speaker 1: rolling about. You see a Bearcats, same thing. They don't
Speaker 1: go to school, they just I'm not sure, but I'm
Speaker 1: I'm talking like the big time program. Yeah, Oklahoma Southern.
Speaker 1: In other words, they have a building you go to,
Speaker 1: You take class every day online, Yes, and you click
Speaker 1: something I'm here. Okay, good, here's the test I paid.
Speaker 1: I got another a. That's how it works. I've already
Speaker 1: said too much, quen yours. That sounds pretty. That's not bad,
Speaker 1: is it?
Speaker 4: Wait?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute. So I get to another year of
Speaker 1: playing under Steve Sarkesian, despite what some people think is
Speaker 1: actually a really brilliant offensive mind, except on the second experience,
Speaker 1: make myself more appealing to NFL teams, and I get
Speaker 1: the pocket six million bucks, and I get to run
Speaker 1: around in college and be the man, and you know,
Speaker 1: probably get a date or two. What's the decis there's
Speaker 1: no state income tax in Texas. What's the decision?
Speaker 3: The question?
Speaker 1: What the question is? What is the question? How much
Speaker 1: is arch Many gonna make you? I think he was
Speaker 1: the high the highest.
Speaker 9: No, I know, he was the highest paid player in
Speaker 9: terms of and I think it was I want to
Speaker 9: say it was five point two million. So if Quinn's
Speaker 9: gonna not playing, But then Bryce Owner was getting what
Speaker 9: ten or twelve from Michigan, So it's scoring up, up,
Speaker 9: up up up.
Speaker 1: Somebody real rich, got ahold of them. This is unsustainable,
Speaker 1: by the way. You can't get game players, you know
Speaker 1: more ten million million, even a millionaire millionaire. I don't
Speaker 1: know how well, I don't know. Fremantle's making like four
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand, Exavior and jigzl Wizzle. What's his name,
Speaker 1: jigzl Whizzle James seven hundred thousand, James kid right, James
Speaker 1: was good. His name is gigil Wizzle something like that.
Speaker 4: He's not playing, you better start playing and make.
Speaker 7: That Dough makes it. The Bearcats play tomorrow night at Colorado,
Speaker 7: and right now, what is it four losses in a row?
Speaker 9: Well, these colleges are getting smarter by the way they're
Speaker 9: they're realizing we're not just going to write you a
Speaker 9: check to come and know there there's expectations, and there's
Speaker 9: there's they're spreading it out, they're making it a contractor
Speaker 9: a couple of years and you know so the reality
Speaker 9: of you truly want to be be paid, which means
Speaker 9: you are a professional. There's pluses and minuses that if
Speaker 9: you're not holding up your yeah performance, if you're not
Speaker 9: holding up your end of the bargain gone.
Speaker 1: How about an ev snow plows you like that?
Speaker 4: Rock?
Speaker 1: What are we doing? What are we doing? Just when
Speaker 1: you think, Hey, Rock, if.
Speaker 7: You were coming out of Saint X right now, what
Speaker 7: would be your price?
Speaker 1: I can't say Notre Dame would not been in the
Speaker 1: hunt at that point, that door, the ray and the
Speaker 1: me would have appeared, and I, Rocky would have been
Speaker 1: south the Mississippi Mississippi State l s U. I'm ole
Speaker 1: mess would be fabulous and dated a lot of the
Speaker 1: women there from the whole many of them. I recall that,
Speaker 1: at least in my memory.
Speaker 7: Not you go again taking those you're watching them? What
Speaker 7: weird movies on TV Men's Health Clinic?
Speaker 1: All I can say, Rock, what's on the big show today?
Speaker 1: We have your former girlfriend Tanya Rourke live from the Girder,
Speaker 1: the Girdle, The Girder, Girder, the Girder. I saw her
Speaker 1: last night at six o'clock. She was there, did had
Speaker 1: the ear muffs on, and according to to UH going
Speaker 1: to the Governor of Ohio, it's going to be done
Speaker 1: by the middle of February. You know, I'm sure you
Speaker 1: saw the news.
Speaker 9: There's two businesses that they're going out of business down
Speaker 9: there new Port of Levee, right party source. I don't
Speaker 9: think it is hurting a little bit because people can't
Speaker 9: get to get that done now. I don't even worried
Speaker 9: about ev s e e. The snow plous plous makes
Speaker 9: a lot of sense. Four times the amount of our
Speaker 9: normal snoop. That's what we need and that's on the
Speaker 9: dock today at your city council.
Speaker 1: Gotta go once again, Rock, thank you, Thank you. Segment
Speaker 1: give me out of the student's report, Remote control with
Speaker 1: the segment.
Speaker 7: Willy and Hotter of a very cold day here in
Speaker 7: the Tri State and the first Lady of Middletown by
Speaker 7: lovely wife Denise. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 7: of the stood report.
Speaker 1: We owe these shoots to.
Speaker 6: Be sel Avenue, oh Man, and women were created by
Speaker 6: go you know that.
Speaker 9: You know the thing, Democrats, I'm having a kamala at
Speaker 9: the inaugural or she didn't know the un Pledge of Allegiance.
Speaker 1: She didn't know. I didn't know it. And by the way, Michelle,
Speaker 1: Obama's not showing up for the inaugural, and the vice
Speaker 1: President will not take the new BB through the second
Speaker 1: Man or whatever he call it is not Doug In.
Speaker 1: He won't do it either. He won't do it. He's busy. Now,
Speaker 1: is that? Why are we going to have an ABC
Speaker 1: report about that? You know it doesn't fit. Therefore the
Speaker 1: answer is no, okay segment, Thank you on seven hundred
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