Speaker 1: Bill cunning into Great America. Welcome this glorious Monday afternoon
Speaker 1: in the tri State Bengals playing Bill cunning into Great America.
Speaker 1: Welcome this glorious Monday afternoon in the Tri State Bengals
Speaker 1: playing Chicago. Not good, but not bad because its exhibition
Speaker 1: doesn't count. The Reds get drilled, I mean drilled by
Speaker 1: Kansas City, not the Chiefs or read of the Royals. Tonight,
Speaker 1: I kick off about seven oh seven is the first pitch,
Speaker 1: and we're going to begin coverage of the Reds game
Speaker 1: in Toronto with Joey Vado maybe maybe not playing for Toronto,
Speaker 1: maybe traded to the Reds. Who knows about six oh
Speaker 1: seven tonight, and mo Eger, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And mo I related to you off the
Speaker 1: air that about a year ago. It was some time
Speaker 1: in July. On August, the Reds were in first place
Speaker 1: and they were with a bullet. There were celebrations at
Speaker 1: the home plate. The Cardiac kids did it again. Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And now the Reds are like the French army outside
Speaker 1: Moscow in eighteen eleven, as they're marching and take over Moscow.
Speaker 1: Now they're frozen corpse and they're coming back in carts.
Speaker 1: So can you give me an overview before we talk
Speaker 1: about the Bengals and UC bearcout football and so much more. Wow,
Speaker 1: Also the Democratic Convention coming up. I know you're interested
Speaker 1: in that. Sure, and give me first of all the
Speaker 1: status of the Reds as we sit here this Monday afternoon.
Speaker 2: I'll be honest with you, only one thing matters right now,
Speaker 2: Hunter Green's health and status. Saturday was one of the
Speaker 2: most sobering days, you know the Reds. Last week's about
Speaker 2: the Cardinals. They went into the series against Kansas City.
Speaker 2: They did having won four straight, and we're you know,
Speaker 2: if they went on Friday, they're a five hundred team,
Speaker 2: they lose the game. But they're on Saturday. Number one,
Speaker 2: they lose thirteen to one. Number two, we find out
Speaker 2: Hunter Green is on the injury list. And you don't
Speaker 2: want to sound any alarm bells, but when you hear
Speaker 2: right elbow soreness, you think the worst, and the worst
Speaker 2: is Tommy John surgery again again for Hunter Green. It's
Speaker 2: the second time he's had the op. It would be
Speaker 2: the second time he's had the operation. And it's unfair
Speaker 2: to assume that that's going to be the case, I
Speaker 2: would say that. But the foundation on which this is
Speaker 2: going to work is really promising starting pitching. We can
Speaker 2: criticize the Reds for a lot of different things, God knows,
Speaker 2: I have you tend to criticize the players, and then
Speaker 2: when we talked about the front office, then you go silent.
Speaker 2: But anyway, there's one thing that can make this work,
Speaker 2: and it's the really good, promising young starting pitching. If
Speaker 2: you took all the teams in major leagues, very large
Speaker 2: middle right, where there's like five or six really good
Speaker 2: teams and then four or five awful teams, everybody else
Speaker 2: is kind of the same, how many of those teams
Speaker 2: would love to have Hunter Green Nicolodolo despite his start
Speaker 2: the other night, Graham Ashcraft, I'll still say Andrew Abbott,
Speaker 2: Carson Spiers are at Louder that's really good. But the
Speaker 2: guy at the top of the list is Hunter Green,
Speaker 2: who was I think entering the weekend being talked about
Speaker 2: as a bona fide cy Young candidate. Is he gonna
Speaker 2: win the award? Well now probably not, but he certainly
Speaker 2: you had to vet his candidacy nothing else matters to
Speaker 2: figure out if he's healthy. Because if we're gonna go
Speaker 2: into twenty twenty five without Hunter Green, I don't I
Speaker 2: don't know that this boat leads the doc. So there's
Speaker 2: lots of moving parts, lots of reasons why they got
Speaker 2: the hell kicked out of him this weekend. The results
Speaker 2: on the field, frankly matter less to me, less to
Speaker 2: me than finding out how's Hunter. What's the prognosis will
Speaker 2: he pitch this year? Is surgery going to be required?
Speaker 2: How much of a setback is this in his overall development?
Speaker 2: That is, as we say in the radio game, that
Speaker 2: is topic A right now, and frankly, beyond that, nothing
Speaker 2: else matters.
Speaker 1: The experts and including yourself in Austin said, he's top
Speaker 1: three cy Young. There's not a dominant pitcher in the
Speaker 1: National League. If he finished strong as he was pitching
Speaker 1: the last six seven weeks, he'd be the top candidate
Speaker 1: for the Cy Young Award, the second in Red's history.
Speaker 1: We know what happened to the first guy. Not good.
Speaker 1: Trevor Bauer still is in the league. I don't think
Speaker 1: is he he is noting the Lithuania. I'm not sure. Mexico, Mexico,
Speaker 1: he's in Mexico. So all I can say is if
Speaker 1: a Hunter Green needs his second and he finished so strong.
Speaker 1: His last start was as good as a Hunter Green.
Speaker 1: It was fine.
Speaker 2: His last eighteen to twenty starts. He's been one of
Speaker 2: the best two or three pitchers in all of baseball.
Speaker 2: And he's doing what a lot of us said maybe
Speaker 2: two years ago he has to start doing right, which
Speaker 2: is okay, Hunter, you could throw it hard. You gotta
Speaker 2: develop and trust and be willing to throw in any
Speaker 2: situation those other pitches. And he did.
Speaker 3: He has.
Speaker 2: He has been so good. And you know, because we
Speaker 2: love to talk about contracts, Hunter Green this year, I
Speaker 2: think is the one hundred and first highest paid starting
Speaker 2: pitcher in baseball. He was one of the great bargains.
Speaker 2: And so you watched him this season and thought, he's
Speaker 2: still learning, he's still ascending. What kind of pitcher are
Speaker 2: we going to be talking about moving forward? And now
Speaker 2: we tacked the brakes a little bit and maybe temporarily,
Speaker 2: you know, maybe Hunter's back in the rotation in two
Speaker 2: weeks and he's throwing like he was And okay, this
Speaker 2: was a minor speed bump, but the reality is Hunter
Speaker 2: missed a lot of time last year he missed an
Speaker 2: entire season when he was in the minor leagues because
Speaker 2: of Tommy John surgery. And he's back on the injured
Speaker 2: list here. That's you know, we talk about this with
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow, the accumulation of stuff. I think you're being
Speaker 2: reasonable if you wonder about the accumulation of stuff with
Speaker 2: Hunter Green, at least right now. But honestly, what the
Speaker 2: Reds do tonight, what they did against Kansas City, frankly
Speaker 2: takes a back seat. He is the franchise. He and
Speaker 2: Elie Dela Cruz, those are the franchise. Those are your
Speaker 2: two all stars. That's your ace. That's the kind of
Speaker 2: picture the Reds have had a very hard time developing
Speaker 2: for much of their history. If he misses, forget the
Speaker 2: rest of this season. If if you go into next
Speaker 2: year and you don't have him, no, yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: it's you're You're starting the offseason into twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: with one hand tied behind your back, and god knows
Speaker 2: this franchise has done that enough.
Speaker 1: When the Reds play well, and you might recall Paul Darren,
Speaker 1: you're a noodles Han some of your favorites, Yeah, might
Speaker 1: recall Jim O'Toole.
Speaker 2: I know when you when you want to like hit
Speaker 2: into that younger demo, you bring up new lootles.
Speaker 1: Han is a key figure in the Red's history. Huh
Speaker 1: along and throwing Jose Rio. There's always some hammer at
Speaker 1: the top that says, okay, well that's Hunter Green. And
Speaker 1: with all due respect to Lodolo, he didn't look the
Speaker 1: second coming of a Randy Johnson. At this point. He's
Speaker 1: getting beat around like a rented mule, and the Abbott's
Speaker 1: doing what he did last year, which is kind of
Speaker 1: fade in the stretch, you know, And I'm thinking, Okay,
Speaker 1: what do we got? And if this is a When
Speaker 1: I look at David Bell yesterday in the postgame news
Speaker 1: conference and listen to him on the radio, I'm thinking
Speaker 1: he ends that look in his eye, like I pray
Speaker 1: to God, this isn't a second Tommy john for Hunter Green.
Speaker 1: He goes, if it is, he's out next year, and
Speaker 1: I doubt, I doubt we're going to see him this year. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: whatever it is, if in fifteen days from now the
Speaker 1: Reds are ten games out or twelve games out, why
Speaker 1: risk had let him rested, et cetera. I think we've
Speaker 1: seen the last two Hunter Green this year.
Speaker 2: Probably probably makes sense. But I also think they're going
Speaker 2: to want to send the messa that he's okay, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, they care very much about optics and messaging,
Speaker 2: So I think it would be interesting if if he says,
Speaker 2: I'm good, I can throw, if they'll put him out
Speaker 2: there just to show the world, hey, he's fine. But
Speaker 2: I can't emphasize this enough. I know there are a
Speaker 2: lot of people who judged Hunner by how he excuse me,
Speaker 2: how he threw his rookie season, when we saw some
Speaker 2: ups and downs. Right threw basically a no hitter against
Speaker 2: the Pirates, but then had some really uneven starts when
Speaker 2: he pitched last season he came back from injury, he
Speaker 2: pitched poorly over his last eighteen to twenty starts. This season,
Speaker 2: he was awesome, kept the ball in the ballpark, great
Speaker 2: strikeout to walk, Ratio, did a great job pitching with
Speaker 2: guys on base. He was he was turning into not
Speaker 2: only a staff ace, he was turning into one of
Speaker 2: the very best pitchers in all of baseball. He made
Speaker 2: the All Star team on merit. Now you know he
Speaker 2: was a late addition, so some thought this was a
Speaker 2: charity case. He deserved to be an All Start. Didn't
Speaker 2: pitch well in the All Star Game, but he was
Speaker 2: If you think think over the last forty years, the
Speaker 2: Reds have basically had three homegrown, totally homegrown guys that
Speaker 2: had sustained success, right Tom Browning, Johnny Quado and Mario Soto.
Speaker 2: The list isn't very long.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: They've had some free agents, and they had some guys
Speaker 2: they got from other organizations like Luis Castillo. Hunter Green
Speaker 2: was becoming what the Reds haven't had. And I still
Speaker 2: think you should feel excited about what Nickoladolo can do,
Speaker 2: and I still feel like you should be excited about
Speaker 2: what Andrew Abbott can do. And if those guys can't
Speaker 2: do what we think, then this plan's not gonna work.
Speaker 2: But the reason why you could think maybe it is
Speaker 2: gonna work starts with Hunter Green. Now that conversation at
Speaker 2: least gets paused.
Speaker 1: Who's pitching tonight? A guy named TBD?
Speaker 2: A guy named TBD for the Reds against former Red
Speaker 2: Kevin Gosman.
Speaker 1: What about Joey Vada? Will he played for the Reds
Speaker 1: this year? Will he be traded from the Jays? Is
Speaker 1: he back on the roster. He's been hurt all year.
Speaker 1: He's got shoulders, got knees, got ankles, got lips. Whatever
Speaker 1: it is. What Joey Vado played for the Reds later
Speaker 1: this year, Well, he's not under contracts. He's under contract
Speaker 1: with the Blue Jays balls.
Speaker 2: Well, right now at Triple A Buffalo, Joey Vado is
Speaker 2: six for thirty nine with twenty strikeouts. How'll we looking
Speaker 2: not good? That's a one fifty four batting average.
Speaker 1: Well, that would put him in the starting line up.
Speaker 2: Joey turns. Joey turns forty one years old in a
Speaker 2: few weeks. If you want Joey Vado back to be
Speaker 2: a hood ornament for the final few weeks of the season, fine,
Speaker 2: I think you are being fair if you make the
Speaker 2: assertion that Joey Vado's days as a productive hitter are
Speaker 2: behind him. That's based on statistics. It's based on very
Speaker 2: extensive recent injury history. Would it be neat to watch
Speaker 2: Joey Evado play for the Toronto blow Jays this week
Speaker 2: against the Reds? I guess so. But if you're a
Speaker 2: Blue Jays fan, does Joey Vado deserve a roster.
Speaker 1: Spot right now. No, no, And.
Speaker 2: If you're a Reds fan, they have the rest of
Speaker 2: Joey Vado's life to celebrate him. You know what, The
Speaker 2: Reds are good at celebratads. So here's what, here's what
Speaker 2: can happen in the coming year. Put him in the
Speaker 2: team Hall of Fame. Make as many bobbleheads as Joan
Speaker 2: put up a statue, retire number nineteen. Have Joey Vado Day,
Speaker 2: name a street somewhere near the ballpark, like they have
Speaker 2: the rest of his life to celebrate him. Okay, we've
Speaker 2: had like eight Johnny Bench Knights, we had an entire
Speaker 2: Pete Rose weekend, and he's banned from the sport. We
Speaker 2: have the rest of Joey Vado's human existence and probably
Speaker 2: even once he's dead in fifty years years to celebrate
Speaker 2: Joey Vado. You do not need to add a one
Speaker 2: fifty four hitter to your team to celebrate him.
Speaker 1: He's hitting better than Marte though. Sure fine, But.
Speaker 2: I mean, like, so Joey leaves at the end of
Speaker 2: last season, people get all butt hurt about it, and
Speaker 2: I go, you got a forty year old guy who's
Speaker 2: always hurt, who hasn't been productive in a few years.
Speaker 2: I'm the world's biggest Joey Evado fan, and I understand
Speaker 2: not bringing him back. He's done nothing this year to
Speaker 2: suggest the Reds got that wrong. And so if you're going, well, God,
Speaker 2: it'd be great to bring him back so they can
Speaker 2: have Joey Vado Day. You know they had Barry Larkin
Speaker 2: Day eight years after he retired. Why because he made
Speaker 2: the Hall of Fame righty bench night in nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 2: Wait another one in twenty eleven.
Speaker 1: Keep having them.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, we had Pete Rose back for the twenty
Speaker 2: fifth anniversary of his forty one ninety two and twenty
Speaker 2: ten back in twenty sixteen for Pete Rose Weekend. If
Speaker 2: there's one thing the Reds are really good at, it's
Speaker 2: taking old, washed up players and celebrating them time and again.
Speaker 2: So there's plenty of time to do this with Joey Vado.
Speaker 1: Let's turn the page. I know you get exercised about
Speaker 1: this the Bengals. If you take the two teams, Bengals
Speaker 1: lose twenty seven to three and the Reds lose twenty
Speaker 1: eight to three three game series, so that's fifty five
Speaker 1: to six. If it's runs your points. Are you concerned
Speaker 1: about your Bengals who lose twenty seven to three? But
Speaker 1: the defense the the first three series not bad. After that,
Speaker 1: it was over with a you. Are you concerned about
Speaker 1: the Bengals.
Speaker 2: If Logan Woodside has to play, yes, Logan Woodside doesn't
Speaker 2: have to play. If Rocky Lombardy has to play, yes,
Speaker 2: Rocky Lombardy doesn't have to play. I think there are
Speaker 2: I think there are concerns that are built in that
Speaker 2: have nothing to do really with the game on Saturday
Speaker 2: that looked like a game where it was let's start
Speaker 2: this bad boy and get out of here as quickly
Speaker 2: as possible. Night They played very few players of any consequence,
Speaker 2: certainly none on offense. I thought the second team defense
Speaker 2: held up well against a Chicago offense that might be
Speaker 2: pretty good. Beyond that, look, the Jamar Chase thing is
Speaker 2: still a thing. The Bengals have in recent years gotten
Speaker 2: off to slow starts. Fair to wonder could this keep
Speaker 2: them from getting off to the sort of start that
Speaker 2: we all hope for. They'll win Week one against New England.
Speaker 2: What have they done each of the last three years?
Speaker 2: Week two poor performance against Chicago Bears in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 2: awful performance against the Dallas Cowboys in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: I remember last year didn't score an offensive touchdown in
Speaker 2: the first half and a Week two loss to Baltimore.
Speaker 2: Who do you play Week two this year? Kansas City
Speaker 2: on the road, not the Royals, So the Chiefs. The
Speaker 2: idea is to hit up by the Royal. The idea
Speaker 2: is to not get off to an own two start.
Speaker 2: They won't get off to an zero and two start.
Speaker 2: But if you want to, you want to play from
Speaker 2: a head against Kansas City, and maybe if it comes
Speaker 2: down to a tiebreaker playing here in the postseason as
Speaker 2: opposed to Arrowhead. Would love to win that Week two game.
Speaker 2: So can the Bengals get off to faster starts? And
Speaker 2: does Jamar Chase's absence, at least to this point limit
Speaker 2: their ability to do that. I worry about the offensive
Speaker 2: line depth and look for all the talk last season
Speaker 2: of Joe Burrow's injury. The defense last year was good
Speaker 2: in no phase. They weren't good at getting after the
Speaker 2: quarterback Beyondrey Hendrickson. Their linebacker play dropped off significantly. They
Speaker 2: weren't good against the run, and they were the worst
Speaker 2: team in the NFL when it came to giving up
Speaker 2: explosive plays. Oh, those things don't have to be yeah
Speaker 2: other than that, right, that's good. Those things they don't
Speaker 2: have to be league best in those areas, but they
Speaker 2: gotta be league average.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: I tend to think the secondary has a lot of
Speaker 2: really good young pieces. I'm not sure they're going to
Speaker 2: be great against the run. And then you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: it's it's the health of number nine. Right, here's what
Speaker 2: we know. When Joe Burrow plays a whole season, what happens?
Speaker 2: Superals win the Division two? When Joe Burrow doesn't play
Speaker 2: a whole season, what happens Bengals are on the outside
Speaker 2: looking at.
Speaker 1: Are you ready for the big question?
Speaker 3: Hey?
Speaker 1: I want you to think about this, Okay, I'll think
Speaker 1: who's likely the next play in a game? Hunter Green
Speaker 1: or Jamar Chase.
Speaker 2: I think Jamar Chase is healthy. I don't know about
Speaker 2: you're gonna play. And by the way, can I just
Speaker 2: add one more thing to the Hunter Green piece? Before
Speaker 2: the game? Nick Crawl says, well, it's precautionary and we're
Speaker 2: gonna wait to have the MRI.
Speaker 1: And then after the game, David Bell says, well, you
Speaker 1: had the MRI. Oh oh, so what is it? We're
Speaker 1: still looking We're still.
Speaker 2: So again, like I'm not a conspiratorial nut job like
Speaker 2: like me. Well, a lot of the folks you have
Speaker 2: on the air, right, but you're on the air too. Okay,
Speaker 2: but you have on the air. I'm like the exception
Speaker 2: on this show even though you never have me on.
Speaker 2: Uh that that doesn't that really doesn't add.
Speaker 1: You didn't answer the question Jamar Chase, is he gonna sign?
Speaker 1: Is he going to play Game one?
Speaker 2: Well, he's under contract?
Speaker 1: Is he going to play?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 2: To me is the biggest question of this whole thing.
Speaker 2: Is Jamar Chase willing to miss games.
Speaker 1: Because and occupay a very low cost? Because he collected
Speaker 1: at three point nine mili so he's collected eighty percent
Speaker 1: of his money already.
Speaker 2: What nobody knows the answer to is is Jamar willing
Speaker 2: to dig in enough to the point that he misses
Speaker 2: not the first game, but the second game? I mean,
Speaker 2: he can't. You're not going to miss the second if
Speaker 2: you don't miss the first. They could beat the Patriots
Speaker 2: with me playing wide receiver. I don't know about that,
Speaker 2: probably right? Can they beat the Kansas City Chiefs without
Speaker 2: Jamar Chase. Well, they didn't last year. Yansas City has
Speaker 2: no wide receivers and they still win. Well, they've drafted
Speaker 2: a bunch. I mean they've drafted in each of the
Speaker 2: last three years, a guy in the first two days
Speaker 2: of the draft.
Speaker 1: What if, Mike Brown says T Higgins, you got Jamar
Speaker 1: Chase's money, Jamar Chase, play out the one million play
Speaker 1: next year, We're done. What if you Well, Mike Brown
Speaker 1: back down.
Speaker 2: Mike Brown said, We're going to sign Jamar Chase. I've
Speaker 2: never heard Mike Brown talk about a player with a
Speaker 2: contract situation hanging in the air the way Mike Brown
Speaker 2: talked about Jamar Chase. I don't think the Bengals are
Speaker 2: necessarily wrong here. He has two years left on his contract.
Speaker 2: Right If I go to my bosses with two years
Speaker 2: left on my deal and say, hey, how about a
Speaker 2: new contract, they're gonna go, DJ would.
Speaker 1: Open up a nostril like, well, what's what's the mean?
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not so I I understand that, and
Speaker 2: I understand Jamar Chase the exactly understand Jamar Chase is
Speaker 2: a viewpoint here, But at the end of the day,
Speaker 2: I think if you're the Bengals, and you just want
Speaker 2: this to go away. Can you want this to go
Speaker 2: away for Zach Taylor? You want this to go away
Speaker 2: for Joe Burrow. You said you're gonna get the deal done.
Speaker 2: Get the deal done.
Speaker 1: Oh, thank you for your input. And I'm gonna say
Speaker 1: Hunter Green will play in a game before Jamar Chick.
Speaker 2: I hope, well, I hope a Hunter pitches this year.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm serious, Like, but I saw that on Saturday.
Speaker 2: My heart sank because that's good. That's the franchise right there.
Speaker 1: Not good. He's kind of a little right elbow problem.
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Speaker 2: Can't wait to hear your analysis.
Speaker 1: I can't wait both. Thank you for your analysis. Let's
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Speaker 1: simply wash that baby from your life, don't have to
Speaker 1: worry about it anymore, and it's all paid for. And
Speaker 1: to make things even more ridiculous, I'm not sure what
Speaker 1: this is. It appears to be an eighteen foot tall
Speaker 1: IUD anatomically correct. So if you want to look at
Speaker 1: a woman's private parts with a big eighteen foot high inflatable,
Speaker 1: you found your place to be, which is in the
Speaker 1: Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Glory b anatomically correct women's
Speaker 1: private parts, free vest ectomies, free abortions, hallelujah, we're all free.
Speaker 1: And you know abortion is not much healthcare to an
Speaker 1: unborn baby. In fact, it's called death. Nonetheless, another issue arose,
Speaker 1: kind of say where we are morally and ethically. And
Speaker 1: in addition to that, we'll see what happens tonight, Tomorrow, Wednesday,
Speaker 1: and Thursday, we'll see what occurs. And there's an article
Speaker 1: printed in Newsmax I had on Christopher Ready about two
Speaker 1: weeks ago about Dems celebrate obscenities and racism. Now you
Speaker 1: can only imagine if the shoe was on the other
Speaker 1: foot what the media would do with something of this character.
Speaker 1: But about ten days ago there was a big event.
Speaker 1: It was on July thirty first in Atlanta. I'm not
Speaker 1: aware of this. Maybe Kenzie knows about this woman. My producer.
Speaker 1: Her name is Megan the Stallion. It's a hip hop queen.
Speaker 1: Not aware of this person. Megan the Stallion good and
Speaker 1: I went online to look at the performance of Megan
Speaker 1: the Stallion and this is getting ready for Kamala Harris's
Speaker 1: appearance in Atlanta. So Kamala was getting ready in the
Speaker 1: back and here come Megan d Stallion. Some of her
Speaker 1: big hits are Savage Me and Girls in the Hood.
Speaker 1: I'm not aware of the lyrics. I don't understand much
Speaker 1: of the lyrics, but nonetheless, the lyrics to her hits
Speaker 1: include vulgar terms describing female genitalia, liberally using the P word,
Speaker 1: and other patently offensive terms o've scene. She also dropped
Speaker 1: the N bomb several times introducing Kamala Harris. She also
Speaker 1: refers to male genitelia, shall we say getting together with
Speaker 1: female genitelia. She also did a torquing routine which my
Speaker 1: doctor would not recommend for someone with back problems, and
Speaker 1: this was all sung with her background singers. Similarly, Scanilea
Speaker 1: Clad talking about female body parts, male body parts, getting
Speaker 1: them all together, and libally dropping the in word. One
Speaker 1: can only imagine if there be a Republican function with
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and he had some I guess a country
Speaker 1: dropping the N word introducing Donald Trump with the media
Speaker 1: would do with that. One maybe had eighteen foot toy
Speaker 1: anatomically correct female body part might be in order. But
Speaker 1: to make things even a little bit better, I've heard
Speaker 1: of this guy, by the way, Lil Wayne or Lil Wayne.
Speaker 1: September of twenty twenty three, about what eleven months ago,
Speaker 1: I had the first ever hip hop house party at
Speaker 1: the office of the Vice President of the United States.
Speaker 1: So I didn't see this one. Maybe I'll check it out.
Speaker 1: I doubt it, but possibly Bilil Wayne performed with the
Speaker 1: approval and was paid by Kamala Harris at something called
Speaker 1: the first ever hip hop house party at the office
Speaker 1: of the Vice President Kamala Harris. And there were several
Speaker 1: tunes and songs of great distinction and note in which
Speaker 1: there were gay slurs referring the F word relative to
Speaker 1: a gay person, numerous obscenities talking about female and male
Speaker 1: body parts, and also how the two get together, A
Speaker 1: liberal use of the N word right in front of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris in references to feces and lyrics with the
Speaker 1: crass mentions of ven aial disease and menstruation during sex.
Speaker 1: So this was put out by the Democratic Party at
Speaker 1: official sanctioned events by the Democratic Party. His number one song,
Speaker 1: I guess was missus officer and it was a filthy
Speaker 1: hit job on police. He dropped the F fort seventeen
Speaker 1: times during the song uproar. Not aware of that one.
Speaker 1: Maybe Ton Bender knows about uproar and two months ago,
Speaker 1: maybe he learned from his boss. After the disastrous debate performance.
Speaker 1: On June twenty seventh, Joe Biden invited a guy named
Speaker 1: Fat Joe about talking about seg man Fat Joe to
Speaker 1: a campaign rally in Raleigh, North Carolina. So in order
Speaker 1: to get the craw fired up, Joe Biden had Fat
Speaker 1: Joe perform entertained UH the UH failing President with lyrics
Speaker 1: says kick the B in the in the I won't
Speaker 1: say the word A but kick kick the B and
Speaker 1: the butt kicker before breakfast, kicker during lunch, and UH
Speaker 1: also references to the end word keep my hose on
Speaker 1: a cruise. I'm talking naughty things. He also used tell
Speaker 1: me where to go. He took a shot at jew
Speaker 1: singing Jesus Christ had dreads, so shake him mind. Got none,
Speaker 1: but I'm planning on growing some, et cetera. These are
Speaker 1: official Democratic sanctioned parties by Joe Biden, the previous ones
Speaker 1: by Kamala Harris, and what's wrong with any of this?
Speaker 1: The mainstream media looks for JD. Vance go back in
Speaker 1: time to every conceivable cable news appearance. They requested requested
Speaker 1: tapes of this show anything involving the vice president to
Speaker 1: be and they went after the mahar Jdi Vance. They
Speaker 1: found some tape of several years back when he was
Speaker 1: with Tucker Carlson talking about that the Democratic Party does
Speaker 1: unencourage family formation, et cetera. And then in order to
Speaker 1: and then he got all kind of flocked from the media,
Speaker 1: Jade Vance was introduced as some right wing roob that
Speaker 1: didn't understand family life. He also talked about women that
Speaker 1: didn't have children, they missed out on some of the
Speaker 1: great experiences in life. And so to show how right
Speaker 1: he is, the Democratic Party is giving vans assectomies and
Speaker 1: abortions and so that there is no family life for
Speaker 1: those individuals doing such things. Now, it's one thing if
Speaker 1: you got four or five kids and you're and your
Speaker 1: wife decide that one of the two you have to
Speaker 1: have something done. And so the husband's slash father may
Speaker 1: get the unkindest cut of all. But the great majority
Speaker 1: of those lining up are between the ages of eighteen
Speaker 1: and twenty three that don't have children and they don't
Speaker 1: want to add to the gene pool. Was JD. Van's right,
Speaker 1: And something like thirty three one third of all women
Speaker 1: at some point have an abortion in their life. And
Speaker 1: it's one thing. You've got three or four kids, this
Speaker 1: is four or five. I think, I think most ladies
Speaker 1: know what caused such things. And it is so easy
Speaker 1: to produce the production of a child today that if
Speaker 1: a woman gets pregnant absent rape and incest, which is
Speaker 1: less than one percent of abortions, it's because she's completely
Speaker 1: irresponsible in not using birth control, or making her man
Speaker 1: use birth control, or not getting planned b from Walgreens
Speaker 1: or CVS can be taken two to five days after
Speaker 1: unprotected sex, or God knows other reasons to stop the
Speaker 1: pregnancy in the first place, right, And so JD. Vans
Speaker 1: went after the Democratic Party for official policies that fail
Speaker 1: to form family life. Then at the DNC they give
Speaker 1: away abortions, invest sectomies, what and then to warm up
Speaker 1: the crowd the inwards liberally used along with sexual references,
Speaker 1: excretal purposes and also menstruation. And they're supposed to be,
Speaker 1: you know, the party of I guess I don't know
Speaker 1: family life. How does that support family life? One might ask,
Speaker 1: all let's continue. I think the message that Harris and
Speaker 1: Biden are sending to young people is that as fine
Speaker 1: and Danny in fact is great to be in public
Speaker 1: using filthy louts and inverted racist and sexual terms and
Speaker 1: using liberally the N word, which only happens among the Democrats.
Speaker 1: But if a Republican does it, then you're a racist.
Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens with that. The whole world
Speaker 1: knows what the Liberal Democratic Party stands for. Look at
Speaker 1: the eighteen foot tall inflatable IUD or possibly other references
Speaker 1: to women's genitelia, and that's why they care about vasectomies
Speaker 1: and abortions. Abortions continue particularly I get fired up at
Speaker 1: these times. The apocrisy is so much for me. You
Speaker 1: can only imagine out of Trump campaign event if if
Speaker 1: they'll warm up to Trump's appearance use the N word
Speaker 1: on a regular basis, What would the media do with that?
Speaker 1: But when it's happening with Joe Biden or Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: what the heck? It's good. Let let fat Joe and
Speaker 1: uh little what's his name? And this queen talk about
Speaker 1: those things with torquing dancers and that's okay. That fires
Speaker 1: up the crowd. M do you smell the apocrisy? Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more and uh six oh seven the
Speaker 1: night the Reds are in Toronto, then on to Pittsburgh,
Speaker 1: then back home. I think they only have like ten
Speaker 1: games left at home in the regular season, and we'll
Speaker 1: find out more about Hunter Green later on. The Reds lost,
Speaker 1: I should have asked me this question. And in the
Speaker 1: history of the Reds, has there ever been a three
Speaker 1: game series at home where the Reds team lost by
Speaker 1: combined score of twenty eight to three that could be
Speaker 1: historical to get a beating like that, Or here we
Speaker 1: got the Bengals losing in Chicago twenty seven to three.
Speaker 1: So put them two together, the Reds and the Bengals
Speaker 1: loss something like fifty fifty five to six and in
Speaker 1: points and runs fifty five to six. What a beatdown
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati. Let's continue with more, but don't say anything
Speaker 1: bad about the morals of the Democrat Party, because after all,
Speaker 1: they are for family life and also vas eectomies and
Speaker 1: also abortions, and also twrking women using the N word
Speaker 1: and references to joining together female and male genitelia. And
Speaker 1: they didn't do it quite the way. I referenced twelve
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Speaker 1: Cunning him the Great America, of course, the Great Wayne
Speaker 1: Allen Root predicted that Biden would not be the nominee.
Speaker 1: Both of us kind of thought it would be Michelle
Speaker 1: Obama who's speaking, I think on Tuesday night, but instead
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. I still have a hard time believing that
Speaker 1: she can win. And it's almost as if the Democrats
Speaker 1: are intending to lose by nominating her. Another word, Sally
Speaker 1: came out yesterday which was indecipherable. And Wayne Allen Root
Speaker 1: has some columns up which are very good and went
Speaker 1: on a route welcome again. But before we get into
Speaker 1: your columns which are excellent about red state attorney generals
Speaker 1: indicting Kamala Harris and Tim Walltz. But before we get there,
Speaker 1: what happens? The convention takes place for a few hours
Speaker 1: away and one hundred thousand people go nuts. It's a
Speaker 1: repeat of nineteen sixty eight. There's complete disruption inside the hall, chaos,
Speaker 1: reign supreme the Chicago businesses. Normally at businesses, when a
Speaker 1: big convention comes to down with an extra fifty thousand people,
Speaker 1: the businesses are wide open. All the Chicago businesses are
Speaker 1: shut down. They've boarded up. They got five thousand cops here,
Speaker 1: three thousand cops there, private security for everyone. It's a
Speaker 1: monstrous repeat of nineteen sixty eight. So what happens after
Speaker 1: the convention? She goes to another word salad. She has
Speaker 1: her powwow with I guess Oprah Winfrey or Joe Scarborough
Speaker 1: and she makes a fool of herself again. It's the
Speaker 1: end of September. She's down five points, which means she's
Speaker 1: down ten points. Do they substitute and go back to
Speaker 1: Joe Biden? A coup? And even the New York Time
Speaker 1: this weekend said it was a coup when Joe Biden
Speaker 1: was kind of taken out of the presidency for next year.
Speaker 1: And well they go back to Biden and say, you
Speaker 1: know what, the only way to win this thing, in
Speaker 1: addition to using those zuckerbird bucks half a billion, half
Speaker 1: a billion dollars to register all these new voters, now,
Speaker 1: you need to step down under the twenty fifth Amendment
Speaker 1: now and install acting President Kamala Harris. Can we look
Speaker 1: forward to that.
Speaker 3: I'm certain that's gonna happen. I mean, I've written commentary
Speaker 3: after commentary about all the things that I think will
Speaker 3: happen before the election and also after the election.
Speaker 4: If Trump wins, and I'm still assuming.
Speaker 3: Somehow someway that Trump's gonna win, I think that, you know,
Speaker 3: we need to pray, and we need to work our
Speaker 3: asses off. Right, what's that famous thing? God helps those
Speaker 3: who help themselves. So you can't just sit around praying
Speaker 3: and waiting for him to do something. We got to
Speaker 3: do something. But you also got to pray and hope
Speaker 3: there's some divide intervention like there was when Trump turned
Speaker 3: his head and that bullet missed. It was the most
Speaker 3: miraculous thing that's ever happened history. And boy, this time
Speaker 3: go fast. We've already forgotten it. Everyone seems to have forgotten.
Speaker 3: Trump almost died. It was a month ago.
Speaker 4: Is the most incredible thing.
Speaker 3: God stepped in, moved his head and he lived and
Speaker 3: it was a miracle. Well what did he do that
Speaker 3: for it? He dude it so Trump could lose. That
Speaker 3: makes no sense. So I still think we're gonna win
Speaker 3: this thing. But I do think if we win. By
Speaker 3: the way, before I get to your question, I think
Speaker 3: you better be prepared. You better be armed the day
Speaker 3: after the election is decided, and that won't be probably
Speaker 3: November sixth, It'll probably be two weeks from them. You know,
Speaker 3: because we all know that, you know mail in ballots
Speaker 3: of the way democrats operate, No one's gonna no one's
Speaker 3: gonna you know, call this election for days after the election,
Speaker 3: but when it finally gets called, I expect massive rioting
Speaker 3: and anarchy in this country if Trump wins. Between that
Speaker 3: day and January twenties, when Trump's wears in, remember the
Speaker 3: president will still be either Biden or kam La Harrence
Speaker 3: at that point. So you're gonna have a Democrat administration
Speaker 3: in charge and the country's gonna be burning to the
Speaker 3: and won't be Trump able to respond. He's gonna be
Speaker 3: the presumptive president, but he won't be the president. So
Speaker 3: that's the danger zone for this country is that two
Speaker 3: months period after the election and before Trump's wears in
Speaker 3: and the nation's burning down, because that that army of
Speaker 3: twenty million thugs or illegal aliens will be you know,
Speaker 3: let loose by the Democrat Party because they don't want
Speaker 3: to be deported, and they're gonna make their their you know,
Speaker 3: their efforts known. So that's the big warning I've got
Speaker 3: if Trump does win. And then I've also said in
Speaker 3: those columns again and again, I believe sometime between the
Speaker 3: Democrat convention and late September, they're gonna make or force
Speaker 3: Biden to step down, and they're gonna make her president,
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, which gives her, you know, more credibility, more gravitas,
Speaker 3: and more power as the power of the presidency always
Speaker 3: means something to everybody different than not being a president.
Speaker 3: So I think they're gonna do it. I have no doubt,
Speaker 3: because it serves no purpose in them to leave Biden
Speaker 3: in the job when they could give that so that
Speaker 3: power on Kamala while she's running for president. So I
Speaker 3: think it's gonna happen. I just think that The single
Speaker 3: biggest thing I want to say to your people on
Speaker 3: this call today, on this interview today, is that I
Speaker 3: don't believe the polls for a second. Everyone I know
Speaker 3: everyone is for Trump. No one is for Kamala House.
Speaker 3: The polls are bs. This woman is the most unpopular, unlikable,
Speaker 3: incompetent radical communists and now even throw in drunk. We're
Speaker 3: now hearing she's constantly drunk. There are police sources that
Speaker 3: say she's always South. It's just ridiculous that she could be.
Speaker 3: Her ideas to the economy price controlled. She wants to
Speaker 3: turn us to Cuban Venezuela. We'll be starving in the streets,
Speaker 3: There'll be no food. The aisles will be empty, the
Speaker 3: shelves will be empty. These people are madmen. She's a
Speaker 3: step beyond even Obama and Biden.
Speaker 4: It just gets works every time.
Speaker 3: So her and Walls are the most incredible to the
Speaker 3: left combination in the history of American's Like we want
Speaker 3: to go we want to go back to communist Vietnam,
Speaker 3: Communist China, communist Soviet Union, Communist East Germany, Cuba, Venezuela.
Speaker 3: We're going down that path. Nobody is supporting Kamala, besides
Speaker 3: the dumbest of the dumb. So I do believe we're winning.
Speaker 3: I do believe there will be a landslide based on
Speaker 3: the electoral college and the battleground states. You're not telling
Speaker 3: me in the rust belt where you live in Ohio
Speaker 3: and Michigan and Wisconsin. In Pennsylvania, they go, oh, Biden's gone,
Speaker 3: but we love Cababa. That her mind. Now we're voting
Speaker 3: for Kamala. This is ridiculous. I do believe we're winning.
Speaker 3: But I also now, let me give you the scary part.
Speaker 3: I do believe the reason they use fake polls is
Speaker 3: because if Kamala was losing by ten points, they couldn't
Speaker 3: steal the election. It would look terrible, so they make
Speaker 3: it look close, or Kamala slightly ahead. So what she
Speaker 3: does win slightly, just like Biden won slightly by few
Speaker 3: one thousand votes in a few battleground states, it's plausible.
Speaker 3: It's plausible deniability. They could say, look, we didn't steal it.
Speaker 3: She won fair and square. Look at the polls. She
Speaker 3: was ahead, she was even, she was down by one,
Speaker 3: so we pulled it out. I just think the massive
Speaker 3: steel is in play again, and this time it's different
Speaker 3: than last time. This time it's very simple. It's one
Speaker 3: thing bill it's used the twenty million illegals or so
Speaker 3: that they brought in. I don't know if it's somewhere
Speaker 3: between ten and twenty. I think it's twenty when you
Speaker 3: had got aways. I think they grossly underestimated. You know
Speaker 3: that they've brought in ten, it's really fifteen. And then
Speaker 3: there five million got away, some twenty million new illegals
Speaker 3: in our country, and they're gonna register every single one
Speaker 3: of them. They're doing it right now, and they're going
Speaker 3: to use those votes to steal the election because none
Speaker 3: of those are in the polls. So that's what keeps
Speaker 3: me up at night.
Speaker 1: Well, you're in the stand in Nevada, which has that
Speaker 1: driver's license rule, which eighteen states haven't. That when you
Speaker 1: get a driver's license, legal or illegal, you get one
Speaker 1: that you automatically have sent to you a ballot in
Speaker 1: the mail, So that whole system is ripe. How do
Speaker 1: you overcome the cheating and a state like Nevada, Arizona
Speaker 1: and which California's gone in which you have literally one
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands or a couple million illegal aliens getting
Speaker 1: driver's licenses which is legal in that state, but then
Speaker 1: they get mailed to ballot. How do you overcome that?
Speaker 3: You know? Look, sometimes Josh come on your show. I've
Speaker 3: did lots of great ideas over the years of conservatives
Speaker 3: and to Trump directly. But I mean, I don't always
Speaker 3: have any answer to everything. I'm not an election lawyer,
Speaker 3: so I don't even know. I mean, the answer is,
Speaker 3: of course, you're not supposed to give driver's license to legals,
Speaker 3: and you're not supposed to not ask them are you
Speaker 3: an American citizen? I mean, that's the easiest, the easiest
Speaker 3: answer in the world is every person needs to be asked,
Speaker 3: are you approved to me? You're an American? Citizen in
Speaker 3: order to me for me to give you a ballot.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's that simple, but that is not the
Speaker 3: law of the land. I try my best, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm I had a lot to do with no tax
Speaker 3: on chips. I had everything to do with no tax
Speaker 3: on seniors. That's my idea. No tax on social Security
Speaker 3: for seniors is my idea, given directly to the President,
Speaker 3: who immediately went ahead and used it and is now
Speaker 3: saying at every rally, no text on social Security for seniors.
Speaker 3: That is wayne roots idea.
Speaker 4: So I mean the idea I've.
Speaker 3: Got for illegals right now, I'm about to tell them
Speaker 3: because I asked President Trump to call me, and I
Speaker 3: did that on Monday. I called his office, said I
Speaker 3: really need to talk to him. I got some great
Speaker 3: ideas for him. And on Tuesday, I'm in my car
Speaker 3: and I'm driving to dinner at seven thirty at night,
Speaker 3: so it's ten thirty on the East coast. This guy
Speaker 3: works all day in a ten thirty at night phone
Speaker 3: rings that says no voter, no voter, I mean no
Speaker 3: caller ID, And I said no, so I'm not going
Speaker 3: to answer a phone. It says no caller ID. Side
Speaker 3: and answer it, and then it immediately goes to message.
Speaker 3: And I checked the voicemail and it's Hey, Wayne, it's
Speaker 3: your favorite president, Donald Trump. Can you give me a
Speaker 3: call back? You're the one who has to be to
Speaker 3: call you. Where are you? Man? Come on? So, I
Speaker 3: mean twenty four hours after I told the call. He
Speaker 3: called the next night and I haven't spoke to him yet,
Speaker 3: but hopefully i'll hear from again, you know, in the
Speaker 3: next day or two. One of the things I want
Speaker 3: to tell him Bill is he needs to announce now
Speaker 3: at every rally, the same way announced no tax on tips,
Speaker 3: samely announced no tax on Social Security for seniors. He
Speaker 3: needs to announce that we are going to prosecute every
Speaker 3: illegal alien that votes, and you're gonna be the first
Speaker 3: people we deport out of this country. I'm warning all
Speaker 3: of you, because you have to warn them that they're
Speaker 3: not gonna vote. If they vote, they will be deported
Speaker 3: in the first wave, along with the criminals, the felons,
Speaker 3: the murderers, and the rapists. You can't vote in America,
Speaker 3: and if we find you voted, we're gonna do an
Speaker 3: intensive search of every vote in this country. After I win,
Speaker 3: we're taking you out, you're leaving the country. So do
Speaker 3: not vote, or you will be deported, or you will
Speaker 3: spend five years in American yea, and then be deported.
Speaker 3: We've got to scare.
Speaker 4: The but Jesus out of them.
Speaker 3: And the joke is, if you know, if I say that,
Speaker 3: Democrats would say.
Speaker 1: What a terrible person, what a racers?
Speaker 3: Don't they say that illegal vote in the first place? Well,
Speaker 3: so so therefore what I'm saying shouldn't bother this.
Speaker 1: It's a felony to vote. It's a fallony. It's a
Speaker 1: felony to vote illegally. That the party that you know,
Speaker 1: the prosecutor Kamala Harris, I hate to say Kamala, I
Speaker 1: better say Kamala Harris. The prosecutor should love the fact
Speaker 1: the law is enforced and the law says you can't
Speaker 1: be illegal and vote. I would think she would say,
Speaker 1: I'll join with the President Donald Trump and making sure
Speaker 1: that's the statement. Is that ever gonna happen?
Speaker 3: No, No, it's never gonna happen.
Speaker 4: Let me let me, let me give you two more ideas.
Speaker 3: I want to be I want to be up front
Speaker 3: with my my fans on the Bill Honeyham Show with
Speaker 3: two other ideas I've got for President Trump. So no
Speaker 3: text on tips, no tax on seniors, and so security.
Speaker 3: I wanted to add to no tax on overtime. Let's
Speaker 3: get a mat cold work it again. If you work
Speaker 3: forty hours a week, great, I want your tax to
Speaker 3: be as low as possible for those forty hours. But
Speaker 3: once you are asked to work overtime, no tax on
Speaker 3: your overtime. And you know what that would mean. Everyone
Speaker 3: would look forward to working fifty and sixty hours a week.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't America be great? We'd all be working again. You'd
Speaker 3: be looking to more production, people rewarded for work. So
Speaker 3: no tax in overtime. And here's one more, because when
Speaker 3: you talk about no tax on tips, you're talking about
Speaker 3: getting twelve million votes, twelve million waiters, waitresses, service employees.
Speaker 3: When you talk about no tax on seniors, that's sixty
Speaker 3: five million votes. And when you talk about and god
Speaker 3: knows how many there are for no tax on overtime,
Speaker 3: it's pretty much every working man or woman in America.
Speaker 3: You get their votes. And let me give you one more.
Speaker 3: With sixty million voters, I want him to propose a
Speaker 3: income tax credit for military veterans. Great. So just like
Speaker 3: if you're a parent, you automatically get two thousand dous
Speaker 3: your taxes right on the top, why shouldn't a military
Speaker 3: veteran get two thousand off your taxes right at the top.
Speaker 3: Why shouldn't there be a tax credit for the rest
Speaker 3: of your life for having been in the military and
Speaker 3: served your country and risked your life to the United
Speaker 3: States of America. That's sixteen million military veterans who would
Speaker 3: say thank you with a vote for President Trump. I'm
Speaker 3: looking to put together a coalition to win this election,
Speaker 3: and I think that's the way to do it. No
Speaker 3: text sun tips, no tax on seniors, no tax on
Speaker 3: overtime at a tax credit for military veterans. Those are
Speaker 3: Wayne Room's ideas well.
Speaker 1: Get them to the president immediately. I got to get
Speaker 1: onto this one issue. I want to talk about the
Speaker 1: Red State Attorney general. She ever call him up at
Speaker 1: root for America dot com. But on Wednesday, September the
Speaker 1: eighteenth Judge murshawan we forget about him, has denied all
Speaker 1: the motions to a delay sentencing to after the election.
Speaker 1: He's denied the motions to grant a new trial and
Speaker 1: throughout the indictment because after the US Supreme Court ruling
Speaker 1: on presidential immunity, the whole case in New York has
Speaker 1: thrown out. There were numerous White House employees of the
Speaker 1: president that testified. They can't testify. That's gone. And what
Speaker 1: happens on the eighteenth of September. If Marshawn sends him
Speaker 1: to prison.
Speaker 2: Well, look, you know I wrote a column.
Speaker 3: It doesn't solve that problem, Becau. There's nothing I could
Speaker 3: do about marchhad Although he's another one that should be
Speaker 3: indicted for treason by red state attorney generals. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's a judge that is off the reservation.
Speaker 5: He's out of his mind.
Speaker 3: He's got Trump to arrangement syndrome. He refuses to accuse
Speaker 3: despite the fact that his daughter's made millions of dollars
Speaker 3: both with Adam Schiff and with Kamala Harris. It's a joke,
Speaker 3: it's a travesty, and there's no way the man shouldn't
Speaker 3: be taken off the case. And you can't do it
Speaker 3: in New York. But I use that as a win
Speaker 3: for all of us. In my most recent column, I said, look,
Speaker 3: the president has been set. If you are a judge
Speaker 3: in a blue state and you're a liberal or a communist, right,
Speaker 3: and you're in that blue state, you can do whatever
Speaker 3: you want. You're an ag or a judge, you're a jury,
Speaker 3: you're a DA you get away with murder. You could
Speaker 3: do whatever you want. You could indict a Sam Sandwich
Speaker 3: as long as dam Sandwich is a Republican. Everybody applauds
Speaker 3: and says it's great. No one in New York seems
Speaker 3: to be raised in a ruckus that New York State
Speaker 3: is now a communist state and they're persecuting conservatives like
Speaker 3: Donald Trump. First civil Court where they try to take
Speaker 3: five hundred million dollars away from them for nothing, and
Speaker 3: then criminal work thirty four fellowties for nothing, and no
Speaker 3: one seems to care in New York. And there's nothing
Speaker 3: you could do about it. On the federal level. You
Speaker 3: can't impede on a state. The state is out of control.
Speaker 3: Why can't red.
Speaker 4: States do the exact same thing.
Speaker 3: Take it to the president has been set and literally
Speaker 3: indict Kabala Harris and indict Tim Walls. Tim Walls is
Speaker 3: the low hanging fruit a red state ag like Ohio.
Speaker 3: I didn't even Mentioniowa with my column. I mentioned you know, Florida, Texas.
Speaker 3: What are really red states? Alabama, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina.
Speaker 3: I don't know. There's a lot of at state's Oklahoma, Utah, Missouri,
Speaker 3: those red states that have a big red voter. You know,
Speaker 3: a large amount of red voters, so that they're never
Speaker 3: going to be mad at the red state. A ninety
Speaker 3: nation Indie Tim Walls for stolen valor. It's the easiest indictment.
Speaker 2: In world history.
Speaker 3: The guy lied, it's a fact. He lied about his rank,
Speaker 3: he lied about where he served, heed a light about
Speaker 3: carry weapons in.
Speaker 1: A war zone.
Speaker 3: He was not in Afghanistan, he was not in Iraq.
Speaker 3: He lied about everything that is stolen valor. It's it's
Speaker 3: it's a fact. So indice him right now, this minute,
Speaker 3: during the campaign. Not only have they set the president
Speaker 3: that you can go after President Trump, you can go
Speaker 3: after the president during a campaign.
Speaker 1: Right in the run up to the campaign sentence sentence
Speaker 1: Trump during the well when Allen once again we have
Speaker 1: thirty seconds left, the column has flashed out on red
Speaker 1: state ags and died Vice President Harris and also Tim Wallas,
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Speaker 9: At least when I was Attorney Generald California and I
Speaker 9: won and I know how powerful they are, and I
Speaker 9: know what they're doing, and I know their business model.
Speaker 9: So my plan as a candidate for president on the
Speaker 9: issue drug prices is as follows. We are gonna set
Speaker 9: drug prices based on fair market. So essentially what we're
Speaker 9: gonna do, and you know, visit the website if you
Speaker 9: if you will, and if not, I can get you
Speaker 9: some documents. But essentially, what we're gonna do is set
Speaker 9: drug prices so that American consumers are charged a price
Speaker 9: for drugs that is the average price that's being charged
Speaker 9: around the globe.
Speaker 10: And you're gonna and there's a huge difference, insulin being
Speaker 10: an example. The other thing is this, If people don't
Speaker 10: want to cooperate with that, I'm also gonna do the
Speaker 10: next thing, which is this, A lot of drugs, prescription
Speaker 10: medication was born out of federal funding for the research
Speaker 10: and development of that drug, your taxpayer dollars. So for
Speaker 10: any drug where they failed to pay by our rules,
Speaker 10: and if that drug came about because of federal funding
Speaker 10: for what's called R and D research and development, I
Speaker 10: will snatch their patent.
Speaker 2: So that we will take over. And yes we can
Speaker 2: do that, Yes, yes we can do that.
Speaker 3: Yes, we can do that.
Speaker 2: It's what it's.
Speaker 1: Hell quiet and I'm I'm broadcasting God segment a dictator.
Speaker 2: Snatch the patent.
Speaker 1: We're going to that patent. She can't do that. Gat
Speaker 1: tell Lily that we're gonna snatch your patent. Yeah, if
Speaker 1: you don't set the prices we tell you to set
Speaker 1: for your products, we're gonna snatch the patent. We can't
Speaker 1: do that, can he not legally? But maybe authoritarian order
Speaker 1: executive order of Kamala the headhunter has a riot?
Speaker 11: Has a riot started in Chicago yet? Or they wait
Speaker 11: until the night and the nighttime is the bright time.
Speaker 11: They're warming up, and they're warming up right now. They're
Speaker 11: getting ready.
Speaker 1: One hundred thousand, by the way, fund to bite iran
Speaker 1: Ama sympathizers marching around to destabilize our government, our way
Speaker 1: of life, and we're putting up with it. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: We're gonna snatch their patents. We'll take care of them,
Speaker 1: and we're gonna tell Rodney McMullan the Kroger, this is
Speaker 1: what you can charge for a pound of hamburger. He says,
Speaker 1: Hold up there, wait a minute. We got six or
Speaker 1: seven steps before that hamburger goes into the end of
Speaker 1: the case. Right, we got six, or we got the
Speaker 1: guy growing the pig or the cow. Right, we have
Speaker 1: the processors, we have the warehouse men, we have the
Speaker 1: packaging and all their costs. By the time I get
Speaker 1: a pound of hamburger, all these other costs have been
Speaker 1: built in. And you're telling me that that doesn't count.
Speaker 1: It doesn't count. I have to sell it below what
Speaker 1: it cost me to buy it. How long can we
Speaker 1: do that? Not worry? No long lines? Bankruptcies and starvation.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris wants you to starve to death, live frozen
Speaker 1: in the wintertime, heat yourself to death in the summertime,
Speaker 1: have no food to eat, and no patents. The drug
Speaker 1: companies will say, you know what, we're out of business.
Speaker 1: We lose our patents. I'm going to snatch the patent segment.
Speaker 1: And they worry about Donald Trump being an authoritarian? Are
Speaker 1: you kidding me? We're going to snatch the patent.
Speaker 11: Then I saw her getting off of the Air Force
Speaker 11: the helicopter the other day. She's saluting it everything else,
Speaker 11: like she's already in charge.
Speaker 1: She thinks she is. Someone's gotta tell Joe Biden, he's
Speaker 1: not going to be the president. Well, they ran him
Speaker 1: out of town. Didn't he realize that yet? Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: conducted a bloodless coupe talking about the insurrection. That's the
Speaker 1: New York Times. They did that. That Joe Biden, that
Speaker 1: was an insurrection, thank you, But the media doesn't call
Speaker 1: it a say no, no no. And by the way,
Speaker 1: the House Impeachment Committee found evidence of criminal activity by
Speaker 1: President Joe Biden and recommended impeachment. Did the media cover
Speaker 1: that last week?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: Babanah, unbelievable. Andy mac gill, Lndy mack in here.
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Speaker 11: Let's see after Kansas City outscored the Reds twenty eight
Speaker 11: to three in their sweep of the series, Willie, the
Speaker 11: Reds have now gotten into Canada no trouble.
Speaker 1: First of three tonight up against the Blue Jays.
Speaker 11: What about Joey Vardo six o seven Sports Talk and
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Speaker 11: after the game, Hunter Green about It fifteen day I
Speaker 11: l with right elbow Sorenis on Saturday?
Speaker 1: Does any another Tommy John? The Reds say the MRI
Speaker 1: look good, but too soon to offer a time timetable
Speaker 1: when the Reds ace could return.
Speaker 11: You want to bet, well, you're speaking of Joey Vano.
Speaker 11: Let's see a Triple A Buffalo. In fourteen games so far,
Speaker 11: he is six for thirty nine, batting one fifty four
Speaker 11: on the interstate.
Speaker 1: That's better than Marte.
Speaker 11: A home run, seven walks, twenty strikeouts through the Toronto
Speaker 11: system of Rookie A and Triple A and eighty two abs.
Speaker 11: The former National League MVP is hitting one seventy one.
Speaker 1: He will, I guess what's Marte hitting? And I don't know.
Speaker 1: Let's find out. I bet he's hitting about one fifty.
Speaker 11: Well, well, the whole team's not doing the greatest.
Speaker 1: How do you lose to Kansas kind of an okay
Speaker 1: ball twenty eight to three?
Speaker 11: I mean, well, they got some good players, Willie Perez
Speaker 11: at Bobby Witt, few other ones.
Speaker 1: What about the rest?
Speaker 11: And then there is day Ron Blanco. He's probably gonna
Speaker 11: be the American League Player of the week. All of
Speaker 11: a sudden, he's at He had three home runs in
Speaker 11: three in two days, coming out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: Speaking of that, where is the player of the week Louisville?
Speaker 1: Where's that guy down in Louisville? Where is he? The outfielder? Reees?
Speaker 1: Where house? Still?
Speaker 11: He's still down there. They don't need outfielders, they need
Speaker 11: somebody else.
Speaker 1: What do they need? Everything? So let's see, uh what
Speaker 1: else is going on here? Oh? I got the team
Speaker 1: batting here, I just posed. Okay, see what it is
Speaker 1: we got?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Well, Stevenson is hitting two forty, he's doing pretty good
Speaker 1: so far. How about Cees d L He's yeah, he's done,
Speaker 1: done for the year two twenty and Marte is hitting
Speaker 1: one sixty two. That's above Voto. Once Voto hitting one
Speaker 1: fifty four at Triple A. He fits in. Then we
Speaker 1: just saying, whatever happened to Noel the first Noel Marte?
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know. I don't know what to
Speaker 1: tell you. Well, would the Rets accept Joey Vado back
Speaker 1: for maybe the last two weeks of the season to
Speaker 1: honor him with a bobble head? Would you would you
Speaker 1: get a Joey Vodo babble? Can you say Joey Vodo
Speaker 1: babble quick? Three times?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 11: Please continue tennis out in Mason, the home of the
Speaker 11: transmitter in the Comets. It's championship Monday, YEP at the
Speaker 11: Cincinnati Open, the women's final of three o'clock.
Speaker 1: Here we go.
Speaker 11: Third seeded Arena Sabolenka will take on six seed Jessica Pagoula.
Speaker 1: Not just say that, wouldn't bet at all? Sable Linka,
Speaker 1: I've been I've been practicing for three days. John Barrett
Speaker 1: would be happy with that. Thank you. Tonight it's it's
Speaker 1: after six.
Speaker 11: Men's fine and this was unbelieva that Yonick Cinner I
Speaker 11: thought was done last night?
Speaker 1: Was Zarev? I mean in the third set? And he
Speaker 1: comes back unbelievable.
Speaker 11: Andy Back, top seed, will take on American Francis Tioffo
Speaker 11: coming up at six.
Speaker 1: What about the doubles team? Can you pronounce their names?
Speaker 1: Nor Goe Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits
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Speaker 1: in northern Kentucky. The Bengals are on the practice field
Speaker 1: today Joint workout against those Colts tomorrow. No fights in
Speaker 1: Chicago because it was raining. Thee wasn't much fighting at all,
Speaker 1: thank you. And then preseason Game three Bengals and Colts
Speaker 1: Thursday night on ESPN fifteen thirty the Home of Tony
Speaker 1: Pike and one O two point seven WEBN the Home
Speaker 1: of Shroom. I'm kind of a numbers guy. Reds lose
Speaker 1: twenty eight to three. Bengals lose twenty seven to three.
Speaker 1: Right think the runs put them together with the points
Speaker 1: that's fifty five to six. Since not good? What if
Speaker 1: the Reds played the Bengals? They have too many people hurt.
Speaker 11: College football Miami RedHawks kicker Graham Nicholson has been named
Speaker 11: today the Associated Press All American Team.
Speaker 1: Let's see high school football.
Speaker 11: Skyline Chiley Crosstown Showdown celebrates its twenty seventh anniversary this fall,
Speaker 11: and to kick it all off, a renewal of the
Speaker 11: rivalry of rivalries.
Speaker 1: What is it? Greater Cincinnati Football Powers? Moler v.
Speaker 11: Princeton? What Pat Mankus WI Field? Friday, August twenty third,
Speaker 11: This Friday, I'm taking right now, Mohler Princeton.
Speaker 1: I'm taking Big Mow to beat the Vikes. Okay, if
Speaker 1: you want to bet a hot fut Sunday, I'll take
Speaker 1: the Vikes and got to MARCUSO is he coaching again?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: I go ahead, let's see.
Speaker 11: Also, Tyler Reddick in the McDonald's Toyota Today holds off
Speaker 11: William Byron in overtime, second win of the season, the
Speaker 11: rain delayed NASCAR Cup race at Michigan and sad news
Speaker 11: will he you know this as a talk show host.
Speaker 11: The man that got it started, you know, had a
Speaker 11: Dayton Ohio. Phil Donahu passed away at eighty eight.
Speaker 1: He started it all well before Oprah, Yep or Jowry.
Speaker 1: He got it going. He got it done in Phil
Speaker 1: Donau eighty eight years old, led a good life. He
Speaker 1: got all eighteen holes plus. You bring that out. Elmer Hensler,
Speaker 1: the legendary Queen City Sausage founder, met his maker a
Speaker 1: few days ago. Big ceremony at Gata Heaven Cemetery on Saturday.
Speaker 1: It was I'm told I had an event that I
Speaker 1: could not get myself out of because I had people
Speaker 1: coming in from out of town to do it. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: I'm told by Sean Donovan others it was an event
Speaker 1: worthy of Elmer Hensler, who played all eighteen holes and
Speaker 1: a few extra correct. There was no one who made
Speaker 1: better sausage and cared more about Cincinnati and worked harder
Speaker 1: in his life than Elmer Hensler, the king of Queen
Speaker 1: City Sausage. And may he rest in peace in the
Speaker 1: arms that got all my amen. It's all I can
Speaker 1: say to Elmer. A life well led and a step
Speaker 1: daughter and husband are going to continue the passion for
Speaker 1: sausage that Elmer had for some sixty years. Excellent, no
Speaker 1: question about it. And my good friend Sean Donovan, former
Speaker 1: Chief Deputy of Hamilton County aka the Chief under the
Speaker 1: leadership of John Kraft, did one heck of a eulogy.
Speaker 1: The magic Man was there doing some magic tricks in
Speaker 1: the back with IRV Honkey, and it's just a wonder
Speaker 1: king of Western Bowl. Yes, I sent my wife, the
Speaker 1: People's Judge, as an ambassador, and all I can say
Speaker 1: is Elmer Henzler, congratulations on a life well led. I
Speaker 1: second that emotion. That's all you can do. And lastly,
Speaker 1: I know Segment you're a big fan, of course of
Speaker 1: the Reds going forward. I think there's thirteen home games left.
Speaker 1: Do you have hope?
Speaker 11: Always Willie until well that the AP puts that X
Speaker 11: now to the Reds in the standard.
Speaker 1: Do you have hope?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: What if the Reds played the Bengals? Who it's better
Speaker 1: than the White Sox they got?
Speaker 11: They got eliminated over the weekend, the earliest ever a
Speaker 11: team has been eliminated for the playoffs.
Speaker 1: The White Sox stink well, the red swept the White Sox.
Speaker 1: Did they get Ben Att Tendy and right? Get him here?
Speaker 1: And somehow gets Kyle Schwarber and left? Get him here?
Speaker 1: Get him here. That's all I can say. Get Barry
Speaker 1: Larkin out of retirement, get him in the game. Chie
Speaker 1: pitching coach, the cowboy Jeff Brentley ran into Joe Walder
Speaker 1: in the hallway. I said, Joe, they need you on
Speaker 1: the line. They got the Bengals are now having offensive
Speaker 1: line problems, aren't they? What about Mims? What can you
Speaker 1: tell me about Mems? He's out for weeks a few weeks,
Speaker 1: got a bad peck.
Speaker 11: The organizers of marches and rounds have already started.
Speaker 1: Here we go one hundred thousand. All I can say
Speaker 1: segment I have coming up next, Will Sharf. You may say,
Speaker 1: who is Will Sharf? Who is Will Sharf. He's the
Speaker 1: main attorney for Donald Trump. What we contacted a certain
Speaker 1: noted family member, a son, and he said, what about
Speaker 1: Will Sharp. I said, I'll get him on. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna call him in his law office in Saint Louis.
Speaker 1: And he's the one headquartering the quarterback and hall of
Speaker 1: the litigation involving Donald Trump and what it means and
Speaker 1: where we go from here we go. Judge Murshawn sentenced
Speaker 1: Trump to prison on September eighteenth. Will he be doing
Speaker 1: a hard time? Daddy, hard time? No, say get me
Speaker 1: out of the suture report? Please? Will he?
Speaker 11: On this Monday, April or August the nineteenth, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 11: we say happy birthday to the one and only great
Speaker 11: seventy eight Anthony Munos.
Speaker 1: How old is he? Sixty six years young?
Speaker 11: Today for Anthony Munho's Pro Football Hall of Famer and
Speaker 11: great Bengal.
Speaker 1: And also today is the wedding anniversary of my son
Speaker 1: Evan Cunningham to Jenny Cunningham. So if you know either
Speaker 1: one of them, call them and tell each of them
Speaker 1: they're the Bill Cunningham Citizens of the Day. For Jenny
Speaker 1: to spend twenty four years that my son's a big deal. Congratulations, Jenny. Segment,
Speaker 1: get me out of the Stuge Report, please, will you
Speaker 1: have the attorney for the Trumpster coming up with the strategies.
Speaker 11: Willie and utter of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 11: tri State. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 11: the stud Report.
Speaker 1: I talk about it being halftime in America. We're a
Speaker 1: touchdown down and I kind of like Gadya being a
Speaker 1: little bit behind us. Well, I'm looking at coach walls
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 10: I'm looking at coach walls.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a liar who a lot of Minneapolis
Speaker 1: to burn. That's what I'm looking at. Segment. Thank you
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Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW. Just ready to win your way, Bill
Speaker 1: cunning in the Great American. One of Donald Trump's great
Speaker 1: personal civil slash criminal attorneys is Will Scarf. He's been
Speaker 1: out it for many years, and I've seen him in
Speaker 1: many of the cable shows and honored to have him
Speaker 1: with us now. And Will Scarf, welcome to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Let's talk first of all about these allegations
Speaker 1: that the Supreme Court's decision about a month or so
Speaker 1: ago would allow any president to act in a criminally
Speaker 1: reckless fashion without consequence. Can you give us an overview
Speaker 1: of the three buckets, so to speak? The US Supreme
Speaker 1: Court said, in which a president's operates with absolute immunity
Speaker 1: or presumptive immunity or no immunity, please inform the American people.
Speaker 5: Sure.
Speaker 12: So, it's important to understand the backdrop of the Supreme
Speaker 12: Court's presidential immunity opinion, which is a case from nineteen
Speaker 12: eighty two to nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 4: Called Nixon v.
Speaker 5: Fitzgerald.
Speaker 12: In that case, the Court said that in the civil context,
Speaker 12: a president has absolutely immunity from civil suit for any
Speaker 12: acts that fall within the outer perimeter of.
Speaker 4: His responsibilities as president.
Speaker 12: That's to ensure that after a president leaves office, private
Speaker 12: parties can't just sue a president over decisions that he
Speaker 12: made that they may not have liked. That's been the
Speaker 12: law for decades. All we were really asking the Supreme
Speaker 12: Court to do in Trump the United States was to
Speaker 12: apply a similar standard in the criminal context. For obvious reasons,
Speaker 12: you can't end up with a situation where the day
Speaker 12: any president leaves office, any hostile prosecutor can attempt to
Speaker 12: indict him over his official acts in office, and the
Speaker 12: Supreme Court largely agreed with us. So, as you said,
Speaker 12: they separated a president's conduct into three different buckets.
Speaker 5: First for purely private.
Speaker 12: Conduct, for acts that a president takes that really have
Speaker 12: nothing to do with his status as president, the Court.
Speaker 5: Held that there's no immunity at all.
Speaker 12: So one historical example of that that actually came up
Speaker 12: during briefing is the fact that Ulysses S. Grant was
Speaker 12: ticketed while he was president for illegally carriage racing in Washington,
Speaker 12: d c. So in that it's sort of like the
Speaker 12: drag racing of the eighteen hundreds. In that case, that
Speaker 12: purely private conduct immunity doesn't apply. A president would be
Speaker 12: susceptible to prosecution for that the day that he leaves
Speaker 12: office at the absolute cores of presidential power in areas
Speaker 12: where a president's authority is not checkable by Congress, where
Speaker 12: a president has absolute authority under the Constitution. In contrast,
Speaker 12: the Supreme Court said that a president has absolute immunity.
Speaker 12: So an example of that would be that this is
Speaker 12: raised in the Supreme Court's opinion, a president's power to
Speaker 12: appoint or dismiss of office holders, that that that serve
Speaker 12: at his pleasure. That's the core constitutional function of the presidency.
Speaker 12: Absolute immunity applies with respect to to the sort of
Speaker 12: the middle category of activities. Then that's activities that fall
Speaker 12: within the outer perimeter of a president's responsibilities but aren't
Speaker 12: within that core inalienable article to presidential power bucket. The
Speaker 12: Court said that there's a presumption of immunity, that there's
Speaker 12: a rebuttable presumption that a president has immunity, but that
Speaker 12: that presumption can be rebutted if you show that the
Speaker 12: president acted so far outside the scope of his presidential
Speaker 12: duties that these really weren't presidential acts. So that's the
Speaker 12: system that the Supreme Courts set up, and it's actually
Speaker 12: a very carefully balanced system that we were very happy with,
Speaker 12: and the I believe will do a lot both to
Speaker 12: protect the power of the presidency and the institution of
Speaker 12: the presidency in the years ahead, and also just clarify
Speaker 12: the law around when and how a president can be
Speaker 12: held criminally responsible for his various acts while he's in office.
Speaker 1: So if a president, say Joe Biden orders to withdraw
Speaker 1: from Afghanistan and thirteen brave American soldiers are killed or
Speaker 1: murdered by suicide bombers. That is a core constitutional responsibility
Speaker 1: as commander in chief. So even if Joe Biden might
Speaker 1: be criminally negligent or recklessly negligent for his behavior, he
Speaker 1: can't be prosecuted while in office or after leaving office.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, if Joe Biden or the next
Speaker 1: president would sneak out of the office at nine and
Speaker 1: rob a bank, that is not a core duty, that
Speaker 1: is not presumed, that is something completely outside, he can
Speaker 1: be criminally prosecuted after he leaves office. The second bucket
Speaker 1: is presumed rebuttable. So in the criminal cases involving Jack Smith,
Speaker 1: he's got one in DC which relates to January the sixth,
Speaker 1: He's got one in Florida relating to mar A Lago.
Speaker 1: And I would assume if it's a federal cases, then
Speaker 1: one must have a hearing to determine whether or not
Speaker 1: a pre trial, which even is is admissible, and which
Speaker 1: even is not admissible, And then the three buckets must
Speaker 1: be pulled out and saying okay, and mar Lago, it's
Speaker 1: a core presidential responsibility in the Presidential Records Act to
Speaker 1: do and not do certain things. And I would think
Speaker 1: in mar A Lago and in the Washington DC case,
Speaker 1: even though Shunkin, the judge in Washington seems to want
Speaker 1: to proceed quickly, must she have an evident you're hearing
Speaker 1: to determine what witnesses can testify and which witnesses cannot
Speaker 1: testify and what that tank both cases.
Speaker 12: So, first of all, mar A Lago, the documents case
Speaker 12: has now been dismissed on the grounds that Jack Smith
Speaker 12: is unconstitutionally appointed and funded. Jack Smith's going to appeal
Speaker 12: that up to the Eleventh Circuit. That process is going
Speaker 12: to take a while. But those constitutional issues with Jacksmith's
Speaker 12: appointment are very serious, and Justice Thomas actually raised those
Speaker 12: in his concurrence in our presidential immunity.
Speaker 5: Case with respect to DC.
Speaker 12: The Supreme Court's actually very clear here, and this is
Speaker 12: something that caught kind of the mainstream.
Speaker 5: Media by surprise, although.
Speaker 12: We always anticipated it would be a major issue. The
Speaker 12: Supreme Court said that even in a prosecution for non
Speaker 12: immune conduct. So even if you're attempting to prosecute a
Speaker 12: president for his private conduct, you cannot use as evidence
Speaker 12: immune act acts for which a president has immunity. So
Speaker 12: in DC, even though Jack Smith may argue that this
Speaker 12: was private conduct not official conduct, that doesn't mean that
Speaker 12: he can use evidence of official conduct to support his case.
Speaker 12: So the Supreme Court, for example, said that President Trump
Speaker 12: considering replacing the leadership at the Department of Justice to
Speaker 12: investigate election frauder or during the Department of Justice to
Speaker 12: investigate election fraud, that would be conduct for which he's
Speaker 12: absolutely immune, and therefore that conduct can't form part of
Speaker 12: jack Smith's case in d C. Similarly, public statements that
Speaker 12: the President made other acts that underlie that DC indictment,
Speaker 12: the Supreme Court said, are subject to presumptive immunity, and
Speaker 12: therefore they cannot be used as evidence in that DC prosecution.
Speaker 12: That's all going to have to get worked out by
Speaker 12: Judge Chutkin before this case proceeds to trial, and the
Speaker 12: timeline for that seems to continue to elongate.
Speaker 4: We were expecting.
Speaker 1: Six who knows long time.
Speaker 12: We were expecting a hearing, at least an initial hearing
Speaker 12: in the middle of this month that's now been pushed off.
Speaker 12: I think DOJ is very confused as to how to
Speaker 12: proceed here. And certainly, if President Trump wins in November,
Speaker 12: which I believe he will, by the time he takes
Speaker 12: office in January, this case will not have been anywhere
Speaker 12: close to trial, will not even be near that stage.
Speaker 1: One of Trump's attorney's roll scarf. Let's move on to
Speaker 1: Judge Jan Mrshawn, who's held been and sentencing the President,
Speaker 1: I think to prison, and the motions have been filed
Speaker 1: to dismiss the case and to recuse himself because Judge
Speaker 1: Mrshawn's daughter has made tens of millions of dollars and
Speaker 1: trolling around liberal donors to donate to various Democratic candidates.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, there were several witnesses who worked in the
Speaker 1: White House with the President that testified in the state
Speaker 1: case involving Judge Mrshon. Wouldn't their testimony necessarily need to
Speaker 1: be excluded? And how can you proceed to sentencing when
Speaker 1: the trial itself is so tainted.
Speaker 12: So this is an argument that we now have before
Speaker 12: Judge Murshon, and it's important to understand the context. We
Speaker 12: knew that the presidential immunity issue was before the Supreme
Speaker 12: Court long before this New York case came to trial
Speaker 12: in fact, oral argument in DC was conducted while trial.
Speaker 5: Was ongoing in New York.
Speaker 4: We'd asked for this.
Speaker 12: Case to be continued to be pushed off until we
Speaker 12: knew what the Supreme Court was going to do on
Speaker 12: presidential immunity. The district's attorney's office and the judge in
Speaker 12: New York, Judge Rashaun, rejected that attempt, And now they've
Speaker 12: created a real pickle for themselves because introduced that trial
Speaker 12: is evidence that is clearly presidential conduct that is clearly
Speaker 12: subject to the Supreme Court's presidential immunity opinion. And unwinding
Speaker 12: that unringing that bell, as we believe now essentially impossible,
Speaker 12: we've moved to essentially overturn this whole case, the whole
Speaker 12: verdict here, the trial verdict on the basis of presidential
Speaker 12: immunity that they relied on.
Speaker 4: Evidence that they simply couldn't.
Speaker 5: Have relied on. But it's just important to note that.
Speaker 12: The thing that created this problem for them was their
Speaker 12: haste and the fact that they desperately wanted to get
Speaker 12: this case to trial as quickly as possible, I believe
Speaker 12: for political reasons. So now that's an issue that's going
Speaker 12: to be litigated in front of Judge Marsham. Typically, decisions
Speaker 12: on immunity are immediately appealable, so I would argue that
Speaker 12: if Judgementchon rules against this on immunity, we would have
Speaker 12: the right to appeal that decision, potentially all the way
Speaker 12: up to the US Supreme Court before sentencing and before
Speaker 12: a final judgment could be entered. In that case, that's
Speaker 12: an issue we're going to have to litigate in the
Speaker 12: coming weeks. The key dates to remember are September sixteenth,
Speaker 12: which is when we're expecting a ruling from judgementshon.
Speaker 4: On this immunity issue, and.
Speaker 12: Then September eighteenth, which is the scheduled sentencing date, although
Speaker 12: September eighteenth may end up getting pushed off. If we
Speaker 12: succeed at all on this immunity issue.
Speaker 1: You have to exhaust your state remedy. So on that issue,
Speaker 1: you have to go to the district and you have
Speaker 1: to go from the trial court to the first Appela court,
Speaker 1: then to the so called Supreme Court in New York,
Speaker 1: which is called the Court of Appeals. Then you've got
Speaker 1: to go to federal court. Isn't your best shot in
Speaker 1: federal court and wouldn't that take weeks to get there
Speaker 1: on the immunity issue.
Speaker 12: I mean, there are always ways to expedite appeals and
Speaker 12: to seek emergency relief. It really just depends on how
Speaker 12: Judge Murshaan decides.
Speaker 5: To deal with this case.
Speaker 12: We've obviously had a lot of success in the federal
Speaker 12: system for President Trump. We've won a number of cases
Speaker 12: at the US Supreme Court just this year, and then
Speaker 12: obviously having that case in Florida dismissed outright was a
Speaker 12: big victory for us as well. We've also had some
Speaker 12: successes in the New York appellate system, though the New
Speaker 12: York Appellate Division was actually pretty good to us. During
Speaker 12: the Tiss James New York Civil case, that was the
Speaker 12: purported civil fraud case that the New York AG's Office
Speaker 12: brought against us. We won four or five victories in
Speaker 12: front of the Appellate Division there, and we have that
Speaker 12: case up on appeal now in full. So I'm hopeful
Speaker 12: that fair judges will will see this case, We'll see
Speaker 12: the issues here and will rule the way that they should.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: Lastly, will Scarf, attorney for Donald Trump, Let's say, on
Speaker 1: the sixteenth of September, about about a month three and
Speaker 1: a half four weeks away. He brushes aside the important
Speaker 1: issues of immunity. Ah, that doesn't apply in this case.
Speaker 1: Obviously it does. He then precedes the sentencing two days later.
Speaker 1: And at that point I've said before that he's going
Speaker 1: to sentence him to prison. So let's say the worst
Speaker 1: possible thing happens. He brushes aside. More Shawn brushes aside.
Speaker 1: They bring us Supreme Court. He then says, we're preceding
Speaker 1: a sentencing, and he actually sends him to a sing
Speaker 1: sing or to Rikers Island. What do you do then?
Speaker 12: Well, I can't betray litigation strategy here, but I will
Speaker 12: say that we would plan to vigorously and quickly.
Speaker 5: Challenge any denial of.
Speaker 12: Our rights under the Supreme Court's immunity decision. And we
Speaker 12: will also quickly and vigorously challenge any sentence imposed, whether
Speaker 12: it's a sentence of incarceration or probation or anything like that,
Speaker 12: because we believe that that decision in New York, that
Speaker 12: the jury verdict was deeply viled of President Trump's rights,
Speaker 12: and it's just simply unsustainable on appeal. So we are
Speaker 12: going to continue fighting like hell for President Trump because
Speaker 12: he's always fought for us, and we believe the law
Speaker 12: is on our side.
Speaker 4: Here and that ultimately justice will win.
Speaker 5: In this case.
Speaker 1: Will Scarf, You're doing the Lord's work out there, and
Speaker 1: hopefully Judge Marshaun will say, you know what, this whole
Speaker 1: case was intertwined with presidential activities, with testimony the indictment
Speaker 1: phase and the grand jury, and then at the pet
Speaker 1: at the trial stage, it was interspersed constantly with White
Speaker 1: House personnel that testified, which at a minimum was presumed rebuttable.
Speaker 1: It was presumed he had presidential immunity which was rebuttable,
Speaker 1: and he never conducted those hearings because the case did
Speaker 1: not exist from the Supreme Court when the trial took place.
Speaker 1: When you try to stop this until the Supreme Court ruled,
Speaker 1: and of course that would not happen because Mrshawn and
Speaker 1: the Democrats were hell bent on getting that felony conviction
Speaker 1: so they can start yelling and screaming about a convicted felon,
Speaker 1: convicted fell and convicted felon irrespect of the facts. I'm confident,
Speaker 1: as a great American that you're going to win this case,
Speaker 1: and I pray to God the Lord's paying attention and
Speaker 1: brings peace to the land. And once again, Will Scarf,
Speaker 1: I've seen you repeatedly on cable, one of the great
Speaker 1: attorneys for Donald Trump. Good luck and God speed. Do
Speaker 1: you have any questions for me? Possibly in the rule
Speaker 1: in Shelley's case? Are possibly the rule against perpetuities?
Speaker 12: No, no, I appreciate it. It's sharp, by the way,
Speaker 12: but I really appreciate you having me on.
Speaker 4: And it's been a lot of fun talking about all this.
Speaker 1: All right, Joe soon, Attorney General Sharf, thank you very
Speaker 1: much for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. May God
Speaker 1: bless you and God bless America. Thank you very much,
Speaker 1: God bless you. Bill.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more and we'll see what happens. But
Speaker 1: they try to stop the New York case because there
Speaker 1: was a pending matter before the state Supreme Court and
Speaker 1: this local little trial court in New York City. Marshawn said, no, now,
Speaker 1: now I'm going to proceed with the trial. And now
Speaker 1: he stepped in it because he put on a lowed
Speaker 1: witnesses to testify that should not have testified because of
Speaker 1: the US Supreme Court case. Can you smell when I'm cooking?
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more Bill cunning in the Great American Live.
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Speaker 1: Bob Costas.
Speaker 11: Collinsworth was there, was there. I remember the day he
Speaker 11: came in. He started punching the buttons. He could even
Speaker 11: see the top of the top of the the console.
Speaker 1: He ran in and hit his head on the conte.
Speaker 1: I look at him now, he's like a man, Harry
Speaker 1: asked man.
Speaker 11: And he's sitting sitting in the front roe with Holly,
Speaker 11: Bob Costas and Al Michaels front row at the Olympics.
Speaker 1: Not a bad matchup, right there. Not a bad deal,
Speaker 1: not bad, not bad. Al Michaels came in to play
Speaker 1: one Neil Armstrong and golf and Chris calls out to
Speaker 1: gets the number of Neil Armstrong and calls Neil and says,
Speaker 1: would you mind? Would you hate to ask, but would
Speaker 1: you uh can we play golf with you? This is
Speaker 1: you got Al Michaels, Chris Collinsworth and Neil Armstrong. Neil says,
Speaker 1: you know what, I've always wanted to meet Al Michaels
Speaker 1: because of his call in the Olympics and about that.
Speaker 1: They played golf and Camargo and the rest is history.
Speaker 1: So Collinsworth is big time. We're just Georgia slips in
Speaker 1: the clog of life. Chicago police hope to avoid standoffs
Speaker 1: with right, look at that group. Can't wait to see
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Speaker 11: They say, most of the businesses there are all up borders,
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Speaker 1: business in the street? Right, I don't care. They hope
Speaker 1: to avoid standofs today with Democratic Activists to her Nuts segment,
Speaker 1: give me out of the Studge Report. We have too
Speaker 1: much going on and I'm concerned about uh. Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: talking about her economic plan and when asked how you're
Speaker 1: gonna pay for it. I'm not sure she answered the question.
Speaker 1: Better figure it out segment, give me out of the Studge.
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Speaker 1: Ludacris and maybe Snoop Dog doing some analysts and play
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Speaker 1: you have done that for five hundred.
Speaker 11: Thousand heck yeah, plus expenses, Bengo, would you have been there?
Speaker 11: Think he was staying at a motel six outside of Paris.
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