Speaker 1: Web site day that's pay enter it now.
Speaker 2: Bill cunning EMMI Great America, and welcome this Monday afternoon.
Speaker 2: The Tri State Reds Baseball kicks off about six oh
Speaker 2: five tonight. But the Red Sox, believe it or not,
Speaker 2: the Red Sox have a losing record and the Reds
Speaker 2: have won five of the past six series. Is look
Speaker 2: hotter than a firecracker, and we'll see what happens. They
Speaker 2: have three games in Boston, then they're often have three
Speaker 2: games in Philly, and they come home next week getting
Speaker 2: ready for the All Star break, and they have seven
Speaker 2: games and home against weak opponents. But nonetheless, the Reds
Speaker 2: are with a rocket right now, one of the best
Speaker 2: teams in baseball, which I find hard to believe on
Speaker 2: June thirtieth, but that's the case. But until then, the
Speaker 2: Speaker of the House in columbuses, of course, Matt Huffman
Speaker 2: from Allen County, Alana, home with the QP Burger and
Speaker 2: so much more. And Speaker of Huffman, welcome again to
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. And I asked you off the air.
Speaker 2: We do have white smoke over the Capitol, but there's
Speaker 2: also a possibility of the the Governor vetoing parts of this,
Speaker 2: which you can override with sixty and twenty house in
Speaker 2: the Senate. But one thing in Cincinnati which is bigger
Speaker 2: than Montana is the Bengals and the Browns now living
Speaker 2: in Lima. I'm not sure you care a lot about
Speaker 2: Bengals and Browns football. You probably care more about about
Speaker 2: the legacy of Leonard Rush and also Ohio State. But
Speaker 2: there's a lot of concern here that you're treating the
Speaker 2: Cleveland Browns differently by giving them the one hundreds of
Speaker 2: millions of dollars from unplayed funds, while the Bengal deal,
Speaker 2: which is an loi, is not yet signed, but it's
Speaker 2: a promise to sign. So can you tell the American
Speaker 2: people this Monday afternoon what is the status of the
Speaker 2: Bengals deal and the Browns deal and why one deal
Speaker 2: was approved the other other one wasn't unclaimed funds, etc.
Speaker 2: That was used instead of an additional tax on gaming
Speaker 2: many ways to fund that you came up with the
Speaker 2: unplaymed funds. Explained the deal to the American people.
Speaker 3: Well, first, the Bengals do have an opportunity to take
Speaker 3: advantage of this fund these unclaimed bond as as do
Speaker 3: other UH sports and cultural facilities. There's an entire track
Speaker 3: of things that people can do that that entities can
Speaker 3: do qualify and the Bengals can do that, as could
Speaker 3: the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and maybe some day the Symphony,
Speaker 3: Reds or fill in.
Speaker 1: Your favorite entity.
Speaker 3: So there will be a way for the Bengals to
Speaker 3: qualify like this there the Browns organ or the Browns program,
Speaker 3: of course, UH was was much different I think than
Speaker 3: probably any entity for a long time UH in that
Speaker 3: they they're putting in a couple of billion dollars of
Speaker 3: private money. But there is a there is an entire
Speaker 3: scheme in place for the Bengals to take advantage of this,
Speaker 3: and you know, I do think that this is the
Speaker 3: best way to do this. I didn't want to raise
Speaker 3: taxes the bond UH provisions that we use so often
Speaker 3: in other areas. We did that six hundred million dollars
Speaker 3: for the Brent Spence Bridge train insportation capital budgets we
Speaker 3: have We always have billions of dollars in bonds out there,
Speaker 3: but that would have added about an extra three hundred
Speaker 3: and thirty million dollars onto the cost of the taxpayer.
Speaker 3: The unclaimed funds is simply money that is sitting accumulating interest.
Speaker 3: We can't spend the interest. And the interesting thing about
Speaker 3: this one has about four point eight billion dollars. It's
Speaker 3: collecting about one hundred and ninety million in interest every year,
Speaker 3: and in non interest income it collected five hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty four million dollars only paid out one hundred and
Speaker 3: forty five The amount of money that's coming to this
Speaker 3: fund has skyrocketed over the past ten to fifteen years.
Speaker 3: I think the reason is people are losing their money
Speaker 3: on the internet place and it eventually gets turned into
Speaker 3: the state, so it's a good way to do it.
Speaker 3: We of course ensure that the Browns, the Bengals, anyone
Speaker 3: else taking advantage of this money will create enough new
Speaker 3: revenue to pay the fund back. The Owns can't get
Speaker 3: the money or anybody else until they show the tax
Speaker 3: Department and they show Office of Budget and Management that
Speaker 3: the project is viable and that the fund will recover
Speaker 3: its money.
Speaker 2: As far as the LOI that was signed a Lisia
Speaker 2: Reese County commissioner, and she served in the legislature for
Speaker 2: a long time, maybe when you were there, has set
Speaker 2: on our air repeatedly there's no deal, that there's an
Speaker 2: LOI letter of intent, And now the lawyers get together,
Speaker 2: the George Vincent types who's brilliant in Densmore and Alex
Speaker 2: trent Tefilu who works at Densmore gets together along with
Speaker 2: the Bengal lawyers. And the Bengal lawyers are undefeated, untied,
Speaker 2: unscored on hell. Mike Brown takes the Irs to tax
Speaker 2: court and beats the Irs and tax court. So these
Speaker 2: sets of lawyers are making one thousand bucks an hour
Speaker 2: and they're going to hash it out. Well, once they
Speaker 2: hash it out and say, okay, we really have a deal,
Speaker 2: there was a lot of a lot of confetti and
Speaker 2: a lot of drinking the champagne and were screaming, hollering
Speaker 2: and shouting about a week ago we got a deal,
Speaker 2: we got a deal. In reality, there's not a deal.
Speaker 2: There's an understanding in the future to maybe get a deal.
Speaker 2: But if the deal is signed, you're saying that the
Speaker 2: Bengals have the capability of getting that missing three hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty million dollars out of the state quote the
Speaker 2: unplaying funds. But the deal has got to be a
Speaker 2: real deal, has got to be examined, and it's got
Speaker 2: to be the model rule. Can you explain to the
Speaker 2: American people, Speaker Huffman, the model rule that has to
Speaker 2: be applied. If the Bengals take money, does that solidify
Speaker 2: them in Cincinnati? They say it's eleven years. They say
Speaker 2: it used to be a thirty year, now it's eleven
Speaker 2: Can you explain that to the American people?
Speaker 3: Sure so, But just to be clear, the amount of
Speaker 3: money that the Bengals and again anybody else building large
Speaker 3: facilities like this get, they would have to come and
Speaker 3: apply to the state for that fund and make sure
Speaker 3: that the taxes would pay back ultimately the money to
Speaker 3: the fund. And that's going to be dependent on whatever
Speaker 3: deal it is that the banks or the city, or
Speaker 3: the county or the NFL or whoever brings to the state.
Speaker 3: And they can convince them, hey, look state, now, whether
Speaker 3: it's three hundred and fifty or two hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: or whatever it is, based on what's in the statue,
Speaker 3: then someone will say, Okay, we're convinced that the folks
Speaker 3: at the Offston Budget Management, we're convinced we're going to
Speaker 3: get our money back. Here's the money, and here's all
Speaker 3: the parameters, but until there's an agreement, no one can say, oh,
Speaker 3: we're going to get this or we're going to get that.
Speaker 3: We basically modified the Midell rule to say that, you
Speaker 3: know what the state legislature's interested in is the state
Speaker 3: of Ohio. And in this particular case, this new facility
Speaker 3: in Cuyahoga County is built about one mile outside of
Speaker 3: the city limits. Brook Park is actually about the city
Speaker 3: of Cleveland. I don't think that was ever intended to
Speaker 3: do that now. I don't think the Browns are going
Speaker 3: to move to Akron or Blima, although that would be great.
Speaker 3: But what essentially does is it prevents, not just penalizes,
Speaker 3: but prevents teams who have signed agreements and taken state
Speaker 3: money from leaving the state of Ohio. And again, you
Speaker 3: know that's essentially what the new rule is, because you
Speaker 3: know before it was Cleveland only, Well, they can build
Speaker 3: this new facility there and it essentially serves the same population.
Speaker 3: And again, the state of Ohio is what we care about,
Speaker 3: not necessarily the lines in a particular county.
Speaker 2: So if and when the LOI becomes a real deal,
Speaker 2: it'll be eight thousand pages long. The lawyers will get
Speaker 2: their cut of the deal. It's going to be signed
Speaker 2: CEM delivered at that point the Hamlet County with the Bengals,
Speaker 2: and I guess the NFL apply to this fund to
Speaker 2: get three or four hundred million dollars. And if that happens,
Speaker 2: that's like the guarantee that the Bengals threat to move,
Speaker 2: which the Browns have done one time. They go went
Speaker 2: to Baltimore and Mike Bran one point showed up in
Speaker 2: Baltimore when the negotiations are going on. So if Ohio
Speaker 2: has put up this money, and this might be three
Speaker 2: to six months down the road, speaker Matt Hoffman, and
Speaker 2: they take the money, then it's going to be very
Speaker 2: difficult for the Bengals to leave. Is that fair to say?
Speaker 3: That's absolutely fair to say, yeah, yeah, And again the
Speaker 3: state isn't sitting here saying how can we give this
Speaker 3: money away or how can we make these deals individual communities.
Speaker 3: I mentioned the Columbus Symphony Orchestra because they have plans
Speaker 3: for a two hundred million dollar facility. They're not maybe Columbus,
Speaker 3: Franklin County other people can raise that money, right, but
Speaker 3: you know that's that's money that potentially they can apply
Speaker 3: for the fund and not just mega facilities, you know,
Speaker 3: like the Browns or the ones that we were just
Speaker 3: talking about. But but but other facilities which you know
Speaker 3: are going to course enhance our lifestyle and a lot
Speaker 3: of people want to come here and live. You know,
Speaker 3: this facility in Cleveland, it's going to be you know,
Speaker 3: state of the art, and I think you know, I
Speaker 3: think you and I agree that if the Bengals renovation happens,
Speaker 3: that it's going to be great for downtown wonder By
Speaker 3: the way, I'm a Reds fan, well I may.
Speaker 2: And at this point part of the deal, which isn't done,
Speaker 2: I want to say it as loud as I can.
Speaker 2: There is no deal between the county, the state, and
Speaker 2: the Bengals for this renovations. It's a promise to get
Speaker 2: an agreement down the road, which we hope happens. But
Speaker 2: also the Bengals are giving up a lot of control
Speaker 2: over the entire riverfront. That was stupid to give them
Speaker 2: control in the first place. It also opens up other
Speaker 2: events like Beyonce or maybe Taylor Swift to come back,
Speaker 2: and it opens up the ability of this new commission
Speaker 2: in Hambleton County to say Okay, we're going to use
Speaker 2: pay corpse stadium more. All that's good stuff. Will see
Speaker 2: what happens. Secondly, my friends in public education say, you're
Speaker 2: screwing public education by this forty percent carryover. Can you
Speaker 2: maybe in one paragraph explain why you're not screwing public
Speaker 2: education to put what does put those fears to rest?
Speaker 3: Well, First of all, public education is being funded an
Speaker 3: additional seven hundred million dollars through this budget. I had
Speaker 3: a reporter asked me last week. He said, what would
Speaker 3: you say to the people who are set with you
Speaker 3: for cutting funding to public education? And I said, I
Speaker 3: would tell them that they have been misinformed and they
Speaker 3: should be upset with anyone, including news outlets, that are
Speaker 3: telling them that in fact, public education is being cut.
Speaker 3: So here's what we're trying to do. There's a lot
Speaker 3: of we got real problems with facuting property tax. There
Speaker 3: are a lot of folks who are eliminated completely that
Speaker 3: may be on the ballot next year. And essentially what
Speaker 3: we've done is say, look, there are a lot of
Speaker 3: public school districts, not all of them, who are carrying over,
Speaker 3: who are getting tax money both from the state and
Speaker 3: local property and spending it they're spending a lot. You
Speaker 3: look at the amount of money, for example, that the
Speaker 3: Columbus Public schools are spending per child. They had a
Speaker 3: forty six percent carryover about four hundred million dollars that
Speaker 3: they didn't spend, and there are a lot of other
Speaker 3: school districts just like that. Of course, Columbus Public is
Speaker 3: way above average in terms of how much it'spent. There
Speaker 3: are other school districts like Bluffton in the Great Town
Speaker 3: of Blufton, Ohio, and Island County. They only spend twelve
Speaker 3: thousand dollars per kid. The average statewide is sixteen thousand,
Speaker 3: three hundred. Go check your local school district, see how
Speaker 3: much they're.
Speaker 2: Spending for twenty three thousand, the Cincinnai twenty three thousand.
Speaker 3: Well there you go. Now, I don't know what the
Speaker 3: carryover for Cincinnati is, but if it's more than forty percent,
Speaker 3: we're simply saying the school districts like I know, Columbus
Speaker 3: Orange School District, several others around the state. Look, all
Speaker 3: we're asking is at least return the money that you're
Speaker 3: not spending.
Speaker 1: We're not saying.
Speaker 3: Go back and get rid of you know, building wellness managers,
Speaker 3: which one of the school districts recently, someone told me
Speaker 3: they hired all the other you know things that school.
Speaker 3: It appears that public school districts spend money on that.
Speaker 3: No other no other governmental entity is spending the kinds
Speaker 3: of things that they're doing, right, And all we're saying
Speaker 3: is you keep spending as much money as as your
Speaker 3: local school board wants to do that. But if you
Speaker 3: have extra money that you're not using, at least return
Speaker 3: that to the taxpayer. And so we have school districts
Speaker 3: that are sixty eighty one hundred, one hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: percent carryovers, and in fact, the recommendation by school business
Speaker 3: officials is carry over at least twenty five percent. Now
Speaker 3: they're not going to put that in their talking points
Speaker 3: that they're going to send to Bill cunning In. So
Speaker 3: we have to do something about property taxes, because what
Speaker 3: are these schools going to do if this goes on
Speaker 3: the bow next year and pass it. It's going to pass.
Speaker 4: It's going to pass.
Speaker 2: In fact, I had one of your cohorts on who said, look,
Speaker 2: it's either property tax, income tax, or sales tax. And
Speaker 2: people hate all of them, the least hateful I guess
Speaker 2: is sales tax you pay a little bit. But one
Speaker 2: of your cohorts said to me that property taxes eliminated,
Speaker 2: that means the sales tax in each county would have
Speaker 2: to be about twenty percent and income taxes would double
Speaker 2: a triple. And you haven't had to confront this yet,
Speaker 2: But as the main guy in Columbus, what do you
Speaker 2: do if property taxes are voted down? In other words,
Speaker 2: you can't use them. They don't exist anymore. What's the
Speaker 2: sales tax and income tax look like?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't think that there's going to suddenly be
Speaker 3: a push to double income tax and sales tax. What
Speaker 3: we have are talent, and I've mentioned this last time
Speaker 3: was one thousands of local taxing entities, and you know
Speaker 3: people are willing to pay that apparently, but we may
Speaker 3: not be able to afford six hundred plus school districts
Speaker 3: and several hundred cities, townships and villages and all of
Speaker 3: the things that we pay for right now. And I
Speaker 3: think that if this passes next year, we're going to
Speaker 3: have to look at a restructuring of local government and
Speaker 3: how we do it. Now, everybody wants to have their
Speaker 3: own local school, Everybody wants their own police and fire department.
Speaker 3: You have to figure out how to pay for that.
Speaker 3: But if this thing passes next year, then what we're
Speaker 3: talking about in this budget is peanuts. People will be saying,
Speaker 3: where do I sign up for that plan that we
Speaker 3: had last year. I think that there is substantial property
Speaker 3: tax really, if not just in the carryovers situation, but
Speaker 3: there's a whole number of other things. We're eliminating emergency levees,
Speaker 3: renewal levees with increases, substitute levees, combined levees, all things
Speaker 3: that most of the public don't know about. They just
Speaker 3: end up saying, well, I'm the kids, so I'm going.
Speaker 2: To vote to the school left and they always pass
Speaker 2: and I can't. You're not You're in Allen County. In
Speaker 2: Hamlin County, we have mentally retarded my I use that
Speaker 2: term because it's in the statute. We have senior citizen levee,
Speaker 2: we have a zoo levee, we have the library level,
Speaker 2: we have the engine level. We got all these levees.
Speaker 2: We have eleven special levees that always win. Matt Hoffman,
Speaker 2: and no point does anyone ever vote against any of
Speaker 2: them because you got poor hungred kids to be fed,
Speaker 2: and the property tax is completely out of control, especially
Speaker 2: in Hamlin County. And you give us a shot to
Speaker 2: vote that down, we're going to do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Look, there's the other you know sort of improvements are this.
Speaker 3: If the school district has more than a one hundred
Speaker 3: percent general fund carryover, they're prohibited from going to the ballot.
Speaker 3: The school district can't increase tax revenues, which is some
Speaker 3: of the things that happen. They shift the purpose of
Speaker 3: the inside melage without they have to do it with
Speaker 3: the public meeting. And these are all sort of strange
Speaker 3: words to most people. But this how suddenly your taxes
Speaker 3: go up. You didn't vote for it. There wasn't a
Speaker 3: public meeting. Oh my guysh how did that happen? So
Speaker 3: you know the other thing that will happen, and it
Speaker 3: may not happen in the Cincinnati public schools, but in
Speaker 3: many places, people are going to show up at their
Speaker 3: school board and say, hey, wait a minute, you suddenly
Speaker 3: have this operating extra operating money and you put it
Speaker 3: into the permanent improvement fund, and now I don't get
Speaker 3: a tax cut because of that. Well, well, we're going
Speaker 3: to build a new building. Well, I would have liked
Speaker 3: to remodel my bathroom with that extra tax money. So
Speaker 3: there really needs to be a local involvement in what
Speaker 3: these taxes are. And you know, I'm just as guilt
Speaker 3: as there.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 3: You know, my local school ley comes up, I vote
Speaker 3: for in the park and all of those things. But
Speaker 3: you know, it's a There are a lot of people,
Speaker 3: of course, paying these taxes that don't get to vote,
Speaker 3: and there are a lot of people who don't pay
Speaker 3: the taxes who do get the vote right, And the
Speaker 3: question really needs to be what is it that we
Speaker 3: can do to make sure I think the current question
Speaker 3: is what do we do to ensure the public that
Speaker 3: next year's potential ballot initiative isn't necessary, that we've made
Speaker 3: the changes in this budget. And if folks aren't convinced,
Speaker 3: then were we are looking at local government armageddon next year?
Speaker 2: It will be armageddon. But nonetheless, I like the Tony Benders,
Speaker 2: rich and famous. My producer, he likes the two point
Speaker 2: seventy five percent cap on high income Americans so they
Speaker 2: pay less money in state taxes, which I like to
Speaker 2: a little bit. But Matt Huffman, we're going to have
Speaker 2: on the governor Tuesday or Wednesday. He's got till midnight
Speaker 2: tonight to veto line out in veto, it can be overruled,
Speaker 2: but you told me off the air. Depends what the
Speaker 2: issue is. You're not sure yet what's going to be vetoed,
Speaker 2: what's not. Then you get back together. The pow wow
Speaker 2: happens Tuesday and Wednesday, override the veto and away we go.
Speaker 2: But Speaker of the House, Matt Huffman, once again, thanks
Speaker 2: for setting the record straight, especially about the browns and angles.
Speaker 2: And you continue to have a great day. And thank you,
Speaker 2: mister speaking.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks Bill, God bless thank you very much.
Speaker 2: God bless ill. Let's continue with more. There you have it.
Speaker 2: So until there's a deal. Is there a deal with
Speaker 2: the Bengals watching the media, we got a deal. In reality,
Speaker 2: there's no deal. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 2: Last night a little week in Naples, Florida to recharge
Speaker 2: my battery. So I went to Naples, Florida because it
Speaker 2: was much cooler there than Cincinnati. That's changing now as
Speaker 2: I speak. Nonetheless, when I listen to Matt Huffman, et
Speaker 2: cetera talk, you have to understand there's no such a
Speaker 2: thing as a free lunch unless you're running for the
Speaker 2: mayor's position in the New York City area, which case
Speaker 2: Maldonnie gets a free lunch at someone else's expense. But
Speaker 2: when this issue comes up about real estate property tax,
Speaker 2: you give the American voter an opportunity to eliminate a
Speaker 2: property tax. Guess what they're going to do it. And
Speaker 2: my evidence for that is the great Rocky Boyman who's
Speaker 2: that right there about a month ago and said, my
Speaker 2: property tax bill is skyrocketing because of all the extra
Speaker 2: levees that we put on and everyone has passed all
Speaker 2: the time. Plus schools get more and more expensive. The
Speaker 2: main source of revenue for schools is the local property tax,
Speaker 2: and it's skyrocketed. There's ways of fixing it, such as
Speaker 2: over sixty five on a fixed income you get a break,
Speaker 2: maybe a homestead exemption one type or another, or that
Speaker 2: if you're a certain age over sixty or seventy that
Speaker 2: property taxes don't rise, et cetera. There's ways of doing that,
Speaker 2: and I think Matt Huffman, the Speaker of the House
Speaker 2: you just heard from, wants to implement a few of
Speaker 2: these ideas. But I think all of it will be
Speaker 2: a nulldy because if you put on the ballot this
Speaker 2: November or next May in the state of Ohio may
Speaker 2: not levery taxes on real estate whatsoever. And it's a
Speaker 2: constitutional amendment which cannot be affected by the legislature. Somehow,
Speaker 2: the billions and billions of dollars that schools received through
Speaker 2: the property tax, plus others, including about thirteen or fourteen
Speaker 2: levies in Hamlety County for every conceivable cause will all
Speaker 2: go away. It'll be zero.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: The lawmakers are going to give each each township or
Speaker 2: each city, each county a year or two to come
Speaker 2: up with an alternative system. It's either income tax, or
Speaker 2: it's real estate tax, or it's sales tax. Those are
Speaker 2: the three methods and means the government has to raise money.
Speaker 2: If you eliminate one property taxes, that means one lawmaker
Speaker 2: told me that the sales tax in Hamlety County, for example,
Speaker 2: would have to be about eighteen to twenty percent, while
Speaker 2: Boone and Boone Kenton Campbell, which of course is in Kentucky,
Speaker 2: they would be unaffected. So many people will continue the
Speaker 2: outflow from the city of Cincinnati and Hamlin County to
Speaker 2: northern Kentucky and to Butler, Claremont and the Warren County.
Speaker 2: But the difficulty is they're going to have the same problems.
Speaker 2: That is, how do you fund government if you can't
Speaker 2: use real estate taxes to do it. The special levees
Speaker 2: are a problem. Every time a special levee is on
Speaker 2: the ballot, whether it's the library or the zoo, or
Speaker 2: Senior Citizens levee or the Engaging Care levee or Engaging
Speaker 2: Care and getting free lawyers and free medical care. There's
Speaker 2: about thirteen or fourteen special levies. I don't think anyone's
Speaker 2: ever lost, not one time. They always pass. And that
Speaker 2: therefore the expenses of owning real estate continue to rise.
Speaker 2: And if you're in a good school district, like in
Speaker 2: a Deer Park or an Indian Hill or a Madeira,
Speaker 2: you know going in you're going to pay a lot
Speaker 2: of taxes. Or the city of Cincinnati is very high
Speaker 2: without much results. At least in Deer Park, Indian Hill,
Speaker 2: Wyoming Oak Hills, you have pretty good public schools. But
Speaker 2: when you pay high property taxes and have lous these schools. Fact,
Speaker 2: they're so bad you can't send your kid to school.
Speaker 2: You have to get a private schooling. If you can,
Speaker 2: you're going to afford it. It's a problem. So when
Speaker 2: you vote yes to eliminate all property taxes, the consequence
Speaker 2: will be a grossly increased income tax in municipalities and
Speaker 2: or grossly increased sales taxes, which will drive more people out.
Speaker 2: For example, if you want to buy a brand new Chevrolet,
Speaker 2: of course from Joseph Chevrolet, and the property tax, I
Speaker 2: think the excuse me? The sales tax, I don't know
Speaker 2: what it is, seven seven and a half percent. What
Speaker 2: if it's twenty percent or twenty five percent in Hamilton
Speaker 2: County and you need transportation? Are you going to buy
Speaker 2: the car in Indiana or in Kentucky and to save
Speaker 2: that five six, seven ten percent on a fifty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars car that's five thousand dollars. Of course you are.
Speaker 2: You're going to buy it in Covington. And so someone
Speaker 2: needs to and as Matt Huffman just said, this is
Speaker 2: going to be a big powwow if this thing passes,
Speaker 2: which should give townships like in Coal, Rain and Green
Speaker 2: and Sycamore the ability to levy income taxes. So one
Speaker 2: of the reasons the Great American lives in Kenwood is
Speaker 2: because of the way Sycamore Township is run by people
Speaker 2: like Tom Weedman. It's run very well by Tracy Schwegman
Speaker 2: and others. Its very well run, low cost township. What
Speaker 2: if there's a large income tax in Sycamore Township, well,
Speaker 2: Core Rain Township, It's going to cause people to vote
Speaker 2: with their feet and the moving vans to get the
Speaker 2: hell out. And so, yes, we need property tax reform. Secondly,
Speaker 2: do we need to eliminate the property tax and grossly
Speaker 2: increase the income and sales taxes? I don't think so
Speaker 2: that'll be up to you now. Secondly, on a personal note,
Speaker 2: I got a call from a good friend of Bob Trumpy.
Speaker 2: And as you I know, Bob Trump is now a
Speaker 2: little over eighty years old, if my math is correct,
Speaker 2: eighty years old. And when you talk to old football
Speaker 2: players like a Joe Walter or a Dave Lapham, or
Speaker 2: an Archie Griffin. They will tell you that their bodies
Speaker 2: are breaking down because the way football was played in
Speaker 2: the sixties, seventies and eighties completely different the way football
Speaker 2: has played today. In fact, that largely football was played
Speaker 2: without a helmet that was functional at all. And I'm
Speaker 2: told that the greatest tight end that the Bengals have
Speaker 2: ever had, Bob Trumpy, is of course closer to the
Speaker 2: end in the beginning. He's eighty years old. He's not
Speaker 2: in the best of health. And the Ring of Honor
Speaker 2: vote is ongoing as I speak, and I want to
Speaker 2: I don't have a vote in this as I understand it,
Speaker 2: Only those who are season ticket holders of the Bengals
Speaker 2: have a vote. And who's going to join the Ring
Speaker 2: of Honor. One of the worst things that happened to
Speaker 2: Dave Parker, a frequent guest of this show, along with
Speaker 2: his buddy, would come in. King would come in with
Speaker 2: him to help raise money for his particular difficulty, Parkinson's,
Speaker 2: and I helped raise a lot of money. I did
Speaker 2: a very small part, but others did a great part.
Speaker 2: And Dave Parker, one of the most dominating baseball players
Speaker 2: of the nineteen seventies, and eighties, was finally admitted into
Speaker 2: the Baseball Hall of Fame a few months ago. He
Speaker 2: was in tears, I'm told, waiting forward to the July
Speaker 2: event in which he's going to be inducted into Cooperstown,
Speaker 2: and he didn't make it. He passed away about a
Speaker 2: week ago. Dave Parker, and whether it's Barry Larkin or
Speaker 2: Eric Davis or and Bob and of course Pete Rose
Speaker 2: spoke so highly of him that Dave Parker was a
Speaker 2: dominant character. In fact, one might say in the seventies
Speaker 2: and eighties there was no better outfielder and all of
Speaker 2: baseball than Dave Parker. And he was kept out of
Speaker 2: the Hall of Fame during his living years largely because
Speaker 2: of the Curtis Strong drug trials in Pittsburgh nineteen eighty
Speaker 2: four nineteen eighty five, I think, in which I attended
Speaker 2: the trials on behalf of the station to get some
Speaker 2: first hand reporting, because Dave Parker was a huge name
Speaker 2: in city of Cincinnati and also in Pittsburgh. Had some
Speaker 2: minor involvements with that that resulted in a little bit
Speaker 2: of difficulties for Dave Parker, but had nothing to do
Speaker 2: with his great play on the field, the dominant character.
Speaker 2: And once again Dave Parker did not improve his statistics
Speaker 2: the last ten years. Would you agree either, you inter
Speaker 2: you're out. He should have been in ten or fifteen
Speaker 2: years ago. Finally the Veterans Committee put him in, Dave Parker,
Speaker 2: and now he's dead. And I didn't get to enjoy
Speaker 2: going to Cooperstown. I pointed out with Bob Trumpy, who
Speaker 2: sat here in these seats for about ten years on
Speaker 2: LW before that on fifteen thirty, then about nineteen eighty
Speaker 2: nine or so, Trumpy was so busy traveling with NBC
Speaker 2: that he gave up sports talk for many, many years,
Speaker 2: if not decades. Just by his football terms in Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: he belongs in the Bengals Ring of Honor. Not counting
Speaker 2: sports talk, not counting NBC, not counting the Olympics, not
Speaker 2: counting the Ryder Cups that he covered, not counting the
Speaker 2: six Hall of Fame football games, not counting four Super Bowls,
Speaker 2: not counting the four Pro Bowls that he covered, etc.
Speaker 2: This guy had multiple careers in various aspects of sports
Speaker 2: related items, but this one. The vote's happening now. If
Speaker 2: you're in the if you're one of the voters that Trump.
Speaker 2: He finished ten years in Cincinnati with two hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety eight receptions call it three hundred receptions, four thousan
Speaker 2: six hundred yards, thirty five touchdowns, and one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty eight games that he played, and he averaged fifteen
Speaker 2: point four yards per catch, the most ever by Bengals
Speaker 2: tight end, so he was clearly also received four Pro
Speaker 2: Bowl selections, two with the old AFL. You might recall
Speaker 2: that the merger took place in nineteen seventy. Up to
Speaker 2: that point, the Bengals were in the so called AFL.
Speaker 2: He received two selections there for the AFL All Star
Speaker 2: and then in the NFL he got two Pro Bowls
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy nineteen seventy three. So not too many Bengal
Speaker 2: players in history have been to four Pro Bowls, would
Speaker 2: you agree? I have to think about it, but probably
Speaker 2: less than ten or fifteen players in history have been
Speaker 2: to that many Pro Bowls. And also the greatest Bengals
Speaker 2: tight end number eighty four is Bob Trumpy and his
Speaker 2: name is out there to be voted on to go
Speaker 2: into the Ring of Honor and time is a wasting.
Speaker 2: It would be tragic to have a Dave Parker situation
Speaker 2: where he was admitted into the Ring of Honor, but
Speaker 2: he wasn't around to enjoy it. Because you know, death
Speaker 2: calls upon each of us at some point in our life.
Speaker 2: No one gets out of this life alive, at least
Speaker 2: with their earthly remains, and it would be tragic for
Speaker 2: Bob Trumpy and Dave Lapham, who by the way, physically
Speaker 2: is doing quite well to be to be selected for
Speaker 2: the Ring of Honor, and earthly it doesn't matter anymore.
Speaker 2: Pete Rose told that repeatedly. In fact, last night I
Speaker 2: head on to Wayne Allen Root. We're gonna have him
Speaker 2: coming up. We're going to talk to him again about
Speaker 2: two o'clock. I talked to him off the air about this.
Speaker 2: Then there's going to be some sort of a pardon
Speaker 2: issued by the President Donald Trump involving the felony convictions
Speaker 2: of Pete Rose. But Pete Rose often said, after I'm dead,
Speaker 2: I don't care. I don't care if I go to
Speaker 2: the Hall of Fame after I'm dead. I don't care
Speaker 2: if I get pardon after I'm dead. What differences to make?
Speaker 2: But some of us want to clean up the record
Speaker 2: relative to Pete in that regard, that's a different matter.
Speaker 2: But Bob Trump he is with us, He's alive and well.
Speaker 2: I believe he's still still living in Glendale. And I've
Speaker 2: spoken to the Trumpster for about ten years, and I
Speaker 2: was told by a close friend of his that the
Speaker 2: shadows are lengthening for Bob Trumpy and before he meets
Speaker 2: his maker, the friends around Bob would like him to
Speaker 2: be in the Ring of Honor, to be honored one
Speaker 2: of the Bengals games later this year. So for those
Speaker 2: who vote, maybe I'll get some Bengal faithful involved in
Speaker 2: this to begin an effort to have the votes counted
Speaker 2: for Bob Trumpy and of course Dave Lapham, who began
Speaker 2: his relationship with Cincinnati in nineteen seventy four. Nineteen seventy
Speaker 2: four during the Nixon regime in Washington, and those two
Speaker 2: characters eighty four and sixty two belong in the Ring
Speaker 2: of Honor along with all the others that have already
Speaker 2: been selected. No question about it, but the greatest Bengals
Speaker 2: tied in in history four Pro Bowl type selections with
Speaker 2: more yards per catch in fact, in all of Bengals
Speaker 2: receiver of them since nineteen sixty eight, He's seventh, which
Speaker 2: includes all the great wide receivers and yards per catch
Speaker 2: which is fifteen point four yards per catch. Over his
Speaker 2: long and distinguished career, He's in a bunch of broadcasting
Speaker 2: Hall of Fames and Springfield, Illinois, a bunch of others.
Speaker 2: But one thing I know would touch his heart to
Speaker 2: being the Bengals Ring of Honor during his living years.
Speaker 2: So I need someone connected with the Bengals season ticket
Speaker 2: holders to pass the word out that time is a wasting.
Speaker 2: The shadows are lengthening tone and tint for a number
Speaker 2: eighty four, Bob Trumpy, and that now's the time to
Speaker 2: put him into the Ring of Honor along with Dave
Speaker 2: Lapham and the show of the respect. Just hold of
Speaker 2: the side is incredible Olympics career as a broadcaster, his
Speaker 2: NFL career as a broadcaster, his incredible work in Super
Speaker 2: Bowls as a broadcaster, is incredible work. As the founder
Speaker 2: of Sports Talk, he and Pete Franklin the best shows
Speaker 2: I've ever heard conducted in sports. When the Browns and
Speaker 2: Bengals played, and Bob Franklin of Cleveland and Bob Trump,
Speaker 2: he would get together and go back and forth. It's
Speaker 2: fabulous and Trump. He left us full time here in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty nine to do all his national broadcasting, but
Speaker 2: then he came back later on about fifteen or twenty
Speaker 2: years later. He is a Hall of Fame character, a
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame broadcaster, but most importantly he's a Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame football player, which is why he belongs in
Speaker 2: the Bengals Ring of Honor. So I like someone to
Speaker 2: pick up that banner, who can carry that forward with
Speaker 2: those voting who I understand are the season's takeout holders
Speaker 2: for your Cincinnati Bengals. I stay tuned for more. Coming
Speaker 2: up after one o'clock today will be Nate Shelman, and
Speaker 2: Nate Shelman has connections, of course is Cincinnati. Everything in
Speaker 2: the world connects to Cincinnati somehow. But he's going to
Speaker 2: be live from a Boise, Idaho about what's happening to
Speaker 2: that assassin, that murderer who lowered two firefighters to handle
Speaker 2: a prairie fire. But he began, the murderer began so
Speaker 2: he could kill firefighters. That's coming up after one o'clock
Speaker 2: today at Home of the Reds. That would be a
Speaker 2: course News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Billy Cunningham, the Great America, and yesterday afternoon, a terrible
Speaker 5: event took place around Wilbur north of Boise, Idaho, at
Speaker 5: Porto or Lean, Idaho, in which it appears a sniper
Speaker 5: started a fire, a brush fire in order to lure
Speaker 5: firefighters to the scene, where seemingly he killed two and
Speaker 5: then wounded one.
Speaker 2: Is still uncertain at this point whether he killed himself
Speaker 2: or was killed. And last night on my syndicated show,
Speaker 2: I had on Nate Shellman. Nate Shelman is the program
Speaker 2: director and PM host on KBOI Radio in Boise, Idaho.
Speaker 2: And once again, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Nate,
Speaker 2: as we sit here this a Monday afternoon, a little
Speaker 2: after one o'clock Eastern time, and what's the latest on
Speaker 2: the investigation as to why these events took place? In
Speaker 2: first could you tell the American people exactly what happened?
Speaker 6: Well as far as what exactly happened, that's what they
Speaker 6: are still investigating. You're looking at around one thirty Pacific time.
Speaker 6: Quard Lane is on Pacific time that fire was responding
Speaker 6: to a brush fire, and that's a big deal for
Speaker 6: all of us out west. You guys, hear about all
Speaker 6: the wildfires that happen all over the country, and this
Speaker 6: is when you start to see that happen for one
Speaker 6: reason or another. It's dry, there's fireworks getting ready for
Speaker 6: the Fourth of July weekend up there in Courtlane, and
Speaker 6: wherever we have woods, there's always people camping. So this
Speaker 6: is a common occurrence for us. And small brush fires
Speaker 6: like what the fire was responding to quickly turn into hundreds, thousands,
Speaker 6: hundreds of thousands of acres in wildfire, so it's a
Speaker 6: big deal. What they've never seen happen, or what we
Speaker 6: don't see happen often is report to a fire and
Speaker 6: then have somebody shooting from within the fire or from
Speaker 6: beyond the fire line at them. That was a new one.
Speaker 6: Shooting at fire, shooting at law enforcement. This was an
Speaker 6: all hands on deck approach. So you had police, you
Speaker 6: had FBI, you had the Sheriff's department, you had the
Speaker 6: Marshall's office, you had everybody that could respond to this.
Speaker 6: Because you have two things, you have a shooter and
Speaker 6: you have a wildfire. That all puts the public in jeopardy.
Speaker 2: And at this point that was a concern. First of all,
Speaker 2: maybe this was a group of individuals. The early reports
Speaker 2: there were shots fired from multiple locations, meaning more than
Speaker 2: one shooter has that now been dispelled, Not.
Speaker 6: Quite yet, because again this is the hardest part, Bill,
Speaker 6: and you know this, it's the waiting. We don't know
Speaker 6: a whole lot more than we did from yesterday because
Speaker 6: this is a fire and I want to say they were,
Speaker 6: they were responding to it. They were under fire for
Speaker 6: the better part of six hours. And then at seven
Speaker 6: thirty there was a report. What they did was they
Speaker 6: honed in on a cell phone and there was one
Speaker 6: active cell signal that this came out in a press
Speaker 6: conference last night. As they honed in on an active
Speaker 6: cell signal from within the blaze where there's a lot
Speaker 6: of smoke, where there's a lot of fire, and that
Speaker 6: all of a sudden kind of became a target because
Speaker 6: it was the only active cell in range. Now, this
Speaker 6: is a wilderness area, Bill, There's other people who hike
Speaker 6: in this in this area. There were other civilians up
Speaker 6: in this area. So it's not uncommon for any of
Speaker 6: us to go on a hike or enjoy the outdoors.
Speaker 6: That's why people come to Idaho. So when they honed
Speaker 6: on it, that happened around six thirty by seven thirty
Speaker 6: Pacific time, they had an issue to report that said
Speaker 6: that there was a deceased man found with the firearm
Speaker 6: and they called off the shelter in place. But they
Speaker 6: were still dealing with the fire at that time. So
Speaker 6: that's all we know. We don't have an id positive
Speaker 6: id as do. There's a lot of people that think
Speaker 6: they know who this might be, but we don't know
Speaker 6: anything anything more at this time.
Speaker 2: And of course, motivation is another factor. When I think
Speaker 2: of northern Idaho, I might think of anti government types,
Speaker 2: I might think of psychiatric hospital types. No indication as
Speaker 2: to whether there was some political motivation other than the
Speaker 2: killed firefighters.
Speaker 6: None whatsoever, and that that'll come out in the wash.
Speaker 1: Now there was.
Speaker 6: And I hate to throw this out there because you
Speaker 6: hate conjecture. I hate people guessing. It drives us nuts.
Speaker 6: There was a there.
Speaker 1: It currently still.
Speaker 6: Is a hunt looking for a looking for a guy
Speaker 6: who's wanted in the murder of his three daughters. And
Speaker 6: this is the guy that had knowledge of the wilderness.
Speaker 4: Don't know if it that guy or not.
Speaker 6: I'm not gonna throw his name out there because we
Speaker 6: don't know. There's a lot of people that hope it's
Speaker 6: that guy that we found him. Meanwhile, there's two firefighters
Speaker 6: dead and there's one holding on to life.
Speaker 2: And as far as whether it was a suicide, were
Speaker 2: there multiple weapons found it the same do you know?
Speaker 2: Or according to one report, there was long rifles used
Speaker 2: to sniper and murder these innocent firefighters. Were there multiple
Speaker 2: weapons at the same found do you know?
Speaker 6: Haven't had haven't had a report on the multiple only firearm, So,
Speaker 6: you know, deceased person with a firearm. So that's all
Speaker 6: we know at this time, and we I think a
Speaker 6: lot of people are hoping for the ID to come
Speaker 6: back on this guy, which we should hopefully maybe possibly
Speaker 6: have today, not knowing you know who else in that
Speaker 6: person's family they have to reach out to if he
Speaker 6: had any ID. But one of the things that was
Speaker 6: interesting when they found the body with the firearm is
Speaker 6: they had to hurry up and get it because there's
Speaker 6: a wildfire going on. And as far as the evidence
Speaker 6: goes surrounding evidence around that body, a lot of it
Speaker 6: is going to be destroyed in the fire.
Speaker 2: And Nate Shelman, can you discuss the issue of the safety,
Speaker 2: the lack of crime, the idea that a firefighter would
Speaker 2: be would be ambushed. This happens sometimes in urban communities.
Speaker 2: In fact, there was one recently in the city of
Speaker 2: Cincinnati in which it appeared firefighters who were under fire.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure they were lord to the scene. But
Speaker 2: sometimes in urban areas it gets a little difficult the
Speaker 2: firefighters are under attack themselves. How unusual is this in
Speaker 2: northern Idaho.
Speaker 6: I can't express to you how safe and boring Idaho
Speaker 6: tends to be. And then every once in a while
Speaker 6: we lose our minds because Idaho, while being safe, also
Speaker 6: is keeping dateline NBC in business. So we have this
Speaker 6: fantastic dichotomy of this. This is rare, know we we.
Speaker 6: It's not the violence that a lot of people might
Speaker 6: be used to. It's not the gangs, it's not the
Speaker 6: constant infiltration of violence. Quarterline Noll, that's a place where
Speaker 6: you're leaving your door unlocked. Honestly, you you wake up,
Speaker 6: you're gonna you're gonna you're you're gonna play some golf.
Speaker 6: You're gonna you're gonna enjoy some trails, right, and that's
Speaker 6: what you're gonna do. And you're on I ninety up
Speaker 6: there in Quarterlaine. So you'll go check out one of
Speaker 6: so many vast mountain areas. The out people live there
Speaker 6: for the outdoors. It's it's it's not the norm.
Speaker 1: It really is. And I can't I can't explain to.
Speaker 6: A guy how a guy who got baptized at Saint
Speaker 6: Peter in Chains, uh in, my first comedian at Saint
Speaker 6: at Saint Peter and Chains once upon a time made
Speaker 6: it out to Idaho, and how wonderful it is here
Speaker 6: And the only time I get to talk about it
Speaker 6: is when something bad happens.
Speaker 2: Why did you so, you're a Cincinnati and Saint Peter
Speaker 2: in Chains now you're in Idaho.
Speaker 6: Yep, yep.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess I could ask why. Maybe the obvious,
Speaker 2: the beauty, the freedoms, the weather is a big factor.
Speaker 2: Why why did that happen in your life?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 6: Radio was second cousin to the carnival. So that's just
Speaker 6: the way it is, you know. And I'm sure you
Speaker 6: could talk to a common name that we both have
Speaker 6: in common, Bill Wills. Once upon a time, Yes, yes, yes, yeah,
Speaker 6: we you know, we've once upon a time worked for
Speaker 6: the same company over the years. But you follow the U,
Speaker 6: you follow the road, and as Paul Harvey said, I
Speaker 6: ran away and joined the radio.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: Lastly, as far as what's going to happen later this afternoon,
Speaker 2: we anticipate the identity will be disclosed sometime today or tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Social history, criminal history, psychiatric history, all that's going to
Speaker 2: be worked up by certainly by Friday, the fourth of July,
Speaker 2: to see what happens. There's a third firefighter that was wounded.
Speaker 2: There were reports last night it was in critical condition.
Speaker 2: And what's his condition this afternoon? Do you know?
Speaker 1: Still critical?
Speaker 6: Still holding on. There's a name that's being released from
Speaker 6: the Daily Mail. This is an unconfirmed name. Don't know
Speaker 6: much other than the name. So seeing as it's unconfirmed
Speaker 6: and from anonymous sources, I I'm going to go ahead
Speaker 6: and not go forward with it at this time.
Speaker 2: And well know, and that's sick, and it's sad, and
Speaker 2: it's the society in which we live. And I've never
Speaker 2: been to Idaho, never been to Montana. I'd love to
Speaker 2: go to the Yellowstone Ranch, spend time with Rip. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure that's ever going to happen in this world,
Speaker 2: maybe the next, not this one. But Idaho is gorgeous
Speaker 2: as beautiful.
Speaker 6: One thing that one thing that Idaho is and it's
Speaker 6: what we want America to be is sometime last night,
Speaker 6: it was it was shortly after the shortly after seven
Speaker 6: point thirty, there was a processional that was led out
Speaker 6: of the hospital from and went to the coroner's office
Speaker 6: and it was by the fire engine. There was a
Speaker 6: hearse there. There were a number of fire engines that
Speaker 6: were involved in this. And the overpasses were lined with
Speaker 6: American flags. People realized what was passing in front of
Speaker 6: them and who was passing in front of them. Bill,
Speaker 6: these are our heroes, man, And I know it goes overstated.
Speaker 6: Time after time. Firefighters put out fire. These people run
Speaker 6: into a blaze and tell everybody to get back. They're
Speaker 6: not built for taking fire, this for taking gunshots. This
Speaker 6: isn't their department. And it's sad. It's sad that it's
Speaker 6: come to this.
Speaker 2: Maybe before we go to bed the night, say a
Speaker 2: prayer of thanksgiving that we have men and women that
Speaker 2: do these kinds of things on our behalf. Most of
Speaker 2: us don't run toward fires. Most of us do not
Speaker 2: run toward gunfire. Most of us run away, and there's
Speaker 2: a select few that run into the frank as they
Speaker 2: run into the belly of the beast. And I'm like
Speaker 2: a police officer that maybe heads their head on a
Speaker 2: swivel looking often right. A firefighter in that circumstance is
Speaker 2: thinking about the fire to save homes, save wildlife, save businesses.
Speaker 2: They're not thinking about someone with a scope on their
Speaker 2: forehead ready to kill them. That's not part of the deal.
Speaker 1: No, not at all.
Speaker 2: All right, Nate Shelman, thank you. You're the kbo I Boise,
Speaker 2: Idaho program director. You're the boss there and also the
Speaker 2: afternoon host and has things to turn out the later
Speaker 2: in the week. Maybe I'll call upon you for your expertise.
Speaker 2: And Nate Shelman, once again, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show. Nate, you're a great American.
Speaker 6: Thank you, You're a great America.
Speaker 1: Bill appreciate it.
Speaker 2: God bless you all. Let's continue with more. And it's
Speaker 2: one thing if you're a police officer, FBI correction officer.
Speaker 2: But when you think about the life and times of
Speaker 2: Deputy Sheriff Larry Henderson, who was out there about a
Speaker 2: month and a half ago directing traffic and someone targeted
Speaker 2: him for death because he wore the uniform. It leaves
Speaker 2: when almost weakened with the idea that we have animals
Speaker 2: in our society that would do that. But I again
Speaker 2: want to thank Nate Shellman. Rous through Cincinnati. Everything in
Speaker 2: the world comes through Cincinnati, one way or another. Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham Live with You, and of course the Reds and
Speaker 2: Red Sox kick off tonight about six oh five some
Speaker 2: of the Reds. News Radio seven hundred Wildom all right,
Speaker 2: Dave Keaton hit the music. Don't care much for this music,
Speaker 2: that's a different issue. After two o'clock today will be
Speaker 2: the great Wayne Allen Root live from Las Vegas, talking
Speaker 2: about an idea he's got about Pete Rose's pardon, plus
Speaker 2: so much more, including the Communists, the mayor of New
Speaker 2: York City about to be about to be elected or selected.
Speaker 2: I also would point out that during the break, the
Speaker 2: murderer has been identified in Idaho. His name is Wes
Speaker 2: Rowley one if it's relatable to Iris Rolly, not sure.
Speaker 2: Wes Roley last name is spelled to R. L.
Speaker 6: E Y.
Speaker 2: No other information has been released about the murderer who
Speaker 2: loured firefighters to their death with a make believe prairie fire,
Speaker 2: killing them and wounding another one who's in critical condition.
Speaker 2: But the murderer has been identified as Wes Roly and
Speaker 2: at this point to social media is a blaze about
Speaker 2: who it is. What he's done is criminal record, psychiatric history,
Speaker 2: and only one shooter was involved, according to Natch Schulman,
Speaker 2: So we'll see exactly what comes of that. But that's
Speaker 2: the person's name, Wes roy. Secondly, I would note them
Speaker 2: I spend my time in Florida, which I love greatly.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is going to go to Florida tomorrow for
Speaker 2: the official opening of Alligator Alcatraz. It's going to be
Speaker 2: in the Everglades, surrounded by alligators and pythons and leeches,
Speaker 2: and we have the Desantus announced on Monday the President's coming.
Speaker 2: They're going to hold inside the Alligator Alcatraz five thousand
Speaker 2: of the nation's worst of the worst, who are five
Speaker 2: thousand illegal criminals brought in by Joe In the Democrats
Speaker 2: for the past four months, and the administration is going
Speaker 2: to deport as much as possible to Alligator Alcatraz and
Speaker 2: then at that point to port them back to their
Speaker 2: home countries. I know you may not agree with me
Speaker 2: on this, but I've come to a kind of a
Speaker 2: belief that if you're in this country illegally and you
Speaker 2: are working, and you're paying your own way, and you're
Speaker 2: not a draged to society and you're not a criminal.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking about the nineteen year old boy from CPS
Speaker 2: that's playing soccer and doing other stuff. To have some
Speaker 2: sort of special status for those that are here illegally
Speaker 2: who can't vote to become a citizen down the road,
Speaker 2: which is at the end of the line for those
Speaker 2: from their home countries, and if you commit a crime,
Speaker 2: you're immediately deportable gone, you're not on public assistance, and
Speaker 2: you're actually working and functioning, there should be some special
Speaker 2: status for those illegal immigrants who came here illegally to
Speaker 2: get in the back of the line when it comes
Speaker 2: to citizenship that agrees not to receive any public benefits whatsoever,
Speaker 2: and agrees to work, and that if you're not doing
Speaker 2: something productive, you're deported or if you get if you
Speaker 2: give commit a crime, you're deported immediately. But in addition
Speaker 2: to those individuals, there's tens of thousands of illegal criminal
Speaker 2: aliens who belong deportable now immediately, including the Alligator Alley
Speaker 2: till they're picked up and sent away and makes perfect
Speaker 2: sense to me, and the President himself is coming to
Speaker 2: that because there are many millions of jobs that Americans
Speaker 2: won't work. If you put a gun to their edge,
Speaker 2: it still wouldn't work. And immigrants want to do work
Speaker 2: because our country is so special. Give us some thought,
Speaker 2: give me your analysis. Let's continue with more and this
Speaker 2: segment will be here next. And Bob Trumpy belongs in
Speaker 2: the Ring of Honor a segment Dennison knows four time
Speaker 2: all pro and hopefully this selection will be Bob Trumpy.
Speaker 2: And of course they're great to Dave Lapham. They both
Speaker 2: deserve it mightily. Let's continue win thirty home areas. It's
Speaker 2: playing tonight in Boston a news radio seven hundred w LW.
Speaker 7: And just being culturally sensitive, and you were seeing a
Speaker 7: big picnic, and you might want to look that up. Historically,
Speaker 7: it's a little offensive to some cultures to say picnic,
Speaker 7: so you might well just want to say a huge celebration.
Speaker 7: I see your eyes are like, so you'll I can
Speaker 7: talk to you later.
Speaker 4: Hello, segment.
Speaker 2: Quiet, well, let's see welcome back. First of all, picnic,
Speaker 2: you missed the world at war, anything happened? Then you
Speaker 2: went to peace after a couple of days after we
Speaker 2: dropped about seventeen of them thirty thousand pounders on him.
Speaker 2: Anything it was really it didn't look like I don't
Speaker 2: know if it did enough or not. Bunker Busters. Then
Speaker 2: there was the Bengals lease agreement. What about that? And
Speaker 2: then there was about nine other things going on.
Speaker 7: We basically have two countries that have been fighting so
Speaker 7: long and so hard right that they don't know what
Speaker 7: the they're doing.
Speaker 2: You understand that, thank you he dropped Thank you. I
Speaker 2: talk about the Bengals right well, I think he's flying
Speaker 2: here to give the Bengals some government money. That's why
Speaker 2: that big beautiful bill that's part of the bill. On
Speaker 2: the last page, it says Cincinnati Bengals get so much
Speaker 2: or you know, the county gets so much. Well, according
Speaker 2: to Stephanie Dumas, the word picnic is racist. That applies
Speaker 2: to white people with with the white table CLLs having
Speaker 2: fried chicken and somehow segment that is racist. Is that
Speaker 2: racist segment? Stephanie Dumas, everybody thought you went to the
Speaker 2: Southern Command, can't say you went to Northern Italy. Apparently
Speaker 2: you and the first Lady can't say, I guess was
Speaker 2: a surprise late guest for the Jeff Bezos used to
Speaker 2: date Sanchez is now his wife. How about that saying
Speaker 2: dressed took that her dress? It was an year and
Speaker 2: a half to make. Now, I know you laugh and
Speaker 2: snicker at this. Yeah, But if they spend fifty five
Speaker 2: million or a hundred million dollars to where did those
Speaker 2: moneys go? Did they go into a bonfire, did they
Speaker 2: get sunk in the Mediterranean? Or did they go to
Speaker 2: the pockets and middle class Americans who actually worked in
Speaker 2: order to provide the amenities for the wedding. Well, when
Speaker 2: you're rich friends in Indian Hill, but built a five
Speaker 2: million dollar mansion, Yeah, where does that five million dollars go?
Speaker 2: I would guess it goes to the contract electrician right,
Speaker 2: and the plumbers right, and the HVAC and then over
Speaker 2: in Venice it probably want their guy wonder what their
Speaker 2: what their cake look like a seventeen stories high? Well,
Speaker 2: it was orange marmalade, and I liked it because it's
Speaker 2: just a hint of cocoa in it. And I'm saying
Speaker 2: that that money did not like blow up in one
Speaker 2: of the pockets of working Venetians. Who actually were very
Speaker 2: thankful that Beaso showed up. Correct, the people building homes
Speaker 2: right now in Indian Hill for five million dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the butchers, the bakers, the candlestick makers, the electricians, the drywallers,
Speaker 2: the plumbers, the landscapers, the architects. Are they Are they
Speaker 2: happy about that? I would say so, if you want
Speaker 2: to get a job, don't see a poor person. Go
Speaker 2: see a rich guy and he's gonna help you out.
Speaker 2: You know, what, can you smell when I'm cooking or
Speaker 2: not so.
Speaker 4: I can come to you?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: And secondly, yeah, well we understand from a mom Donnie,
Speaker 2: your buddy about to become the communist mayor of New
Speaker 2: York City. Boy that he says, I'm gonna tax white
Speaker 2: people more than black people. It's like that Dooms says
Speaker 2: picnic Is. Has anyone given her an IQ test? Will
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Speaker 2: three eight three one fifty one four spots segments against
Speaker 2: cities in worst shape Los Angeles, Chicago, or New York. Well,
Speaker 2: well that's a toss up. How about this one segment,
Speaker 2: Living near a golf course is linked to Parkinson's risk.
Speaker 2: New study demonstrates pesticides used on the golf course and
Speaker 2: the air patterns and also the groundwater, maybe the culprit
Speaker 2: affecting residents twice the likelihood of Parkinson's If you live
Speaker 2: by a golf course, where do you live? Segment next
Speaker 2: to traditions? No, you're live near a golf course. No,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, go ahead. Red's update. Reds kick off a
Speaker 2: three game setup against those Red Sox tonight in Boston.
Speaker 2: Chase Burns makes his second big league start. His first
Speaker 2: one was against the Yankees. Worked out against the Red
Speaker 2: Sox in Fenway. Yeah, Garrett Crochet, their seven game winner,
Speaker 2: goes for the Red Sox, and coverage begins six to
Speaker 2: ten Sports Talk, Aredell Carriers Inside Pit, then Kelsey Chevrolet
Speaker 2: Extra Ding Show after the game. This comes up in
Speaker 2: Dave Parker quote the strongest effects in municipal water service
Speaker 2: areas near a golf course and in regions with vulnerable
Speaker 2: groundwater conditions. Based upon bedrock and topography. Can you smell
Speaker 2: what I'm cooking? Two of the Red's top prospects. Well,
Speaker 2: he's going to be playing in the upcoming All Stars
Speaker 2: Futures Game in Atlanta on Saturday, July twelfth. Their infielder
Speaker 2: Sal Stewart and catcher Alfredo Duno. NFL News. The Miami
Speaker 2: Dolphins have traded three times, three times, three time All
Speaker 2: Pro corner Jalen Ramsey to the Pittsburgh Steelers for three
Speaker 2: time All Pro safety Micah Fitzpatrick. This morning, Joe Burrow
Speaker 2: was selected as the seventh best player in the league
Speaker 2: and the fourth best quarterback. Your comments outrage continue. Let
Speaker 2: me guess Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelsey. Well, the best
Speaker 2: quarterback was Mahomes right? Objectively? Is that true?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Not my book? How many Super Bowls got a point there?
Speaker 2: Thank you? Yeah? And then Lamar Jackson and speaking of baseball, Willie,
Speaker 2: we give our sympathies out to the family of Dave
Speaker 2: Parker passing away on Saturday. Played for the Reds from
Speaker 2: eighty four to eighty seven. Two time All Star with
Speaker 2: the Red Legs Red's Hall of Famer, and he was
Speaker 2: four weeks away from headed to Cooperstown and live enshrinement
Speaker 2: into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Doug King brought him
Speaker 2: in a good friend to him, he was like the
Speaker 2: Jack Twyman of Dave Parkway. I'll tell you what to
Speaker 2: have men, here was a pleasure. You and I are
Speaker 2: of that era right and right now. The average American
Speaker 2: was born in the year nineteen ninety four, has no memory,
Speaker 2: No David Parker. How do you describe Dave Parker? I
Speaker 2: would say, they talk about like five tool players these days.
Speaker 2: You know, you know Dave Parker was twelve and you
Speaker 2: interviewed him, Yes, and you didn't ask him any bad questions?
Speaker 2: Did you tried not to? How about him playing half
Speaker 2: back for quarter Tech running the ball around the end?
Speaker 2: Little Willie Cunningham was sitting sitting here, I'd be back
Speaker 2: pedaling and lose my balance. I'd say, Coach Griswold, guess
Speaker 2: what I slipped and fell? I couldn't stand up for
Speaker 2: I run a six six foot eight seventeen year old
Speaker 2: running around the end. Go right ahead, Go right ahead, sir,
Speaker 2: call me the matador. And Tennis Wimbledon first round Women's
Speaker 2: action Germany's Laura Siegmund defeats Cincinnati's Peyton Stern six four
Speaker 2: six' two and the match that lasted four and a
Speaker 2: half hours in the first. Round number Two Carlos alcarez
Speaker 2: Outlasting Fabio Fognini fabio in five. Sets won't you a
Speaker 2: singer in the nineteen? Fifties?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Now also that guy that he's always on the cover
Speaker 2: of the of those, books, Eh Fabio. Fabio that guy
Speaker 2: had like long, hair that. Guy how about? This the
Speaker 2: associations To parkinson's researchers adjusted for age and, income which
Speaker 2: suggests there was something more than demographics driving the relationship
Speaker 2: between golf course And parkinson's don't lick your balls on
Speaker 2: the golf course segment BECAUSE i have friends of mine
Speaker 2: who putt At. Kenwood then they cleaned their balls off
Speaker 2: by licking them on the side of the. Green you
Speaker 2: know What i'm. Saying back to The, reds, well He
Speaker 2: jake The steak freely got a quarter zone shot over the.
Speaker 2: Weekend he's going to try to continue to play with
Speaker 2: a torn laborm in his right. Shoulder heard him week
Speaker 2: ago against The. Yanks don't lick your golf ball segment
Speaker 2: after he Cleared waivers veteran out Infielder Jamer candelario released
Speaker 2: forty five. Million Graham ashcraft And Hunter green are going
Speaker 2: to pitch simulated games In boston over the next couple of,
Speaker 2: days both coming off those groin. Injuries how about. This
Speaker 2: the study also in turn and the region was important
Speaker 2: with hot and humid, summers especially Southern minnesota and Western,
Speaker 2: wisconsin where golf courses may have applied pesticides with more
Speaker 2: frequency compared to other. Regions so if you're in a
Speaker 2: cold climate and they use more, pesticides you could get parkinson.
Speaker 2: Segment but do not lick your golf balls on the golf. Course, Also,
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Speaker 2: also it takes many years to Develop parkinson's and decades
Speaker 2: later if pesticides were involved in maybe the ones spread
Speaker 2: a long time ago that the current ones are not so.
Speaker 2: Toxic so if you have pesticide involvement from the seventies and,
Speaker 2: eighties that's worse than having it. Today, oh you're going
Speaker 2: to Get you're going to GET kcc checked. Out we're
Speaker 2: going to check it. Out the. Pall, WELL i have.
Speaker 2: TOWELS i do not clean my. Balls i'm telling you
Speaker 2: that right. Now IF i hit the ball and it's
Speaker 2: on the. GREEN i have a friend of mine that
Speaker 2: picks up his golf ball and licks his golf. BALLS
Speaker 2: i tell, him don't do. That that's What i'm. SAYING
Speaker 2: i have a towel AND i wipe it. Off THEN
Speaker 2: i put the ball. Back THEN i struggle right in
Speaker 2: the middle of the cup for. Goring what's the matter with?
Speaker 4: People? Before? Stupid how?
Speaker 2: About study does provide evidence for an association between living
Speaker 2: at or near a golf course pest aside, groundwater and
Speaker 2: exposure of parkinson. Development so think about, that will?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 2: Okay, anything And i'll think next, time but next time
Speaker 2: we move toward a golf, course and don't pick up
Speaker 2: your golf ball and start licking on. It, Okay i'll remember.
Speaker 2: That if you're explorried about your exposure of any, type
Speaker 2: consult with your. Doctor but there is no test to
Speaker 2: determine whether you will Develop parkinson's later in, Life so
Speaker 2: write that one down. Segment so we have a county
Speaker 2: committe who considers picnic to be, racist and the next
Speaker 2: mayor Of New york wants to tax white people and
Speaker 2: not black. People but none of that is. Racist and
Speaker 2: how about that dude In idaho that sets a fire
Speaker 2: and then shoots those poor firemen coming to, well they, thinking,
Speaker 2: well there's a fire out, there we got to put
Speaker 2: in and then he shoots, them and then he shoots,
Speaker 2: himself we. Think and then The minnesota what the house
Speaker 2: leader In, minnesota her and her husband shot dead by that.
Speaker 2: Dude they also killed the, Dog. Gilbert that's even worse
Speaker 2: in a. Sense don't you love dogs more than?
Speaker 4: People?
Speaker 2: Yes sometimes identified As Wes rowley as the murderer In.
Speaker 2: IDAHO i head, on as you, know the news DIRECTOR. R.
Speaker 2: W BO i and The, Boise, idaho which is two
Speaker 2: hundred miles south of the site of the of the
Speaker 2: murder in corner Or. Lean so we're going to find
Speaker 2: out what happened. There BUT i would assume he psychiatric
Speaker 2: problems and he wants to start a fire to lure
Speaker 2: firefighters to their. Death he killed two once remains in critical.
Speaker 2: Condition he had a long rifle and a couple of.
Speaker 2: HANDGUNS i would assume he. USED i would they assume
Speaker 2: the handguns were used to shoot himself in the head
Speaker 2: to save us the. Difficulties so. Segment these are big. Issues,
Speaker 2: lastly how About Austin elmo, said don't tell me he's
Speaker 2: made another stupid bet with you a month, ago right
Speaker 2: said the reds of the month Of june would win six.
Speaker 2: Games that's how much those know it alls think they.
Speaker 4: KNOW i took the.
Speaker 2: Over he owes me a hot Fudg, sunday which he,
Speaker 2: SAYS i Owe moegger a hot Foot. Sunday so he's
Speaker 2: assigned his hot Fudgs sunday To moe and skipping me
Speaker 2: out of the. DEAL i, said, no, no, no, no that's
Speaker 2: not the. Deal nice you owe me a hot Fud. Sunday,
Speaker 2: yeah this guy's an expert on. Baseball, correct he's under the.
Speaker 2: Farehat he's shooting me out of a hot Fudg. Sunday
Speaker 2: i'd sue. Him, WELL i might see him call the
Speaker 2: Magic man to sue. Him MAGIC i Mean Merlin shiverdecker's Magic. Man.
Speaker 2: Correct and then WHEN i WHEN i want from m
Speaker 2: or you know what take it all to the, latest
Speaker 2: cos where is Justice joe these? Days is he was
Speaker 2: still reveling in that birdie on eighteen that you made
Speaker 2: all those thousands of dollars At. Clovernook actually it was. Ten,
Speaker 2: APPARENTLY i Guess Harry alexander's gonna like. Gold he's going
Speaker 2: to gold. Plate the eighteenth green apparently runs in and
Speaker 2: put a plaque, up twisted where it happened fifteen foot
Speaker 2: putt to beat his other two. Brothers it went straight
Speaker 2: in or like a Little it went, left AND i went,
Speaker 2: right AND i went, uphill THEN i went. Downhill then
Speaker 2: it turned left and right, simultaneously AND i went. In
Speaker 2: joe knows how to read those, greens read them like,
Speaker 2: braille no. Question but, segment we got, issues we got problems. Everywhere,
Speaker 2: well glad you're. Back i'm glad to be. Anywhere you.
Speaker 2: Know glad you're back from the bezos. WEDDING i know
Speaker 2: you couldn't tell you Say, VENICE i couldn't. Say you
Speaker 2: couldn't you couldn't say where you were. Going so that's
Speaker 2: that's the way it. Goes but it was a wonderful.
Speaker 2: Ceremony did you take in the? Uh what was it
Speaker 2: the pajama. Party can't Say Kim kardashian AND i can't
Speaker 2: say there's certain. Photographs oh you, went you went by, yourself, Right,
Speaker 2: Yes penny would not. Go she, said, oh you just
Speaker 2: hang out With, Kim kim And. Kylie that's ALL i
Speaker 2: can tell. YOU i don't want to drop anywhere around those.
Speaker 2: Two you'd have a heart. Attack believe. Me what a
Speaker 2: way to, go the right way to. Go if you're
Speaker 2: gonna we're all gonna. Die it's not it's not. How
Speaker 2: it's how you, live not how you. Die but if
Speaker 2: you're gonna. Die quite a wedding, There, willie M kylie
Speaker 2: and all the, Girls mama Not bed And holly Bet
Speaker 2: he had. Protests, yes, yes don't come here and put
Speaker 2: fifty million dollars into the pockets of middle Class, americans,
Speaker 2: right don't do. That, No, no just go To idaho
Speaker 2: somewhere in the middle of. Nowhere, yeah, exactly it's. Ridiculous,
Speaker 2: segment give me out of the student's. Report coming up
Speaker 2: next is the great win on The route about A
Speaker 2: pete roast. One What Peter EDWARD i saw? That what
Speaker 2: was That quinny? Impact, yeah university said six out of
Speaker 2: Ten americans Want Pete rose in how about a pardon
Speaker 2: first from the president a hit, King well that might.
Speaker 2: HAPPEN i think is he going to Pardon diddy can't,
Speaker 2: SAY i hope. NOT i Think Pete rose isn't Exactly diddy.
Speaker 2: Correct what about alligator out? There there is right. THERE
Speaker 2: i love that they have no line wait and they
Speaker 2: have no. Walls but if you want to, go look
Speaker 2: what you got to face on the. OUTSIDE i think
Speaker 2: they're not building. Walls Sheriff jones is gonna build one
Speaker 2: of those In northern And Butler. County Alligator. Alcatraz if
Speaker 2: you want to, go you got twenty miles of. Swamp
Speaker 2: have at? It wasn't there a movie With steve. McQueen
Speaker 2: what was? That was that? Movie was That Nevada? Smith
Speaker 2: there was a movie that they was happy.
Speaker 4: On was It they go Through?
Speaker 2: Swamps that's another, One but In Nevada smith it was In.
Speaker 2: America they were in a swamp and the warden, said
Speaker 2: there's no walls. Here we have her, snakes, alligators deadly,
Speaker 2: mosquitoes beetles and blood. Leeches that's all we. Have you're
Speaker 2: welcome to, go just. Go so would you go to Alligator.
Speaker 2: Alcatraz no, segment give me out The stoog's. Reports welly
Speaker 2: another you need a temp star and go rids tonight
Speaker 2: against those red sox and bean. Tent don't go on
Speaker 2: to picnic. Segment it's. Racist we leave you with the
Speaker 2: immortal words of The stood report ALL i.
Speaker 1: Should be with, You, bill see you.
Speaker 2: LATER i mean when you got to get him. ON
Speaker 2: i left a. MESSAGE i, Said, mike you said you come.
Speaker 2: On it's time to belly up to the. Bar on
Speaker 2: news radio seven HUNDRED, Wlw My Billy, cunningham The Grant.
Speaker 2: American of, course we have difficulties all over the, country
Speaker 2: and of course we might have the mayor In New York,
Speaker 2: CITY i call, him yes, Here, Mom, donnie who believes
Speaker 2: in no, prey defund the, police get rid of all the,
Speaker 2: guns eliminate the, guns thirty dollars an hour or. More
Speaker 2: plus got the issue That, IRAN i guess the second
Speaker 2: or third in command has just should a fat wall,
Speaker 2: again trying saying That benjamin Nenchin yahoo And trump must be,
Speaker 2: killed and that if you kill either one of those
Speaker 2: two you get through seventy two virgins immediately in. Heaven
Speaker 2: plus what happens TO. Nyc one might ask the, question
Speaker 2: Why Alan, Root what Major american cities in worst? Shape
Speaker 2: is A Los, Angeles chicago Or New?
Speaker 8: York, well it will Be New york if this Mem donnie.
Speaker 8: Wins but right now it would probably Be Los angeles
Speaker 8: BECAUSE i you, KNOW i live In Las, Vegas, bill
Speaker 8: AND i got so many friends who.
Speaker 1: Go back and.
Speaker 8: Forth they lived IN la and they all made the
Speaker 8: decision to buy a home here and move their families.
Speaker 1: Here but their.
Speaker 8: Businesses are still IN, la or their law, firms their
Speaker 8: medical practices are STILL.
Speaker 1: La so they commute back and.
Speaker 8: Forth and they tell, Me, bill you wouldn't believe the
Speaker 8: stories they tell. Me your air would raise how BAD
Speaker 8: la is that no one can drive a nice car.
Speaker 8: Anymore keep it in your, garage and you drive junkers
Speaker 8: to dinner because you know there's a good chance they'll
Speaker 8: follow you for the restaurant if it's a nice, restaurant
Speaker 8: and they'll try and carjack you at your house if
Speaker 8: you have a nice, car or every time you stop
Speaker 8: in a red. Light they're not going to carjack you
Speaker 8: if you have a, Junker but if you're driving one
Speaker 8: hundred thousand dollars. Car they may kill you for the.
Speaker 8: Car so nobody wears their jewel. Anymore no one drives nice.
Speaker 8: Cars people who are very rich and live in places
Speaker 8: like Bel, air where buddies of mine say their wives
Speaker 8: go to their yoga or their, pilates and there's a
Speaker 8: naked man standing there when he's junk hanging, out just,
Speaker 8: salivating looking in the, window watching the women work. Out
Speaker 8: it's become The Wild. West it's Mad Max. La so
Speaker 8: right now it's. La but if This mamdani is to,
Speaker 8: win or was to, WIN i would say That New
Speaker 8: York city then wins the award is the worst place In.
Speaker 8: America as the New, gaza the New Third world crap,
Speaker 8: hole the new no go zones like they have In
Speaker 8: europe For muslim, neighborhoods that's gonna be In New York.
Speaker 1: City it's a.
Speaker 2: Disaster and you were born in, fact you were born.
Speaker 2: There you went To Columbia university when it was. FUNCTIONAL
Speaker 2: i spent five Years New York city on MY tv,
Speaker 2: show was during the heyday Of Michael. Bloomberg damn Good.
Speaker 2: Mayor we Had jiuliani for eight, years Then bloomberg and
Speaker 2: then De vlasio ruined it for eight. Years adams has
Speaker 2: done no, better and now it's going to go right
Speaker 2: Down the Crapper describe The New York city you grew
Speaker 2: up in when you were saying the nineteen seventies and
Speaker 2: eighties and nineties was terrible With, dinkin's but then things
Speaker 2: got so much. Better so people say it can't get any.
Speaker 2: Worse guess what it.
Speaker 1: Can, yeah it should get better in SECOND i, mean
Speaker 1: just Like.
Speaker 8: AMERICA i, mean does anyone not see how much Worse
Speaker 8: america got Under Joe? Biden does anyone not see how
Speaker 8: QUICKLY i Mean trump's only been in five.
Speaker 1: Months he's a miracle.
Speaker 8: WORKER i, MEAN i Remember, reagan and it Took reagan
Speaker 8: two years to turn Around.
Speaker 1: America Under Jimmy, carter.
Speaker 8: The economy was a mess for two years and terrible
Speaker 8: for two, years and Then reagan created the greatest economy
Speaker 8: of our. Lifetimes, Well trump has really turned things. Around
Speaker 8: it's not perfect, yet there's still plenty of, problems but
Speaker 8: he's come a long. WAY i, mean this was one
Speaker 8: of the greatest weeks in the history the, presidency in
Speaker 8: the history Of, trump and in the history of conservatism AND.
Speaker 1: Maga what a great.
Speaker 8: Week everything's going our. Way So trump has turned things
Speaker 8: around in only five. Months so you could do that
Speaker 8: in the city, too and that's What juliani. DID i
Speaker 8: still remember like it was, yesterday how Bad New York
Speaker 8: city was WHEN i went to Columb university in the
Speaker 8: seventies and early, eighties and THEN i remember how fantastic
Speaker 8: it got Under giuliani Because julianni, said if you spit
Speaker 8: on the, street if you pick up a, hooker if
Speaker 8: you do a minor drug like, marijuana if you're drunk
Speaker 8: in the, Streets we're gonna throw you in.
Speaker 1: Jail little. CRIMES i forgot you had a word for.
Speaker 8: It but little crimes eventually equal big. Crimes she got
Speaker 8: to nip it in the bud when they're doing the little.
Speaker 8: Crimes and when he did, that it just changed, everything
Speaker 8: and pretty soon the city was the safest big city In.
Speaker 8: America we went from the worst to the. Best and
Speaker 8: now we've, gotten you, know because of The, blasio to the,
Speaker 8: worst and now we're going to new. Depths with THIS
Speaker 8: memdomi would be even.
Speaker 1: Worse so it's just a.
Speaker 8: TRAGEDY i told, You i'm gonna write a column tomorrow
Speaker 8: about the idea THAT i think we can Deport mamdaldie
Speaker 8: before he ever gets. Elected he should be. Deported i'm not,
Speaker 8: kidding but very few people understand he was not born
Speaker 8: in The United. States he was born In. Uganda and
Speaker 8: he became An american. CITIZEN i got to look it up,
Speaker 8: again BUT i think it was twenty, nineteen so fairly
Speaker 8: recently became An american.
Speaker 1: Citizen and if you.
Speaker 8: Lie in the citizenship, well you, know the citizenship, meeting
Speaker 8: if you lie to the questions they've asked, YOU i
Speaker 8: believe it can be undone and this could be reversed
Speaker 8: and he could be. Deported And i'm telling you this
Speaker 8: guy who stands for global, infantata which Means muslim domination
Speaker 8: of the world In sharia law and the end Of,
Speaker 8: israel AND i assume the end Of america, Too muslim
Speaker 8: domination all over the. World that's what he believes. In
Speaker 8: refused to renounce it. Today he believes in taxing white
Speaker 8: people more than black. People that's you, KNOW, kkk that's.
Speaker 8: Racism what IF i SAID i would like taxes to
Speaker 8: be lowered on white people and raised on black.
Speaker 1: PEOPLE i, mean can you imagine even saying that it's so.
Speaker 8: Ridiculous so this guy's a, racist this guy's an, extremist
Speaker 8: this achw hater and anti semi this guy is like
Speaker 8: A nazi with global. Infantata SO i think you can
Speaker 8: go back and look at the questions he answered in
Speaker 8: a citizenship, application in a citizenship, interview and you've got
Speaker 8: to go back and undo a citizenship and support this
Speaker 8: guy out of The United states because he is literally
Speaker 8: a domestic. Terrorist matter of, fact that's too good a
Speaker 8: terror for. Him he's a foreign terrorist who's portraying.
Speaker 1: Himself as a domestic. Terrorist and if.
Speaker 8: He gets, elected you've got a foreign terrorist running the
Speaker 8: city Of New york who hates white people and Hates.
Speaker 1: Jews it's too much to.
Speaker 2: Comprehend and you point out that he only became a
Speaker 2: citizen about five years. AGO i think for political, purposes
Speaker 2: so he could vote for himself for The assembly and
Speaker 2: then to become the. Mayor it's been his. Goal AND
Speaker 2: i can only imagine if my Friend Curtis sliwa And
Speaker 2: Eric adams are going to split the votes of normal.
Speaker 2: People guess, what, yes, sir, Mom donnie is likely to.
Speaker 2: Win and then he said this morning in one of
Speaker 2: the morning talk shows that he's going to implement the
Speaker 2: policies he's proposing as much as he, can including pitting
Speaker 2: THE nypd AGAINST. Ice he said they will Fight. Ice
Speaker 2: what does it mean IF nypd Fights? Ice what does
Speaker 2: that look?
Speaker 8: Like, well you almost want to laugh because it's also,
Speaker 8: ridiculous except you, know this is What jewish RELATIVES i,
Speaker 8: assume Or jewish ANCESTORS i should say of. Mine you,
Speaker 8: know seventy years ago probably said About, hitler and they made.
Speaker 1: The big mistake of not believing it's.
Speaker 8: True when someone says they hate you and they're going
Speaker 8: to do something bad to, you you got to believe,
Speaker 8: them and you got to trust it could. Happen and
Speaker 8: here's the other, Thing, Bill what you, know people say
Speaker 8: things in, private in the locker, room or you, know
Speaker 8: two friends having dinner, whispering or in the bedroom with your.
Speaker 1: Wife you whisper. Things but if you shay.
Speaker 8: It out, loud can you imagine how bad the whispers?
Speaker 1: Are, so you, know even when someone, SAYS.
Speaker 8: I don't believe in global, INFOTATA i don't Hate, JEWS
Speaker 8: i don't want.
Speaker 1: To murder Every jew In israel or Every jew In
Speaker 1: New york. City that doesn't mean it's.
Speaker 8: True they may whisper those things to their, wife but
Speaker 8: if they say it out, loud can you imagine how
Speaker 8: bad the whispers. Are so this is a really bad.
Speaker 8: Guy But i'm gonna tell you. WHY i think it's
Speaker 8: a win. Win it's a win win, because first of,
Speaker 8: ALL i think someone's going to find a way to
Speaker 8: get someone out of the, race whether it be whether
Speaker 8: it be you, know the Mayor, adams or whether it
Speaker 8: Be Curtis, leewell you, know Whether trump has to offer
Speaker 8: them a major role in his.
Speaker 1: Administration someone's going to clear the way for one normal
Speaker 1: person to be in the.
Speaker 8: Race and THEN i think there's a good chance that
Speaker 8: you could get them elected BECAUSE i think most decent
Speaker 8: people be shocked when we really exposed with this, Guy
Speaker 8: memdami believes. In SO i think we could still win this.
Speaker 8: Thing number, one Even New, YORK i don't think is
Speaker 8: that far gone. Yet and number, two what's the other
Speaker 8: win if he. WINS i think if he, wins it
Speaker 8: could be really good For. America it'll be really bad
Speaker 8: For New. York but you, know When Wall street moves
Speaker 8: out and every business owner moves, out Every jew moves
Speaker 8: out and there's nobody, left and your city becomes Mad
Speaker 8: max because there's no one to pay the bill for
Speaker 8: welfare or illegal allience housing or anything else of that.
Speaker 8: Matter the, schools, police fire. Teachers New York city will,
Speaker 8: collapse and the whole world will get a front row
Speaker 8: view of what can happen if you allow people that
Speaker 8: are ge, hottist, Extremist muslim radical nut, jobs and communists
Speaker 8: to run a Major american city or god, forbid a.
Speaker 8: Country you, Know Kamala harris wasn't far removed from this.
Speaker 8: GUY i don't Think obama was far removed from this.
Speaker 8: Guy and when you see what damage this guy will
Speaker 8: do In New York, CITY i think every normal person
Speaker 8: In america will get so scared That republicans will win
Speaker 8: the midterms and The republicans will win big in twenty
Speaker 8: twenty eight for.
Speaker 1: President so it's kind of a win. Win if we
Speaker 1: win and we beat.
Speaker 8: This, guy then the whole country Is, republican the, president The,
Speaker 8: house The, senate The Supreme, court and even the mayor
Speaker 8: Of New York, city for gosh. Sakes and if we,
Speaker 8: lose it's still a very republican, country and we control
Speaker 8: everything except this one no go zone Called New York.
Speaker 8: City and watch what this guy, does and he'll be
Speaker 8: the example that convinces everyone to run away for The Democrat.
Speaker 2: Party you think about the great opulent to make Majestic,
Speaker 2: americans cities Like, Chicago, Atlanta, Memphis, La San, Francisco New York, City,
Speaker 2: WASHINGTON dc is the. City look at those magnificent, cities
Speaker 2: and The Democratic party the last thirty to seventy years
Speaker 2: have destroyed everyone in no circumstance in Any american city
Speaker 2: that these socialist policies. Worked in, fact they've just shown the.
Speaker 2: Opposite if the media did it shob and covered the
Speaker 2: failures of these big city mayors Like bass And johnson
Speaker 2: And adams and Now, mamdani maybe they're still, electable BUT
Speaker 2: i doubt. It and so at some, point can a
Speaker 2: great country exist when all their cities Are Third world excrement?
Speaker 2: Holes can we be a great nation when our great
Speaker 2: cities are in? Collapse?
Speaker 8: Well, LOOK i try to look at things. Glass you
Speaker 8: have to look at the bright side of. Things AND
Speaker 8: i don't, believe you, KNOW i don't want to believe
Speaker 8: there's going to be a civil war in this. Country
Speaker 8: But i've seen all the polls which SHOW i think
Speaker 8: at this, POINT i think it's seventy Million americans believe
Speaker 8: civil war is likely in the next five to ten,
Speaker 8: years AND i think there's like another eighty million who
Speaker 8: say it somewhat. Likely so there's over one hundred million
Speaker 8: who are starting to think about civil.
Speaker 1: WAR i don't think you could live with these people.
Speaker 1: Anymore i've said this for a long. Time you, know
Speaker 1: you can live with the old School.
Speaker 8: Democrats who DO i want to, name Like Muskie, humphrey even,
Speaker 8: mcgoverned they.
Speaker 1: Were still McGovern flew a bomber During World War.
Speaker 8: Two they were still heroes to some extent military, veterans
Speaker 8: even though they were liberal and didn't believe the same
Speaker 8: things as you and. Me but you can't live with these.
Speaker 8: People AND i don't Mean, MUSLIMS i don't mean.
Speaker 1: Blacks these. PEOPLE i don't want anyone misquoting.
Speaker 8: ME i Mean. Democrats Today's democrat are extreme radical communists
Speaker 8: who hate our country and Hate israel and Hate. Jews
Speaker 8: and if you Hate, jews next up As. Christians so
Speaker 8: don't think you're getting a pass. Either christians are gone.
Speaker 8: Next so these are really, radical bad. People so the
Speaker 8: good side of, me you, know the glasses half. FULL
Speaker 8: i don't want to believe this is ever going to
Speaker 8: be a civil. War we're going to be killing each
Speaker 8: other in the, streets ALTHOUGH i think the left would
Speaker 8: like to kill.
Speaker 7: Us in the.
Speaker 8: STREETS i do, believe And i've said this on your,
Speaker 8: show that we're headed for some sort of a kind
Speaker 8: of a divorce Of, america you, know The Great American,
Speaker 8: divorce and you're gonna have like A Red states Of
Speaker 8: america and A Blue states Of. America and that, way.
Speaker 1: We don't have to kill each. Other let them go their,
Speaker 1: way we go our. Way you, Know.
Speaker 8: Basically the Whole southwest is, conservative but you get rid Of, California,
Speaker 8: oregon And, washington and basically the whole middle of the
Speaker 8: country's conservative and the Whole south, conservative and you get
Speaker 8: rid of the Whole, northeast and you get rid Of,
Speaker 8: illinois and basically you've got.
Speaker 1: A red state Of america and blue. State AND i
Speaker 1: think we're aheaded that, way you.
Speaker 8: Know and by the, way the way people are moving
Speaker 8: now Shows i'm.
Speaker 1: Right you.
Speaker 8: KNOW i wrote the book in two thousand and five
Speaker 8: Called Millionaire. REPUBLICAN i predicted a, massive massive movement In,
Speaker 8: america you, know like no one had ever seen. Since
Speaker 8: like they're early nineteen hundreds of people moving out of
Speaker 8: blue states and moving To red states Like florida And
Speaker 8: texas And National tennessee And Las, Vegas. Nevada and it's
Speaker 8: Happening South, Carolina North, Carolina. Georgia those are the. States
Speaker 8: everybody's moving, To, Idaho. Montana people are Leaving california And
Speaker 8: illinois and the whole northeast and they're getting hell out Of.
Speaker 8: Dodge SO i, mean it's kind of, happening whether it's
Speaker 8: gonna be officially a red states versus The blue, states
Speaker 8: or whether it's just an Unofficial, hey all the good
Speaker 8: people are moving to The red.
Speaker 1: STATES i think it's gonna be really.
Speaker 8: Bad For democrats, bill because when the good people move,
Speaker 8: out there's no one left to pay the, bills and
Speaker 8: all the people with money are starting to figure out
Speaker 8: you got to move To texas Or. Florida you, Know
Speaker 8: ohio is now a Pretty republican.
Speaker 1: Zeace you can Include ohio on that.
Speaker 8: List you got to move somewhere where the taxes are
Speaker 8: lower and the leadership is not completely, insane or the
Speaker 8: leadership is Not muslims who believe in Global. Infatada don't
Speaker 8: quote me them Against. Muslims i'm against, crazy, radical Extreme,
Speaker 8: Jihadis muslims who believe in Global infantada and safe from
Speaker 8: The river to the, sea which means kill Every jew In.
Speaker 8: Israel we don't want that in The United states Of.
Speaker 8: America we've always been a very nice country to. Choose
Speaker 8: we don't want that in The United. States SO i
Speaker 8: just think we're moving in a kind of devisive direction
Speaker 8: that would divide the country a lot more than we
Speaker 8: are now even and we'll see where it all. Leads
Speaker 8: but you can't live with the people that call them self.
Speaker 8: Democrats now there's no, normal Uh Scoop.
Speaker 1: Jackson is not like that.
Speaker 8: Anymore nobody exists is? Still how About JOHN. F? Kennedy JOHN.
Speaker 8: F kennedy would have been A republican today without any
Speaker 8: question at. All you, know you can't live with the
Speaker 8: people that now call themselves.
Speaker 1: Democrats they're.
Speaker 2: Crazy, Well i've read in conservative journalists just Leave Karen bass,
Speaker 2: alone Leave chicago, Alone Let New york. Collapse why are
Speaker 2: we saving? Them i've seen the. Video i've not been
Speaker 2: In Los angeles maybe twenty YEARS i don't want to go.
Speaker 2: THERE i won't go. There it looks like it looks Like.
Speaker 2: Bangladesh or go To chicago public schools and watch what happens.
Speaker 2: There talk About New York city with the, filth the,
Speaker 2: garbage the drug, use the, urination the, fornication the defecation
Speaker 2: all over every Major american, City and you're, thinking why
Speaker 2: do we do? That And i've read that just leave
Speaker 2: them alone or just destroy. Yourself we're done helping. You
Speaker 2: we've got The World cup coming To america and Major
Speaker 2: american cities that's. Problem got The olympics coming much In
Speaker 2: Los angeles next, year, yeah. Problem and now we Have
Speaker 2: leo the, fourteenth and there's that number, again Fourteen Pete,
Speaker 2: rose who's a White sox. Fan we've Got trump electors
Speaker 2: EVERYWHERE i. LOOK i, say, magnificent. Opulent american cities. Destroyed
Speaker 2: AND i don't think any great country has ever succeeded
Speaker 2: long term when all of its major cities are crap
Speaker 2: holes and when they're garbage. DUMPS i don't think we can.
Speaker 2: Survive but then to help them exacerbates the. Difficulty but
Speaker 2: to leave them alone might be. WORSE i don't know
Speaker 2: what you.
Speaker 1: KNOW i don't know which one it is.
Speaker 8: EITHER i don't know how it's going to break, down
Speaker 8: BUT i know that we're headed for kind of a
Speaker 8: Great american, divorce and it might be. Necessary and by the,
Speaker 8: way you brought Up He, rose AND i know you love.
Speaker 8: Them you know THAT i love. THEM i was friends with.
Speaker 8: THEM i don't MEAN i loved him like his. STATS
Speaker 8: i MEAN i knew him. Personally lived In Las vegas
Speaker 8: towards the end of his life the last several, years
Speaker 8: and him AND i became friends who went to lunch.
Speaker 8: Together my company hired. Him he became a literally a
Speaker 8: spokesman for my. Company we DID tv ads. TOGETHER i Loved,
Speaker 8: Pete my wife loved, him SO i tried.
Speaker 1: To get him his.
Speaker 8: Pardon it didn't work in twenty twenty Because trump was
Speaker 8: obviously a little bit preoccupied with trying to keep the
Speaker 8: presidency in late twenty, twenty and Then january sixth came
Speaker 8: along and it all fell. Apart but NOW i THINK
Speaker 8: i got him his. PARDON i, TEXTED i Texted President
Speaker 8: trump back In. FEBRUARY i told you on your, show
Speaker 8: AND i, Said Pete rose should be, Pardoning AND i
Speaker 8: think that would get him off the band list and
Speaker 8: get him in the whole fame put pressure On Major.
Speaker 8: Baseball trump announced, it and then all of a, SUDDEN
Speaker 8: i started Tweeting. Trump the other, DAY i started texting
Speaker 8: and what happened To Pete rose's pardon and the head
Speaker 8: of the PARDON i won't say any, names but the
Speaker 8: head of The Pardon department of The United states at
Speaker 8: THE doj called me and we spoke and he, said
Speaker 8: we thought it got. Done we didn't even realize that
Speaker 8: the actual pardon hasn't been. Issued so now they asked
Speaker 8: the lawyer In vegas who's a friend of, mine to
Speaker 8: write up the official legal part Of Pete.
Speaker 1: Rose it's happening right. Now him AND i worked on
Speaker 1: it this.
Speaker 8: Weekend him AND i together are actually officially handing it
Speaker 8: in next week to The President's partner, office and hopefully
Speaker 8: we'll get it done very.
Speaker 2: Soon, wayne we have to run once again route For
Speaker 2: america Dot. Com have it up right. Now it's. Wonderful
Speaker 2: and argument, is let the cities go on their. Own
Speaker 2: they're going to destroy, themselves but after, all they're still
Speaker 2: part Of. America america will not look Like Los angeles'
Speaker 2: skid row But wayne on the route once. Again thanks
Speaker 2: for coming on The Bill Cunningham, show And. Owayne you're
Speaker 2: a Great america and have a Great fourth Of.
Speaker 1: July thank.
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Speaker 7: And just being culturally since it is you were saying
Speaker 7: a big, picnic and you might want to look at.
Speaker 7: Up historically it's a little offensive to some cultures to say,
Speaker 7: picnic so you might well just want to say a huge.
Speaker 7: CELEBRATION i see your eyes ad, like SO i can
Speaker 7: talk to you.
Speaker 2: Later, Hello.
Speaker 1: I'm Broadcasting.
Speaker 2: Bucky that's your, Buddy.
Speaker 4: Stephanie uh, uh don't say, it do? Mos?
Speaker 2: Yes saying that the picnic is, racist AND i asked
Speaker 2: a CAN i use the term a black friend of.
Speaker 2: Mine CAN i do that without being? Condemned, yes he
Speaker 2: sends me the following AS i did about a. Picnic
Speaker 2: i'm a. Segment you ready for? This go ahead the?
Speaker 2: Picnic here we, go all, right, Picnic be.
Speaker 4: Careful with that. Phone bad things happen when you use
Speaker 4: that on.
Speaker 2: There all? Right this is why a picnic can be
Speaker 2: offensive to black. People people when they were getting ready
Speaker 2: to lynch a black, man they would go to a
Speaker 2: picnic after the lynching and celebrate the lynching of the
Speaker 2: black man and his. Beating that's why a picnic can
Speaker 2: be sent. INSENSITIVE i sent him back this so in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, five a picnic is like A kkk, rally
Speaker 2: like When democrats ran The south and lynch black.
Speaker 4: Books he.
Speaker 2: Said he, said, well democrats then Were republicans and republicans
Speaker 2: and now Are. Democrats So i'm, saying, okay So DEM's
Speaker 2: destroyed The south for one hundred and fifty. Years now
Speaker 2: they're destroying our major. Cities do you see a consistency?
Speaker 2: Here so That i've gotten no? Response did you know about?
Speaker 4: IT a picnic is not mutually exclusive to, this it
Speaker 4: IS i dare you to say, that don't you, know
Speaker 4: it's a link avers, person why you're black. THINGS a
Speaker 4: picnic is a get together with like a blanket and
Speaker 4: like a little basket of some food under a.
Speaker 2: Tree there were white sheets.
Speaker 4: There oh my.
Speaker 2: God So i'm just, saying you have to be one
Speaker 2: more sensitive. Rock, Yeah, Rock Stephanie.
Speaker 4: Domas this sort of stuff backfire has backfired time and
Speaker 4: time again over the last.
Speaker 2: Future he keeps getting re. Elected it's called The stockholm.
Speaker 2: Syndrome So i'm just, saying, now, also you're.
Speaker 4: Syndrome Does New York city have with your, boy Mom?
Speaker 2: DONNIE i call Him Fidel Mom, donnie who now claims
Speaker 2: that white people need to pay more taxes than black
Speaker 2: people because of. Reparations talk to a Little rock about
Speaker 2: that he's got running against him at this, point my
Speaker 2: Friend Curtis sliwa and Also Eric, adams the current. Mayor
Speaker 2: but they're gonna split the anti vote of The romney
Speaker 2: and they're gonna probably elect this. Guy And i'm, thinking
Speaker 2: well that, happens get ready to fund the police more no,
Speaker 2: bond more.
Speaker 4: Pain must be. NEEDED i guess how the cities do it?
Speaker 4: Out not not? Good what city is in the worst?
Speaker 4: Shape Los, Angeles chicago Or New. York right Now Los,
Speaker 4: angeles but a year or two could give him.
Speaker 9: Time then that is just a description of what we
Speaker 9: see right. Now it's not driven by. Race it's more
Speaker 9: of an assessment of what neighborhoods are being under taxed versus.
Speaker 9: Overtaxed we've seen time and again that this is a
Speaker 9: property tax system that is. Inequitable it's one that Actually
Speaker 9: Eric adams ran on saying that he would change in
Speaker 9: the first hundred. Days he since sought to defend it
Speaker 9: and lost at every juncture in.
Speaker 10: Court AND i understand you're, saying we're simply describing the
Speaker 10: types of neighborhoods that would see these increase in. Taxes
Speaker 10: and yet by invoking, race do you run the risk
Speaker 10: of potentially alienating key.
Speaker 9: CONSTITUENTS i Think i'm just naming things as they. Are and,
Speaker 9: ultimately the thing that motivates me in this is to
Speaker 9: create a system of. Fairness it is not to work
Speaker 9: backwards from an a racial assessment of neighborhoods or our. City,
Speaker 9: rather it's to ensure that we actually have an equal playing.
Speaker 9: Field and right now what we see with the property
Speaker 9: tax system is one that is overtaxing a number Of
Speaker 9: New yorkers and undertaxing, others and an inability of political
Speaker 9: will to resolve.
Speaker 4: That so no plans to change that language on your.
Speaker 9: Website the focus here is to actually a fair product
Speaker 9: system and that the use of that language is an
Speaker 9: assessment of the. Neighborhood all, right.
Speaker 4: City didn't want to work? Backwards isn't that what reparations?
Speaker 4: Are by definition one hundred and fifty.
Speaker 2: Years, yes that the white people today must pay for
Speaker 2: the sins of white.
Speaker 4: People now For New, YORK i feel sorry for the
Speaker 4: good people Of New York. City but nationally having this
Speaker 4: character being the spotlight of The Democrat party couldn't be.
Speaker 4: Better in a. Sense The republicans already use this from
Speaker 4: sea To Shining sea to get More republicans.
Speaker 2: Elected, Now, Thirdly, Rock i'm glad you're here on this.
Speaker 2: Issue you said sitting right there about two weeks, ago
Speaker 2: you're going to vote to eliminate real estate. Taxes is that?
Speaker 2: Correct are you kind of.
Speaker 1: Pulling them On?
Speaker 4: Dommie i'm JUST i would like to.
Speaker 2: Listen we got we got the table we had.
Speaker 4: Out Of matthews On state. Rep and he said that
Speaker 4: there's lots of great. Things tax cuts in the bill already.
Speaker 2: All, Right, now if you're a homeowner and you don't
Speaker 2: understand the the extra assessments and the inside mill agent
Speaker 2: outside mill agia right keeping forty percent from one renewals and.
Speaker 2: Language this says simply in about two, sentences if you vote,
Speaker 2: yes this will eliminate real estate taxes on private. Residences
Speaker 2: what's your? Vote that's my.
Speaker 4: Point, now if you hear a little more about of
Speaker 4: Course i'm, Tired i'm tired of, it of.
Speaker 2: It but then if that, happens the speaker, says your
Speaker 2: good Friend Matt huffin From, lima that the local sales
Speaker 2: tax needs to be about twenty, percent not, seven and
Speaker 2: that income taxes will be authorized by townships to.
Speaker 4: Have but in the budget bill the income taxes, dropped
Speaker 4: the top brackets dropping from that's but this is this
Speaker 4: is an addition to that that you live in a, township, correct,
Speaker 4: Yes that it'll give townships the ability to raise for
Speaker 4: the first time income tax on township.
Speaker 2: Residents in other, words.
Speaker 4: You, no, NO i don't want.
Speaker 2: That, well what are your favor?
Speaker 4: Of you know what real?
Speaker 2: Estate you know what sales?
Speaker 4: Tax this is a wake Up caull for the county
Speaker 4: to reduce the property. Taxes it's it's. Insane it goes
Speaker 4: up year after the year after. Year i'm tired of paying.
Speaker 4: It put something in there to freeze it for a little,
Speaker 4: while and let's get the lower, taxes the tax bracket.
Speaker 4: Going let's.
Speaker 2: Go he, says it'll be chaos if this passes because local,
Speaker 2: municipality who.
Speaker 4: Do they ever blame for this? Themselves politax just go
Speaker 4: over and, over we keep voting for.
Speaker 2: It matt makes the, Point, look you have fourteen special
Speaker 2: levees In Amla county from indigens to engigine care to
Speaker 2: welcome wagon to the, zoo to mental, health and you
Speaker 2: voted for. It you did not vote for. Segment did
Speaker 2: In Butler county you voted for it all Segment take.
Speaker 2: Responsibility foolishness has got to. Stop you voted for. It
Speaker 2: and he, said, well, firstly did. Not no one's ever.
Speaker 2: Failed has any of these levees ever? Failed?
Speaker 4: Never? Never they could put a library levey on there
Speaker 4: every TWO i mean twice a year and it would.
Speaker 4: Pass so that.
Speaker 2: Means you're in charge of your own. Property and when
Speaker 2: you as a township resident starts paying income tax with
Speaker 2: your high multi million dollar income as opposed to, really
Speaker 2: you're gonna be, saying wait a, minute wait a, minute
Speaker 2: give me back my property TAXES i don't want and
Speaker 2: which is.
Speaker 4: Deductibook it's not gonna, happen but hopefully it's Some some
Speaker 4: people are working to get this under.
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Speaker 2: east Of italy in a special. Wedding while, there there
Speaker 2: were Many venetians angry At Jeff bezos and my old
Speaker 2: girlfriend for spending sixty to eighty million dollars on a
Speaker 2: wedding when they spent say sex many million. Dollars where'd
Speaker 2: that money? Go did they put it in a pile of?
Speaker 2: Money did they blow?
Speaker 8: It?
Speaker 4: What DID i? Assume they employed lots and lots of
Speaker 4: people that live In venice who.
Speaker 2: Everything you should? Have the wedding cake was. Unbelievable how
Speaker 2: much did the? Guess oh tree? ALL i mean?
Speaker 4: Everybody so like a week long just one week out
Speaker 4: of the. Year, okay there's a. People it's a, little
Speaker 4: but the income gain from that is. Astronomical they don't like. It,
Speaker 4: no according To fox And who's a tremendous. Backlash, also
Speaker 4: as the segment, knows when you build an eight million
Speaker 4: dollar home In Indian, hill do you take eight million
Speaker 4: dollars in, cash put in a hole and bury? It
Speaker 4: or do you hire, butchers, bakers candlestick, makers, electricians, plumbers dry,
Speaker 4: wallers you have, lawyers all the all the money goes
Speaker 4: in the pockets of Everage americans who.
Speaker 2: Work is that a good or bad? Thing it's a good.
Speaker 2: Time how about going to a poor person and, say
Speaker 2: you know WHAT i want to work for? You you pay
Speaker 2: me all this money to do your. Wedding you didn't
Speaker 2: a poor guy would, say, hey it sounds gas, Sure, no, no, no.
Speaker 4: No. Now the other, rumor, though is you were hanging
Speaker 4: out WITH ss over There Sydney sweeney along WITH i
Speaker 4: thought she was hanging out WITH. Tb that's where the
Speaker 4: controversy comes. In SO i, SAY i can't say that
Speaker 4: the cake was unbelievable? Cake and who made the? Cake
Speaker 4: Did Jeff bezos make the? Cake Did oprah Make? No
Speaker 4: who made the? Cake baker? Cake who was in.
Speaker 2: Charge of the, security private security in the, net who
Speaker 2: was in charge of all the boats and all the
Speaker 2: flowers in the dress was like eighteen million? Dollars who
Speaker 2: got the eighteen? Million was it? Segment no person who
Speaker 2: made the dress got the? Money can we make when they.
Speaker 4: Say people didn't like?
Speaker 2: Him that like who?
Speaker 4: Like if he has the average shop owner like you,
Speaker 4: said baker wedding. Planner they got the, money all, that
Speaker 4: they got all kinds of. Money.
Speaker 2: RIGHT a friend of, Mine Sean, donovan you might know,
Speaker 2: Him Chief jeopardy Good, man is In. Italy it is
Speaker 2: common there now For american tourists to be victimized by scort.
Speaker 2: Guns that if you sit at a, restaurant two or
Speaker 2: Three venetians Or romans will walk up to you and
Speaker 2: scort you because you get you out of the, restaurant
Speaker 2: because you're spending money and taking their place and the.
Speaker 2: Restaurant they want us gone And so WHEN i read
Speaker 2: about these stories about the lavish wedding wedding and A
Speaker 2: hollywood actress, says, boy they suck to spend all that.
Speaker 2: Money well guess what, then one of the pockets of
Speaker 2: middle Class venetians who actually worked for a living that
Speaker 2: enjoyed it very? Much would you? Agree segments Many. Hill
Speaker 2: it's pretty, obvious but that's not the way the media
Speaker 2: covers it is no Segment do you have anything?
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Speaker 2: a half an hour, ago the note said to the,
Speaker 2: judge one of the jurors does not understand the jury.
Speaker 2: Instructions and the jury, asked what are we supposed to?
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Speaker 4: Okay martinez has a no no going into ninth. Inning
Speaker 4: everyone's fired. Up me and my, buddy my family were
Speaker 4: sitting there watching and four people in my section got
Speaker 4: up and. Left i'm, like what are you doing sitting
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Speaker 4: system is finally gonna.
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Speaker 4: What what do they do?
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Speaker 2: Day it will take a long, time but the judge
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Speaker 2: upon your collective knowledge about this case and reflect each
Speaker 2: individual judgment you have based upon the law THAT i
Speaker 2: provided to you and and the factual patterns presented by
Speaker 2: both sides to come to a, reasonable just. Conclusion that's
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