Speaker 1: Bill cunning in the Great America, welcome this glorious but
Speaker 1: frigid Tuesday after in the tri State. At all hell's
Speaker 1: breaking loose everywhere. Everywhere I looked as chaos and confusion,
Speaker 1: except in one place, which is Butler County. And now
Speaker 1: our Sheriff in Butler County, Richard K. Jones, is making national,
Speaker 1: in fact international news as making his facilities available for
Speaker 1: those who are here illegally. And one other little thing
Speaker 1: I'll point out is out of New York City, there
Speaker 1: is a so called gentleman named Manuel Otega who has
Speaker 1: been arrested six times for various arm robberies and sexual assaults.
Speaker 1: And on the sixth time, Ice finally said, you know what,
Speaker 1: we can't take this anymore. We want to put a
Speaker 1: detainer holder on him from Rikers Island. So the next
Speaker 1: time New York City lets him out that we want
Speaker 1: him held so we can deport him to Venezuela in
Speaker 1: New York City said no, you can't do that. Six
Speaker 1: times in the last By the way, the last person
Speaker 1: he has sawed and robbed was an assistant prosecutor in
Speaker 1: Alvin Bragg's office, a thirty five year old female that
Speaker 1: this bombed, this derelict, held up, sexually assaulted in some way,
Speaker 1: in some manner, and then he was arrested, and then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden put back out on the street,
Speaker 1: and ICE is saying, what the hell's going on? Sheriff
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham shown.
Speaker 1: First of all, can you understand why there are citizens
Speaker 1: in New York City by thirteen to fourteen percent more
Speaker 1: voted for Donald Trump. He goes, they can't take what's
Speaker 1: happening with Daniel Penny. They can't take with letting these
Speaker 1: criminals coming and going. They can't take the fact that
Speaker 1: ICE cannot put a detainer on someone for serious crimes committed.
Speaker 1: By the way, he's staying in a New York City
Speaker 1: hotel at four hundred dollars a night that you and
Speaker 1: I are paying for, Sheriff, And he has the one
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a month visa card, he's got free food,
Speaker 1: he has free subway access in which he arrests, he
Speaker 1: hurts some of the female pigeons, he calls them on
Speaker 1: these subway trains, and we can't a damn thing about it.
Speaker 1: First of all, before you talk about your jails becoming
Speaker 1: a repository depository for illegal aliens. What's your reaction in
Speaker 1: New York City and Los Angeles, et cetera. It will
Speaker 1: stand up against the power of the federal government.
Speaker 2: Listen, these are third world countries. People are fed up. Democrat, Republican, black, white,
Speaker 2: it doesn't matter. They're fed up, and law enforcements fed up.
Speaker 2: They're not allowed to do anything, and the whole these
Speaker 2: sanctuary cities. Cincinnati is a sanctuary city, Dayton's a sanctuary city.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what I'm gonna do. Like most sheriffs,
Speaker 2: most other than you're from these sanctuary areas, We're going
Speaker 2: to band together with the government. We're gonna do what
Speaker 2: the government wants us to do. And if it takes
Speaker 2: going into these cities, we're going to go in their
Speaker 2: task force and we're gonna do what they ask us
Speaker 2: to do. Get these criminals out here, get them back
Speaker 2: where they came from, and demand that these countries not.
Speaker 3: Ship them here.
Speaker 2: You saw, you saw up the Canadian president, he met
Speaker 2: the Trumpster and at Meryll Largo and he don't want
Speaker 2: no more.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Trump was talking about making it another state. Look, those
Speaker 2: places are the cess pool and people that live there
Speaker 2: that can't afford to get out. People If money can
Speaker 2: afford to get out, poor people cannot get out, middle
Speaker 2: class people cannot get out.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 2: But what I'm going to do is I'm going to
Speaker 2: do whatever the President of the United States asked us
Speaker 2: to do. Get our country back, support the Constitution of
Speaker 2: the United States, and we're going to band together with
Speaker 2: other law enforcement agies and the FATS And we've had
Speaker 2: two eighty seven g which gives us the authority to
Speaker 2: do that under President Trump, and we'll have it back
Speaker 2: here shortly, and we're going to do our part to
Speaker 2: protect our country, protect our county and to these sanctuary cities,
Speaker 2: Shame on you, Cincinnati, Shame on you, and Dayton, shame
Speaker 2: on you. We'll see how it works for you in
Speaker 2: the end.
Speaker 1: Well Sheriff. But when Trump was in office the last time,
Speaker 1: can you compare and contrast the differences between the Trump
Speaker 1: administration feelings toward illegal as it concerns Butler County. We
Speaker 1: know the difficulties all over the so called blue cities
Speaker 1: and blue states. That's awful, it's terrible. But in Butler County,
Speaker 1: which is pure red, can you tell the American people.
Speaker 1: What was different when Trump was in office, as supposed
Speaker 1: to Joe Biden, who's bought and paid for.
Speaker 4: Sure.
Speaker 2: Listen, immigration was under control. We were deporting out of
Speaker 2: Butler County hundreds and hundreds, and we were deporting thousands
Speaker 2: within our jail here. We were taking them to the airport,
Speaker 2: and Ice had teeth. They could do their job right now.
Speaker 2: As soon as Biden come in, it all went away.
Speaker 2: It deteriorated, all went away. The drugs, the fentanyl, they
Speaker 2: took advantage of it. It's destroying every county in the
Speaker 2: thirty three hundred counties. I don't care where you're from.
Speaker 2: It's destroyed that drugs have killed people, people that didn't
Speaker 2: know they were even doing. And then you've got these
Speaker 2: kids that are being shipped in. Now, let's shift to the.
Speaker 1: Northern border Canada.
Speaker 2: That's ten times worse than what it was. And that's
Speaker 2: why the little president of Canada came here. They don't
Speaker 2: care the drugs and the kids that are coming in
Speaker 2: through the Canadian border into the state of Ohio and Michigan.
Speaker 2: The northern border, it's out of control. Every state, every
Speaker 2: county in this country is a border county and is
Speaker 2: a border state, every single one of them. And we
Speaker 2: can't take anymore. We've got to take this back. Like Eisenhower,
Speaker 2: I think he was the last one that deported Dune
Speaker 2: maass importations and it was close to two million people.
Speaker 2: He had that done. Oh, it's going to be done.
Speaker 2: And the Tzar of the Border Patrol, Hey, he's one
Speaker 2: tough dude. But what people fail to realize the last
Speaker 2: four years that just stopped and these other countries shifted
Speaker 2: all these people in from one hundred and fifty different countries.
Speaker 2: But people forget when Obama was president, he deported more
Speaker 2: than Trump did. He built wall, and they're all liars
Speaker 2: and cheats and that's all coming to a halt.
Speaker 1: How about this, sheriff. I'm reading a story out of Montreal.
Speaker 1: There were forty seven thousand Indian nationals. I'm not talking
Speaker 1: about Arapa Hoo. I'm talking about from New Delhi. Forty
Speaker 1: four thousand Indian nationals crossed the US Canadian border illegally.
Speaker 1: And fiscal year twenty twenty four that ended on October
Speaker 1: the first, and the number when Trump was in office
Speaker 1: was two thousand. Now it's forty seven thousand, and it's accelerating,
Speaker 1: and the Indian Nationals were the most commonly encounter nationality.
Speaker 1: On the northern border, there's no fence largely you simply
Speaker 1: walk across. And how does somebody get from New Delhi
Speaker 1: to Montreal is unbelievable. But the message is out. Get
Speaker 1: to America before January the twentieth, and the Canadian authorities
Speaker 1: are now saying we can't handle us anymore. There was
Speaker 1: a time when the Canadian shall we say Justin Trudeau,
Speaker 1: who's the Canadian Prime minister, that opened their arms to
Speaker 1: the world, saying we have a population problem. You know,
Speaker 1: every woman needs to produce two point one to break even,
Speaker 1: and so therefore he invited the world to come in.
Speaker 1: Now Justin Trudeau is saying, Trump, stop it. We're going
Speaker 1: to demand our borders be closed to illegals. We must
Speaker 1: decide who comes in and not the other way around.
Speaker 1: And Trudeau says, in fact, Trump said to Trudeau, what
Speaker 1: about Canada becoming our fifty first date. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: America wants Canada. What do you say, do we need Canada?
Speaker 1: Is the fifty first date?
Speaker 2: Listen, no, listen, we had a chance to take them.
Speaker 2: I think it was either the American Revolution. Now we
Speaker 2: could have done yeah, and it was decided not to,
Speaker 2: and probably the best decision we ever made. They need us,
Speaker 2: but they treat us terrible. They suck all the life
Speaker 2: out of us. They take our money. We have to
Speaker 2: protect them because they border us and it's out of control.
Speaker 2: But they hated Trump. Hey, England sent people here to
Speaker 2: campaign against Trump during this last election. He's in hundreds
Speaker 2: of them here. And listen, the whole world is going
Speaker 2: to change for the better, just not the United States,
Speaker 2: the world. All these China's going to come in tow
Speaker 2: They're going to be fine because Trump's not going to
Speaker 2: take no stuff off of them. And the Northern North
Speaker 2: Korea he's going to be squared away as best as
Speaker 2: a crazy guy can be. And the drug cartel in Mexico,
Speaker 2: you should be very cautious because President Trump isn't beyond
Speaker 2: sending military into Mexico and to assist the Mexican government
Speaker 2: if that's what it takes.
Speaker 1: Well, according to certain officials in the new Trump administration,
Speaker 1: he's telling the shinebaumb a woman named Claudia Shinbaum is
Speaker 1: the president of Mexico, that if you want us to
Speaker 1: help you obliterate the drug cartels. Let me know, and
Speaker 1: we'll get it done. Can you imagine maybe the eighty
Speaker 1: second airborne fighting drug cartel members in Mexico with the
Speaker 1: permission of the Mexican government. I say, absolutely, obliterate A
Speaker 1: must the forces of evil around the world. Bring justice
Speaker 1: to the drug cartel. Sheriff Jones, bring justice.
Speaker 2: Hey listen, and it's gonna happen. She's not gonna be
Speaker 2: able to do much because she's controlled by the drug cartel.
Speaker 2: All the police chiefs there they're scared that kill their families.
Speaker 2: The United States is going to go back to being
Speaker 2: the number one again. Russia is waiting for Trump to
Speaker 2: come in so they can end all this stuff. And
Speaker 2: you watch and then you've got with it called Doge
Speaker 2: is going to come in and cut all the stupid
Speaker 2: stuff that we spend money for. We're gonna have less taxes,
Speaker 2: We're actually gonna pay some data off because of a
Speaker 2: VEK and and yeah, yeah, it's going to be good
Speaker 2: for our country. And they're going to start all righty
Speaker 2: respecting this. As soon as Biden gets done, pardon his
Speaker 2: whole family. He's got to get his too, his wife,
Speaker 2: he's got about fifteen of them. He should also go
Speaker 2: over there and pardon if he wants to get the
Speaker 2: heat off of him, he should pardon some others that
Speaker 2: have lost their whole careers. Trump's attorneys, they disbarred her
Speaker 2: and Juliani, who was a hero. They even come and
Speaker 2: took his watch. All political warfare at its worst. Our
Speaker 2: country has been so embarrassed by these idiots.
Speaker 1: But it's coming to a halt. Well, it's amazing. He's
Speaker 1: now been invited by McCrone of France to come to
Speaker 1: the grand opening of Notre Dame Cathedral, which of course
Speaker 1: is a museum, not a church anymore. The whole world
Speaker 1: is turning toward Donald Trump, and they got their hat
Speaker 1: in their hand because suddenly there's a new cowboy in
Speaker 1: charge of his named Donald Trump, and it's a different circumstances.
Speaker 1: Have you been offered? One of the newsroom asked me this.
Speaker 1: I know I've been contacted. Have you been contacted to
Speaker 1: take a job in the Trump administration?
Speaker 2: I was asked would I be interested a year ago?
Speaker 2: And I answered very quickly, no, I am not. I
Speaker 2: am staying right here at the Sheriff's office. If they
Speaker 2: would want me to be on a committee or something.
Speaker 2: I would do that if the president needed it. But
Speaker 2: right now there's so many people begging for jobs to
Speaker 2: go to work for the new president. Bill Cunningham and
Speaker 2: Sheriff Jones is not one of them. But if they
Speaker 2: need me and if I can help, I think I
Speaker 2: can do more help from where I am and I am.
Speaker 2: I've been in contact with their committee within the past
Speaker 2: year and someone that may be on their committee. But
Speaker 2: I'm not interested in anything other than they if my
Speaker 2: country needs me, But I don't want a full time job.
Speaker 2: I got the best job I could ever have in
Speaker 2: my lifetime.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of lawyers in the Southern District of Ohio.
Speaker 1: The US Attorney's position. There's so many in like Orlando Sanza,
Speaker 1: other people. Maybe Russell Mock would be great to become
Speaker 1: the US attorney. I have little interest. You know, many
Speaker 1: times in life share if we seek what we already have,
Speaker 1: and when you have something that you enjoy doing, it's entertaining,
Speaker 1: it's fun, it's it's relevant, and why seek something else
Speaker 1: when you have what you already Well, all of us
Speaker 1: seek happiness and joy and all that stuff, But when
Speaker 1: you already have that in your life. Why put it
Speaker 1: at risk to do something different. So, whether it's go
Speaker 1: to Washington, possible US senator for two years. I told
Speaker 1: Governor Mike DeWine that, look, if you need somebody for
Speaker 1: two years, I'll go there and shake things up with
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino. But I said, you know, I need somebody
Speaker 1: to run for the next four years because there's going
Speaker 1: to be a you got to run in twenty six,
Speaker 1: got to run in twenty eight. That's not me, and
Speaker 1: maybe the head of Ice is not you. But I'm
Speaker 1: confident that the Trump's are gonna pick good people to
Speaker 1: do those jobs.
Speaker 2: Oh, he's gonna pick people. Hey, I like that FBI picked.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be fun to watch it. It really really is.
Speaker 2: I've seen the building, the what he caught, the Hoover
Speaker 2: Building in DC. I think they said there's seven thousand
Speaker 2: people works in that building. That's you talk about top
Speaker 2: heavy and bureaucrats. Uh, the agents that are out in
Speaker 2: the field that work their butts off and they don't
Speaker 2: want to be involved in politics. They want to do
Speaker 2: police work, and they've been held back by these bureaucrats
Speaker 2: that have been put in there. And it's time to
Speaker 2: clean the swamp out. Ronald Reagan said it was a
Speaker 2: swamp and was he correct or what? It is a swamp?
Speaker 2: And we've got a chance, and you and I are
Speaker 2: going to do our part. I'm gonna do my part
Speaker 2: from here to help in any way that I can.
Speaker 2: I've been in every news media John, there is I
Speaker 2: think in the past week when you are on the
Speaker 2: front page of the Wall Street Journal for a sheriff
Speaker 2: to be on the front page and a whole page
Speaker 2: page ten in.
Speaker 1: The bag, not bad.
Speaker 2: And then hey seeing Ann Fox News, Newsmags WLW, I mean,
Speaker 2: and it's all the same thing, immigration, and it's changing.
Speaker 2: The whole world's changing, and you and I are going
Speaker 2: to be part of that, my friend.
Speaker 1: All right, we have a minute remaining. I want to
Speaker 1: get your reaction to this one headline. Liberal women are
Speaker 1: undergoing sterilization blaming Trump.
Speaker 3: This group.
Speaker 1: You know, you heard about the four bs, which is
Speaker 1: no sex, no husband, no babies, et cetera. But several
Speaker 1: liberal women have gotten sterilized or planned to be sterilized
Speaker 1: because of Donald Trump. An interview with Newsweek magazine, women
Speaker 1: said they're afraid of their reproductive rights being taken away.
Speaker 1: Once Trump becomes the president, and what they're doing is
Speaker 1: having sterilization procedures underway. This one woman said from Florida.
Speaker 1: She's on Only Fans, which is Scott Sloan's favorite website.
Speaker 1: The idea of getting pregnant to me is worse than death.
Speaker 1: I do not want some man to impregnate me. So
Speaker 1: she's having her fillopian tubes not tied, but removed. And
Speaker 1: there's other women's part of the four B movement, which
Speaker 1: is no sex, no boyfriends, no babies, nothing. They're giving
Speaker 1: up their vaginas for Donald Trump. Your reaction, it's a
Speaker 1: crazy world.
Speaker 2: Wow. Listen, Wow, Hey, you can't make this.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at this story. All over the country, women
Speaker 1: are having their filopian tubes removed in the protest. Protest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they need psychiatric health, yes, and bad or badly.
Speaker 2: They need it quickly. And listen. The election's over. People
Speaker 2: are coming together, except for the crazies, and listen. In
Speaker 2: a society that's free, society like we have people to
Speaker 2: look set ourselves on fire and protest. Now, i'ld think
Speaker 2: of a better way to protest than that. Or jumping
Speaker 2: in front of the train, that's another protest. There's better
Speaker 2: ways to protest than that setting yourself on fire. You
Speaker 2: and I go back enough during the Vietnam War, people
Speaker 2: would pour, yes, they would set theirselves to protest.
Speaker 1: That's a pro I'm going to protest. I'm going to
Speaker 1: burn myself to death.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Or I'm going to kill myself over my girlfriend. I'll
Speaker 2: teach her a lesson.
Speaker 1: Well, you're the best of us. Well, why don't you
Speaker 1: and I join hands and agree not to go to
Speaker 1: the federal government for anything and just stay where we are.
Speaker 1: We have what we seek.
Speaker 2: Hey, listening, you and I can do more good here
Speaker 2: from within the country and speak out and UH as
Speaker 2: greatest country in the world to live. And you and
Speaker 2: I have fought that battle and fought that fight, and
Speaker 2: we're going to stay strong.
Speaker 1: My friend, Sheriff Richard K. Jones, You're a great American,
Speaker 1: a great devotee of the New York Times. And welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham Show, and Sheriff you're the best.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Thank you, brother, God bless America.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more of the Sheriff. I want to
Speaker 1: protest Trump. I'm gonna have my fallopian tubes removed. On
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW, Sorry, Billy Cunningham, the great American. I
Speaker 1: look around athletically and I see another of chaos. Got
Speaker 1: all the Bees, Cleveland Browns, they sink the buck guys.
Speaker 1: I think the record of Ryan Day against non Michigan
Speaker 1: teams is something like ninety seven and one, but's what
Speaker 1: one and four against Michigan, so the other ninety seven
Speaker 1: don't count. So you at the Bengals, got the Browns,
Speaker 1: you got the Buck Eyes, then you got the Bearcats
Speaker 1: the football team, and all I see is chaos. And
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow he had that look in his eye, that
Speaker 1: saying what in the head of Carson Palmer looking his eye,
Speaker 1: or maybe and Andrew Luck looking his eye thinking what
Speaker 1: in the hell can I do? And the answer is
Speaker 1: very little. Scored ninety nine points the last three games,
Speaker 1: and they've won none of them. Now they play Dallas
Speaker 1: Cowboys on Monday night. We'll see what happens there. Secondly,
Speaker 1: I think Wednesday, Thursday of last week, when I was
Speaker 1: with you, I had on the great to Greek, not
Speaker 1: Dean Gregory, not the Egglamisi Brothers, not Leslie Gibz, but
Speaker 1: rather doctor Dean Carriocus of the Christ Hospital and I've
Speaker 1: received numerous messages wanting to avail you of their services
Speaker 1: at Christ which is the by far the top heart
Speaker 1: vascular hospital in this part of the country, if not
Speaker 1: the world. And I was reluctant to give out phone numbers,
Speaker 1: but I spoke to someone who's often said sure, if
Speaker 1: it's a referral from you, we'll take it. So if
Speaker 1: you have pencil and paper, write this down or put
Speaker 1: it in your phone immediately, which is five one three
Speaker 1: two zero six one two two two. That is two
Speaker 1: zero six one two two two the Christ Hospital. When
Speaker 1: you call, give him your name and say you heard
Speaker 1: doctor Carriacus with Bill Cunningham, the great American, and they
Speaker 1: get you in and get you evaluated. I've sent the
Speaker 1: Christ Hospital for heart difficulties about seven or eight of
Speaker 1: my friends uniformly. They received the best care in the world.
Speaker 1: And I one of them has a three D heart
Speaker 1: valve being printed somewhere, I think in Israel or London.
Speaker 1: And doctor Kariakas spoke about it on Wednesday when he
Speaker 1: was with me, saying, now they've gone to the next
Speaker 1: generation of heart valves that are not pigs, not cows,
Speaker 1: maybe not even polymer, but heart valves created for your
Speaker 1: particular biology inside your heart, which are printed like in
Speaker 1: a three D printer. Are you kidding me? The answer
Speaker 1: is I'm not kidding you. So if you want the
Speaker 1: best healthcare this side of heaven, it is once again
Speaker 1: five one three two zero six two two, give me
Speaker 1: your name. Say you want to schedule an appointment, and
Speaker 1: that uh you heard Dean Carriocus with Bill and that uh,
Speaker 1: they'll get you in well while while time last. Don't
Speaker 1: wait two zero six one two two two to see
Speaker 1: doctor Dean Carriacus and his team. Secondly, Brian Combs head
Speaker 1: in the in the news that is that the emails
Speaker 1: because the Channel nine's I team, under the leadership of
Speaker 1: Tanya O'Rourke, is investigating. It's been more than a month.
Speaker 1: It's November first since the fire I four seventy one
Speaker 1: brick costing shall we say millions and millions of man hours?
Speaker 1: Can I say man hours anymore? Maybe person hours? And
Speaker 1: it's a consequence, it is a major pain in the
Speaker 1: neck to hundreds of thousands of motorists every day between
Speaker 1: south and north of the River. It's just it's awful
Speaker 1: and uh when it happened November, the first in the
Speaker 1: early morning hours. It went on for about to one
Speaker 1: to three hours at north of two thousand degrees melting steel,
Speaker 1: and the video is truly unbelievable and one keeps asking, well,
Speaker 1: how did that happen? Well, the answer is mayrift have
Speaker 1: pureval and city council did not want the homeless, a
Speaker 1: population of two or three hundred living in the city,
Speaker 1: to be around the OTR and downtown during blink. Blink
Speaker 1: was the third week in October, and so they coerced
Speaker 1: and encouraged the homeless to get down to the river
Speaker 1: front and to do what they do under bridges, and
Speaker 1: food would be provided, to be other goodies and incentives
Speaker 1: to stay on the river front, so that the women
Speaker 1: and men from Westchester and those in Villa Hills wanted
Speaker 1: to put up with beggars during blink. So the plan
Speaker 1: was all right. Instead of locking him up in metal
Speaker 1: hospitals for public fornication, defecation, urination, and instead of spending
Speaker 1: the money on a Longview State mental hospital facility, let's
Speaker 1: simply push them to the riverfront. And if you've been
Speaker 1: down there during the summertime, you see the fires up
Speaker 1: and down the north and southern half of the high
Speaker 1: River that talks. You can just see it lined up
Speaker 1: large numbers of fires. And they found it agreeable to
Speaker 1: the homeless not to provide in service patient care which
Speaker 1: is required for those that are mentally ill or drug addicted,
Speaker 1: which is homeless population, and so they simply pushed them
Speaker 1: to the riverfront. And then Brian Combs and the Iteam
Speaker 1: reports that there's numerous emails back and forth between O
Speaker 1: DOT and the city saying, Hey, by the way, you've
Speaker 1: got to get the homeless out from underneath the bridges
Speaker 1: because that's a problem. Propane tanks, occasional fires, barrel fires, etc.
Speaker 1: It's not good. You might recall the evening of October
Speaker 1: thirty first, November one was somewhat gloomy. That was Halloween.
Speaker 1: You might recall Halloween night, October thirty first, it was
Speaker 1: rain for the first time in a long time, had
Speaker 1: some rain, and so the homeless population of one or
Speaker 1: two hundred decided to get under bridges. One of the
Speaker 1: best places to go if you're homeless is underneath the
Speaker 1: Eye four seventy one bridge. It is close to all
Speaker 1: the amenities that you need, close to the begging, it's
Speaker 1: close to the shelter on top. And so what happens
Speaker 1: when it's a bit chilly and cold. You might recall
Speaker 1: it was wet and rainy, Well, you start a fire.
Speaker 1: And that's exactly what O Dot had said to the
Speaker 1: city to prohibit. We don't want fires underneath our bridges.
Speaker 1: So the city, beginning a year ago, took it with
Speaker 1: a grain of salt. The police have been told, Fiji's
Speaker 1: been told the Chief of police, she's been told leave
Speaker 1: the homeless alone on the steps in Saint Francis Seraph
Speaker 1: Church in Central Parkway and OTR. I've driven by several
Speaker 1: times and every night between twenty and thirty individuals open
Speaker 1: air drug use, open air prostitution, selling and buying drugs
Speaker 1: right there on the steps of a Catholic church. At
Speaker 1: one point, the pastor allowed the homeless in, but they
Speaker 1: destroyed the inside of it because they're mentally ill and
Speaker 1: their drunks and their drug addicts and they don't act properly.
Speaker 1: So he locked the door and kept him outside. And
Speaker 1: the begging goes on, etc. And the city puts up
Speaker 1: with it, as many major American cities do today. It
Speaker 1: used to be if you engage in that kind of behavior,
Speaker 1: you were put in Longview State Mental Hospital and give
Speaker 1: an assistance or care, had to go to a homeless shelter.
Speaker 1: You must report to a homeless shelter. But now because
Speaker 1: of political activism, we cannot treat homeless individuals and hold
Speaker 1: them responsible for the failure of their behavior to comport
Speaker 1: with civil law. So the culprit here is a permissiveness
Speaker 1: by f to have peyival and city council which told
Speaker 1: the homeless to leave OTR in downtown for blink and
Speaker 1: go on the river front told repeatedly by O DOT
Speaker 1: do not allow the homeless to congregate under the overpasses
Speaker 1: because it causes a fire, certainly a fire risk of
Speaker 1: propane tanks or barrel fires or whatever, and don't do that. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm told by one or two text messages from cops
Speaker 1: the first week in November that what happened is that
Speaker 1: several homeless on Halloween night it was cold and rainy,
Speaker 1: went down underneath the I four seventy one bridge without
Speaker 1: the intent of setting the damn thing on fire. And
Speaker 1: if you've been down there, and Brian Comb spends times
Speaker 1: down there because he's a he's a pickle bowl pickleball Guru.
Speaker 1: There's a large base of recycled tires of rubber three
Speaker 1: to four inches thick, which is about thirty by fifty
Speaker 1: feet across, which allows those on the playpens not to
Speaker 1: skeff their knees. Then on top of that is recycled
Speaker 1: plastic and it's not just a little playset, it's a
Speaker 1: huge playset. It's in the commemoration of the steamboats. So
Speaker 1: I was told by Brian Combs, it's beautiful there, but
Speaker 1: what happens when the sun goes down there? Before the
Speaker 1: open air drug use, open air prostitution, buying and selling
Speaker 1: of drugs underneath the I four seventy one bridge. When
Speaker 1: it's raining, you don't want to be outside, and many
Speaker 1: homeless goes through mentally ill and on drugs and alcohol,
Speaker 1: aren't thinking right, so they don't want to go into
Speaker 1: the homeless shelter. They want to stay outside in camp.
Speaker 1: So someone decided to start a fire on the rubberise,
Speaker 1: the large rubberized mats that were present. And if you've
Speaker 1: ever seen a tire fire get started with thousands of tires,
Speaker 1: guess what.
Speaker 3: It never ends.
Speaker 1: It goes on for months and months and months and
Speaker 1: so the barrel fire started the rubber rubberized shreded tires
Speaker 1: on fire, which spread quickly to the plastic structure. This
Speaker 1: U structure, which is a replica of a steamboat, that
Speaker 1: created a heat of about two thousand plus degrees that
Speaker 1: melted steel. There's five or six of these steel apparatuses
Speaker 1: on the I four seventy one bridge, which are called
Speaker 1: beams that are about six feet wide and four hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty feet long each, and they have to curve
Speaker 1: in a certain way. Plus you have thousands of steel
Speaker 1: appliances that must go into it. So you had to
Speaker 1: tear down the bridge and build it back up. And
Speaker 1: if you recently have seen a weather forecast, looks like
Speaker 1: the old winners might be back. We're and have a cold,
Speaker 1: long winter, which means to work on the four to
Speaker 1: seventy one bridge will be slowed down measurably. Talk about
Speaker 1: the first part of March. They hope to get it
Speaker 1: done by the first part of April, because things slow
Speaker 1: down precipitously over Christmas and New Year's anyway, Plus there's
Speaker 1: holidays in January, so as a consequence, it's going to
Speaker 1: be a slow build out because of the failure of
Speaker 1: public policy and the fact that we can hold homeless
Speaker 1: individuals to rate rigorous standards of behavior. You'll get your help,
Speaker 1: but you must agree to come to certain places and
Speaker 1: stay there. And when you violate the law, well you'll
Speaker 1: be given one or two or three chances. But after
Speaker 1: a while you will be put in jail, and if
Speaker 1: you keep doing it, you'll be put in jail for
Speaker 1: a long time. For public safety, that doesn't happen in
Speaker 1: America today, head on a guest Sunday Night that talked
Speaker 1: about in New York City there's about twenty two thousand
Speaker 1: felons alien invaders from other countries, twenty two thousand that
Speaker 1: have committed serious felonies like rape and robbery and murder
Speaker 1: that are routinely set out on bond and don't report.
Speaker 1: And across the country the numbers two hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: five thousand criminal alien invaders are in the country in
Speaker 1: blue cities and blue states in which the mayors and
Speaker 1: city councils, etc. Will not allow ICE to come in
Speaker 1: and detain those individuals. And it's happening in the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, and City of Cincinnati is a sanctuary city.
Speaker 1: Hamley County is a sanctuary county. Have read all around,
Speaker 1: but Cincinnati is no different than other major American cities
Speaker 1: that will not allow their employees to participate in help
Speaker 1: federal marshals and federal employees to do their job. Well,
Speaker 1: there's a felony, a federal felony that says that if
Speaker 1: you impede a law enforcement official federally from doing their job,
Speaker 1: that is a felony that carries five years in jail.
Speaker 1: And I think when the Trump shut takes over in
Speaker 1: about seven weeks, I think Tom Homan, new ICE director,
Speaker 1: is going to use somebody as an example you're impeding
Speaker 1: my investigation. Likely it's going to be the mayor of Denver,
Speaker 1: a guy named Johnston. That guy's a real clown who
Speaker 1: actually use city resources and stop federal law enforcement officials
Speaker 1: from doing their job. And look at it this way.
Speaker 1: We have one point two million, I said, one point
Speaker 1: two million persons living now in America that have received
Speaker 1: deportation orders. They've been told to leave the country, haven't
Speaker 1: gone through the whole process. One point two million are
Speaker 1: told to leave the country and they refuse to leave.
Speaker 1: And on top without a quarter of a million or
Speaker 1: more criminal aliens, rapists and robbers and killers and thieves
Speaker 1: of every description that are inside of America committing crime
Speaker 1: as I speak, including in many homes in Indian Hill
Speaker 1: and homes in Villa Hills. I had on Rob Sanders
Speaker 1: the other day to talk about it. It's terrible, it's disgusting,
Speaker 1: and the holders are not honored by city officials that
Speaker 1: are controlled by Democrats in the city. In New York City,
Speaker 1: there was a female thirty six year old prosecutor on
Speaker 1: the staff of Alvin Bragg who was accosted, held up
Speaker 1: at gunpoint, and forced to commit some sort of sexual
Speaker 1: act on a guy named Manuel who's here illegally from
Speaker 1: Venezuela that's had six arrest for similar misbehavior that is
Speaker 1: out roaming the streets of New York as I speak,
Speaker 1: and they will not accept an ice detainer at Rikers
Speaker 1: Island on him. We have nothing but serious problems. It
Speaker 1: took us a long time to get here, and you
Speaker 1: and I know it will take us a long long
Speaker 1: time to get out of it. Let's begin the journey.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more coming up and later is going
Speaker 1: to be Randy freaking He's unfreaking believable as a new
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Speaker 1: Let's contain you with more. Twelve fifty five Home a Year,
Speaker 1: Bengals News Radio, seven hundred WW by Billy Cunningham, The
Speaker 1: Great American. Randy Freaking is in the studio. You know, Randy,
Speaker 1: we seldom get a visit in the studio, so it's
Speaker 1: good to have you here.
Speaker 3: Hey, Willy ill Love coming back.
Speaker 1: It's good to be anywhere. In fact, I gotta I
Speaker 1: gotta see you. You got to see eyeball to eyeball,
Speaker 1: let's talk about this night. You have a new book out,
Speaker 1: great for Christmas. The Big Red Machines Last Hurrah. Yes,
Speaker 1: so there was a time. I tell it, young folks
Speaker 1: six They can't believe it. Cincinnati was the baseball capital
Speaker 1: of the world between nineteen seventy five and nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: fifteen years the Reds won twenty percent of all World serieses.
Speaker 1: They were there, they were the best ever seventy five,
Speaker 1: seventy six. They've now won nine World Series games in
Speaker 1: a row and won the last game in seventy five,
Speaker 1: swept the Yankees, swept Oakland nine. So nineteen eighty one,
Speaker 1: when you think about it, we were the headquarters of
Speaker 1: all great baseball right here, and the Redmans and the
Speaker 1: Big Red Machine had their last hurrah. Explain what happened
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty one. Well, it's an outrageous thing that happened.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: If we would have won in nineteen eighty one, who
Speaker 5: knows what would have happened. They could have gone on
Speaker 5: a thirty forty year streak.
Speaker 3: We will go.
Speaker 5: We would have had good teams throughout the eighties and then,
Speaker 5: but there was a strike in the middle of the
Speaker 5: season that was provoked by the Major League Baseball owners
Speaker 5: and the players walked out for fifty days and Bowie
Speaker 5: koon Is wisdom decide to have a split season. The
Speaker 5: Reds were at half game behind when the strike began
Speaker 5: the Dodgers because they had played one less game. Okay,
Speaker 5: then they resume and Bowie says, hey, we're gonna throw.
Speaker 3: The first half out.
Speaker 1: Doesn't count.
Speaker 3: Doesn't count.
Speaker 5: But if you won the first half like the Dodgers did,
Speaker 5: you're automatically in the postseason.
Speaker 1: That's a great And of course the Reds got screwed
Speaker 1: by two barbecued right there. Yes, they were half a
Speaker 1: game out of first, So the Dodgers are automatically in
Speaker 1: the playoffs. But you have the second half of the
Speaker 1: season to play yet.
Speaker 5: Right, And the Reds have a great second half, but
Speaker 5: they finish one game behind the Astros. They end up
Speaker 5: with the best record in baseball. Willie won the best
Speaker 5: records the Reds have ever had, sixty six and forty
Speaker 5: two percentage.
Speaker 1: Wise, twenty four games over five hundred.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and they only played what my finnetown meth tells
Speaker 5: me one hundred and eight games, and they were already
Speaker 5: at sixty.
Speaker 1: Two, and they're told again, now, because you didn't win
Speaker 1: the first half or the second half, neither one in
Speaker 1: a sense counted for the overall. It's just counted one
Speaker 1: or the other. Now both. And so the Reds are
Speaker 1: told which Cincinnati. That happens all the time to us,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. That's right, something happens.
Speaker 5: But you know, season ticket holders, when they're sold season
Speaker 5: tickets are told, hey, if your team gets into the postseason,
Speaker 5: and if you have the best record in baseball you
Speaker 5: would be in the postseason, you get playoff tickets.
Speaker 1: So how much of a complaint? I guess the big
Speaker 1: cities liked it because the were in.
Speaker 3: Well that was the beauty of it for MLB.
Speaker 5: You know, they won, the recovered their losses because the
Speaker 5: fans had turned on the owners by the end of
Speaker 5: the strike and they realized the owners provoked this thing.
Speaker 5: So in the first half, he had New York automatically
Speaker 5: guaranteed in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: They like that. The Dodgers hated.
Speaker 5: Dodgers, you know, four big cities, the Phillies and one
Speaker 5: other team. And it was a complete travesty. And so
Speaker 5: we try to write that wrong in this book. We
Speaker 5: talk about the season. Grant freaking. My nephew helped me
Speaker 5: with this project. He's a great writer, great editor. He
Speaker 5: works down at the UC Business School. He writes all
Speaker 5: their publications and edits them. He does a fantastic job.
Speaker 5: He does a little work for FC Cincinnati and the
Speaker 5: Cincinnati magazine.
Speaker 3: Is a great sports writer.
Speaker 1: And there was a lawsuit. You're a lawyer, so you
Speaker 1: like to sue people, Yes, sir, talk about the wackiest
Speaker 1: lawsuit in American judicial history.
Speaker 5: What happened, Well, a couple of things happened. In our book.
Speaker 5: Three law students from Ohio State University filed a lawsuit
Speaker 5: to stop this travesty and get a temporary straining order.
Speaker 5: And then when the book we tell how that trial
Speaker 5: would have proceeded, we have Boowie on the stand, Booey Coon,
Speaker 5: Marvin Miller, you know Ray Greeby, who is the owner's negotiator,
Speaker 5: and we and the judge is named Joe Jackson. He
Speaker 5: likes to slip off his shoes every once in a while.
Speaker 5: Willie yes, and Joe Jackson makes a wise decision in
Speaker 5: the book, and he decides that this entire travesty has
Speaker 5: to be rated, and so he insearched the two teams
Speaker 5: with the best records overall the season in the World
Speaker 5: Series that year, and then we have a fictional world series.
Speaker 1: Who wins the I mean, guess who wins the World Service?
Speaker 3: Well, I can't blow the ending, Willie.
Speaker 5: But you know, we simulated a ton of games on
Speaker 5: a website called what if sports dot com? What if
Speaker 5: sports dot com. We held true to those results, and
Speaker 5: all I can tell you is that we would have
Speaker 5: had maybe we would have broke that winning streak after
Speaker 5: five because in our fictional World Series they did not sweep.
Speaker 3: But it's all good news for Reds fans.
Speaker 1: So there were remnants of the big Red Machine still
Speaker 1: who was on the eighty one Reds who had the
Speaker 1: best record overall, but lost the first half by half
Speaker 1: a game, the second half by a game, and he
Speaker 1: still had a pretty good had the best ball club
Speaker 1: in baseball. But you didn't get you didn't get to
Speaker 1: the playoffs, much less the World Series. Willie, think about this.
Speaker 1: We still had Johnny Bench. It's pretty good. Yeah, he
Speaker 1: didn't retire to like I think eighty four.
Speaker 5: Eighty eight, two or three, something like that. He was
Speaker 5: hurt part of the season. He didn't catch as much,
Speaker 5: but he played first base. He had Danny Dreeson at
Speaker 5: first base. He had Ronnie Oaster at.
Speaker 1: Second base, number sixteen from within throw high school.
Speaker 5: Davy Concepcion at shortstop not good, the Hall of Famer
Speaker 5: not bad, right third base, Ray Night.
Speaker 1: He could fight, and he married Nancy Lopez yep.
Speaker 3: And then we had George Foster in.
Speaker 5: Left field before he went to the METSI another member
Speaker 5: of the br M.
Speaker 1: Pretty good.
Speaker 5: Ken Griffy in center field.
Speaker 1: Not Junior. Maybe Junior wasn't born. Junior was quite young
Speaker 1: at that point.
Speaker 5: He was quite young at that point, probably about ten.
Speaker 1: And Ken Griffy Senior was still really good.
Speaker 3: Really good.
Speaker 5: Dave Collins patrol right field, pretty good. They had a
Speaker 5: great team. How about the pitching staff? Will he Tom
Speaker 5: Seaver and Mario Soto as you're one.
Speaker 3: Two not bad, not bad, not bad.
Speaker 1: That's why the Mario was in his prime and Sever
Speaker 1: was still pretty good.
Speaker 3: Yes, sever was still pretty good.
Speaker 1: And a short series you have to face Tom sever
Speaker 1: and Mario and then you had that lineup going on,
Speaker 1: and that's pretty good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, absolutely, I mean Sever had a good year. Uh
Speaker 5: Soto had a great year.
Speaker 3: You had.
Speaker 5: Doug Bear in the bullpen, you had Tommy Yume. I mean,
Speaker 5: you know, these are names of the past. Frank past story,
Speaker 5: remember him. Gary Burbank loved Frank pass story. Bruce Berrenni
Speaker 5: right hand, nasty guy, he was nasty. Mike Lacosse and
Speaker 5: he was another nasty f Charlie Lee Brant lefty.
Speaker 3: I mean, it was a.
Speaker 1: Good How can baseball say the Reds have the best
Speaker 1: record in baseball but they can't get to the playoffs
Speaker 1: because there's some artificial rule.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and there was no rule by Coon made it up.
Speaker 5: Marvin Miller did not agree to it. The Reds protested.
Speaker 5: They actually voted, you know, the MLB owners voted on
Speaker 5: this and the Reds and the Cardinals voted against it.
Speaker 5: But they lost the vote, and at the end of
Speaker 5: the season they kind of just said, oh, well, let's.
Speaker 1: Start the playoffs. Wasn't their real lawsuit filed on the
Speaker 1: judge said get the hell out of here or something
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 5: There was a real lawsuit filed also by three Ohio
Speaker 5: State University law students, and the judge didn't really put
Speaker 5: up with a very long willie. We filed that thing.
Speaker 5: The dean of law school wasn't very happy with us.
Speaker 5: My prospective employer was not very happy with me.
Speaker 1: But you wanted to defend the Reds and so you fouled.
Speaker 1: He kind of snotted you out of court. Get there,
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Willy.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: The funny thing was we're typing this thing up the
Speaker 5: week before to get ready and we hadn't taken civil
Speaker 5: procedure class in total.
Speaker 1: You hadn't done that yet, so we.
Speaker 5: Weren't sure if adding the Montreal expos would screw up
Speaker 5: jurisdiction in Columbus.
Speaker 1: Like admiralty law, you had the rule of the nodules,
Speaker 1: you had a foreign country.
Speaker 3: So we had to leave the Montreal Expos off the complaint.
Speaker 1: Let them. I'm not sure if Canada can be subject
Speaker 1: to an American court, that's right, sure.
Speaker 3: And so what did the judge do?
Speaker 5: He called us in the next morning, the day the
Speaker 5: playoffs were supposed to start, and said, boys, what do
Speaker 5: you want me to do? We said, judge, we want
Speaker 5: you to stop these playoffs, have a hearing, and we
Speaker 5: want you.
Speaker 3: Insert the Reds into the postseason. And it was Judge Canary.
Speaker 1: He was a nasty dude with no sense of humor. Vaguely,
Speaker 1: he wasn't like, let me think about this for a while.
Speaker 5: We hadn't done a considerable amount of research on Judge Canary,
Speaker 5: but we figure it out pretty quickly. He was not
Speaker 5: going to put up with our nonsense. What did he
Speaker 5: say to you? He said, boys, boys, do you know
Speaker 5: where the clerk's office is? Yes, sir, yes, sir. That's
Speaker 5: where we followed the lawsuit just yesterday morning. You know
Speaker 5: where to go, he says, you know where to go, yes, sir,
Speaker 5: he goes, I suggest you file a notice of voluntary dismissal.
Speaker 1: Immediately and walk into the clerk, of course, sir, yes, sir.
Speaker 1: At the time, of course, I was living here in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: there was this sense of total outrage, total anger because
Speaker 1: the best team in baseball with the best record did
Speaker 1: not get to the first round of the playoffs. But
Speaker 1: then because of that decision by Bouie Kuhn and by
Speaker 1: Marvin Miller, that was the actual break up that caused
Speaker 1: the next seven years of absolute desolation of your Cincinnati Reds.
Speaker 1: Explain what happened after that decision.
Speaker 5: As Tree tired, Griffy Foster conceptio move on and you
Speaker 5: know the history. From eighty two to eighty five, the
Speaker 5: Reds were terrible until Pete came back. Then Pete got
Speaker 5: him in the second place for four or five consecutive season.
Speaker 1: Until another disaster arose. Pete Rose and I was sitting
Speaker 1: there and Judge Natal's bench off to the right. He said, Willy,
Speaker 1: come on up here, and I was like six feet
Speaker 1: from the judge. And there was a lawsuit filed by
Speaker 1: Pete to stop the Commissioner of Baseball from proceeding because
Speaker 1: of due process rights. And of course Judge Nato make
Speaker 1: god rest his old granted the tro and ordered that
Speaker 1: baseball shall not hold like just when are hearing on
Speaker 1: Pete Rose because of conflicts of interest. They ran down
Speaker 1: the Federal court. I guess Canary that point was gone.
Speaker 1: But there was an old judge there named Judge Rubin. Yes,
Speaker 1: how was Carl Ruben.
Speaker 5: He was a lot like Judge Canary. But that tells
Speaker 5: your listeners a lesson judge to Willie. You have to
Speaker 5: know who the judge is, and you can do forum selection.
Speaker 3: You can.
Speaker 5: And if we had filowed that lawsuit in Judge Natal's
Speaker 5: courtroom back in nineteen eighty one, the entire world would
Speaker 5: be different. He would issue an order, he would have
Speaker 5: stopped the playoffs.
Speaker 1: And playoffs would Well, how does a federal judge stop
Speaker 1: the playoffs? I guessing is possible.
Speaker 3: That's right. Federal judge has a lot of power.
Speaker 1: So from that on, Reds Baseball took its course. A
Speaker 1: rose in nineteen eighty eighty nine to ninety one. It
Speaker 1: all in nineteen ninety and since then we've been in
Speaker 1: the wilderness.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 5: And the good news about this book, as we correct
Speaker 5: that wrong, people can understand what should have happened. All
Speaker 5: the proceeds, the profits are going to go to the
Speaker 5: Reds Community Fund, my favorite charity in town, which you love.
Speaker 3: I love that. The books available.
Speaker 5: At Freaking out About dot com for pre orders right now, Willie,
Speaker 5: in time for Chris Christmas.
Speaker 1: Freaking is fr E K I n G F.
Speaker 5: Well, this Freaking out About has the aetion we did.
Speaker 3: Fr E A K I n G A b O
Speaker 3: U T.
Speaker 1: That's it out. It's all the things that I'm freaking
Speaker 1: out about. It's a great, great Christmas thing because people
Speaker 1: need to know because now younger folks have no idea
Speaker 1: what that decision forty forty three years ago, met the
Speaker 1: rents Baseball because it also brought about the elimination, shall
Speaker 1: we say of Dick Wagner, He went, the whole club
Speaker 1: was in complete turmoil. They thought, we got the best
Speaker 1: record in baseball, we can't get because of a commissioner's ruling.
Speaker 1: And Marvin Miller didn't like it either.
Speaker 5: Correct, Oh, Marvin Miller did not like Bowie's decision at all.
Speaker 5: He was he was metter than anything, a wet hen
Speaker 5: because there was nothing in the agreement they signed. When
Speaker 5: when Major League Baseball the owners kind of waved the
Speaker 5: white flag when their strike insurance ran out conveniently, which is.
Speaker 1: Fifty days into the season, I get a week or
Speaker 1: two to get ready to play the second half. Everyone
Speaker 1: assumed the team with the best record in baseball would
Speaker 1: be in the playoffs somehow. Why not have an extra
Speaker 1: round of playoffs? Why not just add absolutely because what's
Speaker 1: wrong with that? It gives you a chance, and you
Speaker 1: determine it on the field, not in some office. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and Bowie kun was an absolute clown.
Speaker 3: Anyway, He was a total clown.
Speaker 1: And so at this point, what do you do forty
Speaker 1: three years later? You write a book you write a book,
Speaker 1: you right the wrong. You can sleep well at night, no,
Speaker 1: after you read this book, because it's a great cure
Speaker 1: for insomnia as well. Yeah, it will not put you
Speaker 1: to sleep, is that correct? So what's Randy freaking doing
Speaker 1: these days?
Speaker 5: Well, other than writing these books, I'm helping out with
Speaker 5: the Reds Community Fund a little bit. I do a
Speaker 5: mediation a little bit on the side. Spend most of
Speaker 5: my time with my grandkids.
Speaker 1: Why Community Fund? Why are you involved in that? I
Speaker 1: know every opening day and you have a big party,
Speaker 1: you raise thousands of dollars. Why the Community Fund?
Speaker 5: Well, I don't think they do a great job of
Speaker 5: spreading the word. All these kids that participate at the
Speaker 5: Community Fund, they get great educational programs. You know, our
Speaker 5: graduates from the RBI program they go on the college
Speaker 5: at an extremely high rate, it's high ninety percent. You
Speaker 5: compare that with CPS graduation rates sixty seventy percent and
Speaker 5: going on to college forget it. So we've got these
Speaker 5: mentorship programs at the academy, great instructional It's all about leadership,
Speaker 5: you know, learning, showing a servant lead out.
Speaker 1: Of the hole in which you find yourself.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a wonderful It's a wonderful organization. You know,
Speaker 5: the Reds promote the baseball and softball part of it.
Speaker 5: I promote the educational opportunities to come out of the
Speaker 5: baseball and softball programs. I mean, the academy over in
Speaker 5: bond Hill is busy every night.
Speaker 1: So even now in December, oh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh yeah, absolutely, there's stuff going on there. There's
Speaker 5: a mentorship meeting Thursday night. Just a lot of this
Speaker 5: stuff going on throughout the area. And it's all for
Speaker 5: kids that you know, need a helping hand here and there.
Speaker 1: Well, so, do you have hope for the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five Reds? Do you have hope? All we have is hope,
Speaker 1: r Andy freaking That's all we have.
Speaker 3: It's Tito martinis.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be celebrating with Tito martinis.
Speaker 1: And martinis every day opening day only about March twenty
Speaker 1: eighth or so. It's coming up quicker than you think.
Speaker 1: Four and a half months. It'll be once again Reds
Speaker 1: baseball dominating. Well, they haven't won a playoff series since
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety. Do you see.
Speaker 3: Hope, Yes, Willie, I do see hope.
Speaker 1: There's hope. There's hope. Well, all we have is hope.
Speaker 1: With all we have is hope. The Buckeyes, the Bearcat
Speaker 1: football team, the Browns. All we have is hope. It's
Speaker 1: all we have.
Speaker 5: All I can say, will is Tito Francona to the
Speaker 5: Reds would be like Bill Belichick to the Bengals.
Speaker 1: I've heard that rumor. In fact, I put it on
Speaker 1: social media. I heard a rumor that Bill Belichick will
Speaker 1: be hard by the Bengals. I said, if that happens,
Speaker 1: that's the time when cats and dogs will start living together.
Speaker 1: Because Belichick wants complete control. Will Mike Brown give up
Speaker 1: complete control of the Bengals? No, sir, that will not happen.
Speaker 2: Bill.
Speaker 3: That's why Bill Belichick. No, will not be on the sideline.
Speaker 1: No, No, All right, Once again, Randy Freaking, How did
Speaker 1: the American people get the book?
Speaker 5: They get the book pre order Willie at a twenty
Speaker 5: five percent discount at freaking out about dot Com And
Speaker 5: it all benefits the Reds Community Fund, And I had
Speaker 5: to thank my co author Grant Freaking and the wonderful
Speaker 5: website called what if sports dot Com.
Speaker 1: Of all the words of tongue or pen, the worst
Speaker 1: of these are might have been and eighty one Reds
Speaker 1: might have been the continuation of the Big Red Machine,
Speaker 1: but it died with the best team in baseball not
Speaker 1: able to get to the playoffs because of a mental
Speaker 1: gyration of Bowie Kun unbelievable. The best team left out
Speaker 1: makes sense for.
Speaker 3: The Reds, and we tell the story what should have been.
Speaker 1: Willie of all the words of tongue or pen Randy
Speaker 1: freaking Thank you very much, Thank you, Willie, and let's
Speaker 1: continue with more one twenty six, The Home of your
Speaker 1: Reds and the Bengals. Bill Belichick seizes control of the
Speaker 1: Bengals when Hell freezes over on news radio seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 7: If you allow me to quote one of my opponents
Speaker 7: many campaign ads, they can all go to hell and
Speaker 7: get a job.
Speaker 3: Far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 4: Oh, hello, Piet and I'm spoken.
Speaker 1: I'm broadcasting segment. I want to give you a list
Speaker 1: of teams and tell me which ones in the worst shape. Okay,
Speaker 1: I think they all start with be don't they Bingo
Speaker 1: Brown's Buckeyes, Bengals, ooh, bear cat Football. Now, which one
Speaker 1: is in worse shape? Tommy Tuberville is coming back. I
Speaker 1: take the whole package Moe told me that Tommy Tuberville
Speaker 1: may come back to the Bearcats and leave the United
Speaker 1: States Senate. Is that possible?
Speaker 3: Oh, they're not.
Speaker 8: I don't think Clifton's too happy with coach Sat five
Speaker 8: and two, tied for second weeks ago, Willie march Ago
Speaker 8: marching at the Big and the Big twelve. All you
Speaker 8: need is one more win to become Bowl eligible.
Speaker 1: Five and two and what do you do? You lose
Speaker 1: five straight and the bed? What about the Bengals? Bengals
Speaker 1: ninety nine points in three games? Guess what can't win?
Speaker 1: Can't tackle? But how about this? Listen to Moe had
Speaker 1: a lot of free time about Ohio State though, Oh
Speaker 1: that's another How about Ryan Days ninety seven and one
Speaker 1: against the Big ten.
Speaker 8: Right except Michigan? Oh and four, one and five, one
Speaker 8: and five? How about Urban Meyer seven and oh against them?
Speaker 1: Bring him back? Bring him back? How about how about
Speaker 1: Herb Tressel? Where's need him?
Speaker 3: Get them all back? Yeah? Trying day done?
Speaker 1: Is a Dayton?
Speaker 8: Oh you know Mark Stoops. They're not happy with him
Speaker 8: in Big Blue Land.
Speaker 1: So you take Stoops, Bearcats, Bengals, buck guys and Brown's
Speaker 1: how we looking not good?
Speaker 3: Would you agree or not, will leave.
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Speaker 8: tube extraction and blaming Trump. The election tied my hands.
Speaker 8: Some man's not going to get me pregnant and grow
Speaker 8: up under Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: They're now butchering themselves.
Speaker 8: Well, what I want to know is what if the
Speaker 8: tables are turned here and the Trumpster would pardon his
Speaker 8: kid if he was in trouble what happens with this Biden?
Speaker 8: Biden Pardons' kid then heads off to Angola. I don't
Speaker 8: even know where that is. It's east, it's in Africa.
Speaker 8: What's he doing there? Who is the Nations of the
Speaker 8: World meeting in Africa.
Speaker 1: Many anti Trump women have taken the social media to
Speaker 1: take a vow of abstinence, swearing off sex, sex, and
Speaker 1: more sex dating men after the former president became the president.
Speaker 1: Many others are shaving their heads, their armpits, and having
Speaker 1: their inners removed. Now that's a that's a protest as
Speaker 1: a him. Yes, oh Trump, He's responsible for all this.
Speaker 1: How about this quote? This is a woman from uh, Florida.
Speaker 1: I bet you she's good looking. I'm not happy these
Speaker 1: women have no chance getting pregnant anyway, about that, thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm not happy that I was forced into the surgery
Speaker 1: by Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: I did not want to alter my body.
Speaker 1: I felt like the election tied my hands and forced
Speaker 1: me to become sterilized.
Speaker 8: So what do you like like he called this woman
Speaker 8: up and gets told her to get sterilized.
Speaker 1: Another woman who said she and her husband have never
Speaker 1: wanted kids anyway, schedule and appointment to have her fallopian
Speaker 1: tubes removed.
Speaker 3: You know what those tubes are. I'm not sure, but
Speaker 3: I think it's important.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so. But a thirty nine year woman
Speaker 1: said she preferred to become sterile. Then think about Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: We're in trouble, bully.
Speaker 8: At college basketball last night, this guy scored like you
Speaker 8: did on the court at the Park. Peter Souter career
Speaker 8: high forty two points last night as Miami beat air
Speaker 8: Force seventy three to sixty at Mallen Hall. Travis Steele's
Speaker 8: team now five and two on the season, at the
Speaker 8: most points at a Redhawk men's basketball game since the
Speaker 8: great Wally Zerbiak really dropped in forty three and nineteen
Speaker 8: ninety nine.
Speaker 1: And I went to the Hall of Fame with Wally,
Speaker 1: he and I together. Here you go, there you go tonight?
Speaker 1: Are you okay?
Speaker 3: Thought I talked?
Speaker 1: I've about this woman sterilizing herself thinking about Donald Trump. Enowah,
Speaker 1: shave your head, shave your armpits, get yourself cut open.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump did it all.
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Speaker 3: What about al Shair got a three year game suspension for.
Speaker 8: Going to mention that he should have been thrown out
Speaker 8: of the league immediately, if not sooner. Although heres a
Speaker 8: T shirt that says long Lived Palestine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he also had that on his shoes on Sunday.
Speaker 1: You know what I say? No, you're rolling shut You're
Speaker 1: to throw him out.
Speaker 8: It's what they should have done the Cuban missile Eraaldus
Speaker 8: Chapman is in agreement with the Boston Red Sox.
Speaker 1: On a one year, ten point seven to five million
Speaker 1: dollar deal. Remember him coming out of the bullpen. They're
Speaker 1: in need of a twenty twelve left handed army twelve
Speaker 1: twenty thirteen Reds coming out of the bullpen?
Speaker 3: How that go?
Speaker 1: Not excited? How to go with the res nuts?
Speaker 2: Not good?
Speaker 1: Luciano Lucco Acasta? Is he coming back?
Speaker 8: Has been named to the twenty twenty four MLS Best eleventeen?
Speaker 3: Is he coming back?
Speaker 1: Straight? Honor for the for Lucco? Apparently he's coming back?
Speaker 8: Also back to baseball And this is the dumbest thing
Speaker 8: I think that Rob Manfred is thinking of.
Speaker 1: But what about out to nineteen eighty one, according to
Speaker 1: Randy Freaking when the Reds of the best record that
Speaker 1: was spid couldn't get to the playoffs.
Speaker 8: Imagine Aaron Judge batting consecutively in the ninth inning with
Speaker 8: a game on the line.
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 8: Rob Manfred, the Commissioner of Baseball, is claiming there's a
Speaker 8: lot of buzz among the baseball owners on the Golden
Speaker 8: at Bat rule. Golden at Bat rule for those unfamiliar
Speaker 8: with the idea like you, The general concept will allow
Speaker 8: a team to pick one at batt in every game
Speaker 8: to send up its best hitter, even though it's not
Speaker 8: his turn to hit or the athletic Eh yeah, well
Speaker 8: what if you've already batted and then bat again, bat again?
Speaker 1: I tell you what, the Reds this guy right here,
Speaker 1: what about Della Cruz?
Speaker 8: This guy right here is going to ruin the game
Speaker 8: twice because he's got he's coming up with these stupid rules.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he's doing does at night, but
Speaker 1: he's nuts. What about Della Cruz? Back to backa McLain,
Speaker 1: What about McClean if they're healthy? Are they healthy?
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Speaker 8: Former Bengal greats Ken Anderson and Big Willie Anderson failed
Speaker 8: to make the cut as finalists for the Pro Football
Speaker 8: Hall of Fame Class of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Outrageous. Let's see what a great number fourteen belongs there
Speaker 1: at number seventy one.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: So other than that, that's about it. Say you didn't
Speaker 1: answer my question about what which teams in worship for
Speaker 1: all of them? Fuck Eys, all Angles or bear Cats,
Speaker 1: all of them or Kentucky.
Speaker 8: If the Buck guys would have had enough like they
Speaker 8: had the energy they had about the about the melee
Speaker 8: after the game when they were gonna fight flag plant,
Speaker 8: the Michigan M, and they would have won the game
Speaker 8: sixty three to nothing.
Speaker 1: But I don't know. I guess they are they gonna
Speaker 1: Are they gonna ban flag planning?
Speaker 8: Yes, it's gonna be banned. Rocky had Florida State in
Speaker 8: Florida and it was a it was a melee. But
Speaker 8: Texas A and M and Texas had one. Yeah, Texas
Speaker 8: players kind of was kind of move, you know, just
Speaker 8: kind of hanging around the field. Texas A and M
Speaker 8: players go into the locker room. Texas players all of
Speaker 8: a sudden go over to midfield and start ripping the
Speaker 8: the the the Texas A and M logo with their cleats,
Speaker 8: and here come the cops.
Speaker 1: Here come they pepper sprayed people in Columbus. I know,
Speaker 1: I saw the game and it was oh high state.
Speaker 8: You know what they should have done that that what's
Speaker 8: his name, the Moler quarterback. They should have thrown him
Speaker 8: out there in the fourth quarter. He would have done
Speaker 8: better than Will Howard.
Speaker 1: Not good sake. They didn't score in the second.
Speaker 3: They lose.
Speaker 8: They lose the game again. They lost the fight afterwards. Bingo,
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think tumble Tumbleville comes back and maybe Urban Meyer
Speaker 1: comes back. Then what Urban Meyer seven and zero against
Speaker 1: Michigan Ryan Day one and four against Michigan ninety seven
Speaker 1: and one again at Ohio State.
Speaker 8: Willie, you could go oh to ten or oh and
Speaker 8: nine until that game, gonna we win that game? You're
Speaker 8: there for, like, especially when you're number two, number one
Speaker 8: in the country, they can go and you're playing a
Speaker 8: team that's not RAWD. You're probably now they're saying they
Speaker 8: may play Georgia in the first round matchup in.
Speaker 1: The in that uh you know the new playoffs? Where
Speaker 1: do they play Georgia Athens and they're playing I guess
Speaker 1: and that they go to the at l See what
Speaker 1: happens to me? That loss also helps the Crimson tide
Speaker 1: a little bit. Roll tiede. Supposedly they're gonna be number twelve.
Speaker 1: Roll todd happens.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: We got the crisis everywhere. At least we have Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: have Hunter Biden, we got Joe Biden, we got Donald
Speaker 1: Trump kicking ass like mister ass right everywhere? Are they
Speaker 1: going to have who are they going to approve in
Speaker 1: his cabinet? Everybody? What about the defense? The Secretary of
Speaker 1: Defense Pete Hexeth supposedly went to strip clubs ten years
Speaker 1: ago and boy put down dollar bills down g strings.
Speaker 1: Randy freaking wouldn't like that. So that that And then
Speaker 1: what about this guy that's ahead of going to be
Speaker 1: the head of the FBI? You mean Cash Pattel, he's
Speaker 1: my guy, cash cash safe cash, Hey cash Hamberger safe cash.
Speaker 1: With the present guy's doing a lousy job. Cash Patel
Speaker 1: sounds like some sort of rock song, Give me a
Speaker 1: cash Patel to go. Well, that's gonna be give them
Speaker 1: these ears are gonna be less unbelievable. It's gonna be
Speaker 1: what by the way, speaking of that, Andy Mack coming
Speaker 1: in next week, Andy Max coming in next week?
Speaker 8: Because what not? You see shootout time, Willie one week from.
Speaker 1: Saturny, what happens at the Musketeers beat the bear Cats again?
Speaker 3: Is going to go?
Speaker 1: No planning the flag? Well, it's hard to plan it
Speaker 1: a hardwood. Oh you never know, you never know. You
Speaker 1: can just isn't it?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 1: Is it at fifth third?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 3: I think it is?
Speaker 1: Boy, I think it is. Oh boy, it's gonna be
Speaker 1: bigger than Montana. Not kidding segment anything else.
Speaker 3: I think that's it.
Speaker 1: Get me out of the students report is rocky boyman here.
Speaker 1: I think you need to talk to him it get
Speaker 1: some information. I'm gonna tell him the wreath is still hanging.
Speaker 3: It's still up. Good.
Speaker 1: That's very good. Notre Dame action, Notre Dame girls basketball
Speaker 1: teams lost three in a row? Does Rocky know that?
Speaker 1: And San next got beat by Mueller? Does Rocky know that?
Speaker 1: I think I think he does. Yes, might need some counseling.
Speaker 1: Get Rocky back. Thanks Ringfield Township for some counseling.
Speaker 3: Boy, here we go.
Speaker 1: Call it Nunneley style. You know what I'm saying. You'll
Speaker 1: be an honor of a cold cold day here in
Speaker 1: the Tri State.
Speaker 8: We need global warming. Thank you, Jennifer ketch Mark. We
Speaker 8: leave you with the immortal words of the stud.
Speaker 1: Report.
Speaker 9: Cunningham was charged with and pled guilty to being involved
Speaker 9: in a conspiracy in which he received millions of dollars
Speaker 9: in bribes.
Speaker 6: What what?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 1: I get a pardon? What can I get a pardon? No,
Speaker 1: he's in Angola. He wouldn't pardon. I'm out of Africa. No,
Speaker 1: you're rolling and goal is in Africa somewhere. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure where it's over that way, but he wants to
Speaker 1: get out of Dodgey immediately. I think it's near the
Speaker 1: Horn of Africa, isn't it what the Horn? I think
Speaker 1: it was like Mozambique and places like that. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I think Gola is more or less in the center
Speaker 1: of Africa. I think that's where Bill he's gone. I
Speaker 1: don't know, he's out of here. Segment is are dark
Speaker 1: days in sports, Whilch you agree accept in high school sports?
Speaker 1: That's for sure. At Atlantic Ocean, at.
Speaker 8: Atlantic Ocean side, that's the right there. That's the western Yeah,
Speaker 8: that's where it is. You said the Eastern.
Speaker 1: You know about Nambya and Nambia right there, Ambia, that's
Speaker 1: right there, right there. I'm gonna go. I'm want to
Speaker 1: go to Nambia and I want to go to Angola.
Speaker 1: When I pardon my son and I said for you,
Speaker 1: I would never do that. It would hurt, It would
Speaker 1: hurt the criminal justice system. Segment is outed in sports. Yeah,
Speaker 1: get me out of the student's report, Willie and out
Speaker 1: of a cold day again.
Speaker 8: Thanks to Jennifer Ketchmark, we leave you with the immortal
Speaker 8: words of the stud report.
Speaker 9: Cunningham was charged with and pled guilty to being involved
Speaker 9: in a conspiracy in which he received millions of dollars
Speaker 9: in bribes.
Speaker 1: I need a pardon immediately. On seven hundred WLW I
Speaker 1: Billy cunning in the Great American Great. You have you
Speaker 1: with me this afternoon, bridget and Cold Morris coming. I
Speaker 1: would note, though, that NASA has detected an asteroid that's
Speaker 1: due to hit Earth's atmosphere in the next couple hours.
Speaker 1: The asteroid designated his COWECP five his forecast to break
Speaker 1: through the sky over eastern Siberia at eleven fourteen am
Speaker 1: Eastern time tomorrow, which is a few hours from now.
Speaker 1: It's about three feet in diameter, are expected to burn
Speaker 1: up in the atmosphere. Poses no threat, but you don't know.
Speaker 1: Put that in your pipe now. Secondly, I'm watching a
Speaker 1: put together podcast by Bill Maher, and Bill Maher has
Speaker 1: had more lucid moments of recent vintage than he's had
Speaker 1: in the rest of his life. And he's interviewing Jane Fonda,
Speaker 1: the leftist, extreme radical, in which she during the Vietnam War,
Speaker 1: she sat behind North Vietnam Howitzer's simulating shooting down American planes.
Speaker 1: Jane Fonda has never been a favorite child, we say,
Speaker 1: of the military or police or anything other than left
Speaker 1: wing San Francisco and Los Angeles radical progressives. And so
Speaker 1: he's bringing up things to her. They get into it
Speaker 1: a little bit about why do you say, why do
Speaker 1: you say something's wrong with California. Bill Maher's giving her
Speaker 1: some examples, and she's denying the existence of several things.
Speaker 1: One of them, he said, well, she said to Bill mahery,
Speaker 1: well what a liberals say that are wrong? And Bill
Speaker 1: Maher said, well, how about men can get pregnant? And
Speaker 1: Jane find us out. I've never heard of that. What
Speaker 1: do you mean? She had no idea what Bill Marer
Speaker 1: was talking about. And if you're in the mainstream media,
Speaker 1: if you listen to what's occurring. According to most of those,
Speaker 1: that's why there's no more mothers. They're called birthing people.
Speaker 1: Can't say person because son is son gender based, so
Speaker 1: it's got to be birthing people. And Bill showed Jane
Speaker 1: fond eclipse of Supreme Court nominees like Katanji Jackson and
Speaker 1: also representatives of the Biden administration, saying that you know,
Speaker 1: men can get pregnant. And so she watches this and said, oh, really,
Speaker 1: and Bill Maher made the point where maybe you're not
Speaker 1: watching all the media because men cannot get pregnant. Maybe
Speaker 1: I would like to get pregnant. I have some of
Speaker 1: my female friends tell me that if men could get pregnant,
Speaker 1: then abortion would be a sacrament because men wouldn't put
Speaker 1: up with it. I don't find that to be trustworthy
Speaker 1: and true. But nonetheless, this is an example where Jane
Speaker 1: Fond in the left, there's no idea what's happening outside
Speaker 1: of their little cocoon. He also brought up the fact
Speaker 1: that illegal aliens living in America, especially in New York
Speaker 1: City or San Francisco, Chicago, can't commit serious crime and
Speaker 1: they're released on bond, and that he pointed out to
Speaker 1: Jane Fonda, you know what, there's about twenty four thousand
Speaker 1: criminal illegal aliens living in your city that they are arrested,
Speaker 1: processed out quickly, and the ice detainer is never accepted.
Speaker 1: That is that the ice detainers cannot be used to
Speaker 1: hold criminal illegal aliens. And she said that can't be true.
Speaker 1: So then Bill Maher ran some clips and showed her
Speaker 1: that it's actually happening. Bill Maher also told her that
Speaker 1: you know most Blacks today live in the middle class.
Speaker 1: She said, oh, no, they don't. Then Bill Maher presented
Speaker 1: evidence that the majority of African Americans are middle class
Speaker 1: Americans who have homes in the suburbs and are doing
Speaker 1: quite famously, and she denied that completely. He also pointed
Speaker 1: out to her that there's more women in college today,
Speaker 1: in law school and medical school, there's more women in
Speaker 1: those professions training than men, and she said, oh no,
Speaker 1: that can't be true. Then Bill Maher showed her evidence
Speaker 1: that there's more women in college and law school and
Speaker 1: medical school than men. In fact, more women graduate from
Speaker 1: high school than boys, and more women graduate from college
Speaker 1: than men, the majority of women in many professional positions
Speaker 1: the majority or female. That the highest suicide rate is
Speaker 1: among white males, that more white males use illegal drugs
Speaker 1: than any other gender or race, none of what she
Speaker 1: accepted as true, and even when showed evidence, she said,
Speaker 1: I don't think that's the case. I don't think that's true.
Speaker 1: And so it points out something. I know you snicker
Speaker 1: when I tell you that I watch MSNBC on occasion.
Speaker 1: I've been watching it more of late, just to watch
Speaker 1: the reactions. I read The New York Times every now
Speaker 1: and then I'll watch CNN. I like to watch News Nation,
Speaker 1: and a little bit of Fox and Newsmacks. I like
Speaker 1: to watch that, but I want to hear what's in
Speaker 1: the cocoon of leftists. The leftists believe things that are
Speaker 1: not real. Happens all the time. She said, California doesn't
Speaker 1: have enough rules in the regulations. He said, what are
Speaker 1: you talking about. We have two hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 1: rules in regulars right now in California. We have more
Speaker 1: coming simply the case. She didn't Jane Fona didn't buy
Speaker 1: that is true. And she also wants to get rid
Speaker 1: immediately of all fossil fuels gasoline, natural gas, and coal.
Speaker 1: She said, eliminate them right now. And he pointed out
Speaker 1: that there's not sufficient wind in solar to contain more
Speaker 1: than seven percent of our energy needs. That the great
Speaker 1: majority for the rest of my life, in your life,
Speaker 1: we're going to rely upon natural gas and coal and
Speaker 1: oil to fuel the great economy. That the differential between
Speaker 1: an advanced society and one from Middle ages is the
Speaker 1: fact that we have easy access to affordable energy. We
Speaker 1: could not have television or radio, we could not have heat, HVAC,
Speaker 1: we could not do all kinds of things unless we
Speaker 1: had affordable energy, where average middle class Americans can afford
Speaker 1: to own a home, buy an apartment, actually buy gas
Speaker 1: for like three dollars and ten cents a gallon, to
Speaker 1: have a Duke energy bill or a Cincinnati energy bill
Speaker 1: that is in the read a four hundred dollars range,
Speaker 1: while other countries have none of that. And he points
Speaker 1: out to her that if we end fossil fuels right now,
Speaker 1: the alternatives right now are about seven percent of the total,
Speaker 1: and she said, I find that hard to believe. And
Speaker 1: Bill Maher pointed out to her that California rarely has smog,
Speaker 1: that Cincinnati didn't mention this, but Cincinnati used to have
Speaker 1: a permanent haze over the valley between Clifton and Covington,
Speaker 1: that it doesn't exist anymore, and that there are men
Speaker 1: and women who fish in the higher River and eat
Speaker 1: the fish that come out. She didn't accept the fact that,
Speaker 1: guess what, the environmentalists have largely won the debate and
Speaker 1: that no more is pollution permissible. It is simply as not.
Speaker 1: And so what we have then is when you have
Speaker 1: liberals and leftists and they don't hear the other side,
Speaker 1: they don't understand what's going on. You have large numbers
Speaker 1: of women now who want to shave their heads, shave
Speaker 1: their armpits, and shall we say, get rid of their
Speaker 1: ability to have children permanently through having their fallopian tubes removed.
Speaker 1: I share with segment the story on my left ear,
Speaker 1: which I find somewhat hard to believe, but it's true
Speaker 1: that right now there's a movement afoot, the four B movement.
Speaker 1: Do not have sex with men because there's a chance
Speaker 1: you might get pregnant. And so when you live in
Speaker 1: your silo and everything you see and everything you read,
Speaker 1: and everything you watch and everything that you hear, says
Speaker 1: in fossil fuels, Now men can get pregnant. That illegals
Speaker 1: who commit rape are set free. That there's more blacks
Speaker 1: in the middle class today than ever before. The majority
Speaker 1: are in the middle class. I think of people like
Speaker 1: Christopher Smitherman and other of my friend African American judges
Speaker 1: living in quite a good life. That there's more women
Speaker 1: in college and law school, more women in high school,
Speaker 1: more girls to graduate. Girls have less drug problems than men,
Speaker 1: and that's the worst category for suicide and failure in
Speaker 1: life is guess what, working class white men have terrible
Speaker 1: times today. They get no advantages whatsoever. And that we
Speaker 1: don't need to know no more rules and regulations, and
Speaker 1: that climate change has always happened. Every three months, we
Speaker 1: have climate change. The ability of mankind to affect climate
Speaker 1: change simply is not happening to any appreciable degree. That
Speaker 1: right now it's real cold. It's not even wintertime yet,
Speaker 1: and it's colder than the well diggers behind, and winter
Speaker 1: doesn't start for about another three weeks, and it's already cold.
Speaker 1: And we went through long periods of time where it
Speaker 1: was frigid in the wintertime and it was hot in
Speaker 1: the summertime, and the medium seldom, if ever, even pointed
Speaker 1: it out. So he made the point to Jane Fonda,
Speaker 1: I think center eighties now that you're somewhat naive because
Speaker 1: you don't watch other media. And it used to be NBCCBS, ABC,
Speaker 1: then Fox came along. There was three TV stations, there
Speaker 1: were a few radio stations playing music. So all the
Speaker 1: information came from objective, neutral sources like Russell, like Walter
Speaker 1: Cronkite and Peter Jennings, And you had a sense we
Speaker 1: were being told what's accurate. That's not the case today.
Speaker 1: You cannot rely upon the mainstream media to tell you
Speaker 1: the truth because they have a bias, a terrible bias
Speaker 1: that leans left. So when Jane Fonda and her ilk
Speaker 1: simply are in silos, they have no idea what's happening
Speaker 1: in the real world, and they have the view of
Speaker 1: garbage in, garbage out. Thirty five percent of those who
Speaker 1: only get their information from the mainstream media vote Democratic
Speaker 1: about sixty five percent of the time, which is quite sad.
Speaker 1: So as an American today, that's why I watch MSNBC,
Speaker 1: That's why I watch on occasion CNN. That's why I'll
Speaker 1: read The New York Times, and I'll read a podcast
Speaker 1: or two on the left side of things to test
Speaker 1: my own set of beliefs. The only way to do
Speaker 1: that is to hear, shall we say, different ideas. It
Speaker 1: causes me to reflect upon what I believe and to
Speaker 1: test whether the other information I receive are based upon
Speaker 1: facts and objective truth or are they based upon something else,
Speaker 1: which is the ability of government to see more it
Speaker 1: sees more power. And the answer is you have to
Speaker 1: watch and listen and read alternative sources to get accurate information.
Speaker 1: That's why I had some hope and November the fifth
Speaker 1: that enough Americans would try to figure this thing out
Speaker 1: and come to an idea that we have to stop
Speaker 1: the course that we're on. We have to change completely
Speaker 1: what's going on, and by doing so, we have a
Speaker 1: much better chance of being informed Americans to make those
Speaker 1: good decisions. So climate change right now, climate change is
Speaker 1: not very good right now because it's cold. You might
Speaker 1: recall about three or four weeks ago it is hotter
Speaker 1: than the hinges of Hell. But right now is going
Speaker 1: to be hold for a long period of time, and
Speaker 1: that's not going to change. A man's ability to affect
Speaker 1: the climate is extremely limited and extremely small compared to
Speaker 1: nature's ability to do the same. So, Jane Von and
Speaker 1: Bill Maher, would you think the great American would spend
Speaker 1: time listening to a podcast or watching them?
Speaker 3: The answer might be no, but.
Speaker 1: The answer should be yes, yes, Yes, it's time to
Speaker 1: listen to various sources, which is why talk radio and
Speaker 1: podcast today have been and will be so successful. It's
Speaker 1: because it gives you an outlet to get information you
Speaker 1: don't get to some other places. The most popular form
Speaker 1: of communication today is the spoken word, whether it's a
Speaker 1: podcast or talk radio, where it's interactive and you may
Speaker 1: get involved, and you may listen and may learn something
Speaker 1: that otherwise you don't. But when your mind is shut
Speaker 1: and you've been the victim of indoctrination and many high
Speaker 1: schools and the college systems, and you come out thinking
Speaker 1: as way, maybe that's why when Trump wins an election,
Speaker 1: you're shocked, don't understand how it could happen. The world
Speaker 1: in which you live makes that impossible because individuals like
Speaker 1: Morning Joe and most of CNN and MSNBC live in
Speaker 1: a silo of information and they don't know how the
Speaker 1: world operates. They don't understand those of us who live
Speaker 1: in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana how we could so freely
Speaker 1: vote for Republicans almost all the time because they represent
Speaker 1: the needs and the values that we currently have. That's
Speaker 1: the reason that that talk radio and podcast are doing
Speaker 1: so well and will continue to do so well. It's
Speaker 1: because we are alternative sources of information otherwise not available
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Speaker 1: our advertisers, when you listen to Sloany and Mike McConnell,
Speaker 1: and when you listen to Me and Eddie and the Rock.
Speaker 1: When you listen to Gary, Jeff Walker and Ken Brew,
Speaker 1: you hear things you don't watch on five, nine, twelve,
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Speaker 1: to us, you understand that the non media coverage of
Speaker 1: terrible acts committed by Democrats happens all the time. That
Speaker 1: they will cover Pete Hegseth where they will cover a
Speaker 1: cash Pattel or RFK Jr. And their sexual peccadillos, but
Speaker 1: they would never do they have the same reporting on
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris or Joe Biden. Joe Biden is a terrible,
Speaker 1: terrible history of sexual assaults on women. Did you know
Speaker 1: that that Tara Reid, a staffer in the Senate, had
Speaker 1: charged in with rape and that there are numerous women
Speaker 1: that had come forward saying that he's a little bit
Speaker 1: of a perv and that's our president. Did you know
Speaker 1: that he took showers with his biological daughter and that
Speaker 1: from that she developed terrible addictions to sex and the drugs.
Speaker 1: Did you know that? Did you know that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: has an awful personal sexual history herself? Would the media
Speaker 1: ever deal with that issue? Of course, not it doesn't fit.
Speaker 1: But they will attack Pete Hegseth for going to a
Speaker 1: strip show. I guess five or six years ago. They
Speaker 1: will go after Cash Pattel, They'll go after a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of others because it fits their diet tribe. You
Speaker 1: will seldom see the mainstream media attacking Democrats for sexual
Speaker 1: peccadillos and for taking bribes, but it happens all the time,
Speaker 1: and while listening to alternative media you will get all
Speaker 1: the facts. So let's continue with more, and then coming
Speaker 1: up is the news and the students report. The Rock
Speaker 1: is here to talk about the Bengals and the Browns
Speaker 1: and the Bearcats and the UK football and what's happening
Speaker 1: in Columbus with the Buckeyes. He related to me off
Speaker 1: the air that when he said that after the Fighting
Speaker 1: Aris lost to Northern Illinois, they would win the rest
Speaker 1: of their games and be in the playoffs. And it
Speaker 1: appears The Rock may be accurate. So, Jane Fonda, why
Speaker 1: don't you try listening to The Great American or Sean Hannity,
Speaker 1: or watch The Great When Mark Levin or Glenn Beck.
Speaker 1: Spend some time broadening your horizon to understand what's happening
Speaker 1: in the real world. Those who comment about what's happening
Speaker 1: in the Midwest have no clue what's actually going on.
Speaker 1: They don't want to know. Don't give me facts upon
Speaker 1: which I might change my opinion. And so when she
Speaker 1: was told that the mainstream media says that men can't
Speaker 1: get pregnant, she said, that doesn't happen. Then when she
Speaker 1: showed the evidence, she's still had a hard time accepting it.
Speaker 1: That's the world on which we live. So let's continue
Speaker 1: once again. The asteroid to strike the Earth in a
Speaker 1: few hours were largely burned up in the atmosphere. It's
Speaker 1: over Siberia. Let's continue with more. Two twenty five Home
Speaker 1: of Your Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW. The person
Speaker 1: arrested is William Cunningham.
Speaker 3: He'll be a reigned in court tomorrow.
Speaker 9: Cunningham was charged with and pled guilty to being involved
Speaker 9: in a conspiracy in which he received millions of dollars
Speaker 9: in bribes.
Speaker 1: Hello, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 8: I can't say well, Well, let's hear it. Well, who's
Speaker 8: on the dream team representing you?
Speaker 1: I got the Magic Man? Yeah, I got Bird Travis,
Speaker 1: I have Scottie Crosswell, Randy freaking is been freaking here
Speaker 1: an hour ago. Freaking's unbelievable. And then I got Joe Peers,
Speaker 1: who's off the bench in about a week.
Speaker 3: What did you hear this?
Speaker 1: What I can't say? Off the bench for? What can't say?
Speaker 1: This is what happened? Is he coming here to do
Speaker 1: nine to midnight? Then he was appointed to a term
Speaker 1: that was different than the term he ran for to
Speaker 1: get elected. So his term ends when the Hawkins gets
Speaker 1: his certificate of election in about a week. So he's
Speaker 1: out off the Supreme Court. But then his new term
Speaker 1: doesn't start till January third, so deeaters meet three, he'll
Speaker 1: be here.
Speaker 5: He'll be here.
Speaker 3: So he's like a couple of week little.
Speaker 1: Break, three week break when he's off the bench.
Speaker 10: So one of the forces of evil going to force
Speaker 10: down our throat and then a couple of weeks he's
Speaker 10: out of there.
Speaker 1: It's going to be bad. I got a bad gig.
Speaker 3: Let's talk more about your hit out again court case.
Speaker 1: They've hit out again because I have to do have
Speaker 1: some explain.
Speaker 9: Cunningham was charged with and pled guilty to being involved
Speaker 9: in a conspiracy in which he received millions of dollars
Speaker 9: in bribes.
Speaker 1: I need a pardon, guilty.
Speaker 10: I think he got the millions of dollars and hot
Speaker 10: fudge Sundays and big boys from frishes.
Speaker 1: Yep, I think now that you bring that up. I
Speaker 1: go to the Big Boy Frishes and blue ash about
Speaker 1: the Mainliner. They close Mainliner a week ago Sunday. I said, Penny,
Speaker 1: let's go to the Mainliner. That's where I got my chops.
Speaker 1: I got my first little brownie lad rightd went there,
Speaker 1: had the speaker, the woman came up on the roller skates.
Speaker 1: Guess what they're They closed today. Every time I go
Speaker 1: to a fishes. What about Well, that's another issue. I've
Speaker 1: told the powers that be Karen Meyer, et cetera. I
Speaker 1: want to buy the Big Boy, Penny says, over my
Speaker 1: dead body. I said, well things can happen. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying I want the Big Boy in my friend. I
Speaker 1: want segment with that double ducker. Right there.
Speaker 10: There's that one big giant shelf at your house, you
Speaker 10: know about there where the picture, the giant picture of
Speaker 10: you is.
Speaker 1: You can put it up there late a bett rock.
Speaker 8: When the wreath comes down, the big Boy goes up,
Speaker 8: will you put it up, I will above the mantle.
Speaker 10: That was how the party go by the way, everyone
Speaker 10: liked the wreath and everything. Or is that in this weekend?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: WHOA you don't know?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 10: I mean since Tuesday, Like what could have happened between
Speaker 10: last Thursday and today?
Speaker 1: A lot? You want to say something. I've been in
Speaker 1: the hospital the past five days with someone very special
Speaker 1: to me. We'll talk off the air. Okay, let's talk
Speaker 1: about Notre Dame. Change the subject, please God, I'll look
Speaker 1: into some records. The Notre Dame women's basketball team is
Speaker 1: zero to three.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: The women's volleyball team is zero and four.
Speaker 11: Twenty seconds, one more stats and the UC bear Cats well,
Speaker 11: he takes he takes a knee, and the celebration begins
Speaker 11: at Notre Dame Stadium. Opportunity seized as the Bearcats send
Speaker 11: a message to the college football world.
Speaker 4: Did you see that?
Speaker 3: Cincinnati wins it four to thirteen.
Speaker 12: Colombia to a knee and here goes the final countdown
Speaker 12: as Marshall's thundering her runs from this field at Notre
Speaker 12: Dame Stadium. We're down to three and two and one.
Speaker 12: It's the finals. Marshall twenty six, number eight Notre Dame
Speaker 12: twenty one. Let's repeat that one more times, twenty six
Speaker 12: to twenty one. Marshall wins it at Notre Dame.
Speaker 4: According to Shotgun, train them off is right here too
Speaker 4: wide to the right that the court hands to train
Speaker 4: them straight touch down, Jeff trade them for the second
Speaker 4: straight week. A converted linebacker finds the end zone, and
Speaker 4: that'll win it for Ohio State.
Speaker 12: Here they come.
Speaker 3: They're storming the field.
Speaker 8: They're storming the field in thirty seconds, still on the clock.
Speaker 3: What a start for Jeff problem.
Speaker 10: I don't think anyone drew up six and oh last
Speaker 10: December when he took this job.
Speaker 13: Two.
Speaker 6: You expec len around for a bit and launch it
Speaker 6: high club Nick does.
Speaker 4: It high in the air.
Speaker 3: Yes, the last time has expired.
Speaker 1: Let me ask me this question.
Speaker 3: Let they storm the field as they always do.
Speaker 1: Here they come.
Speaker 6: Tamo swings, Damn Bo finally knocking back tricks on his
Speaker 6: radio show, Finally knocking back the Fritties that top the
Speaker 6: all time wins list of school history, one more than
Speaker 6: the legendary Frank Howard.
Speaker 3: He's lying out the shi second sift. Then are you
Speaker 3: up sixteen?
Speaker 8: Fourteen sixty two yorder snap pole Jeters kick.
Speaker 1: This fuck it fucked, it's fucked big up by you
Speaker 1: picked up bye Hussies. He's done it.
Speaker 8: The Bussies with.
Speaker 1: The biggest upset And are you his story?
Speaker 3: They come the.
Speaker 12: South and in the and they've a golf five team
Speaker 12: in the country.
Speaker 5: I have heard that.
Speaker 1: You know, that's nice to hear. You had said it
Speaker 1: two or three months ago when ANIU sounds like a
Speaker 1: mccash whatever beat South in notre names that. Guess what
Speaker 1: here on out the rock said this, they're gonna run
Speaker 1: the table. You're gonna run the table, and they're gonna
Speaker 1: be in the playoffs. And I said, there's no way
Speaker 1: that team who loses to the middle of the road
Speaker 1: husky team in the MAC. But they did it. Why
Speaker 1: why they do it?
Speaker 10: Because they got better. Here's the deal. When you get
Speaker 10: a a transfer quarterback in and he's in for one year,
Speaker 10: it takes a long time to learn the system and
Speaker 10: be comfortable to the system and make the system. Say
Speaker 10: early on he didn't play good, but as the weeks
Speaker 10: and the months go on, he gets more and more experience.
Speaker 10: He's a good player. He's a good quarterbacks. He got
Speaker 10: more and more experience. They would put the ball down
Speaker 10: field a little bit more.
Speaker 3: Our run game came on. Defense is pretty good, really.
Speaker 1: Good South Carolina and they won and now they're going
Speaker 1: to be.
Speaker 3: Ranked fourth or fifth tonight.
Speaker 1: The college football could.
Speaker 10: Because they cannot receive a buy because they're not in
Speaker 10: a conference. But what if Notre Dame plays Alabama in
Speaker 10: South Bend Week one?
Speaker 1: There'll be a crisis.
Speaker 10: I don't know if the Crimson tie wants to play
Speaker 10: in South Bend in late December.
Speaker 1: They don't play well. The Southern teams don't too well.
Speaker 10: Saying that this could be an advantage for some of
Speaker 10: these Big ten teams like Oregon.
Speaker 3: I don't know if they'll you know.
Speaker 1: Let me give you the four bees and break it
Speaker 1: down for the four Bees. Ready for the four Bees? Yes,
Speaker 1: Browns were in trouble, Browns, buck Eys, Bengals, Bearcats. Which
Speaker 1: football teams in more trouble?
Speaker 3: Bengals.
Speaker 1: Oh, I heard you over the weekend talk about this.
Speaker 1: They needed years to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I said yesterday.
Speaker 10: People that think this team is going to going to
Speaker 10: go through one draft and one spring of free agency
Speaker 10: and this team is going to be back in playoff contention.
Speaker 1: I don't see it, but facts crisis. Then we got
Speaker 1: a complete crisis, complete crisis. I have a story here
Speaker 1: that liberal women are undergoing sterilization, having their fallopian tubes removed.
Speaker 1: I'm not even sure what that is, and blaming Trump.
Speaker 1: The election tied my hands right there, and now not
Speaker 1: the tubes are tied, they're being removed. They don't want
Speaker 1: to get around a man and get pregnant. You know
Speaker 1: that happens sometime.
Speaker 10: Because they are scared about the world that their kid
Speaker 10: is going to grow up there. Yeah, so they're gonna
Speaker 10: don't want to be touched anyway.
Speaker 1: Maybe they ought to go into that frozen thing.
Speaker 10: Most of the women don't. Should save the money, don't
Speaker 10: get the surgery. You don't have that much to worry
Speaker 10: about anyway. You're not going to anyway, don't worry about that.
Speaker 10: But one woman said, I'm not happy the way this
Speaker 10: election turned out. I'm forced into surgery by Donald Trump.
Speaker 10: I did not want to order my body. I felt
Speaker 10: like the election tied my hands to it and forced
Speaker 10: me to be sterilized. That soon there'll be less procreation
Speaker 10: of progressive nut jobs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, is that where a bad thing is that? A
Speaker 1: quote from the view right there. Some shave their head
Speaker 1: and their armpits. She's having surgery to get rid of
Speaker 1: her fallopian tubes. Gets around a man, She'll be in
Speaker 1: a check out line, get pregnant all of a sudden.
Speaker 3: It's got to take it and like it.
Speaker 1: Right there.
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Speaker 1: Oh god, man, I enjoy it. Total domination segment. Get
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Speaker 1: We might need some times. Starr Today segment. You're not kidding?
Speaker 1: How do you hate your palatial estate? You have like
Speaker 1: a nuclear power plan propane? Yes, be careful when it's serviced. Okay,
Speaker 1: remember in Claremont County. Oh yeah, I flew up.
Speaker 3: I thought we were referring to the other thing I'm
Speaker 3: not allowed to ask about.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you after I've been asked out to talk
Speaker 1: about it on the air and you know me, I
Speaker 1: blab about everything.
Speaker 3: By Thursday you'll be telling me, telling the whole story.
Speaker 1: It has some comic elements, but not really college basketball
Speaker 1: or real quick.
Speaker 3: Just just let me be able to sleep. The wreath
Speaker 3: didn't fall and like hurt. Somebody did it? No, okay,
Speaker 3: all right, I'm okay everyone.
Speaker 1: They liked the wreath until they were going to sue you,
Speaker 1: until the ambulance has arrived.
Speaker 3: You're sitting. You already said too much.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, sake.
Speaker 8: College basketball tonight, number fourteen, Cincinnati Bearcats at Villanova at
Speaker 8: six seven hundred w blw NKU and Akron six thirty,
Speaker 8: Fox Sports thirteen sixty Every War Kentucky and Clemson at
Speaker 8: eight ESPN fifteen thirty Western Michigan at Dayton. Let's see
Speaker 8: baseball the Cuban missile former read e Roaldus Chapman. He's
Speaker 8: back to a one year, ten million dollar deal with
Speaker 8: the Boston Red Sox, who need a left handed pitcher
Speaker 8: in their bullpen. Now about this rock rock Get ready, uh,
Speaker 8: Commissioner Rob Manfred people are rating a little buzz among
Speaker 8: the Golden bat rule the Golden stupid.
Speaker 1: This is stupid.
Speaker 3: It should be a topic of my show too, and
Speaker 3: people are gonna.
Speaker 8: General concept would allow a team to pick one at
Speaker 8: bat in every game to send up its best hitter,
Speaker 8: even if it's not his turn to bat.
Speaker 1: That is communism right here.
Speaker 3: What do you say.
Speaker 10: In the beep be deep, beep, be deep, beat Manfred?
Speaker 10: It's from the seventh in and on and in theory.
Speaker 10: You could have La Daylor Cruz bat and then he
Speaker 10: gets out, he gets bat again.
Speaker 3: If he is your golden rule batter. This is serious,
Speaker 3: by the way, conversation.
Speaker 1: They're gonna have him wear a like a Are they
Speaker 1: gonna swing like a golden bat?
Speaker 10: And no gold in with the ball you got like
Speaker 10: the skinny yellow bat and like the big red bat.
Speaker 10: I think they'll give you like a big red bat
Speaker 10: that pretty soon I'll go to five outs.
Speaker 2: Look.
Speaker 10: I like a lot of the changes. I like the
Speaker 10: pitch clock. I'm fine with all that.
Speaker 3: I'm fine with. You know, they have to face a
Speaker 3: certain minimum amount of This is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Gold and good old fashioned communism, right decision.
Speaker 3: Where is Marty when we need him?
Speaker 1: Beat beat, beat beep.
Speaker 10: I want to create more interested Okay, we're still we're
Speaker 10: trying to create more interest in baseball right, take about
Speaker 10: fifteen to twenty games off schedule.
Speaker 3: Give him more time, each game, more more meaningful.
Speaker 10: I gotta go to the game because right now, if
Speaker 10: I don't make the game tonight, I'll just go tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I'll go the next day. Now if you can't, you
Speaker 3: know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Limited more and more makes it more of a big
Speaker 1: deal about money Mac getting a second chance when he
Speaker 1: misses a field going about money back, money back?
Speaker 3: He issued some bad checks. How about Justin Tucker?
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 3: What's going on the kickers?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm glad.
Speaker 1: I'm glad it didn't come down and helping the Steelers.
Speaker 1: By the way, before the two games before this one,
Speaker 1: let's go to a total one touchdown. They come here,
Speaker 1: it's like flag football, up and down the field. They
Speaker 1: can't score. Did they come here now? They can score?
Speaker 1: And their kicker can't kick, and our kicker can't kick?
Speaker 1: Which way?
Speaker 3: Kicker can't kick?
Speaker 1: Which way?
Speaker 8: Justin Field's going, he was going, he was fake. It
Speaker 8: was a naked I did that right, and everybody went
Speaker 8: to the left.
Speaker 1: What about the naked reverse Rosh Newton? I think it
Speaker 1: was him at the corner.
Speaker 10: Ten can tackle the eleven guys at tackle one guy
Speaker 10: when one guy would run to do the quarterback job
Speaker 10: it is to.
Speaker 1: Run the ball. Is that any Rimo's fault.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I mean he's a young guy. I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 1: What about this ouse, your rear guy only got three games.
Speaker 3: I think that's a lot.
Speaker 1: That's a lot throwing out of the league. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: was the free palace.
Speaker 10: They got to start teaching these quarterbacks to quit sliding
Speaker 10: feet first, slide head first, go down, go down right
Speaker 10: at the ankles, off the defender. That'll stop this from
Speaker 10: happening right now. So really, you know, and unless people
Speaker 10: will get hurt. And what about flag planting.
Speaker 1: I've had a whole show on that yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'm against it. You already won the game. You don't
Speaker 3: need to insult.
Speaker 5: And you know.
Speaker 3: Your mouth segment.
Speaker 1: You didn't do that at the park all the time.
Speaker 12: We did.
Speaker 1: We had a coffin. We brought them the field like
Speaker 1: the undertaker. At the end of the game. We said
Speaker 1: we will bury you running the coffin right there. We
Speaker 1: put our opponents in the coffin.
Speaker 3: That's it. Quarterbacks got to quit sliding feet first, head first.
Speaker 1: You didn't answer my question.
Speaker 3: What is the question?
Speaker 1: Who's in more trouble? Browns you already said the Mingles,
Speaker 1: already said the Bengals. Buck guys, if you had Bengals
Speaker 1: was on the best shape right now.
Speaker 10: I know no Buck guy fan wants to hear this,
Speaker 10: but they have a really good chance in a year
Speaker 10: where college football the team is a little bit down.
Speaker 8: There's no like ultra.
Speaker 10: Dominant teams like there's been in years past. I stay
Speaker 10: could win this whole damn thing. Yeah, and all of
Speaker 10: a sudden, now all is well, except for a lot
Speaker 10: of Buckeye fans still don't think all is well. Austin said,
Speaker 10: if they win the national championship and still leave a
Speaker 10: bitter taste in his mouth, now that is a true fan.
Speaker 3: I respect that.
Speaker 1: Ryan days ninety seven and one against the Big Ten
Speaker 1: outside of Michigan. With Michigan, he's one.
Speaker 10: Drive to play Michigan's game instead of playing Ohio States.
Speaker 1: Why do you tell him that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's my theory. I why didn't you tell them
Speaker 3: it wasn't enough to just win.
Speaker 10: He also wanted to physically beat them, and that means
Speaker 10: run the ball, run the ball down their throat, physically
Speaker 10: dominate them, hurt them.
Speaker 3: But there that's not their game.
Speaker 10: Their game is we got the best wide receiver, got
Speaker 10: probably three of the four best wide receivers in the country.
Speaker 3: Throw the ball a perimeter, let them, let them go.
Speaker 3: The best cornerbacks? What about Tubberville back?
Speaker 2: Do you see.
Speaker 10: What is it with like when someone leaves and they
Speaker 10: and they can't stand this person. They leave in like
Speaker 10: a great period of like about six to eight years.
Speaker 3: Get a job. Get a job.
Speaker 1: He's the best. What's on the Big Show today?
Speaker 5: Rock?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 9: So?
Speaker 10: Jason is in for Eddie again. We have Jeremy Rosenthal
Speaker 10: a lawyer right out of the gate and talk about
Speaker 10: the hunter Biden pardon what does that mean?
Speaker 1: More lawyers?
Speaker 10: Got your former girlfriend Tanya Rourke about this at three
Speaker 10: thirty five.
Speaker 1: Talk about what's happening with the bridge.
Speaker 3: Talk about the bridge.
Speaker 1: That's a big thing there, the bridge at the bridge,
Speaker 1: it's a mess, and I don't know some other stuff
Speaker 1: seg Man Willy.
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