Speaker 1: Bill cunning into Great America.
Speaker 2: Welcome this Wednesday afternoon in the Tri State, the weather's
Speaker 2: perfect reds Baseball kicks off about five forty tonight. First
Speaker 2: bitch about six forty plus A little birdie wishmer in
Speaker 2: my ear last night that there's a good chance that
Speaker 2: number one, Jamar Chase will signed tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So I hope that's the case.
Speaker 2: They're debating when does the contract kick in and what
Speaker 2: is the size of the signing bonus. But I'm getting
Speaker 2: a word that it's pretty much of a done deal
Speaker 2: with Jamar Chase.
Speaker 1: That would be a good thing.
Speaker 2: But until then, of course, Rob Sanders is the Melissa
Speaker 2: Powers of Northern Kentucky and once again the Rob Sanders.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. First of all, I
Speaker 2: had on about a month ago Ron Washington. I don't
Speaker 2: know how he's avoided me all these years, because that's
Speaker 2: the kind of person that I respect and enjoy him
Speaker 2: being in politics. So many good people do not get
Speaker 2: in politics, and Ron Washington got in after a law
Speaker 2: enforcement career, and I see story about him that he's
Speaker 2: going to be the new Covington and the old Covington.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what that is. I like the old Covington,
Speaker 2: but I like the new Covington better. So as a prosecutor,
Speaker 2: what difference will it make if any? If mayor or
Speaker 2: Ron Washington sees his power next in November, he's unopposed,
Speaker 2: He's going to be the mayor. Is that good or
Speaker 2: bad for the city of Covington in the County of Kenton.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, Willie, if Jamar Chase was going
Speaker 3: to sign his deal, I wish he would have done
Speaker 3: it before my fantasy football draft last night, because I
Speaker 3: didn't draft him because I didn't think he was going
Speaker 3: to be playing this weekend, so I went in a
Speaker 3: different direction. Nevertheless, Ron Washington will be great for the
Speaker 3: city at Covington. It will be nice to have somebody
Speaker 3: with prior law enforcement experience. He knows what it's like
Speaker 3: to be a cop on the streets leading the city.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he knows that funding not just for police
Speaker 3: but fire and all the emergency services is vital. It's
Speaker 3: the number one job at government. So he's a great
Speaker 3: guy to work with. I've known Ron for years. Didn't
Speaker 3: really know Hi when he was working for Florence Police,
Speaker 3: but got to know him pretty well. When he was
Speaker 3: working for the Kenton kind of sheriffs apartment, and of
Speaker 3: course he's been an ally since he's been with the
Speaker 3: City of Covington.
Speaker 4: He's somebody that.
Speaker 3: I could go to downtown, really worked well with all
Speaker 3: the city government. But Ron's somebody that I really see
Speaker 3: eye to eye with, which is amazing considering the six
Speaker 3: foot seven and I'm nowhere close to that. But nevertheless, Ron,
Speaker 3: even though he is registered, is an independent, is a
Speaker 3: pretty conservative guy, especially fiscally conservative. I don't know if
Speaker 3: he really gets involved in a lot of social issues
Speaker 3: or national issues or things like that, but I know
Speaker 3: he's a law and order guy. So that'll be a
Speaker 3: great thing for the city of Covington. I'm looking forward
Speaker 3: to it.
Speaker 2: Now another issue, and I think it'll be great. It'll
Speaker 2: come on frequently, like to have that relationship with him.
Speaker 2: Covington's the second most important city I think in the
Speaker 2: tri State, with all due respect all the others. But
Speaker 2: we can't have a functioning Cincinnati without a function in Covington.
Speaker 2: But many a few years ago, I can recall a
Speaker 2: circumstance where Kentucky had not banned child size sex dolls.
Speaker 2: Now you would think when you told me off there
Speaker 2: about this, I said, you've got to be kidding me.
Speaker 2: What are they? Where did they come from? How do
Speaker 2: you get them? And so many pedophiles use that in
Speaker 2: substitutional or in conjunction with kitty porn, which is the
Speaker 2: devil's work. And I'm thinking, what happened. I think it's
Speaker 2: now a law judges would not allow search warrants based
Speaker 2: upon possession of child size sex dolls. Now it's going
Speaker 2: to happen. You got a test case coming up. Tell
Speaker 2: the American people start to finish about this disgusting topic.
Speaker 4: Billy.
Speaker 3: It went back Willie, probably almost ten years ago now.
Speaker 3: The first time we ran across the child size sex
Speaker 3: doll during a child point investigation is being run in
Speaker 3: Kenton County by the Kentucky State Police, and they got
Speaker 3: a search warm because they found out that this sicco
Speaker 3: had imported a child sized sex doll. It's just that
Speaker 3: it's a doll mint to have sex with a pervert.
Speaker 3: Only its child size, not anywhere close to adult size,
Speaker 3: not adult with adult body parts. It was obviously meant
Speaker 3: to be a child. And so we said, we want
Speaker 3: to go start to this guy's house because we know
Speaker 3: he's going to have child porn if he's ordering child
Speaker 3: sized sex dolls off the dark web from undisclosed locations
Speaker 3: in China, where all kinds of nasty things like child
Speaker 3: porn gets made, like the ventanyl gets made. All the
Speaker 3: worse things in our country all seemed to come from
Speaker 3: China via the dark web, one way or another. But nevertheless,
Speaker 3: we had this problem because the judge later on after
Speaker 3: we indicted the case, said that's not probable cause to
Speaker 3: believe somebody has child porn because the child sized sex
Speaker 3: doll didn't qualify under Kentucky's definition of matter, and it's
Speaker 3: matter portraying a sexual performance by a minor, but dolls
Speaker 3: did not fall into the definition of matter. So we
Speaker 3: went out and we got that change. I partnered with
Speaker 3: Kentucky State Representative Stephanie Deets, who's not my state rep
Speaker 3: she's right next door, but she represents all of Covington
Speaker 3: and much of northern Kenton County. Stephanie went out found
Speaker 3: this bill right away. She's a great partner. She's a
Speaker 3: lawyer by trade. She has a lot of family law works,
Speaker 3: so she's well in tune with criminal law topics. She
Speaker 3: knows all the nasty things that come with perverts who
Speaker 3: would do something with the child sex dolls. Knows that
Speaker 3: you have to look at child pornography just to order
Speaker 3: one of these things off the internet, so she wanted
Speaker 3: to help us fix the situation.
Speaker 4: She did.
Speaker 3: Took us two tries. Believe it or not, whether you
Speaker 3: think this would be the easiest deal in the world's pass.
Speaker 3: But given the fact that it took us four tries
Speaker 3: to fix the incest law in Kentucky to make it
Speaker 3: illegal for uncles to have sex with nieces and nephews
Speaker 3: instead of illegal for the nieces and nephews to have sex.
Speaker 4: With the uncles. But we've talked about that before.
Speaker 3: My point is the Kentucky legislature in Frankfort doesn't always
Speaker 3: see easy decisions as easy decisions.
Speaker 4: So it took us two go rounds.
Speaker 3: The Representative Deep's got the law pass last time. It
Speaker 3: is now into effects that child size sex dolls are
Speaker 3: now illegal if we find out that someone has ordered
Speaker 3: another one into the Commonwealth of Kentucky for any purpose
Speaker 3: at all, whether it's to use it themselves, whether it's
Speaker 3: to sell it to somebody else, whether it's to rent
Speaker 3: it out to somebody the hour what believe or not
Speaker 3: willing people have done that before, not here, but it's
Speaker 3: happened in the United States. If that happens, it is
Speaker 3: now illegal. And Stephanie is a good friend and ally
Speaker 3: to prosecutors and law enforcement all across Kentucky. It's one
Speaker 3: of the reasons the Kentucky kamal With Attorney's Association is
Speaker 3: giving her an award this year, and she's up for
Speaker 3: reelection in kent County. Will be crazy not to send
Speaker 3: her back because she's done an excellent job. It's an
Speaker 3: interesting time here and Willie, we have a legislation a
Speaker 3: legislative caucus from northern Kentucky that is probably the best
Speaker 3: we've ever had. No insult to any of the other
Speaker 3: former legislators, but the ones we have right now are
Speaker 3: really a good mix. Another one we've got run in
Speaker 3: for reelection of State Senator Chris McDaniel. He's the head
Speaker 3: of the Senate's A and R Committee, which means he.
Speaker 4: Sets the budget.
Speaker 3: He basically rights the budget for the entire comma with
Speaker 3: the Kentucky and this last budget that they just passed
Speaker 3: in this last session not only gave bigger pay raises,
Speaker 3: to prosecutors than we've seen in my eighteen year career,
Speaker 3: probably actually since I've had a law license. I going
Speaker 3: to back over twenty five years now. The first time
Speaker 3: we've ever given significant raises to the prosecutors that are
Speaker 3: in the courtrooms every day fighting the rapists, the robbers,
Speaker 3: the killers, the child molesters. Finally starting to get paid
Speaker 3: at least a semblance of what attorneys in private practice make.
Speaker 3: That's what Senator Chris McDaniel did. He also was bringing
Speaker 3: Chase Law School back to downtown Covington. He's got funding
Speaker 3: to open a branch of UK Medical School in downtown
Speaker 3: city at Covington. Just producing hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 3: in the budget to benefit all of northern Kentucky, but
Speaker 3: especially Kenton County. He's up for reelection again. Why on
Speaker 3: earth we would ever give up the Senate A and
Speaker 3: our Budget committee chair.
Speaker 4: It would be crazy. Anybody would have to be nuts.
Speaker 3: We got the guy living in Kenton County who controls
Speaker 3: the budget for the entire state. He's delivering money for
Speaker 3: projects all across Kenton County, all across northern Kentucky. Why
Speaker 3: anybody would not vote for him is beyond me. But
Speaker 3: you know Ron Washington, and he's like me, Willie. He's
Speaker 3: running on a posed this year, so he and I
Speaker 3: got it easy. But that's why we're getting out there.
Speaker 3: We're campaigning for Senator McDaniel, We're campaigning for representative beats,
Speaker 3: and hopefully, God willing, the Creek don't rise will be
Speaker 3: sending them all back to Frankfort so they can continue
Speaker 3: doing what they've been doing the last couple sessions for us,
Speaker 3: and that's been a great job.
Speaker 2: You know, it's unusual. I've said before that if you
Speaker 2: take the three or four counties in southeast Indiana, the
Speaker 2: seven or eight counties in Northern Kentucky, the six or
Speaker 2: seven in southwest Ohio ought to be its own state.
Speaker 2: I was with John Barrett, the chairman of Western and
Speaker 2: Southern and his family is dominant when it comes to
Speaker 2: a law and medicine in Cincinnati, and he said, look,
Speaker 2: you see has eighty percent of the student population of
Speaker 2: Ohio state, but we get twenty percent of the money
Speaker 2: because we don't have real strong voices in Columbus. And
Speaker 2: I've said before, until Chris McDaniel took over, Northern Kentucky
Speaker 2: always got the short end of the stick from Frankfurt,
Speaker 2: and Southeast Indiana always gets the short end of the
Speaker 2: stick from Indianapolis. It don't matter, they don't count. And
Speaker 2: so I thought, maybe there's fifteen or twenty counties around
Speaker 2: Fountain Square out of form its own state, call it
Speaker 2: the State of Freedom. But when I hear about Chris McDaniel,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, my god, that's so unusual. When we lost
Speaker 2: Dan Aronoff, who was the chairman of the State Senate
Speaker 2: in Columbus, we lost state funding that we've never recovered
Speaker 2: from Ohio State. And Cleveland gets everything, but not Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: And until McDaniel came along, northern Kentucky got nothing and
Speaker 2: it went to Louisville and Lexington. Of course, in Indiana,
Speaker 2: everything goes to north in central Indiana, it doesn't come
Speaker 2: to southeast. Would you agree that maybe this region should
Speaker 2: get out of the state they're in and form their
Speaker 2: own union and call it the State of Freedom.
Speaker 3: I don't know that I want all the blue boats
Speaker 3: on the north side of the river Willie. I also
Speaker 3: don't want to run against Melissa Powers because she's a
Speaker 3: great prosecutor. And I did appreciate the fact that you
Speaker 3: compared me to her. You know, it was a lot
Speaker 3: bigger compliment than when you said I was the Joe
Speaker 3: Dieters of Kenton County, because Melissa Power is a lot
Speaker 3: better look and so if anybody's going to compare me
Speaker 3: to her, I'll take that. But nevertheless, I think there's
Speaker 3: something to what you say when it comes to this.
Speaker 4: Region getting shorted.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if we want to form our
Speaker 3: own state, but I think at the very least we
Speaker 3: want to pay attention to one another's politics. You know,
Speaker 3: I have a vested interest and Melissa Powers getting reelected
Speaker 3: on the north side of the river, just like everybody
Speaker 3: in downtown Cincinnati, everybody in Hamilton County has a vested
Speaker 3: interest in guys like Senator Chris McDaniel getting reelected. Because
Speaker 3: what do you think it's going to do for the banks,
Speaker 3: for downtown Cincinnati, for the entire region. When we have
Speaker 3: UK Med School and Chase Law School, both in Covington
Speaker 3: right on the river front, right, you know, you're gonna
Speaker 3: have hundreds of students, You're gonna have hundreds of professors.
Speaker 3: You know, high paying jobs that are going to be
Speaker 3: down there, living down there, working down there, paying taxes
Speaker 3: spending money him and lunch on both sides of the river,
Speaker 3: eating dinner on both sides of the river. You know,
Speaker 3: we we welcome at any time the Ohio folks and
Speaker 3: the Indiana folks want to come to northern Kentucky and
Speaker 3: spend their money.
Speaker 4: But it does work both ways.
Speaker 3: You know, I go across the river for Reds and
Speaker 3: Bengals games all the time. That's probably a ballot, but
Speaker 3: you know it still happens. They're still getting some of
Speaker 3: my dollars over there too. So anything good that happens
Speaker 3: in this region is good for all three states, regardless
Speaker 3: of which state you have to live in.
Speaker 2: Now, lastly, your good friend, the mayor of Cincinnati, f
Speaker 2: To Pureval, had a big news conference yesterday widely covering
Speaker 2: our local media, in which he said it is so
Speaker 2: hard to vote in the state of Ohio that to
Speaker 2: try to get rid of ballot harvesting is a bad
Speaker 2: thing because people don't understand how to vote.
Speaker 1: And I made the comment yesterday.
Speaker 2: I'm going to expand on this later that I've just
Speaker 2: gotten the mail from the Secretary of State a application
Speaker 2: to get my ballot mailed to me. I generally like
Speaker 2: to vote in person because the ladies at Saint Paul's
Speaker 2: where I vote, I take them donuts and I like
Speaker 2: seeing them an election day. But I thought, what the heck,
Speaker 2: I don't know where I'm going to be. I filled
Speaker 2: out the application, took about a minute and a half,
Speaker 2: signed the bottom, sent it in self addressed envelope, sent
Speaker 2: it to the Secretary of State. They're going to send
Speaker 2: it to Board of Elections in Amlety County, and then
Speaker 2: I'm going to get a ballot in the mail in
Speaker 2: about three or four weeks, and I sit at the
Speaker 2: kitchen table, I fill out the ballots, sign it, and
Speaker 2: send it in.
Speaker 1: Now that's too difficult.
Speaker 2: I know it's difficult for Democratic voters to understand how
Speaker 2: to vote. And he says that getting rid of so
Speaker 2: called ballot harvesting, which means that one person, maybe a
Speaker 2: Tony Bender, might go to several nursing homes and tell
Speaker 2: the old folks there, or go to a college dormitory
Speaker 2: at UC or Miami or Xavier and say, look, I'll
Speaker 2: take care of the balloting here. And what we need
Speaker 2: to do right here is to give me your ballots
Speaker 2: and I'll take care of them for you. That's called
Speaker 2: ballot harvesting. So some person like Tony Bender will fill
Speaker 2: out one hundred ballots and to vote for who he
Speaker 2: thinks should be. Just sign the bottom miss I'll take
Speaker 2: care of it. That's called ballot harvesting. Then the person
Speaker 2: takes one hundred ballots and put them in the drop
Speaker 2: box of the Board of Elections. So the change in
Speaker 2: the law in Ohio says, which has been in effect
Speaker 2: for by the last day eight months. If you want
Speaker 2: to do that, you got to go inside the Board
Speaker 2: of Elections, identify yourself as a person. I'm here, and
Speaker 2: then you have to sign a form that says I'm
Speaker 2: complying with state law. Not a big deal, but can
Speaker 2: you understand how Democrats call that voter suppression? That is
Speaker 2: voter suppression. To have people that to tell that Tony
Speaker 2: Benders who may even be a ballot harvester, or they
Speaker 2: have to identify themselves, Hi, I'm Tony Bender, and I'm
Speaker 2: complying with state law, then dropped one hundred violets in
Speaker 2: the box. That's okay. Anything short of that is voter suppression.
Speaker 2: Can you smell what I'm cooking? And I'm getting pissed
Speaker 2: off just thinking about it. It is so easy to
Speaker 2: vote anymore. You want to make it easy to vote
Speaker 2: hard to cheat, And so Democrats don't like that because
Speaker 2: they want to make it hard to vote and easy
Speaker 2: to cheat.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I hear you, Willie. I know Tony Bender would never
Speaker 3: do this because he's a great American. But how do
Speaker 3: you know that people harvesting those ballots are actually delivering
Speaker 3: all the ballots to the ballot box unless they show up,
Speaker 3: identify themselves sign their name. That way, If I'm one
Speaker 3: of those guys back in that old folks home and
Speaker 3: I want to find out whether or not Tony Bender
Speaker 3: did in fact deliver my ballot, I could go down there.
Speaker 3: There should be a piece of paper where it has
Speaker 3: him signing his name. And if my ballot never got
Speaker 3: down there, I can say, Hey, wait a second, Tony Bender,
Speaker 3: how come you delivered all the ballots of all the
Speaker 3: Democratic folks in the nursing home, but none of us
Speaker 3: Republicans managed to have our ballots delivered, even though you
Speaker 3: were supposed to be harvesting it for us or vice versa, Willie,
Speaker 3: What if they only delivered? What if Tony Bender only
Speaker 3: delivered all the Republican ballots. Wouldn't the Democrats want to know?
Speaker 3: Why does have tab pirival? Think that only the Democrats
Speaker 3: are not smart enough to be able to vote these days?
Speaker 4: You know, in Kent.
Speaker 3: County it's become so easy. Gabe Sammy, who's a great
Speaker 3: county clerk. She runs our elections. She has thirty seven
Speaker 3: different locations where you can go vote. You don't even
Speaker 3: have to go to your precinct, Willy. You can go
Speaker 3: to any one of thirty seven different places to vote
Speaker 3: in Kenton County. You give them your ID. I know
Speaker 3: that that's really hard for some people to wrap their
Speaker 3: heads around that we have to give them an IDA.
Speaker 3: I mean, you have to give an ID to buy beer,
Speaker 3: to buy cigarettes, to do any number of things, to
Speaker 3: get on an airport lane. But heaven forbid, we have
Speaker 3: to give an ID to vote. But you give me
Speaker 3: your ID, they punch it in the computer. The computer
Speaker 3: prints out the ballot for wherever you were registered to vote.
Speaker 3: So you can vote even if you're out in Independence,
Speaker 3: or you're in downtown Covington, but you live in Fort
Speaker 3: Mitchell like I do. You can go to any polling
Speaker 3: place in any one of those things from the all
Speaker 3: the way north to all the way south and Kenton County.
Speaker 3: Stop in any voting all give them your ID. They'll
Speaker 3: print you the correct ballot and you can vote in
Speaker 3: and out. No problem like could split at no line,
Speaker 3: no waiting, no problems. It's not like the old days
Speaker 3: where if you happen to live in a crowded precinct,
Speaker 3: you should be standing in line for minutes or hours
Speaker 3: just waiting for your turn to vote. These days, just
Speaker 3: walk in, give them an idea, they give you a ballot,
Speaker 3: you vote. I don't understand why I have to have
Speaker 3: piraval would insult Democratic voters and calling them too stupid
Speaker 3: to figure out how to walk inside and vote. Well,
Speaker 3: apparently only his vote harvesters are smart enough to go in.
Speaker 3: But they don't want to go in. They just want
Speaker 3: to drop whatever ballots they decide to drop off into
Speaker 3: an unmarked box and the cover of darkness.
Speaker 2: Well, the truth doesn't work, so simply commit election lies
Speaker 2: and keep the game moving. Got to keep the game forward.
Speaker 2: Once again, Rob Sanders, thank you for your involvement in this.
Speaker 2: May God bless you and God bless America, and thank
Speaker 2: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham show this Wednesday afternoon.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Willie.
Speaker 3: It's been a pleasure and honor, and you still have
Speaker 3: to consider that bet. I know I owe you a
Speaker 3: steak down at Waltz from my failed Daniel Cameron election,
Speaker 3: but I'm still putting up my double or nothing steak
Speaker 3: vote down at Waltz for a Trump win.
Speaker 4: If you're willing to take Kamala Harris, are you.
Speaker 2: In Hey, I'm not doing that. You're not going to.
Speaker 2: I want to get paid off the first bet before
Speaker 2: we move to the second one. I'm not taking Kamala
Speaker 2: Kamala the head Hunter, Harris. I'm not taking that. Kamala
Speaker 2: the head Hunter from Uganda. His name was Harris, and
Speaker 2: her name, of course is Harris. I see the connection.
Speaker 2: Rob Sanders, thank you very much for coming on the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you, Willie. Have a great day.
Speaker 1: God bless America.
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Speaker 2: First pitch about six forty and tomorrow's a business special
Speaker 2: one oh five, so I will not be with you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Back at it on Friday. We've scheduled Max Montoya to
Speaker 2: come on Friday to discuss the hat incident with Dan Hurley,
Speaker 2: the head football head basketball coach at yukon back to
Speaker 2: back NCAA basketball champs and the connection between Dan Hurley
Speaker 2: and Max Montoya is the reason the rule of the jungle.
Speaker 2: This son is going to be Dan Hurley from Connecticut,
Speaker 2: and I would imagine ninety percent of the people in
Speaker 2: Connecticut are fans of the Patriots, but not when it
Speaker 2: comes to the Bengals, And so it's a great story
Speaker 2: to be told later on by Max Montoya. Also after
Speaker 2: one o'clock today will be Craig Craig Yuey, who talks
Speaker 2: about the Democratic plans for the election, the lawyers after
Speaker 2: the election and then after the inaugural and what's planned.
Speaker 2: The Wall Street Journal had a story about this that
Speaker 2: for the last several months, if not for the past year,
Speaker 2: the Democratic parties worked to keep candidates off the Democratic ballot.
Speaker 2: That's called a threat to democracy, but not in their opinion.
Speaker 2: So they've worked hard for months and months and months
Speaker 2: to make sure that only Joe Biden was on the ballot,
Speaker 2: so a name like Robert F. Kennedy Junior could not
Speaker 2: make the ballot. Any other Democrat that wanted to get
Speaker 2: on the ballot, the Democratic rote Tissary of lawyers sue
Speaker 2: to give them off the ballot, and it went on
Speaker 2: and on and on for months that the Democratic Party
Speaker 2: itself did not want Democratic voters to have a choice.
Speaker 1: It was feared that R. F.
Speaker 2: Kennedy Junior would win primaries and make Joe Biden look bad.
Speaker 2: So a threat to democracy is the Democratic Party because
Speaker 2: they want to have only one person on the ballot.
Speaker 2: That person was Joe Biden. So millions and millions of
Speaker 2: dollars were spent by large numbers of individuals who simply
Speaker 2: wanted to at a time, shall we say, to stop
Speaker 2: stop what is occurring on the Democratic ballot. And so
Speaker 2: it's pretty sad when Democrats act to eliminate ballot access.
Speaker 2: I thought that was the opposite of what was required,
Speaker 2: which is to make sure that any Democratic primary voter
Speaker 2: has the ability to pick any candidate that they won.
Speaker 2: But the Democratic Party did not want that to happen,
Speaker 2: so they sued repeatedly to make sure that RFK Junior
Speaker 2: and other Democrats were not on democratic ballot.
Speaker 1: Makes sense, of course. And then when it came to
Speaker 1: Colorado and Maine and many.
Speaker 2: Other democratic states, they wanted to make sure that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump wasn't on the ballot. Is that a threat to democracy?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not. That's the way it ought to be. It
Speaker 2: took a federal court to rule, wait a minute, the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party should be about democracy. The Democratic Party should
Speaker 2: make sure that there's choice that voters have on the ballot.
Speaker 2: And so the federal courtse got involved and said, wait
Speaker 2: a minute, Colorado and Maine, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: You can't get people off the ballot.
Speaker 2: So the party that's concerned about democracy and threats to
Speaker 2: democracy is the party not concerned about democracy and not
Speaker 2: concerned about threats to democracy because they're the threats to democracy.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. And so Rfk's off the ballot.
Speaker 2: And now now that Joe Biden got all the Democratic
Speaker 2: votes in the primary is out by Democratic fiat. The
Speaker 2: Democratic leaders went to the Oval office and said, you're done.
Speaker 2: Come with us, you're done, and they installed Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: to be the nominee, having gotten a total of zero
Speaker 2: votes in the Democratic primary. So now she's the presidential candidate.
Speaker 2: Now what are they doing. They have hundreds and hundreds
Speaker 2: of lawyers now working hard to make sure that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump loses in November through law fair and then if
Speaker 2: he does win, between November fifth and January twentieth, hundreds
Speaker 2: of lawsuits will be filed. And then after January twentieth,
Speaker 2: when he's sworn in. After that, what they're going to
Speaker 2: do sue him repeatedly, maybe ten times the lawsuits that
Speaker 2: were filed in twenty seventeen against him, to make sure
Speaker 2: he can't rule, can't govern, and can't do anything. So
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party is the threat to democracy. And as
Speaker 2: an example of that kind of take a look and
Speaker 2: after have Peeraval's news conference was it yesterday or Monday?
Speaker 2: In which the mayor of Cincinnati accused that Secretary of
Speaker 2: State Frank Lrose of somehow suppressing votes by making sure
Speaker 2: only legal voters can vote.
Speaker 1: He said after Peeraval said, we can't have that. Let
Speaker 1: me explain.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this happened to you in state
Speaker 2: of Ohio, but I received a few days ago the
Speaker 2: application of vote apps.
Speaker 1: You check a few bocks.
Speaker 2: You sign the bottom and you send it in, and
Speaker 2: there's a pre addressed envelope to send in. It is
Speaker 2: sent into your Hamlet County Board of Elections or Warren
Speaker 2: County Board of Elections. And then about three or four
Speaker 2: weeks from now, I'm going to get in the mail
Speaker 2: at the actual ballot itself, I'm going to fill out
Speaker 2: my ballot at the kitchen table with the people's judge.
Speaker 2: I'm going to sign the ballot and with a pre
Speaker 2: addressed envelope, I stick a stamp on it, and I
Speaker 2: send it back. According to Democrats, that is a threat
Speaker 2: to democracy. According to Democrats, that's not right. What after
Speaker 2: Pirival says that Frank LeRose, Secretary of State, Frank LeRose
Speaker 2: is trying to eliminate something called ballot harvesting, and that
Speaker 2: occurs when a democratic activist, they're never republican activist, they're
Speaker 2: always democratic activists, goes to a nursing home or a
Speaker 2: college dorm, or a frit or a sorority and collects
Speaker 2: anywhere from ten to fifty or one hundred ballots that
Speaker 2: have been mailed to the voter, and they either fill
Speaker 2: out the ballots for that voter and have them sign
Speaker 2: the bottom, or they simply pick up the ballots, sign
Speaker 2: your name, I'll take care of it, and then they
Speaker 2: vote for that person. Now that should be illegal. So
Speaker 2: Frank Leroe says, if you're a ballot harvester, you simply
Speaker 2: can't and the debt of the night drop those hundreds
Speaker 2: of ballots in in a ballot box and say, you
Speaker 2: know what votes will be counted. What he wants you
Speaker 2: to do, and it's passed by the legislature, is that
Speaker 2: if you're a person who's a ballot harvester that does that,
Speaker 2: you have to go into the Board of Elections. You
Speaker 2: have to identify yourself, have a picture taken, and sign
Speaker 2: a form that you're complying with state law.
Speaker 1: Is that so much to ask? Of course not.
Speaker 2: It is so easy to vote today, it is ridiculous,
Speaker 2: so easy to vote. But Democrats can't accept victory. You know,
Speaker 2: I've said this in other elections that if you're ignorant,
Speaker 2: don't vote. If you're stupid, don't vote. The idea that
Speaker 2: everyone should vote is a canard. It's wrong. You should
Speaker 2: cast a ballot. Casting a ballot means you become familiar
Speaker 2: with the candidates and familiar with the issues. One thing
Speaker 2: that angers me is when I happen to vote now
Speaker 2: and then at the voting place the precinct instead of
Speaker 2: through the mail, is to watch someone standing there with
Speaker 2: the ballot in front of them trying to figure out, well,
Speaker 2: who's this or what is this if it's an issue,
Speaker 2: reading the issue at nauseum. What has to happen to
Speaker 2: have an informed electorate is for individual voters to become
Speaker 2: familiar with the issues beforehand, to know what the issues are,
Speaker 2: don't go to vote instead of casting a ballot. Casting
Speaker 2: a ballot means your informed voting means you simply go there,
Speaker 2: take a blue or pink ballot and simply check off
Speaker 2: names without knowing who you're voting for.
Speaker 1: That is stupid. That is ignorant.
Speaker 2: And for the mayor Cincinnati to tell Democratic voters you're
Speaker 2: so stupid you can't vote, Come on, man, you have
Speaker 2: to have an ID.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't have an ID? Everyone's got an ID.
Speaker 2: If you don't have an ID, then something's wrong with
Speaker 2: you and you shouldn't vote because you're stupid.
Speaker 1: Stupid people should not vote, And.
Speaker 2: It ignores the balloting of Democrats and Republicans and others
Speaker 2: who are actually informed, so it is easy to vote
Speaker 2: and it's hard to cheat. In Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana,
Speaker 2: Iowa and Florida and other states Blue states, they want
Speaker 2: ballad harvesting. They don't want voter ID. To buy a
Speaker 2: pack of cigarettes, to get a beer, to get on
Speaker 2: a plane, to cast a check. You have to have
Speaker 2: an ID to do anything. Democrat activists like our mayor
Speaker 2: tells the individuals, you're so stupid, we can't count on
Speaker 2: you to vote. So some I'm going to vote for you.
Speaker 2: That's called ballot harvesting, and that's wrong. It should not happen.
Speaker 2: So for those who say that I hear medias, do
Speaker 2: it off till make sure you vote today. If you
Speaker 2: don't know if the election is this Tuesday or next Tuesday,
Speaker 2: if you can't identify the candidates you're voting for, especially
Speaker 2: the judge ships and the prosecutors.
Speaker 1: If you have no idea what an issue is and
Speaker 1: you don't.
Speaker 2: Know how to vote, save yourself the difficulty and stay
Speaker 2: at home and be a dumbass and don't vote, because
Speaker 2: the Democrats rely upon your vote to stay in power
Speaker 2: and to write checks. And my next guest talks about that.
Speaker 2: His name is Craighwe. He's pretty good on this issue
Speaker 2: about what the Democrats have done and it's metastasized over
Speaker 2: the past twenty years to make sure that only certain
Speaker 2: people get to vote in democratic primaries, only certain candidates
Speaker 2: get to be on the ballot and democratic primaries, and
Speaker 2: if you're a Republican, you'll be sued, get you off
Speaker 2: the ballot, and if you happen to get elected, they're
Speaker 2: going to sue you for and nauseum because you've won
Speaker 2: and they don't want any part of that. Why is
Speaker 2: that so times, like in a socialist or comic country,
Speaker 2: the party in power redefines words and phrases to describe
Speaker 2: what they're doing and blame the other side for engaging
Speaker 2: in their behavior. That is called a threat to democracy.
Speaker 2: So when Mark Zuckerberg, the richest man of the world,
Speaker 2: the owner of Facebook, is admitting that government officials lied
Speaker 2: to him about the Hunter Biden laptop, about COVID and more,
Speaker 2: and that in reaction to the lives told by Biden,
Speaker 2: government officials they screen the information upon which you could
Speaker 2: cast and inform ballot to me. That is election interference
Speaker 2: per se. And the Democrats engage in on a regular
Speaker 2: basis every election cycle. They scare the crap out of
Speaker 2: their voters and demand that you vote a certain way
Speaker 2: while complaining about democracy when they're the ones thwarting democracy
Speaker 2: and they're the ones in election interference by their behavior,
Speaker 2: and when they win or lose, the lawsuits are coming,
Speaker 2: and there's large numbers. Of the numbers close to a
Speaker 2: billion dollars have been raised to stop Donald Trump, to
Speaker 2: get on ballots to stop Donald Trump now and if
Speaker 2: Donald Trump wins, to stop them from.
Speaker 1: Being sworn in.
Speaker 2: Jamie Raskin, a US congressman, doesn't want him sworn in
Speaker 2: on January twentieth if he wins. Then if he does win,
Speaker 2: all hell is going to break loose on the city
Speaker 2: streets and in courtrooms because the Democratic Party is concerned
Speaker 2: with what democracy threats to democracy when they're the threats.
Speaker 2: When government regulators and government lawyers tell private businesses what
Speaker 2: they can and cannot publish, that is the threat to
Speaker 2: democracy right there. Mark Zuckerberg and others have admitted it
Speaker 2: that they're intimidated and bullied by the government regulators from
Speaker 2: the FBI and the Department of Justice to change what
Speaker 2: they put on their websites and allow you to put
Speaker 2: on their platforms because it is negative to Joe by
Speaker 2: Er Kamala Harris. And that's what's happening as I speak.
Speaker 2: And they're the party complaining about threats to democracy and
Speaker 2: voter intimidation and voter suppression when they're exactly engaging in
Speaker 2: that behavior specifically. And I always say to have to Pirival,
Speaker 2: get your head out of your butt. Your voters are
Speaker 2: not generally that stupid. And if they listen to you,
Speaker 2: you're going to have continued city government looking like the
Speaker 2: policies of the Liberal Democratic Party, in which no major
Speaker 2: city as a functioning lifestyle because of them remaining in
Speaker 2: power and suing to make sure that others can't get
Speaker 2: on the ballot. They want the ballot to have one
Speaker 2: name on it and that's it. Oh, let's continue once again.
Speaker 2: Relative to Jamar Chase, there's about a ninety five percent
Speaker 2: chance you'll sign tomorrow. There's a couple of little impediments
Speaker 2: to be overcome. And this knowledgeable source told me that
Speaker 2: he believed that that would be overcome. And I bet
Speaker 2: him a hot fut Sunday on it, and I said no,
Speaker 2: He said yes, I may owe a hot fud Sundy
Speaker 2: to a noted Cincinnatian. So let's continue with more if
Speaker 2: line becomes available. Five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven
Speaker 2: thousand to get ready. My next guest talks about voter integrity,
Speaker 2: voter suppression and threats to democracy. Who do you think
Speaker 2: is conducting that? Bill Cunningham seven hundred ww Billy cunning
Speaker 2: in the Great America. Of course, the election now is
Speaker 2: eight or nine weeks away. We're close, The election is
Speaker 2: hot and heavy, the Great debates coming up, and we'll
Speaker 2: see what happens on September the tenth. But as I've
Speaker 2: said before, law fair is a principal employed by the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party because when you want to manipulate election results
Speaker 2: and you want to accuse the other side of ruining
Speaker 2: democracy a threat to democracy, you're the ones engaging in
Speaker 2: the threat to democracy. So accuse the other side of
Speaker 2: aging in your behavior, which is a wonderful thing to
Speaker 2: do if you're a Democrat. And Craig Yueiy, who's written
Speaker 2: many books, but he's got a blog posting under the
Speaker 2: radar twenty twenty four election alert, and the amount of
Speaker 2: money is being raised as we speak to contest the
Speaker 2: election by Democrats is unbridled. And Craig Huey, welcome again
Speaker 2: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, can
Speaker 2: you tell the American people what is lawfair and why
Speaker 2: is it weakening election integrity? Which is the opposite of
Speaker 2: what the Democrats intend at which they discussed, but of
Speaker 2: course it's a real thing. Explain the rise of lawfare
Speaker 2: and what it means to the American people.
Speaker 5: Well, Bill, you know, people may have heard this term,
Speaker 5: but it really is huge. It deals with election integrity,
Speaker 5: it deals with interfering with the election itself. And right
Speaker 5: now we're in a time of this law there that
Speaker 5: if people have an idea, they can't think of that
Speaker 5: temp Remember that the attempt to try to have Trump removed
Speaker 5: from the there were lawsuits in the states were they
Speaker 5: were trying to take him off the ballot. They wouldn't
Speaker 5: let him even be on the ballot. Well, that's using
Speaker 5: the legal system to be able to be weaponized against
Speaker 5: the political opponent. And that's exactly what's going on now.
Speaker 5: It's under the radar, you don't see what's happening. But
Speaker 5: right now Kamala Harris has hired a super attorney named
Speaker 5: Mark Elias. Now, Mark Elias, we could cover him if
Speaker 5: you want, but he basically is in charged the lawfare
Speaker 5: of the Harris campaign. He's worked as the architect back
Speaker 5: when they started this in twenty eighteen, twenty twenty two
Speaker 5: and twenty four. And here's the thing. He has hundreds
Speaker 5: of staff lawyers, yes, he has over a thousand lawyers
Speaker 5: as volunteers, and they're following lawsuits in the swing states
Speaker 5: to change the election.
Speaker 1: And it got going back in time.
Speaker 2: Mark Elias is the one who was involved with Perkins
Speaker 2: Cooe that was involved in the twenty sixteen campaign, the
Speaker 2: Russian collusion delusion that of course was a lie, and
Speaker 2: then that was also employing social media, which has come
Speaker 2: out recently with Mark Zuckerberg saying that he was wrong
Speaker 2: and listening to what he was told about the Russian
Speaker 2: collusion delusion. He was wrong about the Hunter Biden laptop,
Speaker 2: he was wrong about suppressing information about COVID and the vaccine.
Speaker 1: So that these.
Speaker 2: Lawyers there are literally hundreds, and you make a point
Speaker 2: that something in the range of one point seven billion
Speaker 2: dollars was donated to democratic campaigns, et cetera. And Mark
Speaker 2: Elias has the lawyers like a spring ready to be sprung.
Speaker 2: Should Trump win a state, here comes the pest of lawyers.
Speaker 2: And god knows, I'm one and I love lawyers, but
Speaker 2: here they come in mass to make sure that the
Speaker 2: law fair is used and said to voter integrity, and
Speaker 2: the opposite is what the Democrats include. And so when
Speaker 2: it comes to just who gets on the ballot, you
Speaker 2: pointed out the state of Colorado and the state of
Speaker 2: Maine are two states dominated on the Supreme Court by
Speaker 2: the Democrats. They wanted to keep number one Trump can't
Speaker 2: even be on the ballot, and number two RFK Junior
Speaker 2: and other Democrats have been kept from the ballots in
Speaker 2: many states in the primary.
Speaker 1: Explain how that process worked.
Speaker 4: So, Bill, here's the thing.
Speaker 5: They're prepared for the elections. Just like you stated, there's
Speaker 5: going to be lawsuit after lawsuit, but they've been working
Speaker 5: behind the scenes. Now right now, you mentioned RFK. They
Speaker 5: were fighting, the Democrat Party was fighting state after state
Speaker 5: not to have him be on the ballot because they
Speaker 5: were afraid he.
Speaker 4: Was hurt Harris.
Speaker 5: And it was incredibly wrong, incredibly expensive in some states,
Speaker 5: incredibly successful, and keeping RFK Junior off the ballot. Now
Speaker 5: he is endorsed Trump. He said he is going to
Speaker 5: he is so mad at the Democratic Party of the
Speaker 5: dirty tricks they used against them, of the lies and
Speaker 5: manipulation and the censorship, that he was going to take
Speaker 5: his name off the ballot only in the states that
Speaker 5: are the swing states, the swing states that will determine
Speaker 5: the upcoming election. And so what what basically has happened
Speaker 5: is that, uh, the Democrats under Mark Elias and in
Speaker 5: this law fair, what they have done is now they're
Speaker 5: fighting to keep RFK Jr. On the ballot, on the ballot,
Speaker 5: on the ballot.
Speaker 4: And they.
Speaker 5: Yes, they won in Michigan, they won in North Carolina,
Speaker 5: and uh, and it looks like they're going to win
Speaker 5: at least one, if not two other states. And of
Speaker 5: course now that he has endorsed Trump, and if he's
Speaker 5: on the state in Michigan. In Michigan, uh, you know,
Speaker 5: you're talking about two percent of the people who could
Speaker 5: vote with swing to Trump if he wasn't on the ballot,
Speaker 5: otherwise they're going to vote for RFK Junior. Well, that
Speaker 5: two percent is all the difference in the world between
Speaker 5: Trump winning Michigan and none. And that's why they're so
Speaker 5: spending so much money and time in these lawsuits. So
Speaker 5: they're they're doing lawsuits, hundreds of lawsuits, local county, state
Speaker 5: to help the Democrats. They have major victories in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Michigan,
Speaker 5: and they're shooting to push mail in ballots, ballot harvesting,
Speaker 5: stopping voter i d. Looking at every pool watcher, it
Speaker 5: is insane.
Speaker 1: Craig Uey.
Speaker 2: When you think about the party complaining about election integrity,
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party about Trump being a threat to democracy.
Speaker 2: Every voter's got account. They spent millions and millions of
Speaker 2: dollars with hundreds of lawyers to fashion the Democratic ballot
Speaker 2: to make sure that Joe Biden was the nominee, and
Speaker 2: once his mental frailly became public, they then quickly substituted.
Speaker 2: And so the party about calling Trump a threat to democracy,
Speaker 2: they're the threat to democracy. And now having spent months
Speaker 2: and months keeping Kennedy off the ballot, they're now spending
Speaker 2: millions and millions of dollars in front of friendly democratic
Speaker 2: courts in these states to keep them on the ballot.
Speaker 2: So one point, keep them off, now keep them on.
Speaker 2: It's not about voter integrity. It's not about honoring what
Speaker 2: the voters want in the Democrat primary or come November
Speaker 2: the fifth, It's about electing a certain person. And you
Speaker 2: have something in your blog that talks about the sixty
Speaker 2: five project is manlink concernervative legal talent. Radical lawyers are
Speaker 2: having a tough time against Republican conservative lawyers, so they're
Speaker 2: trying to dispar them and silence them. Explain that aspect
Speaker 2: of the democratic legal machine to disbar conservative attorneys.
Speaker 5: They have taken attorneys that are conservatives like John Eastman,
Speaker 5: disbarred him. They have put fear in the lives of
Speaker 5: conservative and libertarian attorneys that they better not get involved
Speaker 5: in politics. And it's a way to suppress people standing
Speaker 5: up or in the legal profession to help conservatives, Libertarians, Christians, Republicans.
Speaker 5: They know that this group will target them for being disbarred.
Speaker 5: This is dirty and nasty. So Bill, it comes back
Speaker 5: to this. You ad mentioned about judges in the said,
Speaker 5: let me just tell you this election, everybody who should
Speaker 5: be outraged by this, this travesty of justice, they need
Speaker 5: to vote for a Secretary of State that won't put
Speaker 5: up for it. If they vote for Register of Voters,
Speaker 5: they need to make sure who that person is. Judges,
Speaker 5: you know, they need to use judge voter guide dot
Speaker 5: com or a site that tells them who's the judicial
Speaker 5: activist and who's the strict constructionist and know how to
Speaker 5: make sure because as this goes to the judges, if
Speaker 5: they're a radical liberal judicial activist legislating from the bench,
Speaker 5: they're going to vote in favor a Mark Elias and
Speaker 5: his legal team. If they're a strict constructionist, if they're
Speaker 5: a conservative judge, they're not going to take nonsense. They're
Speaker 5: going to look at the Constitution, they're going to look
Speaker 5: at the law, and they're not going to vote based
Speaker 5: upon their own opinion.
Speaker 2: This is another important matter that it appears, whether it's
Speaker 2: Alexa today, if you to your Alexis speaker and you
Speaker 2: say tell me about Donald Trump and nothing comes out.
Speaker 2: If you tell me to tell me about Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: you got a long die tribe how great she is.
Speaker 2: Big Tech has now confessed to the idea that government
Speaker 2: attorneys at the FBI and the DOJ intimidated Mark Zuckerberg
Speaker 2: and others into not supplying to the American people truthful
Speaker 2: information about the Hunter Bider laptop and about the COVID
Speaker 2: and they now conceded that government employees manipulated the outcome
Speaker 2: of the twenty twenty election to help Joe Biden and
Speaker 2: hurt Donald Trump. Now, isn't that a little bit about
Speaker 2: election interference? At least a lot more than Donald Trump
Speaker 2: not putting on a form payment to a porn star
Speaker 2: for which he was convicted of thirty four counts in
Speaker 2: this case from Mark Zuckerberg about a week or ten
Speaker 2: days ago, he admitted the election interference came from the
Speaker 2: government attorneys coercing and bullying social media companies to not
Speaker 2: put out negative information about Joe Biden and all negative
Speaker 2: information about Donald Trump. Isn't that more election interference than
Speaker 2: payments to a porn star?
Speaker 5: Oh, my gosh, Bill, it is total injustice. It's not right. Yes,
Speaker 5: these attorneys they get their training ground with the Department
Speaker 5: of Justice, and then they go out into the private sector.
Speaker 5: They go out into the political world and the wreck havoc.
Speaker 5: And for those who are in government. One of the
Speaker 5: things that started under Obama and then just went on
Speaker 5: steroids under Biden, Yeah, was using these lawyers to put
Speaker 5: pressure on big tech to censor, to be able to
Speaker 5: silence opposition, to silence issues that was embarrassment or they
Speaker 5: didn't want to have brought up. And so you know,
Speaker 5: it's a collusion between government and the private sector. And
Speaker 5: that's where really it is not right. It should not happen.
Speaker 5: It's a danger to our republic. It's a danger to
Speaker 5: the elections. And all this is election interference. If you
Speaker 5: go on Google right now and you type in Trump's
Speaker 5: position on Israel, every article that comes up on the
Speaker 5: first page, which eighty nine percent of the people will
Speaker 5: never go below page one, is anti Trump. You do
Speaker 5: that with Harris on Israel, and everything is a positive
Speaker 5: from the liberal press like New York Times and MSNBC
Speaker 5: and the Washington Post, and you cannot find conservative commentary
Speaker 5: unless you go down ten, fifteen to twenty pages, and
Speaker 5: even then it's very sparse. It's censored. They have set
Speaker 5: up an algorithm to basically censor alternative points of view,
Speaker 5: and so this affects the persuadables, This affects the low
Speaker 5: information of voter, This affects those people who aren't listening
Speaker 5: to your programs. It is a danger to a free,
Speaker 5: open and fear a line and.
Speaker 2: This election interference is conducted by government employees on government time,
Speaker 2: using their law to gready to intimidate tech companies that
Speaker 2: they're under the duty to regulate. And there have been
Speaker 2: numerous examples of the FBI top Echelon and d j
Speaker 2: Echelon leaving their jobs then going to work for big
Speaker 2: tech with big stock options, and to me, that is
Speaker 2: election interference, but it's not well reported now. Lastly, philanthropic
Speaker 2: consultancy supplying dark money. You have this on your blog,
Speaker 2: receive one point seven billion dollars and twenty twenty alone.
Speaker 2: Mark Elias heads the largest law firm focused on representing
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party. Elias was crucial to the party's legal
Speaker 2: strategy during the twenty twenty election and he built democratic organizations.
Speaker 2: His fee was twenty seven million dollars in order to work.
Speaker 2: And I've seen him on MSNBC and I watched that channel,
Speaker 2: so you don't have to. And he's repeatedly on MSNBC
Speaker 2: talking about the lawsuits ready to be sprung on the
Speaker 2: Trump administration. They have a hundreds of lawyers if Trump
Speaker 2: is elected, beginning on January twentieth, to file mountains of
Speaker 2: injunctions against whatever Trump wants to do. Let's hope the
Speaker 2: greatness occurs and Trump takes office again in January of
Speaker 2: next year. What are they prepared to do to stop
Speaker 2: the Trump agenda at that point, and on top of
Speaker 2: the election in inference already going on, if we see
Speaker 2: through to know what's going on, how would they stop
Speaker 2: the Trump administration?
Speaker 5: They basically have a plan to do everything they can
Speaker 5: legally to stop Trump from becoming president. And if he
Speaker 5: wins the election, and they will challenge the votes, they
Speaker 5: will challenge the procedures, they will challenge the Electoral College votes.
Speaker 5: They will do everything they can. And if he does
Speaker 5: become president, what happened in twenty sixteen, in twenty twenty
Speaker 5: was the deep state.
Speaker 4: Resistance.
Speaker 5: That resistance destroyed any policies that Trump tried to initiate.
Speaker 5: Everything was leaked.
Speaker 4: To the press.
Speaker 5: The bureau ideologically driven bureaucasts refuse to carry out orders
Speaker 5: from the Trump administration. Now what's going to happen is
Speaker 5: that the lawsuits will be one hundred times more on
Speaker 5: anything and all things does to try to drain the swamp,
Speaker 5: to try to make significant changes away from our road
Speaker 5: to socialism.
Speaker 2: Well, the party that worries about threats to democracy and
Speaker 2: election inference are conducting exactly that behavior, craig Uey. The
Speaker 2: blog article is under the radar twenty twenty four Election Alert.
Speaker 2: Craig Uey. Once again, you're a great American. Let's keep
Speaker 2: informing the American people and I hope the majority figure
Speaker 2: it out. But once again, thank you for coming on
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. Craig Uey, Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Thanks Bill.
Speaker 1: Right, let's continue. There's the truth.
Speaker 2: The party that complains about threats to the democracy are
Speaker 2: the threat, and the party that complains about election inference
Speaker 2: are engaging in interference in the election. Can you smell
Speaker 2: when I'm cooking? Bill cunning and the Great American with
Speaker 2: you every day. You're home of the Reds and the Bengals.
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Speaker 6: Here's the pitch, swang Ony b Ball La Feel on
Speaker 6: a three and two pitch with two runners are born.
Speaker 6: Aaron bood is over to La Feel, driving it all
Speaker 6: the wall and lapped into the visitor's bullpen and with
Speaker 6: Greg Vaughn and with Eddie Tobbins, he's scoring in front
Speaker 6: of him. What was a two nothing devisit now becomes
Speaker 6: a one run lead at three to two.
Speaker 1: Bird winds and delivers.
Speaker 7: Young swings and he looks a fly ball deep in
Speaker 7: the right field, going back, looking up and that one
Speaker 7: is bye bye, a home run for Demitri Young is
Speaker 7: ninth to the Reds lead a four to two. The
Speaker 7: one two swung on hit de for up field. That
Speaker 7: is number thirteen. That one is way back into the
Speaker 7: upper deck. Jeffrey Heaven hits it into the upper deck
Speaker 7: probably one two three, a fourth section over. It drops
Speaker 7: into the first row. That is a long pope folks
Speaker 7: way back number thirteen. The Reds leutd.
Speaker 6: Five to two, and the pitcher swung out of a
Speaker 6: drive back at a deep right center field that he
Speaker 6: hit that ball a bunch. He hit it out of here,
Speaker 6: a two run home line the right center Middie tobbinsy
Speaker 6: number fifteen of the year for the Reds catcher and
Speaker 6: Cincinnati attacks a quick two on the board against left
Speaker 6: hander Billy Brewer and now leaded by a score of
Speaker 6: seven to two. Vaughn hits a high drive left center
Speaker 6: field at the wall is deosey and.
Speaker 7: The Reds have hit their fifth.
Speaker 6: Home run of the night, Greg Vaughn driving a one
Speaker 6: to one pitch over the wall and left center field,
Speaker 6: his thirtieth home run of the season. Cincinnati now leads
Speaker 6: at fourteen to two.
Speaker 1: Here's a pitch and a swing and.
Speaker 6: A drive straightaway center field, going back centerfielder looking up.
Speaker 6: Then another one six seven tonight for Cincinnati. Poky Reese
Speaker 6: hit that ball up short of the first row of
Speaker 6: the seats and straight away center field, home run number nine.
Speaker 6: For reason, the Reds now lead at fifteen to two.
Speaker 1: And that is a sixth long.
Speaker 6: Ball they've hit out a veteran stadium.
Speaker 7: Tonight and swung on and that's way out of here,
Speaker 7: way back getting Thumbinson's second of the ball game, the
Speaker 7: seventh of the game for the Reds. Any now wards
Speaker 7: sixteen on the year, and.
Speaker 1: The Reds lingdon sixteen to three.
Speaker 6: This one has swung on, hit back in the deep
Speaker 6: left center field. That ball is gonna be number eight.
Speaker 6: Brian Johnson hammers run over the wall and left center field.
Speaker 6: It is the eighth home run the Reds have hit
Speaker 6: here at Veteran Stadium tonight and they now laid at
Speaker 6: seventeen to three.
Speaker 8: And that's a big old wow.
Speaker 6: And there's another one long drive left center field, and
Speaker 6: that is nine home runs the Reds have hit here
Speaker 6: at the Vet tonight. They lead at twenty two to three,
Speaker 6: nine home runs by eight different players. Mark Lewis hits
Speaker 6: his sixth of the year, and that one was a
Speaker 6: no doubterer on a three and two pitch. It is
Speaker 6: twenty two to three on a rather perable night this Saturday,
Speaker 6: September the fourth, at Veteran Stadium in Philadelphia.
Speaker 8: Wow, hello, yet I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: What year was that segment? So it doesn't make any difference. Welly,
Speaker 2: we got breaking news downtown.
Speaker 1: Hit it.
Speaker 2: Jamar Chase is in uniform and just walk to practice.
Speaker 1: I That's all I got to say, brother, thank you.
Speaker 1: He's always open.
Speaker 2: Number one has just walked across the street as they
Speaker 2: usually do, into the practice field with T Higgins.
Speaker 1: He is practicing today and dressed with helmet in his hand.
Speaker 1: So the hold in is over? I don't know, not
Speaker 1: hold out, not hold in? Who knows? Here's the deal? Segment?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: His I announced an hour and a half ago. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I was told the deal is done? Am I right
Speaker 2: or wrong?
Speaker 1: I think you're right? How do you know?
Speaker 2: I don't know? Say that I have no idea don't
Speaker 2: just get it done.
Speaker 1: Don't give me misinformation. Why is the head coach answering
Speaker 1: these questions?
Speaker 2: How come Jamar Chase hadn't been up to the media
Speaker 2: saying hey, are you gonna sign or what are you
Speaker 2: gonna do?
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Speaker 2: and the home opener against those New England Patriots. Should
Speaker 2: you wear orange on Sunday? I'm gonna dout myself in orange.
Speaker 2: Letbe just start drinking orange. Nothing else on except I'm
Speaker 2: going to be an orange at the tailgate crashers pregame
Speaker 2: party in Longworth Hall, I'm gonna be in I'm gonna
Speaker 2: dip myself in orange. Pet you look like from head
Speaker 2: to toe and nothing else on but orange looked like
Speaker 2: an orange?
Speaker 1: Yeah, big fat one too. I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: What you heard.
Speaker 2: Willie was at nine home runs happening again in Philadelphia
Speaker 2: at the Vet Vet.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: On September the fourth years ago, Mark Lewis at a
Speaker 2: home run from Hamilt. A couple of those guys sent
Speaker 2: recognize their names Hamilton, but it was good to hear
Speaker 2: the Marty and Joe call the action him runs.
Speaker 1: They could use a one or two tonight.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: I was just about to say that I'd be nice
Speaker 2: if they hit nine homers tonight.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: Five forty Sports Talk, Ralph's American Grill, Inside Pitch and
Speaker 2: Kelsey Chevrolet ext Raading Show after the game. Would he
Speaker 2: be in uniformed now? If he wasn't signed, sealed and delivered.
Speaker 2: I'm yours. Remember that song segment signed? Well, you mean
Speaker 2: Jamar Chase he was in He was in practice before
Speaker 2: and not in uniform. Well he's going through running around
Speaker 2: a little bit. I was in unifor a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago, wasn't he No? I think he was anyway?
Speaker 2: Was he running around right now on the field? I
Speaker 2: would say so? Yet we need to get information. Here
Speaker 2: it is baby signed, sealed and delivered. Way you better
Speaker 2: hope so little? Just give him the dough raying to me?
Speaker 1: Sit back. He wouldn't stay too long.
Speaker 2: Is there a Brinks truck headed depete to pay Corp Stadium?
Speaker 1: Maybe pay Corps. Listen to the hook, hay him? Is
Speaker 1: that Jamar singing or not?
Speaker 2: It might be him singing toward Katie Blackburn's office with
Speaker 2: Troy hit it and I like the Lovely Elizabeth too?
Speaker 2: The Blackburn hit the music.
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 1: I am? Is he signed, sealed and delivery? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Why don't you las he's at practice? Why don't you
Speaker 1: find out?
Speaker 2: We'll see, fresh off of breaking his own world record
Speaker 2: during Unfinished Beef, Joey Chestnut is coming to the Queen City.
Speaker 1: Can't believe it?
Speaker 2: Bengals announced that Chestnut is the team's halftime entertainment for
Speaker 2: the season opening matchup between the Patrick Patriots on Sunday.
Speaker 1: What's he Gonna Eat?
Speaker 2: According to the Bengals Twitter account on x out of
Speaker 2: Eat Oranges, the legendary Eata will take on five other
Speaker 2: competitors good luck in an October Fest broadworst eating competition.
Speaker 1: Good luck?
Speaker 2: Now, he just downed eighty three hot dogs and buns
Speaker 2: day against Kobe Yashi.
Speaker 1: Do I have his number? Who Joey Chestnunt?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Call him. I'm gonna see if I
Speaker 1: gotta not man can eat? Would you agree? Amen to that?
Speaker 2: Brotworths though we're a little bit bigger than dolls, right,
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: Know, we'll see. I wonder who the other five. I
Speaker 1: wonder who the other five guys are like to have
Speaker 1: you up there.
Speaker 2: I got Joey McCullough, one of my great players. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I got Joey, my granddaughter's friend, Joey. But I don't
Speaker 2: have Joey Chestnut. Let's see college basketball. Xavier's Jerome Hunter
Speaker 2: didn't play last season due to a chilles injury, has
Speaker 2: been fully cleared for all basketball related activities with the Muskies.
Speaker 1: On September the twenty.
Speaker 2: Fourth, got a text here from Bob the Bricklayer, could
Speaker 2: we play more commercials? Answer is yes, yes, yes, Joe, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's coming up as we're just in between them and
Speaker 2: Frank Ziebell call today swim this year, ac.
Speaker 1: R gun eye pools and spas.
Speaker 2: He loves it. But what can you tell me now?
Speaker 2: I hear these practice requests. I see it, but I
Speaker 2: want to know. There's a police officer now directing traffic
Speaker 2: and holding things up as Jamar Chason T. Higgins cross
Speaker 2: the street to practice.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 2: They are right there and want to see everybody see
Speaker 2: the video from Charlie Clifford a Channel five leading the way.
Speaker 2: Ted McKay we I'm looking now he's running around the field.
Speaker 2: He's running on the field. Joe Burrow walked by, greeting
Speaker 2: the media, saying, hello, everybody, what's going on? Is it
Speaker 2: deal deal done? Or is this we need a new
Speaker 2: when need a deal?
Speaker 1: Deal? It's a Republican you gotta have a deal. Deal
Speaker 1: called called Jeff Hobson. He knows everything. Yeah, yeah, his number,
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He's probably watching practice. Hobson called Butch He knows what's
Speaker 2: going on. He'll be on the show. He's I think
Speaker 2: he just changed into being a Republican.
Speaker 1: Look at that guy, might be a Republican. I want
Speaker 1: to know if we got a deal deal, might be
Speaker 1: a Republican.
Speaker 2: I need to know who? Can I call one? And
Speaker 2: I call Troy Blackburn? Yeah, maybe Mike Brown will pick up.
Speaker 2: Is that you even a chance of that happened?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: Be a break?
Speaker 2: But there's no reporting on a deal deal. But he's
Speaker 2: in uniform. He's in uniform and he's got his helmet.
Speaker 2: That's major news. He's running routes. Correct there, he is
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 1: I see him. He's running routes. What does that mean? Well,
Speaker 1: he's practicing. Number five is happy to Number five's got
Speaker 1: to bounce in this. That's t Higgins Tea. He was
Speaker 1: teed up. Now he's teed off, teed off and teed up.
Speaker 2: Well pretty soon if he doesn't get a deal deal,
Speaker 2: they'll probably give that dough raying to me and the
Speaker 2: bags of cash to Tea and keep it. What about Hopson?
Speaker 2: What can you tell me about I don't know. He's
Speaker 2: probably down there on the sidelines. I need to know
Speaker 2: going nuts. I was with some power brokers last night
Speaker 2: that told me the deal is done?
Speaker 5: How that?
Speaker 2: How'd that go last night? In Sea bus? It's pretty good,
Speaker 2: pretty nice? So who who else was there beside you?
Speaker 2: Just power brokers, those who dispense power. Can't say the
Speaker 2: governor was there, of course? Okay, what about Houston? Can't say,
Speaker 2: I say not about what about d Yost can't say?
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, Justice Joe can't say he was there? Okay,
Speaker 2: what about the Chief.
Speaker 1: Justice can't say.
Speaker 2: I don't want to say anymore about the Secretary of Agriculture. Eh,
Speaker 2: who's that? Don't know, guy from Iowa? All right, we
Speaker 2: gotta go, gotta go, segment, give me out of the
Speaker 2: suits report. But he's on the field. Yes, he's running
Speaker 2: around aimlessly. He's got his helmet on. Trice Dy, take
Speaker 2: it easy, Jamar chases on the field and practicing. I
Speaker 2: got a text here from the governor talk about Franz
Speaker 2: cherry pie.
Speaker 1: Right there, cherry pie. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: The governor got the pits out of the cherries himself.
Speaker 2: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge report.
Speaker 9: He even called the termination of the United States Supreme
Speaker 9: the Supreme Land of our nation, the United States Constitution.
Speaker 2: She's got Biden itidis I had no idea what she's saying.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more. Lee Williams is next at Jerome
Speaker 2: of the Reds and the Bengals. Has he signed, sealed
Speaker 2: and delivered on seven hundred w Elder Bill cunning in
Speaker 2: the Great American of course, what happened in Arrington and
Speaker 2: several days ago with the gold Star families at every
Speaker 2: gates and thirteen proud Americans heroes were killed, I say
Speaker 2: murdered by many by terrorists and others because of the
Speaker 2: poor decision of Joe Biden to withdraw from the Afghanistan
Speaker 2: and the way that he did. Joining you and I
Speaker 2: now is Lee Williams, who's a spokesman for the Second
Speaker 2: Amendment Foundation. And Lee Williams, welcome to the Bill Cunningham shown.
Speaker 2: First of all, this happened a little over three years ago.
Speaker 2: Can you talk about, first, for those who may be
Speaker 2: somewhat uninitiated, what happens at Abbey's Gate with those thirteen
Speaker 2: American arrows.
Speaker 1: Give us the facts first.
Speaker 10: Well, thirteen were killed, untold number were wounded, horribly wounded,
Speaker 10: and a large number of Afghans were wounded and killed.
Speaker 10: Also when a suicide bomber bust in. The whole thing
Speaker 10: can be blamed on Joe Biden's abrupt and ill conceived
Speaker 10: pullout of Afghanistan. It was just cut and run. He
Speaker 10: left behind enough weaponry to arm a small country, well,
Speaker 10: which he basically did. I mean, we're talking about one
Speaker 10: hundred and seventy six artillery pieces, more than sixty four
Speaker 10: thousand belt fed machine guns, one hundred and twenty six
Speaker 10: thousand handguns, and then of course three hundred and fifty
Speaker 10: eight thousand, five hundred and thirty select fire real assault weapons,
Speaker 10: which he accuses us abouting us being law abiding gun owners.
Speaker 10: A lot of these rifles had high end optics. Many
Speaker 10: had r infrared lasers, which aren't much good unless you
Speaker 10: have night vision gear. But Joe Biden very conveniently left
Speaker 10: behind more than sixteen thousand sets of MBG, so basically
Speaker 10: the Taliban had the capability of fighting at night, which
Speaker 10: until his pullout was pretty much just our province.
Speaker 2: One might ask why, because I watched the testimony chairman
Speaker 2: of the Joint Steve's Mark Melly, and I watched Austin
Speaker 2: Lloyd Lloyd Austin testified Secretary of Defense, and they both said,
Speaker 2: we recommend it against a pullout in this way. And
Speaker 2: the excuse by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris has been well,
Speaker 2: this was started by Donald Trump. This was Donald Trump's pullout.
Speaker 2: Why is that a lie?
Speaker 10: It's bunk. Biden is the one that pardoned my pun,
Speaker 10: pulled the trigger on this whole mess. The way Trump
Speaker 10: had it worked out is we would have we would
Speaker 10: have gone into the air base there at and taking
Speaker 10: control of that and had pulled out the military last.
Speaker 10: I mean, he had it well planned out. Wasn't a
Speaker 10: big deal. We would have collapsed onto bager Mairfield and
Speaker 10: it would have been much better, a much better tactical
Speaker 10: decision than what Biden did.
Speaker 2: And when you talk about what was purposely left behind
Speaker 2: against the advice of the military, some of the most
Speaker 2: shocking things eighty billion dollars a weaponry that the Taliban
Speaker 2: used a few days ago, a week or two ago
Speaker 2: to celebrate. From their perspective, they used American military hardware
Speaker 2: to celebrate the fact that they kicked out the American
Speaker 2: soldier sixty five thousand belt fed machine guns, one hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty six thousand handguns and three hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: eight thousand select fire assault weapons, real assault weapons that
Speaker 2: are now being used by the Taliban against their own people.
Speaker 2: Plus I've read online that ISIS has once again a
Speaker 2: foothold in Afghanistan. On top of all that, and still
Speaker 2: and still, Joe Biden doesn't talk about it, nor is
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris. And she says she was the last person
Speaker 2: in the room that the decision was made. She agreed
Speaker 2: with it one thousand percent. That we I think most
Speaker 2: Americans Lee said, we got to get out of Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: It's the way that we got out that reminded me
Speaker 2: of getting out of Vietnam when the last American helicopters
Speaker 2: were throwing people.
Speaker 1: Out the side to leave.
Speaker 2: That's the amazing part is that somehow we left Afghanistan
Speaker 2: in a way that emboldened past the Taliban to do more.
Speaker 2: And can you discuss at all Taliban, what the Taliban
Speaker 2: held Afghanistan, Well, what the people look like today and
Speaker 2: the government looks like in Afghanistan because of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 10: Oh, it's terrible, I mean it's absolutely terrible. And don't
Speaker 10: forget during the Vietnam War, at least we had a
Speaker 10: better and well planned draw down of horses compared to
Speaker 10: what we have here. Yeah, I mean, if an Afghan
Speaker 10: woman appear today right now, it's illegal for an Afghan
Speaker 10: woman to appear outside of her home unless she's fully veiled.
Speaker 10: And not only that, but women in public are prohibited
Speaker 10: from talking. The AP reported that a woman's voice is
Speaker 10: deemed intimate and should be heard. Should not be heard
Speaker 10: singing or reciting or reading aloud in public. There are
Speaker 10: no women's rights over there. You know, women are not
Speaker 10: going to school, children, girls are not going to school.
Speaker 10: I mean, they've yet to comment about the whoors that
Speaker 10: these Afghan women are facing. But you know, from a
Speaker 10: to bring it home for me and for Americans, we're
Speaker 10: facing a crisis here based on all the terrorists that
Speaker 10: have come across the southern border. FBI just admitted the
Speaker 10: ICE released a known Afghan terrorist. They allowed him to
Speaker 10: post a twelve thousand dollars bond and disappear. Meanwhile, we've
Speaker 10: got the Department of Homeland Security has identified four hundred
Speaker 10: terrorists that have come across our southern border, and they
Speaker 10: don't know the whereabouts of fifty of them. And you know,
Speaker 10: look what Tim Scott said during the Republican National Convention.
Speaker 10: He said, there are sleeper cells in this country right now,
Speaker 10: and none of these cats are mentioning the more than
Speaker 10: fifty thousand military aged males from communists China, which would
Speaker 10: constitute a division of sorts who've come across the border,
Speaker 10: who we don't know where they are. Meanwhile, and none
Speaker 10: of this Kamala or Joe are addressing. All they're talking
Speaker 10: about is how they want to quote ban assault weapons. Unbelievable.
Speaker 10: I mean, look at the events in the Ukraine when
Speaker 10: the Red Army motorized rifle divisions storm across their border.
Speaker 10: The Ukraine's were ripping open cases of aks and handing
Speaker 10: them out as fast as they could. Look at what
Speaker 10: happened in Israel, those horrible ten to seven, the massacre.
Speaker 10: We have seen that. You know, when these militaries attack
Speaker 10: civillion targets, it's terrific. And right now this all we
Speaker 10: have basically is, you know, American force of arms, and
Speaker 10: Joe wants to get rid of that, never mentioning the
Speaker 10: three hundred and fifty eight thousand select by our rifles
Speaker 10: he gifted to an actual terrorist state. I mean it's
Speaker 10: the height of hypocrisy. As I pointed out in my columns,
Speaker 10: American arms have been a deterrent for invasion. We saw
Speaker 10: that during World War Two, and we may soon need
Speaker 10: them to defend our homeland from actual terrorists. And yet
Speaker 10: you want to take them away. Doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 4: Lee Wall.
Speaker 2: It was one of the sickest things Joe Biden does.
Speaker 2: This ends most public speeches by saying, May God protect
Speaker 2: our troops, because and I look at when he had
Speaker 2: the opportunity to protect our troops at Abygate thirteen service personnel,
Speaker 2: he had the opportunity to protect them, he did not
Speaker 2: protect them. In fact, Joe Biden's policies armed the Taliban
Speaker 2: and indirectly ISIS, and over the last twenty some years
Speaker 2: in Afghanistan, beginning I guess in November December of twenty
Speaker 2: oh one, we were there for what twenty twenty one years,
Speaker 2: and we left in a way Afghan people in a
Speaker 2: worse condition. There have been thousands and thousands of Afghani's
Speaker 2: working with us while we were there who have been
Speaker 2: tortured and killed with the weapons of America left behind.
Speaker 2: So Joe Biden armed the terrorist with one hundred and
Speaker 2: twenty six thousand handguns, sixty five thousand belt fed machine guns,
Speaker 2: other artillery pieces, and night vision equipment that they didn't
Speaker 2: have before. So instead of just leaving it in a
Speaker 2: neutral condition, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris left behind enough
Speaker 2: weaponry to arm a division in Afghanistan. And they don't
Speaker 2: talk about it much today, do they?
Speaker 4: No, they don't.
Speaker 10: And what scares me. You know, Joe Biden has without
Speaker 10: adept and the most anti gun president we've ever seen
Speaker 10: in this the history of this country. He issued forty
Speaker 10: anti gun executive orders. Kamala would probably issue forty on
Speaker 10: her first day. She is light years beyond Joe Biden
Speaker 10: in terms of being anti gun. The White House Office
Speaker 10: of Gun Violence Prevention, which by the way, is in
Speaker 10: the White House being paid for by your taxpayer dollars
Speaker 10: in mind, she runs that, so she sharpened her anti
Speaker 10: gun skills and she is out there like Joe Biden
Speaker 10: has never even thought of being in terms of anti gun.
Speaker 10: We've made some major predictions she has about what would
Speaker 10: happen if she gets elected. We've said that she wants raers.
Speaker 10: She's called for a mandatory buyback, which is a joke.
Speaker 10: Government can't buy back anything it never owned in the
Speaker 10: first place, and that would violate So we're talking confiscation,
Speaker 10: which would violate the Second Amendment, the Fourth Amended, the
Speaker 10: Fifth Amendment, the fourteenth Amendment. I mean, she's crazy anti
Speaker 10: gun compared to Joe.
Speaker 2: In fact, she has said in California, and I think
Speaker 2: most of the American people do not understand her political positions.
Speaker 2: They look at a gender, look at her race, they
Speaker 2: vote for her. Many people are angry with Donald Trump
Speaker 2: for on raison or another. They're not going to vote
Speaker 2: for him, but they don't know what she has said
Speaker 2: in the past that she would do if she was elected.
Speaker 2: There IgGs ignorant of Kamala Harris's viewpoints, and she keeps
Speaker 2: lying to us again because she wakes up every day thinking,
Speaker 2: you know what, if the American people knew what I'm
Speaker 2: going to do, I couldn't get elected. So let's lie
Speaker 2: to them to get elected. Then I'll go back to
Speaker 2: my position. But she also says things such as reparations
Speaker 2: for African Americans. She says things like get rid of
Speaker 2: private insurance companies on gun buybacks. The question was asking
Speaker 2: her her, well, if people don't want to sell them.
Speaker 1: What do you do?
Speaker 2: She said, we'll take the guns. She actually has said
Speaker 2: the knock on doors with law enforcement to take guns
Speaker 2: away from the American people. And most Americans are ignorant
Speaker 2: of what she's wants to do, what her positions have been,
Speaker 2: because it doesn't fit the media narrative. And just go
Speaker 2: back to the gold Star families at Arlington, they stand
Speaker 2: four square with Donald Trump. Do you think the Harris
Speaker 2: attempt to attack Trump's Arlington visit has backfired on her
Speaker 2: or not or the media won't report it.
Speaker 10: The media is starting to report it back fired tremendously.
Speaker 10: I've seen the videos that these gold Star families have
Speaker 10: made attacking her for attacking Trump, and it's difficult to
Speaker 10: watch them with the dry eye, it really is. And
Speaker 10: you know, you think back to the dignified transfer at Dover.
Speaker 10: I used to work in Dover as an investigative reporter
Speaker 10: at Delaware at a paper there, and I've been to
Speaker 10: Dover Air Force Base and I still remember those caskets
Speaker 10: coming off that aircraft and Joe Biden looking at his
Speaker 10: watch like he had somewhere better to be as a vector.
Speaker 10: I can never forget or forgive that. It's just amazing
Speaker 10: in a terrible way what he did. So not only
Speaker 10: had he victimized them once, now he's victimized those gold
Speaker 10: Star families again, and he's never really met with them.
Speaker 10: I mean, he talked to him at Dover and all
Speaker 10: he could talk about was his son Bo. It's sad
Speaker 10: what these families have been put through, and this administration,
Speaker 10: the Biden Heir's administration, continues to victimize them.
Speaker 2: And it didn't have to happen if he followed the
Speaker 2: military advice. And the military has been wrong, especially Million Austin.
Speaker 2: They're not my favorite guys. Of course one's gone, the
Speaker 2: other still in power. But nonetheless, all they had to
Speaker 2: do was go back to Bogram Air Force Base and
Speaker 2: stay there and have a slow teardown over a period
Speaker 2: of time, and those thirteen service members would be alive
Speaker 2: today and the families wouldn't have to suffer.
Speaker 1: They didn't sign up for this.
Speaker 2: Every time he says in God protect our troops, I
Speaker 2: would say, mister President, you had the duty to protect
Speaker 2: the thirteen service members at Abbey's Gate and you failed
Speaker 2: to do so for political reasons. And Kamala Harris, you
Speaker 2: were in the room, making the last arguments to do it,
Speaker 2: and she said she supported one hundred percent, leaving behind
Speaker 2: eighty billion dollars in military equipment. Whenever Joe Biden says
Speaker 2: in God protect our troops, you have a pit in
Speaker 2: your stomach saying why didn't you protect them at Abbey's Gate?
Speaker 10: Yeah, and Camlo would be even worse. Quick, Frank, I mean,
Speaker 10: look who she chose as are running me A balor.
Speaker 1: Thiefacked them at Abby's Gate.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and Kamila would be even worse. Quite Frank, I mean,
Speaker 10: Lookushi chose as a running mate, a valor thief, a
Speaker 10: documented valor thief. I don't know one veteran. I know
Speaker 10: quite a few who supports Tim Waltz. I recently did
Speaker 10: a column on him. I talked to some gun owners
Speaker 10: in Minnesota, Uh, actually my home state. I now live
Speaker 10: in the Free State of Florida, thank God, and he
Speaker 10: had They just cannot believe that Waltz was chosen because
Speaker 10: of his antipathy towards the Second Amendment. When he was
Speaker 10: in Congress, he was an a rated NRA endorsed congressman,
Speaker 10: but then when he ran for governor of Minnesota, he
Speaker 10: completely flipped anti done to the extreme. And if you know,
Speaker 10: we have said that Joe Biden has weaponized the ATF
Speaker 10: to support his war on guns. Kamala and Tim they
Speaker 10: would criminalize the ATF that we look for a search
Speaker 10: mark my words, look for a surge of these unconstitutional
Speaker 10: knock and talks, these invasions by ATF done under the
Speaker 10: guys and what they call consensual encounters. I mean Tim
Speaker 10: Waltz ordered police in Minnesota to shoot anybody they saw
Speaker 10: outside during the lockdown of the pandemic with paintballs, and
Speaker 10: now he wants to be veep look at there. He
Speaker 10: will find a group of federal officers in the ATF
Speaker 10: who are more than willing to carry out his illegal orders.
Speaker 10: As the ATF has proven under Biden, this is going
Speaker 10: to be bad.
Speaker 2: Bill Lee Williams lastly, talk about the assault weapons ban.
Speaker 2: It's an article of faith among the leftists to have
Speaker 2: a quote an assault weapons ban. Can you explain to
Speaker 2: the American people why assault weapons are already banned? Why
Speaker 2: that's a political canard.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we call it the Clinton gun ban in my circles,
Speaker 10: and it banned the most popular rifle in America, the
Speaker 10: AR fifteen, the AR fifteen of the at least the
Speaker 10: ones in my safe are all semi automatic. They fired
Speaker 10: with one pull of the trigger. To be a true
Speaker 10: assault weapon, it has to be select fire, basically beaning
Speaker 10: he has to be capable full of automatic fire. It
Speaker 10: has to be a machine gun. You can own them
Speaker 10: as a civilian, although there is an incredible amount of
Speaker 10: hoops you have to jump through from the ATF and
Speaker 10: assuming you live in a pre state. But ninety nine
Speaker 10: point nine percent of the weapons out there are semi
Speaker 10: automatic ars. And the assault weapon Band, the Clinton gun band,
Speaker 10: did nothing after at Sunset. It was studied by the DOJ,
Speaker 10: the RAND Corporation studied it to see its utility. It
Speaker 10: didn't accomplish anything. And now they want to take them
Speaker 10: away at the very time when we need them, when
Speaker 10: our country's being infiltrated by terrorists from god knows where.
Speaker 2: And how many Chinese young male, unattached individuals Chinese males
Speaker 2: have under in America the past three years that we
Speaker 2: know about, what's the number, approximately fifty thousand.
Speaker 10: And you've got to realize you can't just leave communist China.
Speaker 10: You need the blessing of the communist government. So why
Speaker 10: did the communist government in China green light the the
Speaker 10: arrival of more than fifty thousand military age mailsmen makes
Speaker 10: you wonder.
Speaker 1: Doesn't make me wonder.
Speaker 2: They're working in pot farms illegally, they're involved in illegal activities.
Speaker 2: They're burglarizing homes along with venezuela and gangs all over
Speaker 2: the place. And we went through hell with COVID test
Speaker 2: and God help you in the military, some six thousand
Speaker 2: were bounced out of the service because they didn't want
Speaker 2: COVID vaccines. And these immigrants coming in, these illegal migrants,
Speaker 2: these fifty thousand Chinese, none have COVID shots. We don't
Speaker 2: know their medical histories, don't know why they're here. It's absurd.
Speaker 2: And Kamala Harris has been in charge of that policy.
Speaker 2: And now she's saying, build that wall. Now she's saying, drill, baby, drill.
Speaker 2: Do you believe any of it? Can Kamala Harris actually
Speaker 2: build that wall? Why didn't you do it?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I have no I put no faith in no
Speaker 10: stocking anything she says.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 10: I don't think even her staffers know where she stands
Speaker 10: on the issues. Quite frankly, she's flip clopped so many
Speaker 10: times on everything from cracking to guns. Now she doesn't
Speaker 10: want to take away our weapons. Okay, yeah, of course
Speaker 10: we trust her down. That's never going to change, right.
Speaker 2: No, she wakes up every day trying to hide from
Speaker 2: the American people, which you truly believe she'll say and
Speaker 2: do anything to get elected, then return to her liberal
Speaker 2: San Francisco roots, which is Marxism. Once again, Lee Williams
Speaker 2: of the Second Amendment Foundation, thank you for coming on
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. And I'll say, God bless the
Speaker 2: soldiers at Abrogate. They gave their lives for a failed
Speaker 2: American military policy that Joe Bien acted upon without military approval.
Speaker 2: And once again, Lee Williams, thank you for coming on
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Lee, you're a great American.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 2: Let's continue and if a ligne becomes available, you know
Speaker 2: the routine. Bill Cunningham, the Great American with you every
Speaker 2: day on news radio seven hundred w OLB.
Speaker 11: A different topic, since when does vice president have what
Speaker 11: sounds like a Southern accent?
Speaker 9: Better thank a union number, Pa, Sickly, you better thank
Speaker 9: a union paid Lee, and you all not just win.
Speaker 9: In twenty twenty.
Speaker 5: And we don't do it again in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 11: Well, I mean, this is she was talking about unions
Speaker 11: in Detroit using one tone of voice. Is this something
Speaker 11: the same line? Okay, Peter, does she she's the same
Speaker 11: line in Pittsburgh. And it sounded like she at least
Speaker 11: had some kind of southern at all.
Speaker 9: I mean, do you hear the question that you? I mean,
Speaker 9: do you think Americans seriously think that this is an
Speaker 9: important question?
Speaker 8: They care? You know, what they care about.
Speaker 3: They care about the economy, they care about lowering cost,
Speaker 3: they care about healthcare.
Speaker 9: That's what Americans care about.
Speaker 8: Hello, biant, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 9: He even called the termination of the United States Supreme
Speaker 9: our nation, the United States Constitution.
Speaker 1: Very clear, very idealistic.
Speaker 12: That might be the first time Kreeen Jean Pierre was correct.
Speaker 12: That is what Americans care about. Helping the economy, and
Speaker 12: how are we looking in those two things?
Speaker 1: Sake? No, not good there, y'all.
Speaker 2: Oh, so ever get a southern draw all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: you want to go into southern and northern family?
Speaker 1: About that with my family? And then Kamala went on
Speaker 1: to the she got Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Iis trying to describe the US Constitution US.
Speaker 1: She lost that completely. She's got bids.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you hear Rock, because I had an early
Speaker 2: report from the segment who put his credibility on the
Speaker 2: line that Jamar Chase had signed.
Speaker 1: I did not say that. I said he was.
Speaker 2: On the field, he walked across the street, and he's
Speaker 2: at practice. Now. Rock's major news in this town. No
Speaker 2: announcement that he signed, seal and delivered. I'm yours, Stevie Wonderstuck.
Speaker 12: I don't know, first of all, I'm I'm I'm down
Speaker 12: right now because you know everyone's so pot. Here's why
Speaker 12: I'm down. Okay, things are going too good. When things
Speaker 12: go really good, I start to think bad things. Right now,
Speaker 12: we got some say the best Bengals roster ever.
Speaker 1: Okay, Joe Burrow.
Speaker 12: Looks like a machine out there, has gone through his
Speaker 12: first training camp.
Speaker 1: He's healthy.
Speaker 12: Okay, now we've got Jamar Chase coming back. So Joe's
Speaker 12: happy about that. Team's gonna do better because of that.
Speaker 12: T Higgins loves that because now he's not gonna get
Speaker 12: guarded as a number one. He's gonna take the team's
Speaker 12: second guy. So he's gonna make a billion dollars this year.
Speaker 12: We've got the Patriots coming in town. We're eight and
Speaker 12: a half points favorite. They stink not sold out. We
Speaker 12: got an or an orange out first time in history.
Speaker 12: That place will be rocking down there. Joey Chestnut coming
Speaker 12: in at halftime. Things are going too well. I'm worried.
Speaker 1: I'm worried some battle is going to happen.
Speaker 12: But things are going to well, and I don't do
Speaker 12: well when things are going good.
Speaker 1: Is gonna happen something bad? Something bad?
Speaker 2: Because in Cincinnati, something always happens bad.
Speaker 1: We just wait. So is Jamar Chase signed? Does he
Speaker 1: have the contract?
Speaker 2: No, not that I know of. He said practice. He
Speaker 2: said practice taking part since mini camp. That's big.
Speaker 12: That's not good either because here's the deal. If he
Speaker 12: signs or if he plays without the contract. First of all,
Speaker 12: if he plays this weekend, how's he is he going
Speaker 12: to have a soft tissue injury because he hasn't practiced
Speaker 12: in like.
Speaker 1: What negative negative is that gonna happen?
Speaker 12: And then if he goes out there without the contract
Speaker 12: the second he gets the littlest age little, he's done.
Speaker 1: For the year. He's not gonna come back. He's not
Speaker 1: gonna play Andrew Jefferson last year, got hurt to see
Speaker 1: you guys are all positive. I'm trying to get in
Speaker 1: reality here.
Speaker 2: Negative negative, negative, negative negative, starting to feel like you rock,
Speaker 2: starting to feel bad all of a sudden, are so
Speaker 2: good that they're bad at catching something's wrong. We know
Speaker 2: something's wrong because everything's right. Something's wrong. We don't see
Speaker 2: it yet.
Speaker 12: He needs some bad news and that even it out
Speaker 12: a little bit. Then I'll feel a little bit better
Speaker 12: about things. Because the Reds hit nine home runs tonight
Speaker 12: like they did years ago. Forty years Philadelphia hit nine
Speaker 12: home run nine home runs. Sach, give me some sports
Speaker 12: and make it fast.
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Speaker 1: Fuck, things are so bad and something's wrong.
Speaker 2: Things are so good that they're bad. Something's bad.
Speaker 12: I do better when things are bad. But things are
Speaker 12: going well. Something's wrong something.
Speaker 2: What if he doesn't sign what if all there some
Speaker 2: segment is a bunch of bs. What if he doesn't
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Speaker 1: I don't drink. Receiver.
Speaker 2: Jamar Chase is in uniform, walked across the street from
Speaker 2: pay Course Stadium onto the practice field. Traffic stopped. He's
Speaker 2: taking part in the workout, full uniform. Rock we Go
Speaker 2: is not just warming up the sideline, right.
Speaker 1: What do you say, Rock? It's not good. It's not good,
Speaker 1: not good. It's terrible, terrible news.
Speaker 2: Astros and Reds resumed their series tonight after the Astros
Speaker 2: had a big meal at the precinct.
Speaker 1: Apparently last night that's good.
Speaker 2: Uh five forty Sports Talk, Ralph's American Grill, Inside Pitch,
Speaker 2: and then Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Ding Show after the game. So,
Speaker 2: what happens if Jamar Chase signs the deal deal and
Speaker 2: then goes down.
Speaker 1: With salary cap and it's just this bad.
Speaker 2: It's all bad sake. When he signs his bad. When
Speaker 2: he doesn't sign, it's bad, it's bad.
Speaker 1: College basketball.
Speaker 2: Xavier forward Jerome Hunter is going to be fully cleared
Speaker 2: for preseason and practices in all basketball action later this month.
Speaker 2: Of course, he missed all the last season due to
Speaker 2: a heart attack and achilles injury a heart attack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how old is he?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 1: Heart attack makes an achilles injury c minor? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I thought the achilles was bad until I heard and
Speaker 2: he's twenty two through that in there.
Speaker 1: With a heart attack. He said, what's what happened?
Speaker 4: Did he say?
Speaker 2: He said he had a heart attack? Yeah, telling you
Speaker 2: that's bad. So the Xavier star player had a heart attack, and.
Speaker 1: He's what we talked about that months ago. Where are
Speaker 1: you been? I forgot? I'm thinking about how Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, I.
Speaker 12: Feel better about that. I think Trump's gonna win good.
Speaker 12: I think he's gonna win an Alan slide here first Trump.
Speaker 12: I think he's gonna win walking away with it there.
Speaker 12: But I'll talk more about that.
Speaker 2: Smarm on Tarbo, the Bengals disaster, great roster, unbelieva offensive line,
Speaker 2: the franchise healthy Joe Burrow just like the terminator out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's running like a better, better safety position, dude,
Speaker 1: which is bad last year.
Speaker 2: Buddy, unbelievable. And we got Dan Hurley coming to town.
Speaker 2: Do you hear the story from Maximont?
Speaker 1: How about that? Here to hear it? More bad news?
Speaker 1: Give it to me?
Speaker 2: Forty one or forty two years ago, he was in
Speaker 2: a sporting good store in New York City before they
Speaker 2: played the Jets, and this little kid walked up to
Speaker 2: him and said, mister Montoya, when you signed my Bengals hat?
Speaker 2: He said, sure, kid signed the hat? He said, who
Speaker 2: do I make out to say? To Dan Hurley from Maximont?
Speaker 1: How about that? That's great?
Speaker 2: He signs the hat, ignores, you know, goes on with life.
Speaker 2: Dan Hurley becomes a lifelong Bengels fan. And who's the
Speaker 2: ruler of the Jungle on Sunday?
Speaker 1: Dan Hurley?
Speaker 2: Bingo right there? Does that make you feel better? No,
Speaker 2: because that's more good news. Got him got Joey Chess
Speaker 2: not eating brought worst. You know you one of the
Speaker 2: five competitors I should I've already competed against Joey Chess
Speaker 2: and that once a while. I told you this.
Speaker 12: I participated with him at halftime of a Colts game
Speaker 12: in a Saint Almost shrimp eating contest.
Speaker 1: How many pounds pounds with a sauce that a man
Speaker 1: paint peel off the wall? Man, I told you, so
Speaker 1: I'm doing.
Speaker 12: They say, go, you know, And I got the little
Speaker 12: dish there and I take the shrimp out and I'm
Speaker 12: cutting it and taking a bite because it's hot, I
Speaker 12: mean really really hot. So I'm doing about five to
Speaker 12: the left of me, and there's Joey Chestnut with two
Speaker 12: hands in the in the in the dish of shrimp,
Speaker 12: just showing them push him in his mouth and the
Speaker 12: sweat and bio and feces flying everywhere.
Speaker 1: What And I'm like, this is intense. Is at halftime?
Speaker 1: Is it halftime? Were you playing in this game? This
Speaker 1: is years?
Speaker 5: This is years.
Speaker 1: I didn't do that, didn't draw a field.
Speaker 12: Wait a minute, I got to go about a half
Speaker 12: time four years ago. Hate the hell of a nice guy.
Speaker 12: It's pretty cool good to hang out with Joey Chestnut
Speaker 12: and my Cal Murphy store, but it is another it
Speaker 12: is another sight to behold him just shoveling food in
Speaker 12: his mouth and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had eight eighty three hot dogs Monday against Kobeyashi.
Speaker 1: Now how many is he gonna eat? Brad half at halftime?
Speaker 1: You know eighty was eighty three hot dogs?
Speaker 12: Right, Yeah, it's like I think I looked up it
Speaker 12: was like twelve thousand, five hundred calories.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't want to be around him the next day. You
Speaker 1: think that after he's done, Yes, he does. That's a
Speaker 1: good though.
Speaker 2: Down the down the throat it comes, and there comes
Speaker 2: the dogs back up north, say get me out of
Speaker 2: the stood's reporting, Rock, but try to be a little
Speaker 2: more negative, will you.
Speaker 1: I'll try.
Speaker 2: Come on, Rock, Come on, Rock, Willie and utter of
Speaker 2: jamar chase back on the field and vomiting out bratz hallelujah.
Speaker 2: We leave you with the immortal words of the stewed report.
Speaker 1: You better thank union mama. You better thank you better
Speaker 1: thank union.
Speaker 8: Mama for sick leave.
Speaker 9: You better thank a union member for pay leave eight years,
Speaker 9: a union member.
Speaker 1: For eight years? Not answer why not happening?
Speaker 9: Bank unions?
Speaker 8: Bank unions.
Speaker 1: I can't survive this. I can't y'all.
Speaker 9: Thank us for implication time.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna happen.
Speaker 2: I'm losing my mind, right, now, don't worry that that's
Speaker 2: in the bag.
Speaker 1: Don't worry about that.
Speaker 12: I want you to contrary on the Bengals as they
Speaker 12: start this season with things going too well.
Speaker 1: So my bowels are loose on seven hundred WLW