Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America, Welcome this glorious Thursday afternoon
Speaker 1: in the Tri State. Big stuff going on tennis tournament
Speaker 1: WHI John Barrett continues to happen. Barrett may take the
Speaker 1: court at some point, which would be hilarious, but nonetheless,
Speaker 1: reds Baseball off tonight, back at it Friday, Saturday, and
Speaker 1: Sunday with the Royals. Believe it or not, the reds
Speaker 1: Now are about three and a half games out of
Speaker 1: the Wildcart. They just kicked the crap out of the
Speaker 1: Cardinals beat them forty eight thousand to three. The team's
Speaker 1: coming together in ways no one predicted except myself. I
Speaker 1: predicted all this would happen, of course. And then this
Speaker 1: weekend they play the Royals that are pretty good, then
Speaker 1: on a Toronto and then next weekend they have four
Speaker 1: games with the Power which is as bigger than Montana,
Speaker 1: plus the Bengals. Bengals tee it up on Saturday right
Speaker 1: here about one o'clock kickoff, and not many of the
Speaker 1: Bengals are going to be playing, but it'll be interesting.
Speaker 1: The fights will resume. But until then, Covington, of course,
Speaker 1: is my hometown. The Great American was born at Saint
Speaker 1: Ese and my family has deep roots and Erlanger and Ellesmere.
Speaker 1: And the vice mayor, the man in charge of vice
Speaker 1: in the city of Covington is Ron Washington. Who's gonna
Speaker 1: He's running for mayor, not against Joe Meyer, but with
Speaker 1: his permission, I guess, because Joe's done. Joe's kind of
Speaker 1: an old guy, and Ron Washington is up and coming,
Speaker 1: and let's face it, he's running on a post, so
Speaker 1: there's a good chance he might win. Vice Mayor. Ron Washington,
Speaker 1: Mayor of Covington, my hometown. Welcome for the first time
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show and Vice Mayor, how are you?
Speaker 2: I am doing great, mister Cunningham, thanks for having me
Speaker 2: on your show.
Speaker 1: Just call me His Highness of the Great America. Let's
Speaker 1: not stand on formalities now. Something happened a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago, is that you and Covington have put out
Speaker 1: the medical marijuana deal. Of course, the potheads running a
Speaker 1: muck all over Hambleton County. And what does it mean
Speaker 1: when medical marijuana will be available in Covington? Who can
Speaker 1: get it? How do you get it? When is his start?
Speaker 1: Please tell the American people.
Speaker 2: Okay, first off, let's start off, This ain't gonna be
Speaker 2: a teaching song show over here. Okay, You're not gonna
Speaker 2: look from Cincinnati over to Covington and see a bunch
Speaker 2: of smoke to.
Speaker 3: Get her.
Speaker 2: To get the medical marijuana over in Kentucky, it's going
Speaker 2: to be a pretty rigid process for the City of Covington.
Speaker 2: What we did is just to prove it's okay to
Speaker 2: open up a medical marijuana business. The State of Kentucky
Speaker 2: is the one that regulates these things, and the regulations
Speaker 2: basically as they're coming out says in the state and
Speaker 2: in the Great Commonwealth, there'll be forty eight dispensaries in
Speaker 2: Northern Kentucky, which will consists of nine counties. Four dispensaries
Speaker 2: will go, but it'll be restricted to one dispensary per county.
Speaker 2: So the city of Covington does not even know if
Speaker 2: it's going to get a dispensary. What we voted on
Speaker 2: in legislation was basically saying that we acknowledge the State
Speaker 2: of Kentucky's making baby steps towards this. You can if
Speaker 2: you're wanting to have a metal marijuana business in our city.
Speaker 2: It's basically we're treating it as a pharmacy with some restrictions,
Speaker 2: and that's the restrictions that are brought down by the state.
Speaker 2: For instance, you cannot be within one thousand feet of
Speaker 2: a school or daycare. You can't do it. You know
Speaker 2: our city, you were race here, you hang here. There's
Speaker 2: not gonna be pretty a lot of places that you
Speaker 2: can can put this type of business. Also, if you
Speaker 2: want to get marijuana, it's not going to be in
Speaker 2: the smokeable form here in the state. They're not allowing that.
Speaker 2: What you're going to have to do is it's going
Speaker 2: to be in the form of you know, oils and
Speaker 2: gummy bears and things like that. You're not going to
Speaker 2: be able to roll a joint and smoke it. You're
Speaker 2: going to have to get a card by a physician.
Speaker 2: You'll get America a medical marijuana card by a specially
Speaker 2: trained physician. The actual dispensary, their hours are restricted by
Speaker 2: the state of Kentucky eight days eight So the city
Speaker 2: of Covington has the power to restrict those hours even more.
Speaker 2: You can't go in there and buy anything else. You
Speaker 2: can't buy chewing gum, you can't get anything else. So
Speaker 2: there's not going to be any you know, there's not
Speaker 2: going to be what's routinely. I'm an old law enforcement
Speaker 2: guy with parafferneia. There's not going to be a bunch
Speaker 2: of paraffernea in there. You can't do it. You just
Speaker 2: got to sell the medical marijuana.
Speaker 1: You know, when I talked to Rob Sanders, you're a
Speaker 1: good friend about law enforcement. Ham in the county right
Speaker 1: now is wide open eye. You can walk around Washington
Speaker 1: Park where my great great great grandfather William Cunningham known
Speaker 1: as a resurrectionist with barry bodies in the eighteen seventies.
Speaker 1: You can walk through Washington Park right now and you'll
Speaker 1: smell marijuana everywhere, the pungent odor. And when I talk
Speaker 1: to police chiefs and Fiji and others, she tells me that, well,
Speaker 1: the mayor's made a decision not to enforce the law
Speaker 1: relative to open use of marijuana. So if Tony Bender
Speaker 1: went Sorolla joined somewhere in Covington and just start walking around,
Speaker 1: he might have a problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he needs to keep your number handy, because he's
Speaker 2: gonna need some bond money. We're not gonna we're not
Speaker 2: gonna allow that here in our state.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: The the interesting thing about this too, is you know,
Speaker 2: some of our citizens may say, well, why you know,
Speaker 2: you're you're allowing you know, medical marijuana to be dispensed
Speaker 2: within the city of Covington. What they also have to
Speaker 2: remember this is if there's a dispensary in the city
Speaker 2: of Florence, let's say, and someone goes to get medical marijuana,
Speaker 2: which can't be smoked in our state, they still can
Speaker 2: bring it to Covington. It's legal now because our state
Speaker 2: says it is, as long as you, you know, have
Speaker 2: the card, et cetera.
Speaker 1: What if and in getting the card, we do spots
Speaker 1: a lot for these call in somewhere or speak to
Speaker 1: a doctor online. Yes, I got a headache, my feet hurt,
Speaker 1: I got flat feed, I got kidney stones, I have
Speaker 1: heart disease, I have lung problems, I can't breathe, I
Speaker 1: can't talk, I can't eat, And doctors said, well, we're
Speaker 1: going to give you some medical marijuana. Is it if
Speaker 1: you get your card? Is it as easy as that
Speaker 1: because online you can get a medical exam online. Just
Speaker 1: tell the doctor what your symptoms are. You know, I'm
Speaker 1: bleeding from my eyeballs and I can't pass you urine
Speaker 1: and I got flat feet and doctor says said, okay,
Speaker 1: you get a medical marijuana card. How hard will it
Speaker 1: be in Covington in northern Kentucky to get a medical
Speaker 1: marijuana card will be that easier. We'd have to actually
Speaker 1: have a reason.
Speaker 2: You're going to have to have a reason, you know.
Speaker 2: And once again, this is regulated by the state of Kentucky.
Speaker 2: The city of Covington didn't pass medical marijuana. We just
Speaker 2: said that if a business wants to open, this is
Speaker 2: our regulations, this is how you come. So you know,
Speaker 2: it's bill our state to the red state. It's a
Speaker 2: conservative state. But at the same time, we recognize that
Speaker 2: medical marijuana is used for people with epilepsy. It helps
Speaker 2: it nausea and vomiting, and it also helps people that
Speaker 2: have are going through chemotherapy. So you know, we recognize
Speaker 2: that we want to make it easy for our citizens
Speaker 2: to get but but they've got to be legal. They
Speaker 2: got to be squared away. If the doctor's dirty, he's
Speaker 2: going to get in trouble sooner earlater.
Speaker 1: Tell the American people about you a little bit about
Speaker 1: your background as Holmes and what you've done, and I
Speaker 1: think it's illustrative of the American dream. Ron Washington, soon
Speaker 1: to be the Americ Covington. Give us a short edition
Speaker 1: of your bio as to where you came, from where
Speaker 1: you began to where you are today, which is a
Speaker 1: great American success story. Can you tell the American people
Speaker 1: from winstew came and where in the heck are you going?
Speaker 2: Glad to Born Harlan Kentucky, got up to coving I
Speaker 2: was adopted. Came to Covington when I was three or
Speaker 2: four days old. Was raised by a single mother, wonderful
Speaker 2: lady that instilled principles in our family about strong work
Speaker 2: ethic and working hard but not forgetting your fellow man.
Speaker 2: A product of public high school, Homes High School, which
Speaker 2: I still volunteer today. I grew up in kind of
Speaker 2: a rough neighborhood and I was fortunate enough to watch
Speaker 2: the Coveny the police bring calm to that neighborhood. I said,
Speaker 2: I want to be a police officer, So I became
Speaker 2: a police officer in the city of Florence. Then I
Speaker 2: later went on to Kent County Sheriff's office to become
Speaker 2: the chief's deputy. I retired, I went in I became
Speaker 2: an entrepreneur. My wife's in the Air Force Reserve. She's
Speaker 2: a lieutenant colonel. I was able to follow her around
Speaker 2: the United States as she's doing her training, and then
Speaker 2: I got an opportunity to to run for public office.
Speaker 2: And it's just been a joy to be able to
Speaker 2: help my community that I was raised in with the
Speaker 2: small things. I'm a small things guy because the small
Speaker 2: things seem to be big things to our elderly citizens
Speaker 2: when they're trying to navigate our governmental system. So that's
Speaker 2: what I do, and God willing, I'll be the next
Speaker 2: maryor Covington, and I look forward to keeping our progress going.
Speaker 2: And if anybody out there hasn't visited our city lately,
Speaker 2: they need to come on down.
Speaker 1: It's really changed seeing your bio. You've founded a small
Speaker 1: business dealing with those addicted to heroin and other opiate considerations.
Speaker 1: The center you put together selp thousands of people in
Speaker 1: the recovery. And you also well as a police officer.
Speaker 1: You got a fist, but you also have a heart.
Speaker 1: Explain what you learned about individuals that fight the evils
Speaker 1: of heroin and meth and found and one and all
Speaker 1: that stuff. Well, what have you learned from that?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: What I learned right, away after getting out of law
Speaker 2: enforcement was that, you know, when it comes to especially opioids,
Speaker 2: it is a person's choice whether or not they partake
Speaker 2: in it at first, but then it just takes over
Speaker 2: the mind and they need help. They need help getting
Speaker 2: off of it. It's and there's medical resources to do that.
Speaker 2: And so I found that a medication is just a
Speaker 2: treatment center. Along with a few other people. I no
Speaker 2: longer own that, but you know, the scientific study said
Speaker 2: that if you get in and medication, it's just a
Speaker 2: treatment and if you get the proper counseling and you
Speaker 2: can get on the road to recovery for a very
Speaker 2: long time. And I became a believer in that. But
Speaker 2: also I believe, you know, I'm a strong believer in
Speaker 2: law enforcement. People have options in life, and law enforcement
Speaker 2: is a much needed thing here in our society, and
Speaker 2: so obviously me and being a former policeman, I'm a
Speaker 2: strong law enforcement guy.
Speaker 1: One or two more questions I see in Ferguson, Missouri.
Speaker 1: The last couple of days there was the tenth anniversary
Speaker 1: of the death of Michael Brown at the hands of
Speaker 1: a police officer. It was proven through numerous investigations, including
Speaker 1: by President Barack Hussein Obama's own Department of Justice and
Speaker 1: Eric Holder that the shooting was completely justified of Michael
Speaker 1: Brown because he was trying to kill a police officer
Speaker 1: inside the police car with Michael Brown's DNA on the
Speaker 1: handle of the service weapon used by the police officer,
Speaker 1: and there was blood inside the car and blood on
Speaker 1: the office face. Ten years later, there was a quote
Speaker 1: a commemoration of the passing of Michael Brown, who at
Speaker 1: eighteen and a half years old, had had seven contacts
Speaker 1: with law enforcement, including strong arm robberies. And there was
Speaker 1: a police officer there fighting for his life as we speak, happenstance.
Speaker 1: He is a black police officer, but nonetheless it didn't
Speaker 1: make any difference. He was wearing the uniform and a
Speaker 1: gang got on top of him, beat the crap out
Speaker 1: of him. He's we're told by ABC News this morning,
Speaker 1: he's likely brain dead. And that shows you what happens
Speaker 1: to a community that has lost its way. Will you
Speaker 1: commit to keeping Covington as tough and as strong as
Speaker 1: it's been the last few years when you become the mayor,
Speaker 1: because you're running on a post.
Speaker 2: Absolutely you know, Plus you know Rob Sanders are prosecutor
Speaker 2: is a good friend of mine. His family is a
Speaker 2: good friend of mine. I'm a law man. I think
Speaker 2: there's a lot of work to be done between community
Speaker 2: and policing and understanding the roles of both. But we
Speaker 2: have people in our society that will take advantage of things,
Speaker 2: and that's where the law enforcement needs to be sure,
Speaker 2: pure and simple.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: Lastly, I look at those three counties of Boone, Kenton, Campbell,
Speaker 1: and I look south of that and it's what's happened
Speaker 1: in the last ten years is unbelievable, the Renaissance. So
Speaker 1: there's three communities economically, and the view from Covington back
Speaker 1: to Cincinnati may one day be better than the view
Speaker 1: from Cincinnati to Covington. So when you become the mayor,
Speaker 1: what economic development? What kind of jobs can we look
Speaker 1: forward to? Tony Bender, you know, is in Boone County,
Speaker 1: which has lost its way a lot of times, but
Speaker 1: at least in Kenton County it hasn't. What kind of
Speaker 1: economic development plans do you have.
Speaker 2: If any well, I can tell you and you may
Speaker 2: already know this, you know. Just recently our city was
Speaker 2: named by Money magazine. It's one of the fifty top
Speaker 2: places to live and they cited they yeah, they cited
Speaker 2: you know, our small business outreach. So we're big on
Speaker 2: small business here, mom and pop businesses. You know, we
Speaker 2: have a mantra of you know, no chains, so we're
Speaker 2: not too big on chain restaurants, but that you know,
Speaker 2: they have their use. But the things that are happening
Speaker 2: at Central Riverfront Development the former RS site is just phenomenal.
Speaker 2: As you already know, the UK medical schools coming there,
Speaker 2: Chase Law schools coming there. We're just we're building something
Speaker 2: in the neighborhood of two hundred and fifty apartments are
Speaker 2: going that location. We put out r FPS, put out
Speaker 2: r FPS for more development at that location. But we
Speaker 2: have not forgot about the south side of Covington, and
Speaker 2: that's what I call South of Twelfth Street Latonia. We
Speaker 2: just named. There's more jobs coming to Latonia, the Latonia
Speaker 2: Shopping Center area. People have to come on over see
Speaker 2: our city, come and try to live in our city,
Speaker 2: play in our city where we welcome you. It's really changed.
Speaker 2: And as you called me the Mayor of Vice when
Speaker 2: you first took the call, we did have that pass.
Speaker 2: There's not too much buce here anymore.
Speaker 1: Tony Benner tells me about Newport and the brass Ass
Speaker 1: and all those places prowling around the streets, and I'm thinking, man,
Speaker 1: things have changed, even a Newport. But nonetheless, Covington is
Speaker 1: the jewel that shines brightest in northern Kentucky. It's because
Speaker 1: of law enforcement, it's because of economic development, because of
Speaker 1: the schools. You go to Scott Tuckett, you go to Beechwood,
Speaker 1: you can go to Covington Catholic, which is a great school.
Speaker 1: Go to Holmes. You're the voice of the Holmes Lady
Speaker 1: basketball team. You may be a competitor of mine. Who knows,
Speaker 1: and so it's just a good story. Maybe you could
Speaker 1: get would you call af tab Pure of All when
Speaker 1: you take office and maybe reach across the pond and
Speaker 1: maybe have a little breakfast to lunch with a tab
Speaker 1: pure of All to tell him what's happening in Covington
Speaker 1: because he could learn from you.
Speaker 2: I'll invite him over to the anchor grill. You think
Speaker 2: he'll have some ghetto with me at the anchor grill.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what. He's hard to reach, hard
Speaker 1: to communicate with. He's growing a beer. Maybe he's going
Speaker 1: to go in the witness Protection program. But uh, it'll
Speaker 1: be up to you to reach out to him. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure he would accept my call, but if you're
Speaker 1: the mayor of Covington, he might come over to the
Speaker 1: anchor grill and get some ghetta and maybe you could
Speaker 1: teach him. I may get up a grease board there
Speaker 1: and start telling them what's happening in Covington, and Cheech
Speaker 1: and Chong is happening in Washington Park, but it's not
Speaker 1: happening in Covington. All right, Vice Mayor Ron Washington, you're
Speaker 1: a great American and once again your first appearance from
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Aren't you quiet and humbly proud
Speaker 1: about this? All right? The mayor of wevice in Covington
Speaker 1: is Ron Washington, And once again, Mayor to b thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Get my
Speaker 1: best to Rob Sanders and all the great folks in
Speaker 1: my home area. Thank you, thank you, thank you well
Speaker 1: do you? Vice Mayor Ron Washington of Covington. Where in
Speaker 1: the hell is that guy? Let's get it. Let's make
Speaker 1: him a senator, make him a congress and make him
Speaker 1: something because he's done great. He's retired from law enforcement,
Speaker 1: retired with the rank of colonel. Unbelievable. Let's continue with
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Speaker 1: Ron Washington, the mayor to b and Covington is running unopposed.
Speaker 1: Some of confident he's gonna win. He looks to me
Speaker 1: like a great American. Runs in the same circles as
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders, etc. Pusch Callery and Joe Meyer, who spent
Speaker 1: years and years for Phil Tolliver. And so it's good
Speaker 1: to connect up with him. We'll see what happens down
Speaker 1: the road. Secondly, I brought up to the mayor to
Speaker 1: be in Covington, Ron Washington about this police officer and Ferguson,
Speaker 1: who is fighting for his life as I speak is
Speaker 1: a severe brain injury. And this was the tenth year
Speaker 1: anniversary of the commemoration of the death of Michael Brown
Speaker 1: at the hands of a Ferguson police officer, who, by
Speaker 1: the way, everyone that looked at it objectively said that
Speaker 1: the shooting was justified because Michael Brown, only eighteen and
Speaker 1: a half years old, was a career criminal strong arm robberies,
Speaker 1: drug sales, beatings, et cetera. Of other individuals. The guy
Speaker 1: was a complete derelict and a bum and I tried
Speaker 1: to kill a police officer. So when Barack Hussein Obama's
Speaker 1: ag looked at it for months, Eric Holder, he came
Speaker 1: up to the same conclusion. It was a good shooting
Speaker 1: because if the officer hadn't shot Michael Brown, Michael Brown
Speaker 1: would either have killed or beaten Devon mcgavern with an
Speaker 1: inch of his life. So the radical left had its way.
Speaker 1: It gave birth ten years ago to the Black Lives
Speaker 1: Matter movement. And this was an occasion where a functioning president,
Speaker 1: Barack Hussein Obama should have stood up like a tenfold
Speaker 1: beacon in the night and said, now wait a minute
Speaker 1: and stopped it. But that didn't happen. That later metastasized
Speaker 1: into the George Floyd Riots. The rest is history. And
Speaker 1: I'm looking at Fox News right now and this very young,
Speaker 1: attractive African American cop with two little girls hugging their daddy.
Speaker 1: It's likely not to live because the mob turned on
Speaker 1: him and called him a trader to the cause when
Speaker 1: he was part of law enforcement. It is ridiculous, utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 1: You might recall the CNN showed up outside the fires
Speaker 1: in Ferguson and then also in Minneapolis and talked about
Speaker 1: Freedom's Site and talked about Justification. They felt good about
Speaker 1: an American city being burned down because of Justify. Their
Speaker 1: hatred for this country. Sad, it's sick. I'm glad there's
Speaker 1: a former officers, he spent twenty years in law enforcement.
Speaker 1: Ron Washington, who's another proud African American, is going to
Speaker 1: say not on my watch. It's sick and it's sad,
Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens. I don't know if you
Speaker 1: saw this. I saw it on YouTube. I don't watch
Speaker 1: Stephen Colbert. That's too much for me. I'll take a
Speaker 1: little bit of morning Joe and Zeka Presenski, but not much.
Speaker 1: But Stephen Colbert hosted CNN's Caitlyn Collins two nights ago
Speaker 1: talking about the twenty twenty four presidential election, and for
Speaker 1: those who don't watch it, Caitlyn Collins is the main
Speaker 1: anchor in the evening dealing with all the issues, and
Speaker 1: she was there to dump on Donald Trump basically that
Speaker 1: was her goal. And in the middle of the interview,
Speaker 1: of course, the audience in New York City is extreme liberal,
Speaker 1: Colbert began to ask Collins a question in all sincerity. Quote,
Speaker 1: this is Stephen Colbert. I know you guys are objective
Speaker 1: of over at CNN. You just report the news as
Speaker 1: it is, right. The audience broke out in laughter, and
Speaker 1: they both looked at their New York City audience and
Speaker 1: said it was out a punchline, and Colbert said, I
Speaker 1: guess not. The audience laughed at the idea that the
Speaker 1: cable news network is objective and fair. The audience in
Speaker 1: New York laughed, and I thought, could this be a
Speaker 1: turning point? Could everage Americans understand that the mainstream media
Speaker 1: exist to promote left wing democratic causes. Every piece of
Speaker 1: news is tilted or turned in a way to make
Speaker 1: Trump and Republicans look bad, to make Democrats and liberals
Speaker 1: look good. And when the New York City audience laughs
Speaker 1: at the idea that CNN is objective and that both
Speaker 1: Colbert and Caitlin Connins looked at the audience saying, well,
Speaker 1: that was meant to be a joke, right and there laughing.
Speaker 1: Maybe average Americans have figured it out for the last
Speaker 1: I don't know. During the four years the Trump was
Speaker 1: in office, everyone CBS, NBC, ABC, all the major newspapers, cable,
Speaker 1: whatever it might be, which seventy percent of the American
Speaker 1: people consume. He was described as a trader, a plant
Speaker 1: by the Russian government, of pariah, and he was pictured
Speaker 1: as somehow declaring war on the people in the United
Speaker 1: States of America. Every Trump policy was greeted with a
Speaker 1: sense of horror that noumality reserved for nuclear war. Normally
Speaker 1: nuclear war is start. Everything Trump did for those four years
Speaker 1: was treated as if it was a intafada, that Trump
Speaker 1: is doing something horrible and awful. The non legacy media
Speaker 1: outlets redeemed misinformation and disinformation. Those of us in talk radio,
Speaker 1: the fifteen to twenty percent that listen watch pay attention
Speaker 1: to newsmacs. The Drudge Report has completely lost its way.
Speaker 1: News Nation, the Breitbart Talk radio, we were called purveyors
Speaker 1: of disinformation and misinformation and a threat to the republic itself.
Speaker 1: It is so bad. I have a story now out
Speaker 1: of Europe where yours truly I have listeners, believe it not,
Speaker 1: on the continent of Europe, and right now they have
Speaker 1: passed a new and pervasive law called the Digital Services
Speaker 1: Act Digital Services Act, in which Western Europe has agreed
Speaker 1: that for citizens or others who engage in hate speech
Speaker 1: or name calling, that you could be arrested for breaking
Speaker 1: speech codes in Europe. And I'm reading the story that
Speaker 1: it's happening now that there's an American author who was
Speaker 1: vacationing in England and he would arrested because he wrote
Speaker 1: things in a book that made their way to England.
Speaker 1: And now England is arresting him under speech codes and
Speaker 1: hate speech. Also, a couple of nights ago, you might
Speaker 1: remember Donald Trump and Elon Musk did two hours on
Speaker 1: ex Twitter, And now there's a prosecutor in Germany who
Speaker 1: says that they might be subject to arrest. That's Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and Elon Musk for spreading disinformation and misinformation on
Speaker 1: the continent. Now, one thing we have here is the
Speaker 1: First Amendment, generally speaking, generally speaking, that protects us to speak.
Speaker 1: But not in Europe. They don't have a first Amendment,
Speaker 1: they don't have a second Amendment. You have the rights
Speaker 1: given to you by government. And right now, if you
Speaker 1: speak in a certain way or say certain things that
Speaker 1: are politically incorrect or conservative, you're subject to arrest. And
Speaker 1: then the bonds are high because you might flee the country,
Speaker 1: in which case you're giving yourself over to the legal
Speaker 1: system in England, Netherlands, Paris, France, and or Germany, Switzerland,
Speaker 1: Italy because you're preveying misinformation and disinformation. That is unbelievable
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump and Elon Musk may be arrested. So
Speaker 1: after President Trump was just vilified by the media, great
Speaker 1: bulk of the American people heard it, and the eighty
Speaker 1: one million supposedly voted for Joe Biden, seventy four million
Speaker 1: voted for Donald Trump. The greatest Obama ever did was
Speaker 1: sixty eight million. So even in his prime, Barack Hussein
Speaker 1: Obama was significantly behind Donald Trump. But somehow an additional
Speaker 1: thirteen million votes fantasize itself and that we elected Biden
Speaker 1: and suddenly, for the last four years, the media has
Speaker 1: done their best to treat his policies. Biden Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: policies has benevolent and intelligent, even as inflation climbed up
Speaker 1: to nine percent, even though as we gave up in Afghanistan. Yesterday,
Speaker 1: Afghanistan had their third year anniversary using American military hardware
Speaker 1: to celebrate when Americans left and the Taliban took over.
Speaker 1: They used our stuff to celebrate three years of so
Speaker 1: called freedom from the Americans using her own equipment. And
Speaker 1: that every time there was another failure of Biden policies,
Speaker 1: you never had the mainstream media to treat him for
Speaker 1: one day as they treated Donald Trump for four years.
Speaker 1: Not even close. In fact, you might recall last year
Speaker 1: that there was a lot of scribes at Newsweek in
Speaker 1: Washington Post a year ago said that Kamala Harris needs
Speaker 1: to be dumped from the ticket for Joe Bien to
Speaker 1: win next year, which is now this year. He's got
Speaker 1: to get rid of Kamala Harris because she has not
Speaker 1: connected with the Democratic base, She's not performed well, she's
Speaker 1: not done. News conferences that make any sense. She is
Speaker 1: disrespected by the Democratic base, and they said he got
Speaker 1: to get rid of her. And now the media is
Speaker 1: saying she's the greatest thing since sliced bread, that she
Speaker 1: reminds them of a cross between Margaret Thatcher, Joan of
Speaker 1: Arc with a little bit of eleanor Roosevelt, throwing it
Speaker 1: thrown in as quick as lightning. The legacy media, the
Speaker 1: mainstream media returned to their Obama era identity politics as
Speaker 1: stenographers for Kamala Harris and the same candidate last year
Speaker 1: who they described as incapable of performing the duties of
Speaker 1: vice president. Kamala Harris terrible look at the headlines a
Speaker 1: year ago. Terrible candidate is vice president. That same so
Speaker 1: called legacy media now who once called her incompetent and
Speaker 1: irrelevant and off putting, Now she's the goddess of political rhetoric.
Speaker 1: Now she reminds people of a cross between Martin Luther
Speaker 1: King Junior and Barack Hussein Obama. And she'll be confirmed
Speaker 1: next week in Chicago by the Democratic Convention as a
Speaker 1: new as a brand new at the age of sixty,
Speaker 1: having been in political office for about thirty five years.
Speaker 1: The brand new Kamala Harris will emerge as someone who's
Speaker 1: in favor of fracking. She's in favor of shutting down
Speaker 1: the southern border. She's in favor of you keeping your
Speaker 1: private health insurance. All of a sudden, she's had a
Speaker 1: metamorphosis of phoenix rising out of the ashes to become,
Speaker 1: in their words, the new voice of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: And you can't question her lies. You can't question her
Speaker 1: on her previous positions or policies. You can't question her
Speaker 1: shifting positions on hideously dishonest vice presidential policies and support
Speaker 1: of Joe Biden, because if you do that, this shape shifter,
Speaker 1: this shape shifter, that would be hate speech. Because she's
Speaker 1: identifies as black and seemingly female, that we can't question
Speaker 1: what her policies have been in the past. And we're
Speaker 1: about now three weeks away from starting to vote, and
Speaker 1: she's god answered a single solitary adversarial question. She's not
Speaker 1: sat for a single interview, nor will she. She will
Speaker 1: pick sixty minutes or Morning Joe or Rachel Maddial to
Speaker 1: do an extended two hour interview. The softballs could be
Speaker 1: hit out by a corpse, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: she can say, look, I've done my media interviews and
Speaker 1: I'm done, so I think we're figuring out what's going on.
Speaker 1: The media knows the truth, but they can't. They don't
Speaker 1: think you can handle the truth. The Kamala Harris and
Speaker 1: Tim Walls are just a little degree separated from communism,
Speaker 1: certainly socialist self described socialist who want to destroy the
Speaker 1: medical insurance system in this country, take away your insurance.
Speaker 1: They want to have a wide open southern border and
Speaker 1: quickly give those individuals voting power. So keep them an
Speaker 1: office as long as long as possible, to make sure
Speaker 1: the major American cities are all woke, and to make
Speaker 1: sure that her policies with the military would the police,
Speaker 1: with the court system remains intact. And for those who
Speaker 1: say no, the American people are going to figure this out.
Speaker 1: O contrere monefrere, there's my French. They might be able
Speaker 1: to maintain a cone of silence around Harris. I could
Speaker 1: not imagine the coverage if a Republican had flip flopped
Speaker 1: on every major issue, as Kamala Harris obviously has done,
Speaker 1: and to receive the kind of coverage as she has,
Speaker 1: they might be able to propel her into the White
Speaker 1: House on vibes alone. But sooner or later, the American
Speaker 1: people that as you and I, will wise up to
Speaker 1: the legacy media and realize they belong on the ash
Speaker 1: heap of history. And I'm watching it going on in
Speaker 1: real time that a media that wanted her out of
Speaker 1: office because of her mental incompetence, because their inability to
Speaker 1: connect with average voters. Ninety one percent of her staff
Speaker 1: has quit, including some MSNBC at the time said look,
Speaker 1: I'll never work for another woman, and that came from
Speaker 1: a woman who had worked for Kamala Harris. But even
Speaker 1: if she's on a personal level kind of tough to
Speaker 1: deal with, it's her policies that I'm greatly concerned about,
Speaker 1: because she's running differently than she will govern. She's running
Speaker 1: every morning she gets up shocked at the idea that
Speaker 1: my policies out of San Francisco would play in Des Moines, Iowa,
Speaker 1: or Indianapolis or Green Township. She's shocked that she's getting
Speaker 1: away with this. And the media a week ago said,
Speaker 1: you know what, she's running a perfect campaign. Why does
Speaker 1: she have to do anything else. The answer is, she
Speaker 1: won't have to do anything else if we the American
Speaker 1: people put up with this, And the answer is, well,
Speaker 1: according to Poling, it's fifty to fifty right now, fifty
Speaker 1: to forty nine. According to this American people accepted as real.
Speaker 1: So coming up next, I have Dan Schneider of the
Speaker 1: Media Research Center headquartered in Washington, d C. What they
Speaker 1: do is watch the media and how they cover and
Speaker 1: you know, Time magazine this week put her on the
Speaker 1: car and she looks gorgeous. Her eyes are up staring,
Speaker 1: and it's a coronation of America's first female president. They
Speaker 1: care about gender, they care about sex, they care about race,
Speaker 1: they care about abortion, killing unborn babies. That's the and
Speaker 1: she's looking up. It's a magnificent structure. And then they
Speaker 1: also I saw put up on one of the memes
Speaker 1: the last two or three cover stories about Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: It looks like a cross between Adolph Hitler with the
Speaker 1: mustache or possibly pull pot. So the media pictures Donald
Speaker 1: Trumps as a trader, is unpatriotic, is unworthy of the office.
Speaker 1: But when it comes to Kamala Harris, her eyes look
Speaker 1: toward the heavens, America's queen, America's first female president. I'd
Speaker 1: love to vote for a female president, for example, Condealeza Rice.
Speaker 1: I think it would be great. I think Tulsey Gabbett
Speaker 1: would be great. All kinds of women I would support
Speaker 1: to become the president. But I disregard gender, disregard of race.
Speaker 1: I look at someone's policies, and her policies have been satisfied,
Speaker 1: have been confirmed by the voters of San Francisco and
Speaker 1: by the state of California. So if you want your hometown,
Speaker 1: you're aired to look like San Francisco. Vote for the
Speaker 1: Queen America's Queen Kamala Harris. If not, listen to the
Speaker 1: Great American Bill Cunningham coming up next to Dan Schneider.
Speaker 1: Dan Schneider or Media Research Center. Bill Cunningham with you
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Speaker 1: to learn how to cook, but I keep ordering takeout.
Speaker 1: I plan to rearrange my closet. Dozens of George Soros
Speaker 1: prosecutors in public records requests and found that this Soro's
Speaker 1: political machine has invested at least one hundred and seventeen
Speaker 1: million dollars to install direct and control about one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty six radicalize local prosecutors across the nation. And
Speaker 1: when you think about that, that's about thirty percent coverage
Speaker 1: of the entire nation, mainly in the urban areas where
Speaker 1: the media is located. And the result is a crumbling
Speaker 1: legal system where laws are openly defined by the people
Speaker 1: who are paid to enforce them, mainly prosecutors and chiefs
Speaker 1: of policemen. Prosecutors are the thin thin line between democracy
Speaker 1: and anarchy and has completely broken down. And joining you
Speaker 1: and I now is Dan Schneider. He's the vice president,
Speaker 1: kind of like the Kamala Harris, the vice president of
Speaker 1: MRC Free Speech America and Dan Schneider welcome again to
Speaker 1: the bill. Kunner Show. May I ask you a question
Speaker 1: more or less before we get started.
Speaker 5: Let's go for it.
Speaker 1: Pill and Ferguson, Missouri. About a week ago there was
Speaker 1: the tenth anniversary of the commemoration of the death of
Speaker 1: Michael Brown at the hands of a police officer. I
Speaker 1: think his name was Darren mcgabon, and it was proven
Speaker 1: beyond a shadow of a doubt even by Eric Holder
Speaker 1: Obamas ag that the officer killed Michael Brown in self defense.
Speaker 1: And I won't go over all the facts, but it
Speaker 1: was obvious that this Michael Brown character and long history
Speaker 1: of criminal activity, got partially inside the police cruiser of
Speaker 1: the police officer and beat the crap out of him,
Speaker 1: bruised him, and the suspect Michael Brown's DNA was found
Speaker 1: on the service weapon of the police officer. Now there's
Speaker 1: a black police officer in Ferguson, Missouri fighting for his
Speaker 1: life because the mob went on top of the guy. Secondly,
Speaker 1: a few days ago in New York City, there was
Speaker 1: another event in which a few Democrats got together in
Speaker 1: a restaur in Harlem and the Palestinian protesters one end
Speaker 1: set off smoke bombs in the restaurant, chanting throwing over tables, etc.
Speaker 1: The police show up, only two people are arrested out
Speaker 1: of about fifty all across the country. The DNC is
Speaker 1: about to occur. In Chicago, we see large numbers of
Speaker 1: crowds gathering committing numerous felonies without consequence. So, first of all,
Speaker 1: explain to the American people. Tell them who is George Soros?
Speaker 1: And secondly, what is he doing to law enforcement in
Speaker 1: this country? And why?
Speaker 7: Those are the three questions. First of all, who is
Speaker 7: George Soros?
Speaker 5: Well, he is a super rich, super billionaire who has
Speaker 5: a twisted view of the world, this radicalized view of
Speaker 5: the world. He's made lots of money using the capitalist
Speaker 5: system that he despises. He has lived within democratic republics
Speaker 5: that he then tries to overthrow. He puts his wealth
Speaker 5: and fortune into upending Western civilization. It's the craziest, nuttiest thing.
Speaker 5: I cannot tell you what motivates the man other than
Speaker 5: a twisted mind the particulars. What we do know is
Speaker 5: how he acts and how he behaves. Bill. All those
Speaker 5: examples you just gave of seemingly unrecognizable justice systems where
Speaker 5: the guilty or free to walk, those are all controlled
Speaker 5: by his Soros prosecutors. Every time you hear about somebody
Speaker 5: that you think should be locked up forever and they're
Speaker 5: being let out of jail, it's because a Soro's prosecutor
Speaker 5: has a mindset of letting the bad guys go and
Speaker 5: instead put in their targets on the good guys.
Speaker 1: And I look at what happened in Union Station in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. A few weeks ago, in which large numbers
Speaker 1: of so called protesters who are organized criminals paid for
Speaker 1: by Iran, destabilizing our government, defacing monuments, breaking into buildings,
Speaker 1: and I'm watching this and as a consequence, there were
Speaker 1: two people charged instead of one hundred and fifty, and
Speaker 1: the two were released on bond quickly.
Speaker 5: Keep in mind it. You know, it's bad enough to
Speaker 5: spray paint and defaced monuments. It's also bad enough that
Speaker 5: they stole the US flag and put the Palestinian flag up,
Speaker 5: but they also attacked human beings. You know, regular everyday
Speaker 5: Americans were simply trying to go to Union Station and
Speaker 5: they physically attacked and battered them and bloodied them up.
Speaker 5: But you know, the mob is allowed to do this.
Speaker 5: You know, during the whole Black Lives Matter riots. We saw,
Speaker 5: you know, we saw federal buildings being burned down, we
Speaker 5: saw churches being burned down, with you know, mayhem, private
Speaker 5: property being destroyed. A handful of people were arrested, but
Speaker 5: in almost every case, even the handful who were arrested
Speaker 5: were then you know, charges, because that's what these Soros
Speaker 5: prosecutors do. You know, they you know, there's one source
Speaker 5: prosecutor down in Houston who actually has a giant tattoo
Speaker 5: across his chest that reads not guilty. He's a prosecutor
Speaker 5: who believes in trying to make sure people are not
Speaker 5: found guilty, unless, of course, they are his political opponents. Yeah.
Speaker 5: And we've seen a number of Soros prosecutors who've actually
Speaker 5: used their offices to trump up charges against their own opponents.
Speaker 5: You know, many of these prosecutors seek elective office and
Speaker 5: and and these prosecutors have actually then been indicted for
Speaker 5: this criminal conduct. You know, these Soros prosecutors are they
Speaker 5: are so extreme. We're not talking about Democrat versus Republican candidates.
Speaker 5: We are talking about the most extreme kind of people
Speaker 5: who are trying to upend America.
Speaker 1: And Dan Schneider, when when I look at the circumstance
Speaker 1: of Minneapolis during the so called George Floyd riots. George
Speaker 1: Floyd was career criminal that would take guns up to
Speaker 1: the bellies of pregnant women. He was a heroin addict.
Speaker 1: He was a cocaine dealer, and he was arrested and
Speaker 1: the knee was put to his head. I can't breathe,
Speaker 1: I can't breede. That triggered the riots that came to Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: He came all over the world. I mean since then,
Speaker 1: there were George Floyd riots in Paris, France, for God's sakes.
Speaker 1: And at that point, the governor of Minnesota was a
Speaker 1: guy named Tim Walls, we might know his name now,
Speaker 1: whose wife opened up the windows of the governor's mansion
Speaker 1: so she could smell businesses and tires burning, which was
Speaker 1: the aroma of freedom. And the attitude of Tim Walls
Speaker 1: is the same attitude as George Soros. And George Soros
Speaker 1: is now in his eighties, but he's got sons that
Speaker 1: are maybe more radical. In fact, one of them is
Speaker 1: connected to the Hollywood elite, and they're going to keep
Speaker 1: doing this. It used to be that George Soros and
Speaker 1: his clan gave money to senators congressmen and the president
Speaker 1: candidate on the left. But about ten to twelve years
Speaker 1: ago they changed that, and now they're funding a two
Speaker 1: million dollar donation in Toledo or Cincinnati or Portland, Oregon
Speaker 1: to a democratic left wing prosecutor. Is a huge amount
Speaker 1: of money in a local race. So explain why George Sorosen,
Speaker 1: the klan of billionaires trying to destabilize this country and
Speaker 1: they're succeeding, decided to go with prosecutors instead of senators
Speaker 1: and congressmen.
Speaker 5: Well, the left learned a long time ago that they
Speaker 5: could use our judicial system judges to create laws that
Speaker 5: a congress or state legislature would not do, you know,
Speaker 5: completely up any of the democratic system of representational democracy.
Speaker 5: And they've taken that lesson and they've applied it now
Speaker 5: to prosecutors. They can get prosecutors to essentially create prosecutorial
Speaker 5: vetos over the law. So these source prosecutors actually find
Speaker 5: pledges that they are not going to enforce the law
Speaker 5: bill That is not only unethical under state bar association rules,
Speaker 5: it's also illegal. It's illegal for a prosecutor to conclude
Speaker 5: with others not to enforce laws. It's entirely different from
Speaker 5: prosecutors using their discretion. They've got limited resources. What laws
Speaker 5: are they going to emphasize and that sort of thing.
Speaker 5: They're not using discretion here, they are pledging, valuing not
Speaker 5: to enforce the laws. That is unlawful behavior. And so
Speaker 5: some of these prosecutors De Santis and Florida has removed
Speaker 5: two of them. Other ags around the country are seeking
Speaker 5: to remove these local das for negligence in office and
Speaker 5: illegal conduct, unlawful conduct. These people are renegades using the
Speaker 5: justice system to attack regular Americans and to unleash mayhem
Speaker 5: in the streets.
Speaker 1: You know, my question was going to be how do
Speaker 1: we stop this? The answer is if you don't have
Speaker 1: a functional Attorney General's office. I don't assume Mary Garland's
Speaker 1: going to do a damn thing because these are almost
Speaker 1: they're all Democrats, And the only way to stop it
Speaker 1: is what Governor Ron Dessanta's did. They have the authority,
Speaker 1: But in many states, including Ohio, except the Bar Association
Speaker 1: might be involved, and they're all left wingers. It's very
Speaker 1: difficult to get out of office a left wing Democrat
Speaker 1: that will not enforce the law because they live in
Speaker 1: systems I can't imagine San Francisco. After Kamala Harris got
Speaker 1: finished destroying San Francisco, she went to California. Then she'd
Speaker 1: help to destroy California. Then she goes to US Senate
Speaker 1: and goes after Brett Cavanaugh and goes after Gorsag because
Speaker 1: they supported the Knights of Columbus, which is a Christian
Speaker 1: Catholic group. And are we powerless to stop this? Dan
Speaker 1: Schneider Ron de Santas had the ability. But if you
Speaker 1: live in Portland, if you live in Chicago, New York City, Baltimore,
Speaker 1: you live in Austin, Texas or Houston, how do you
Speaker 1: stop it?
Speaker 7: You can stop it at the ballot box. But that's
Speaker 7: damn near impossible.
Speaker 5: Well, you already said Bill that cannot rely on Merrick Darland,
Speaker 5: and you're right because he's actually hired some of these
Speaker 5: Soros prosecutors to work as political appointees for him in
Speaker 5: the Department of Justice. And you mentioned San Francisco. These
Speaker 5: prosecutors are so crazy that George Gascon, who had been
Speaker 5: the San Francisco County District Attorney, his constituents radical lefties
Speaker 5: in San Francisco. They didn't even you know, couldn't even
Speaker 5: put up with him, so he got voted out of office,
Speaker 5: and the next thing you know, he moved San Francisco
Speaker 5: to Los Angeles. So he is now after having been
Speaker 5: fired by the San Francisco constituents, he's now the La
Speaker 5: County DA there. I mean, you know, they just keep
Speaker 5: popping their heads up. It's going to take all of
Speaker 5: us to fight back, to restore our country and to
Speaker 5: restore our justice system.
Speaker 1: Well, there's a lot of work to do. I live
Speaker 1: in little Cincinnati, Ohio, Dan Schneider, and we have a
Speaker 1: prosecutor in office here named Melissa Powers, who spent thirty
Speaker 1: two years in law enforcement as a prosecutor, as a judge.
Speaker 1: Now she's back as the appointed prosecutor, and she's going
Speaker 1: to run against a woman in about two months now
Speaker 1: that didn't have a law license last year. And the
Speaker 1: concern is that Cincinnati Hamilton County is what I think,
Speaker 1: there's two out of fifty of the fifty largest cities
Speaker 1: in the largest counties that have a so called Republican prosecutor.
Speaker 1: And many people can't name their prosecutor. Many people don't
Speaker 1: understand or who the person is, and so we rely
Speaker 1: upon the goodliness of voters to become educated, which hardly
Speaker 1: ever happens. That does George Sores and his clan of clowns.
Speaker 1: Do they ever give money to Republicans? Is there any
Speaker 1: dollar being sent to a constitutional Republican that says I'm
Speaker 1: going to enforce the law? Does that ever happen?
Speaker 5: No, he is never. He is the single largest donor
Speaker 5: to Democrat candidate in the entire United States. That's why
Speaker 5: Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and Explosi
Speaker 5: they hop when he calls because he and now his
Speaker 5: son Alex ros give more to individual candidates Democrats than
Speaker 5: anybody else. And then he gives so much money to
Speaker 5: all of these not for profit organizations that are political.
Speaker 5: So he is the strongest arm of the Democrat Party,
Speaker 5: and he is infiltrating everything. Hamilton County has a great
Speaker 5: tradition of having decent prosecutors, and you guys are on
Speaker 5: the precipice of giving that all away and installing a
Speaker 5: radical source prosecutor who's going to corrupt and destroy the
Speaker 5: whole city and county.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope it doesn't happen here, but I fear
Speaker 1: it might have voters to not become educated and in
Speaker 1: our county, little Hamilton County, it's probably going to vote
Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris sixty five thirty five percent. And so
Speaker 1: from Melissa of powers here to overcome that, she's raised
Speaker 1: almost three million dollars. And so we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Let's tip back from this. What's the plan? I use
Speaker 1: the term destabilize the United States? Between Iran supporting Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris and attacking Donald Trump, between Iran and George Soros
Speaker 1: and his sons. What is the ultimate plan, like in
Speaker 1: ten years from now, having our cities look like Portland
Speaker 1: or in Los Angeles or Chicago. What do they think
Speaker 1: they're doing the Lord's work? You can't get in their heads.
Speaker 1: But what is the long term plan?
Speaker 5: You know, Bill, this is going to be hard for people,
Speaker 5: you know, conservatives to understand because there's such a different mindset.
Speaker 1: If you ask me what.
Speaker 5: The plan is, it's all about promoting individual liberty and
Speaker 5: a healthy society. And I can name all of these
Speaker 5: things for the left. If you ask people on the left,
Speaker 5: I can sit down with Somebody'll be honest with you.
Speaker 5: What they'll tell you do they believe in change, change
Speaker 5: for change sake? They think that maintaining anything is inherently bad,
Speaker 5: so they are always pursuing change. That's why. Yeah, so
Speaker 5: we can give some examples to this, but I don
Speaker 5: only get caught up in the examples. But today you're
Speaker 5: not allowed to use certain pronouns, but other pronouns are okay.
Speaker 5: But then the next day the pronoms that work okay
Speaker 5: are no longer okay. They are constantly changing everything, and
Speaker 5: that is inherently disruptive, and it ends up violating individual
Speaker 5: rights and our entire system of government.
Speaker 1: You know, some cities and states in America passed these
Speaker 1: so called speech codes in which if you refer to
Speaker 1: a person by the wrong gender, it's like hate speech.
Speaker 1: You can be arrested if a hymn becomes a her,
Speaker 1: or her becomes a hymn, or someone, shall we say,
Speaker 1: is non gender. Then you use the wrong pronoun on
Speaker 1: an airplane and you can be kicked off an airplane
Speaker 1: if the flight attendant says that they engaged in hates
Speaker 1: speech against me. So you think it can't happen in America, full,
Speaker 1: you're wrong. Explain how these speech codes and hate speech
Speaker 1: can be used by the radical left to imprison people
Speaker 1: or get them kicked off planes.
Speaker 5: Look, we already have people serving prison time in Canada
Speaker 5: and in England for using a pronoun that's different from
Speaker 5: what somebody said they want to go by. And we've
Speaker 5: got state legislatures in America, like in California that are
Speaker 5: pursuing this exact kind of thing to criminalize the use
Speaker 5: of a pronoun that somebody doesn't want and send people
Speaker 5: to jail for it. Now, you know, if somebody is
Speaker 5: who is born a man and wants to be called
Speaker 5: a girl or a woman, if they say that, I'm
Speaker 5: not going to go out of my way to offend them.
Speaker 5: But we're talking about speech, and we are talking about biology.
Speaker 5: We are criminalizing accurate speech, and this is this is
Speaker 5: beyond absurd, this is scary.
Speaker 1: It's Orwelliam and I've read stories in Canada and in England.
Speaker 1: In England, there's a police chief there online trying to
Speaker 1: find Brits that are online issuing words that he finds
Speaker 1: offensive and then will arrest even Brits who come into
Speaker 1: London who had things online they shouldn't have said. Then
Speaker 1: he arrests them when they come to London. And these
Speaker 1: people actually are locked up for mis gendering a person
Speaker 1: and Canada the same things going on. But you thought,
Speaker 1: you know, Kamala Harris runs as a strong prosecutor. Do
Speaker 1: you snicker about that?
Speaker 5: Well, you know, in the European Union, it's kind of
Speaker 5: hard that they've got a weird system. Europe as a
Speaker 5: whole has a single parliament. In each nation has its
Speaker 5: own parliament, So for the European Parliament, the parliament for
Speaker 5: all of Europe. They just had their chief digital person
Speaker 5: issue a letter saying to Donald Trump and to Elon
Speaker 5: Musk that because the Twitter reach covered Europe, anything they
Speaker 5: say in America, you know, the Europeans can use for
Speaker 5: as criminal evidence if they ever were to step into
Speaker 5: Europe or even try to get them extra extradited to Europe.
Speaker 5: So Bill, there is a legitimate fear that I could
Speaker 5: be locked up if I ever visited the UK or
Speaker 5: Pears or anything. If there's something that I put on
Speaker 5: a tweet that they don't like, they could lock me
Speaker 5: up for something that I tweeted out yesterday here in
Speaker 5: my office in the United States.
Speaker 1: Of America, Dan Schneider, thank you very much. Media Research,
Speaker 1: freespeech dot org and fore Warned is Forearmed we're being
Speaker 1: destabilized by forces that don't have our best interest at heart.
Speaker 1: Once again, Dan Schneider, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Dan, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Thanks Bill.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham with you every day.
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Speaker 7: comes to town tomorrow night, first of three up against
Speaker 7: those Kansas City Royals. They stand sixty six and fifty
Speaker 7: five on the year, third in the AL Central six
Speaker 7: back of the Guardians. The Royals feature a al MVP
Speaker 7: candidate and Bobby Witt Junior.
Speaker 1: He's half way.
Speaker 7: Three forty nine twenty four bing Dingers and eighty nine RBIs.
Speaker 1: He will get the money. He's got the money, doesn't
Speaker 1: he's got money.
Speaker 7: At the Cincinnati Open tennis action yesterday. Over record crowd
Speaker 7: of over twenty seven thousand watched the action on a Wednesday.
Speaker 7: It's only going to get better, Andy Mack. Round two
Speaker 7: action today on the men's side. Third seed and Alexander's
Speaker 7: arev advanced along with number five Hubert Herkats.
Speaker 1: He moves on today with twenty one aces in his match.
Speaker 7: Good poker player tonight on center court after seven o'clock
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Speaker 7: It's Alcatraz.
Speaker 1: No, it's Alcarez, Alcatraz. When's he when's he pitching? He
Speaker 1: played tonight on center court and it'll be packed and stacked.
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Speaker 1: He's on the ground in Chicago. Got a good signer.
Speaker 7: Oh, I guess maybe they're talking a contract away from
Speaker 7: get away from Rockey Boyman, to get away from Rockey
Speaker 7: Boyman's loudmouth, and then we'll see what happens. Are you
Speaker 7: saying boyman's got a loud mouth?
Speaker 1: I just said it. Go ahead.
Speaker 7: The Dallas Cowboys look like they're gonna sign veteran defensive
Speaker 7: end and former Bengal Carl Lawson. College football, Miami RedHawks
Speaker 7: quarterback Brett Gabbert named of the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm
Speaker 7: Award watch List Golden Arm. And you know they have
Speaker 7: that big game in football?
Speaker 1: What's it? The Ohio State University against the team up north,
Speaker 1: you mean Michigan. Yeah? Have they changed the date?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 7: Now they're going to meet in college hockey Wolverines Buck
Speaker 7: Eyes on the ice. Wrigley Field in Chicago is the site.
Speaker 7: What January third, twenty of twenty.
Speaker 1: Five, So January third, the Buck guys and the Wolverines
Speaker 1: on ice college hockey this time Wriggly. Anyone who could
Speaker 1: anyone going to watch that?
Speaker 7: I'm I'm gonna probably be packed. Really, it usually is.
Speaker 7: I mean the NHL Winner Classic is usually packed. No
Speaker 7: matter wherever they play, where they're playing in they're playing
Speaker 7: in Columbus, it's gonna be like over one hundred thousand
Speaker 7: people watching hockey. They're in Columbus, blue outside, in the
Speaker 7: in the in the horseshoe. What about that the home
Speaker 7: of Archie Griffin number forty five?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 11: What do you do?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 1: Have you talked about formerly of Kerry Cone? Don't you
Speaker 1: play hockey in your younger days? I know Dave Keaton
Speaker 1: is an expert tennis player, right, yeah, have you thought
Speaker 1: about playing hockey?
Speaker 7: Well, we did remember that did that once with Sabo
Speaker 7: and that was it, right? And the other goalie was
Speaker 7: the late Jerry Springer. Jerry Springer was in one goal
Speaker 7: and I was in the other.
Speaker 1: Now I was in the other and you scored against me.
Speaker 1: I scored? What does Springer do? He was on the isle.
Speaker 7: I let it eleven goals in about a ten minute
Speaker 7: running clock. One was from Jerry No, I think it was.
Speaker 7: I think our team lost eleven to five. Jerry may
Speaker 7: he be in the arms of God Almighty was a
Speaker 7: good man. Yes, didn't care much for his politics, but
Speaker 7: I cared greatly for him as a person.
Speaker 1: Good man. Yeah, so that's about it. Our times together
Speaker 1: at the Waldorf Astoria, one of your favorite places New
Speaker 1: York City, he used to he would stay there when
Speaker 1: he was in production. Yeah, he'd call me say, well,
Speaker 1: are you free for dinner? I go up to Waldorf
Speaker 1: for story and sit there and Jerry and I would
Speaker 1: be friendly with each other and disagree on about everything.
Speaker 1: There you go. But that's what That's what America is
Speaker 1: all it should be. How about in Europe now that
Speaker 1: if if you say something in Europe, where's the act
Speaker 1: is called the Digital Services Act? And if they determine
Speaker 1: They said that Trump and Elon Musk from two nights
Speaker 1: ago are subject to arrest in Europe because they espouse disinformation,
Speaker 1: misinformation and hate speech. See Europe has no First Amendment.
Speaker 1: And they're saying that the United.
Speaker 12: States shares a very important relationship, which is an alliance
Speaker 12: with the Republic of North Korea.
Speaker 1: We're changing.
Speaker 12: It is an alliance that is strong and enduring.
Speaker 1: We're changing such today.
Speaker 13: There were several demonstrations of just that point. So the
Speaker 13: United States shares a very.
Speaker 12: Important relationship, which is an alliance with the Republic of
Speaker 12: North Korea, and it is an alliance.
Speaker 13: That is strong and enduring. Absolutely, and today there were
Speaker 13: several demonstrations of.
Speaker 12: Just that point.
Speaker 1: There we go.
Speaker 7: So she's going to talk about her economic plan tomorrow.
Speaker 7: I can't wait for that foreign policy speech.
Speaker 1: She wants to the federal government order that food prices
Speaker 1: go down, which will guarantee famine. What it does is say,
Speaker 1: she says food prices are too high. That'll go over
Speaker 1: a real big downtown. That'll go great. You cannot increase prices,
Speaker 1: which means Kroger is out of business because they nuts
Speaker 1: the Kroger passes on the prices of food products they
Speaker 1: buy from somewhere. You know, Kroger doesn't have a lot
Speaker 1: of farms and stockyards. They buy the product on the
Speaker 1: open market. Then they added up they make less than
Speaker 1: one percent profit. Now listen, they make one less than
Speaker 1: one So it's krog Meyer gone, oh great, are we
Speaker 1: gonna do like go out and hunt. She's a socialist
Speaker 1: that thinks the government can order price reductions which you'll
Speaker 1: guarantee famine. It's like he's an idiot, But she thinks
Speaker 1: we have an alliance with North Korea. That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I can't wait for that foreign policy speech.
Speaker 14: I'm so proud of what is happening in terms of
Speaker 14: gar space program and the leadership of the United States
Speaker 14: providing to the world. The Artemis program is the beginning
Speaker 14: of the next era of what we have a history
Speaker 14: and a tradition of doing, of providing vision and inspiring
Speaker 14: innovation in a way that it's going to benefit all
Speaker 14: mankind and womankind.
Speaker 7: Well, how we how come on Apollo thirteen that guy
Speaker 7: at NASA said failure.
Speaker 1: Is not an option?
Speaker 7: Tom Hanks, I saw them, right, and they got Tom
Speaker 7: Hanks back with his other two guys. All right, Now,
Speaker 7: there's two people right up there that have I've been
Speaker 7: on that space station for about at least it seems
Speaker 7: like about one hundred years. Supposed to be there eight
Speaker 7: days and they can't. They can't get back until next year. Yeah,
Speaker 7: you mean we can't build a rocket to get them back.
Speaker 1: Can't do it? Have you seen Armageddon the movie? Have
Speaker 1: you seen Armageddon? Failure is not an option. We have
Speaker 1: a man and a woman up there supposed to be
Speaker 1: there eight days. It's been four months. Thank you. Now
Speaker 1: they're saying another four to five months.
Speaker 7: I bet well, how about being up there weightlessness? I mean,
Speaker 7: I don't know, get get uber, do something.
Speaker 10: Thank you jump Bett for us to spend all our
Speaker 10: time talking about how terrible we are, and it's wrong
Speaker 10: to say our future is compromised because we look different
Speaker 10: than we used to.
Speaker 1: And we live different than we used to. Well, Clinton
Speaker 1: shows up all of a sudden, I don't know, it
Speaker 1: just popped in. He's just called in. We got a
Speaker 1: great alliance with the Republic of North Korea. Okay, who's
Speaker 1: next to Russia? Kim John Unn, It's one of her favorites.
Speaker 1: They're gonna get Venezuela involved. New York Times said that
Speaker 1: the govern remember of Iran wants to destabilize our elections.
Speaker 1: The government of Iran. They did they who hacked Trump
Speaker 1: Iran And they're spending millions of dollars to destabilize the country.
Speaker 1: And you mean there's nothing we can do about that.
Speaker 1: Apparently not. I don't get it.
Speaker 11: Well, we nerd taker, you know, we've got you in
Speaker 11: a Coppin Matge at the Survivor series. Well, guess what
Speaker 11: only Copping trying to call your way out of that
Speaker 11: bot because there's no way in the world you're gonna.
Speaker 1: Stick Kamala and he catch it as the Uganda Giant.
Speaker 1: That was Kamala in the background, moaning about being put
Speaker 1: in a casket.
Speaker 7: I like to interview Well, he can't interview him again anymore,
Speaker 7: but that would have been a good interview to talk
Speaker 7: to him, George.
Speaker 1: And by the way, his name was James Harris. Her
Speaker 1: name Kamala Harris. Are they related? I'm just saying God
Speaker 1: and head Hunter, a great wrestler, Camala Camala, the gond
Speaker 1: in Headhunter lives now only in our memory. By what
Speaker 1: a memory it was with Reverend Slick of Fort Worth, Texas.
Speaker 1: He's coming in with the man, his advisor, unpaid manager.
Speaker 1: Reverend Slick just just let the wrestlers worry run the country.
Speaker 1: They could get it done. Rick Flair, you kidding? Meet
Speaker 1: the Hulkster. How about Dusty Rose's son, Yes, get them
Speaker 1: and Roman Rains. What about Drew McIntyre, Get him to
Speaker 1: get them all? RICKO, get him get him too. He's
Speaker 1: up and coming superstar and pro wrestling. I think he
Speaker 1: said too many head drivers though, I don't know, not
Speaker 1: thinking right, But that's okay, segment, get me out of
Speaker 1: the student's report. I think what I may do on
Speaker 1: the other side is take calls from the American people.
Speaker 1: I keep my ongoing list. I know the weather's been good,
Speaker 1: but are you feeling all right? I'm feeling fine. This
Speaker 1: is a talk show and I speak really, not talk too.
Speaker 1: I speak with, not talk to. You know we're all stupid,
Speaker 1: as saying. You can be ignorant, but don't be stupid.
Speaker 1: Speak for yourself. You're ignorant about how to fix the truck.
Speaker 1: You're ignorant about how to fix the car. I'm ignorant.
Speaker 1: But let's face it, you Dale Donovan, isn't You can
Speaker 1: fix ignorant, but you can't fix stupid. If you're stupid,
Speaker 1: stupid can't be fixed, ignorance can be Do you know
Speaker 1: the difference or not? You don't know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Do you have any hope of understanding what I'm saying. No,
Speaker 1: you can't fix stupid. You can fix ignorant, because we're
Speaker 1: all ignorant, just about different things. That's true. I'm watching
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris with Joe Biden to your right. They're appearing together,
Speaker 1: vowing to continue the Biden policies. Would they wake him up?
Speaker 1: Look at me? It looks like a cadaver. And there's
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris cackling saying, well they doesn't he know that
Speaker 1: he was he was forced out under a coup? Not yet. Oh,
Speaker 1: someone's got to tell him at some point. Do you
Speaker 1: want to be the one that.
Speaker 7: Tells his own party Nancy Pelosi and Schumer and all
Speaker 7: the rest of it.
Speaker 1: I said, come with us, you're inconfident. Yeah, but Stay
Speaker 1: is the president, of course. But there's cackling Kamala, the
Speaker 1: product of you, Gandan headhunter Kamala. I guess he's not
Speaker 1: going to speak right. I'd be afraid to think. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know. Oh, well, segment, get me
Speaker 1: out of the students for port. I'm gonna, with Leen's permission,
Speaker 1: I'm going to talk to the American people.
Speaker 7: Willie and ho He of the red Hot Reds and
Speaker 7: Tennys and Cincinnati and who Day, who Day.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 1: And when I was in England it was Naiwan at
Speaker 1: a time or two, and I didn't like it.
Speaker 15: And then Inhale and they would try to begin.
Speaker 1: Kamala said she did try marijuana, and she did Inhale,
Speaker 1: but at the same time she's acting over two thousand
Speaker 1: people in California for marijuana possession while she's smoking it. Well,
Speaker 1: she just wanted to try it out and see what
Speaker 1: it was like. And she wants to have the federal
Speaker 1: government order Kroger et cetera not to raise prices even
Speaker 1: though their prices are being raised passed on to the
Speaker 1: consumer right, which means we're gonna have famine after we
Speaker 1: have a close alliance with the Republic of North Korea. Well,
Speaker 1: well that's wonderful. Maybe they'll send us food that they're
Speaker 1: eating grass. Oh, put a little salt and pepper on
Speaker 1: their over in pung Young, you know the capitol of
Speaker 1: North Korea, Pungyng, pung Young. I'll take your calls next
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Speaker 1: All right, Billy Cunning in the Great American You know
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Speaker 1: But in talk radio you can actually be with me,
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Speaker 1: you get rid of do all the replays, etc. And
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Speaker 1: And I rarely do it, but I should do more
Speaker 1: of it. I've told Scott Hart and Tony Bender, I
Speaker 1: want to do more of This is actually hear from
Speaker 1: the American people. In the good old days at night
Speaker 1: when I was on from nine pm until one am,
Speaker 1: and then nine pm until midnight, I often had no guests.
Speaker 1: I simply flap my jaws for a little bit and
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Speaker 1: do it now. We have calls from all over the
Speaker 1: country at five pine three seven four nine seven pounds
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Speaker 1: to Jerry and then Jack and many others. And Jerry,
Speaker 1: welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Jerry, how are you?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: Pretty good?
Speaker 1: Give me a full report.
Speaker 4: Well, I've always been under the impression that we've been
Speaker 4: given the wrong impression of crimes and the way there
Speaker 4: are reported. My question is, are the crimes that we
Speaker 4: receive in the media those that are arrested or are
Speaker 4: those prosecuted? There has to be a big difference.
Speaker 1: Well, there is, that's the arrest. So as I know
Speaker 1: how the media exists, Jerry, that television and print and
Speaker 1: talk radio is inherently lazy, and so it's much easier
Speaker 1: to go to a crime scene tape and put up
Speaker 1: some video about what's happening, and to listen to some
Speaker 1: in the media. You would think crime is going down,
Speaker 1: down and down, But every now and then I have
Speaker 1: on John Locke. If you go to crimeresearch dot Org
Speaker 1: and look at the crimes being reported see, there are
Speaker 1: crimes reported, there's one, there's arrest made, which is two.
Speaker 1: There's cases that go to or a plea that's three,
Speaker 1: then a verdict that's four. And so by listening to
Speaker 1: the media, you would think crimes are down, but my
Speaker 1: instinct tells me the crimes are way up despite the
Speaker 1: fact there's less people arrested and prosecuted for provable crimes.
Speaker 1: And let me give you my example. Jerry. There's something
Speaker 1: called Room A in Hamlin County. It's in the new
Speaker 1: Justice Center. He used to be in the Alms and
Speaker 1: Deputy building and Room Ay was the place where every
Speaker 1: person arrested in Hamletin County the night before, between between
Speaker 1: noon and four am, everyone arrested in Hamley County would
Speaker 1: go to roommate and have a bond set. And there's
Speaker 1: something called the bond Committee and they put together a
Speaker 1: chart in which you get check marks and then someone's arrested.
Speaker 1: Let's say you're arrested, Jerry's arrested, who is Jerry. Well,
Speaker 1: there's there's a bond report that tells you what you
Speaker 1: scored your on your offence, and then you get a
Speaker 1: bond or don't get a bond. In the good old days.
Speaker 1: It was common for criminal defense attorneys like myself, we
Speaker 1: would go down if we didn't have cases that day,
Speaker 1: unless Gaines and I or maybe Rosenwald or other lawyers
Speaker 1: I practiced with, or maybe Logan Halper, Steve Halper would
Speaker 1: come with me and we walked down the Room A
Speaker 1: and we'd walk around looking like lawyers in our suit
Speaker 1: and people would come up to you and say, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm being arraigned, and then you try to you represent them.
Speaker 1: You know, it's a business, not necessarily a profession. And
Speaker 1: at that point a room AY was packed with three
Speaker 1: to four hundred people every night. So and that was
Speaker 1: twenty years ago, ten years ago, and there were a
Speaker 1: lot of people being arrested and bonds were set. My wife,
Speaker 1: Penny Cunningham was in the prosecutor's office. She was in
Speaker 1: Room A calling the cases with another young lawyer named
Speaker 1: Melissa Powers. The two of them would call cases and
Speaker 1: relate to the court this is what Jerry did. These
Speaker 1: are the allegations. There are only allegations. Then the judge
Speaker 1: was set the bond. Three to four other cases. About
Speaker 1: six months ago, I had a friend of mine with
Speaker 1: a PBC, which is a passing bad check charge and
Speaker 1: I said, I'll represent her. I went down to court,
Speaker 1: got there a quart u to nine. David Wood is
Speaker 1: now the prosecutor there. And I walk up to David
Speaker 1: and I said, hey, am I the wrong room here?
Speaker 1: Looking around here was like nobody in the room.
Speaker 3: Ay.
Speaker 1: He said, oh, that's the way it is today. I said,
Speaker 1: what do you mean? He said, cops on arresting people.
Speaker 1: I said, well, you used to have three hundred. Now
Speaker 1: there's like fifty on the docket. He said yes. I
Speaker 1: said this is crazy, and I asked him why again?
Speaker 1: He said, I don't want cops and not arresting people.
Speaker 1: The message in the urban area is don't arrest people.
Speaker 1: It used to be if you were driving a little fast,
Speaker 1: to pull you over, okay, you got some warrange. You know,
Speaker 1: if a driver's license, you're under arrest. That doesn't happen anymore.
Speaker 1: It used to be if you smoke marijuana, walking around
Speaker 1: smoking pot, you got arrested. Guess what, you don't get
Speaker 1: arrested anymore. And so therefore the politicians say, you know
Speaker 1: crime is down. No, no, the reporting of crime is up,
Speaker 1: crime commission is up. But a rest are down can
Speaker 1: you smell when I'm cooking. To point, I follow it.
Speaker 2: But I know what you're saying, but it just seems.
Speaker 5: Not the way it should be.
Speaker 1: Right if you do it. I'll give you another example.
Speaker 1: Warren County. I'm watching yesterday. We got this big ten
Speaker 1: tennis tournament going on and they have a lieutenant in
Speaker 1: Warren County and Sheriff MEM's up there does a great job.
Speaker 1: But he said, look, we just had twenty five car
Speaker 1: break ins in a hotel in the tennis tournament and
Speaker 1: they target it out of state plate. So if you
Speaker 1: had an out of state plate and you had a
Speaker 1: late model car you got broken into. And he said,
Speaker 1: the reason is is because there's cash in there. There's
Speaker 1: there might be computers, might be cell phones, and there
Speaker 1: might be guns. I mean, guns is an important item.
Speaker 1: They want to steal guns and that's a bad message
Speaker 1: for the Try State. And Warren County is tough. They
Speaker 1: want people arrested and they have a prosecutor there named
Speaker 1: Hochel that will arrest and prosecute people. They used to
Speaker 1: have a lot of problems in King's Island and stop
Speaker 1: because the prosecutor Warren County said, what not putting up
Speaker 1: with this. They had high bonds and they got convicted
Speaker 1: and got sent to prison. But the message is said
Speaker 1: that if you break into cars, guess what, you're in
Speaker 1: good shape. But that's where we are. Let's continue.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 1: We have Jack and Yellow Spring, Joe and Jerry and
Speaker 1: Jenny and thousands of others. Jack and Yellow Springs, give
Speaker 1: me a full report. What do you want to talk about?
Speaker 10: Hey?
Speaker 18: Yeah, with regard to the upcoming presidential election, very clearly,
Speaker 18: issues policies are not going to be the factor they
Speaker 18: might be these last couple of months that they would
Speaker 18: ordinarily be another election, simply because this election is going
Speaker 18: to be about the presidential personalities, going to be about engagement, turnout,
Speaker 18: It's going to be about energy. These the thieves, the
Speaker 18: candidates demonstrate a thirty or forty percent of this electric
Speaker 18: has been salivating, has been salivating for no Biden, no Trump,
Speaker 18: no Clinton. They've been wanting a younger ticket that they
Speaker 18: could attach to. And that's what this election is going to.
Speaker 2: Be about the last couple of months.
Speaker 18: I'll hang up and hear your thoughts.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jack, thank you. Well, you know, the two
Speaker 1: of them, if you take the Democratic ticket, the two
Speaker 1: of them are older, and then Donald Trump and Jade Vance.
Speaker 1: It's Kamala Harris, believe or not, as sixty years old.
Speaker 1: She's been in public life for about thirty five years
Speaker 1: since she and Mayor Willie Brown hooked up, and she's
Speaker 1: been there for a long time. And running with her
Speaker 1: is Tim Wallas, who's sixty years old going on seventy.
Speaker 1: Who's to the left of Bernie Sanders. You know, when
Speaker 1: these objective sources start telling you who's a liberal who's
Speaker 1: not liberal? It seems, according to the experts like Matt Race,
Speaker 1: that somehow Kamala Harris is to the left of Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 1: And as you say, there will not be an examination
Speaker 1: by the media about the actual policies of each of
Speaker 1: the candidates, because if that is known, if the American
Speaker 1: people are as well informed as you and I, Trump
Speaker 1: would win in a landslide. Now many are concerned about
Speaker 1: his personality is sticking his foot in his mouth and peccadillos,
Speaker 1: But damn it, his policies work. On the other side,
Speaker 1: the media, which should be independent and objective, is in
Speaker 1: the business of electing Kamala Harris because of her gender
Speaker 1: and because of her because of her race, not because
Speaker 1: of her policies. If American people know her policies, she's unelectable.
Speaker 1: But the media will keep that from you, hoping you'll
Speaker 1: vote in ignorance. Let's continue now with Joe and Anderson.
Speaker 1: Joe and Anderson. Then a call from Alabama later on,
Speaker 1: Joe and Anderson, give me a full report. Your discussions
Speaker 1: are what if any? Yeah, I had an.
Speaker 15: Idea about a campaign at mister Trump could run kind
Speaker 15: of going off, which just said not even about policy.
Speaker 15: There's a clip, probably a couple of years old at
Speaker 15: this point, and they are interviewing Donald about, you know,
Speaker 15: the withdrawal from Afghanistan, and he's telling the Taliban leader
Speaker 15: don't touch an American while we're pulling out. And he says,
Speaker 15: why should I do that? And he pulls out a
Speaker 15: picture of the taliban leader's house. And after that, obviously
Speaker 15: no more casualties until that wonderful withdrawal a couple of
Speaker 15: years ago, three years ago to the day yesterday. I
Speaker 15: guess ye, yes, and you can trast that with h
Speaker 15: I think probably you know guy you back in November.
Speaker 15: I don't know what network goes on, but someone asked, Kamala,
Speaker 15: you know, what do you say to Iron about getting
Speaker 15: involved with with Israel?
Speaker 5: And her response is just don't And they say don't, don't,
Speaker 5: just don't. Yeah, great leadership right there.
Speaker 1: So well, Jo Joe, I would say this. I don't
Speaker 1: know if you saw the video, but yesterday was the
Speaker 1: third commemoration of the withdrawal from Afghanistan that resulted in
Speaker 1: thirteen American soldiers being murdered, dozens of others injured, and
Speaker 1: tens of thousands of our friends in Afghanistan killed. And
Speaker 1: then yesterday they had the big parade with our equipment,
Speaker 1: with our helicopters, our Bradley's, our tanks and coming down
Speaker 1: the main thoroughfare in Cobble, Afghanistan, mocking us again and
Speaker 1: again and again. And I'm waiting for the mainstream media
Speaker 1: to cover that. Do you think maybe tonight, Lester Holtz
Speaker 1: or ABC or CBS is going to cover what happened
Speaker 1: yesterday and Afghanistan is our eighty seven billion dollars in
Speaker 1: equipment is paraded through the streets of Kabble, as little
Speaker 1: girls are being sold off from brutalized and our allies
Speaker 1: are being murdered. Do you think the mainstream media going
Speaker 1: to cover that at all.
Speaker 15: I have my doubts and I will not be watching,
Speaker 15: but I know you'll watch.
Speaker 1: We don't have to, you know, I'll watch it, and
Speaker 1: I'll well, it wasn't on last night. I doubt it
Speaker 1: because it makes Kamala Harris, who said she agreed one
Speaker 1: percent with Joe Biden's policy. I want it out of
Speaker 1: Afghanistan the right way too. But they just pulled the
Speaker 1: plug and the whole thing killing Americans. Afghanist Taliban's in charge.
Speaker 1: Something like two and f thousand American service personnel were killed,
Speaker 1: fourteen thousand were wounded, and now the Taliban are back
Speaker 1: in charge of Afghanistan, mocking us. It looks bad for Biden,
Speaker 1: it looks bad for Harris. So it won't be covered.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your call.
Speaker 15: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Jerry in Alabama, the home of the
Speaker 1: War Eagle, roll Tide. Jerry, give me a full report.
Speaker 1: All is good to talk to you. I've been a
Speaker 1: fan for a long time. Thank you, sir. This whole
Speaker 1: old deal.
Speaker 3: Makes me think from back in twenty sixteen. Uh, it
Speaker 3: feels like, you know, after the convention, there was a
Speaker 3: strong wave of support and for some reason, the Camp
Speaker 3: the Trump campaign seems to have gone silent for an
Speaker 3: extended period of time and basically gave the spotlight to
Speaker 3: someone who shouldn't even be able to be on the
Speaker 3: stage with you.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if maybe he has.
Speaker 3: To change campaign managers again like he did last time.
Speaker 3: But something needs to change because they should still be
Speaker 3: riding the wave from the excitement of the convention. Not
Speaker 3: to mention surviving the shooting, we're giving God instead, we're
Speaker 3: just giving the spotlight to someone who on her best
Speaker 3: day couldn't run a city, much less a country. Well,
Speaker 3: and now we've we've got her socialist who you know,
Speaker 3: like him and his wife like the smell of freedom
Speaker 3: when the city's burning. Yeah, I mean this should not
Speaker 3: this should not be hard, but but it seems like
Speaker 3: somebody's fumbling the ball here.
Speaker 1: Well, today, at four point thirty, the President Trump is
Speaker 1: giving a news conference. I just watched. I couldn't hear
Speaker 1: what was being said, but Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: appeared on stage to the adoring multitude. And uh, I
Speaker 1: know jd Vance makes daily appearances, but largely they're not covered.
Speaker 1: And the Trumpster is gonna largely not covered. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: has decided to make big campaign rallies the main way
Speaker 1: he communicates, along with his truth social account. And I
Speaker 1: know one thing that the policies of Donald Trump worked magnificently,
Speaker 1: and the policies of Kamala Harrison, San Francisco and California
Speaker 1: worked horribly. And it's gotta be uh. Look, look look
Speaker 1: what Sanders looks like, or Portland or LA or Chicago,
Speaker 1: just Washington, DCGE just look at the city. And the
Speaker 1: longer the Democrat liberals are in charge, the worst each
Speaker 1: city looks. And that's what he wants to do to
Speaker 1: the whole nation. But Jerry, thanks for your calls. I'm
Speaker 1: up against the clock. But I often say that God
Speaker 1: Almighty's in charge, and I pray to Saint Michael on
Speaker 1: a regular basis, the archangel to to come to our assistance.
Speaker 1: If we don't help ourselves, no one's going to help us.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your calls and thousands on the hold.
Speaker 1: I'll get to you maybe tomorrow on news radio seven
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Speaker 1: How are you hearing its sounding now?
Speaker 19: A little?
Speaker 1: Timmy quiet? I'm brought cash.
Speaker 2: Guy.
Speaker 1: You know, rock The relegations being made earlier by someone
Speaker 1: close to me because you wear a red shirt. Who
Speaker 1: said that you had a Kamala Harris sign. Why not
Speaker 1: stand up in your yard? He said you were a
Speaker 1: tight end. I said he might have a tight end,
Speaker 1: but he was a linebacker. You fool number fifty. My
Speaker 1: wife said, Timmy, No, women today are getting different, very difficult.
Speaker 1: Tim Wall's you know, former football coach. That's your guy.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's your guy, right there, isn't it it is?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 1: You can get a family.
Speaker 7: You got any of the boys still uh with w
Speaker 7: WE action at six o'clock when you go into the
Speaker 7: dining room anymore.
Speaker 6: No, it's every night. I mean two nights ago. I
Speaker 6: lost the Middle Rock through the Littlest Rock just off
Speaker 6: the bed, just off the bed.
Speaker 1: Just chucked him. Why why did you do that? Stop
Speaker 1: the match? Get the hell out of my ring? Is
Speaker 1: that what you said?
Speaker 13: Definitely?
Speaker 6: Where we starts in our house about between nine and
Speaker 6: nine thirty pm.
Speaker 1: Get the hell out of my bed.
Speaker 6: Chaos is I want to like kind of wind down
Speaker 6: and get the bed. Maybe a little pot you know,
Speaker 6: they got a bell ding ding ding, and it's on. Well,
Speaker 6: what happened to the Middle Rock? When the little Rock?
Speaker 6: How old is the littlest Rock? He's the most rock
Speaker 6: and he will turn.
Speaker 13: Four?
Speaker 6: Uh this Sunday. He can take a punch. He can
Speaker 6: take a punch. Well, the twenty we're celebrating his birth him.
Speaker 6: He can take a punch. He can take a punch.
Speaker 1: That's good. Well, what did you do to the Middle Rock?
Speaker 1: Put him in the corner, spanked his rear end I say,
Speaker 1: pick him up and say, your ass is about to
Speaker 1: be cherry red. The other I didn't say anything. It
Speaker 1: just happened. Boom. What did he say them? Sorry to eighty. Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, and he said, will never do it again
Speaker 1: until tonight. You want to bet the.
Speaker 7: Bigger, the bigger rock Than pinned the middle one and
Speaker 7: Rocky went one, two three. That's it, People's one fall.
Speaker 7: Now you brought up yesterday. You're a good friend, Jamar Chase. Yes,
Speaker 7: this morning I'm watching is great news. I'm watching everything.
Speaker 7: He's in Chicago, and if he goes, that's a good sign.
Speaker 7: If he doesn't go, it's gonna be bad. So why
Speaker 7: is it a good sign that Jamar Chase is going
Speaker 7: to be in Chicago? According to Jack Crumley playing the
Speaker 7: Cleveland Browns, that's a different story. They're gonna be a
Speaker 7: little little juxtaposition. But why is that a good good thing?
Speaker 6: Well, because if he's not I thought it was a
Speaker 6: little bit of a red flare when he didn't show
Speaker 6: up to practice a few days ago, because this whole
Speaker 6: time he'd been not practicing. But he's there, it's a
Speaker 6: hold in. At least it seems a little more cordialing. Hey,
Speaker 6: we're gonna try to work this out. But but then
Speaker 6: when he didn't show up, then it's like, okay, is
Speaker 6: this advancing to the next level of egregiousness here. So
Speaker 6: the fact that he's with the team, I think is
Speaker 6: a good thing, certainly much better than the alternative if
Speaker 6: he wasn't there.
Speaker 1: So they're saying it to my chase. Is that Mike
Speaker 1: Brown talking.
Speaker 6: Like that, you gotta get in there though he's playing
Speaker 6: like three weeks, playing like three weeks.
Speaker 1: So you got you got four million and some sort
Speaker 1: of roster bonus. He's doll one million this year, so
Speaker 1: he's got three point nine million in his pocket.
Speaker 6: Here, here's what I'm projecting, projecting, hoping will happen. Let's
Speaker 6: just say, look, Jamar, you got two years on your deal.
Speaker 6: We want you to be your long term, but just
Speaker 6: it just from a schedule standpoint. Cool, it doesn't, it
Speaker 6: doesn't work right now. But let's throw ten million dollars
Speaker 6: on your salary this year. Okay, Now you're making about
Speaker 6: fourteen You're happy, but not totally happy.
Speaker 1: He can do that, chairs why wouldn't you do it?
Speaker 6: Just throw ten on it and say call and call today.
Speaker 6: Now you're not throwing one hundred and thirty on it,
Speaker 6: you're not throwing thirty.
Speaker 1: Five a year on it. You're okay, accepted, accept that.
Speaker 1: Look athletes like him want to feel appreciate.
Speaker 6: At least now he feels a little more appreciated than
Speaker 6: he does now when he's looking around league sat women,
Speaker 6: I'm like one of the top five receivers in the league,
Speaker 6: and I'm making only four million bucks. When this guy's
Speaker 6: making that, I already thought I get it. So give him,
Speaker 6: give him a little, you know, a little tree and okay,
Speaker 6: but nothing that's gonna just you totally deter and derail
Speaker 6: the Bengals playing in terms of the salary cap. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and then renegotiate next year when you clear t Higgins
Speaker 6: off the payroll, and then you go from there.
Speaker 1: How about this? They sound like a plan or No, No,
Speaker 1: that's that's terrible. That's terrible.
Speaker 15: L s U.
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow throwing to Justin Jefferson and Jamar Chase cheez
Speaker 1: on the heights. They have sixty touchdowns a year, fifty.
Speaker 1: I mean they lose, they didn't lose, but no, they
Speaker 1: made mince meat of the company. They only beat Alabama
Speaker 1: by the greatest college football team ever. I asked that,
Speaker 1: didn't I asked? Didn't I ask JB that question? Remember
Speaker 1: that sitting there at your desk, I was in some
Speaker 1: sort of a deal. And I asked Joe Burrow if
Speaker 1: his l s U team had teed it up, oh
Speaker 1: God in Heaven against the Alabama team the year before,
Speaker 1: who would win that game? And he said, L s U?
Speaker 1: How good were they were good? Well, you think he's
Speaker 1: going to say Alabama. Yes, I thought he'd pick Alabama
Speaker 1: roll tied. And by the way, it was this close
Speaker 1: to coming to ucee. That was what stopped him. Well,
Speaker 1: I got a call from I got a position here
Speaker 1: in LSU. Do you want to come down? Go Tigers,
Speaker 1: Go Tigers. I heard you're pretty good. You got a quarterback.
Speaker 1: You want to compete going down to the by you
Speaker 1: on down here, boy? And he said, okay, I'll be there,
Speaker 1: be there. It was that close to maybe Desmond Ritter
Speaker 1: having competition was first year was good but okay over
Speaker 1: the moon. And then just all of a sudden, justin
Speaker 1: Jefferson and Jamar Chase, before they were justin Jefferson and
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase, they weren't even people yet, were they? Jamar
Speaker 1: was a little bit, but not Justin. Jefferson say give
Speaker 1: me some sports and make it fast, because we have
Speaker 1: a linebacker here, not a tight end will.
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Speaker 1: Well she's in action today. I got a call from
Speaker 1: Peyton Sterns last night. She lost in the singles, right
Speaker 1: but one of the doubles. She will be here we
Speaker 1: think tomorrow at one thirty. Peyton Sterns. That's an update.
Speaker 1: And I got a match set up between my regular
Speaker 1: producer and Peyton Sterns.
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Speaker 7: Sterns are gonna go at it. There's a report all
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Speaker 7: Peyton Sterns in the matchup.
Speaker 1: Nothing against the agile, nothing of the sheriff. Of the sheriff,
Speaker 1: you're no fake, You're a genuine idiot. Thank you, welcome,
Speaker 1: thank you.
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Speaker 1: The Bengals are in Chicago right now on the field
Speaker 1: and they practicing enjoys.
Speaker 7: It's raining there apparently, and the two teams meet Saturday
Speaker 7: in preseason Game two.
Speaker 6: There's maltof cocktails going off down in downtown Chicago.
Speaker 1: Soide, I think that, uh, I think that's tomorrow. There's
Speaker 1: nothing going on.
Speaker 7: I think Zach Taylor's taking the team down to the
Speaker 7: Democratic National Convention to kind.
Speaker 1: Of look they and I have been fortunate and blessed.
Speaker 19: During the course of being vice president, have many situations
Speaker 19: where it becomes clear to me that there are, you know,
Speaker 19: people of every agent and gender, by the way, who
Speaker 19: see something about being the first that lets them know
Speaker 19: they don't need to be limited by other people's limited.
Speaker 1: Understanding.
Speaker 5: Who can do.
Speaker 1: You understand? The worst is coming out.
Speaker 13: Of my mouth?
Speaker 7: No, why does she when she talks she uses the
Speaker 7: same word fifty times?
Speaker 6: Because I'm about program She's not mentally competent enough to
Speaker 6: be a free thinker sake, she must be programmed in
Speaker 6: the morning multiple times. Then she goes out and regurgitat
Speaker 6: and then the next thing comes out. Okay, what's the
Speaker 6: list of the talking points there, mister campaign manager.
Speaker 1: Okay, I must say, uh, I'm gonna outlaw price gouging.
Speaker 7: I bet you, I bet your Crogres's going doing handstands
Speaker 7: down there downtown.
Speaker 1: Well Rock, you've said it before that if she cannot
Speaker 1: be beaten ball then the Republican Party you might also
Speaker 1: fold up the tennant. But we can't beat her. It's over.
Speaker 6: Can't beat her then, apparently then the country is different
Speaker 6: and it's not been painful enough for people. I think
Speaker 6: it's been pretty painful for folks last couple of years.
Speaker 6: Grocery prices, inflation. Where should come?
Speaker 1: Hey, Donald, I.
Speaker 14: Do hope you'll reconsider to meet me on the debate stage.
Speaker 1: This is pretty good by her. This is good by her.
Speaker 7: Yea, this is more or less coherent because, as.
Speaker 13: The saying goes, if you've got something to say.
Speaker 20: Yay, there's an original debate is going to break records
Speaker 20: because in my opinion, the presidency lies on that debate.
Speaker 6: There's only going to be one whoever wins, because I
Speaker 6: just mean, I can't schedule wise, can't do the next
Speaker 6: one that is going to tell the truth because so
Speaker 6: many people are going to watch that see the media
Speaker 6: can't hide her on that. Trump better be prepared to
Speaker 6: do what he should and will do.
Speaker 1: You're crying. Is the confidence level you have in that happening?
Speaker 1: I was up, then I'm down. Then I got Now
Speaker 1: I'm going back the other way. I'm going back the
Speaker 1: other way. You're back up. No, I'm back down. I'm
Speaker 1: back there, I'm back down. I'm going from he can't
Speaker 1: lose possibly to this woman who thinks way of a
Speaker 1: relationship with North Korea.
Speaker 9: What you just said is one of the most insanely
Speaker 9: idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in
Speaker 9: your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything
Speaker 9: that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this
Speaker 9: room is now dumber for having listened to it. I
Speaker 9: award you no points, and may God have mercy on
Speaker 9: your soul. Wow, that's putting the cheese on a cracker.
Speaker 1: And well, if you lose to her with this guy
Speaker 1: who's got one hundred thousand people, if you lose this
Speaker 1: race at this time to those two, that God have
Speaker 1: mercy on us sake. Have you given a sports yet?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I didn't hear it.
Speaker 6: I said, I mentioned the Reds, I mentioned amount of
Speaker 6: fights they'll be at the Bengals Bears practice. I say
Speaker 6: four three to four. Well do you see Drive Mayo,
Speaker 6: who's the new head coach of the Patriots. He had
Speaker 6: He had a very I think, interesting and effective policy
Speaker 6: when it comes to fighting.
Speaker 1: He said, because look, if you find a guy that.
Speaker 6: Wasn't caring, gonna five five thousand dollars, that doesn't do anything,
Speaker 6: she got to hit him, wear herts. So he said,
Speaker 6: if a starter fights, they will play the entire preseason game.
Speaker 6: And if a backup fights, you don't get to play
Speaker 6: in the game.
Speaker 1: That would do it.
Speaker 6: That's effective because no start no better and wants to
Speaker 6: play even ten snaps in there, let alone the whole game.
Speaker 1: So sir, I will not be fighting. That's not right there.
Speaker 1: Maybe try that with your three kids at night. Have
Speaker 1: you thought about something, all right? If you fight, that
Speaker 1: means I'm gonna beat your ass every night for a week.
Speaker 1: If you don't fight, we'll give you lots of ice cream.
Speaker 1: It's just a fine line.
Speaker 6: Because you want, you want, you want to foster, you know,
Speaker 6: strong young men, right, I want to discourage you know,
Speaker 6: being physical and that sort of thing. You can't throw
Speaker 6: your four year old brother off the bed like a
Speaker 6: cartoon or something.
Speaker 1: Just just just push a shove boom boom. Might need
Speaker 1: people to beat me. Another segment wants people to beat
Speaker 1: him probably, uh, just throw them off the bed. Just
Speaker 1: just chuck him off the bed. Maybe maybe if a
Speaker 1: day would hurt. I think he's okay, he's looking a
Speaker 1: little cross and then shake them up, get the eyes
Speaker 1: going right there. He throws them off the bed again
Speaker 1: to night and made it'll go back, go back the
Speaker 1: other way. Well, all right, what's on the big show today?
Speaker 1: Got to video? Take this and put it on like
Speaker 1: I should X, I should let us watch it. One
Speaker 1: topic we have, I think it's gonna be interesting.
Speaker 6: At four o'clock, we're gonna do a discussion topic on
Speaker 6: tis the season of the sorority rush, especially in the
Speaker 6: southern schools?
Speaker 1: Right, And it's it's kind of wild. I wouldn't know about.
Speaker 6: That, Like, I mean, there they put out these videos
Speaker 6: and it's in I guess there's these girls are you
Speaker 6: know their outfits costs, you know, ten thousand dollars, all
Speaker 6: this sort of it's just madness. How these these sorority rushes.
Speaker 1: Go Sanke's girlfriend in the morning is part of that.
Speaker 1: Isn't she in there?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't have one. It's in her name at lease,
Speaker 1: you know. So we're gonna talk about that. But it's interesting.
Speaker 6: On one hand, you got on some colleges you have
Speaker 6: anti Israel protests going on. In other colleges you have
Speaker 6: like like group dances going on and girls flipping their
Speaker 6: hair around and group sex looks like great, yeah, looks great.
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