Speaker 1: All right now, Billy cunning in the Great American welcome
Speaker 1: this Thursday afternoon in the Tri State Reds Baseball off today,
Speaker 1: back out at Froddy Saturday and Sunday in Detroit. Some
Speaker 1: have said this could be a preview of the World
Speaker 1: Series this year, as Rob Sanders continue and had faith
Speaker 1: open charity. You might recall in nineteen forty nineteen forty,
Speaker 1: the Reds beat the Tigers to win the World Series
Speaker 1: in nineteen forty, so some are saying this is a
Speaker 1: precursor to the World Series this year, which is the Tigers,
Speaker 1: the best team in baseball at this point by record,
Speaker 1: is playing the Reds. Things are lined up properly. Plus
Speaker 1: after one o'clock today, the county commissioners are having some
Speaker 1: powwow relative to the Bengals. Lease, We'll not sure what
Speaker 1: that is. Whether it's tight down there. I've called a
Speaker 1: few people, No one's talking about it. Plus later on
Speaker 1: we have the Blue Ash facility with Rob Majunus is
Speaker 1: going to be here to talk about his decisions whether
Speaker 1: to procede or not. Plus so much more, including in
Speaker 1: the attack on Iran, appears to be eminent between the
Speaker 1: Israel and Iran. All hell is about to break loose.
Speaker 1: Plus we have riots over many American cities soon to
Speaker 1: come to a village near you. On top of all that,
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Rob,
Speaker 1: do you have faith, hope and charity or just faith?
Speaker 1: What do you have about the Reds and the Tigers,
Speaker 1: a precursor to the twenty twenty five World Series.
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 3: Well, Willie, I have hope.
Speaker 4: I don't know that I have faith in any Cincinnati
Speaker 4: sports these days, because we seem to be cursed, whether
Speaker 4: it's the Reds of the Bengals or the Cyclones.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I shouldn't throw the Cyclones and then they have a
Speaker 4: little bit better luck. They've won some championships, but the
Speaker 4: Reds and the Bengals certainly yank defeat from the jaws
Speaker 4: of victory on many occasions and disappoint the loyal fans
Speaker 4: like me. Nevertheless, I always have hope that they're going
Speaker 4: to prove me and everyone else that's hating on them wrong.
Speaker 4: I know we got the fiftieth anniversary of the Big
Speaker 4: Red Machine coming up, yes, and I was too little
Speaker 4: to really remember much of the Big Red Machine at
Speaker 4: least of their world championships, because I was only about
Speaker 4: three years old back then, two or three years old.
Speaker 3: But you know, I can.
Speaker 4: At least say that I was alive the last time
Speaker 4: a Cincinnati team won a world championship. And I'm ever
Speaker 4: hopeful that before I croak and go to meet my maker,
Speaker 4: that perhaps the Bengels will bring home the Lombardi trophies.
Speaker 3: You know, that would be nice.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about pac Man Jones, a wonderful character. When
Speaker 1: he played for the Bengals, made a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Now he's got serious problems, keep getting himself in difficulties,
Speaker 1: trying to get on airplanes to fights in bars. What
Speaker 1: news do we have this Thursday afternoon on pac Man Jones.
Speaker 4: Well, Willie, he's been in trouble all over the places
Speaker 4: you well know. He's gotten himself arrested in Vegas, in Texas,
Speaker 4: got real close to home in Boone County, and now
Speaker 4: unfortunately he's brought his Shenan against the Kenton County. He
Speaker 4: had a run in with the Covington Police Department on
Speaker 4: Friday night into Saturday morning, June the seventh to point
Speaker 4: twenty five that resulted in his arrest. We presented that
Speaker 4: case today to the Kenton County Grand Jury, and this
Speaker 4: is breaking news. I don't think anybody knows this yet,
Speaker 4: but the grand jury has voted to indict mister Jones
Speaker 4: on five different counts. Four of those are misdemeanors. One
Speaker 4: is a felony for assault in a third degree and
Speaker 4: that's for elbowing a police officer in the mouth, a
Speaker 4: uniformed police officer. So there was no doubt that he
Speaker 4: was a police officer acting in the course of his employment.
Speaker 4: And of course it took place in the Kenton County
Speaker 4: Detention Center Willie, which is you can imagine, there's not
Speaker 4: many places you can go in the Kenton County Detention
Speaker 4: Center and not be on camera. So, in addition to
Speaker 4: the fact that all the officers involved, not just the
Speaker 4: officer that arrested mister Jones, but the two Kenton County
Speaker 4: Jailed deputies who were there for intake trying to book
Speaker 4: him into the county jail, as well as another Kenton
Speaker 4: County Police officer who was there on a totally unrelated arrest.
Speaker 4: But mister Jones was causing such a ruckus that he
Speaker 4: had to come over and assist the Covington officer and
Speaker 4: why that was happy opening. Mister Jones threw an elbow
Speaker 4: into the officer's mouth, busting his lip, causing his lip
Speaker 4: to bleed, and for that, the Kenton County Grand Jury
Speaker 4: has decided that there is probable cause to believe that
Speaker 4: a felony has been committed for assaulting a third degree,
Speaker 4: as well as for misdemeanors two counts of menacing, one
Speaker 4: kunt of disorderly conduct in the second degree, and one
Speaker 4: kind of resisting arrest. So I anticipate he will probably
Speaker 4: be back in Kenton County, only in the circuit court
Speaker 4: this time where felony cases are handled, sometime in the
Speaker 4: next two weeks for his arraignment, and we will proceed
Speaker 4: forthwith to get this case. I anticipate the trial as
Speaker 4: soon as possible, is it?
Speaker 1: I assume he's still locked up as he may bond
Speaker 1: yet do you know.
Speaker 4: Oh no, he's this assault third degree, believe it or not,
Speaker 4: William Kentucky. Assaulting a police officers are lowest level felony offense,
Speaker 4: which is still infuriating to me. But that's the soapbox
Speaker 4: for another day. But he's looking at one to five
Speaker 4: years to that class TO felony. But Kentucky, if you're
Speaker 4: charged with the lowest level felony with few exceptions, they
Speaker 4: give you what's called administrative release. So mister Jones probably
Speaker 4: only spent a few hours in the detention center before
Speaker 4: he was cut loose on some minimal bond. It really
Speaker 4: wasn't the judge's fault. Kentucky Supreme Court has set the
Speaker 4: amounts for these class D felonies these days, so usually
Speaker 4: sometimes they get out before the judge even knows they're
Speaker 4: in the jail. But even if the judge does review
Speaker 4: the case, it's the directives there to keep the bonds
Speaker 4: as minimal as possible for these low level felonies. So
Speaker 4: he probably had enough money in his wallet to bond
Speaker 4: himself out of jail.
Speaker 1: Have you noticed that his behavior is getting worse and
Speaker 1: worse and worse. I played golf with him, believe it
Speaker 1: or not, and a great guy this going back six
Speaker 1: seven years. Wonderful pac man Jones. But what happens with
Speaker 1: athletes and I guess others. He's living at the top
Speaker 1: level of life with girls and going out and partying
Speaker 1: and money and cash and jewelry and diamonds and gold
Speaker 1: and Lamborghini's all of a sudden that's taken away and
Speaker 1: he disintegrates, in fact, as pac Man Jones.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 1: Now he's doing anything at this point other than being
Speaker 1: pac Man Jones.
Speaker 4: Well, I know, he went on the internet and apparently
Speaker 4: he's got a podcast that, from what I understand, is
Speaker 4: rather successful, you know, which only makes you wonder what
Speaker 4: on earth he's thinking. If he's doing well and he
Speaker 4: has something significant still to lose, you know, his football
Speaker 4: career might be over, but he's still got this entertainment
Speaker 4: career running a podcast. But here he gets on the
Speaker 4: podcast and starts running his mouth about these charges that
Speaker 4: are pending against him, and claims he's going to sue
Speaker 4: the Covington Police, and that's certainly not going to help
Speaker 4: his case in any way. The only thing it does
Speaker 4: is is light a fire under us that, you know,
Speaker 4: we need to move this case to the system one
Speaker 4: way or the other, because we can't have the public
Speaker 4: out there thinking that something has gone wrong here. We
Speaker 4: want to get everything out. I'm sure that every media
Speaker 4: station in town has put in an open records request
Speaker 4: for the bodycam video. You know, I'm not as a prosecutor.
Speaker 4: I'm not allowed to release the bodycam video because there's
Speaker 4: rules against me putting it out there, But the Kentucky
Speaker 4: Open Records Act still applies, and I know from talking
Speaker 4: to the officials from the City of Covington that they
Speaker 4: are busy redacting those bodycam videos to take the unrelated
Speaker 4: people out of the video or at least block amounts
Speaker 4: so that the public can't see who else was around
Speaker 4: or can't see their personal identifying information. But I suspect
Speaker 4: that those videos will They're required to be released within
Speaker 4: five business days, so by the end of the week
Speaker 4: we will probably start seeing the videos on the news
Speaker 4: of exactly what went down. And frankly, Willie, it might
Speaker 4: just be one continuous beep of leaping out all the
Speaker 4: profanities mister Jones was spewing at the Covington police officers,
Speaker 4: because he barely put any non profane words in between
Speaker 4: the profane ones that he was uttering virtually NonStop during
Speaker 4: his interaction with the police, and I got handed the
Speaker 4: Covington police officers involved. They were unbelievably professional with him.
Speaker 4: They must have asked him or told him to just
Speaker 4: stop about a hundred times.
Speaker 3: And this really should have and could have.
Speaker 4: First of all, could have ended with him not being
Speaker 4: arrested at all, had he just answered the police officers
Speaker 4: questions about the assault they were investigating. But even after
Speaker 4: he was arrested for misdemeanor charges, if he'd had just
Speaker 4: gone along with it and booked in is he's already
Speaker 4: gotten out. You know, the bonds for misdemeanors are even
Speaker 4: lower than felonies.
Speaker 3: He'd have been in and out of.
Speaker 4: The jail, probably as fast as the police officer that
Speaker 4: took him there was gone home. This would have been
Speaker 4: a slap on the wrist. Virtually nothing happens in Kentucky
Speaker 4: over misdemeanor offenses, and it would have just been one
Speaker 4: more story of an Adam Jones arrest. But now he's
Speaker 4: facing actual prison time because he had to frankly, act
Speaker 4: like a juvenile delink went a forty one year old
Speaker 4: juvenile delinquent. You know, police and Covington have enough juvenile
Speaker 4: delinquents running around they have to deal with on a
Speaker 4: day to day basis. We really don't need forty one
Speaker 4: year olds acting like juvenile delinquents and causing problems to
Speaker 4: the police that they don't have the time, nor the
Speaker 4: desire to deal.
Speaker 1: With Rob Sanders. This began on June the seventh at
Speaker 1: a Kentucky bar. He was drunk again and again and
Speaker 1: again DC disorderly conduct, don't you know who I am?
Speaker 1: And they did everything in their power not to arrest
Speaker 1: him because they got better things to do. But to
Speaker 1: elbow and to really put to hit a police officer
Speaker 1: causing injury on camera is something you can't ignore.
Speaker 2: Correct, that's over the line.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not Willy in this. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Maybe he thinks that he's still in Las Vegas or
Speaker 4: he's still in wherever it was. It's hard to believe
Speaker 4: Texas would be a soft on crime town. But you know,
Speaker 4: one of these jurisdics was maybe Hamilton County. I know
Speaker 4: he's been in trouble over there and not gotten a
Speaker 4: whole lot in a way of punishment, But we don't
Speaker 4: look kindly on that in Kenton County. And if you
Speaker 4: elbow a police officer in the mouth, especially if you
Speaker 4: do it on video camera. But if you elbow one
Speaker 4: of our police officers in the mouth, whether you're Adam
Speaker 4: Jones or anybody else, you can count on facing a
Speaker 4: felony charge.
Speaker 3: We indict case is like this.
Speaker 4: Every Thursday afternoon when our grand jury meets, there are
Speaker 4: people that are indicted for doing the same stupid thing,
Speaker 4: whether it's a punch or a kick, or an elbow
Speaker 4: or we had another one that just came in that
Speaker 4: was a headbutt of somebody that was handcuffed and headbutted
Speaker 4: an officer. We get these things every week, Willie. But
Speaker 4: the nice thing about Kenton County is this is a
Speaker 4: small enough jurisdiction where these cases don't just get swept
Speaker 4: under the rug. They don't just get pled out to
Speaker 4: some nonsensical charge. We appreciate the fact that our law
Speaker 4: enforcement officers in this county protect us, and we do
Speaker 4: everything we can to protect them as well. So we
Speaker 4: still treat us aults on police officers. It's the serious
Speaker 4: felony offenses the Kentucky law says.
Speaker 3: That they are.
Speaker 4: And like everyone else that is foolish enough to punch
Speaker 4: or kick or headbutt or elbow a police officer, Adam
Speaker 4: Jones is going to face the same accountability in a
Speaker 4: court of law that anybody else in this county would.
Speaker 1: Well, how about this is he actually facing time in jail?
Speaker 1: I saw it on a police officer. Is this something
Speaker 1: one to five in Kentucky? Do guys actually go to
Speaker 1: prison on this kind of thing?
Speaker 4: Yeah, willing one to five years in prison. You know,
Speaker 4: I've tried three four assault on police officer trials, I
Speaker 4: think in the last twelve months, and we've gotten guilty
Speaker 4: on three out of the four. One was a mistrial
Speaker 4: because of the attorney misconducts, So that one we're going
Speaker 4: to have to do over. But you know, that's just
Speaker 4: me and my office. You know, I'm one of a
Speaker 4: dozen prosecutors here that tries these cases on a regular basis,
Speaker 4: and you know, if need be, we're going to try
Speaker 4: this one. But people go to prison for this in Kentucky, Willie,
Speaker 4: this is this is not a soft on crime, you know,
Speaker 4: hug a thug, catch and release mentality over here. We
Speaker 4: protect our police officers in Kentucky. Low says, it's a
Speaker 4: felling and we treated accordingly.
Speaker 2: Well, let's talk briefly about Kyle McMullan.
Speaker 1: I'm watching you last night on Channel nineteen where nineteen
Speaker 1: stands for news, relating some of the information about Kyle McMullin,
Speaker 1: who did something that has never happened before for in Kenton, County. Now,
Speaker 1: I understand this is a family show, So can you
Speaker 1: relate what Cole McMullan did.
Speaker 3: It's best I can, Willie.
Speaker 4: You know, there's a lot that went on here that's
Speaker 4: probably not fit for radio according to the FCC. So
Speaker 4: I know Tony Bender's apparently on vacation. I guess getting
Speaker 4: as much vacation time as you do these days. But
Speaker 4: whoever's working your dumb button today, get your finger ready
Speaker 4: just in case I crossed the line. But Kyle McMullan
Speaker 4: made it very difficult on me because he was outside
Speaker 4: of a local restaurant here in Covington. I don't want
Speaker 4: to name the name of that restaurant because it really
Speaker 4: wasn't their fault, and I don't want people to think
Speaker 4: this goes on there all the time. This is the
Speaker 4: first time I've heard of something like this happening. There's
Speaker 4: a mother and her daughter eating dinner in this restaurant,
Speaker 4: and it's got a big storefront glass window there where
Speaker 4: you can see outside into the parking lot.
Speaker 3: And mister McMullen.
Speaker 4: Reportedly took all his clothes off and stood in front
Speaker 4: of that window and started flogging his manhood. If you
Speaker 4: will I think I might be able to say that
Speaker 4: on air, but touching himself sexually in front of this
Speaker 4: seven year old child, and the child reported it to
Speaker 4: her mother, and the mother reported it to police, and
Speaker 4: shortly there after, you know, Kyle McMullen was located by
Speaker 4: officers where he was putting his police sorry, I'm started
Speaker 4: putting his clothes back on. When police officers approached, he
Speaker 4: immediately and without provocation, started.
Speaker 3: Telling them that he was not a pervert, which I
Speaker 3: find rather ironic.
Speaker 4: But he also told the officers that he didn't have
Speaker 4: clothes on because they had gotten dirty while he was fishing,
Speaker 4: despite the fact that this restaurant is nowhere near the
Speaker 4: Ohio River or any other body of water that you
Speaker 4: would fish in. So I find that to be a
Speaker 4: fishy story, to say the least upon intended. But they
Speaker 4: took him in for questioning, and apparently while he was
Speaker 4: being questioned by a female police detective in Covington, he
Speaker 4: had found that situation arousing enough that he started touching
Speaker 4: himself again during the police interrogation.
Speaker 3: And I can tell you, Willie, I've.
Speaker 4: Seen thousands of hours of interrogation videos from various investigations
Speaker 4: I've been involved with over the years, and I've seen
Speaker 4: some people do some crazy things in those police interrogation rooms,
Speaker 4: especially when the police officers not in the room. But
Speaker 4: in this case, the detective was in the room with
Speaker 4: mister McMullen, and he started pleasuring himself, apparently on video
Speaker 4: in the police interrogation room, right there in front of
Speaker 4: the detective. So this is, needless to say, a bizarre
Speaker 4: case sexual abuse.
Speaker 3: And when you touch.
Speaker 4: Yourself sexually in front of someone who is under the
Speaker 4: age of twelve years old in Kentucky, that is called
Speaker 4: sexual abuse in the first degree. It's a violent Class
Speaker 4: C sellony five to ten years. Not to mention registration
Speaker 4: as a sex offender is obviously very appropriate. But mister
Speaker 4: McMullen was arraigned dago in Kenton County and he's facing
Speaker 4: a preliminary hearing next week, and I anticipate he'll be
Speaker 4: indicted shortly there after once we get his case together
Speaker 4: enter to the Kenton County grand jury.
Speaker 1: Now, maybe Pacman Jones and comic mullon could be together
Speaker 1: in the same cell and just enjoy themselves.
Speaker 2: But all right, Rob Sanders, I don't know what to say.
Speaker 1: The pleasure yourself in front of harry S Covington detectives.
Speaker 2: That's something. I don't know where that ranks.
Speaker 3: But you I don't think.
Speaker 4: This one, this one a Harrys one, there will because
Speaker 4: this one was actually female. Oh, I don't think it's
Speaker 4: appropriate to be doing it in front of any of
Speaker 4: the detectives, regardless of their body hair quantities. No, do
Speaker 4: a bad idea, all right, Roger sick she might take
Speaker 4: even more. Factio Willie said, I'm surprised.
Speaker 3: It didn't go.
Speaker 4: This is the female detective that was in there as
Speaker 4: a former marine, and I wouldn't want to fight her.
Speaker 4: And it's a wonder mister McMullen didn't have to go
Speaker 4: to the hospital before he went to the jail. But
Speaker 4: obviously she used great restraint. Wow, that wasn't necessary.
Speaker 1: All right, Once again, Rob Sanders, you got to write
Speaker 1: a book at some point. I know Joe Dieters is
Speaker 1: going to write a book. You need to write a book.
Speaker 1: But we got to run. And good luck with with
Speaker 1: pac Man Jones and may be doing a hard time
Speaker 1: at Eddieville and finally he's reached the end of the road.
Speaker 1: We'll see what occurs. But Rob Sanders, good luck and
Speaker 1: have a great Thursday afternoon.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, Thanks William, and have a happy
Speaker 4: Father's Day.
Speaker 1: I will, and same to you, Same to you, you will.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham. Pleasure and yourself in
Speaker 1: front of a detective is probably not wise, but pac
Speaker 1: Man Jones getting drunk constantly beating people up and hurting
Speaker 1: cops also not so good. More to coom Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW Billy Cunningham, the Great American
Speaker 1: And after one o'clock today we have an expert from
Speaker 1: the Heritage Foundation about the riots and more. But until
Speaker 1: then it's been quite a matter of interest the past
Speaker 1: several months. There's a large development proposed by Robson Junis
Speaker 1: of a vander Karr involving Blue Ash Summit Park. Tonight's
Speaker 1: the big pow wow, I think at seven o'clock and
Speaker 1: parking is going to be at a premium, and many
Speaker 1: concerned citizens are going to be there to voice there.
Speaker 1: I think op is poian some their concern and unlike
Speaker 1: the Hyde Park situation, this is completely different. And rob
Speaker 1: first of all, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And I'm holding in my hand here a missive a
Speaker 1: message that you have just sent to the fathers and
Speaker 1: mothers of the city of Blue ass little tree that
Speaker 1: grew from Vanderkarr. So this is kind of breaking news
Speaker 1: in the summit of your development. Tell me what your
Speaker 1: decision is as of about twelve thirty five this afternoon.
Speaker 5: Well, thank you the greatest we have in looking at
Speaker 5: the situation. We felt though that it's in the best
Speaker 5: interest of Blue ash And citizens and the administration and
Speaker 5: council that we have a cool off period and rethink
Speaker 5: this whole development, and we look forward to possibly re
Speaker 5: engaging pretty soon. But we're uh, we're going to uh
Speaker 5: support this effort and uh and you know, rethink it.
Speaker 5: It's a great development. We we've gotten many many inquiries
Speaker 5: from other communities that would actually wanting it, but our
Speaker 5: first choice was was Blue ash And on a great
Speaker 5: site in a in a great community, and.
Speaker 3: People were.
Speaker 5: A small group of people were very very loud.
Speaker 1: And of course the the shiny object gets most of
Speaker 1: the media coverage and rob us but junus, as far
Speaker 1: as what Liza ahead, can you tell us why you're
Speaker 1: pulling up just a few hours before after going through
Speaker 1: I would assume it's private property, privately owned. It's not
Speaker 1: owned by the City of Blue Ash, is privately owned
Speaker 1: by you and your group. What was the reason you're
Speaker 1: pulling it is because it's not going to pass.
Speaker 5: It's not gonna the past. We we we we know that.
Speaker 5: Uh we may have three votes, we just don't have
Speaker 5: that that that fourth vote. And uh, in the interest
Speaker 5: of of of council and and everybody's time, you know,
Speaker 5: it's to to go into the evening. Uh, As you said, Raucus,
Speaker 5: we felt as though that let's let the peace begin.
Speaker 1: At this point. Uh, you're pulling it. There won't be
Speaker 1: a powwow tonight about this. So what lies ahead over
Speaker 1: the next few months. You had told me about a
Speaker 1: week ago that you're considering putting another one thousand apartments,
Speaker 1: uh in that site which is right now vacant land there.
Speaker 2: There's nothing there at all. It's not the plan now.
Speaker 1: It's simply to put more apartments and give up the
Speaker 1: idea of a magnet. By the way, according to what
Speaker 1: you've told me previously, this would give at least a
Speaker 1: million dollars more year to the Sycamore Public Schools. And
Speaker 1: when I have on the Speaker of the House. Next
Speaker 1: week he's going to come. Matt Huffman's going to be
Speaker 1: here to talk about cutting UH state contribution to local
Speaker 1: school districts.
Speaker 5: UH.
Speaker 1: This would give an additional at least one million dollars
Speaker 1: Sycamore Public schools. There's a huge tax income tax ingredient
Speaker 1: of the workers that would be there in order to
Speaker 1: pay for police and fire. But a small vocal minority
Speaker 1: is flapping their jaws. Can you give me the three
Speaker 1: or four things that the city of Blue Ash in
Speaker 1: the sense is giving up because of their opposition.
Speaker 5: Well, in a in a big way in national recognition, Willie,
Speaker 5: we were going to be putting in uh this. Both
Speaker 5: complexes would have been totally camera ready for the people,
Speaker 5: you know, if they wanted Fox Sports and ESPN for some.
Speaker 6: Of the bigger UH sports activities in those in those
Speaker 6: both those venues, So it would have got national experience
Speaker 6: for Blue Ash.
Speaker 5: Although Blue Ash is one of the best places in
Speaker 5: the country to live, but this exposure would have been
Speaker 5: visual to the country. The other thing that's giving up
Speaker 5: is a phenomenal youth sports complex that would have drawn
Speaker 5: people from all over the country to Blue Ash. Those
Speaker 5: people would have been spending money in a way that
Speaker 5: has not been seen in the restaurants and in the
Speaker 5: hospitality on weekends. That's a very very important thing because
Speaker 5: you know, the center of sports in blue ashes is
Speaker 5: in just in some ball fields. But this would have
Speaker 5: brought a very height and awareness of blue ash from
Speaker 5: across the country or the Midwest.
Speaker 1: Could have come back in some other ideation later this
Speaker 1: year or next, you know.
Speaker 5: Right now, I'm not sure because of the fact that
Speaker 5: there's there's been such allowed just there are reviewed of it.
Speaker 5: I think a lot of it is misinformation and misinformed.
Speaker 5: Many almost all the questions that have been uh or
Speaker 5: all the comments of of rebut have been addressed by
Speaker 5: the administration in a calm and in a very detailed way.
Speaker 5: But those those few keep on have they're on there
Speaker 5: on the drums, and they're spreading a message that is
Speaker 5: just causing angst among individuals. And it's I don't know.
Speaker 5: We will see if we will bring it back, but
Speaker 5: I I highly uh, I highly doubt it. You know,
Speaker 5: the my partner Maris which was formerly on al nyer uh,
Speaker 5: they're excited to be uh uh pursuing forward on this
Speaker 5: on this new plan their their focus is multifamily and
Speaker 5: and this is something that they've discussed with me.
Speaker 1: All right, so you know, lie circle the globe before
Speaker 1: truth can take its first step. The misinformation is incredible.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, you can take the same plans to some
Speaker 1: other some other area around the tri State and they'd
Speaker 1: be welcoming open arms. There's this small clique of radicals
Speaker 1: UH in Blue Ash that don't want to advance and
Speaker 1: that they want to have a lot of apartments, and they,
Speaker 1: by the way, the apartments are two to five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a month in rent. And this would have been
Speaker 1: a completely different concept. Private, properly privately owned, privately developed,
Speaker 1: and Blue Ash would benefit. But you know, you get
Speaker 1: the government we deserve. I sense in your voice disappointment.
Speaker 1: You don't understand why this happened. Is that fair to.
Speaker 5: Say, Yeah, I'm I'm I think our whole development team
Speaker 5: is very very disappointed.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 5: Marris and us were very excited to bring such a
Speaker 5: unique UH development that had never been on both sides.
Speaker 5: The field house is never nobody's ever seen this kind
Speaker 5: of thing, and nobody's ever seen this the development. We're
Speaker 5: with the sports fields and surrounded by restaurants and hotels
Speaker 5: and apartments. So this is something that would have been
Speaker 5: extremely unique and brought a lot of attention UH to
Speaker 5: Blue Ash in a in a very good way, a
Speaker 5: positive way.
Speaker 1: Sure, And right now is an empty field. All right,
Speaker 1: Well we'll see what happens down the road. And you know,
Speaker 1: I often say Rob Spatunas and we we get the
Speaker 1: government we deserve. And if a small cadre of radicals
Speaker 1: can spike this development UH for one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: million dollars, it says a lot about them and the
Speaker 1: small group that are complaining. One of the worst comments
Speaker 1: I heard was that, well, we want to know in
Speaker 1: a couple of years, who's going to run the football field,
Speaker 1: who's going to be in charge of the indoor stadium,
Speaker 1: who's going to be in charge? Well, in two years,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but it's private property and it's going
Speaker 1: to be run correctly and the city of Bush is
Speaker 1: going to benefit wonderfully both and especially in these tough
Speaker 1: economic times, to tourism come in and spend money at hotels,
Speaker 1: a large tax and a large fee all going the
Speaker 1: economic vitality would be incredible.
Speaker 2: But you know, we get the government.
Speaker 1: We deserve, and right now, the little tree that grew
Speaker 1: has some problems with some of the limbs.
Speaker 5: Well, i'd like to believe that that we can work
Speaker 5: with counsel in some way, some fashion to finish out
Speaker 5: this development and hopefully in a way that it satisfies
Speaker 5: now the voices that have been so keenly against what
Speaker 5: we're doing. And you know it is what it is.
Speaker 2: That's going to be difficult.
Speaker 1: All right, Rob, thanks for checking in, and so tonight's
Speaker 1: meeting at seven o'clock is called off. You will not
Speaker 1: present whatsoever correct.
Speaker 5: That is correct, sir, and we appreciate your time and
Speaker 5: continue to be the greatest and wave that flag.
Speaker 2: God bless America.
Speaker 1: Rob Smatunis, thank you very much, and God bless you
Speaker 1: and God bless America. Blue Ash needs new leadership obviously,
Speaker 1: because if you don't recognize the value of this, you
Speaker 1: got to get the hell out of public service.
Speaker 2: All right, Rob, thank you very much, and you're a
Speaker 2: great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, let's continue your comments next five, one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WW Hi
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, this is private property and Blue Ash unoccupied,
Speaker 1: and developer shows up with one hundred and fifty million
Speaker 1: dollars in a blank field, will occupy about twenty acres,
Speaker 1: which is about five percent of the land. And there's
Speaker 1: just a feeling in some quarters that we can't let
Speaker 1: this happen. As you may know, the states considering cutbacks
Speaker 1: to public education. I have on the Speaker of the
Speaker 1: House on Monday to talk about it. But if that
Speaker 1: happens with Sycamore Public Schools enjoy having an additional one
Speaker 1: million dollars, with the city of Blue Ash enjoy having
Speaker 1: millions of dollars every year and income taxes, to say
Speaker 1: nothing of the vitality of the of the of the development.
Speaker 1: And the argument is, well, we don't know who's going
Speaker 1: to control this in two years, so damn it. It's
Speaker 1: private property. And Van der Karr has one hell of
Speaker 1: a reputation look at Oakley for conducting things properly.
Speaker 2: Otherwise they're out of business.
Speaker 1: And they're not out of business, they're in business, and
Speaker 1: so ridiculous comments are made. But I think well intended
Speaker 1: individuals that have simply lost their way have no clue
Speaker 1: how business operates. So if there's another fifteen hundred department
Speaker 1: going in. It's not going to have vitality to the community.
Speaker 1: One of the comments from a council member in Blue
Speaker 1: Ash was, after the game, We're going to have a
Speaker 1: bunch of marauding teenagers walking around the Summit Park. These
Speaker 1: are kids from mall Or High School or Sycamore High School,
Speaker 1: or moms and dads of soccer teams that come in
Speaker 1: and they just don't want to move forward. They want
Speaker 1: to say exactly where they They're in favor of nothing
Speaker 1: and oppose everything without purpose. Now, secondly, after one o'clock today,
Speaker 1: I have on a representative of the Harriage Foundation, and
Speaker 1: there's a little bit of a thought going around the world.
Speaker 2: Why not let.
Speaker 1: California, the city of Chicago, the City of New York
Speaker 1: simply simply go away fail, let them continue on the
Speaker 1: course they're on. California right now is a mess. Crime
Speaker 1: is through the roof. Taxes are ridiculous, the school completely dysfunctional.
Speaker 1: You cannot move from place to place without concern for
Speaker 1: your physical safety. Wildfires are everywhere but from liberal environmental
Speaker 1: policies preventing forest management, et cetera. And the city basically
Speaker 1: is burning because of bad liberal policies. Look at what
Speaker 1: they've done to the liberals have done in the city
Speaker 1: of Chicago, for example, or downtown Dayton, Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Sanda is going to be on the same route.
Speaker 1: Have you seen all the shootings happening last night in
Speaker 1: the last twenty four hours in OTR, including the Shake
Speaker 1: store up up in Clifton. Their blood running in the
Speaker 1: streets of OTR. And it's like, well, what are you
Speaker 1: gonna do about it? The answer is very little or nothing.
Speaker 1: And so there comes a point at which Americans have
Speaker 1: got to say, We're done with you. Leave California alone.
Speaker 1: Let them have their riots and their wildfires. And there
Speaker 1: are two hundred But how about this number, one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty thousand gang bangers are in the city of
Speaker 1: Los Angeles. What do you think they were doing during
Speaker 1: the riots? Were they'd like studying? Were they looting Barnes
Speaker 1: and Noble stores? Or was it maybe an Apple store
Speaker 1: and foot locker and Nike stores? The looting, the crime,
Speaker 1: the high cost of business is through the roof.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: And the people, I think normal people have had enough
Speaker 1: getting screwed by government and they can't live anymore. How
Speaker 1: about this three hundred thousand. I said, three hundred thousand
Speaker 1: Californians have left in the past year, and now it's
Speaker 1: going to accelerate.
Speaker 2: What you said.
Speaker 1: Well, a lot of people are saying, let California collapse
Speaker 1: and the rest of America may learn from it and
Speaker 1: maybe change policies.
Speaker 2: If not, what are we to do. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Some have said, and I'm in that camp, that California
Speaker 1: must be allowed to face the results of its lousy
Speaker 1: liberal democratic governance. I think suffering through the full ramifications
Speaker 1: of its decisions, can the voters there finally say, you
Speaker 1: know what, we can't take it anymore. Allowing California to
Speaker 1: collapse would naturally provide a stark warning to the rest
Speaker 1: of the country, because that's what happened when liberal Democrats
Speaker 1: control for decades and longer. The most ridiculous argument I've
Speaker 1: heard is that they were peaceful protests until the cops
Speaker 1: showed up, until the National Guard with California National Guard
Speaker 1: on their vests, and once the cops showed up, that's
Speaker 1: when it became violent. This is absurd. Have you ever
Speaker 1: been peaceful? Now all of a sudden, you see a
Speaker 1: cop and you become violent. Toward that cop. All the
Speaker 1: National Guards trying to do is protect the civil assets
Speaker 1: of the federal government and the state government. And that's
Speaker 1: what they're doing. Ice is there, the FBI is there,
Speaker 1: atf is there, The Marines are there to provide limits
Speaker 1: toecurity for federal buildings. The National Guard is there. How
Speaker 1: do cops cause crime? Cops show up, then crime takes place.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been into OTR or maybe down to
Speaker 1: the reg game or Bengals game and you see a
Speaker 1: couple in uniform Cincinnati police officers and you were real
Speaker 1: peaceful until you saw them, then you got terribly violent.
Speaker 1: That's what's being sold to you by the liberal politicians
Speaker 1: in LA. Things were peaceful until the cops showed up.
Speaker 1: Then they became violent, as if it's the cops fault.
Speaker 1: And whether you like it or not, Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: this nation's chief law enforcement officer. That's Donald Trump. Maybe
Speaker 1: he was a bit early with the National Guard. But
Speaker 1: guess what, seemingly and more or less worked. The mayhem
Speaker 1: and death and destruction and disease had been kept a minimum,
Speaker 1: and every day, get your pop, go and get your coke.
Speaker 2: More riots are taking place. Truly unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Maybe California must be allowed to collapse as the result
Speaker 1: of the voters, and Cincinnati, the city thereof.
Speaker 2: Is on the same track.
Speaker 1: Twenty thousand shots fired every year in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: one hundreds wounded, maybe one hundred dead. No respect for
Speaker 1: law and order. The schools cannot be attended by functional students,
Speaker 1: and you can't walk the streets because the number of
Speaker 1: dead bodies you got to walk over? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: We can't have this in Cincinnati. Hopefully we're ten years
Speaker 1: behind every other American city. Look at Downtown Chicago, New York,
Speaker 1: with Atlanta, Washington, d c. All governed by Democrats. California
Speaker 1: must be allowed to face the results of its governance.
Speaker 2: Let's continue.
Speaker 1: Coming up next as a representative the Harriage Foundation. Later on,
Speaker 1: have a great story about in Mason High School father
Speaker 1: and a football coach who committed suicide and the falloff
Speaker 1: from that. Let's continue. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: by Billy Cunningham, the Great American. And of course the
Speaker 1: riots continue. Peaceful demonstrations have had numerous cops have been
Speaker 1: seriously injured, and the businesses have been looted and the
Speaker 1: responses all over the country have been somewhat different based
Speaker 1: upon one's political ideology. And when I watch the evening
Speaker 1: shows with Jimmy Kimmel and etc. That it's all peaceful protest.
Speaker 1: They're calling the president, by the way, mentally ill for
Speaker 1: sending in soldiers and those to guard federal facilities. But
Speaker 1: Mike Gonzales is with the Heritage Foundation, which is a
Speaker 1: wonderful group organized to promote conservative values throughout the country,
Speaker 1: and every night it continues and it's spreading according to
Speaker 1: some of course, on Saturday, allegedly there's going to be
Speaker 1: the Big Pow Wow in which is going to be
Speaker 1: one hundred American cities with thousands marching around joining you
Speaker 1: and I now is Mike Gonzales a the Heritage Foundation,
Speaker 1: And Mike, first of all, kind of tell the American
Speaker 1: people what has occurred in the nation cities mainly blue
Speaker 1: cities and blue states. I look at Austin, Texas, which
Speaker 1: is a rent which is a blue city in the
Speaker 1: red state. That's completely different. But at the core of this,
Speaker 1: what part, if any, does sanctuary city status play and
Speaker 1: the ability of ICE agents in order to pick up
Speaker 1: violent criminals.
Speaker 8: Well, sanctuary First of all, thanks a lot for having
Speaker 8: me on. Sanctuary cities by definition will have a more
Speaker 8: liberal government. Uh, elected by the people, obviously, so they will.
Speaker 5: Uh, they will be more more.
Speaker 8: Lenient towards protesters. And that has been the problem so far.
Speaker 8: That definitely was a problem in La The mayor.
Speaker 5: Of l A.
Speaker 9: We all know Karen Bass.
Speaker 8: Who was very sympathetic to Cuba's dictator, Fidel Castro, even
Speaker 8: went down to Cuba to cut sugarcane when she was
Speaker 8: young with the Ventor Emma's brigade.
Speaker 3: Yes, so she was.
Speaker 9: She was a Marxist at one point, and we don't
Speaker 9: know if she's still a Marxist.
Speaker 5: Uh, she was.
Speaker 9: She's caught all these demonstrators.
Speaker 8: So the president was completely within his rights to call
Speaker 8: to federalize the National Guard, calling the Marines.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 9: Uh, you know, George W. Bush did the same thing.
Speaker 9: George H. W.
Speaker 8: Bush, I should say, did the same thing in the
Speaker 8: Los Angeles riots in nineteen ninety two. Obviously, Eisenhower famously
Speaker 8: did the same thing with a little rock in the
Speaker 8: nineteen fifties. This is completely within the purview of the
Speaker 8: commander in chief to keep the people safe, especially since
Speaker 8: and I have a piece of an article in the
Speaker 8: New York Post this morning pointing all this out. These
Speaker 8: protests are being organized by the same people, the same
Speaker 8: organizations that organize the BLM riots of twenty twenty in
Speaker 8: the pro Hamas terrorism riots of twenty twenty three, twenty
Speaker 8: twenty four.
Speaker 9: These are the same people.
Speaker 8: We can go through them which groups these are, But
Speaker 8: just to finish on this, they are they They are
Speaker 8: just very They'll use whatever crisis happened the very whether
Speaker 8: it's quote unquote social justice, or climate change, or Palestinians
Speaker 8: or in this case, the ice rates. They will just
Speaker 8: make use of whatever there is in order to destabilize
Speaker 8: the United States.
Speaker 1: I'm going to wait until I turn blue in the
Speaker 1: face to watch the mainstream media actually cover the funding
Speaker 1: of riots.
Speaker 2: But you're a little bit deeper here.
Speaker 1: Beginning, I guess with the George Floyd riots of twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: or the Micah Brown riots in Missouri, or these Prohamas riots.
Speaker 1: There's large foundations, some of whom by the heirs of
Speaker 1: Walmart are are organized in giving millions and millions of
Speaker 1: dollars in oddly through us AID, which is a government
Speaker 1: program that some of these organizations receive money from the
Speaker 1: federal government in order to hire consultants who use millions
Speaker 1: of dollars in order to organize riots and protests, hoping
Speaker 1: the anarchists and the antifa types show up that they're
Speaker 1: like the stormtroopers. So explain a little bit more how
Speaker 1: they're funded, How people are paid to fly across the country,
Speaker 1: given masks, given weapons, funded sometimes by the federal government
Speaker 1: to do this in major America cities, which provides opportunities
Speaker 1: for more victimization and government funding. And other times there's
Speaker 1: huge foundations doing the same thing.
Speaker 2: Explain that.
Speaker 8: Well, first of all, let's go to the Coalition for
Speaker 8: Humane Immigrant Rights Los Angeles TURLA.
Speaker 9: It goes by attack on him C H I R
Speaker 9: I L A.
Speaker 8: If you look at their nine nineties and I said,
Speaker 8: the irs and papers. In fiscal year twenty twenty three,
Speaker 8: it received thirty three million dollars in government grants.
Speaker 9: That's money from you and me and everyone else listening.
Speaker 9: It does not say how much it received.
Speaker 8: In fiscal year twenty twenty four, but thirty three million
Speaker 8: dollars going to CHURLA from the US government. It doesn't
Speaker 8: stay with it's USAI D I imagine a lot of
Speaker 8: it was usaid. But you're quite right that the private sector,
Speaker 8: George Soros, the Tights Foundation, the Rockefeller Brothers Foundation, Westpac
Speaker 8: in U in upstate New York, all of them in
Speaker 8: Westerestern County, I should say, all of them have contributed
Speaker 8: have actor either as funders or even more importantly, as
Speaker 8: fiscal sponsors of these organizations. A lot of times these
Speaker 8: organizations like Turla or or or the Party for Socialism
Speaker 8: and in Liberation, which is also an organizer of these protests,
Speaker 8: they don't register themselves.
Speaker 9: They use a third party to.
Speaker 8: Register them another another organization that will be a seat.
Speaker 9: We'll have a C three status with the I r S.
Speaker 8: They will then claim these organizations as a as a project,
Speaker 8: which means that these organizations then do not have any
Speaker 8: requirement to be transparent.
Speaker 9: With the money that they're given.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 9: And that is so it's unbelieving that.
Speaker 2: I think it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of like someone paying for a rope
Speaker 1: to be hung with that. The US government and the
Speaker 1: so called left wing think tanks flees the American taxpayer
Speaker 1: out of thirty three million dollars in one grant in
Speaker 1: order to have social activism to tear down American cities
Speaker 1: and we pay for it.
Speaker 9: Yes, So this is this is.
Speaker 8: What Trump has done since getting into office four months ago.
Speaker 8: Not only is is eyes carrying out these deportations and rates, which,
Speaker 8: by the way, by not mentioning that these these these
Speaker 8: these these riots are organized, the media are letting the
Speaker 8: people believe that the riots are a spontaneous and be
Speaker 8: that that they expressed the will.
Speaker 9: Of the American people. That people people are not happy
Speaker 9: with the raids.
Speaker 5: That is not the case.
Speaker 9: Every opinion poll you look at shows the opposite.
Speaker 8: So so yes, I think one of the important things
Speaker 8: that Trump has done is these ice rates. But another
Speaker 8: very very important thing that he has done in the
Speaker 8: last four months is getting rid of the ways in
Speaker 8: which the left has used taxpayer money to fund itself
Speaker 8: USA I d being one of them. Today a very
Speaker 8: wouldn't vote being taken in the House of the resistance
Speaker 8: package to defund NPR and PBS.
Speaker 9: We should all wait for that vote. So this is
Speaker 9: this has been very methodical.
Speaker 8: Trump's Trump two point zero has been very different from
Speaker 8: Trump one the first time.
Speaker 9: The first term. They are very methodical in the way
Speaker 9: they've gone off to the left and the way the left.
Speaker 8: Funds itself, organizes itself, and spreads its own message.
Speaker 1: And nothing's going to change about that because one of
Speaker 1: the big numbers of law enforcement is I don't know
Speaker 1: about you as an American, Mike Gonzales of the Heritage Foundation,
Speaker 1: but when I see a police officer. The lies being
Speaker 1: told by the media along this line, especially by Karen
Speaker 1: Bass and by Gavin Newsom, is that these were peaceful
Speaker 1: protests First Amendment rights, blocking Highway one oh one, walking
Speaker 1: in city streets, by the way, that's all illegal, but nonetheless,
Speaker 1: assuming it's legal activity, not all these peaceful protesters were
Speaker 1: doing essentially nothing. But then law enforcement show up, and
Speaker 1: as soon as they saw a National Guardsman, a California
Speaker 1: National Guardsman, or a police officer, suddenly they got violent.
Speaker 2: I don't know about you, but when I see.
Speaker 1: A cop, the first thing I want to do is
Speaker 1: not to hit them in the head with a water
Speaker 1: bottle or a brick or a stone.
Speaker 2: I don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: So they're selling the lie that police calls crime that
Speaker 1: if police was simply leave Karen Bass the other night,
Speaker 1: it might have been Monday or Tuesday said, you know what,
Speaker 1: if a National Guard would leave Los Angeles, we'd be great.
Speaker 1: So if law enforcement goes away, crime isn't being committed.
Speaker 2: Does that make any sense.
Speaker 8: I don't know about you, but when I see a cop,
Speaker 8: and I sometimes see a cop them, I'll wait to
Speaker 8: church in the morning, I will thank them. I will
Speaker 8: thank them for keeping my keeping me saved, and keeping
Speaker 8: my family saved. Look, the media told you that you remember,
Speaker 8: we should all remember how a CNN correspondent stood in
Speaker 8: front of a burning building, in front of a chaotic
Speaker 8: scene behind him, in set in in the kirn under
Speaker 8: him said, fiery but mostly peaceful process.
Speaker 3: That is so that is.
Speaker 11: Happening again, that that is happening again.
Speaker 9: Fiery but mostly peaceful process.
Speaker 11: No, that's a lie. That to pretend that you that
Speaker 11: we can't believe our lying eyes. It's the same thing
Speaker 11: as going back to Biden when he was so obviously
Speaker 11: cognitively deficient, and and and the White House kept telling
Speaker 11: us that these were chief fakes. And it's like, but no,
Speaker 11: no I saw him stumble, no I saw him speaking.
Speaker 9: He had no idea what he was saying. What do
Speaker 9: you mean it's a chief fakes?
Speaker 11: It's the same thing.
Speaker 1: You know to say, to say police calls crime, to
Speaker 1: say a molotov cocktail can be mainly peaceful. To say
Speaker 1: that I should not operate in Los Angeles County enforcing
Speaker 1: federal law, It'd be easy for Karen Bass and the
Speaker 1: coppers to let Ice inside the jails, and where someone
Speaker 1: is contained, you lock them up. They're locked up, you
Speaker 1: handcuff them, take them into the ice fan off to
Speaker 1: an immigration hearing.
Speaker 2: That's simple.
Speaker 1: But to release thousands of criminals into Los Angeles and
Speaker 1: other American cities where ice, then, instead of having them
Speaker 1: secured inside of a jail to be arrested and transported,
Speaker 1: they must find them at home. It is dangerous to
Speaker 1: the cops and also dangerous to everyone that has to
Speaker 1: deal with it.
Speaker 2: In addition to this, Mike Gonzales, you have one.
Speaker 1: Hundred and twenty five thousand gang members in Los Angeles County.
Speaker 1: I looked this up and I said, is that a
Speaker 1: right number? Yes, you have one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 1: thousand gang members. What were they doing when the cops
Speaker 1: are occupied with the rioters? Do you think they were
Speaker 1: like holding.
Speaker 2: A weenie roast?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. They were looting stores. They were
Speaker 1: looting the Apple store, they were looting foot locker. They
Speaker 1: weren't going to Barnes and Noble, they were going to
Speaker 1: shoe stores.
Speaker 2: And the media doesn't cover that either.
Speaker 1: That what are the other one hundred and twenty thousand
Speaker 1: gang bangers doing when the riots are taking place?
Speaker 2: They're not holding religious seances? I don't think so.
Speaker 9: And that's right.
Speaker 11: And look, I'm not a Californian and I don't go
Speaker 11: to La Al not often.
Speaker 9: I think that was there last time five years ago.
Speaker 8: I understand that the police department, you know, Los Angeles,
Speaker 8: the numbers are very.
Speaker 9: Low to begin with.
Speaker 8: So so no, it was very obvious to all of America,
Speaker 8: no matter what Gavin Newsom says, no matter what Karen
Speaker 8: bass has once again, Karen Basso went to Cuba to
Speaker 8: cot sugarcanes with Dil Castro.
Speaker 9: You have to repeat that every time you have to.
Speaker 1: That's it's a true story that she literally had been
Speaker 1: to has been to Cuba thirty some times, and as
Speaker 1: a younger woman, she went into the sugar cane fields
Speaker 1: of Havana, Cuba, to cut sugar cane with Fidel Castro.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine the media ignoring that part of her story.
Speaker 2: The answer is yes, yes.
Speaker 9: I can't imagine yes.
Speaker 8: And that's the reason why these boot against MPR and
Speaker 8: PBS should go the right way today.
Speaker 2: All right, we got to run.
Speaker 1: But Mikenzalies, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: I have Heritage Foundation Heritage Action up. It's a wonderful website.
Speaker 1: And I tell younger Americans, if you want to find
Speaker 1: out the truth, don't bother with the mainstream media or NPR.
Speaker 1: For God's sakes, look at the websites, listen to podcasts,
Speaker 1: listen to talk radio, and you get the truth. But
Speaker 1: to have the mayor of La say the police calls
Speaker 1: crime and that the sugarcane fields if adel Castro must
Speaker 1: be cut and that's not a story nationally, it's unbelievable. Well, Mikenzalies,
Speaker 1: you're a great American and thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And Mike will do it again. And God bless you.
Speaker 9: Thanks, Bill, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue. Unbelievable. How's all this possible? It's because the
Speaker 1: media has an agenda they promote to you, irrespective of facts.
Speaker 1: I don't know about you, but When I see a
Speaker 1: cop on the side of the road and I'm going
Speaker 1: fifty miles an hour in a fifty mile prior zone,
Speaker 1: the last thing I want to do is speed up.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying in order to cause the
Speaker 1: cop to react. But to say that the National Guard
Speaker 1: in California or the National Guard in Illinois is causing
Speaker 1: crime to take place is utterly ridiculous. Bill Cunningham, News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred. You know, we live in difficult times.
Speaker 1: Confusion is everywhere, the media is alert. But the idea
Speaker 1: of this supposed Bengals Commissioner's deal, I don't think that's
Speaker 1: going to happen. We'll see what happens. The meeting is
Speaker 1: happening as I speak. Talk about that later. Today you
Speaker 1: have pac Man Jones acting like a clown forty one
Speaker 1: years old, drunk, punching cops, elbowing cops in the mouth.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 12: This time?
Speaker 1: He's in the wrong jurisdiction and the robs should treat
Speaker 1: him like any other citizen and elbows a cops causing injury.
Speaker 1: That's the way it goes now. Lastly, getting ready for
Speaker 1: Father's Day weekend. After two o'clock today, I have on
Speaker 1: Brian Lapthorne, who is the brother of Bill Lapthorne, who
Speaker 1: was a great coach, high school coach. He played football
Speaker 1: at col Raine High School with Kerry Combs, went on
Speaker 1: to Mount Saint Joe play some football there as coach football.
Speaker 1: I think at Little Miami, spent time there and of
Speaker 1: course at to Mason High School, the home of the Comets,
Speaker 1: and for reasons completely unclear, he took his own life.
Speaker 1: He killed himself about a year ago, happily married with
Speaker 1: three kids, all teenagers in the community of Mason. And
Speaker 1: it's just hurting with the fact that one year anniversary
Speaker 1: is coming up, as far as the suicide of Bill Lapthorne,
Speaker 1: who was well respected, well loved everyone who knew him
Speaker 1: from the several high schools in which he coached, and
Speaker 1: his Father's Day weekend, getting ready for that and tomorrow
Speaker 1: I may tell my Father's Day story once again. But
Speaker 1: hold your father, dear. It is more difficult today to
Speaker 1: be a good dead or a good mom that's ever been.
Speaker 1: You're being torn in every conceivable location. Sometimes the years
Speaker 1: well up inside you to such an extent you begin
Speaker 1: to believe that the world would be better without me,
Speaker 1: and somehow. Bill Lopthorne, in his last moments, last seconds,
Speaker 1: split seconds of life, decided to take his own life
Speaker 1: because he felt inadequate. He didn't feel like he could
Speaker 1: handle the pressures of being a husband, a father, and
Speaker 1: a coach.
Speaker 2: And that's not the case.
Speaker 1: You can always reach out, always there's availability, Get over it,
Speaker 1: move on to the next thing. And Bill Lapthorne was
Speaker 1: not positioned to do so. And now I pray to
Speaker 1: God he's in the hands of God Almighty. But the
Speaker 1: amazing community in Brian Lapthorne, his brother, is put together
Speaker 1: a foundation to help his wife and children get through.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk with him in about thirty five minutes.
Speaker 1: One thirty Home of your Reds and Bengals off today
Speaker 1: the Reds, but the Bengals are having difficulty at their
Speaker 1: summer camp. We'll see what happens with their two defensive ends.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW, Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: I've just never seen him play like this.
Speaker 13: Nope, but I think it's safe to say that things
Speaker 13: with this team right now are going from bad to worse.
Speaker 2: Oh hello, quiet Scots, I'm broadcasting you know, Segi Poo.
Speaker 1: The Reds are off today back out at Friday, Saturday
Speaker 1: and Sunday. It's a preview of the twenty twenty five
Speaker 1: World Series.
Speaker 2: Is that correct? I think so the Tigers. Yeah, we
Speaker 2: have a softball royalty with us now.
Speaker 1: Segment introduced the coach, the Sparky Anderson of Lebanon High School.
Speaker 14: Will he the the Lebanon Warriors or the Ohio State
Speaker 14: Division one softball champions winning over the weekend and head
Speaker 14: coach Brian Kendell is here with us today along with
Speaker 14: his team.
Speaker 1: Ryan Cadell, Congratulations you are the Warriors, Patty smythe saying
Speaker 1: about you thirty.
Speaker 2: Five years ago? Oh wow wow. But talk about the team.
Speaker 1: You got the girls here, undefeated, tied, unscored on, you
Speaker 1: got this state town, you got the ring, you got
Speaker 1: the money, you got everything right there.
Speaker 2: Describe this team coach.
Speaker 15: Just a fantastic group of girls, Really privileged to have
Speaker 15: had the opportunity to coach them this year. And you know,
Speaker 15: their hard work, dedication is just paid off here in
Speaker 15: a you know, lifetime memory that now we'll have. And
Speaker 15: you've coached for how many years softball twenty one? Are
Speaker 15: you gonna stick with it or not? Absolutely?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: Question five of those damn boys, isn't it.
Speaker 3: You're right?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, girls so much better than boys. Do you agree?
Speaker 1: Now, let's talk about the last game. You had some difficulties.
Speaker 1: You're undefeated on, tied, unscored on, played like thirty games,
Speaker 1: won them all.
Speaker 2: Well, what happened in the last game, if anything?
Speaker 15: Well, I mean we came out on top three to one.
Speaker 15: We took an early two to nothing lead, and yeah,
Speaker 15: just kind of hung on. Really, to be honest with you,
Speaker 15: it was a great game, well played by by both sides.
Speaker 15: I felt like both teams played really really well. We
Speaker 15: were just fortunate enough to come out on top.
Speaker 1: And you told me how many times do is Lebanon
Speaker 1: won anything in the state title anything? The Boys used
Speaker 1: to have a pretty good football team, but never went
Speaker 1: all the way.
Speaker 2: With Ted McKay. Is that correct? No, the boys did
Speaker 2: win a Division two count. Okay, you're right, You're right.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 15: This is the first state title in Division one for
Speaker 15: Lebanon High School in history, and it is also the
Speaker 15: first female sports state championship in high school history.
Speaker 1: Engineers, the players, these are the ones that got the
Speaker 1: deal done, including the pitcher. Absolutely, seventeen perfect games and
Speaker 1: twelve no hitters.
Speaker 15: Introduce girls. Okay, we'll take it around here. This is
Speaker 15: Sophia Scheidler, junior pitcher. Who you were just talking.
Speaker 2: About, Sophia. How fast do you throw that softball? Pretty fast?
Speaker 5: Jam Yeah?
Speaker 2: How many signals you have? Fastball, curveball, knuckleball, slip pitch.
Speaker 2: They have a screwball. How many balls do you have? Five? Five?
Speaker 2: What are they?
Speaker 5: That?
Speaker 2: Small?
Speaker 16: Change?
Speaker 11: Curve?
Speaker 8: Rise?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you hit her, you throw a riser. Yes, that's
Speaker 1: against gravitational poll Is that correct?
Speaker 5: Next?
Speaker 2: Next player coach? Okay, Kennedy Ouch, senior third baseman. Well,
Speaker 2: she looks tough, she looks mean.
Speaker 15: I don't know, she's actually, to be honest, he's probably
Speaker 15: one of the sweetest kids I know.
Speaker 2: Next up, third baseman, she's third baseman.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Next we have Sophie Abrams, centerfielder or sophomore leadoff hitter.
Speaker 1: Do you think Ela Cruz Sophie should play center field
Speaker 1: or shortstop?
Speaker 2: What do you say? Shortstop?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Next up?
Speaker 15: Okay, Emma Scheidler, Sophie's little sister shortstop, and she is
Speaker 15: a freshman.
Speaker 2: She's like La de la Cruz.
Speaker 5: Yes, she is.
Speaker 15: Actually if you sold or play those two games up there.
Speaker 15: You may say the same things.
Speaker 2: I have a vacuum cleander kind of call her Eureka
Speaker 2: or something like that. There you go, There you go.
Speaker 15: We have another freshman over here, Georgia Underwood, second baseman,
Speaker 15: and she plays one second base.
Speaker 1: Second base. Yeah, she's like Matt McClain in a sense. Yes,
Speaker 1: probably hits better than him, though, Uh yeah, that's fair
Speaker 1: to say.
Speaker 5: Georgia.
Speaker 2: What's your batting average? I don't know. It is three
Speaker 2: thirty three somewhere right around here. Next up is your
Speaker 2: daughters it is.
Speaker 15: Yes, my daughter could probably our favorite player, at least
Speaker 15: your favorite player.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, mom's listening, so I better say that night. Yeah, mom, absolutely.
Speaker 2: What are you gonna do for your father for Father's Day?
Speaker 2: Besides when his state softball title? What are you going
Speaker 2: to do?
Speaker 15: I don't play more?
Speaker 7: Yeah, go play more.
Speaker 1: Take you out to give him some cigars, buy something nice.
Speaker 1: Don't buy your mother's cigars, do you. What's your mother's name?
Speaker 2: Caroline? Caroline. She's listening now, sweet Caroline.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 15: Next up, and that is McKenna Hensley. She is our
Speaker 15: student manager. She was a former player and had some
Speaker 15: injuries along the way, but his outstanding kid and we
Speaker 15: were really fortunate to hang on to her as a senior.
Speaker 2: And that's when the bodies are buried all over eleven.
Speaker 15: And yes, I do, Yes, she does, Yes, she does well.
Speaker 15: She's been listening to our assistant Scott her for a while,
Speaker 15: so yeah, she knows.
Speaker 1: Plenty final record frontal record was what twenty eight and
Speaker 1: four twenty four bad?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Win the championship three to one over what school? Centerville?
Speaker 1: Go home with the elks. Yes, I've been there many
Speaker 1: times in many guys. Is yep, Segon man, give me
Speaker 1: some sports and make it fast. I got to ask
Speaker 1: these girls some questions.
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Speaker 14: It's clucking good, Ron Junior and the lovely Donna, Ron's
Speaker 14: wife brought down because they went and they're over at
Speaker 14: Kenwood Townsender getting Rond a big Father's Day gift.
Speaker 2: That's wonderful. Girls.
Speaker 1: Make sure you get your dad special gifts, maybe rounds
Speaker 1: of golf and maybe cigars, maybe some beer.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 14: a good old west side at five seven four two
Speaker 14: two two.
Speaker 4: Check.
Speaker 2: That's Alabama's talking about Ron's roost right there?
Speaker 5: Will he?
Speaker 2: The Reds have that day off.
Speaker 14: The day after taking two or three against the Guardians,
Speaker 14: they open up a big series against one of the
Speaker 14: best teams in baseball at Detroit Tigers tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: Girls who won the nineteen forty World Series between the
Speaker 1: Reds and the Tigers Red Red Please continue segment.
Speaker 14: Let's see Austin Hayes getting checked out again after he's
Speaker 14: got another Miri on his foot because of persistent pain
Speaker 14: after being hit by a foul ball. No fracture but
Speaker 14: a deep bone bruise. He hopes to be in the
Speaker 14: lineup sometime this weekend.
Speaker 2: More MRIs than rb eyes, That's correct. Please continue.
Speaker 14: Let's see Bengals up and they brought to you by
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Speaker 14: northern Kentucky. Mandatory mini camp ended today.
Speaker 2: Oh what about Stuart? What about Stuart?
Speaker 14: Bengals rookie defensive end number one pick Sjamar Stewart left
Speaker 14: left the mandatory camp today, have made a contract dispute.
Speaker 2: Coach, what would you do if one of your players
Speaker 2: left on a contract dispute? What would you do? I
Speaker 2: wouldn't have drafted them? Please continue segment?
Speaker 1: How many is a total of one and a half
Speaker 1: sacks his senior year at A and M and one
Speaker 1: of the sacks was against Oh you?
Speaker 2: How good is he? Anyway?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Well, maybe we'll never know. Good luck will Lea tomorrow
Speaker 14: to in baseball, good luck to Baden. They play Licking
Speaker 14: Valley tomorrow at tomorrow morning at three in the state
Speaker 14: semi finals at ten am, Division four Tomorrow night at seven,
Speaker 14: Indian Hill eats Sandusky Perkins. Saturday it's Lakota West and
Speaker 14: Lewis Center A, Springboro and Perry.
Speaker 2: What about baseball? Lakota West beat Maller High School? Are
Speaker 2: you aware of that? That's correct? Please continue?
Speaker 14: Bearcats Cincinnati Bearcats eighteen game Big Big twelve Conference basketball
Speaker 14: schedules out?
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 10: Home?
Speaker 2: Home and away with Houston, UCF and West Virginia. Do
Speaker 2: they play Lebanon?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 14: Got Colorado, Iowa State and Baylor among the home games,
Speaker 14: away games Kansas, Arizona, TCU, and Texas Tech.
Speaker 2: Not good? You see is finalizing?
Speaker 14: You see in the Dayton Flyers, the home of Moe
Speaker 14: and Mike McConnell, or finalizing an agreement? Do a begin
Speaker 14: a home and home series this season at Fifth Third
Speaker 14: Arena and then next year they'll go to UD Arena?
Speaker 2: Coach, how many of these girls are coming back to
Speaker 2: defend the title? If any? We have a We lose
Speaker 2: three seniors, so everybody else? How about the pitcher? How
Speaker 2: about the hundred green she's she is back, She's only
Speaker 2: a junior. Maybe get a sixth pitch just in case
Speaker 2: he should get signed by the Red by then.
Speaker 14: The US Open Golf Willie in the first round bogie
Speaker 14: free at Oakmont in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Impossible.
Speaker 14: JJ Spahn fired a sixty six. Really, he's in the
Speaker 14: clubhouse at minus two. Uh seawoo Kim. Also, Thomas d.
Speaker 14: Dietrie and Thurston Lawrence are a two under. Shambo is
Speaker 14: three over. McElroy faded on the he was six over
Speaker 14: par on the back nine. He's four over Shane Lowry
Speaker 14: nine over. Really Justin Rose seven over.
Speaker 2: Not good. Scottie Scheffler just started a few minutes ago.
Speaker 1: The next year, you have most of your team coming back,
Speaker 1: including the hammer the pitcher.
Speaker 2: Is that correct? That is correct? So your favor to
Speaker 2: win the state title again? Is that correct? Yeah? Sure?
Speaker 2: Do you provide a great education for the girls?
Speaker 3: We do.
Speaker 4: We do.
Speaker 2: Ask a few questions then, girls, are you ready?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: What is the square root of eighty one?
Speaker 14: Nice?
Speaker 2: Very good? What is the who's the lieutenant governor of
Speaker 2: the state of Ohio? Jim, Jim, Jim, say that that's correct.
Speaker 2: What is the capital of the state of Michigan? Troy Lancing?
Speaker 2: Take one off. Michigan doesn't count. Named the five Great Lakes?
Speaker 2: Lake Erie Lake. You're on Lake Michigan, Michigan, Superiorry, I
Speaker 2: got that right now. What is the capital of California?
Speaker 2: Very good? Now, wond where that dumb governor lives? He
Speaker 2: is dumb? Too much hair jail, girls, don't move to California.
Speaker 2: You are California. What is the last state to enter
Speaker 2: the Union? Correct? Joe Kennedy wasn't. Why did you know that?
Speaker 18: Now?
Speaker 3: I do?
Speaker 2: I think you do that.
Speaker 1: Who is the Vice President of the United States? Yeah,
Speaker 1: who's the Secretary of Defense?
Speaker 5: Pete.
Speaker 2: That's it right there.
Speaker 1: Pete hesa very good. So your girls get like a
Speaker 1: B plus Kennedy, Who what's your favorite subject?
Speaker 17: Mine?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Math?
Speaker 5: Math?
Speaker 2: Well, what what is the value of pie?
Speaker 9: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I thought I thought it was apple, cherry and uh,
Speaker 2: chocolate pie. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Girls, you've been a champion in softball. Be a champion
Speaker 1: in life. Don't be a clown. Don't be a weight
Speaker 1: on society.
Speaker 2: Be a leader. There's three rules in life. You're ready
Speaker 2: for three rules, Georgia. Write this down. Number one, graduate
Speaker 2: from high school?
Speaker 5: Can you do that? Go?
Speaker 9: Number two?
Speaker 2: Work or go to school? Be productive? Can you do that?
Speaker 2: And number three? Don't commit crime?
Speaker 3: Can you do that?
Speaker 1: Don't need a government program, don't need midnight basketball, you
Speaker 1: don't need volleyball.
Speaker 5: I have to know.
Speaker 1: You got to do three things. Graduate from high school,
Speaker 1: work or go to school, and don't commit crime. Can
Speaker 1: each you girls do that? You promise don't be a clown?
Speaker 2: Coach?
Speaker 1: Congratulations. I don't know what to say, but you've reached
Speaker 1: the heights of Mount Olympus.
Speaker 2: Where to go? Put this point but down and we'll
Speaker 2: see you next year. And let's see you next year
Speaker 2: with two in a row. We'll look forward to it.
Speaker 2: And these girls have rings, they have rings coming, Yes
Speaker 2: they do.
Speaker 15: Actually, this morning I had the opportunity to sit down
Speaker 15: with our athletic director and kind of design.
Speaker 2: It was really cool experience. What's on the design like warriors?
Speaker 15: Oh, guys that we've got a you know, twenty nine
Speaker 15: out in center and l spear and that's good stuff.
Speaker 2: Yes, State champions, last name, first.
Speaker 1: Records Lebanon High School right here and your favorite to
Speaker 1: repeat repeat next year? Yeah, they say, yes, yes, congratulations
Speaker 1: girl segment. Get me out of the Stude's report.
Speaker 2: Please will he you?
Speaker 14: And honor of the Lebanon Warriors, the Division one Ohio
Speaker 14: Softball state champions.
Speaker 2: I'll hail the Warriors. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 2: words of the stood report.
Speaker 5: Always should be with you, Bill, to see you later.
Speaker 2: Who is that guy right there? Correct? What the position
Speaker 2: does he hold? Correct? So he got a good education Lebanon.
Speaker 5: Yes we do.
Speaker 1: Congratulation. Let's continue with more if a line becomes available.
Speaker 1: Five and three, seven four, nine, seven thousand. Up Next
Speaker 1: is a rather sad Father's Day story out of Mason
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham the Great American courts.
Speaker 12: Mental health is all from the most the undiagnosed the
Speaker 12: person can have. Because you may know, I spent many
Speaker 12: years with the Attorney Center's Office on commitment hearings of
Speaker 12: individuals who need it psychiatric or psychological help largely untreat it.
Speaker 12: And when I sit here every day, year after year,
Speaker 12: decade after a decade, I'm wondering, why is it that
Speaker 12: if someone breaks a bone or twist and ankle, there's
Speaker 12: a medical system ready to take care of that person.
Speaker 12: But many times there's psychological difficulties happening below the surface,
Speaker 12: and especially men have incapabilities of reaching out. And there
Speaker 12: was a deep sadness at Mason High School when a
Speaker 12: teacher and a coach named Bill Lapthorne took his own life.
Speaker 12: And on the surface, life could not have been better,
Speaker 12: had a wonderful wife, three kids.
Speaker 1: Involved in Mason High School. And it just leaves you
Speaker 1: powerless to think about why did these things occur? Joan
Speaker 1: you and I now is Brian Lapthorne his brother, and
Speaker 1: Brian welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Brian, first
Speaker 1: of all, give me the social history and tell me
Speaker 1: about your brother. Bill before we talk about the circumstances
Speaker 1: of him dying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks a lot.
Speaker 7: Bill born and raised in Coleraine, was in nineteen ninety
Speaker 7: four graduate of Corraine High School. Played for Carrie Combs,
Speaker 7: was a team captain offensive lineman. Went on from there
Speaker 7: to play football at Mount Saint Joe before he tore
Speaker 7: up his knee as so often happens, and started to
Speaker 7: think about coaching. He finished up Mount Saint Joe, started
Speaker 7: his coaching career at Finnytown, went on to Winton Woods Princeton,
Speaker 7: went to Virginia for nine years, where all three of
Speaker 7: his kids were born, and then came back here to
Speaker 7: the Mason area for his last coaching position as the
Speaker 7: offensive line coach.
Speaker 1: Were you close to him during the Mason High School years?
Speaker 1: Were you close to him as far some brothers are close,
Speaker 1: some brothers are not close because of circumstances.
Speaker 2: How close are How close were you to Bill?
Speaker 5: Left?
Speaker 2: Really close?
Speaker 7: You know when he was away in Virginia and focusing
Speaker 7: on his career and his young family, and I was
Speaker 7: somewhere in a similar position. You know, phone calls and
Speaker 7: emails on occasion, but they very much wanted to get
Speaker 7: back to Ohio. Raise their family around his wife's family
Speaker 7: up in Columbus, and that's where we started to become
Speaker 7: much closer and did a lot more things together.
Speaker 1: Approaching the moment when he took his own life. Where
Speaker 1: is there any indicators ahead of time? Was alcohol abuse,
Speaker 1: drug abuse, aban behavior? Tell the American people about the
Speaker 1: last few days, last couple of weeks before this good
Speaker 1: man a Mason took his life.
Speaker 2: Where is there any indicators going on?
Speaker 7: You know, it's a great question, and I'm learning and
Speaker 7: a lot of circumstances like this, those that are close
Speaker 7: and those who he poured into.
Speaker 2: You know, it shocked, It shocked a lot of people.
Speaker 7: I don't think many people after a tragedy and a
Speaker 7: suicide would say I knew that was coming. At the
Speaker 7: same time, if you look back over the past eighteen
Speaker 7: months before we lost him, there were definitely you know,
Speaker 7: again this is all hindsight, but there were you could
Speaker 7: see little bits of erosion of what appeared to be
Speaker 7: his just kind of his hope. But again, you know,
Speaker 7: no one super close to him and including fellow coaches,
Speaker 7: the way he poured into other people, and the vast
Speaker 7: network of folks that loved him and the things that
Speaker 7: he was still doing up until the day. The day
Speaker 7: he died, no one thought that his mind was where
Speaker 7: it was. And you know, he had just that one
Speaker 7: last really bad day that he couldn't get passed. Apparently,
Speaker 7: is the way we think about it.
Speaker 2: And I've done these things before.
Speaker 1: There's a circumstance at the end where someone feels as
Speaker 1: if the world would be better off without me, that
Speaker 1: I can't be a father, I can't be a coach,
Speaker 1: I can't be a husband, I can't be a brother anymore.
Speaker 1: I can't take it anymore. And the world's better off
Speaker 1: without me. Talk about the day that Bill coach Bill
Speaker 1: Lapthorne took his life. Tell me how you discover this occurred.
Speaker 5: And he was.
Speaker 7: Supposed to be at Mason had just started that week.
Speaker 7: We lost him on a Wednesday or the night before.
Speaker 7: Mason had just started their regular you know, post weight
Speaker 7: room stuff.
Speaker 2: They were back on the field.
Speaker 7: So I knew he was struggling, just with some general things,
Speaker 7: and I knew when football started back up. You know,
Speaker 7: he's a teacher and a football coach, and in the
Speaker 7: summertime you don't have either. And so getting to that
Speaker 7: first day of practice, which was a Monday. We thought
Speaker 7: things would be good, and they were. I didn't hear
Speaker 7: from him, and then I got a phone call from
Speaker 7: his wife that he did not pick up his son
Speaker 7: for practice that morning, and he didn't in fact show
Speaker 7: up to work that day, work being football practice, so
Speaker 7: I knew something was up. And he wasn't answer in
Speaker 7: his phone, and you know, didn't know where he was.
Speaker 7: I thought that he may have just gone on a
Speaker 7: road trip. I thought, maybe, oh, okay, this is not good,
Speaker 7: not showing up the work. But worst case scenario, he
Speaker 7: just got out of town to have some time alone.
Speaker 7: Turns out, obviously that wasn't the case. When we've we
Speaker 7: found him in the garage at his condominium where he
Speaker 7: spent his last moments.
Speaker 1: I guess the word shock is inadequate to describe what occurred.
Speaker 1: How did his lovely wife and children take to this?
Speaker 2: You know, shock for sure?
Speaker 7: His children have been actually a source of incredible inspiration
Speaker 7: and strength.
Speaker 2: You know, as the uncle of three kids.
Speaker 7: One's gonna be fifteen, one's gonna one's sixteen, and one
Speaker 7: is eighteen, you think about the mental health and the
Speaker 7: impact of something like this on those kids, and I'm sure,
Speaker 7: we have things to work through, but I gotta tell you, Bill,
Speaker 7: especially the daughter Alex, she'll be sixteen next week, I
Speaker 7: have found her to be just a source of strength
Speaker 7: and inspiration.
Speaker 2: Our relationship has become really close. They're hanging in there.
Speaker 2: They're a faith based family that helps.
Speaker 7: And I've just again, we're not you know, we're coming
Speaker 7: up on a one year anniversary, so we're certainly not
Speaker 7: done processing or dealing with this. But by any measure,
Speaker 7: the way that these kids have and the community and
Speaker 7: their friends, how they have surrounded them with hope and love,
Speaker 7: I can't be more impressed with how they're navigating and
Speaker 7: continuing with their lives.
Speaker 1: Brian Lapthorne? Is there any sense of guilt? Sometimes these
Speaker 1: events transpire and a brother, a spouse, a child, a
Speaker 1: friend looks back and said, I should have done this,
Speaker 1: And why did Bill Lapthorn take his life?
Speaker 2: Everything going on in the right direction. Who would.
Speaker 1: Is there some sense that either you or the family
Speaker 1: has any sense of guilt of what you or others
Speaker 1: didn't do.
Speaker 2: You know, it's one of the first things I thought
Speaker 2: about the day it happened.
Speaker 7: In fact, when I drove home from finding him and
Speaker 7: after watching the coroner take him away, I said to myself,
Speaker 7: or someone said to me, don't take this on.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 7: There he made a decision, and I was the closest
Speaker 7: to him other than his the coach at Mason, the
Speaker 7: head coach of Mason, Brian Cassner. I believe that the
Speaker 7: two of us probably heard the deepest, darkest, you know,
Speaker 7: feelings that he was having, and I just know that
Speaker 7: we cannot take on that guilt. He made the decision.
Speaker 7: I believe he probably regretted this decision the minute he
Speaker 7: did it. But I thought to myself, and this is
Speaker 7: this has proven to be very useful over the past
Speaker 7: few mo If I take on guilt, then I can't
Speaker 7: take on what I need to take on with the kids,
Speaker 7: with his wife, with his friends, with the community. I'd
Speaker 7: be lying if I didn't tell you that I laid
Speaker 7: in bed at night and hadn't thought about man. What
Speaker 7: else could I have done? But I've worked really hard
Speaker 7: not to let that thought take any kind of route,
Speaker 7: because millions of people are impacted by things like this
Speaker 7: every year. It would just manifest itself into worse and
Speaker 7: worse situations. If we stayed sunken guilt and then I
Speaker 7: just I've decided to turn to hope.
Speaker 1: As far as August the second, how can the American
Speaker 1: people assist football coaches in high school? Teachers are not
Speaker 1: shall we say, financially well healed? I would imagine that
Speaker 1: the family itself needs love and guidance and assistance. A
Speaker 1: foundation has been put together so that the memory of
Speaker 1: Bill Lapthorne at Mason will not be forgotten. Describe how
Speaker 1: the American people can help heading toward the August second fundraiser.
Speaker 2: Yeah, We've stood up a foundation and the mission.
Speaker 7: You know, these things take time to build, build a
Speaker 7: little bit of machinery around it, So I'm trying to
Speaker 7: keep it simple this first year. We just want to
Speaker 7: focus on keeping people connected. You know, one of the
Speaker 7: blessings out of us tragedy like this is it brings
Speaker 7: together people who haven't seen each other for twenty years.
Speaker 7: And there was a crazy power around that around the
Speaker 7: time of the service. So I thought to myself, let
Speaker 7: me work with some of his friends and classmates and
Speaker 7: let's at least do this.
Speaker 2: First thing and work on remembering who he was. In
Speaker 2: the years to come.
Speaker 7: We want to work on ways to celebrate and promote
Speaker 7: how he was, because I think that's what's most important.
Speaker 7: Selfless made people feel heard and seen. He was funny
Speaker 7: as can be. The stories are crazy. He was a
Speaker 7: servant leader. So this first event that we're going to
Speaker 7: have on August second, and if it's okay, I'd like
Speaker 7: to mention where it's at.
Speaker 2: It's just going to be. It's going to be at
Speaker 2: Dips Diggies, which is a place in Miami Town. They're
Speaker 2: at sixty sixty eight sixty.
Speaker 7: Nine Hill Street and they are hosting the event and
Speaker 7: we're just getting to get together, tell a few stories,
Speaker 7: drink a few beers, and raise a few bucks if
Speaker 7: we rate. The money's not important right now, it will
Speaker 7: be in the future. He's going to have three kids
Speaker 7: in college at the same time. The first one starts
Speaker 7: this fall. But what we're focusing on is just not
Speaker 7: losing them. It's one of the things that is just
Speaker 7: people get on with their lives and it's understandable, and
Speaker 7: so we're going to try to create some opportunities to gather.
Speaker 7: You know, he had different kind of factions. He had
Speaker 7: his cole Rain people, he had his Little Miami people,
Speaker 7: he had his Masons people. We're going to start in
Speaker 7: Cole Rain because that's those are my people too. We're
Speaker 7: going to try to do something this fall on the
Speaker 7: little Miami side of town, but just start this first
Speaker 7: year with baby steps, get people together, and then we'll
Speaker 7: work on building something bigger to provide financial resources for
Speaker 7: their kids in college.
Speaker 1: Brian Lapthorne is sorry right now listening are I believe
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of people. There's thousands of men and
Speaker 1: women who are in their thirties, forties, and fifties that
Speaker 1: feel inadequate. Their life has not been successful, they have
Speaker 1: some physical pain, and especially for men, it's difficult to
Speaker 1: reach out to seek help. What message would you give
Speaker 1: to those similarly situated as Bill, as your brother Bill
Speaker 1: Lapthorne was to reach out and seek help during the
Speaker 1: living years.
Speaker 7: So two things come to mind, And if you don't mind,
Speaker 7: I'm going to mention the company I work for, Tier
Speaker 7: One Performance Solutions, headed headquartered in Kentucky, has been working
Speaker 7: on this notion of the stigma associated with mental health.
Speaker 7: As you said in your preview, no one hides a
Speaker 7: broken wrist, but even the most courageous.
Speaker 2: Will hie a mental health issue.
Speaker 7: And so it's something that the world is getting better
Speaker 7: at but we need to continue to recognize or talk
Speaker 7: to people. And if you feel like you're sensing something,
Speaker 7: say something. And you just recognize that most people are
Speaker 7: going to say I'm good, I'm good, I'm good, and
Speaker 7: and they may then they're not. So just it's just
Speaker 7: about education. Keep talking and if you sense something, say something.
Speaker 1: I have your email and I'll post it on certain
Speaker 1: media outlets, which is b Lapthorm at Tier one performance
Speaker 1: dot com. The events August the second, and my condolences
Speaker 1: to the family and many times in the last few
Speaker 1: seconds of consciousness, I've hit this happen with an extended
Speaker 1: family member who shot himself in the head to show
Speaker 1: his wife how much how much he'd be missed, and
Speaker 1: as he was dying, she could tell his eyes or
Speaker 1: had a sense of fear and terror and sorrow. And
Speaker 1: that image has stuck with me for the last seven
Speaker 1: or eight years. And it's all but instead of cursing
Speaker 1: the darkness, you've lit a candle and Brian Lapthorn, thank
Speaker 1: you very much. And Bill, looking from heaven above his
Speaker 1: honor to have you as a brother, and thank you
Speaker 1: very much.
Speaker 2: Thank you for helping me. Honor my brother and his memory, Willie.
Speaker 1: Brian Lapthorn, thank you. Let's continue with more. Let's continue,
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, as life is, you must continue on news
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred WLW in all the facts and statistics
Speaker 1: show today that men are under more stress than ever before.
Speaker 1: It's not politically palatable to understand such things because all
Speaker 1: the focus on societies on women and girls and those
Speaker 1: with difficulties. But whether white men or black men, especially
Speaker 1: under great difficulties in life and just men or conditions,
Speaker 1: shall we say not to reach out and seek help.
Speaker 1: A broken mind is no different than a broken arm.
Speaker 1: But a broken arm will elicit sympathy. A broken mind
Speaker 1: elicits scorn and don't know why shake it off feel better.
Speaker 1: I did not know Bill Lapthorne. I kind of know
Speaker 1: exactly the pressures he was going through, and I've never
Speaker 1: I don't know Brian Lapthorne, his brother, but I'd like
Speaker 1: to love to meet him at some point. But I
Speaker 1: was touched by an email he sent me about two
Speaker 1: weeks ago that said since he was a child, he
Speaker 1: listened to me, and that in a sense, my conservative
Speaker 1: principles and libertarian ideas has become part of his life.
Speaker 1: And I'm respectful of that. So when I receive an
Speaker 1: email like that, want to I want to hear more
Speaker 1: about what happened. It's inexplicable. Now, a father of three
Speaker 1: and seemingly on the surface of good marriage, who knows
Speaker 1: what goes on behind closed doors. But by every objective measurement,
Speaker 1: Bill Lapthorne was living the American dream as a father,
Speaker 1: a husband, and a football coach at a good school
Speaker 1: Mason and suddenly he goes into his garage and takes
Speaker 1: his life. And as Brian his brother just said, it's
Speaker 1: a show. So I cannot say it more loudly and
Speaker 1: more clearly that mental difficulties and psychological help is available.
Speaker 1: It could be a pharmaceutical problem, it could be counseling,
Speaker 1: could be whatever. But especially men do not like going
Speaker 1: to doctors. Men do not like getting psychological help. Men
Speaker 1: do not enjoy psychological or psychiatric difficulties. Metastasizing to suicide
Speaker 1: and leaving three children without a father getting ready for
Speaker 1: Father's Day and a wife without a husband, it's inexplicable.
Speaker 1: As Brian Lapthorne just said, we're stunned that this happened
Speaker 1: the way it happened. So if you're a guy with
Speaker 1: all these pressures that all of us have to do
Speaker 1: and not do certain things, the problems at home, the
Speaker 1: problems at work, the problems getting a car fixed, the
Speaker 1: problem on mortgages that have to be refinanced, the problems
Speaker 1: of health difficulties. If you're overwhelmed, reach out. I would
Speaker 1: say Mason High School is available to provide counseling services
Speaker 1: as they did a year ago when Bill Lapthorne took
Speaker 1: his life to anyone in need. And males especially are
Speaker 1: under more pressure today and succeed less than females. Most
Speaker 1: people in high school and college and law school and
Speaker 1: medical school are all females, and males have been shutting aside.
Speaker 1: I've said, almost in a jocular way, that you know,
Speaker 1: white males had to run.
Speaker 2: But it's over, and I think it is over.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, I know that there's always help, and I
Speaker 1: pray for the repose of the soul of Mason football
Speaker 1: coach Bill Lapthorne. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WUTW.
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Speaker 20: Former Bengal and dieded following in arrest in northern Kentucky
Speaker 20: with the two thirty report I'm Sean gallbagher breaking. Now
Speaker 20: the Grand Jurion County has brought an indictment against Adam
Speaker 20: pac Man. Jones is now facing multiple felony charges after
Speaker 20: being arrested last week. Coming to police. Initially responded to
Speaker 20: reports of his servants at a barlay Friday night into
Speaker 20: early Saturday morning, and we're told about a vehicle that
Speaker 20: was trying to leave which was pulled over and Jones
Speaker 20: was inside. Jones, according to police, did not comply with
Speaker 20: the officers, allegedly leading to an assault in the Kenton
Speaker 20: County jail, which Kenton County Commonweal's attorney Rob Sander says
Speaker 20: is on video.
Speaker 4: It might just be one continuous beep of leaping out
Speaker 4: all the profanities mister Jones was spewing at the Covington
Speaker 4: police officers because he barely put any non profane words
Speaker 4: in between the profane ones that he was uttering virtually
Speaker 4: NonStop during his interaction with the police, and I got
Speaker 4: handed the Covington police officers involved.
Speaker 20: Jones charged with a felony for assaulting a police officer
Speaker 20: and is facing multiple misdemeanors and he could face years
Speaker 20: in prison if convicted.
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Speaker 20: Hamilton County leaders today released the current bargaining positions of
Speaker 20: both the County and Bengals when it comes to reaching
Speaker 20: a deal on a new lease for Paid Course Stadium.
Speaker 20: The two as of April, we're shown to be far apart.
Speaker 20: County commissioners this afternoon discussing ongoing negotiations, and Commissioned President
Speaker 20: the East three House says there's one upside.
Speaker 2: The good news is we don't have to build a
Speaker 2: new stadium, and the Bengals in the county agree to that.
Speaker 18: That is because we've done a good job of taking
Speaker 18: care of the stadium, and I think that's something this
Speaker 18: community should be really proud of.
Speaker 20: Bengals haven't told June thirty to decide whether to sign
Speaker 20: a new deal, extend the current lease by two years,
Speaker 20: or tell the county it's letting the currently sixpire next June.
Speaker 20: The Ohio Sitate on Wednesday pass its proposed two year budget,
Speaker 20: which does not include any funding for stadium renovations, but
Speaker 20: their version would provide the Cleveland Browns with six hundred
Speaker 20: million dollars in a grant as the team looks to
Speaker 20: build a new stadium in a nearby suburb. The Ohio
Speaker 20: House had proposed six hundred million dollars in bonds for that.
Speaker 20: The county and Bengals are looking to get three hundred
Speaker 20: million dollars from the state for upgrades. A US Senator
Speaker 20: force willly removed from a Homeland Security press event in
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Speaker 17: So I want to say thank you to every single
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Speaker 13: Two we have a special visitor today And Bill, Cunningham,
Speaker 13: well it's gonna be an even more special visitor later
Speaker 13: In Tim, kirchin here's a pitch.
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Speaker 2: Strike SEE i Love tim kirkcheinb. Me come, on, Wait Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: Cunningham Tim, kirkchin come, on let me tell you.
Speaker 13: Why because he has never stayed for a full, game
Speaker 13: he will leave in the third. Inning he comes out
Speaker 13: here to be. Seen that's the only reason he shows,
Speaker 13: up just like a politician on opening. Day those clowns
Speaker 13: are the ones that you'd never get near this microphone right. Here,
Speaker 13: hey so and so wanted to come by and say.
Speaker 13: Hi you can come by all you want, to but
Speaker 13: you ain't getting on the.
Speaker 2: Radio that's.
Speaker 13: Him cout is two and two now On vodo's just
Speaker 13: check it to see you are thrilled he's, staying though In,
Speaker 13: Cincinnati i'm. Ambivalent he didn't make you. Different say, easy, come.
Speaker 13: Easygo McConnell.
Speaker 5: Leaves he.
Speaker 13: Left you know, what the sun's going to come up
Speaker 13: tomorrow And god, bless Good lord help.
Speaker 2: Me i'm still in good. Help, Well i'm glad he's.
Speaker 2: Back so oh the, inn he continues For Scott.
Speaker 13: Rowland you know That cunningham staying has nothing at all
Speaker 13: to do with, Money god, forbid nothing to do with.
Speaker 2: Money i'm just, Saying i'm glad he's.
Speaker 13: Staying here's the stretch in the pitch and it's in
Speaker 13: first STRU i, well, no, hey he asked me the other,
Speaker 13: day you, know how about? YOU i, Said i've had
Speaker 13: offers from all over the, place and every time for more,
Speaker 13: money didn't want to leave, here he, Said, oh the
Speaker 13: same way with. Me if he didn't use the phrase
Speaker 13: serious money five times in the last hour and a,
Speaker 13: half he.
Speaker 2: Didn't he's used it. Once HAVE i lied? Yet, Boys,
Speaker 2: Billy we're happy you're still. Around you're.
Speaker 13: Welcome i'm a little worried, though because he's lost interest
Speaker 13: in playing. GOLF i couldn't believe it that a few minutes.
Speaker 13: Ago as good a player as he, is that bothers
Speaker 13: me a little. BIT i, mean if he's going to lose,
Speaker 13: interest heaven. Forbid Check swan And roland gets ahead and
Speaker 13: the count two balls at one.
Speaker 2: Strike hello, Quiet i'm.
Speaker 1: Broadcasting i've never played golf With Marty, brenahan but a
Speaker 1: match really?
Speaker 2: Scheduled really eleven a.
Speaker 5: M you mean?
Speaker 2: It it's It's scottie Scheff scheffler's.
Speaker 1: Bar i've never played golf And marty Until saturday coming
Speaker 1: up in two.
Speaker 2: Days it's gonna, wow big, money big.
Speaker 1: Money where's it At, Clovernook Elena Away, Territory.
Speaker 2: Go away a bit? Now it's.
Speaker 14: Neutral that's because And marty is at The, mac which
Speaker 14: is owned By Mark sheer And Dale.
Speaker 1: Donovan he won't play me At. Kenwood he, said let's
Speaker 1: play at a neutral. Site you Played kenwood with your eyes,
Speaker 1: BLINDFOLDED i can look. Around But marty, Said, okay it's
Speaker 1: gonna Be Joe dieters and me Against Marty brenahan And Buzzed. Eaters,
Speaker 1: Wow i'm gonna have a match With. Marty mono a,
Speaker 1: Mano let's go.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 14: Strokes heck with THE Us, open no. Strokes this is
Speaker 14: like this is like a battle of the network. Stars
Speaker 14: we'll see what. Happens But i'll report On.
Speaker 1: Monday But marty's praying for rain and getting bit off
Speaker 1: more than he can chew right, here so we'll see
Speaker 1: what no Strokes.
Speaker 2: Harry alexander is? He is he still over?
Speaker 5: There or is he?
Speaker 2: Retired he? Retired he? Retired?
Speaker 1: Okay number Sixteen rock is an unforgiving difficult as you
Speaker 1: Know part, Five, yes slightly uphill to win in your
Speaker 1: face as you.
Speaker 17: Know.
Speaker 2: Roy i've been on a golf last time about.
Speaker 1: Two weeks, ago and AND i parted the whole using
Speaker 1: only two clubs at clovernook a driver and a.
Speaker 2: Putter that's ALL i. Used, wow how often does that?
Speaker 2: HAPPEN i didn't mean. IT i didn't mean it to.
Speaker 1: HAPPEN i had a big drive down the middle about
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty, yards and THEN i thought i'd
Speaker 1: get on and TWO i was another two hundred and.
Speaker 1: SIXTY i took out my, driver put it behind the,
Speaker 1: ball had a good, lie AND i topped at about fifty.
Speaker 1: YARDS i still got the. Driver at this, Point i'm
Speaker 1: two hundred, yards SO i get my. Driver, Still i'll
Speaker 1: try it. Again hit the driver AND i missed the
Speaker 1: green by about ten. Yards So i'm lying three ten
Speaker 1: yards off the front of the.
Speaker 2: Green what DO i?
Speaker 1: Do pull out my, putter put it up about six
Speaker 1: inches away and made the. PUTT i hit the driver
Speaker 1: three times and the putter, twice SO i used two
Speaker 1: clubs for a.
Speaker 2: Par sounds like the. SHAMBO i didn't intend on doing.
Speaker 1: THAT i didn't mean, to but it just. Happened i'm
Speaker 1: glad you hear the. Rock, Yes Tamar stewart has. Left he,
Speaker 1: left he, left he, Left.
Speaker 2: He, said heck with. It SO i looked this.
Speaker 16: Up there's like THERE'S i think three or four first
Speaker 16: round picks that haven't. Signed, okay from a twenty twenty five.
Speaker 16: Draft now the number sixteen pick and the number eighteen
Speaker 16: pick and many others before and after have all.
Speaker 2: Signed so what is the hold up contract language that voids?
Speaker 16: GUARANTEES i understand, That but but why The bengals think
Speaker 16: they're different than thirty one other?
Speaker 2: Teams?
Speaker 14: Yeah WHAT i don't understand is he's getting all the
Speaker 14: headlines and the number two? Pick what Ninth Travis? Ouner
Speaker 14: yeah or? Yeah and that, NO i mean The bengals
Speaker 14: number two. Pick he's unsigned, too and they had said
Speaker 14: a word about, him not a. Word And Trey henderson
Speaker 14: they have no defensive, ends, right isn't?
Speaker 1: Everybody they're worth six billion, dollars they're going to ask
Speaker 1: the taxpayer for one hundreds of millions. More you might,
Speaker 1: say you, know we have all the money we can ever.
Speaker 1: Spend we can't spend the money we. Got let's solve this.
Speaker 1: Problem i've made this case many. Times You're Mike, brown
Speaker 1: how old is?
Speaker 2: He ninety?
Speaker 16: Ninety wouldn't you just want to you, know when you're on,
Speaker 16: there let's let's call it. Fair he's on like the
Speaker 16: seventeen to eighteenth on the eighteenth.
Speaker 2: Grade maybe he's ready to put he's ready to put
Speaker 2: out with that your, putter then you just, say you, know,
Speaker 2: what the hell with? It just you, know we need
Speaker 2: an indo a. Facility i'm just gonna write the. Check
Speaker 2: what we're just gonna.
Speaker 16: You, know, yeah or you know, what that sort of.
Speaker 16: Thing why wouldn't you do? That why wouldn't your legacy
Speaker 16: to be.
Speaker 2: THAT i can't take it with you. Can't BUT i,
Speaker 2: MEAN i just don't.
Speaker 16: Understand in, fact The bengals think they're they're they're gonna
Speaker 16: lay some hard line down and change the WAY nfl
Speaker 16: contracts across the entire league are done by setting a.
Speaker 2: STANDARD i just don't think it's gonna. Happen but we're
Speaker 2: arguing over little bitty.
Speaker 5: Things.
Speaker 16: Here by the, way we got a project defensive end
Speaker 16: that needs to get in camp and get some.
Speaker 1: Work got a text here From JOE Tnt Dieters Harry
Speaker 1: alexander is still At clovernook okay there tells me he
Speaker 1: wants to switch. Sides he wants to Take marty as
Speaker 1: his partner and give me his brother The. BUZZARD i
Speaker 1: don't know about that. Now, Secondly i'm glad you brought that.
Speaker 16: Up well we'll see what, happens Won't, well thank, you thank, You,
Speaker 16: joe you got a guy Named hendrickson out there, too
Speaker 16: just kind of hanging, now you were.
Speaker 2: Wrong seg was wrong YESTERDAY i, SAID. J.
Speaker 1: T watt is older Than Trey, hendrickson and he is
Speaker 1: older by one, year T J watt by one.
Speaker 2: Year he's older fifty.
Speaker 1: Days so Shacks burgers and now was, saying what we're
Speaker 1: gonna do is, like you, know we're working, Out we're
Speaker 1: gonna stend the.
Speaker 2: Contract we got a good defensive, End watston a good.
Speaker 16: Job first of, all there's no other team in the
Speaker 16: league spends more money on defense than The steelers. Do
Speaker 16: so you know that that history would show that The
Speaker 16: bengals AND. Tj why is far and away their their
Speaker 16: most popular famous. Player everybody has A tj.
Speaker 1: Watch he's got a year left on his contract right,
Speaker 1: now and so they, Say, okay you're good even though
Speaker 1: you're thirty.
Speaker 16: ONE i haven't compared to the, stats BUT i would
Speaker 16: it'd be hard to argue That Trey hendrickson has had
Speaker 16: a better career THAN.
Speaker 2: Tj WAT i don't know about. That there's no.
Speaker 16: Way we are certainly not gonna sit on our. HANDS
Speaker 16: i think a twenty eight million dollars. ALL i feel
Speaker 16: like that's on this. Side on this, One i'm more
Speaker 16: on us side with The. Bengals how about two years
Speaker 16: for sixty? Million can you this year then two. More
Speaker 16: he's gonna make this year like sixteen. Eighteen how about
Speaker 16: extending him two years after that and guarantee sixty guaranteed fifty.
Speaker 2: Million What stewart asking about for.
Speaker 16: Whatever he spotted on rookie deal With i'm not asking
Speaker 16: for anything any more more than the sixteenth pick or
Speaker 16: less than the.
Speaker 2: Seventeen IT'S i.
Speaker 1: Don't know what to tell you. Here it Is, june
Speaker 1: it's gonna Be. July what they're starting about Forty july twenty,
Speaker 1: third five weeks and now it's Gonna why not playing.
Speaker 16: You when we got the, offense we got the quarterback
Speaker 16: in the prime of. Primes ready two, months you paid
Speaker 16: his two wide receivers handsomely quarter of a billion. Dollars
Speaker 16: it just let your main pract go your.
Speaker 1: Buddies this, MORNING i watch everything, simultaneously they're, saying it
Speaker 1: sends the image to ninety percent of the team that
Speaker 1: aren't the superstars that even though you're gonna lead, league be,
Speaker 1: defensive et, cetera we're not gonna pay. You we're gonna
Speaker 1: make you crawl on your belly through crap and broken
Speaker 1: glass and kiss the. Ring it tells the ninety percent
Speaker 1: of the team that aren't the, superstars this is how
Speaker 1: you got The bengals that have done.
Speaker 8: No, respect No, hoda they have no other of mom thieves.
Speaker 5: In the fifth.
Speaker 16: Place such a good job SINCE i was in the
Speaker 16: league of changing their image of a place no free
Speaker 16: agent wants to come, to because before WHEN i was,
Speaker 16: playing it was, like, oh you, know you got to
Speaker 16: beg for an extra, jockstrap that sort of.
Speaker 2: Thing they've done better at.
Speaker 16: That but here in this in this case With Jamar,
Speaker 16: STEWART i feel like they're trying to win the negotiation
Speaker 16: room instead of, like, look look what are we. Talking
Speaker 16: here a, guarantee here a guarantee that let's let's get it.
Speaker 16: Done he's not asking for more than same.
Speaker 2: Contract.
Speaker 16: Mimset, yeah he's a seventeenth. Pick he's not asking for
Speaker 16: more than what the sixteenth pick is.
Speaker 2: Making same. Thing so it was just just get get.
Speaker 5: It what the you?
Speaker 1: Know but The bengals want the state Of ohio to
Speaker 1: pay them three hundred and sixty million dollars and the
Speaker 1: taxpayer to give them another three hundred million from the.
Speaker 1: County that's our. Money they can ask for, that but
Speaker 1: players can ask for the same money right right.
Speaker 2: About it was a very good example. Comparison i'm sad.
Speaker 2: Again give me.
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Speaker 1: And aaron rodgers, is unhappy but. He's Married the steelers
Speaker 1: gave him the. Wrong helmet did you see? This, STORY
Speaker 1: no i can't play.
Speaker 16: Without, helmet well it's a helmet that, he used started
Speaker 16: with and used his whole career THAT the nfl no.
Speaker 16: Longer allows it's outdated from a. Technology standpoint he's in.
Speaker 2: The hut he's in. A hut Somewhere In New mexic
Speaker 2: guy to get used.
Speaker 16: TO it i, will, say like, you know some of
Speaker 16: the helmets that, came along even towards the end of my,
Speaker 16: career there they definitely. Felt different and if you know
Speaker 16: you've been playing in one helen for, twenty years you
Speaker 16: got to put a different one.
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Speaker 18: Of that what do?
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Speaker 16: day before and, She, said hey we're we're only focused,
Speaker 16: on football The Old. Belichi cincinnati back to The, Old.
Speaker 16: Belichick cincinnati, thank you he's.
Speaker 2: Coming here, Good luck Willy to baden tomorrow at the.
Speaker 2: Baseball attorney What About. Indian hill The wild man is
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Speaker 14: also springboro is.
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Speaker 1: if you'll be coming a can, Tomorrow morning i'm gonna
Speaker 1: be There For indian hill baseball. Semifinal game he'll probably
Speaker 1: be feeding his Face With. Lear's Market If benning hill
Speaker 1: wins the, State title i'm Gonna bring sega ring in
Speaker 1: a major case of.
Speaker 13: The ass, Get ready segs Some Wild. Man Walker Wile
Speaker 13: man walker is. An idiot nobody pays any attention to what.
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Speaker 13: He doesn't have a, press credential and as Long As rob,
Speaker 13: butcher's around he. Never will he, ALSO says i got
Speaker 13: free tickets To The Pro football Hall. Of fame i'll
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Speaker 13: life can we get like a celebrity boxing match between? You,
Speaker 13: Two no seg The, Wild man no making the money Goes.
Speaker 13: To cherry you, Know what i'll play him singles, in, pickleball.
Speaker 2: Really, really really here. WE go i wouldn't would you
Speaker 2: play him singles? And, PICKLEBALL.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't.
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 2: Back. To reality we.
Speaker 13: Would be remiss if we did not recognize the fact
Speaker 13: that there was a major pickle ball battle that.
Speaker 2: Took Place in, middletown, TODAY major i.
Speaker 13: Mean major on one Side Was Bill said dennison along
Speaker 13: With mister Pickleball, of middletown eighty four Year Old stanley
Speaker 13: bulkens veterans and, their competition two guys who fashioned themselves,
Speaker 13: as athletes Fashion themselves Bill The Mouth, Cunningham mouth bill
Speaker 13: The Former notre dame STAR and Nfl Star rocky boyman
Speaker 13: Ex OF Saint X, high school and they had a
Speaker 13: butt whipping applied. To them it's true by the Duo
Speaker 13: of Dennison, and vulcans the likes of which they will not.
Speaker 2: Soon forget, that's true and there's a two oh.
Speaker 13: Pitch today they sent them Back to cincinnati like a
Speaker 13: couple of whimpering ninnies, And, all Hey Old seg Dennison And,
Speaker 13: STANLEY belkins i want to rematch you.
Speaker 2: One pitch that's ball ninety five or. Ninety six probably still.
Speaker 2: Whip you.
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Speaker 23: he gets out. TWO rules i thought it was. A
Speaker 23: gad i thought it was a bit we.
Speaker 2: WERE playing i Was.
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Speaker 16: Uh the RedHawks, And uh, you're, like hey are you gonna?
Speaker 2: Be there he. Called me, i'm, like hey you're gonna.
Speaker 2: Be there, i'm, like beware what are you? Talking, about
Speaker 2: okay we're We're going we're. Playing pickleball they's, Stay, IN seg,
Speaker 2: I said i thought that was. A joke was a
Speaker 2: joke till we. Showed up when we were, the joke
Speaker 2: we were. The joke, Get. Report willie everybody have a
Speaker 2: good day On.
Speaker 14: A thursday, Thank, you rock, thank you and uh we
Speaker 14: leave you with the immortal words of the stood report
Speaker 14: to be.
Speaker 5: With you bill you later.
Speaker 2: When you're having him. ON again I.
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Speaker 1: about Paying the bengals. Three hundred how come the taxpayer
Speaker 1: Pays the bengals But the bengals don't play? The players
Speaker 1: can you answer that?
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