Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, and welcome this Thursday afternoon
Speaker 1: in the tri State. Getting ready, of course for the
Speaker 1: Bengals and the Birds on Sundays, bigger than Montana. They
Speaker 1: have no flexing at all. They've got to win the game.
Speaker 1: They got to keep winning, winning, winning, and see what
Speaker 1: happens down the road. Also, a college hoop's about to
Speaker 1: kick off in the big game this weekend, of course,
Speaker 1: is the Bearcats at Dion Sanders's Colorado. Buffalo's bigger than Montana.
Speaker 1: But Jonan, you and I now is Rob Sanders, the
Speaker 1: man who controls northern Kentucky with an iron grip. And
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: first of all, Tony Bender is in the dark about
Speaker 1: Kentucky Issues one and two. He hasn't read much about it.
Speaker 1: He's going to have to vote pretty soon. Can you
Speaker 1: give us a capsule? Much like Constitutional Amendment Number one
Speaker 1: in Ohio, the Americans should vote no on that in
Speaker 1: Kentucky one and two, can you give us a capsule
Speaker 1: on each? If anything?
Speaker 2: Willie, thanks for having me back on and lord knows,
Speaker 2: I'll be happy when we get the select over. Let's
Speaker 2: get into this real quick and try and keep it
Speaker 2: as simple as possible. The Issue Number one on Kentucky's
Speaker 2: ballot is a constitutional amendment to close a little bit
Speaker 2: of a loophole that we have had that it really
Speaker 2: hadn't been a problem in Kentucky, but it has been
Speaker 2: a problem in some other states. So Kentucky is being proactive.
Speaker 2: The Republican General Assembly noticed that our state constitution says
Speaker 2: you must be a citizen to vote in Kentucky. However,
Speaker 2: there is nothing in that state constitution that says if
Speaker 2: you are not a citizen of the United States or
Speaker 2: of Kentucky, that you cannot vote in Kentucky. So I
Speaker 2: believe there's been some other states. Virginia, Georgia comes to mind.
Speaker 2: I think there's a few other Republican controlled states where
Speaker 2: the Department of Justice has tried to interfere with the
Speaker 2: state's elections saying, hey, we know your constitution says that
Speaker 2: you have to be a citizen to vote, but there's
Speaker 2: nothing that says non citizens can't vote. So our Republican
Speaker 2: legislature is being proactive. They're going to try and close
Speaker 2: that loophole. The Issue number one would change our constitution
Speaker 2: to say, not only do you have to be a
Speaker 2: citizen to vote, but if you're not a citizen, you
Speaker 2: can't vote. Seems like common sense to me, but apparently
Speaker 2: these days common sense has to be spilled out word
Speaker 2: for work.
Speaker 1: Now on that issue. Last night, I'm watching your good
Speaker 1: friend Kamala Harris, and the word salads were like at
Speaker 1: a Frish's salad bar. They were all over the place,
Speaker 1: making no sense.
Speaker 2: But one thing she did salad bar was that good Willie,
Speaker 2: they wouldn't be going out of business.
Speaker 1: That's a great point. I may lose my Frish's super
Speaker 1: big boy, take out the middle layer of bread. I
Speaker 1: want to save some calories and give me some onion
Speaker 1: rings well done. And on the side, if you don't
Speaker 1: mind a little bit of Coleslaw in addition to that,
Speaker 1: give me a cherry coke, and if you don't mind
Speaker 1: a hot fudge cake. Don't tell my wife about that.
Speaker 2: But I regress now she's really we just came up
Speaker 2: with a problem now that we didn't realize. You and
Speaker 2: I have been a hot fudge Sunday on the outcome
Speaker 2: of the presidential election. Of course I did not bet
Speaker 2: on the vice president. That was the horse that you chose.
Speaker 2: I bet on President Trump, but it's a hot pudge Sunday.
Speaker 2: Where are we going to get our hot pudge Sundays?
Speaker 2: If Frisians closes down and they all go bankrupt.
Speaker 1: I think Wall's hitching posts must have a stink. We'll
Speaker 1: take the place. We'll call it even because you owe
Speaker 1: me a dinner anyway, but you're trying to change the
Speaker 1: subject on me. Kamala Harris said last night that there
Speaker 1: needs to be a pathway to citizenship for all those illegals,
Speaker 1: something like twenty to forty million Moreitanians and Lithuanians and
Speaker 1: also Haitians. What happens if the Congress in Washington, the
Speaker 1: Democrats win everything House, Senate presidency, they get rid of
Speaker 1: the filibuster, of course, and then pass the national law
Speaker 1: that says illegals become citizens and they can vote immediately,
Speaker 1: which is what the Democrats want to do. How does
Speaker 1: issue one interact with that? Give me a full report.
Speaker 2: Well, it would be in conflict with what they would
Speaker 2: do nationally. But I believe the states that there is
Speaker 2: precedent that the states control their own elections as long
Speaker 2: as they are not passing laws that discriminate on the
Speaker 2: basis of race creed to real religion. That the states
Speaker 2: control their own elections. So if the states say you
Speaker 2: have to be a citizen to vote in a state,
Speaker 2: I don't think the federal government can trump that. Nevertheless,
Speaker 2: it would certainly create a legal mess if you have Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. Doing the thirst they can to muck up
Speaker 2: state elections and to try and take over states that
Speaker 2: are notably not blue states, not liberal states, you know,
Speaker 2: the Kentucky's, the Ohio's, virtually every place that's not on
Speaker 2: a coast, and they would be trying to take over
Speaker 2: and hijack those states so that they can impose the
Speaker 2: will of the liberals and the big cities on the
Speaker 2: coast on US. I don't think we're going to let
Speaker 2: that happen. Willy, and hopefully God Willing and the Crigtom
Speaker 2: Rise will have a good outcome in the presidential election, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, Willy, is only the third most important
Speaker 2: election on the ballot come November fifth, because as you
Speaker 2: and I both know, of course, number one is my
Speaker 2: election because I'm up for reelection. Fortunately I'm not running
Speaker 2: against anybody, so that number one I'm pretty sure I'll
Speaker 2: remember to vote for myself and we'll check that one off.
Speaker 2: But number two is re electing Melyssa Powers. Unfortunately I
Speaker 2: can't vote in that one. That's all up to the
Speaker 2: good citizens of Hamilton County to make the right choice
Speaker 2: and make sure they keep us all safe, because anything
Speaker 2: that goes wrong in Hamilton County, because of the size
Speaker 2: of the county number of people, is bound to influence
Speaker 2: everybody else in Greater Cincinnati. No matter what county you're in,
Speaker 2: whether it's Kenton, Boom, Campbell, Butler, claremont As, Hamilton County
Speaker 2: goes at least to some extent, so goes the rest
Speaker 2: Greater Cincinnati. So it's definitely important, I hate to use
Speaker 2: that ironic term, but definitely important that we re elect
Speaker 2: Melissa Powers and return her and her team to the
Speaker 2: prosecutor's office in Hamilton County so we have some semblance
Speaker 2: of sanity left in Hamilton County. We can't turn that
Speaker 2: prosecutor's office over to the lunatic liberals like the judges
Speaker 2: that they've been electing lately in Hamilton County. Third most
Speaker 2: important election is the presidency.
Speaker 1: Well, Melissa Powers. Hamilton County is fifty percent of the
Speaker 1: try state Hamilton County's got about eight hundred thousand. And
Speaker 1: the Tri State, so to speak, whichever counties you include
Speaker 1: in the Tri State include Indiana, kentuckut Ohio has about
Speaker 1: two million, And so you're talking about about forty to
Speaker 1: fifty percent of the whole and most of the crime,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, as in Hamlin County. If you
Speaker 1: do just crime, probably the crime is seventy five percent
Speaker 1: in Hamletin County. And he give the prosecutor's office to
Speaker 1: Countie Pillage, who's never tried a felony case in her life,
Speaker 1: who didn't have a law license until last year, and
Speaker 1: she simply wants to get on the ballot and get
Speaker 1: elected because it's a D next to her name. And
Speaker 1: I would hope suburbanites might say, and including black folks
Speaker 1: in the West and East End, who say, you know what,
Speaker 1: we can't do this to us because black Americans want
Speaker 1: the same law enforcement as white and brown Americans. We
Speaker 1: can't have an inexperienced county prosecutor who's never tried a
Speaker 1: case over another one who's been involved in one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand cases. I can't believe Hamley down you
Speaker 1: would do that but I have my doubts. Move on
Speaker 1: to number two.
Speaker 3: In the state of Kentucky, Place Issue Number two is
Speaker 3: a ballot initiative that would amend the state constitution to
Speaker 3: allow the state to spend money on private.
Speaker 2: School educations, typically in the form of vouchers. I believe
Speaker 2: that's how they've done it in other states. Currently, the
Speaker 2: state constitution in Kentucky says that the state may only
Speaker 2: spend tax dollars on public education. This would change that,
Speaker 2: not to defund the public schools, not to take any
Speaker 2: money away from the public schools. That's not what this
Speaker 2: initiative says. What it says is that the state could
Speaker 2: help students that want to go to private schools, especially
Speaker 2: those that can't already go to private schools, could help
Speaker 2: them in the form of vouchers, so that they would
Speaker 2: have true school choice, that they could choose any school,
Speaker 2: public school, private school. The part of the constitution that
Speaker 2: says the state is required to fund public schools would
Speaker 2: not be changed. Public schools are still constantittionally required to
Speaker 2: be funded. That would not change one bit. The only
Speaker 2: thing it would do is help the poorer students in
Speaker 2: our state have an opportunity and access to private school education,
Speaker 2: which currently only wealthy families do because it is trust me,
Speaker 2: I know this from personal experience. Really, it is quite
Speaker 2: expensive to send your kid to private school. I know
Speaker 2: that all too well. But unfortunately there's kids that don't,
Speaker 2: whose families don't have the resources and the income to
Speaker 2: be able to fund a private school education. And if
Speaker 2: you're in a failing school district, which even though we
Speaker 2: have some very good public schools locally in northern Kentucky,
Speaker 2: not all of them are successful. Some of them are
Speaker 2: woefully failing to educate the kids, get them ready to
Speaker 2: head off to college or head into the job market.
Speaker 2: It would give any child of any economic background the
Speaker 2: opportunity for the state to assist them in going to
Speaker 2: a private school so that hopefully they can come out
Speaker 2: of that private at school ready to go to college
Speaker 2: or ready to go into the workhouse.
Speaker 1: You know. On that front again, Kamala Harris. And I'm
Speaker 1: told that Tony Bender may have a Kamala Harris sign
Speaker 1: in his front yard. I have my doubts, but he might.
Speaker 4: Say he does.
Speaker 2: He's probably the only guy in Boom County that does.
Speaker 2: I can't imagine there's too many of them out there.
Speaker 2: Everybody's going to know where Tony Bender the one Harris
Speaker 2: sign in Boom County.
Speaker 1: Well, she has said repeatedly that she wants to get
Speaker 1: rid of these vouchers, which is hurting public education. And
Speaker 1: she says that if states don't ban those, what Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is going to do is take away state funding
Speaker 1: for public education in the state of Kentucky. So in
Speaker 1: addition to Issue one, which illegals are going to start voting,
Speaker 1: now you got issue too, which is there goes to
Speaker 1: vouchers in Ohio. By the way, Ohio is a large
Speaker 1: voucher program. I know many families who send their kids
Speaker 1: to a different public school that's functional order a private,
Speaker 1: procile or Catholic school. They get like eight thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a year. All those programs gone. If Kamala Harris wins
Speaker 1: the presidency and orders the Apartment of Education to put
Speaker 1: out a directive to all the state boards of education
Speaker 1: that you cannot have a voucher program, imagine the chaos
Speaker 1: in Ohio, Kentucky and Nan if that happens, I address
Speaker 1: yourself to that issue. Now, you got me all pissed
Speaker 1: off in this out and I don't know what to say.
Speaker 1: Imagine defunding private, parchial and charter schools because Kamala Harris says,
Speaker 1: I got elected, I said to what I'm gonna do,
Speaker 1: and I'm gonna do it. How about that one, Rob Sanders, Well.
Speaker 2: For starters, Willie, nobody in the Biden Harris administration has
Speaker 2: done much of anything that they said they were going
Speaker 2: to do since they've been there. They haven't done a
Speaker 2: whole lot of anything for the last three and a
Speaker 2: half years. So I don't know that I take her
Speaker 2: all that seriously on anything she says. Nevertheless, I can't
Speaker 2: imagine that she would ever follow through with that threatn
Speaker 2: Here's why, Willie. There is no way on earth that
Speaker 2: she is going to defund public schools in states that
Speaker 2: have voucher programs. If that those states know that it's coming,
Speaker 2: and if you talk about states that have Republican governors,
Speaker 2: especially like Texas, like Florida, like Ohio, and those states
Speaker 2: stick to their guns and they say, no, we're keeping
Speaker 2: the vouchers. We dare you to unfund us. Can you
Speaker 2: imagine the pushback? I mean, you think there's pushback in
Speaker 2: Kentucky now about this whole issue too thing from the
Speaker 2: public schools and the teachers unions. Can you imagine the
Speaker 2: pushback that they would get, not just from Republicans, but
Speaker 2: from Democrats alike and teachers unions alike. And it would
Speaker 2: be like cats and dogs living together in terms of
Speaker 2: the alliances that would be formed. If she tried to
Speaker 2: carry out the threat to unfund public schools in those
Speaker 2: states that kept vouchers, I just don't see that happening.
Speaker 2: There's too many d's that are employed by public schools
Speaker 2: that are members of the teachers unions. There's too many
Speaker 2: rs that likewise work for public schools, whether they are
Speaker 2: or or not members of the teachers union. They would
Speaker 2: still rise up. Half of everybody in Kentucky is either
Speaker 2: related to a teacher, married do a teacher. He's got
Speaker 2: a brother or a sister that's a teacher. I'm sure
Speaker 2: it's the way in all these other states as well.
Speaker 2: I don't think that, if God forbid, we have a
Speaker 2: President Harris, that she would ever be able to follow
Speaker 2: through on that threat and do away with the vouchers.
Speaker 2: It's really something public education should be controlled by the states,
Speaker 2: not the federal government. And that's one very good reason. Why.
Speaker 2: You know, if California or New York doesn't want a
Speaker 2: vouch your system, don't have a voucher system. But if
Speaker 2: Ohio wants it, then Ohio should have it. Socian Kentucky,
Speaker 2: and it should be local control.
Speaker 1: That's another reason to have Supreme Court justices that follow
Speaker 1: law and don't make law up. I think as long
Speaker 1: as we have a somewhat conservative Supreme Court, there's a
Speaker 1: good chance that action might be ruled as unconstitutional. But
Speaker 1: who knows. But a lot of things are on the ballot.
Speaker 1: And lastly, before I let you go, there's been a
Speaker 1: lot of reporting on the Scott High School principal. Hopefully
Speaker 1: I'm saying his last name correctly, Tony Pracaccino. I think
Speaker 1: I know your answer, but I'm going to ask the
Speaker 1: question anyway. There's been headlines in the Tri State about
Speaker 1: the Scott High School principal is under criminal investigation by
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders. What can you tell us about the Scott
Speaker 1: High School principle, this Procacino character, and what he allegedly
Speaker 1: did of anything.
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, Willie, I've never named the Scott
Speaker 2: High School principle because frankly, I don't even know what
Speaker 2: the Scott High School principal's name is. I know the
Speaker 2: media has named him, and they've been thrown around that
Speaker 2: same name that you are. I don't even know the
Speaker 2: principal's name. I do know this that there is an
Speaker 2: investigation by the Kenton County Police Department. They have informed
Speaker 2: of me about that investigation long enough for me to
Speaker 2: know that there have been no allegations up until this
Speaker 2: point of any felonious conduct. That means that if there
Speaker 2: are any crimes that have been committed, that they are misdemeanors,
Speaker 2: and if their misdemeanors in Kentucky, they're not my problem
Speaker 2: because the county attorney has to prosecute misdemeanor offenses. I
Speaker 2: only handle misdemeanors when they're connected to felonies, and the
Speaker 2: Kenton County Police have told me, if we find a felony,
Speaker 2: we'll call you back, but otherwise we don't have it
Speaker 2: right now. The only reason I said anything in the
Speaker 2: media about this case is because when news broke that
Speaker 2: there was an investigation, all of a sudden, my email
Speaker 2: blew up, my phone calls blew up, my text messages,
Speaker 2: blew up everybody wanted to know, with somebody raped, with
Speaker 2: somebody sexually abused, is he dating a student that sort
Speaker 2: of thing? And I looked into it long enough to
Speaker 2: know that it doesn't involve anything sexual. If it did,
Speaker 2: those would be felonies, and that would be my problem.
Speaker 2: That would be my work. We've done that too many times,
Speaker 2: more than i'd like to count in the past, at
Speaker 2: other schools, other places, other suspects. But this investigation, to
Speaker 2: my knowledge, as far aheads, no allegations of felonious conduct.
Speaker 2: So it sounds like he's in trouble with his employer.
Speaker 2: He may very well be in trouble with the law,
Speaker 2: but it won't be this office, and it's not my investigation.
Speaker 2: So that one I have already moved on from Willie,
Speaker 2: and that'll be another prosecutor's problem if it goes to
Speaker 2: prosecution at all.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, lie circle the globe before truth can
Speaker 1: take its first step, And so something like this arises,
Speaker 1: you immediately go towards sexual misconduct or something. And as
Speaker 1: far as you know, this early Thursday afternoon, there's no
Speaker 1: allegations this principal committed a felony. No allegations at this point.
Speaker 1: Is that correct, that's correct.
Speaker 2: No allegations to this point of anything that would rise
Speaker 2: to the level of felony. I can't tell you that
Speaker 2: if the allegations are true, he's definitely in trouble, don't
Speaker 2: get me wrong, But it's not enough trouble that he
Speaker 2: becomes my problem.
Speaker 1: Don't understand it. I don't know how principals and teachers
Speaker 1: get involved with the students in today's world. I would
Speaker 1: point out that at Deer Park High School, when I
Speaker 1: went there, my history typing teacher whose last name I
Speaker 1: will not use, openly dated a senior high school girl,
Speaker 1: went to dances together with her football games, and when
Speaker 1: we had our fiftieth high school reunion, walking in the
Speaker 1: door was that same high school teacher and his wife
Speaker 1: of some forty nine years, the girl that he was dating,
Speaker 1: who was a senior. They got married when she graduated.
Speaker 1: They're happy, they got kids and grandkids. In life couldn't
Speaker 1: be any better. Those are the may I say, those
Speaker 1: are different times.
Speaker 2: Different times, Willie, and I know we've had cases since
Speaker 2: I've been in office where it's come in a teacher
Speaker 2: having to relate a sexual relationship with an underage student.
Speaker 2: Some have gone to prison. All that I've prosecuted have
Speaker 2: gone to prison. There has been some I haven't prosecuted
Speaker 2: that other prosecutors have handled that have not gone to prison.
Speaker 2: But we've actually had cases where those teachers went on
Speaker 2: to marry their students, which we also called their victims.
Speaker 2: But it does happen still today, that that a defendant
Speaker 2: will end up marrying their victim. It still makes my
Speaker 2: head spend, makes me wonder how anybody could get involved
Speaker 2: in that kind of situation. But times have changed. They're
Speaker 2: held to a different standard. But that doesn't mean the
Speaker 2: same things not still going on.
Speaker 1: It's going on. And I asked him because I knew him, well,
Speaker 1: I didn't know she was here ahead of man, and
Speaker 1: I saw him and I said, let me ask you
Speaker 1: a question. I said, mister, so and so, how did
Speaker 1: you start dating as senior? He said. I went to
Speaker 1: her mother and father and asked permission and they said okay, fine,
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, whatever it is. It worked, and God
Speaker 1: bless them. Right, Rob Sanders, we got to run, but
Speaker 1: I'm glad you cleared up the Scott High School situation.
Speaker 1: In statushe wanted two and for those who have those
Speaker 1: Harris signs all over Boone County. I wish them well
Speaker 1: because they're wrong. But once again, Rob Sanders, thank you
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Rob, hopefully just
Speaker 1: before the election, will do it again. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Rob sounds great. Willie, thanks for having me on. I
Speaker 2: look forward to the next time.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more somehow you ask
Speaker 1: mom and dad permission and say, oh, that's fine. I'm thinking, Wow,
Speaker 1: things have changed. I'm not sure for the better. Because
Speaker 1: if the mother and father say okay, and the seventeen
Speaker 1: year old girl says okay, and they've been married for
Speaker 1: at that point forty nine years and they got kids
Speaker 1: and grandkids, what the hell? Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW. All right, Billy Cunningham, the Great American? Can
Speaker 1: you hear? Can you smell what's being cooked here? Can
Speaker 1: you understand that Hamlet and County is the heart that
Speaker 1: beats the entire Try state, the four or five Indiana counties,
Speaker 1: the nine or ten Kentucky counties, the seven or eight
Speaker 1: Southwest Ohio counties. We are the heart in Hamley County
Speaker 1: that beats the whole thing. And don't you think we're
Speaker 1: teetering into an abyss that we do not want to
Speaker 1: enter that you see other American cities go through, and
Speaker 1: Cincinnati's not quite there. And I think about my experiences
Speaker 1: with Blink and how positive it was. Five hundred thousand
Speaker 1: people a night. It was unbelievable, packed and stacked, and
Speaker 1: no serious incidents because police presence was ubiquitous. I saw
Speaker 1: CPD and Charmaine mcguffey's men and women everywhere, and there
Speaker 1: was a sense that we can do this, It's okay.
Speaker 1: And then I get up this morning. Five year old
Speaker 1: boys in critical condition after drive by shooting in Winton Hills.
Speaker 1: According to police, the drive by took place at six am.
Speaker 1: The five year old boys in critical condition. You heard
Speaker 1: from her mother child taking the children's and they're looking
Speaker 1: for the person that did it. Simply spraying a community
Speaker 1: with bullets at six o'clock in the morning. Five year
Speaker 1: old probably in the right place, and it's bad the
Speaker 1: right time, and it's happening repeatedly. How about Wanted Hills
Speaker 1: with youth football. How about the fact that according to
Speaker 1: Fox nineteen that did a story two or three years
Speaker 1: ago on the results of a shot spotter, which are
Speaker 1: these listening devices that discriminate between car backfires and maybe
Speaker 1: fireworks and actually shots, because shots is we're seeking to
Speaker 1: prohibit and still being used a little bit, because it
Speaker 1: tells police what's happening in the community when no one
Speaker 1: calls in nine to one to one. Those who live
Speaker 1: in the West End, the East End, Evanston, Avondale want
Speaker 1: badly good police and good prosecution because they're the ones
Speaker 1: who punish and are punished by the prices of failure
Speaker 1: of left wing democratic politics. They're the ones who pay
Speaker 1: the price, not so much those of us who live
Speaker 1: in Mason or Villa Hills or Kenwood. I was talking
Speaker 1: to a friend of mine at a club with Kenwell
Speaker 1: Country Club and I asked, I'll give you his first
Speaker 1: name is Wally, and I said, have you ever heard
Speaker 1: a gunshot fired in anger in your community? And he
Speaker 1: said no, And I said, well, the only time I
Speaker 1: heard gunshots is when I lived in Avondale. I heard
Speaker 1: gunshots all the time, and I don't hear I assume
Speaker 1: when I hear a loud bang, it's probably a firecracker,
Speaker 1: a M eighty or maybe a backfar. I don't assume
Speaker 1: it's a gunshot. You don't have to live like this.
Speaker 1: And what's happened is that the lies and deceptions told
Speaker 1: by liberal Democrats, not the John Wheathy Democratic Party or
Speaker 1: the William J. Brown or the Frank Celebrezy Democrat Party,
Speaker 1: or the Kennedy Democrat Party or the John Glenn or
Speaker 1: Howard Metzenbaum Democrats. It's not that party. There's another group
Speaker 1: out there who's now completely in charge of the Democrat Party,
Speaker 1: far left, just like Kamala Harris, who does not want
Speaker 1: law enforcement because they perceive it as a negative, and
Speaker 1: they're democratically controlled areas well. It's not a negative in reality.
Speaker 1: In reality, black folks want law enforcement and prosecution as
Speaker 1: much and more than I do, because they're the ones
Speaker 1: with the slings and arrows coming in their way, including
Speaker 1: five year olds getting shot. I still recall, and the
Speaker 1: West end around TQ, well, some little nine year old
Speaker 1: boy was out playing it got shot in the head
Speaker 1: on another drive by. That person's not been arrested. And
Speaker 1: it begins in small ways and goes to much larger
Speaker 1: I'm watching the story last night, I think it was
Speaker 1: Todd Dykes of Channel five head a story about hundreds
Speaker 1: of car break ins and price Hill and West Price Hill, etc.
Speaker 1: And the core of Cincinnati for those listening around the country,
Speaker 1: hundreds of break ins over a two day period, hundreds
Speaker 1: of breakings. There's a new apartment complex in Madisonville in
Speaker 1: which media reports indicate that car break ins. There's ten
Speaker 1: to twenty every weekend car break ins. That's why I
Speaker 1: tell you and I tell those around me, do not
Speaker 1: lock your car. Do not leave anything of value in
Speaker 1: your car, whether it's a gun and a knife, a wallet, money, cash,
Speaker 1: whatever it is. Leave the car doors unlocked and leave
Speaker 1: nothing of value. The first thing a thief does is
Speaker 1: see if he can get into the car without breaking
Speaker 1: a window, which causes noise. If you can't get if
Speaker 1: the car's locked, break into the winter there's a thousand
Speaker 1: bucks out the window, and they rifle through your car
Speaker 1: in ten seconds and move on to the next one,
Speaker 1: and the next one, and the next one and the
Speaker 1: next one. And I saw on the story last night
Speaker 1: there was this fine young mother. She appeared to be
Speaker 1: in her mid twenties, had a four year old daughter,
Speaker 1: and her Hyundai was stolen. Hundreds and hundreds, maybe thousands,
Speaker 1: of Hundays and Kias have been stolen because there's a
Speaker 1: flaw in the construction methods that makes dealing them very
Speaker 1: easy without a key. And she was in tears, thinking,
Speaker 1: I got a kid to take care of. I love
Speaker 1: my child, and I'm in nursing school and I have
Speaker 1: two part time jobs to pay the bills. And she says,
Speaker 1: I can't afford uber and the buses don't go where
Speaker 1: I have to go. Where do I go?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: I felt like reaching through to help her out and
Speaker 1: maybe get her a used car because but I thought, okay,
Speaker 1: that'll be stolen too, And so Cincinnati doesn't have to
Speaker 1: go the way of every major urban city in this country,
Speaker 1: which is the breakdown of law and order, that break
Speaker 1: down a family life, that break down of faith. Black
Speaker 1: churches are unoccupied except by old women, and God bless
Speaker 1: them for what they've gone through. And we now have
Speaker 1: a choice again, and the city is teetering. A shot
Speaker 1: spot here indicated. This is as of a couple of
Speaker 1: years ago that there were twenty thres gunshots in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati in one year. Hear that number twenty thousand.
Speaker 1: What happened in Winton Hills last night with the five
Speaker 1: year old boy in critical condition, and I pray he
Speaker 1: pulls through. What happened to the nine year old boy
Speaker 1: in the West End, what happened at the Waning Hills
Speaker 1: High School when Reagan takes a gun and shoots two
Speaker 1: people is a common occurrence. You cannot grow up in
Speaker 1: certain zip codes in Cincinnati without hearing repeated gunshots. And
Speaker 1: it doesn't have to be this way. We've had the
Speaker 1: last few years a functional prosecutor's office, like a policeman.
Speaker 1: Over what's happening with liberalism and far leftism all over
Speaker 1: Hamlety County, especially the city of Cincinnati. Hamlin County is
Speaker 1: now deep blue. Donald Trump's going to lose Hamlin County
Speaker 1: by fifty thousand votes. So if you're going to vote
Speaker 1: for Kamala Harris because you've been conditioned to do so,
Speaker 1: think about who should sit in the prosecutor's office to
Speaker 1: make the decisions about who gets prosecuted, doesn't get prosecutor,
Speaker 1: what charges are broken down, what charges are not broken down,
Speaker 1: what the bond should be, what the bond should not be.
Speaker 1: About half the judges in Hamlin County have gone woke,
Speaker 1: very simple to get the easy bonds and easy sentencing.
Speaker 1: Right now, there are judges in Hamlin County that want
Speaker 1: to go back more than three decades and free a
Speaker 1: murderer because of a newly discovered evidence that all the
Speaker 1: other judges said was completely irrelevant because the guilty person
Speaker 1: was found that way. There's a philosophy, a corrosive left
Speaker 1: wing liberal progressive philosophy that tears down families, tears down faith,
Speaker 1: and tears down the criminal justice system. And if we
Speaker 1: lose control, if we normal Americans who went law and
Speaker 1: order to some extent I like it completely, then you
Speaker 1: have to keep Melissa Powers as the prosecutor. I like
Speaker 1: to go into the Witenhills community and find out, maybe
Speaker 1: after the elect what percentage of Democrats living in Winton
Speaker 1: Hills voted for Connie Pillag, who's never tried one criminal
Speaker 1: case in her life, who did not have a law
Speaker 1: license renewed until about a year ago when she wanted
Speaker 1: to run for hell. Last year she couldn't spell prosecutor.
Speaker 1: Now she wants to be one. It's unbelievable if there
Speaker 1: was a tyrone Yates or Melba marsh or a Fanon
Speaker 1: Rucker who somewhat involved my good old friend who's not
Speaker 1: with us anymore, with John Burlew. If there was an
Speaker 1: African American running who was liberal but had some sense
Speaker 1: of sensibilities and was qualified, I'd say, well, I can
Speaker 1: see why the Democratic Party wants to put up a Democrat,
Speaker 1: because that's one hundred and fifty jobs. It's called patronage.
Speaker 1: But in this case, you have a woman, Melissa Powers,
Speaker 1: who's been involved in one hundred and fifty thousand cases
Speaker 1: over the last thirty five years, prosecuting the worst criminals
Speaker 1: known demand. And when your home is broken into, when
Speaker 1: your car is broken into, that can be a serious thing.
Speaker 1: When your daughter, your mother, your wife is raped, someone
Speaker 1: is killed in your family. You want a Mark Petemyer,
Speaker 1: you want a Rick Gibson. You want a Melissa Powers
Speaker 1: trying your case to make sure that you get justice.
Speaker 1: You don't want someone who's never walked in a criminal
Speaker 1: court and prosecuted, not one person who claims I'm the prosecutor.
Speaker 1: Now what do I do? Connie Pillach would have to
Speaker 1: get directions to the courthouse, for God's sakes, So how
Speaker 1: is that possible, especially in a climate where everyone around
Speaker 1: her are all Democrats. Anyway, there's the only elected Republican
Speaker 1: in Hamley County other than Melissa Powers is a guy
Speaker 1: named Beck who's the county engineer. And he's a bright guy.
Speaker 1: He's like an engineer, and nobody else wants the job.
Speaker 1: When I speak, I can't mention their names, but I should,
Speaker 1: but I'm not good. Well known Democratic county officials will
Speaker 1: tell me privately, I'm voting for Melissa Powers. And I said, well,
Speaker 1: can you come out and say that these are noted,
Speaker 1: well known names. I will not mention the offices they hold,
Speaker 1: but all the offices in Hamley County are dominated by Democrats.
Speaker 1: I've spoken as city officials or Democrats. They're all saying,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm voting for Missy. Of course she's good
Speaker 1: and she understands, she communicates, she knows what she's doing.
Speaker 1: But they you can't come out and say I'm the
Speaker 1: county whatever and vote for Melissa Powers, because the party
Speaker 1: would the party would ostracize you and shuffle you out
Speaker 1: of the deck. You got to stay in line.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Democrats are like dogs and Republicans are like cats. The
Speaker 1: lead dog takes to pack that way everyone, whether it's
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi or a Democratic leader in Hamlet, you're going
Speaker 1: that after that par of all Democrats. We can commit
Speaker 1: acts of racial discrimination publicly against Evan Nolan. That's no
Speaker 1: big deal. He's white, he shouldn't be there. He's white,
Speaker 1: and they get away with it. But when it comes
Speaker 1: to your family living, your lives in a community, what
Speaker 1: twenty thousand shots fired? And you want to put a
Speaker 1: liberal Democrat like Connie Pillage with no experience as a prosecutor.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Come on, and I wish we
Speaker 1: lived in a way that you could jump out of
Speaker 1: line as a Democrat elected official and say, don't do this. Please.
Speaker 1: One of them told me, don't use my name, but
Speaker 1: just tell them. Tell the voters that the majority of
Speaker 1: elected Democratic leaders in Hamlin the county are voting for
Speaker 1: Melissa Powers, but please don't use my name. I won't
Speaker 1: use your name. I told this person, I won't give
Speaker 1: you the gender because that eliminates a whole bunch of people.
Speaker 1: That is typical what I get when I call it
Speaker 1: democrats in Hamilton County. Please tell them that Democratic leaders
Speaker 1: want Melissa Powers. But we can't. We can't. We can't
Speaker 1: come out. Republicans go all over the lot all the time.
Speaker 1: You know, Dwine is under attack by Republicans. Of course,
Speaker 1: Trump's under attack by Republicans. Bernie Sanders under attack by
Speaker 1: Republican Republicans, and it should be Bernie Marino under attacked
Speaker 1: by Republicans because we go different directions. But the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party are pack animals who simply follow the lead. If
Speaker 1: I would go after the election and look at Winton
Speaker 1: Hills and look at who voted for Melissa Powers, who
Speaker 1: voted for Countie Pillage, I bet you a dollar to
Speaker 1: a Krispy Kreme donut that the majority of voters in
Speaker 1: Winton Hills, with mayhem everywhere, with kids being shot in
Speaker 1: the head, sleeping in bed, voted for Countie Pillage. She's
Speaker 1: got that blue. Nick got the ballot, She's on the
Speaker 1: ballot blue. Yeah, yeah, that's right. And then when you
Speaker 1: look at these cases, who do you want prosecuting your
Speaker 1: son's murderer? Who do you want prosecuting someone breaking into
Speaker 1: cars causing mayhem? Who do you want someone prosecuting a burglary?
Speaker 1: There's burglary teams in an Indian Hill, in Villa Hills
Speaker 1: and Mason they think they're from Venezuela, who are in
Speaker 1: and out of houses in ten minutes with blocking systems
Speaker 1: on the security and when you're someone's finally picked up,
Speaker 1: do you want a liberal Democrat, no cash bond democrat
Speaker 1: prosecuting your case or do you want someone who wanted
Speaker 1: to lock that person up now it may not get
Speaker 1: locked up? Goes in the Hamlin County. As you know,
Speaker 1: fifty percent of the judges are woke. They've gone woke.
Speaker 1: There was a case in Common Police Court with a
Speaker 1: pedophile that a Common Police Court judge gave probation to
Speaker 1: because he promised to do better in future. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Half the judges are like pac Dinkelocker. The other half
Speaker 1: are like Jennifer branch Aclu. When you have that system,
Speaker 1: you got to have a stop gap at the end
Speaker 1: of prosecutor that says this will not stand. I'm going
Speaker 1: after these criminals with everything I got. You'll never hear
Speaker 1: that out of a woke prosecutor who believes in victimization
Speaker 1: and reparations and affirmative action and DEI no cash bond,
Speaker 1: too many people in jail. You'll never find that attitude.
Speaker 1: We're close, we're tipping or right there. And for all
Speaker 1: everyone that has heard gunshots in the City of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: everyone that's been burglarized and beaten, everyone that's had drug
Speaker 1: sales condicted in front of their house. Get ready for
Speaker 1: homeless encampments everywhere in the city of Cincinnati. If Melissa
Speaker 1: Powers loses and she's putting life in limit risk by
Speaker 1: doing this, and her opponent, Countie Pillage, needs a Google
Speaker 1: map to find the courthouse, she has no idea what
Speaker 1: she's doing. She's never been there before to prosecute a
Speaker 1: criminal case. She's clueless, and she's running. She's in her
Speaker 1: sixties and she needs a job. So she got her
Speaker 1: law license back, having not had it for like decades,
Speaker 1: said hey, I'll become the prosecutor. I'm a Democrat, and
Speaker 1: Democrats vote for Democrats. They're pack animals. They don't think independently.
Speaker 1: So please, I implore you at this point to think
Speaker 1: about my home city, my hometown of Cincinnati and Hamley County,
Speaker 1: And even though you got those silly ass Kamala Harrison's
Speaker 1: signs in your yard, think about public safety. Think about
Speaker 1: your husband, Think about your wife, Think about your brothers
Speaker 1: and sisters. Think about what happens in Hamlety County. If
Speaker 1: a left wing radical liberal will prosecutor takes over the
Speaker 1: entire criminal justice system. You're going to have half the
Speaker 1: judges being bad, but there's one prosecutor making the decisions
Speaker 1: for you and your family. And I want Melissa Powers
Speaker 1: to be the prosecutor. And Democrat officeholders have told me
Speaker 1: to tell you as a voter. Democrats are saying Connie Pillage, no,
Speaker 1: they want Melissa Powers. They cannot come forward and give
Speaker 1: you the reasons because Democrats are pack animals. They got
Speaker 1: to follow the lead. But through me to you, they're
Speaker 1: telling you, please, don't put Connie Pillage in charge of
Speaker 1: criminal justice in Hambleton County. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Let's continue after one o'clock today is Chris Finny, the
Speaker 1: Great Attorney, will be here about the efforts of dot
Speaker 1: Department of Transportation to book Kamala Harris's name all over
Speaker 1: the Tri State and so much more. You want to
Speaker 1: listen to Chris Finny in about ten minutes. Bill Cunningham
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Speaker 1: American of churs. Chris Finnie of the Finny Law Firm
Speaker 1: has perhaps the eminent law firm in the Tri State
Speaker 1: when it comes to civil rights, human rights, employment employer
Speaker 1: issues and so much more than Chris Finny. Welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show, and Chris, two or three
Speaker 1: uses are percolating around my head. I have a story
Speaker 1: here live on CNN, so it must be true. Quote
Speaker 1: Biden's lock him up remark about Trump was profoundly stupid,
Speaker 1: says CNN analyst. This is from Elliott Williams, who's a
Speaker 1: Democratic attorney, who says the person in charge of law
Speaker 1: enforcement in this country, which is the President through the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice, should not be saying stupid things like
Speaker 1: lock him up. As a civil rights attorney and so
Speaker 1: much more. How do you respond to that.
Speaker 4: I mean, if you think about the law enforcement function
Speaker 4: in this case, the FBI, etc. And the prosecutorial function
Speaker 4: with the US Attorney, it's a very sensitive area that
Speaker 4: should be free from any paint of politics in there.
Speaker 4: And as I watch, for example, Joe Dieters is our
Speaker 4: county prosecutor for decades, Melissa Powers is our county prosecutor today,
Speaker 4: and as I've watched our US Attorney's office locally, they
Speaker 4: completely stay away from anything political because of that taint.
Speaker 4: If their motivations become suspect, it undermines the entire system.
Speaker 4: And in this case, you're pointing out the chief executive,
Speaker 4: the person who appoints the attorney general and is head
Speaker 4: of the executive branch. Joe Biden says, he's assuming a
Speaker 4: prosecutorial function and giving political direction to the prosecutor. Lock
Speaker 4: him up, and it's frightening. It's utterly frightening. You know,
Speaker 4: what do you do with a man with a badge
Speaker 4: and a gun. What do you do with a prosecutor
Speaker 4: who can indict, who is motivated by politics. It's Banana
Speaker 4: Republic stuff, it really is.
Speaker 1: In fact, earlier today I went over a list of
Speaker 1: the number of criminal indictments.