Speaker 1: Each team, the Eagles in the Bengals had five possessions
Speaker 1: each in the second half. The Bengals scored on one
Speaker 1: of the five and the Eagles scored on five out
Speaker 1: of the five, and it was unstoppable. So if they
Speaker 1: played another quarter, they would have scored seven out of seven.
Speaker 1: And the Bengals, it looks at me like they lost
Speaker 1: their guts, they lost their brains, they lost their heart,
Speaker 1: they lost their gonads, they lost everything on the field
Speaker 1: of honor. But we'll see what happens. The Raiders are
Speaker 1: in town, the Las Vegas Raiders, Moe and others, and
Speaker 1: Lance will break it down later on today. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: as you may know, there's an election a week from Tuesday,
Speaker 1: and Sherry Poland runs the Hamilton County Board of Elections
Speaker 1: with an iron grip. She is also a national expert
Speaker 1: when it comes to these matters. When I speak to
Speaker 1: those of the Democrat Party, if I speak to Tim Burke,
Speaker 1: or if I speak to Alixe Trountafilu at the Republican Party,
Speaker 1: I get the same answer. That is, she's nonpartisan. She's
Speaker 1: built a system that is the envy of the rest
Speaker 1: of the world. In Hamlet County, And we have the
Speaker 1: honor this afternoon of being with Sherry, Poland and Sherry.
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill, cunninghams and Sherry. First of all,
Speaker 1: I deal with facts. So many people deal with opinion.
Speaker 1: I only deal with facts. As we sit here this
Speaker 1: Monday afternoon, how many people have voted? Break it down
Speaker 1: by in person and by mail? What percent of out
Speaker 1: of the total on each come election day? How many
Speaker 1: people in your opinion will vote? Is there a breakdown
Speaker 1: Republican and Democrat? What's going to happen with the races?
Speaker 1: Are their difficulties? Will you have results by mid nine
Speaker 1: on election night? There's a question in there somewhere. Can
Speaker 1: you answer it?
Speaker 2: Hi, Bill, thank you for having me on. Yes, I
Speaker 2: can answer your questions. We'll start off with the fact
Speaker 2: that over one hundred and eight thousand voters in Hamilton
Speaker 2: County have already cast their ballot in this presidential election.
Speaker 2: Approximately fifty seven thousand of those voters voted early in
Speaker 2: person at the Board of Elections on around fifty one
Speaker 2: thousand have already returned their vote by mail ballot.
Speaker 3: Do you open up?
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a question. The People's judge and
Speaker 1: I about two weeks ago, sell on our kitchen table
Speaker 1: and each of us so we took about a half
Speaker 1: an hour and we voted. Now, when those votes come
Speaker 1: in and I assume our two ballots will have been
Speaker 1: counted at some point, explain to me the process. If
Speaker 1: Tony Benner, who lives in Green Township, sends in an
Speaker 1: absentee ballot, it goes in the mailbox. In fact, every
Speaker 1: mailbox in Hamlelton County is a drop box. You can
Speaker 1: drop your ballot in the mailbox and it comes into
Speaker 1: the Board of Elections. Walk through with me what happens
Speaker 1: to that mail in ballot from the time and arrives
Speaker 1: in your office to election night. What happens step by step?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 5: Absolutely well.
Speaker 2: First off, if a voter wishes to vote by mail,
Speaker 2: we do not automatically mail ballots in the.
Speaker 5: State of Ohio, So a voter has to request a.
Speaker 2: Vote by mail ballot by filling out a form submitting
Speaker 2: it to the Board of Elections. That form must contain
Speaker 2: the voter's name, addressed data, birth form of ID, and
Speaker 2: their signature, and it must match what's on file at
Speaker 2: the Board of Election according to their voter registration. Then
Speaker 2: we will send the voter a ballot. After the voter
Speaker 2: votes the ballot, as you know because you've done this,
Speaker 2: the ballot goes inside an identification envelope. Again, the voter
Speaker 2: must confirm their name, their address, a form of ID,
Speaker 2: and a signature, and the ballot.
Speaker 5: Has to be sealed inside that envelope.
Speaker 2: If a vote by mail voter wishes to return it
Speaker 2: by mail for this election, it's a two sheet ballot,
Speaker 2: so it's a dollar and one cent or two forever stamps.
Speaker 2: Or the voter can deliver their own ballot to the
Speaker 2: Board of Elections using our twenty four hour drop box.
Speaker 2: If a voter is returning a ballot for a family member,
Speaker 2: they can do that to something a.
Speaker 5: Little different this year. They do have to fill out
Speaker 5: a form basically just.
Speaker 2: A testing that they have permission to deliver the ballot
Speaker 2: for a family member. So then when the ballot, when
Speaker 2: that vote by mail ballot is returned and receives here
Speaker 2: at the Board of Elections, our buary partisan teams will
Speaker 2: examining the identification envelope and compare that information to the
Speaker 2: voter registration system.
Speaker 5: Once again, if it's a.
Speaker 2: Match, we remove the ballot and we scan the ballots.
Speaker 2: We do not count the ballot until the polls close
Speaker 2: on election night. So right now we're conducting what we
Speaker 2: call acts of preparation. We're confirming the voter's identity and
Speaker 2: that they were eligible to cast this vote by mail ballot.
Speaker 2: We're scanning the ballot. We're storing it inside of a
Speaker 2: dual walcked room. Wherever we have ballots, they are in
Speaker 2: a dual locked room. It takes one Republican and one
Speaker 2: Democrat to get into that room. And then after the
Speaker 2: polls close on election night, those vote by mail ballots
Speaker 2: and the early in person ballots are the very first
Speaker 2: ballots that are counted again after the polls closed.
Speaker 1: Please go ahead, Please go ahead.
Speaker 2: We usually can get those absentiers as posted right around
Speaker 2: eight pm election night.
Speaker 1: So let's say Tony Bender and Green Township has voted
Speaker 1: a mail in ballot to filled out all the forms correctly.
Speaker 1: There's one envelope inside the other envelope, and then it
Speaker 1: is sent in and you open it up. You have
Speaker 1: Democrats Republicans looking ready to go. But Tony Bender says,
Speaker 1: you know what, I've changed my mind. I don't want
Speaker 1: to vote the way I voted for Trump or voted
Speaker 1: for the Democrat. You know, I want to change my
Speaker 1: vote for the Supreme Court. I want to change. What
Speaker 1: If Tony Bender says I changed my mind and I
Speaker 1: want to vote differently, what happens then?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Once he's cast his ballot, he's done. He cannot
Speaker 2: change his mind and cast a second ballot. As soon
Speaker 2: as a voter returns that application to request a ballot
Speaker 2: by mail, the record is flagged, and if they then
Speaker 2: go to their polling place on election day, they'll be
Speaker 2: required to cast what we call provisional ballot, same ballot
Speaker 2: everyone else receives. The only difference is that it's not
Speaker 2: counted election night. It's placed in a provisional envelope until
Speaker 2: teams a bipartisan election officials can verify that the voter
Speaker 2: did not already cast a ballot in the election. It's
Speaker 2: how we ensure one voter, one.
Speaker 1: Vote, so there's no second chance. If Tony says, man,
Speaker 1: I really like what Harris is saying. I love that lady,
Speaker 1: and I voted for Trump and I want to change
Speaker 1: it too bad.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Once it's been cast either by mail or dropped
Speaker 2: off at the board, same way, when you go to
Speaker 2: your polling place. Yeah, once it's cast, you can't change
Speaker 2: your mind. In fact, once it's removed from the envelope,
Speaker 2: there's no way for US Board of Election officials to
Speaker 2: tie that ballot back to the voter. That's how we
Speaker 2: keep the secrecy of the vote. We have no way
Speaker 2: of tying it back to a voter.
Speaker 1: It's a dollar and a penny to mail it. Tony's poor.
Speaker 1: He puts one little stamp on, doesn't put the extra
Speaker 1: stamp on, or if forgets the stamp it at all,
Speaker 1: what happens? If the ballot doesn't have enough postage or
Speaker 1: no postage, what happens?
Speaker 2: Then the the post office does everything they can to
Speaker 2: get ballots delivered to the Board of Elections.
Speaker 5: But our recommendation is, don't take any risks.
Speaker 2: Make sure you have the appropriate post edge. And for
Speaker 2: this election in Hamilton County that would be two forever
Speaker 2: stamps postage. And I do want to note it differs
Speaker 2: from county to county. It depends on the number of
Speaker 2: sheets and the weight of the ballot paper.
Speaker 1: Now, how many registered voters are there in Hamilton County,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure, but I think the numbers about five
Speaker 1: hundred thousand on my run? How many people are I
Speaker 1: actually registered to vote?
Speaker 2: We actually have a little over six hundred and four
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand yees, yeah, so a little higher than
Speaker 2: what you have predicted. We usually hover somewhere around six hundred,
Speaker 2: a little under six hundred, and it's typical for us
Speaker 2: to be a little over that market presidential election.
Speaker 1: So in the twenty twenty presidential what percent of Hamley
Speaker 1: County residents actually voted? Of the six hundred and four
Speaker 1: thousand approximately in twenty twenty, how many actually voted?
Speaker 2: We have four hundred thirty I'm sorry, four hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty four thousand, nine hundred and fifty six ballots cast.
Speaker 2: That was seventy two percent of the registered voters at
Speaker 2: that time.
Speaker 1: Is that it's not high or low seventy two percent
Speaker 1: of the presidential.
Speaker 2: You know, Hamilton County usually has a pretty good turnout
Speaker 2: for presidentials. We usually have somewhere between seventy and seventy
Speaker 2: four percent, and that's what we're expecting this election as.
Speaker 1: Well, about seventy seventy to seventy percent. Now, let's say
Speaker 1: that here we are on Monday afternoon, about one hundred
Speaker 1: and eight thousand have already voted. Is an equal number
Speaker 1: going to vote between now and next Monday early Do
Speaker 1: you anticipate that number will be over two hundred thousand.
Speaker 5: I think we're going to.
Speaker 2: I don't know if we'll be over two hundred thousand,
Speaker 2: we will will be close. I think we'll definitely be
Speaker 2: over one hundred and fifty thousand. Our early in person
Speaker 2: is just becoming so popular in Hamilton County, and right
Speaker 2: now we're on track to beat our record that we
Speaker 2: set in twenty twenty. So in twenty twenty there are over.
Speaker 5: Eighty thousand voters who cast their ballots early in person
Speaker 5: here at the board.
Speaker 2: We're already beating that pace with still until Sunday next
Speaker 2: Sunday to go, So we think we could hit almost
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand voters just at our early vote center
Speaker 2: this year.
Speaker 1: So if some person wants to go to the nordwod
Speaker 1: Hamony County Board of Elections and they show up later
Speaker 1: this afternoon or Tuesday or Wednesday, what is the process?
Speaker 1: I did it one time just for fun, and I
Speaker 1: found it very easy. It was friendly, happy. But let's
Speaker 1: say Tony Bender is on a long bender. He's lost
Speaker 1: over the weekend, he watched the Bengals play. He was
Speaker 1: in person. He wided out. He left in the middle
Speaker 1: of the fourth quarter. It couldn't take it any more,
Speaker 1: dragging his Bengal stripes behind him. He said, too much
Speaker 1: to drink. Wakes up this morning, or probably wakes up
Speaker 1: Tuesday Wednesday and saying, no, I'm going to go vote.
Speaker 1: Let's say he drags himself to the Board of Elections.
Speaker 2: What happens, Yeah, it's very similar to voting that you're
Speaker 2: calling place on election day. We will note that our
Speaker 2: vehicle traffic getting into the Board of Elections is heavy
Speaker 2: at times. But once you know, we get you and
Speaker 2: you find a place the park, it's a very quick
Speaker 2: process to get inside and vote. Again, very similar to
Speaker 2: election day. The voter needs to announce their name and
Speaker 2: address to the poll worker and then provide the poll
Speaker 2: worker an acceptable form of ID. I do want to
Speaker 2: note that that's a recent change in Ohio.
Speaker 1: He's got no idea, he's got nothing. He's dragging himself
Speaker 1: in there. He said, I'll give you a year, n example,
Speaker 1: I'll give you a blood test. I got no idea
Speaker 1: at all. What happens that Tony Bender.
Speaker 2: Well, those things are not necessary. All Tony would have
Speaker 2: to do is fill out a provisional envelope. I talked
Speaker 2: a little bit before about a provisional bout. That's a
Speaker 2: ballot that's not counted election night. It's placed in an
Speaker 2: envelope where the voter provides the identifying information as far
Speaker 2: as their name. If they does not have a form
Speaker 2: of ID, that voter actually has until four days after
Speaker 2: election day to provide ID to the Board of Elections.
Speaker 2: So when he goes into vote he doesn't have ID,
Speaker 2: he's offered the provisional ballot, it's voted, it's placed in
Speaker 2: the envelope, it's held into election day. If that voter
Speaker 2: comes to the Board of Elections by the Saturday after
Speaker 2: election day, which is November ninth, by five pm, and
Speaker 2: provides an acceptable form of ID, then his provisional ballot
Speaker 2: is added to the official count, which occurs about two
Speaker 2: to three weeks after election day.
Speaker 1: So even that and that's what happens down the road
Speaker 1: before everything is certified. So let's say November fifth runs
Speaker 1: through without a major problem, and by election night or
Speaker 1: early in the morning, you have the provisional final count.
Speaker 1: One are things finally we got all these thousands of
Speaker 1: provisional ballots. We have other contests to one type or another.
Speaker 1: When is there a final decision in Hamilton County? This
Speaker 1: is the final number. How many weeks does that take?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it takes a few weeks.
Speaker 2: In fact, the Secretary State put all boards of elections
Speaker 2: in Ohio on an expedited schedule, meaning we are all
Speaker 2: required to certify by November twentieth. So that's the date
Speaker 2: that Hamilton County.
Speaker 5: Has set to certify this election. I do want to
Speaker 5: note that in Ohio we have two counts.
Speaker 2: We have the election night count, which is the unofficial count,
Speaker 2: and we keep going election night until we get to
Speaker 2: one hundred percent precincts reporting.
Speaker 5: Then we don't.
Speaker 2: Continue a periodic count over the next two weeks. If
Speaker 2: there's just one additional official count that will occur on
Speaker 2: the twenties.
Speaker 5: What we're doing in that two to three week period
Speaker 5: is we are.
Speaker 2: Verifying the provisionals that are eligible to be added. We
Speaker 2: also are receiving late rising vote by mail ballots. So
Speaker 2: as long as a vote by mail ballot is postmarked
Speaker 2: honor before November fourth and received by Saturday, November ninth,
Speaker 2: that ballot can also be added to the official count.
Speaker 2: So we're conducted balloty accounting, we're ensuring that all of
Speaker 2: the material were returned, we're inspecting them from the polling places,
Speaker 2: and then we're processing those aptanties in those provisionals.
Speaker 5: So that's what's.
Speaker 2: Happening during that two week period after election day, and
Speaker 2: then on the twentieth we will run our official counts
Speaker 2: and have the certified results of this election.
Speaker 1: There's been a lawsuit filed on this. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: the resolution. Let's say Tony Bender works as a nurse's
Speaker 1: aid at a nursing home and there's fifty people there
Speaker 1: that are voting. Either they requested it and they got it,
Speaker 1: or they somehow not able to get out to go vote.
Speaker 1: What is the rule now about shall we say, one
Speaker 1: person gathering dozens and dozens of ballots and putting them
Speaker 1: in the ballot in the drop box. What is the
Speaker 1: rule on that?
Speaker 2: So if you can return a family member's ballot, and
Speaker 2: you can also return anyone can return a voter with
Speaker 2: a disability stout that's a little bit different. So for
Speaker 2: voter with disabilities, they can designate someone other than a
Speaker 2: family member to return their ballot to the Board of Elections,
Speaker 2: but that person delivering that ballot has to either come
Speaker 2: inside or Actually, Hamilton County, we sort of set up
Speaker 2: a bipartisan team that's outside collecting during our busy hours.
Speaker 2: But they have to fill out a form. They have
Speaker 2: to felt this attestation, swearing and affirming that they returned this.
Speaker 5: Particular voter's ballot. So that's what's a little different.
Speaker 2: I will note with nursing homes, we work with every
Speaker 2: nursing home in Hamilton County, and if there's voters who
Speaker 2: are confined to a nursing home and need assistance in voting,
Speaker 2: we send a bipartisan team out to that nursing home.
Speaker 2: And it's a bipartisan sworn election officials that simply do
Speaker 2: nothing but read the ballot verbatim and then mark the ballot.
Speaker 5: So we actually to have election officials that take care of.
Speaker 1: That sounds like voter suppression to me, I don't know,
Speaker 1: it sounds like a lot of suppression going on. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: Sherry Poland, thank you. Do you have any questions for me?
Speaker 1: I've been quizzing you the last twenty minutes or so.
Speaker 1: Do you have any questions for me about politics, sports,
Speaker 1: world capitals. Something has confused you over the years. I
Speaker 1: can help you with.
Speaker 2: I think you've answered all my questions.
Speaker 1: And how much long are you going to do this?
Speaker 1: Because I talked to Democrats, talk to Republicans. Sure the
Speaker 1: best there is. How much more time do you have
Speaker 1: left to serve? And are you Are you proud about
Speaker 1: what you've done at Hamilty County Board of Elections.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm so proud of the bipartisan team that we
Speaker 2: have here at the Board of Elections.
Speaker 5: I really am.
Speaker 2: It's something that's pretty incredible to watch. It's Democrats and
Speaker 2: Republicans who put their politics aside when they come here
Speaker 2: to work because we just focus on a common goal
Speaker 2: that we all have and not the administering a free
Speaker 2: and fire election. So I'm extremely proud to be a
Speaker 2: part of this team.
Speaker 1: Well, with your permission, maybe next week I'll check in,
Speaker 1: But right now, one hundred and eight thousand voted fifty
Speaker 1: seven thousand, early fifty in person, and you anticipate a turnout,
Speaker 1: you might get to two hundred thousand, but probably not
Speaker 1: close to that. And in the last election, seventy two
Speaker 1: percent voted in twenty twenty you hope to get closed
Speaker 1: for more than that number in twenty twenty four. Sherry Poland,
Speaker 1: once again, you're the best of what you do. And
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: if you thought about controlling the Bengals, would you consider
Speaker 1: becoming the general manager of the Bengals if offered.
Speaker 5: That is not my area of expertise.
Speaker 1: Nor is it Mike Brown's area of expertise. So that's
Speaker 1: a bigger problem. But nonetheless, Sherry Poland, once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And God
Speaker 1: bless you, thank you, Sherry, thank.
Speaker 5: You, thank you, thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: All right, let's continue with more. She got to control
Speaker 1: the Reds and the Bengals, put them all together, general manager.
Speaker 1: Let's have some victories around this place. And is Carson
Speaker 1: Palmer's ghost in the body now of Joe Burrow? I
Speaker 1: don't want to be negative. You know me better than that.
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Speaker 1: The Work all Right, hit the music Monday afternoon in
Speaker 1: the Dry State, Good stuff, credon some more coming up later,
Speaker 1: we'll be Scott Powell about the great reset that's gonna
Speaker 1: happen in his opinion after next Tuesday. He's optimistic. He's
Speaker 1: gonna talk about how Trump's not just gonna win, It's
Speaker 1: gonna be like a landslide like Ronald Reagan in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens there. And after two o'clock today
Speaker 1: it will be Moeger to break down the Bengals debacle
Speaker 1: if we been there before. Absolutely, this is a Halloween
Speaker 1: week And I looked at Joe Burrows in a news
Speaker 1: conference after the game. He looked like Carson Palmer. He
Speaker 1: looked like Boomer Sison. They have nowhere to go, nowhere
Speaker 1: to hide. I'm good, I'm doing my best, and it's
Speaker 1: not even close to being good enough. As I've pointed
Speaker 1: out to Moeger, each team in the second half had
Speaker 1: five possessions. The Eagles scored on five of five, the
Speaker 1: Bengals and one of five. If they had any more possessions,
Speaker 1: they would have kept on running the ball. And the
Speaker 1: Bengals are incapable of stopping the run. They have no
Speaker 1: good defensive backs against the pass, and offensively they can't
Speaker 1: run the football. Other than that, they're in good shape.
Speaker 1: So I know August is irrelevant, but there were two
Speaker 1: home games in August and the Bengals lost to both
Speaker 1: of those. There have been four home games in September
Speaker 1: and October and the Bengals have lost all of them.
Speaker 1: I'd say it's a rather friendly jungle. Would you agree?
Speaker 1: Zero for six? That's a friendly jungle. But then this Sunday,
Speaker 1: the Raiders, the Vegas rag Raiders show up with Marvin
Speaker 1: Lewis as an assistant coach, so we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Got to keep hope al eyed. Three and five, and
Speaker 1: as Joe Burrow pointed out, they have to win I
Speaker 1: think eight of the next eight of the next ten,
Speaker 1: and if they do that, they're in hog Heaven. The
Speaker 1: odds of that happening are not very good, but we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens. And one thing that Joe Burrow had
Speaker 1: that look, he looked like a zombie. Didn't know what
Speaker 1: to do, didn't know what to say. And the team
Speaker 1: once again is filled with fury and filled with hyperbole.
Speaker 1: But and the facts on the ground are not good.
Speaker 1: But then neither of the Cleveland Browns. Thank god they
Speaker 1: didn't start Jameis Winston last week against the Bengals. My gosh,
Speaker 1: it might have been a different result. But we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens. And Moe's going to relate sometime after two
Speaker 1: o'clock today that sometime at the sometime later I think
Speaker 1: through the twenty twenty nine season, Joe here in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: no matter what, and he'll be like thirty one thirty
Speaker 1: two years old, and he'll be completely a free agent.
Speaker 1: We'll see what occurs, but the returns are not good.
Speaker 1: In fact, Moe will come with some facts and figures
Speaker 1: after two o'clock to see where we are exactly politically,
Speaker 1: I'm looking to my right. The New York Times put
Speaker 1: out a poll this morning. This is New York Times.
Speaker 1: This isn't not even the inquir which is liberal, but
Speaker 1: this New York Times is a leftist and reactionary. Headline
Speaker 1: is Donald Trump surges the national lead in New York
Speaker 1: Times poll. I'm saying what The New York Times has
Speaker 1: him winning over Kamala Harris forty eight I'm sorry, forty
Speaker 1: eight to forty six percent, and that means in the
Speaker 1: seven battleground states he'd be up three to four percentage points.
Speaker 1: And two weeks ago, the same poll showed that Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris was beating Donald Trump forty seven to forty four.
Speaker 1: So somehow, in the last ten days, and the poll
Speaker 1: included on Saturday, in the last ten days, Trump has
Speaker 1: gone from forty four to forty eight and Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: has gone from forty seven to forty six. So none
Speaker 1: of that's good, especially at the end. This is silly time.
Speaker 1: The next eight days, God knows what's going to happen
Speaker 1: in the media. And I continue to believe that the
Speaker 1: life of Donald Trump is at serious risk. That there's
Speaker 1: been two thank god, unsuccessful attempts to kill him. And
Speaker 1: now the Iranians understand what's at stake, The Russians know
Speaker 1: what's at stake, the Chinese knows what's at stake, and
Speaker 1: the loons on the left, orient and or the right
Speaker 1: know what's at stake. And that is if the election
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump takes place, then first of all, hell's
Speaker 1: going to break loose. I've seen stories about police departments
Speaker 1: calling in more police officers and more soldiers. The left
Speaker 1: does not take kindly to this kind of stuff, and
Speaker 1: as a consequence, I think if it's announced on on
Speaker 1: Wednesday morning or Thursday that Trump won the election, all
Speaker 1: hell is going to break loose in the country. Rioting
Speaker 1: it's going to occur, and it's going to be ugly.
Speaker 1: According to some sources, that left is going to call
Speaker 1: it everyone they can and you see in the George
Speaker 1: Floyd Riots what that can look like. I know CPD
Speaker 1: and the Sheriff's office here in Hamliny County is having
Speaker 1: meetings about what to do on Tuesday night, Wednesday and Thursday.
Speaker 1: Over time will be required, leaves will be canceled, waiting
Speaker 1: for some ride. Cincinnati is not like other places we
Speaker 1: have many riots here. We don't have serious ones, but
Speaker 1: nonetheless in major urban areas is going to be very
Speaker 1: ugly if Trump wins. On the other hand, if Kamala
Speaker 1: Harrison pulls this out somehow, those of us that are
Speaker 1: functional and members of conservative movements are going to go
Speaker 1: back to work and do our best to overcome the
Speaker 1: disaster which has occurred. That January sixth riots were the anomaly,
Speaker 1: not the rule. There were probably two to three hundred individuals,
Speaker 1: perhaps incentivized by undercover FBI agents. When I listened to
Speaker 1: the testimony at Christopher Ray and others, how many were there.
Speaker 1: There were dozens and dozens of undercover FBI agents that
Speaker 1: these groups were completely infiltrated by the FBI. Weeks and
Speaker 1: months ahead of time that Donald requested that there would
Speaker 1: be a National Guard to protect the Capitol and the
Speaker 1: White House that were turned down by Nancy Pelosi, who
Speaker 1: said in real time, I'm responsible for this. Now let
Speaker 1: me say that again, the media will not cover this
Speaker 1: story at all, but a documentary film producer, Nancy Pelosi's daughter,
Speaker 1: has her on film on tape recorded as the events
Speaker 1: are taking place, that I'm responsible for this. Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: saying that because she didn't protect the capital and that
Speaker 1: was her job. But nonetheless, there were a few hundred
Speaker 1: that had completely out of hand, hurt police officers, sprayed
Speaker 1: mace in their face, beat cops, and those individuals should
Speaker 1: face the full brunt of criminal justice for what they did.
Speaker 1: But on the other hand, the great majority of patriots.
Speaker 1: I went to the Capitol on January sixth and listened
Speaker 1: to the remarks of Donald Trump. He said, please go
Speaker 1: to the capital capital peaceably to protest, and things got
Speaker 1: out of whack, and those individuals who did that. So
Speaker 1: I do not anticipate that if Kamala Harris wins the
Speaker 1: election has announced on Wednesday or Thursday that a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of cities are going to burn. The law enforcement
Speaker 1: doesn't have the same idea of Trump wins because the
Speaker 1: left acts differently, the college campuses and immigrant right community,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And so we'll see what happens. But the
Speaker 1: early reporting here we are on Monday afternoon New York
Speaker 1: Times poll says that Trump is up, and the drift
Speaker 1: is Trump is up, Kamala Harris is down. Also, I
Speaker 1: would point out that CNN pointed out that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: could win the popular vote, which has not happened but once.
Speaker 1: In last thirty two years, there has only been one
Speaker 1: time the Republican run for the presidency won the popular vote.
Speaker 1: That was in twenty oh four by a very thin margin.
Speaker 1: The Democrats seven in the last eight elections have always
Speaker 1: won the popular vote. So for the Republican to win,
Speaker 1: you have to kind of have to wead the needle
Speaker 1: just so in order in order to win. But that's
Speaker 1: where it's headed, and the media pointing things out to
Speaker 1: my left, CNN, I suppose there was some clown at
Speaker 1: the Madison Square Garden that took about four hours made
Speaker 1: some intemperate remarks about Puerto Ricans that he meant to
Speaker 1: be a joke. He didn't intend it seriously, but our
Speaker 1: CNN is running with it about speakers at the Trump
Speaker 1: rally of Madison Square Garden had racist comments to make
Speaker 1: about Porto Ricans, and this morning the Trump campaign has
Speaker 1: said that we disavowed those remarks, so he should be
Speaker 1: more forceful and come out even more. But the mainstream
Speaker 1: media will play any wrongful remarks of a comedian with
Speaker 1: a joke that falls flat to indicate that Trump is
Speaker 1: semil responsible for that. No one would ever say that
Speaker 1: when Michelle Obama talks about men, that means you and
Speaker 1: me disregarding the medical needs of women. That we don't
Speaker 1: care about our wives and our daughters. We don't care
Speaker 1: about our granddaughters and our aunties. We don't care about
Speaker 1: our sister's health. And that's somehow acceptable comments to make
Speaker 1: about we males, which I find discussing. I care more
Speaker 1: about my wife than about myself. I would give my
Speaker 1: life for my granddaughter, or for my daughter in law,
Speaker 1: for my sister. Absolutely, men care about women, maybe more
Speaker 1: than women care about women. We care, we love them,
Speaker 1: we want to protect them and take care of them.
Speaker 1: That's our nature. So the idea that men simply disregard
Speaker 1: women's health is a bunch of crap, and Michelle Obama
Speaker 1: should be called out on it, but of course you
Speaker 1: will not. We've been so accustomed the last few years
Speaker 1: of having the mainstream media go off and some left
Speaker 1: wing tangent, some hoax that many have decried the idea
Speaker 1: that the so called establishment media has lost its contry
Speaker 1: over the election narrative. It used to be ABC, NBCCBS
Speaker 1: could simply dictate what the whole nation was thinking and
Speaker 1: get away with it. The woman who heads up ABC
Speaker 1: News has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris and her campaign directly and indirectly. That that is
Speaker 1: the leader of ABC News. So when David Muir or
Speaker 1: others want to comment upon political matters, they don't have
Speaker 1: to be told what must happen to keep their employer happy.
Speaker 1: To me, that's just the way the game is played
Speaker 1: right now. I want to ask about do you believe
Speaker 1: in the mainstream media or do you think it is
Speaker 1: trustworthy at this point fifteen percent. I'm surprised at that high,
Speaker 1: aren't you. Fifteen percent of Americans trust the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: They've lost control and it's the reason is for years,
Speaker 1: if not decades, the media has pushed false narratives that
Speaker 1: involved Republicans that they would never cover with Democrats. Lastly,
Speaker 1: we've had these stories repeatedly about Donald Trump and his
Speaker 1: sexual peccadillos. Last week, for like four or five hours,
Speaker 1: CNN put on a swimsuit model with Sports Illustrated who
Speaker 1: claims thirty plus years ago she was dating Jeffrey Epstein. Now,
Speaker 1: by that model's perspective, boy that was kind of a
Speaker 1: wise decision, wasn't it to date and live with Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: But they found themselves in the presence of Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and she alleged that Donald Trump groped her in front
Speaker 1: of Jeffrey Epstein, not over her objection. She said, I
Speaker 1: really didn't object to the time or indicate it was
Speaker 1: something I didn't want, But nonetheless Donald Trump should have
Speaker 1: known that. And so this was a story like for
Speaker 1: one day that Donald Trump groped a swimsuit model thirty
Speaker 1: one or thirty two years ago, and that should be
Speaker 1: a story in the campaign. When all the sexual peccadillo
Speaker 1: of Democrats are diminished or not covered at all, you
Speaker 1: may know that Kamala Harris herself as a somewhat interesting
Speaker 1: previous sexual background with numerous men. In fact, many say
Speaker 1: that's how she got to the top of California politics
Speaker 1: by using may I use the term her feminine wiles.
Speaker 1: There's all kinds of video out there, like with Montell Williams,
Speaker 1: who was the television star and data Kamala Harris for
Speaker 1: a period of time, and one classic scene as a
Speaker 1: reporter asking a very much younger Kamala Harris, are you
Speaker 1: his daughter, and that look in her eye could kill
Speaker 1: a ten people. And she said, no, I'm not his daughter,
Speaker 1: referring to Montell Williams. Plus her history with Willie Brown
Speaker 1: that'll never be discussed to any extent of the mainstream media. Also,
Speaker 1: her husband, Doug em Off, the second gentleman, maybe soon
Speaker 1: to be the first gentleman, as at least slapped, may
Speaker 1: I say inappropriately a woman. There's never an appropriate time
Speaker 1: to slap a woman has spun her around, and he
Speaker 1: was violent with her, and the media doesn't cover that,
Speaker 1: doesn't deal with that at all. Not a story you have. Also,
Speaker 1: the first gentleman to be possibly the second gentleman, Doug
Speaker 1: m Offer, knocked up a nanny and nanny was nineteen.
Speaker 1: He was forty four, caring for his two children. Now,
Speaker 1: to my knowledge, Kamala Harris is not going to ask
Speaker 1: a question about her husband knocking up a nanny and
Speaker 1: the baby wasn't born. I would assume there's no reporting
Speaker 1: on it because it's bad for the Democrats, especially Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: And I assume that the nanny had an abortion that
Speaker 1: killed her unborn baby. Not a big story. Governor Tim
Speaker 1: Walts of Minnesota I won't mention the stories online. I
Speaker 1: don't believe them, and I don't disbelieve them. I don't
Speaker 1: believe or disbelieve any of these charges. But they did
Speaker 1: to Clarence Thomas and Brett Cavanaugh was disgusting. Would never
Speaker 1: consider doing that mainstream media to a Democrat whatsoever? The
Speaker 1: stories about Tim wats as a coach or on the internet,
Speaker 1: you can check it out yourself, they are disgusting. Would
Speaker 1: the media pursue that to talk any of the to
Speaker 1: any of his football players? Would they send large numbers
Speaker 1: of bus loads and planeloads and reporters to track down
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz's sexual history to see what went on, what
Speaker 1: didn't go on, what's true, what isn't true. Absolutely not
Speaker 1: won't be pursued. It's off limits, especially when there's classic
Speaker 1: tropes of sexism that are plaguing Vice President Harris and
Speaker 1: they're really not covered by the mainstream media because it
Speaker 1: hurts the Democratic Party and they're not going to pursue that.
Speaker 1: So when the media goes down the rabbit holes of
Speaker 1: the last several years about the Russian collusion hoax that
Speaker 1: tied up the first two years of the Trump presidency,
Speaker 1: and all the individuals indicted and char ours turned out
Speaker 1: to be not a hoax, turned out to be real.
Speaker 1: There was no one in the media said, you know what,
Speaker 1: we're wrong about that. How about hands up, dun't shoot?
Speaker 1: Michael Brown and Ferguson his hands were not up. He
Speaker 1: never said dun't shoot. He was trying to kill a
Speaker 1: cop when he was killed. The cop killed him in
Speaker 1: self defense. To the media or seeing it, never say
Speaker 1: we made a mistake on that one. No, how about
Speaker 1: the Jesse Simlet hoax in Chicago, or the Covington KKK
Speaker 1: kids hoax, or the very fine people on both sides
Speaker 1: Charlottesville about Trump that hoax, the Russian Bounties hoax, or
Speaker 1: the Kyle Rittenhouse hoax, or the UH border agents whipping
Speaker 1: illegal migrant hoax, or the NASCAR noose hoax, or the
Speaker 1: Trump assaulted secret servant agent and grabbed the steering wheel
Speaker 1: take me into the Capitol That was a hoax, or
Speaker 1: the MAGA assaulted Paul Pelosi hoax. The media went with
Speaker 1: the fact that Paul Pelosi, Nancy's husband assaulted in his
Speaker 1: own home, that it was a mega defendant that did it.
Speaker 1: That was a bunch of bs go on and on
Speaker 1: and on. So when something fits their diatribe, the media
Speaker 1: prints it. If it doesn't fit, they ignore it. And
Speaker 1: that's the way things are. Let's continue with more coming
Speaker 1: up next. You have to pay attention to how the
Speaker 1: medium manipulates your opinion for a defined result that they
Speaker 1: find acceptable. So the stories about Tim Waltz or Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris's sexual history will be ignored, but those of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump put on Front Street, even when they're rejected later
Speaker 1: on as a hoax, no one ever apologizes for any
Speaker 1: of it. So let's continue with more. We never stop you,
Speaker 1: and I simply continue. After one o'clock today, we'll be
Speaker 1: a guest who spends time considering that after next Tuesday
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Speaker 1: One of Cunningham and Great America. And my friend mc
Speaker 1: grace philosopher has a column up. It's on Newsmatch. They
Speaker 1: can get in most places. Dot Powell, Don Powell is
Speaker 1: a great American. The headline on November the fifth, We're
Speaker 1: voting for nations great reversal. And the term fascism has
Speaker 1: been thrown around repeatedly, mainly by the mainstream media. The
Speaker 1: Democratic Party. Fascism. I'm gonna give you the definition. Many
Speaker 1: Americans have no idea what it is, but fascism is
Speaker 1: a form of government where most of the country's power
Speaker 1: is held by the elite or one ruler or a
Speaker 1: small group under a single party, not allowing dissent, and
Speaker 1: fascist governments are usually totalitarianism and filled with authoritarian one
Speaker 1: party states. So is that the United States of America?
Speaker 1: Do we have like one party in charge of all
Speaker 1: the states, all the cities, the federal government. I don't
Speaker 1: think so. But nonetheless, Scott Powell makes the point that
Speaker 1: in the last four years Americans have experienced an unprecedented
Speaker 1: and unconstitutional abuse of federal government power and response to
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen election irregularities, the January sixth protests, and open borders.
Speaker 1: And the party closest to fascism, I would contend is
Speaker 1: the National Democrat Party. So when you engage in that
Speaker 1: kind of behavior, which is fascist, accused Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: the Republicans of being what you are. Scott Powell, welcome
Speaker 1: again in the Bill Cunningham Show. And Scott, your column
Speaker 1: is great. I have it in my hands, I'm looking
Speaker 1: at it. I downloaded it from Newsmax. Kind of explained
Speaker 1: to the American people. As far as fascism, what's happened
Speaker 1: the last four.
Speaker 6: Years, Well, you've described it very well, Bill, I really
Speaker 6: can't add too much to it. The fact is that
Speaker 6: the the you know, what prevents fascism from arising, of course,
Speaker 6: is the Constitution of the United States, wherein we are
Speaker 6: you know, where the people are in charge of voting,
Speaker 6: voting in and voting out good rule and bad rule. Unfortunately,
Speaker 6: American citizens, I think, have been a little asleep at
Speaker 6: the wheel, a little derelict and sort of writing on
Speaker 6: the laurels of the normalcy bias that America that they
Speaker 6: remember from childhood. Is the America of today, and it
Speaker 6: is not the America of today. We are losing our country.
Speaker 6: And I would argue that this November fifth is really
Speaker 6: the second American Revolution, and it's it's the second American
Speaker 6: Revolution because we are in the process of the theft
Speaker 6: of the election in November five. Mark my words, what
Speaker 6: they did in twenty twenty will be re enacted on steroids.
Speaker 1: There's a big headline which is on Virginia has been
Speaker 1: a blue state but also but you know, generally Virginia
Speaker 1: is in the column of the Democrat Party Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: likely to win. A headline judge orders Virginia to stop
Speaker 1: its removal of non citizens from state voter roles. Explain
Speaker 1: to me how a judge can say, you know, it's
Speaker 1: illegal for non citizens to vote, so a judge orders
Speaker 1: Virginia to stop removing non citizens from the voter roles.
Speaker 1: Is that what you're talking about?
Speaker 6: Yes, exactly. And that judge, by the way, to all
Speaker 6: your listeners, is a corrupt judge. He's probably he's probably
Speaker 6: been bribed with hundreds of thousands of not millions of
Speaker 6: dollars to take that position. There's no other explanation for it.
Speaker 6: We don't allow foreigners to vote in our elections. Really,
Speaker 6: they have to be citizens as a registered voters. You
Speaker 6: go crazy.
Speaker 1: It's apps. I read this and I said, wait a minute.
Speaker 1: For example, in the state of Michigan, there's five hundred
Speaker 1: thousand numbers of voters registered to vote then total eligible
Speaker 1: voters in Michigan, and the Michigan Secretary of State wants
Speaker 1: to change some of that, and the court system won't
Speaker 1: let them change. And in Virginia, when I read this story,
Speaker 1: the governor Youngkin, I think is trying to do a
Speaker 1: good job. The judge orders Virginia to restore voters removed
Speaker 1: from the rules, restoring access to about three hundred thousand illegals,
Speaker 1: non citizens who are going to vote, and the judges
Speaker 1: Patrick Giles, who's appointed by a Democrat, and now they're
Speaker 1: seeking to go upstairs to hire court. We'll have a
Speaker 1: few days. And that's exactly what you're talking about.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: You also say in your column, which I think I
Speaker 1: think is wonderful.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 1: An agenda seemingly designed to destabilize our country by overwhelming
Speaker 1: our healthcare system, the hospitals, education, the schools, welfare systems
Speaker 1: in which we spend one hundred billion dollars or more
Speaker 1: on illegals in this country while bringing in skewered election
Speaker 1: results from a spike in illegal immigrant voting. And when
Speaker 1: I talk to my friend Wayne Allen Root in Nevada,
Speaker 1: he'll freely tell you that there's tens of thousands of
Speaker 1: illegals who vote through the culinary unions, that they have
Speaker 1: specious ability to vote legally, but they all have driver's licenses.
Speaker 1: And so you point out this is like a banana
Speaker 1: Republic in this election. Can you imagine Scott Powell for
Speaker 1: the next four to eight years on top of the
Speaker 1: last four the Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz who's a
Speaker 1: marshmallow man of clown that they're in charge of the
Speaker 1: federal government. What happens Let's say you and I get
Speaker 1: together in eight years from now and we've gone through
Speaker 1: four years of Biden and eight years of Tim Waltz
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris, we go through twelve consecutive years. What
Speaker 1: happens to our country?
Speaker 6: Well, we will last twelve years if we don't turn
Speaker 6: this country around in this election. We have lost our country.
Speaker 6: I mean, we're already on the cusp of losing any
Speaker 6: semblance of civility and law and order in major cities
Speaker 6: across the country. We have terrorists inside our borders that
Speaker 6: have been brought over during the last three and a
Speaker 6: half four years under Biden Hesbolah from Venezuela. You know,
Speaker 6: Hesbola had a large contingency in Venezuela. We've cleaned out
Speaker 6: not only the Venezuelan jails of criminals who are now
Speaker 6: in our country. And oh and by the way, we've
Speaker 6: all heard the news of these Venezuelan gangs, these armed
Speaker 6: gangs taking over entire apartment complexes not only in Aurora,
Speaker 6: but in about four other cities in America. This is crazy.
Speaker 6: But it's Hezbollah that is probably potentially the bigger threat
Speaker 6: to us because these are trained terrorists that are blood
Speaker 6: you know, that are bloodthirsty people, and they don't hesitate
Speaker 6: to create violence and kill people. So this is a reality.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think we have to recognize that our
Speaker 6: opponents in the Democrat deep state are deathly afraid of us.
Speaker 6: You know, that is patriots pointing out that they are
Speaker 6: in the process of stealing the election. They've already told
Speaker 6: us the election results will not be known for days,
Speaker 6: and those days will be used for introducing hundreds of
Speaker 6: thousands of fabricated ballots while simultaneously triggering false flags to
Speaker 6: induce chaos and distraction from the vote fraud. And what
Speaker 6: are those false false flags? Well, they're likely racial false flags,
Speaker 6: like the death of George Floyd. We have to expect that. Again,
Speaker 6: we shouldn't overreact to a violent incident such as a
Speaker 6: truck bomb going off near a polling place. That's a
Speaker 6: fairly likely thing to have happened, that's easy to pull off.
Speaker 6: We should be aware and not overreact to incidents of
Speaker 6: terror that I just spoke about, or violence instigated by
Speaker 6: foreign enemies such as Hesbolah. And they're scattered around the
Speaker 6: US and they and they are targeting you know, the
Speaker 6: power grid, the power system. I mean, these people want
Speaker 6: to take America.
Speaker 1: Down, no question, you have a bree it's a.
Speaker 6: Plan to there's a plan to do this. And the
Speaker 6: Democrats are adjoining hands to some extent with foreign enemies
Speaker 6: because they have something in common, and that is stopping
Speaker 6: Donald Trump from assuming office. He's going to be He's
Speaker 6: going to be elected probably in a in a landslide,
Speaker 6: but it's after the election I mean, clearly the votes
Speaker 6: will be a landside. It's the vote counting that's the problem.
Speaker 6: So maybe that maybe maybe that that will just be
Speaker 6: demanded and we'll have what happened in twenty twenty, where
Speaker 6: you know where Trump was ahead into all these states
Speaker 6: by even hundreds of thousands of votes, and then day
Speaker 6: by day they dwindled away until Biden had a slight
Speaker 6: lead and it was over right.
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, you have a great part of this. So
Speaker 1: we all know about the Possecomma Tatis Act of eighteen
Speaker 1: seventy eight, which limits the federal government's power to use
Speaker 1: the military for domestic law enforcement. But then this you
Speaker 1: reference more ominous in a recent development in a form
Speaker 1: of US Department of Defense directives which changes the Posse
Speaker 1: Commatatus Act. Explain what Biden Harris has done. They did
Speaker 1: this in August and September of this year, just a
Speaker 1: few weeks ago. Explain what the new direct re.
Speaker 6: They revised the DoD directive number forty fifty two four
Speaker 6: zero dot one, and everybody can look that up. Just
Speaker 6: put in search DoD Directive five to two four zero
Speaker 6: dontar one and you can you can read it. What
Speaker 6: it is. I mean, they're not even hiding it. You know,
Speaker 6: most of us think about military power being used in America.
Speaker 6: We think about foreign threats with the military directed against
Speaker 6: adversaries outside our borders. But what would happen if this
Speaker 6: directive would turn American military power inward? And that is
Speaker 6: what this directive does. Despite the insurmountable wall of posse
Speaker 6: comittantas that bars federal troops from participating in civilian law enforcement,
Speaker 6: this updated DoD Directive fifty two to forty one loosens
Speaker 6: the criteria for the use of deadly forced by the
Speaker 6: US military against American civilians. This is a reality. It
Speaker 6: also creates a fast tracked process that authorizes the military
Speaker 6: to act in chaotic situations that might be associated with
Speaker 6: what with with groups exercise of their right to protest
Speaker 6: constitutionally prote First Amendment rights, and it sets up a
Speaker 6: system that provides a right. You know. The disturbing part
Speaker 6: is that there's a rapid transition to military action and
Speaker 6: it reads like a playbook for long term domestic military engagement.
Speaker 6: And if we get accustomed to seeing the military in
Speaker 6: public places on the US soil to keep or restore
Speaker 6: order or confront civil disturbances. When and where would that end?
Speaker 6: Then we would no longer be civilians in a democratic,
Speaker 6: constitutional republic, but rather subjects in a national security state.
Speaker 6: This would be unbelievable, but everything is in place to
Speaker 6: pull this off. So so Americans need to understand this. Certainly,
Speaker 6: don't overreact to any false flags. We can't overreact to
Speaker 6: any incidents of you know, even a truck bomb going
Speaker 6: off in a polling place would be national news. If
Speaker 6: the power grid goes down in one section is going
Speaker 6: to be national news. We want to keep our cool
Speaker 6: and proceed because I think God is going to open
Speaker 6: up a way here. You know, we have a remnant
Speaker 6: of people in America that have been praying for years
Speaker 6: and months leading up to this election.
Speaker 1: Well, when you talk about acting in a fascist fashion,
Speaker 1: which is a CNN an MSNBC talking point, that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and the Republicans are fascist or their hitler writes whatever,
Speaker 1: which is a familiar card they've played, beginning with Barry
Speaker 1: Goldwater and Ronald Reagan and Bush forty one, Bush forty three,
Speaker 1: even Paul Ryan was called a fascist. But the fascism
Speaker 1: is when the federal government under Harris and Biden passed
Speaker 1: these directives of the Department of Defense to allow more
Speaker 1: military action inside of our cities to keep things under control.
Speaker 1: That is fascist. So when you're the fascist party, it'd
Speaker 1: be wise to call the other side of engaging in
Speaker 1: your behavior. And as further evidence, Minneapolis after the George
Speaker 1: Floyd riots burned and Tim Waltz and his wife open
Speaker 1: up the windows in the governor's mansion to smell the
Speaker 1: aroma of freedom as tires and businesses burned, and he
Speaker 1: would not allow the National Guard to come into Minneapolis
Speaker 1: because it wasn't sufficiently containing minority members. That Tim Waltz said, well,
Speaker 1: we have to have a more diverse National Guard, and
Speaker 1: it may trigger individuals to commit more violence. And so
Speaker 1: they weren't used. And that's the guy that would be
Speaker 1: a heartbeat from the presidency if Kamala Harris is elected.
Speaker 1: And so that is that's even more frightening. I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: my god, we're in trouble if this thing goes the
Speaker 1: wrong way. No, remember the fifth We're in trouble.
Speaker 6: Make no mistake. Wallace is a communist. He is a
Speaker 6: anti American communist that wants to bring our country down.
Speaker 6: Look what he did to Minneapolis. I mean, that's what
Speaker 6: he wants for America.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 6: And we got to staircourse. There's far many more more
Speaker 6: of us than there are of them. Never underestimate the
Speaker 6: you know, the numbers and the power that we really have.
Speaker 6: The patriots in the control are really in control more
Speaker 6: than ever before. We just have to remind ourselves keep
Speaker 6: our cool. We need to be intelligent and smart and
Speaker 6: how and how we react and how we push back
Speaker 6: because you know it, we're we're gaining ground, they're losing.
Speaker 1: Ground, I hope.
Speaker 11: So.
Speaker 1: But when I see George Soros and uh and his
Speaker 1: family buying large uh talk radio stations and uh, you
Speaker 1: know what George Soros's feelings are about this country and
Speaker 1: that they're very active in the news media to make
Speaker 1: sure a certain message is given, which is an element
Speaker 1: of fascism. Fascism means one party control and that's exactly
Speaker 1: what National Democrats are doing. And I'm sitting here with
Speaker 1: a voice. It's one voice, but Scott pal all I
Speaker 1: can say is that we're in trouble.
Speaker 6: Well we are, but let's keep the hope. Remember, you know,
Speaker 6: in my article, I remind the readers to turn to
Speaker 6: song ninety four to twenty three, which says, and I'll
Speaker 6: quote he meaning God has brought back their wickedness upon
Speaker 6: them and will destroy them in their evil. The Lord,
Speaker 6: our God will destroy them. So you know, this wickedness
Speaker 6: that we see is going to come back to them,
Speaker 6: and you know, we know that God is really in charge,
Speaker 6: and I believe that God's not going to allow this
Speaker 6: wickedness to continue. I pray to God Trump as a
Speaker 6: remarkable man. I mean, he's clearly got all the qualities
Speaker 6: that this country needs. He has faith, he has courage,
Speaker 6: he has persistence, and by bye Dolly, that's exactly what's needed.
Speaker 6: And he's the man for our time.
Speaker 1: I love the prayer of Saint Michael the Archangel. And
Speaker 1: we're in a difficult time. We have several days before
Speaker 1: the election and the system is not done with Donald
Speaker 1: Trump yet and I don't know what lies ahead. I
Speaker 1: want him to keep safe. I know I texted with
Speaker 1: his son Eric Trump recently and that his dad's not
Speaker 1: playing golf anymore. He's very protective of where he shows
Speaker 1: up and how he shows up. And I just pray
Speaker 1: to God Almighty that we can get through November the fifth,
Speaker 1: make the right decisions politically. Let the country move forward.
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, we got to go once again, call him
Speaker 1: on Newsmax. We're voting for nations great reversal. We can
Speaker 1: go a different direction. At a minimum, Donald Trump would
Speaker 1: stop some of the madness. But if we don't go
Speaker 1: that direction, I'm not sure that may God have mercy
Speaker 1: on us, because if we elect the wrong leader this
Speaker 1: time is going to be extremely consequential. Scott Powell, You're
Speaker 1: a great American and thanks for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Scott, Thank you, Bill, appreciate it all.
Speaker 1: Right, Billy Cunningham, let's continue on news radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: wlw WO.
Speaker 7: Will be picking new drapes for the Oval office, which
Speaker 7: party will control the House and Senates? What about the
Speaker 7: local candidates issues?
Speaker 12: Live?
Speaker 7: He's had all that other junk. No fifth, Great Americans
Speaker 7: like you cast your ballot unless you do it early.
Speaker 1: My wife complains that I'm always early.
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Speaker 1: You know, segu When I checked with you about an
Speaker 1: hour ago, you were slumped over in your chair. You
Speaker 1: told me you were tired, wanted to tap out. You're
Speaker 1: tap it out. I think I'm gonna tap out at
Speaker 1: two third eye. And I'm tired. I'm tired. I can
Speaker 1: I'm tired. Like Anthony Richardson. I bet you he's I
Speaker 1: bet you he's a real popular figure in the circle
Speaker 1: city of Indianapolis. Right now. If I was an offensive lineman,
Speaker 1: I don't think I'll show up next Sunday. We're too
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Speaker 1: Anthony Richardson is the second year quarterback for your Indianapolis Colts.
Speaker 1: Twenty two years old. He signed a four year, thirty
Speaker 1: four million dollar rookie contract right thirty four mil in
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter. What happened? There was a play yesterday
Speaker 1: in the second half in their in the second half
Speaker 1: that Anthony Richardson, I guess was running around and he
Speaker 1: looks to the sidelines and taps his helmet, which means
Speaker 1: here it is. That was a lot of money right there.
Speaker 15: I don't think I was gonna be able to do
Speaker 15: that next place, so I just lookst I didn't need
Speaker 15: a little brick right now.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, if you're tired, why do you stand
Speaker 1: in front of cameras? Admit it? I would say stupid.
Speaker 1: I had a pain in my shoulder, my knee. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I had a migrant headache. Yeah, yeah, No, he's twenty
Speaker 1: two years old. Yeah, twice he kind of scrambled. He
Speaker 1: leaves the field because he's tired, tapped out in the Yeah,
Speaker 1: what now? What do you? What do you? How's that?
Speaker 1: How's bench him? Right? I want to know what Rocky
Speaker 1: Boyman has to say about this? Well, I want to
Speaker 1: know is what Jim Irsay's gonna say. What's he gonna say?
Speaker 1: I bench him? But you're paying the guy thirty four
Speaker 1: million dollars and he's the future. He's the future Peyton
Speaker 1: Manning of that team. Not exactly. Well, I mean he's
Speaker 1: a future quarterback. How do you do that to your team?
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Do you ever tap out?
Speaker 13: Never?
Speaker 1: Do you think Rocky Boyman? Did? You're gonna have my
Speaker 1: dad old fingers when you think Rocky Boyman did it?
Speaker 1: Sat X did you do it? Saint Xavier, Savior Xavior
Speaker 1: whatever Savior? Did you do it at the park?
Speaker 16: Never?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Did did Rocky do it? In the pros? I
Speaker 1: will ask him did the down from us Tony Pike
Speaker 1: tap out? I'm going I'm going to ask did he
Speaker 1: tap out at Carolina, I might ask him. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: saying that I don't think so well, Sega. I want
Speaker 1: to say one thing that Deer Park's big game against
Speaker 1: Madeira didn't go right, but nonetheless the park is in
Speaker 1: the playoff and that's all that matters, right, And we
Speaker 1: collected thousands and thousands of water bottles very good through
Speaker 1: Chris Euster who's on the board of education. On the
Speaker 1: bus to take down to North Carolina. I want to
Speaker 1: thank the Madeira faithful head up by Kenji Mattsizudo who
Speaker 1: actually donated thousands of bottles of water and we filled
Speaker 1: it up completely. And guess what, dery Gark may have
Speaker 1: lost the game, what we won a merit in front
Speaker 1: of God Almighty because of what Deer Park did for
Speaker 1: the citizens in need in North Carolina. And I want
Speaker 1: to know this, how did cole Rain do? They lost again?
Speaker 1: So they went over again for the seat. Okay, if
Speaker 1: somebody had told you a few years back would be
Speaker 1: two consecutive years what col Rain went zero in twenty right,
Speaker 1: No would have ever believed it. No, you better get involved. Well,
Speaker 1: I think you know who ought to come back, Tom Bolden.
Speaker 1: No carry combs thing, go get him back, come back
Speaker 1: and revive, revive, revive, dig him up like old honey. Now,
Speaker 1: Anthony Richardson was stupid yesterday. How about your guy from
Speaker 1: the Chicago Bears, Tyreek Stevenson explain it, taunting the crowd
Speaker 1: after the Bears went ahead with like about twenty seconds
Speaker 1: to go in the game. He's at the other end
Speaker 1: of the field, not even knowing that the final play
Speaker 1: is taking place. Jalen Jayden Daniels is running about forty
Speaker 1: yards back and forth, back and forth, upside by, north, south, east, west,
Speaker 1: all over the place. This guy decides, oh, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: the game's not over. Seconds before he and his team's
Speaker 1: his mates gave up the winning Hailberry touchdown, Tyrone Stevenson
Speaker 1: tipped the ball to Noah Brown alone in the end
Speaker 1: zone and the defensive back doing the tawning of the fans.
Speaker 1: Yeah in Washington, not real popular. Shall we say, spend
Speaker 1: him and find him? What do you do to Anthony
Speaker 1: richards the same thing? How can you get The news
Speaker 1: conference was an hour after the game, so he has
Speaker 1: time to think about what am I going to say?
Speaker 1: My knee hurt or something? But I mean he tapped,
Speaker 1: He tapped his head. So I mean done, he said, no,
Speaker 1: I got tired. He was, you know, twenty two years old.
Speaker 1: I got tired thirty four mili. Not enough of what
Speaker 1: they're saying in Indianapolis. Now you're he's getting ripped across
Speaker 1: the league. You're avoiding the obvious question. Speaking of Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow has now been inhabited his body by the ghost
Speaker 1: of Carson Palmer. Bengals update, Well, he brought to you
Speaker 1: by good spirits, Winding tobacco and party Town your tailgate headquarters.
Speaker 1: Bengals dropped to a three to five and zho to
Speaker 1: four at home this season with the loss yesterday as
Speaker 1: they were thumped by the Birds. The Raiders are next
Speaker 1: with Marvin Lewis coming back to town Sunday. Could Marvin
Speaker 1: Chaine sides and take over from Zach Schuler more tonight
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Speaker 1: Dodgers lead it there over the Yanks two games to nil.
Speaker 1: You might recall one of the years, and I talked
Speaker 1: to Pauli about this. O'Neil, Yes when he played for
Speaker 1: the Yankees the first two games of a World Series.
Speaker 1: They lost at home, then went on the road, won
Speaker 1: three straight, then came back home. O'Neill was spoken of
Speaker 1: the Yankees, reminded them of what happened Number twenty one, who,
Speaker 1: by the way, the Reds thought were no good traded
Speaker 1: for what's his name, Roberto Kelly. Correct, he said, this
Speaker 1: is the beginning of the resurrection of the Yankees to
Speaker 1: win four straight. And what about what about Otani? Is
Speaker 1: he playing or not? Apparently he's playing tonight. Will you
Speaker 1: aminder what he had a mindor dislocation of his left
Speaker 1: shoulder Saturday night? Pop it in, but he should be
Speaker 1: ready to go, they say, pop it back in and
Speaker 1: let's play ball. Back to the Bengals yesterday, that vaunted
Speaker 1: defense that couldn't stop Jalen hurts the Bengals with three
Speaker 1: pressures many the entire day, three one two, three pressures
Speaker 1: on the Philadelphia quarterback. That's the second fewest in the
Speaker 1: league this year. The Jaguars had two earlier this year.
Speaker 1: What about Sacks? What about him? Said, I don't think
Speaker 1: anybody got to him each team. And then the push
Speaker 1: push or the brotherly shove ought to be in every playbook.
Speaker 1: I don't you put you put two of the Why
Speaker 1: not put b J. Hill and like another defensive lineman
Speaker 1: behind Burrow when you're at the goal line and push
Speaker 1: him a hairy s man, get a big ass tackle
Speaker 1: and say here right come. I mean Jalen Hurts is
Speaker 1: gonna That's what he's gonna be known for. When he
Speaker 1: makes the Hall of Fame, he gets so he gets
Speaker 1: revenge when against Joe Burrow when they when they beat Oklahoma,
Speaker 1: like what sixty three to twenty eight in the national
Speaker 1: title game? Now what that was third and one on
Speaker 1: the thirty nine and you try what up the middle?
Speaker 1: Of course, also also Willie over the Over the weekend,
Speaker 1: we say congratulations to Chuck Martin, who became the winning
Speaker 1: best coach in Miami RedHawks football history with his sixtieth
Speaker 1: win as the RedHawks rolled past Central Michigan forty six
Speaker 1: to seven. They ever get in the Cradle of Coaches,
Speaker 1: having never left Miami. Everyone else left Miami. What happens, Well,
Speaker 1: he beat Walker's record. Now he's on for glory, runs
Speaker 1: a clean, great program in Miami. And segment you ignore
Speaker 1: the fact that when I saw the news conference of
Speaker 1: number nine Joe Burrow, I thought about one man, Carson
Speaker 1: the other number nine, Carson Palmer, and know what he'spent
Speaker 1: about seven eight years here and said, you know what,
Speaker 1: I can't take this anymore. I'm leaving, and that Bengals
Speaker 1: tught Bengals thought it was BS. Guess what it wasn't BS.
Speaker 1: Well at some point what Joe Burrow call Carson Palmer
Speaker 1: and say I can't take it anymore? Will that happen?
Speaker 1: So yay or nay nay? I we'll see about that.
Speaker 1: I think Joe Burrow is gonna is tough, tougher than
Speaker 1: Carson Palmer, although they did both win the Heisman Trophy. Well,
Speaker 1: they come here as golden boys, they leave a zombies. Well,
Speaker 1: I'll tell you one thing, whether they got ten, they
Speaker 1: got ten to go, and Burrow still thinks they can
Speaker 1: win about seven or eight of them better be right,
Speaker 1: because they better start going on a roll this Sunday
Speaker 1: to the Super Bowl. Correct. But if they if they
Speaker 1: roll about seven or eight in a row, then we'll believe.
Speaker 1: I do not believe, well, I do not if they
Speaker 1: do that, I'll believe if they roll out seven in
Speaker 1: a row. I do not believe. You got the Raiders,
Speaker 1: then that you got the Ravens, and then at Baltimore
Speaker 1: and then a break, then a break. Now, well but
Speaker 1: remember last year though they went on they won that
Speaker 1: game before the break and then went on a little
Speaker 1: bit of a roll to this second half. Almost well, well,
Speaker 1: it's Joe Burrow, the second coming of Carson Palmer. No,
Speaker 1: be sure, yep you are? Yeah, you want to tap
Speaker 1: out on that one? Okay, tap out? How does Anthony
Speaker 1: Richardson walk in the locker room this afternoon? I cannot
Speaker 1: wait for for Rocky Boyman to come in here in
Speaker 1: two thirty five? Did he ever top out? Did he
Speaker 1: top out? You'd ever tapped out of the park?
Speaker 3: Did you?
Speaker 1: I had a sprained ankle. I chewed it off. I
Speaker 1: kept playing. I mean when you played baseball at X Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: you told your manager, Hey, I don't want to play
Speaker 1: to day. No, I'm playing. I'm not playing. I'm giving
Speaker 1: my best. Yeah, but whatever it is what if you
Speaker 1: were at the park and playing basketball, Jerry would what
Speaker 1: would the coach say? No, your role coach? I don't know.
Speaker 1: A big game against Madera and I I don't want
Speaker 1: to play. I can't play. You can't walk in the
Speaker 1: locker room, all right? And he's making thirty four million
Speaker 1: dollars they can go and he's twenty two years old.
Speaker 1: Is he out of shat or watching? He might be
Speaker 1: on waivers? Is he out of shape? I don't I
Speaker 1: mean that play he was Joe Flacco. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Indianapolis got to be in complete. At least Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: didn't quit. At least he didn't say I stopped. Let
Speaker 1: everybody said, well, why wasn't he in there at the end?
Speaker 1: Because you put Jake the snake Browning? And what's he
Speaker 1: going to score forty five points and thirty five seconds?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. Should Taylor's still been calling the
Speaker 1: plays for the Bengals. He's had a bad season, awful
Speaker 1: that fourth and one play? Sure the way, I don't
Speaker 1: know what he was trying to do there. Well, I
Speaker 1: don't know if he's trying to be cute, trying to
Speaker 1: be clever, trying to outsmart the Eagles or what. But
Speaker 1: it didn't work. Good to be the matre d is
Speaker 1: some steakhouses opened up by Dave Shuler. How about opening
Speaker 1: up some steakhouses and Zach Taylor. I e Zach Shuler
Speaker 1: can be the matre d. I mean, help you to
Speaker 1: your table, sir, Come with me this way is that
Speaker 1: of possibility. Reservation for Cunningham. Come with me, sir, reservation
Speaker 1: for six right in here. No, he'll he'll be fine,
Speaker 1: you think so? Yeah, what evidence do you have of that?
Speaker 1: Faith and hope? I have hope. Faith, that's all I
Speaker 1: all I have. Sagment is hope. That's all I got
Speaker 1: out the show. Look at the Shawshank redemption. Ifing got
Speaker 1: out of there, got out. I have hope. He's still
Speaker 1: in Mexico working on that boat. I feel like I'm
Speaker 1: in some sort of time warp loop. I'm going back
Speaker 1: into a loop. Let's see your favorite high school team
Speaker 1: either won or lost Friday, Deer Park the Bearcats. The
Speaker 1: Bearcats went to Colorado and lost the Prime Time the
Speaker 1: Bengals lose, lose. They FC's got to win tonight. I
Speaker 1: doubt it. Well, I anticipate the worst every game, I
Speaker 1: anticipate disaster, But vacant look in the eyes of Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow told me fortunes and pages and episode about what's coming.
Speaker 1: In his mind, he's thinking, what the hell just happened?
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. Carson Palmer had
Speaker 1: enough and finally left fifty million dollars on the table,
Speaker 1: and he was finally traded to the Raiders, then went
Speaker 1: to Arizona. Did he go to Arizona? We went to
Speaker 1: the Raiders first, that's right. So the Raiders are in town,
Speaker 1: but Carson Palmer Darryl Lamonica, Jim Otto played for the Raiders.
Speaker 1: Is that with Carson with I don't think so. His
Speaker 1: former head coach will be here and Carson, what about it?
Speaker 1: Do you see something developing here? Little fee? Would that
Speaker 1: be dramatic? That would be wouldn't that be something number nine?
Speaker 1: But the vacant, empty look in the eyes of Joe
Speaker 1: Burrows spoke volumes to me about what he's going through.
Speaker 1: All right, segment, let's be positive, don't be so negative, okay.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Dwayne Wade's statue wasn't veiled in Miami,
Speaker 1: and look at that statue. I'm looking at I'm thinking
Speaker 1: he look like who would have Hell's that? And Dwayne
Speaker 1: Wayne's looking looking up at it with this guy screaming
Speaker 1: with his mouth wide open, and Dwayne Wade is extremely
Speaker 1: unhappy looking up at this statue. The guy looks like
Speaker 1: a clown in the statue and Dwayne Wade is thinking,
Speaker 1: what in the hell is that?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 1: Remember the statue of Liberties faces the brother of the
Speaker 1: guy who sculpted it. Take a look at those two faces.
Speaker 1: Do you see any similarity in those face? Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: It's a work of art. Whoever that sculptor was, he
Speaker 1: better work. He better be out of the country. I'm
Speaker 1: saying heat fans roast the wage statue. There's no resemblance.
Speaker 1: But it's a work of art. And it's like Charles
Speaker 1: Barkley Matt on the inside the NBA. It's like it's
Speaker 1: an artistic representation. Okay, kind of like Joe Burrow, Like
Speaker 1: this show is an artistic what'd you say? Artistic representation?
Speaker 1: That's what this show. It can't be wrong if it's artistic.
Speaker 1: You know that, I know? All right? Segment give me
Speaker 1: out of the stud's report coming up after two o'clock
Speaker 1: is Moeger breaking down the Bengals loss in August, September,
Speaker 1: and October. The Bengals are zero and six at home
Speaker 1: with no wins. And this is a super Bowl contender
Speaker 1: according to Moeger and according to Tony Pike in Austin,
Speaker 1: these guys are going to contend for the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: They have not won a game at home since December
Speaker 1: of last year. Those three on to tap out too,
Speaker 1: Get me out of the souzire point Willie and Otter
Speaker 1: of better days aheadifty one and fifty of them till
Speaker 1: opening Day. Can't wait for Opening Day? The Reds and
Speaker 1: Giants and Tito Francona, here we go again. We leave
Speaker 1: you with the immortal words of the stew Report.
Speaker 3: It's depressing.
Speaker 1: You're right, it's absolutely depressing. What's depressing is watching the Bearcats,
Speaker 1: then watching the Bengals. And how about Dan Hord and
Speaker 1: Mo did the game in Colorado's at two am? Took
Speaker 1: all the charter, all night landed, go right to the
Speaker 1: Holy Grail and that happens, and then Dan Hord has
Speaker 1: to go through that again. How are we looking? I
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Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham the Great America. Let's continue with Moeger, who's beaten, ridden, hard,
Speaker 1: put away, wet, from Colorado to Cincinnati and beyond. Moeger,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And the big
Speaker 1: question is this, mo Why are the Bengals three and five?
Speaker 1: Why do they lose the two preseason games in a
Speaker 1: home that don't matter? But they lost them? Then why
Speaker 1: they ozero and four? Why they have gone through August,
Speaker 1: September and October have not won one game at home?
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 3: Why they're not very good?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 1: Thank okay, thank you mine, I think, yeah, there you go.
Speaker 3: Good to talk to you, Willie.
Speaker 16: I think when you've played eight games, you have offered
Speaker 16: a large enough sample size for us to be able
Speaker 16: to make conclusion about you. As a football team, and
Speaker 16: the one that I have is this team is simply
Speaker 16: not very good.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 16: They have some good things going for it. Joe Burrow
Speaker 16: is a very good quarterback, leads the NFL and QBR.
Speaker 16: They have some good offensive weapons. The Bengals offensively yesterday
Speaker 16: early in the game, did some really good things. Mike
Speaker 16: Kasicki perhaps most notably, but the whole, the collection of
Speaker 16: their parts, is not a very good football team. Now,
Speaker 16: not very good could still get you into the postseason.
Speaker 16: The standard to make the playoffs in the NFL has
Speaker 16: never been lower. But as this team is currently constructed
Speaker 16: going to win let's say, seven out of nine, I
Speaker 16: kind of assume the buy in to make the postseason
Speaker 16: still going to be ten wins for the Bengals to
Speaker 16: get to that number. This team, which hasn't won at
Speaker 16: home yet, which doesn't have a lot of difference makers
Speaker 16: on defense, and which at times can't get out of
Speaker 16: its own way, is this team going to win seven
Speaker 16: of its next nine games? If you believe the answer
Speaker 16: is yes, you've watched a different football team than I have,
Speaker 16: and at some point you need to hang your hat
Speaker 16: on something besides what the schedule makers give to you,
Speaker 16: because we do this all the time. Well, you know,
Speaker 16: they play the Raiders and they're more than a touchdown
Speaker 16: favorite against them, and but the Chargers aren't great. And yeah,
Speaker 16: well neither were the Patriots. Bengals lose, neither were supposed
Speaker 16: to be. The Washington Commanders Bengals lose, and frankly that
Speaker 16: the Browns and Giants games were probably closer than they
Speaker 16: should have been. I'm not interested in the schedule. I'm
Speaker 16: not interested in the opposition. I'm interested in how the
Speaker 16: Bengals play. And they haven't played well enough for a
Speaker 16: long enough stretch of time for me or I think
Speaker 16: anybody to reasonably believe that they can accomplish their goal,
Speaker 16: which at the beginning of the season we all thought
Speaker 16: was to win the Super Bowl. And again, I keep
Speaker 16: coming back to that, right, this was a season. This
Speaker 16: is why they didn't move on from Jamar Chase, I'm sorry,
Speaker 16: from T Higgins. The idea of this season was to
Speaker 16: win the Super Bowl, not sneak in skate by, get
Speaker 16: to nine wins and hope the tie breakers fallow your way,
Speaker 16: not barely eclipse bad and somehow get in as the
Speaker 16: last wildcard.
Speaker 3: It was to win the Super Bowl.
Speaker 16: If you've watched anything over the first eight weeks that
Speaker 16: would suggest this team is capable of winning seven of
Speaker 16: nine and doing that, you have watched something different than
Speaker 16: what I've watched.
Speaker 1: Of course, beginning the season, and we were told by
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow that this is the best team he's ever
Speaker 1: been on. They've plugged all the holes. T Higgins were
Speaker 1: all in. And I have flashbacks every now and then
Speaker 1: during a game, Moeger, I have a flashback. I think
Speaker 1: of Carson Palmer to Chris Henry and o Cho Sinko.
Speaker 1: Then I think about, Okay, this time we have Joe Burrow,
Speaker 1: Heisman Trophy winner, first team, first team College Football Player
Speaker 1: of the Year, wins national titles. Is there something about
Speaker 1: Cincinnati where you put on the stripes an over period
Speaker 1: of time you contract some illness of virus Like the
Speaker 1: Plains Indians were anthrax infused blankets to keep them warm
Speaker 1: in the summertime, and after using the blankets for a
Speaker 1: period of time, they all got sick and died. Is
Speaker 1: there something about Cincinnati that sucks in? These Heisman Trophy winners,
Speaker 1: these fair haired boys from all over the world, they
Speaker 1: come here ready to go Philly Urine and Vinegar. I
Speaker 1: replayed in my mind, Carson Palmer, We're gonna win here,
Speaker 1: et cetera. We're gonna do this. Marvin Lewis, he's gonna
Speaker 1: assistant coach of the Raiders is in town Sunday. I
Speaker 1: think zero and nine in the playoffs with Marvin Lewis.
Speaker 1: Do you see the reincarnation of Carson Palmer and Joe Burrow?
Speaker 1: And at some point the life would be sucked out
Speaker 1: of him and after six or seven or eight years
Speaker 1: it would demand to be traded. Do you see that again?
Speaker 16: Well, first of all, Marvin was zero to seven. Let's
Speaker 16: not give him two losses that he doesn't deserve.
Speaker 1: Well, he would have played two.
Speaker 9: Sure.
Speaker 16: Yeah, he does come back with the Raiders this weekend,
Speaker 16: which adds an interesting dynamic to this game. I mean, look,
Speaker 16: Carson Palmer did something that I'm not sure any other
Speaker 16: player would ever do, which is say, I'm leaving close
Speaker 16: to fifty million dollars on the table because I'm not
Speaker 16: gonna play here anymore, and I'm gonna force you to
Speaker 16: trade me, which obviously the Bengals ultimately did. I would
Speaker 16: have a hard time believing anybody else is ever going
Speaker 16: to do that. But I mean, look, you've you are
Speaker 16: going to get to a point if you're if you're
Speaker 16: Joe Burrow where if this continues, and I'm talking about
Speaker 16: over a protracted amount of time, where if this continues,
Speaker 16: where you feel like, you know what, I'm not being
Speaker 16: given a chance to reach my full potential as a
Speaker 16: winner in the NFL, because, let's face it, that's what
Speaker 16: quarterbacks are judged by.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, that's what, Right, That's why.
Speaker 16: That's why we viewed Tom Brady as better than Peyton Manning,
Speaker 16: even though Peyton Manning in a number of statistical categories
Speaker 16: put up better individual seasons often.
Speaker 3: Right, It's why.
Speaker 16: We don't put Dan Marino in the same conversation as
Speaker 16: some of his contemporaries like Joe Montana and John Elway.
Speaker 16: Guys that that won rings, that position is defined by winning.
Speaker 16: Lamar Jackson will be the first to tell you that
Speaker 16: he's got two MVPs, but he's not going to be
Speaker 16: viewed as the same as, let's say, of Patrick Mahomes
Speaker 16: until he wins one. Same for Josh Allen in Buffalo.
Speaker 16: And so I can see a time I don't think
Speaker 16: we're anywhere close to it. Yet, where if you're the
Speaker 16: quarterback of the Bengals and you're putting up good seasons
Speaker 16: and you're doing everything you can to help your team win,
Speaker 16: and yet the winning isn't coming, where you examine, is
Speaker 16: this where I want to stay?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 16: The good news for Joe is it's way in the future,
Speaker 16: but he has still got an opportunity to hit free
Speaker 16: agency while he is still in at least close to
Speaker 16: his prime years. The good news for the Bengals is
Speaker 16: that's not until after the twenty twenty nine season. So
Speaker 16: I do wonder, though not so much from that perspective,
Speaker 16: what would the fallout be if let's say the Bengals
Speaker 16: finish the season with ten losses, right which was impossible
Speaker 16: to fad them before the season started, But let's say that.
Speaker 16: Let's say they bought them out. Let's say they bought
Speaker 16: him out and finished seven and ten, which you know,
Speaker 16: let's face it is a distinct possibility. Right now, Let's
Speaker 16: say they bought them out and finished seven and ten.
Speaker 16: Let's say they finished with a losing record and they're
Speaker 16: on the outside looking in. Does everybody to just shrug
Speaker 16: their shoulders and go, well, okay, let's run it back
Speaker 16: with basic the same organization, same coaching staff, same roster,
Speaker 16: or does that compel change. Here's what I would ask
Speaker 16: about Zach Taylor. Then I'd be the first to acknowledge
Speaker 16: Zach Taylor's done a lot of really good things in Cincinnati.
Speaker 16: He's won five playoff games. By the standard set by
Speaker 16: the previous head coach, Zach Taylor should be in the
Speaker 16: Ring of Honor tomorrow, and I don't think he gets
Speaker 16: enough credit for the job he and the staff did
Speaker 16: on their way to the Super Bowl in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 16: But I think in any business, if you're thinking about
Speaker 16: letting someone go, you have to ask, could my competitors
Speaker 16: make me pay for this? Meaning, well, one of my
Speaker 16: competitors swoop up Zach Taylor and make me regret moving
Speaker 16: on from him. I don't think the answer is yes.
Speaker 16: I could be dead wrong about that. I don't think
Speaker 16: the answer is yes, And so I do think you
Speaker 16: could get to a point where you go, okay. The
Speaker 16: two most important people in any organization are the quarterback
Speaker 16: and the head coach. We love our quarterback, yep, Is
Speaker 16: this the right head coach to get them beyond where
Speaker 16: they've got?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 16: Know they asked this in Tampa Bay twenty two years
Speaker 16: ago with Tony Dungee and John Gruden, and the Tampa
Speaker 16: Bay Buccaneers ownership at the time would certainly tell you, man,
Speaker 16: Tony Dungee did everything we ever could have asked him
Speaker 16: to do. We just don't feel like he's the guy
Speaker 16: to break through the doorstep, and so we're gonna go
Speaker 16: get somebody else. I do think those are fair questions,
Speaker 16: and I think they will only intensify if this season
Speaker 16: ends up unfolding the way we don't want it to unfold.
Speaker 16: Is this the best coach for this quarterback that we've
Speaker 16: got to win while we have him well? And I
Speaker 16: think you are being completely fair if right now you
Speaker 16: say the answer is no. And I think you have
Speaker 16: to ask about Zach Taylor. Boy, if we let him go,
Speaker 16: are team's gonna push each other out of the way
Speaker 16: to hire him as head coach? And then we're gonna
Speaker 16: look back and go, man, we let a Hall of
Speaker 16: Fame coach get away. I don't think the answer to
Speaker 16: that is yes.
Speaker 1: I gotta talk to you about money. Mac. He's issued
Speaker 1: some bad checks recently, but nonetheless, as I look out
Speaker 1: as strategically, there's the draft, there's the development of players,
Speaker 1: then there's game day. The draft is completely controlled by
Speaker 1: Mike Brown and a small group of individuals who evaluate talent.
Speaker 1: The second issue is development of those players, which is
Speaker 1: on the coaching staff, especially especially the line coach for example,
Speaker 1: the backfields coach, the DC, THEOC, and then game day decisions. Recently,
Speaker 1: is it fair to say that Zach Taylor aka might
Speaker 1: add I call him Zach Schuler sometimes has terrible game
Speaker 1: day decisions? Terrible game day decisions like yesterday, third and one.
Speaker 1: What's wrong with the tush push? I love the Eagles,
Speaker 1: the Birds on their tush push. It's unbeatable. Why does
Speaker 1: it seem of late that Zach Taylor is making terrible
Speaker 1: game decisions that cost the Bengals victories? Why is that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 16: It feels like he outsmarts himself, Willie. I mean, look,
Speaker 16: since twenty seventeen, the quarterback sneak has worked at a
Speaker 16: success rate with one yard to go close to eighty eight.
Speaker 3: I do not know.
Speaker 16: Forget the Toush push, which I certainly would have been
Speaker 16: okay with them employing. All you had to do is
Speaker 16: look across the field and go God, you know what,
Speaker 16: Nick Sirianni seems to rely on that when there's more
Speaker 16: than a yard to go, could we do that?
Speaker 3: I don't know why you don't quarterback sneak there. I
Speaker 3: have no idea.
Speaker 16: It's one of the most successful plays offensively in the NFL.
Speaker 16: It's not third and four, it's not third and five.
Speaker 16: And so go through the sequence here. First of all,
Speaker 16: I think going for it was the right call. Thirty
Speaker 16: nine yard line, your defense is stopping no one, it's
Speaker 16: a yard to go, going for it. There was the
Speaker 16: right decision, So start with that. No problem with going
Speaker 16: for it. But then, well, get the play in slow.
Speaker 16: So now you got to call a timeout? Why, like,
Speaker 16: why is that play third and one? Why doesn't that
Speaker 16: just you know, get screened into Joe Burrow's headset. Then
Speaker 16: it appears that Joe checks from what looks like is
Speaker 16: going to be a run to the right to the
Speaker 16: run to the left, which tells the defense here's what's coming.
Speaker 16: So they run right into a wall. All right, you're
Speaker 16: gonna go for it now on fourth and one. Awesome, Again,
Speaker 16: no issue with this. It drives me nuts. And it's
Speaker 16: not the first time this season that Joe on a
Speaker 16: gotta have it play, I think against New England it
Speaker 16: was fourth and two, throws a pass behind the sticks.
Speaker 16: He throws it to Jamar Chase with Cooper Dejen the
Speaker 16: corner for the Philadelphia Eagles bearing right down on him.
Speaker 16: Jamar Chase is awesome. He has no chance to make
Speaker 16: that play. Now. Is that Zach Taylor or is that
Speaker 16: Joe Burrow? You know, we can debate. All I know
Speaker 16: is this. The result was Eagles got the football game over.
Speaker 16: And it just it feels to me like there is
Speaker 16: a reluctance to lean into the obvious. And the obvious
Speaker 16: there for me is fourth and one quarterback sneaks are
Speaker 16: successful eighty eight percent of the time, which tells me
Speaker 16: if you try it twice, you're gonna be successful once.
Speaker 16: Why they refuse to do that doesn't make any sense whatsoever.
Speaker 16: And it's not the first time this year where I
Speaker 16: have felt like Zach sort of out smart him, out
Speaker 16: smarted himself, and Joe Burrow maybe to a degree, outsmarted
Speaker 16: himself as well.
Speaker 1: Money Mac has issued some bad checks recently. The young
Speaker 1: kid had at one point a game or two ago,
Speaker 1: the announcer said, well, he's eleven or eleven and the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter overtime and all of a sudden shank and
Speaker 1: that was a bad That was a The snap was fine,
Speaker 1: but they'll hold wasn't the best. Now, Money Mac has
Speaker 1: issued some bad checks recently.
Speaker 16: Why well, his first two seasons from fifty yards or beyond,
Speaker 16: he was sixteen of eighteen and then includes the postseason
Speaker 16: sixteen of eighteen. Pretty good right from beyond, from beyond
Speaker 16: fifty yards, So you'll take that right. You understand it's
Speaker 16: not an automatic kick, but you know, all right, he's
Speaker 16: he's got to make the kicks from distance. Sixteen of eighteen,
Speaker 16: and as we talked about this, I'm double checking that
Speaker 16: because I want to make sure I.
Speaker 3: Have that right.
Speaker 16: Yeah, he was sixteen, I'm sorry, was actually seventeen of nineteen.
Speaker 3: From fifty and beyond, not bad. That's why he's Moneymack.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: I obviously made some of those in clutch situations.
Speaker 16: But the reason why the Bengals used a draft choice
Speaker 16: on him, and the reason why he has looked at
Speaker 16: as such a weapon, is because you could use him
Speaker 16: from distance. Since the start of last year, he's ten
Speaker 16: for eighteen, including yesterday, missing the fifty four yarder. What
Speaker 16: makes Evan McPherson special is his ability to make those kicks.
Speaker 16: In the absence of that, he's just an average kicker.
Speaker 16: That sounds harsh, but NFL kickers are supposed to be
Speaker 16: close to automatic from fifty and in and again, you
Speaker 16: allow for the occasional mishit. You allow for the occasional
Speaker 16: pat miss, but by and large, an average NFL kicker
Speaker 16: makes an insane percentage of kicks from forty nine and in. Well,
Speaker 16: Evan McPherson is good at that. What is supposed to
Speaker 16: make him a weapon, and one of the reasons why
Speaker 16: the Bengals gave him a contract extension that they did
Speaker 16: is this dude can make the kicks that other guys can.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 16: Since the beginning of last year, he hasn't been able
Speaker 16: to do that. So fine, you might rely on him
Speaker 16: if it's a forty three yard field goal and the
Speaker 16: game is on the line. But what makes him special,
Speaker 16: what's supposed to make him special, is he's good from
Speaker 16: long range. Since the beginning of last year, he hasn't
Speaker 16: been well.
Speaker 1: Each team had five possessions in the second half. The
Speaker 1: Bengals scored on one, the Eagles scored on five for
Speaker 1: five and if there were six, it would have been
Speaker 1: six for six. There's no stopping the Eagles on offense.
Speaker 1: The Bengals rushing game is non existent, and their ability
Speaker 1: will stop. I'll give you, give me a fact.
Speaker 3: I'll give you a statt me give you a stat.
Speaker 16: The second half yes and the second half yesterday, the
Speaker 16: Philadelphia Eagles average point eight two points per play, point
Speaker 16: eight two. That's twenty seven points on thirty three plays.
Speaker 16: The NFL leader in that stat is the Detroit Lions
Speaker 16: at point five to four. So think about that, oh
Speaker 16: point eight two points per play by the Philadelphia Eagles
Speaker 16: in the second half.
Speaker 3: The NFL lead is point five to four.
Speaker 16: That tells you, first of all, at times how good
Speaker 16: Philadelphia's field position was, and two how good their their
Speaker 16: their offensive efficiency was. And let's not let's not let
Speaker 16: the Bengals defense off the hook. You know, we talked
Speaker 16: about it in the pregame show yesterday. From the Holy Grail.
Speaker 16: Trey Hendrickson had an opportunity against a backup left tackle
Speaker 16: by the name of Fred Johnson who used to play here.
Speaker 3: He had an opportunity to dominate. He didn't.
Speaker 16: He got dominated Bengals up front, no sacks, Joseph Osai
Speaker 16: had just one quarterback hit. Saquon Barkley didn't put up
Speaker 16: an enormous number, but pretty much did whatever he wanted.
Speaker 16: They beat him deep on the DeVante Smith passed down
Speaker 16: field that there's not a Trey Hendrickson is awesome, and
Speaker 16: I think he's He represents one of the greatest free
Speaker 16: agent signings in Bengals history.
Speaker 3: Beyond that, who do they have that?
Speaker 16: If you're an opposing offensive coordinator, you say, boy, this
Speaker 16: guy can just wreck everything we're trying to do. And
Speaker 16: and not not just against bad teams either, but if
Speaker 16: you're if you're you know, the offensive coordinator, the the
Speaker 16: Baltimore Ravens, Todd Makin, if you're you know, thinking later
Speaker 16: on down the the Pittsburgh Steelers are playing better offensively.
Speaker 16: They certainly looked good last week with Russell Wilson. All Right,
Speaker 16: who on the Cincinnati defense can take us out of
Speaker 16: what we're trying to do in the game. I don't
Speaker 16: think there's anybody in the secondary. There hasn't been since
Speaker 16: Jesse Bates. I don't think there's anybody among the linebackers,
Speaker 16: and beyond Trey Hendrickson. I think they have a good
Speaker 16: unit up front collectively, but who individually? If Trey Hendrickson
Speaker 16: gets taken out of the game, who else can step up?
Speaker 16: And the answer yesterday was no one.
Speaker 1: Well, this is Halloween week. We have mindless zombies with
Speaker 1: their eyes rolling back on their head and their arms
Speaker 1: extended forward, stalking around.
Speaker 3: What do you do on Halloween?
Speaker 16: What are your what do you give the kids there
Speaker 16: and then?
Speaker 1: And they're gonna like it?
Speaker 6: I'm not.
Speaker 16: I'm not participating every Well, that's that's that's bus because
Speaker 16: everybody knows your home.
Speaker 3: It's not like you go anywhere.
Speaker 1: I don't go, so everybody knows your home.
Speaker 3: Give it just.
Speaker 1: I have nothing.
Speaker 3: No, And I see you ms of prov ones, I
Speaker 3: give it.
Speaker 1: No, I have a bunch of those. But no, I'm
Speaker 1: giving nothing and they'll like it. They don't like what
Speaker 1: I give them. That's what. I give nothing, and I
Speaker 1: expect nothing. I'm gonna be in my basement, way low
Speaker 1: into the storage area, up on a shelf.
Speaker 3: Once you got how many of this prov once you
Speaker 3: got laying.
Speaker 1: Around several dozens, maybe ten dozens, something like that.
Speaker 16: It's not you only play one chorus. It's not like
Speaker 16: you lose.
Speaker 3: That's fine.
Speaker 1: I got balls.
Speaker 3: I'll take some of those.
Speaker 1: You want to sleeve the balls, Yeah, I'll give you
Speaker 1: a sleeve. Next time, I say, I'll give you a
Speaker 1: sleep we've only gotten. I'm not giving candy that's going
Speaker 1: to rot their teeth and cause diabetes later in life.
Speaker 1: I'm not doing that.
Speaker 3: What if?
Speaker 16: What if somebody dresses up like Trump or somebody for Halloween?
Speaker 16: You'll give them candy, right.
Speaker 1: I'll give them a dozen balls. I'll give them a
Speaker 1: dozen heavy ones. Jd Vance comes. He's getting a dozen
Speaker 1: balls because Trump has plenty of those. All right, Mogar,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 3: I just want some prov ones.
Speaker 1: You got it, Willie. I'll give you a sleeve. All right,
Speaker 1: thank you. Let's continue. You gotta keep hope alive, is
Speaker 1: all I say. Keep hope alive, because all we have
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Speaker 12: It is, oh, yeah, whoa you talking about the balls
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Speaker 1: Say tell the story of the defensive back for the
Speaker 1: Bears and what he did just as the play started.
Speaker 1: Explain whether that was from the Washington Commander's radio net work.
Speaker 1: The Bears defensive back Tyreek Stevenson was taunting the crowd
Speaker 1: when that when that play started to develop, all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, he looks and he goes, oh, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: this one's heading to the end zone. Im about to
Speaker 1: get back into play just seconds before he and his
Speaker 1: mates gave it up. Uh, he actually was at the
Speaker 1: back of the back of the group that jumped up,
Speaker 1: and he actually tipped the ball to Noah Brown for
Speaker 1: the game winning touchdown Bears. And he's about thirty He's
Speaker 1: about maybe thirty yards away or how many. He's town
Speaker 1: towning the Washington crowd. He goes, oh, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: there's still a game going on over here. To go
Speaker 1: back over here. We haven't heard about of the fate
Speaker 1: yet of mister Stevenson. Now what about one. I understand
Speaker 1: that Rocky Boyman, who refuses to come in today is
Speaker 1: supporting Anthony Richardson of the Colts, the quarterback. Is that true?
Speaker 1: I just can't believe Rocky tapped out on us today
Speaker 1: at two thirty because he's following the leader ship of
Speaker 1: Anthony Richardson to the Colts. Explained that to the American
Speaker 1: people what he did well. Anthony Richardson yesterday in the
Speaker 1: Colts game, took himself out of the game in the
Speaker 1: third quarter, saying he was tired. He told that to
Speaker 1: the media afterwards. It wasn't hurt. He just tapped his
Speaker 1: head to the sideline and they brought the other quarterback in.
Speaker 1: I don't know how long he was out, maybe a
Speaker 1: play or two or whatever, twenty two years old, making
Speaker 1: what you say, eighty four million, thirty four million over
Speaker 1: four years close enough, and Anthony richardson the coaching staff,
Speaker 1: thought something's wrong here. What do we got? He came
Speaker 1: off to the side and said, I'm tired, went down
Speaker 1: on one knee. They sent in the backup and not
Speaker 1: that much.
Speaker 15: All right, that was a lot of runner right there
Speaker 15: that I did. And I don't think I was gonna
Speaker 15: be able to go that next place. So I just
Speaker 15: you know, I just told saying, I did you need
Speaker 15: a break? Right there?
Speaker 1: He had a break? You need a break? Are you okay?
Speaker 1: I was gonna I'm exhausted. Well, I think I was right.
Speaker 1: I'm working on fumes on this stooge.
Speaker 14: Rip.
Speaker 1: You got out this morning, are you right? No question?
Speaker 1: I'm boup all night and then you got in about
Speaker 1: six in the morning. Yeah, and you're working on fumes
Speaker 1: here we are about nine hours later. We didn't tap out,
Speaker 1: did we. I don't tap out to you tap out.
Speaker 1: You may take me out, but I will not tap out.
Speaker 1: Take me out, but I will not tap out. You
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Speaker 1: right now? Where's the rock? A rock? Is he only
Speaker 1: a maybe? I think maybe he's got a game tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but he's tapped out. Fall in the
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Speaker 1: Will Bengals fall to the Eagles to go three and
Speaker 1: five oho and four at home? Is that possible? It's
Speaker 1: at his mind boggling to be winless in four games
Speaker 1: at pay Course Stadium with sixty eight million people in
Speaker 1: that place. Oh, wide it out and then the thing
Speaker 1: with the Bengals are wided out the Rats come to
Speaker 1: town this Sunday morn to night. Bengals line lance and
Speaker 1: who's there? And who's their assistant head coach? Six oh
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Speaker 1: the one and only Marvin Lewis. Got a text here
Speaker 1: from Jeff Beckham, who's the brother of David Beckham, the
Speaker 1: soccer star, who says, you imagine you telling Gordon Vetterino,
Speaker 1: I'm tired and I can't play for Burnett Pontiac. What
Speaker 1: would happen? You stay tired, you're on the bench, go home? Yeah.
Speaker 1: Should Anthony Richardson be released? You can't be because you're
Speaker 1: guaranteed thirty four million? I mean that I would punish him?
Speaker 5: Do what?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: How does the twenty two year old get tired? Any
Speaker 1: two scrambles? How about Jaydon Daniels. What if you said,
Speaker 1: you know, co I can't throw the ballb tied the
Speaker 1: whatever it is. The stats people figured out that Jade
Speaker 1: and Daniels in that and scrambling at the with Zeros
Speaker 1: on the on the final play he scrambled forty yards,
Speaker 1: was running around. Was he tired?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: He just with the ball down there in boom. All
Speaker 1: I can say is segment We're in trouble. But one
Speaker 1: thing about Joe Burrow. He's not tired, but he's got
Speaker 1: the Carson Palmer vacant, distant zombie look in his eyes.
Speaker 1: His eyes are rolling back into his head, his arms
Speaker 1: are out parallel, and he's stumbling and mumbling and fumbling
Speaker 1: all around pay Course Stadium like Knight of the Living Dead.
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Speaker 1: ESPN fifteen thirty. You look at what happened at Deer
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Speaker 1: Matthew twenty five, and I imagine Cole Rain lost again. Correct? Correct,
Speaker 1: They're now oh for twenty the last two seasons, right, right,
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Speaker 1: at st X. Baseball Game three of the World Series
Speaker 1: tonight in New York City eight o'clock. Dodgers leaded there
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Speaker 3: Eh.
Speaker 1: How much money were talking about? Seven hundred mil? Oh
Speaker 1: be unbelievable. And I guess shoey O'tani's going to play
Speaker 1: with that minor dislocation of his left shoulder suffered Saturday night.
Speaker 1: Hit it so you know, seg when I pitched for
Speaker 1: Zaber University, right, I'd have dislocated right elbow. Joe Hawk
Speaker 1: came out the managers and said to me, Willy, your
Speaker 1: arm looks a little bit out of joint. I said, coach,
Speaker 1: put it back in. I'm staying on the mound. He
Speaker 1: then grabbed my shoulder, grabbed my arm, popped my elbow
Speaker 1: back into a located status. I said, coach, give me
Speaker 1: the ball, and then you were throwing the one. Two
Speaker 1: One was of course the fastball at least seventy two
Speaker 1: miles an hour. Two that was the curveball off the table,
Speaker 1: just like Sandy Kochax. Three, three that would be the
Speaker 1: slip pitch. Carl Hubble four would be the change of
Speaker 1: pace and then the devastating five knuckleball Phil neicro style.
Speaker 1: Nobody knuckleball right, nobody touched it. No, And I can
Speaker 1: say I said, coach, put me in. I'm ready to play,
Speaker 1: but not not.
Speaker 14: One.
Speaker 1: Let's see, well he looking ahead. Now the Bengals have
Speaker 1: the Raders this Sunday. Then they're at Baltimore. I believe
Speaker 1: that's a Thursday night game in Baltimore, leave or Sunday night.
Speaker 1: Then they have they Then they're looking at a road
Speaker 1: game at the Chargers. And Jim Harball whatever he's gonna
Speaker 1: do out there, he's a clown. And then the Steelers
Speaker 1: after that, now taking out the Cowboys after that one.
Speaker 1: Mike Tomlin could take the Bengals and beat the Steelers,
Speaker 1: or he could take the Steelers and beat the Bengals.
Speaker 1: For some reason, Mike Tomlin gets it done with less
Speaker 1: talent and worse traft choices than Somehow, the Steelers keep
Speaker 1: on keeping on. But Zach Schuler will be operating a
Speaker 1: steakhouse a year from now. He'll be in town, sir?
Speaker 1: Is that four or five in your party? And speaking
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Speaker 1: along with frishes. You better get your big boys here.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna talk to Paul Luck if he wants some
Speaker 1: free spots. We need big boys and hot fodge cakes
Speaker 1: before it's too late, amen to that. And McDonald's is
Speaker 1: not the Hamburgers. It's the onions, right, they have too
Speaker 1: many bad onions. I think Anthony Richardson has some bad onions,
Speaker 1: to be honest with you. But what about the Trumpster
Speaker 1: though packing pack Madison Square gardener was what twenty thirty
Speaker 1: thousand inside outside, fifty thousand people outside, and CNN says
Speaker 1: it was racist, spewing forth disinformation? What what what happened?
Speaker 1: He called Trump or a Nazi, yeah, and a fascist fascist,
Speaker 1: But that that doesn't that's not that's not sewing. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't think so. When Tim Walls, who
Speaker 1: had his own problems, if the media would ever publicize it,
Speaker 1: which I said that that is a Nazi like fascist rally,
Speaker 1: is that hate speech? I would say so yeah, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's discretion. What of the Trump said that against her?
Speaker 1: That'd be it, right. I don't know, Ellie, it's a
Speaker 1: week from to morrow. What's gonna happen? What's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: You tell me you're the political king. Trump wins. That
Speaker 1: might be where Rocky is today. He's probably got the
Speaker 1: election one week away. Bull Do you think Donald Trump
Speaker 1: would tap out and say I can't do this anymore? Well,
Speaker 1: he you know, he's been running around eight years old,
Speaker 1: thank you. And she was on stage a week ago.
Speaker 1: She was complaining that he was tired and all this stuff.
Speaker 1: Confused she was. She was at an event like I
Speaker 1: think last week. She was only on stage for six
Speaker 1: and a half minutes and then see you later. It's
Speaker 1: a tater. How about Beyonce and Jays are wrapped up
Speaker 1: in this P Diddy deal. By the way, have you
Speaker 1: seen much on that? Because Beyonce is supporting Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: bing go but allegedly and that that event turned into
Speaker 1: a riot because because beyond they all thought Beyonce was
Speaker 1: going to do some singing performance and she said no,
Speaker 1: I'm walking the Harris campaign. So New Orleans like Fats Domino.
Speaker 1: When you say Beyonce will perform, what are you thinking?
Speaker 1: I think probably she'll sing a couple of tunes. I
Speaker 1: want to hear some music, right. I couldn't care less
Speaker 1: about her or Tate. Who's bigger Tate or Beyonce. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I did make a difference. What their endorsements
Speaker 1: mean a lot. She Tata's in Indianapolis. She might be
Speaker 1: listening to us. Now, what about Anthony Richardson? Is he
Speaker 1: going to tap out? But he's probably going to the
Speaker 1: concert tonight. I want to know where Rock is. He's
Speaker 1: afraid to come in here because of what Anthony Richardson did.
Speaker 1: I'm wearing his jersey. Never thought of what happened. He
Speaker 1: tapped out on twenty two years old then and around
Speaker 1: the rock. We gotta get back. I think he's got
Speaker 1: a game tomorrow night, Willie. I think he's at a
Speaker 1: game tomorrow. I we need he needs to face the
Speaker 1: American Conference. He needs to face the music. Anyway. Why
Speaker 1: is he afraid? He's afraid to come in here? I
Speaker 1: don't know what to tell you, but all right, give
Speaker 1: me out of stute report second, we're done. FC needs
Speaker 1: to win tonight. Cole Rain loses, Deer Park loses, Bearcats lose,
Speaker 1: Bengals lose. We need a victory somewhere. It's up to
Speaker 1: Jeff Birding to bring home a win by FC. Then
Speaker 1: get ready for it next Sunday when Marvin Lewis comes
Speaker 1: to town coaching the Raiders. Raiders against the Bengals. Will
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow tap out? I don't think so. You never know, segment,
Speaker 1: give me out of the suite report. Well, the other
Speaker 1: beautiful day here in the tri State and uh go
Speaker 1: FC Cincinnati. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the stood report.
Speaker 9: All right to the right Erks McCaffrey, Noah Brown to
Speaker 9: the left of McLaren. And that's where Jaden Daniels's eyeball
Speaker 9: and Jaden Daniels sipping back. Now being pressured, Jade and
Speaker 9: Daniels hemmed into the pocket, looking for blockers, looking for something.
Speaker 9: He's got plenty of time, launches deep pass into the
Speaker 9: area of the and it's caught by Noah Brown.
Speaker 3: He was the tip man.
Speaker 9: And this place is now gone into Betland molding.
Speaker 1: Washy tip put the miracle.
Speaker 9: Finish the break up pass into the waiting arms of
Speaker 9: Noah Brown.
Speaker 3: Nobody back there.
Speaker 1: Crushing loss the Bear's baron radio, did.
Speaker 9: Washington hail rushing two seconds left.
Speaker 1: Roger Staubach created the Hail Mary pass when he played
Speaker 1: for the Cowboys. He said in the post game, Why
Speaker 1: did you throw the ball that far to number eighty eight?
Speaker 1: He said, it was a Hail Mary. Here we are
Speaker 1: forty five years later, Jade and Daniels still hail Mary.
Speaker 1: Full of grace. The Lord is with thee and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, Washington reigned supreme over Chicago as the
Speaker 1: Bengals seek answers from a Carson Palmer like Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: on news radio seven hundred WL.
Speaker 12: Do.
Speaker 11: Bud did my bud trigger treating? And when I got
Speaker 11: back in, Daddy for Twistinker's mom to the cats.
Speaker 4: Grandpa took the twicks.
Speaker 11: Grandma the pool, easy cups smell, have this candy corn
Speaker 11: and candy corn just sucks.
Speaker 4: Handle, Take your hands off the candy.
Speaker 11: We're the one to win Dora door to get this.
Speaker 12: Stuff, and the last thing we want is there to
Speaker 12: be left for that staking second candy core.
Speaker 7: A holiday reminder from seven hundred WL.
Speaker 4: DEBI candy corgeous sucks.
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