Speaker 1: My Billy cunning into Great American. This glorious Friday afternoon
Speaker 1: in the tri State, warm and beautiful, the country concerts.
Speaker 1: The night with Jason Aldeen with my big Green tractor.
Speaker 1: Reds Baseball kicks off about six ten to night with
Speaker 1: the Brew Crew. This might be the last gasp. I
Speaker 1: think the patient has a heartbeat, but out a big one.
Speaker 1: Get the paddles ready. If they can sweep the Brew Crew,
Speaker 1: then come back home. Who knows what happens, But they're
Speaker 1: still in last place. But that's a different issue, Joony,
Speaker 1: You and I now is on balances that Leland vettert
Speaker 1: seen every Monday through Friday on News Nation, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And Leland Viverdt. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Leland. First of all, the polling seems to indicate
Speaker 1: as we speak that the race is tied between Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris and Donald Trump. The last five or six weeks
Speaker 1: beginning June the twenty seventh, have been absolutely unbelievable, and
Speaker 1: right now she's running a shadow campaign in which she
Speaker 1: reads from the teleprompter, does about a thirty eight second
Speaker 1: interview with some reporter off to the side of the
Speaker 1: plane with the engines running, then gets back on the plane.
Speaker 1: So here's the big question. I may ask you the
Speaker 1: big question early on Leland, Are you ready for the
Speaker 1: big question? Always? All right? Can she for the next
Speaker 1: I don't know, eighty five eighty eight days do this
Speaker 1: and nothing else? Like Joe Biden did in twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: stay in the basement. She has the great debate I
Speaker 1: guess on ABC on I think September tenth, and whoever
Speaker 1: wins that debate, that'll be the end of the debate.
Speaker 1: Whoever wins, that's it. I've already done it. So can
Speaker 1: she do what she's done successfully for the next eighty
Speaker 1: five to ninety days? Yay or nay?
Speaker 2: Well, you know they say in the financial markets that
Speaker 2: past performance is not indicative of future results. I would
Speaker 2: argue in politics that if if it's working, why do
Speaker 2: anything different? And it is working for her in so far.
Speaker 2: The media at all has.
Speaker 3: Been and compliant in not beating the drum.
Speaker 1: Of your in the basement.
Speaker 2: And you rightly pointed out this is a figure de
Speaker 2: basement rather than the literal basement that Joe Biden was in.
Speaker 3: But you rightly point out that it.
Speaker 2: Worked for Joe Biden in twenty twenty, and it is
Speaker 2: currently working for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Well, the excuse that Joe Biden had in twenty twenty, well,
Speaker 1: fear COVID and I got to wear my mask and
Speaker 1: I can't go in public. He had like drive in
Speaker 1: movie theater deals. It kind of worked in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: And I'm just suspicious of the idea that even the
Speaker 1: so called mainstream media, of which you might be a
Speaker 1: part of in a sense, News Nation is doing great
Speaker 1: about the only cable channel increasing in ratings, that somehow
Speaker 1: you and the mainstream media will allow her even after
Speaker 1: September the tenth, for like two months or thereafter, with
Speaker 1: voting taking place, will allow her not to confront the
Speaker 1: obvious differences between things she's said in the past and
Speaker 1: things she's not saying today. And my answer would be yes,
Speaker 1: that the media, the mainstream media, is so committed to
Speaker 1: her victory and so committed to the absolute defeat of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump that they will permit this as they would
Speaker 1: permit with no other am I correct.
Speaker 2: Hard to argue with your logic. The hatred of Donald
Speaker 2: Trump by a large Partian portion. I think you would
Speaker 2: call it the legacy media or the advocacy media at
Speaker 2: least on the left, is certainly palpable. And you bring
Speaker 2: up a great point, which is about the policy issues
Speaker 2: of Donald Trump versus Kamala Harrison, specifically the big issues
Speaker 2: with Kamala Harris and policies. Okay, does she still believe okay,
Speaker 2: in ending of filibuster for the Green New Deal?
Speaker 4: We are led to believe.
Speaker 3: We are led to believe that she does not, but
Speaker 3: she won't come out and say it.
Speaker 2: Does she still believe in Medicare for all, single payer healthcare,
Speaker 2: taking away private insurance?
Speaker 3: Again, we don't know where is she on fracking? Right, Well,
Speaker 3: she wanted to end fracking. Does she still want to
Speaker 3: end fracking?
Speaker 2: She's not saying on the stumps saying that, but she's
Speaker 2: not saying anything different.
Speaker 3: So those are the real issues.
Speaker 2: But when you're getting the crowd size she's getting and
Speaker 2: there's enthusiasm for her and therefore there are people tuning
Speaker 2: in to watch her and be absorbed by freedom and joy,
Speaker 2: then there's not much incentive by the media so far
Speaker 2: to call that.
Speaker 1: Out on the issues. The two big issues in the
Speaker 1: country according to polling. I think you and I would agree,
Speaker 1: are inflation and illegal immigration not legal immigration. We admit
Speaker 1: legally one million people every year, more people legally admitted
Speaker 1: to all the countries in the world put together legally,
Speaker 1: but we also admit anywhere between five and ten million illegally.
Speaker 1: And inflation, and she and her stump speech, she says
Speaker 1: we have to stop the rise of inflation. On immigration,
Speaker 1: she says basically that we're a nation of immigrants, so
Speaker 1: we have to understand where each of us came from
Speaker 1: without giving us any policy prescriptions. Can she walk a
Speaker 1: fine line on inflation when the governmental policies of Biden
Speaker 1: Harris have caused the inflation. When Trump left office, the
Speaker 1: inflation rate was one point four percent. About a year
Speaker 1: and a half later it was nine percent. Now hovers
Speaker 1: between three and a half to four and a half percent.
Speaker 1: Can she walk the fine line and do happy talk
Speaker 1: on inflation when the Inflation and Reduction Act misnamed which
Speaker 1: caused inflation increase. And on immigration, she's whether you used
Speaker 1: the word czar or not. She was in charge of
Speaker 1: the southern border, and so the adoring crowds that show up,
Speaker 1: which I understand. The other day there was a disaster
Speaker 1: in one of her rallies in which the adherents who
Speaker 1: came to listen to her to not get home for
Speaker 1: hours and hours and hours. There was a breakdown of transportation,
Speaker 1: that they were dehydrated, etc. But it's amazing to me
Speaker 1: that on the issues of inflation and immigration, Trump is
Speaker 1: like a twenty five to thirty five percent lead over
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, and still the polls seemingly at this point
Speaker 1: have them tied. Is that good or bad for the Trumpster?
Speaker 1: Good or bad for Harris?
Speaker 2: Well, when you've got the momentum which Harris has, it's
Speaker 2: always good for you. You always want to have the
Speaker 2: big mo that's number one.
Speaker 4: Number two.
Speaker 2: You rightly point out that Kamala Harris has managed to
Speaker 2: do something in three weeks that Joe Biden couldn't do
Speaker 2: in three years, which is divorce herself from the Biden
Speaker 2: Harris legacy, right, and all of the things that people
Speaker 2: didn't like about Joe Biden and all the policies people
Speaker 2: didn't like, she somehow has completely disassociated herself with And
Speaker 2: you listen to her some speech and there's an ad
Speaker 2: that she just came out with We're going to highlight
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Speaker 2: Her new ad talks about being in the in the
Speaker 2: middle class and on day one she is going to
Speaker 2: work for the middle class and she is going to
Speaker 2: work to lower the costs of how the lower the
Speaker 2: cost of housing?
Speaker 3: Well, what are you going to this?
Speaker 2: I think would be the fair question. What are you
Speaker 2: going to do differently to lower the cost of housing?
Speaker 2: And Joe Biden has been doing to lower the cost
Speaker 2: of housing for the past three years that have caused
Speaker 2: the house of cost of housing to go up? What
Speaker 2: are you going to do differently?
Speaker 1: Her solution is rent and rent controls? What about she says? Rent?
Speaker 1: Don't rent controls cause housing rents to go up, because
Speaker 1: in California the prescription is rent controls. In other words,
Speaker 1: you can't increase the apartments more than five percent or
Speaker 1: three percent a year or less. And if the prescription
Speaker 1: for housing difficulties are rent controls, isn't it clear? By
Speaker 1: Milton Friedman long passed away, but one of my economic
Speaker 1: heroes that rent controls used by socialists will eventually cause
Speaker 1: fewer apartments to be built, fewer houses to be built.
Speaker 1: There's not much of a profit in it. And secondly,
Speaker 1: rent controls CAUs rents to go up. Does she understand that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Come on, Bill, you know the problem with socialism it's
Speaker 2: just never been tried in its perfect model.
Speaker 3: Well, come on, come on, come on?
Speaker 2: Was to be fair?
Speaker 3: I don't say either she doesn't know or doesn't believe it.
Speaker 2: Okay, because Tim Walls, who is the first and only
Speaker 2: executive decisions she has made, says that one man's socialism
Speaker 2: is just another man's word for neighborly.
Speaker 3: This Yeah, okay, you know, Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: Has shown and said where she stands on a lot
Speaker 2: of these issues. And the fact that Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: ahead on the issues. When you pull the issues immigration, inflation, crime,
Speaker 2: the fact that the Donald Trump is ahead by double
Speaker 2: digits on those but yet is pulling neck and neck,
Speaker 2: one might say, okay, that is that is that we
Speaker 2: should require some soul searching by Donald Trump. Not because
Speaker 2: there is something that the polls are that the American
Speaker 2: public likes him on the issues and doesn't like him
Speaker 2: enough to vote for him. That might, under normal circumstances
Speaker 2: require a reset.
Speaker 3: To use a.
Speaker 2: Friendly term these days, turn phrase in a campaign, he
Speaker 2: tried that yesterday, I guess to dismal effects.
Speaker 1: Right, and in fact, on the economy, on jobs, on inflation,
Speaker 1: on immigration, Trump isn't beating her by a couple percentage points.
Speaker 1: It's like two to one, not even close. So maybe
Speaker 1: as person, but he's way up on it. He's way
Speaker 1: up on those issues with her double digits trouble digits.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, Okay, maybe he'll look at himself and say,
Speaker 1: maybe it's my peccadillo, is my personality.
Speaker 3: You've known him for a long You've known him for
Speaker 3: a long time. Have you ever known Donald Trump to
Speaker 3: look at himself and go.
Speaker 5: You know, no, not yet, not yet.
Speaker 1: I mean seventy eight.
Speaker 3: I'll give you the two thousand and eight line. There's
Speaker 3: always hope.
Speaker 1: This, you know, there's hope and change maybe, but it
Speaker 1: hasn't happened yet. Now let's talk for a moment about
Speaker 1: Governor Tim Walls versus JD. Vance, And I think this
Speaker 1: military thing is, you know, things. Charles Cronhammer wrote a book.
Speaker 1: I had him on a couple of times. His greatest
Speaker 1: compilation of essays was Things that Matter and whether or
Speaker 1: not Governor Tim Waltz actually deserted or whether he quit
Speaker 1: or whether he took retirement from the Minnesota National Guard
Speaker 1: before deployment is interesting if some twenty some years ago.
Speaker 1: But I don't think my producer Tony Benner gets up
Speaker 1: with the kitchen table every morning and say, honey, you
Speaker 1: know I was going to vote for Kamala harrismon. I
Speaker 1: don't know about Tim Walls what he did in twenty
Speaker 1: oh four. I mean, I don't know if I can
Speaker 1: do that. Aren't those in the categories of things that
Speaker 1: don't matter? Just like jd Vance allegedly saying, I guess
Speaker 1: the cat ladies, single liberal females, white and titled women
Speaker 1: that become angry at men as they get older, aren't
Speaker 1: these things that don't matter?
Speaker 2: Ultimately, I think I think the cat ladies thing matters
Speaker 2: a lot more than than the Walls thing. You're you're
Speaker 2: right that that voters aren't gonna suddenly say, well, you know,
Speaker 2: so it's that Jim Wall's was less than probably fully
Speaker 2: candidate in a couple of stump speeches about his military record,
Speaker 2: and therefore they're not going to vote for him. So no,
Speaker 2: I think I think you're I think you're absolutely right.
Speaker 2: Jd Vance still has a problem with voters. And you
Speaker 2: know this is you and I talked about this last week.
Speaker 3: The problem that.
Speaker 2: Jd Vance has is he allowed somebody else to define him.
Speaker 2: And when you allow other other people to define you, first,
Speaker 2: bad things happen. It's just the way life is. And
Speaker 2: I think that that's where we're at, which is Jade
Speaker 2: Vance has been defined by the media and that doesn't
Speaker 2: that doesn't work out well.
Speaker 1: Now and I've known him. I've known Jadie Vance not
Speaker 1: as long as I've known Donald Trump. But Jadie Vance
Speaker 1: is a great guy. I mean his wife, usha, the
Speaker 1: three kids, and how he lived his life where he
Speaker 1: came from from Middletown, Ohio and living in the dirt
Speaker 1: to Jackson, Kentucky. I mean, he's the American dream. And
Speaker 1: then it's amazing that some interview with Tucker Carlson four
Speaker 1: years ago has stuck to him because the media keeps
Speaker 1: bringing it up. They don't stop until they have the
Speaker 1: desired effect. And I don't know, And you know how
Speaker 1: the cable news game is played that you want to
Speaker 1: have guests on who can turn a phrase and run
Speaker 1: the meters. And I'm sure in twenty twenty, if he
Speaker 1: would have gone back in time, he wouldn't have used
Speaker 1: the term cat ladies to describe what is happening. I
Speaker 1: think the absence off his remarks were accurate. The labeling
Speaker 1: was somewhat inaccurate and is able to be like voodoo
Speaker 1: economics was to Bush forty one in Reagan that somehow
Speaker 1: it sticks or it's like the rabbit that chased down
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter in the pond, and so whatever it is
Speaker 1: the media, it kind of sticks to you and I'm
Speaker 1: not sure you can get out. But at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, I said before Leland Vedderts of News
Speaker 1: Nation that what's going to decide this race hasn't happened yet,
Speaker 1: and I just have to I have a fear that
Speaker 1: what's happening in Vienna, Austria, because of all the terrorists
Speaker 1: that are let into our country by the policies of
Speaker 1: this administration, something bad's going to happen and everything's going
Speaker 1: to change.
Speaker 2: Well, things change, right, We've learned that from a debate
Speaker 2: and an attempted assassination and the switch of candidates. Things
Speaker 2: change in politics, and so that's why we have to,
Speaker 2: you know, we have to say if the election were
Speaker 2: held today. This is how it is. But if you like,
Speaker 2: for hell tomorrow, these things could be different, and in
Speaker 2: fact they will be.
Speaker 1: You know, I've gone back and forth saying Trump can't
Speaker 1: lose to Trump can't win. Now I'm kind of in
Speaker 1: the middle, but you brought up a great point. That is,
Speaker 1: if you're way up in the polling, everyone knows Trump's
Speaker 1: better for jobs. Trump's better for the grain New Deal stuff.
Speaker 1: He's better for the gas and oil. He's better on
Speaker 1: that energy. He's better on the economy by a wide margin.
Speaker 1: He's better on inflation by a wide margin. He's better
Speaker 1: on immigration. So in the four or five issues that
Speaker 1: really matter to Americans, he is way up on Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: There is something going on that keeps more and more
Speaker 1: Americans from saying I'm gonna go with that guy. I
Speaker 1: think he appeals to your to your head, and I
Speaker 1: think Kamala Harris and Tim Wallas appeals to your heart.
Speaker 1: And one is emotional and one is cerebral. And as
Speaker 1: long as he maintains that leading the jobs in the economy,
Speaker 1: I think it's going to win unless something happens that
Speaker 1: changes the race completely. Leland vend thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: and I appreciate it. We'll see what happens. And all
Speaker 1: I can say is this is one hell of a
Speaker 1: ride and it's going to continue until November fifth. But
Speaker 1: at this point I'm glad you share your thoughts with us.
Speaker 1: And thanks again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Thank you Leland to be with you. Bill, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more B line becomes available five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand after two o'clock today. Get ready
Speaker 1: for this. We're going to have a flash poll if
Speaker 1: the election were held today, who would you vote for?
Speaker 1: And why? All on news Radio seven hundred WULW by
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham. Hilly Cunningham, the Great American. Let's talk about polling.
Speaker 1: If you want to talk about polling in facts, their
Speaker 1: outlier polls all the time, in which one pole might
Speaker 1: have one party up by five points, the other one
Speaker 1: has the other party up by five points. Polls only
Speaker 1: one that matters in November, the fifth. Right, I'm looking
Speaker 1: at the real clare average polling of all the polls.
Speaker 1: Take the top twenty poles and divide by twenty at
Speaker 1: them all up. These are the facts, not from a
Speaker 1: news media organization desiring to turn your viewpoint into a
Speaker 1: non reality, which is Trump is down by five to
Speaker 1: seven points. There's another poll that has Trump up by
Speaker 1: five or seven points that never gets shall we say publicity,
Speaker 1: real clear battleground polls that matter. Wisconsin has Hairs up
Speaker 1: by zero point five, Pennsylvania has Trump up by two,
Speaker 1: Michigan has Hairs up by one, Arizona has Trump up
Speaker 1: by three, Nevada has Trump up by four, North Carolina
Speaker 1: has Trump up by three, and Georgia has Trump up
Speaker 1: by two. Put it all together, that means Trump is
Speaker 1: far and away going to be the electoral victory. Because
Speaker 1: although it's interesting to have the popular vote, what really matters,
Speaker 1: of course, is electoral college. You much rather be Trump
Speaker 1: right now than Kamala Harris because he's up in the
Speaker 1: polls that matter, which are the battleground in fact, all
Speaker 1: in the top battleground poles, in the top twenty poles,
Speaker 1: Trump is up by two percentage points in the battleground poles.
Speaker 1: So that's what matters. You know. My friend Charles Crowdhammer
Speaker 1: wrote a book long ago called Things that Matter, And
Speaker 1: so when you look at the issues that matter, I
Speaker 1: know it's interesting to use the term cat lady or
Speaker 1: a couch. It's interesting to talk about Governor Tim Waltz's
Speaker 1: military record twenty years ago. Did he quit as his
Speaker 1: battalion who was being sent to Iraq? Or did he
Speaker 1: not quit? Did he retire? Whatever it might be, whether
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz quit or retired or stood down in the
Speaker 1: face of a battle, does that really affect your life
Speaker 1: as an American as I speak? Does that matter to you?
Speaker 1: And if Jane Evans used the term cat ladies to
Speaker 1: describe the lack of family formation in our country and
Speaker 1: that bride educated, especially white women, don't want to have
Speaker 1: husbands and get married and have children. Does that affect
Speaker 1: your life? What he said four years ago with Tucker
Speaker 1: Carlson Does that matter to you? What does matter? I
Speaker 1: know Kamala Harris talks about she's going to focus on
Speaker 1: grocery prices. What in the hell would she know about
Speaker 1: grocery prices? Nonetheless, what matters to you? How about your
Speaker 1: energy expenses, which is gasoline and your Duke energy bill?
Speaker 1: Does that matter to you? I think your answers yes.
Speaker 1: Does your job matter to you? Who you work for,
Speaker 1: how much you can make, how much time you put
Speaker 1: in what you get paid. Does that matter to you?
Speaker 1: I think the answer is yes. Does the economy in
Speaker 1: general matter to you, getting better or getting worse? I
Speaker 1: think your answers yes. Does the rapid rise of inflation
Speaker 1: attaching itself to everything you buy? Does that matter to you? Well,
Speaker 1: yes it does. And what about illegal immigration? Having Biden
Speaker 1: Harris flying millions and millions of illegal immigrants, generally poorly
Speaker 1: educated males, all over the country and dropping them off
Speaker 1: to be picked up by social welfare agencies. Does that
Speaker 1: matter to you? I think the answers yes. And so
Speaker 1: it's interesting to talk about cat ladies and couches and
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz's military record twenty some years ago. But on
Speaker 1: all the important issues it's not close. In fact, on
Speaker 1: some of these, I'll give you the pulling. It appeared
Speaker 1: to be appears to be two to one that the
Speaker 1: American people want Donald Trump to handle the economy by
Speaker 1: a wide margin. The American people believe that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is better for jobs in their jobs by a wide margin.
Speaker 1: On the issue of taxes, the American people believed by
Speaker 1: a wide margin that Donald Trump is better on that issue.
Speaker 1: Does that matter to you? On the inflation rate of
Speaker 1: increase which was one point four percent when he left
Speaker 1: office one point four Does inflation matter to you? Oh?
Speaker 1: Sure it does. Yes. How about the immigration issues? Does
Speaker 1: that matter to you when your kid can't be educated
Speaker 1: because the schools are overwhelmed with the legal immigrant kids
Speaker 1: not there to learn, Well, that that matters to me.
Speaker 1: How about you keeping your private health insurance? Does that matter?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: It does. And so in some of these important six
Speaker 1: or seven issues, it's two to one in favor of Trump.
Speaker 1: So the question is asked, how is Trump not up
Speaker 1: by wide margins when the issues that you care about
Speaker 1: and I care about, he cares about and has solutions
Speaker 1: to that Kamala Harris can't talk about other than we've
Speaker 1: got to do something about groceries. What a lot of
Speaker 1: it has to do with the media coverage of Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: which is viciously negative. If there's a negative poll with
Speaker 1: the media goes nuts. If Trump refers to Willie Brown
Speaker 1: instead of the Sam Francisco mayor instead of Pat Brown,
Speaker 1: then the media goes crazy because they want to attack
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and they want to support Kamala Harris. By
Speaker 1: the way, is that.
Speaker 5: The UH is that kind of the UH role of
Speaker 5: the media objective, independent and fair to support one candidate
Speaker 5: and oppose the other.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. So I believe when push comes
Speaker 1: to shove at the end, the average Americans are going
Speaker 1: to say, you know what, Trump's better on energy, Trump's
Speaker 1: better on jobs, Trump's better on the economy, Trump's better
Speaker 1: on inflation, Trump's better on legal migration, Trump's better on
Speaker 1: foreign relation issue. The world is afflamed because Joe Biden
Speaker 1: can't find his flabby white butt with both hands, don't
Speaker 1: know where he is, has no schedule, and he's checked out.
Speaker 1: He welcomed a couple of days ago the Texas Rangers
Speaker 1: of the White House. They won the World Series and
Speaker 1: it was embarrassing, stumbling, mumbling and fumbling. And according to
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, about three months ago and she was asked,
Speaker 1: how was Joe Biden doing in private meetings? Sharp as
Speaker 1: attack up on all the issues. It's brilliant. So you know,
Speaker 1: you have to lie because the truth doesn't work. And
Speaker 1: the last election, of course, in twenty twenty, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: was lunch bucket Joe from Scranton. He talked about unity
Speaker 1: and competency. He talked about kitchen table issues and talked
Speaker 1: about middle class values, talked about his religious faith. He
Speaker 1: was a practicing Roman Catholic. So as soon as he
Speaker 1: was elected and the media allowed him to be elected,
Speaker 1: they went after Trump with hooks and claws, every chance,
Speaker 1: every misstatement, every word, every deed, whatever. But with Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: the gave him a complete free pass. He got up
Speaker 1: every day having a trick you into believing something he didn't.
Speaker 1: He had to be someone else. Same thing with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: But foold and naive voters were shocked, shocked that there's
Speaker 1: supposedly moderate presidential candidate Joe Biden turned into a veritable socialist.
Speaker 1: It was a transformation. The flip became the flop. The
Speaker 1: flips sounded pretty good, but the flop was awful, and
Speaker 1: he ruled with a spread the wealth idea, getting rid
Speaker 1: of pipelines, promoting evs at government expense, increasing taxes, big government,
Speaker 1: open borders, soft on crime, a dei woke agenda. None
Speaker 1: of this appeals to the great majority of the American people.
Speaker 1: Most Americans don't want to pay high taxes, they don't
Speaker 1: want big government, they don't want open borders, they want
Speaker 1: their private health insurance they don't think abortion as a sacrament.
Speaker 1: They don't want to be soft on crime, but Democrat
Speaker 1: liberals run with the right language. We got to do
Speaker 1: something about crime. But then they get into office and
Speaker 1: they're democratic socialists. No one voted for Biden Harris to
Speaker 1: borrow seven trillion dollars sparking hyperinflation, because you dumped seven
Speaker 1: trillion dollars on a bonfire and guess what there was
Speaker 1: more heat. Voted the wage war on fossil fuels. Most
Speaker 1: of us liked it when gasoline was about two twenty
Speaker 1: a gallon. We didn't really vote to go woke or
Speaker 1: become welcoming to about twelve million illegal immigrants, mainly young,
Speaker 1: poorly educated males, and to abandon fifty billion dollars in
Speaker 1: weapons of the Taliban. We didn't know it for any
Speaker 1: of that, but left us get up every day to
Speaker 1: full and trick you into believing a lie that they're
Speaker 1: moderate when in reaction, in reality, they are simply the
Speaker 1: opposite of what they campaign on. And with Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: has even gotten worse. They temporarily believe one thing and
Speaker 1: superficially feign agreement with most things. American support right now
Speaker 1: you have Kamala Harris issuing statements not a news conference,
Speaker 1: that she's for energy independence. Kamala Harris. Oh, she's in
Speaker 1: favor of low taxes. Absolutely. She wants to lower the
Speaker 1: price of groceries. You bet. How about limit government and
Speaker 1: strong defense. Absolutely. Liberals believe in all this stuff and
Speaker 1: to turn foreign policies they want. In fact, Kamala Harris said,
Speaker 1: at one point the border is secure, border security, absolutely,
Speaker 1: But then they get into office and they revert to
Speaker 1: their water level, which is Kamala Harris, they're virtually incapable.
Speaker 1: She is virtually incapable of articulating a coherent thought without
Speaker 1: a teleprompter or a stage interview. She can't think on
Speaker 1: her feet. The reason she doesn't do news conferences, hasn't
Speaker 1: had one since December of last year, is because of
Speaker 1: her word salad. She doesn't make any sense, doesn't know
Speaker 1: what it is. She wants to reclaim the woman in
Speaker 1: the kitchen title, she says, and she couldn't find a
Speaker 1: kitchen if given a map. So they run is one
Speaker 1: thing to trick you into voting for them because of
Speaker 1: what catwomen and because Trump has bad hair and Trump
Speaker 1: is not a gentleman. They kind of run on that issue,
Speaker 1: and then once they get into office, then all hell
Speaker 1: breaks loose. Until recently, Kamala Harris was proud by the
Speaker 1: fact that she was the most liberal San Francisco Democrat. Now,
Speaker 1: if you're in San Francisco and you're a Democrat and
Speaker 1: you're proud to be a very liberal Democrat, that doesn't
Speaker 1: fit too well in Ohio, Kentucky, you're Indiana. And then
Speaker 1: she pick says her running mate, the most left wing
Speaker 1: governor in the United States of America, This Tim Waltz
Speaker 1: character of Minnesota, who I heard of, but I thought, no,
Speaker 1: she can't be that stupid. Well she was, and Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: just on the abortion issue, has more leftist policies than
Speaker 1: Row versus Wade. May I ask, can I raise my
Speaker 1: hand in the back? Can I ask you a question, Willie?
Speaker 1: Here's my question. If it isn't a baby, why do
Speaker 1: you need prenatal care? I looked it up. Pre natal
Speaker 1: care supposed to begin at six weeks, six weeks after
Speaker 1: your last period, and you're pregnant six to ten weeks,
Speaker 1: begin prenatal care. Prenatal care of what a tumor assist
Speaker 1: A growth. What is that? By the way, I'll confess
Speaker 1: I was once a fetus. I was an unborn baby.
Speaker 1: Why do you need prenatal care of it? Of something
Speaker 1: that is not a baby? Why do you need it?
Speaker 1: But during the long twenty twenty riots of George Floyd
Speaker 1: that the governor's mansion's windows were thrown wide open so
Speaker 1: the aroma of freedom could be smelled by the first
Speaker 1: family in Minnesota, that is Tim Waltz and his wife.
Speaker 1: Open up those windows. Let's smell those burning tires and
Speaker 1: those burning black businesses. And guess what, boy, that smells
Speaker 1: like freedom. So Governor Walls allowed Black Lives Matter and
Speaker 1: in TIFA to run amok in Minnesota and the summer
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty, while his partner Kamala Harris raised bail
Speaker 1: for those jailed for violence, they were not jailed for protesting.
Speaker 1: By the way, protesting is not a jailable offense. What
Speaker 1: is is arson and murder and rape and robbery. Now
Speaker 1: you're talking. So on one hand, Governor Waltz is opening
Speaker 1: up the winnowses smell freedom, and on the other hand,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris is raising bail for those jailed for violent
Speaker 1: offenses and she raised a total of almost forty million
Speaker 1: dollars to bail out those individuals who ride it and
Speaker 1: burn down buildings and including police precincts during the George
Speaker 1: Floyd riots. And much like Harris, of course she both
Speaker 1: of them are going to stop pipeline's energy costs going
Speaker 1: to Kyrocket. And one thing that Governor Waltz said which
Speaker 1: should be played often as Governor walt said that he
Speaker 1: once boasted the Democrats go into a depression when they
Speaker 1: see electoral maps shaded in red, but don't worry about
Speaker 1: it is mostly rocks and hillbillies and cows that are
Speaker 1: in the red area. That means you and I. So
Speaker 1: I'm looking at this thing. She will outraise Donald Trump
Speaker 1: because Tech wants to fund her, and she's counting on
Speaker 1: nine election day balloting. Also posing as a centrist, I
Speaker 1: let her surrogates and blowhards. Bran Trump is a criminal
Speaker 1: extremist convicted of felonies by a New York jury. Are
Speaker 1: you going to buy all this? You said, Well, that's
Speaker 1: what we need now. Both of these characters are sixty
Speaker 1: years old. Kamala Harris is sixty and Tim Wallace is
Speaker 1: sixty years old. Maybe if you're forty five, you might
Speaker 1: be developing your political thinking by the time you're sixty.
Speaker 1: And Kamala Harris has been in public life for about
Speaker 1: thirty years. You ain't going to change. Tim Waltz has
Speaker 1: been in public life for about twenty some years. He's
Speaker 1: not going to change. These are left wing democratic socialists
Speaker 1: bordering on communism that they want to run is one thing,
Speaker 1: then rule with something different, just like Joe Biden did.
Speaker 1: And I pray to God you don't buy it. And
Speaker 1: for the Democrats, slogans we don't want to go back.
Speaker 1: I want to go back to the policies of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I want to go back to a world at peace.
Speaker 1: I want to go back to inflation at one percent.
Speaker 1: I want to go back to a closed southern border.
Speaker 1: I want to go back to respect for law enforcement.
Speaker 1: That would be interesting to go back getting up every
Speaker 1: day and lie about what you truly believe. Has got
Speaker 1: to be a burden for Kamala Harris and Walls, and
Speaker 1: of course the media will play into it by talking
Speaker 1: about silly ass poles. When the general polling has Donald
Speaker 1: Trump up, especially in the battleground states, way up in
Speaker 1: the battleground states, and this is with the media standing
Speaker 1: down and selecting one opponent for a defamation and the
Speaker 1: other opponent for support. One last thing morning Joe Joe
Speaker 1: Scarborough about a month or two ago. So this is
Speaker 1: the best version of Joe Biden that's ever existed. He's
Speaker 1: sharp as attack, He's got wisdom, he knows how to
Speaker 1: handle the job. He's wonderful. Now here we are about
Speaker 1: two days ago, he said, Kamala he heiris is running
Speaker 1: a perfect campaign. It's perfect. It can't be any better.
Speaker 1: The media loves this. Pray to God you look through
Speaker 1: the subterfuge and the laws and come up to the truth.
Speaker 1: I know at times Donald Trump can be a bit discourteous,
Speaker 1: might not be a total gentleman constantly, but damn it,
Speaker 1: his policies work and those of the Democratic Socialists do
Speaker 1: not work. Let's continue with more coming up later after
Speaker 1: one o'clock today will be Christopher Ruddy, the founder and
Speaker 1: president CEO of newsmax dot com, personal friend of the Donald,
Speaker 1: to talk about how the race is at this point
Speaker 1: and why it's remained to you. And I'm going to
Speaker 1: ask him the big questions about how is it possible
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump by a wide margin, has the right
Speaker 1: energy policies, the right employment policies, the right economic policies,
Speaker 1: the right inflation policies, the right pro police policies, the
Speaker 1: right foreign policies, the right immigration policies. Yet he's only
Speaker 1: a couple points up. Why should it not be more?
Speaker 1: Once again, the Great American is speaking truth to power
Speaker 1: on news radio seven hundred. Wow. Bill cunning in the
Speaker 1: Great American. Of course, we know the Newsmax is one
Speaker 1: of the screen savers I have. The Drudge Report has
Speaker 1: completely lost its way. I have no idea what's happened
Speaker 1: to the Drudge Report. But if I want conservative thinking
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Speaker 1: they're going to offer an IPO you can invest in Newsmax.
Speaker 1: It's going to be later this year or early next year.
Speaker 1: But until then, Christopher Ruddy is the CEO and founder,
Speaker 1: theman at newsmax dot com, et cetera. And Christopher welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Christopher Ruddy. Let
Speaker 1: me ask you a basic question. Are you prepared?
Speaker 4: Am I prepared for what?
Speaker 7: Bill?
Speaker 1: Here's the question show? Yes, are you prepared?
Speaker 4: Well? I'm always I'm never fully prepared for you, because
Speaker 4: you are beyond in terms of your journalistic style, and
Speaker 4: so you always bring something in that I haven't thought of.
Speaker 4: So you creative and innovative.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you. But here's my question. When I look
Speaker 1: at the polling of our friend and yours, Donald John Trump,
Speaker 1: when it comes to jobs, creation of new jobs by
Speaker 1: the American people, he's up about twenty points over Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: When it comes to the economy, he's way up. American
Speaker 1: people say he's better for jobs, better for the economy.
Speaker 1: How about energy, Donald Trump is way up in that
Speaker 1: talk about inflation, curing inflation, not more inflation, but less.
Speaker 1: He's way up on Kamala Harris on inflation, immigration, not
Speaker 1: even close two to one. And so when I look
Speaker 1: at the main indicators of who gets elected who doesn't
Speaker 1: get elected on the important issues jobs, the economy, energy, inflation,
Speaker 1: all those issues, he's at the top of the list
Speaker 1: and Kamala is way down. If all that is true,
Speaker 1: how come the race supposedly is like tied today when
Speaker 1: our guy, Donald Trump, on the big issues have a
Speaker 1: wide advantage over Kamala Harris. Can you answer that big question?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I know the answer, and the answer
Speaker 4: is the big bad media. They don't give this guy
Speaker 4: a break. I mean, think about it just being shot,
Speaker 4: and how they know there's some of the thing you
Speaker 4: were saying, well, he caused it.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: It's just like unbelievable to spin against this man. And
Speaker 4: so even though the American people know he's got a
Speaker 4: really good track record as president. And I don't know
Speaker 4: if you're referring to the CNBC pole that's out, it
Speaker 4: shows that he's two points ahead, right, But in the
Speaker 4: CNBC poll, which is amazing and I think you're referring
Speaker 4: to some of this data, is that by a margin
Speaker 4: of two to one, two to one, So that's like
Speaker 4: almost seventy percent of Americans think he's better for the
Speaker 4: economy and their personal finances than Kamala Harris. So that's amazing, right, Well,
Speaker 4: how can a guy be almost seventy percent of the
Speaker 4: public he's good for me financially, but most people are
Speaker 4: Many people are saying they're voting for her. It doesn't
Speaker 4: make any sense other than the media constantly tries to
Speaker 4: attack the poor guy, and he's fighting back. Look, at
Speaker 4: the end of the day, I think people are going
Speaker 4: to realize, they're going to look what Kamala with the
Speaker 4: Harris Biden ticket did the Biden Harris presidency and what
Speaker 4: the Trump presidents he did. Hands down, he wins on
Speaker 4: farm posse. I mean, we're facing bill world War three
Speaker 4: all over the world, China, for Ria, Iran, Ukraine. I mean,
Speaker 4: this is the worlf on fire. And it's all because
Speaker 4: he's not president. So I think that the public is
Speaker 4: turning on her, They're turning on Biden, and I think
Speaker 4: we're going to see the president will win this no effort.
Speaker 1: You know, Christopher Ruddy of Newsmax. One poll that came
Speaker 1: out that I attached some significance to about a month ago,
Speaker 1: and that is and I don't know, polling is snapshot
Speaker 1: in time. If polls controlled things, Trump never would have
Speaker 1: been elected in twenty sixteen. I don't think it was
Speaker 1: up in any poll, and he won somewhat easily. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: there was a poll out about a month ago. I
Speaker 1: think it was from Reuters that said if an American
Speaker 1: who spends their time getting news only from the mainstream
Speaker 1: media ABCNBC and CBS, throw in PBS and reading the
Speaker 1: headlines of newspapers that group of Americans, which is a
Speaker 1: large chunk of US favored at that point Joe Biden
Speaker 1: fifty five to thirty five. In other words, you and
Speaker 1: I know we're kind of connected to the news. When
Speaker 1: you founded Newsmax, it was a little operation. Now it's
Speaker 1: a behemoth. And I've been in this business now for
Speaker 1: forty one years. I can't believe I'm still I can't
Speaker 1: believe I got forty one years under my belt with
Speaker 1: another forty one years to go. But nonetheless, there's a
Speaker 1: chunk of Americans like my producer Tony Bender, who doesn't
Speaker 1: pay much attention to the media, gets up every morning,
Speaker 1: goes to work, lunchboxes hand, his wife's caring for the
Speaker 1: three or four kids. He doesn't watch the evening news,
Speaker 1: doesn't watch the eleven o'clock news, doesn't read a lot
Speaker 1: of newspapers that basically don't exist except the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 1: New York Times. They don't exist anymore. And he lives
Speaker 1: his life. But then he votes, and so he's thinking,
Speaker 1: you know, every now and then I'll check in to
Speaker 1: see what's going on, and they say, hey, Trump was shot,
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Then within two days it's ignored. So
Speaker 1: if an American only gets their news so called mainstream media.
Speaker 1: They believe in the democratic viewpoint. That is all they
Speaker 1: hear about the Democratic They don't hear about Tim Waltz's
Speaker 1: socialism or Kamala Harris saying get rid of your private
Speaker 1: health insurance but throw everybody in the Medicare medicaid system.
Speaker 1: Is that a problem when we have uninformed Americans like
Speaker 1: my producer Tony Bender, who simply lives his life.
Speaker 4: Well, one of the things I love about you, Bill
Speaker 4: is you have informed opinion. Like you started this conversation
Speaker 4: talking about the polling data, now you're talking about a
Speaker 4: Reuters survey. You're backing up your stuff, your opinions with
Speaker 4: real and that's why you're a radio legend. I'm not
Speaker 4: just saying not to puff smoke in the air in
Speaker 4: front of you. But Reuters also did a study that
Speaker 4: came out in June that they surveyed forty seven countries.
Speaker 4: They found that they're only top ten twelve brands that
Speaker 4: Americans attorning to regularly for news. They're all liberal legacy
Speaker 4: media except for Newsmax made the list. We were on
Speaker 4: that top twelve, which is amazing and it's a breakthrough,
Speaker 4: but you know what, there should be five or six
Speaker 4: conservative leaning And you look at the other data that
Speaker 4: comes out trust in the media. Gallup does a study
Speaker 4: look it up online every year, and it's the lowest
Speaker 4: support of trust in the media. It's like thirty percent
Speaker 4: of the public trust the media in the country, which
Speaker 4: is down from it used to be like seventy percent
Speaker 4: thirty or forty years ago. Okay, but you know what,
Speaker 4: Democrats still get to seventy percent trust. It's Republicans and
Speaker 4: independent minor voters that don't trust the media. Anybody who's
Speaker 4: really thinking about what these guys are saying and doing
Speaker 4: realize it's a bunch of hooey. And so you know,
Speaker 4: it actually is why people are turning to your show
Speaker 4: and Newsmax and other media because they want to. They're
Speaker 4: voting with their remote controls and their clicks and their
Speaker 4: dials because they're really sick and tired of what they're
Speaker 4: seeing in the big media. So it keeps us in business.
Speaker 4: But I'd rather have a lot more people in the
Speaker 4: same business.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I wonder when you come out of high
Speaker 1: school and college, especially elite college, as you're a marching
Speaker 1: Marxist you come out with hatred for the country, sexist, racist, homophobia.
Speaker 1: You come out thinking something's wrong with this place. And
Speaker 1: that's why so few younger Americans twenty five to thirty
Speaker 1: five years old want to commit to the military, They
Speaker 1: want to join the police, they want to become a
Speaker 1: corrections officer, that they want to work as a deputy sheriff,
Speaker 1: because why invest yourself, your life, treasure, and blood into
Speaker 1: a country not worth saving. And one of the scariest
Speaker 1: things I saw in a month or two ago was
Speaker 1: if we had a red dawn moment in which I
Speaker 1: don't know, the North Koreans or the Chinese took over
Speaker 1: parts of our country, and they asked eighteen to thirty
Speaker 1: year old males, would you fight to save the United
Speaker 1: States of America. It was kind of split, fifty to fifty.
Speaker 1: About half of that group said, you know what, this
Speaker 1: isn't such a good place anymore. I think Britney Griner
Speaker 1: now is a different viewpoint. Look, but isn't that a
Speaker 1: frightening prospect.
Speaker 4: We're in deep trouble When you have a poll, so
Speaker 4: twenty to twenty five percent of young Americans don't know
Speaker 4: their sexual agender identity. I mean, hello, I always tell
Speaker 4: you I'm the only head of a network in America
Speaker 4: that believes that there's only two biological genders. I'm the
Speaker 4: only one I think of that I know of. I
Speaker 4: know that Foxes embraced the transgender stuff ideology. What is
Speaker 4: gender is a scientific thing based on chromosomes. There's only two.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's not fourteen, like the State of California says.
Speaker 4: But it shows you that we are in you know,
Speaker 4: I don't know, maybe apocalypse thick times, I don't know,
Speaker 4: but it's so bizarre. It strains credulity and create and
Speaker 4: you know, the country that people don't want to fight
Speaker 4: for the country. I think a lot of it comes
Speaker 4: from big tech, all the algorithms on Google and TikTok
Speaker 4: and Facebook there. You know, when we go on there,
Speaker 4: we get certain articles. Then through the algorithm, it's fine,
Speaker 4: we don't notice. But when you're a child, I think
Speaker 4: they're feeding a diet. And you see it with Disney,
Speaker 4: which is a horrible company, Disney Plus and Hulu, terrible company.
Speaker 4: They're feeding people all this time, this garbage that's screwing
Speaker 4: up the minds of young people. And they and they're
Speaker 4: not advocating for traditional family guys. It's certainly not advocating
Speaker 4: for traditional American values, and that's why people were in
Speaker 4: the trouble, weren't.
Speaker 8: You know, Chris I Varrudy of News Maxwell and I
Speaker 8: saw that pull out about about a quarter to a
Speaker 8: third of young adults.
Speaker 1: I have a question as whether they're male or female.
Speaker 1: I suppose under one tenth of one percent, under one
Speaker 1: tenth of one percent and maybe intersect. I've read somewhere
Speaker 1: that you could have ovaries and male body parts, and
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, well, how's that possible. I guess under one
Speaker 1: tenth of one percent may have a little bit of
Speaker 1: a problem, but it's not one third of the American
Speaker 1: people don't know if you're a boy or a girl.
Speaker 1: As the culture telling him that.
Speaker 4: Look, there's scientific aberrations, right, but most people don't have
Speaker 4: those that are claiming they have these gender issues. Waltz
Speaker 4: is going on. He said, he supports having ten year
Speaker 4: olds decide to have surgery. I mean, Matt's child of you,
Speaker 4: So I'm sorry. Look, I think there's really important reasons.
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Speaker 1: I hope, I hope more and more do it now
Speaker 1: on on We have about two minutes remaining. Tim Waltz
Speaker 1: has the most radical abortion viewpoint in the country and
Speaker 1: enshrine in Minnesota law it's its way to the left
Speaker 1: or row versus way. And I find it amazing that
Speaker 1: when he says a fourth grade boy in their in
Speaker 1: their grade school bathroom should have tampon products available for
Speaker 1: a year old boy. And the thing that comes to
Speaker 1: mind is every now and then I do a topic
Speaker 1: on prenatal care that is important for women, especially poor women,
Speaker 1: to have prenatal care because a preborn baby needs prenatal care. Well,
Speaker 1: is the prenatal care for a baby? Or is the
Speaker 1: prenatal care for a for a tumor? Or is it
Speaker 1: for a growth? What is that? Why have pre natal care?
Speaker 1: Beginning I looked online prenatal care is recommended for women
Speaker 1: and it's women that have babies, not men. By the way,
Speaker 1: in the sixth to tenth week of pregnancy, six to
Speaker 1: ten weeks women and these clinics get prenatal care. Why
Speaker 1: have prenatal care if it's not a baby?
Speaker 6: How can they say?
Speaker 4: How can they say women build? Because they won't. Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris won't. Kamala Harris won't tell us what a woman is.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Yes, I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: know what a woman is.
Speaker 6: No, you can't.
Speaker 4: We don't know what a woman is. We don't know
Speaker 4: what a man is.
Speaker 6: Depends I mean, you know, they don't.
Speaker 4: But Meanwhile, they're they're requiring stuff for women, but they
Speaker 4: won't tell us what a woman is. I mean, idiot
Speaker 4: is The Democratic Party is the party of grave danger,
Speaker 4: and it's just the insanity shop, you know.
Speaker 1: Lastly, chrispher Ruddy, I've said for many years, man, this
Speaker 1: is an important election. This is the most important election
Speaker 1: in my lifetime. And if you go back to twenty
Speaker 1: oh eight, which assuming Kamala wins and gets eight years,
Speaker 1: and now we're all of a sudden we're in twenty
Speaker 1: thirty two, that means twenty of twenty four years we're
Speaker 1: going to have Democratic socialists in charge of this country.
Speaker 1: And if you incorporate her viewpoints on the economy and
Speaker 1: jobs and the Green New Deal and getting ready of
Speaker 1: electric vehicles, getting rid of private insurance companies, no fracking,
Speaker 1: no oil drilling, you get rid of all those policies,
Speaker 1: open up the southern border. Twenty to forty million coming
Speaker 1: in right now. There's an additional there's fifty two million
Speaker 1: Americans not born in this country, and you give this
Speaker 1: regime another eight years, that number is going to be
Speaker 1: close to one hundred million Americans weren't born here. And
Speaker 1: what's happening to our major cities are magnificent public edifices
Speaker 1: we call magnificent, gorgeous, opulent. American cities are destroyed, and
Speaker 1: that college campuses are taken over. The big city newsrooms
Speaker 1: controlled ABC, NBCCBSPBS. Look in the state of California, look
Speaker 1: at Denver, Colorado with thousands of homeless, and look at
Speaker 1: what's happening in all over California. City's destroyed by Pelosi,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, Devin Newsom and continuing, continuing, Ken, Christopher Ruddy, Ken, America,
Speaker 1: can you put in perspective the importance of this election
Speaker 1: as opposed to what we can look back in maybe
Speaker 1: eight years from now and say, Mike god was out
Speaker 1: of mistake. How important is this election?
Speaker 4: Well, I agree with you. I think it is the
Speaker 4: future of America. We're fighting for it. It's the super
Speaker 4: Bowl of elections, the ultimate super Bowl of elections. We're
Speaker 4: already down a path I don't know, you know, they
Speaker 4: look back, think we already passed the tipping point. They
Speaker 4: just let in but fifteen million people, and they're spending
Speaker 4: hundreds of billions of dollars to give them four star
Speaker 4: hotel rooms, cell phones, air flights, incredible stuff that's going on.
Speaker 4: It's just unbelievable. They're actually now not even waiting for
Speaker 4: them to cross the border. They actually offered them flights
Speaker 4: from Mexico City and they can come into cities across
Speaker 4: the American get set up in a hotel. I mean,
Speaker 4: that's how perverse the Biden people are. And it's just
Speaker 4: a clear violation I believe in the Constitution, and it's
Speaker 4: a violation of everything about this country. And so I
Speaker 4: do believe President Trump. You know, it's very crucial that
Speaker 4: he gets back in there for four years. I'm supporting him,
Speaker 4: as you know, and I've known him for over twenty
Speaker 4: five years, right, and he really does care and he's
Speaker 4: risked his life now for the for the country, and
Speaker 4: he's a remarkable guy. I just spoke to him, and
Speaker 4: he's he really believes the future of this country's at stake,
Speaker 4: and that's why he had almost eighty is still running.
Speaker 1: You know, he was shot. He's shed blood for this country.
Speaker 1: And I would say it's either stopping the inevitable or
Speaker 1: changing direction. At a minimum, it will stop the inevitable
Speaker 1: and it might change the direction of the country. And
Speaker 1: this country is worth fighting for. It's worth bleeding for
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Speaker 1: Bill. All right, well, but God bless you, and God
Speaker 1: bless America. This country is worth fighting for. Christopher Ruddy,
Speaker 1: You're a great American, and thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Thanks Christopher, I'm honored.
Speaker 4: Bill, I'm honored.
Speaker 1: Thank you, God bless you. Let's continue with more. You know,
Speaker 1: the experts say if Trump is elected, to delays the
Speaker 1: inevitable the Democratic Socialists takeover of this country, which is
Speaker 1: well underway, or might we change course completely. It all
Speaker 1: depends on you. Come November fifth and before the balloting starts.
Speaker 1: Believe it or not, In about five or six weeks,
Speaker 1: many states begin to accept these so called absentee ballots
Speaker 1: the end of September, like in Pennsylvania. Unbelievable. Let's continue
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Speaker 8: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcastings segment.
Speaker 1: We have Blue Ash Royalty here right now. We have
Speaker 1: the Chief of Polices with the snow. We have the
Speaker 1: fire Department here, Captain General Reed is here and uh
Speaker 1: also the.
Speaker 8: Chief's got a little couple of pieces of paper over
Speaker 8: there were your name on them.
Speaker 1: Are you okay? I think I'm good? He might must
Speaker 1: have talked to Richard K. Jones. We're gonna go.
Speaker 8: You're gonna have tapes on after two o'clock under arrest
Speaker 8: Sheriff Jones his rights on the air, Chief.
Speaker 1: Jones for Kamala. That's the new model, Richard K. Jones.
Speaker 8: Rest them on that right there, Chief and extra diving
Speaker 8: to Butler County.
Speaker 1: No blasphemy, not there. But Rachel Murray talk about the
Speaker 1: big event. You got the cops and the firefighters seeing
Speaker 1: it up. Explain to the American people what's going on?
Speaker 1: If anything? That is right?
Speaker 11: So coming up, it's the Battle of the Badges is
Speaker 11: a charity softball game and we're having it at Crosley
Speaker 11: Field and Blue Ash on August the thirtieth, So our
Speaker 11: Blash police and fire departments are going to be facing
Speaker 11: off and we'll see who wins.
Speaker 1: You know, Raid looks a lot better shape than the chief.
Speaker 1: I'm not our officer, reader, you're like a fireman. You're
Speaker 1: a captain. Lieutenant. What the hell are you? Lieutenant? Lieutenant?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to armrest you before we leave here.
Speaker 1: Have you noticed that firefighters are in better shape than cops?
Speaker 1: Have you noticed that? I'm just sound. I look at
Speaker 1: this old guy right here.
Speaker 8: He's beaten up, got bandages and stitches all over him,
Speaker 8: got no hair, and I'm thinking this guy's got He's
Speaker 8: the chief of police, right, Chief still still got it?
Speaker 1: He still hasn't He's still got it. Chief. What What
Speaker 1: are you going to bring to the game here? I
Speaker 1: mean a lot of people want to know. The cops
Speaker 1: normally lose the firefighters. I talked to CFD those guys thinking,
Speaker 1: you know, Ald, he thinks he's pretty good. Well, what
Speaker 1: are you going to bring to the game.
Speaker 12: We'll probably bring some trash talking, but ultimately, at the
Speaker 12: end of the day, we're going to try to have
Speaker 12: some fun for good charities. And you know, the winner
Speaker 12: is going to get a sizable check and the loser
Speaker 12: is still going to get some money, but we're gonna
Speaker 12: have a good time.
Speaker 1: Where does the money go, if anywhere?
Speaker 12: The police Department is giving it to the Shield, which
Speaker 12: is an organization that helps injured police officers or police
Speaker 12: officers that killed in line of dude helps their families.
Speaker 1: And I saw yesterday there was some bum derelict who
Speaker 1: lord CPD to his home in order to kill a cop.
Speaker 1: There was like twenty five cops there and literally he
Speaker 1: came up with some bs of a break in in
Speaker 1: progress and a bunch of cops show up. The first
Speaker 1: thing he does is punched the cop in the face
Speaker 1: and on top of him, and thank god he's still
Speaker 1: still in jail, which is quite unusual in today's world.
Speaker 1: But that's the situation. Yes, Now do you have like
Speaker 1: play You're gonna play a short game, a long game.
Speaker 1: A lot of the firefighters hit the ball four hundred feet.
Speaker 1: They wait for the home run, you know, But the
Speaker 1: cops like to play the smaller game, maybe bunt run,
Speaker 1: a little bit, a little strategy. You're a little smarter
Speaker 1: than the firefighters correct or kind of know how the
Speaker 1: game's played. They're like, brute force. What are you going
Speaker 1: to bring to the game.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so I believe we're playing seven innings. We're gonna
Speaker 12: have I believe some seven hundred WLW person now is
Speaker 12: going to be there.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have there. He's gonna be there.
Speaker 12: We're gonna have Yeah, I believe we do have some umpires.
Speaker 12: We're gonna have a first pitch thrown out by I
Speaker 12: believe a local veteran. So we're just gonna bring a
Speaker 12: good attitude and we're gonna have some fun.
Speaker 1: How many years you've been a cop?
Speaker 12: I've been a cop, will be thirty five years next
Speaker 12: month and I got about eight months ago, and I'll
Speaker 12: call it quit.
Speaker 1: Why why and why? Why? And why?
Speaker 12: Because I'm fifty five years old, old man, and my
Speaker 12: body is telling me this is a young man's game.
Speaker 1: At least I still have a mouth and I can
Speaker 1: still talk. But it's a different thing. So you got
Speaker 1: thirty five years in yes, sir? Is it all in
Speaker 1: Blue Ash? H?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 12: I actually patrolled where you lived for eleven years before
Speaker 12: I went.
Speaker 1: To Madeira, Yes, sir, who was the chief?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 1: It was open?
Speaker 12: Was the chief when I left Beck?
Speaker 1: Then was the chief? What changed?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: There were thirty five years ago, back when men were men, say,
Speaker 1: like in the nineteen nineties. What was what was different
Speaker 1: than in today?
Speaker 12: Certainly the public sentiment has swung. I believe it's swinging
Speaker 12: back in our favor now. But obviously technology body warm cameras.
Speaker 12: As you can see, I have one on I'm the
Speaker 12: chief and I still wear one.
Speaker 1: Everything we do is filmed cars for me, I like it.
Speaker 12: It is every person that has complained on a Blue
Speaker 12: Ash police officer. In the seven years I've been the chief,
Speaker 12: we have exonerated from the body.
Speaker 1: Connell and without that, I've heard ninety five percent it
Speaker 1: helps the cop and five percent it helps the desperado.
Speaker 1: Ninety five percent of the time or more. It's good.
Speaker 1: That's accurate. I go on YouTube now and then to
Speaker 1: watch some of these confrontations, and I kind of like
Speaker 1: watching on YouTube. You know when these generally white women
Speaker 1: of my add Rachel, people like you go nuts on
Speaker 1: a cop and fight. Have you gotten fights as a cop?
Speaker 1: I would never have. I've gotten many fights. Have you
Speaker 1: won any of them?
Speaker 10: Have won?
Speaker 4: Some?
Speaker 12: I would say I probably drew the other ones, don't.
Speaker 12: We don't pride ourselves in losing.
Speaker 1: Have you ever used your gun and anger?
Speaker 13: I have?
Speaker 1: And was it justified?
Speaker 4: It was?
Speaker 1: Yes. Let's move to the firefighter. Now, why'd you become
Speaker 1: a firefighter? If at all? I'm just enjoyed helping people.
Speaker 1: What help serve in the community? What kind of is
Speaker 1: like you? You help people? We got things completely wrong
Speaker 1: in this thing. Have you How many fires are there
Speaker 1: in Blue Ash every year? Just a handful. We also
Speaker 1: help out, you know our neighbors Sycamore into your park.
Speaker 1: Deer Park doesn't need any help. Maybe Sycamore does. And
Speaker 1: you're going to stay with it. You got another thirty
Speaker 1: years to do it, don't you. Yeah, I've been in
Speaker 1: it about thirteen years. I got a wild left thirteen
Speaker 1: years segment. Give me some sports and making fast. They
Speaker 1: want to hear some sports. Will leave the student reporters
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Speaker 1: Hold on, Chief, nobody have any hope for the Reds.
Speaker 1: I would say probably not this year. Please continue.
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Speaker 1: Whatever happened Tom Malt? But I like that guy. I
Speaker 1: believe he's just retired. Jas the chief. Now when you're
Speaker 1: retiring six seven months, you're gonna say, Cee, you one
Speaker 1: want to be You walk out the door, put your badge,
Speaker 1: put your gun down, strip off your uniform and go
Speaker 1: to a farm in Claremont County. Is that it? That's
Speaker 1: exactly for lake fishing, lake fishing sake.
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Speaker 1: Well, I'm another guy that got fired. It was like
Speaker 1: Brandish out of the league. Yeah, I know, Well he didn't.
Speaker 1: What did he do to you know?
Speaker 8: It must have been well he uh a few months
Speaker 8: ago he picked a fight with a professional boxer outside
Speaker 8: a bar about two thirty and uh.
Speaker 1: He got cole cocked one, two, three. That was it.
Speaker 1: He was out.
Speaker 8: And then apparently there was some other shenanigans going on
Speaker 8: with him. And I don't think he took soccer two
Speaker 8: person too. Uh seriously seriously, So he is out of
Speaker 8: a job. So this guy, you think, Aaron Bubenza, you
Speaker 8: do not pick a fight with a professional boxer, would
Speaker 8: you agree?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 8: If you're going to fight a guy after in a
Speaker 8: bar at a at a bar at two thirty am
Speaker 8: asking what do you do for a living?
Speaker 1: Chee for any I mean bars opening blue ash two
Speaker 1: thirty in the morning.
Speaker 12: Uh no, there are no bars at two thirty open
Speaker 12: and blue.
Speaker 1: You don't want to put up with that. You shut
Speaker 1: it downtown over the Rhne. Why is there so many
Speaker 1: break ins?
Speaker 8: Last time I'm watching Channel five they got some Claremont County.
Speaker 8: Why are there's so many break ins cars?
Speaker 12: To be quite honest with you, because people are leaving
Speaker 12: valuables in their cars when they're asked not to do
Speaker 12: so so.
Speaker 1: Until we learned.
Speaker 12: To store our valuables and not keep firearms and cars,
Speaker 12: that's probably going to continue.
Speaker 1: Well, I tell the segment, is it a good idea
Speaker 1: to leave your car doors unlocked and leave nothing of value?
Speaker 1: Certainly because in the bomb's going to go into your
Speaker 1: car and look around and leave. Go to the next one,
Speaker 1: go to someone like segment. You probably lock your doors,
Speaker 1: don't you, And you leave leave your money, your diamonds,
Speaker 1: your gold, your guns, your credit cards you want, just
Speaker 1: like you just on the dashboard you put all this stuff,
Speaker 1: all that stuff right there. Why do you do that
Speaker 1: like people in jeeps with them little ducks. That's it.
Speaker 8: Put it right there, the cash right there so they
Speaker 8: can see it. Never lock your doors and they leave
Speaker 8: nothing of value? Segment You understand, think the chief's going
Speaker 8: to comment on that one, Willie, But I think that's
Speaker 8: what you gonna say.
Speaker 1: Lock your door? Now are you going to say lock
Speaker 1: your doors?
Speaker 12: I would just say whichever you prefer, either locked or unlocked,
Speaker 12: that you take your valuables with you when you leave your.
Speaker 1: Like a politician. Now right down the middle, we don't
Speaker 1: need that segment. Give me some more sports. That's all
Speaker 1: I got, Willie, And you're telling me that's all you gots.
Speaker 1: That's it, seg What would happen if the Reds would
Speaker 1: play the Bengals? Who wins in that matchup?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 8: If they the Bengals probably better fighters, I guess, because
Speaker 8: they had a bunch of fights the other day in
Speaker 8: the training camp by the one and only Ted Carris.
Speaker 1: And the Reds are in last place?
Speaker 8: Correct? Correct? As along with the Cubs. Well that's good.
Speaker 8: We're tied with the Cubs. Cubs for last Do you
Speaker 8: have any hope that means they'll get another good draft pick,
Speaker 8: and now we need another catch that. Don't don't pick
Speaker 8: any catchers anymore. We need hitters. Now they need hitters.
Speaker 1: You know what is the word if you take all
Speaker 1: of professional NFL? Right, you take the NBA. Yeah, take NHL. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and Major League Baseball the major sports? Right? Which team
Speaker 1: is last in winning a playoff game or series? Which
Speaker 1: team of those hundred one hundred teams or more? Which
Speaker 1: team is at the bottom? Reds fingo. So it's a
Speaker 1: race to the bottom, and the Reds have won the race.
Speaker 8: Oh, maybe they do well this weekend, Willie, and get
Speaker 8: back in and get a little momentum and come home
Speaker 8: next week. I think they've got the Cardinals coming in
Speaker 8: or something next week. And then the Royals are The
Speaker 8: Blue Ash Police is good ass?
Speaker 1: Cincinnati police better? Is the Blue Ash Police better than
Speaker 1: the than the Butler County Sheriff's Department? Yes, sir, segment
Speaker 1: you hear that Scott Reid firefighting Yes, sir, my good
Speaker 1: friend Tim Dickey runs along with the older of the CFD.
Speaker 1: Are you better than the Cincinnati Fire Department, ma'am, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna say yes.
Speaker 8: Your reaction, the fire lieutenant speaks ault whatever he wants
Speaker 8: to say. Well, well one's got a gun though, so
Speaker 8: we can careful. We still got that paper and for
Speaker 8: your name on it, William D. Cunningham. Whereas I'll get
Speaker 8: the magic Man to represent me. Get your own dream
Speaker 8: to my dream team together, my dream team. We're all dead.
Speaker 8: Got less games you could have? You could less game,
Speaker 8: Steve Adams, stop by the man, call the man, yep,
Speaker 8: magic Man, the magic Man and less gaines.
Speaker 1: If you need me, call me. Well see you ever
Speaker 1: ever a case with less Gaines? Did you laugh?
Speaker 5: I enjoyed? Did you enjoy the show? I sat there
Speaker 5: next to him for years and I enjoyed the show.
Speaker 5: We would sit there sometimes on a murder case and
Speaker 5: you turn over and say, Willie, we don't have nothing
Speaker 5: on this guy. Why don't you cross examine him?
Speaker 9: What me?
Speaker 1: Okay? I say, great, Rachel once again? When's the event?
Speaker 11: It is August thirtieth at Crosley Field.
Speaker 1: And the public is welcome. Yes with a firefarmer. I'll
Speaker 1: put my money on the fe Look at you, guys.
Speaker 1: I'm putting my money on you guys, if you will,
Speaker 1: and when the money goes to what we've chosen to
Speaker 1: donate our share to the Gary Sneeze Foundation. Is a
Speaker 1: great guy. Yes, good luck, Chief. I think you have
Speaker 1: no chance, are you? Hopefully you're not playing? Absolutely unplaying.
Speaker 1: You're playing. Yes, I'm gonna double down on the firefighters.
Speaker 1: You look like you got kick ass. Believe me once again.
Speaker 1: Rachel Murray, thank you very much for coming in. Man,
Speaker 1: Scott Reid, Scotten Nol, thank you very much. May you
Speaker 1: live long and prosper. How many more months they have
Speaker 1: to serve? And then are you counting them off? Like
Speaker 1: on the prison wall? Who's counting?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Who's counting? Seg Man? Give me out of the Student's report?
Speaker 8: Please, will Hee and Honnor of a beautiful day here
Speaker 8: in the Tri State and go Reds. We leave you
Speaker 8: with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 14: I can't get mad at him, even though I know
Speaker 14: what he did. He was part of a scandal that
Speaker 14: that he knew about, and he acted like he didn't.
Speaker 14: But he got away with it. And isn't that what
Speaker 14: America is all about?
Speaker 6: Grady.
Speaker 14: It's it's not being showing leadership, it's getting away with
Speaker 14: the cry.
Speaker 1: That's the governor of Minnesota.
Speaker 8: That's Paul Finebaum of ESPN on mister Harball.
Speaker 1: I'm changing that completely. I'm calling you. I'm going I
Speaker 1: got away with Tim. He got away with it. He's
Speaker 1: laughing in Los Angeles right now. Guess what, Chief, He's
Speaker 1: banned for the next five years from coaching in major
Speaker 1: college football. Okay, if he wants to come Iowa State
Speaker 1: head coach and leave the Chargers first twelve million bucks
Speaker 1: and go go coach somewhere in Northwest, and you can't
Speaker 1: do it, Okay, that's one hell of a punishment, kind
Speaker 1: of like when you flipped yourself in the middle of
Speaker 1: Great American Ballpark and get out of the deal segment.
Speaker 1: Thank you, yes, sir, thank you, thank you, and go
Speaker 1: Cunningham the Great American Live and some of the Reds
Speaker 1: the last place for Reds on News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 8: I'm like a babe, make a good woman Steel, I'm
Speaker 8: an old woman, bluss a girl.
Speaker 3: I'm hit Adam.
Speaker 1: Bad of the Bowl, Bad of the Bowl, Bad of
Speaker 1: the Pole by Billy cunning into Great America and every
Speaker 1: now and then I'm required by Tony Bender to do
Speaker 1: the flash pole. We want to take the temperature of
Speaker 1: the Tri State. As we sit here, and speak on
Speaker 1: this glorious Friday, August the ninth, which is the date
Speaker 1: the bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. August the ninth. You
Speaker 1: might recall that nineteen forty five, a date that will
Speaker 1: live an in for me, that freed American soldiers from
Speaker 1: dying in the islands of Japan. So in celebration that event,
Speaker 1: I'm doing the flash poll right now seven forty nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand pounds, seven hundred and I need a brief
Speaker 1: answer to this question if the election were held today,
Speaker 1: who would you vote for and why. I'll give each
Speaker 1: person anywhere between thirty and seconds in a minute for
Speaker 1: the flash pole, and I keep track of this up
Speaker 1: to this point. It is it is seventy one to
Speaker 1: twenty eight for the Trumpster. That's my polling put out
Speaker 1: there across the wires that Trump is up by thirty
Speaker 1: eight points. See if the media will deal with that.
Speaker 1: Five three, seven, four nine, seven thousand. I'll give each
Speaker 1: person about thirty seconds to a minute, and after that
Speaker 1: we're done, and I'll pass on these results of the
Speaker 1: Trump campaign because he wants to know how strong he's
Speaker 1: doing in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and thinks of that character,
Speaker 1: which is heart and soul of Trump Country. And if
Speaker 1: you think he's better on energy, jobs, the economy, inflation, immigration,
Speaker 1: and crime, vote for Trump. If you want more government
Speaker 1: spending and open border. If you want babies healthy, babies
Speaker 1: killed on demand through birth and beyond. If you think
Speaker 1: we're not taxed high enough, we should we pay more
Speaker 1: money for groceries and taxes. I know how you might vote.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the calls and when you call in,
Speaker 1: give your name and your location. And I have my
Speaker 1: list right here, the official ballot form sent to me
Speaker 1: by Donald Trump himself. And at this point we have
Speaker 1: Trump on one side, Kamala Harris on the other, and
Speaker 1: five three seven, seven thousand. Let's go to Dan and Batavia,
Speaker 1: and then Mike and Liberty Township, and then Sweet Lips
Speaker 1: and so many others. Dan and Batavia, Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Dan, give me your vote, Give me
Speaker 1: a reason.
Speaker 15: Well, I'm voting for Trump just because I want to
Speaker 15: make Mike McConnell and Scott Sloane man?
Speaker 7: Am I liberal liberals?
Speaker 1: Am I equal time to the news and to Sloaney
Speaker 1: and Mike McConnell. Are are Eddie and Rock and here
Speaker 1: are we unlike equal Time? I guess we are. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's move on to Mike and Liberty Township. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Mike and Liberty Township, then Pete and Blanchester. Mike,
Speaker 1: give me your vote, give me a reason.
Speaker 15: Hey, Willie, you're great American, as great as hockey.
Speaker 6: As always.
Speaker 15: Hey, I have an honorary presidential nominated to be Bula
Speaker 15: County's bear, Richard k Jenas, the sheriff of Butler County.
Speaker 1: Let me write that down.
Speaker 15: But my official vote definitely goes to Donald President Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump.
Speaker 15: Why he's for a prosperous America, a safer America. He's
Speaker 15: going to shut down the illegal immigration machine that's coming
Speaker 15: across our border and killing our people, killing our economy.
Speaker 15: They're stealing our jobs. They're committing welfare fraud. I mean
Speaker 15: they paid a bill. We have Democrats and our welfare
Speaker 15: departments in every county in Ohio.
Speaker 7: You pay him a three hundred dollars fee, no matter
Speaker 7: how much you make.
Speaker 15: You get welfare benefits. That's a bunch of bulld you
Speaker 15: know it is.
Speaker 6: I haven't done that.
Speaker 1: Tony Benny days down there quite often to get the benefits.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that, but I think Richard K. Jones.
Speaker 1: I heard a report from segment that Richard K. Jones
Speaker 1: may support Kamala Harris. If that happened, would the state
Speaker 1: of shock.
Speaker 15: Hey, I can bet you a dollar to a donut
Speaker 15: bill that that will not happen. The Butler County bear
Speaker 15: is Trump country and Cunningham Country all the way.
Speaker 1: Brother, God bless you and God bless America. Let's continue
Speaker 1: now with Peyton Blanchester, then Harry and Columbus, then Lois,
Speaker 1: Lois Lane in Cincinnati and Pete and Blanchester. Give me
Speaker 1: a full report who you're voting for and why.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm gonna vote for Donald Trump. I think he's
Speaker 16: got blood on his hands from January sixth, but his
Speaker 16: policies do work, so I'll vote for him.
Speaker 1: How about blood on his how about blood on his ear?
Speaker 16: Well, yeah, he's got that too, I guess I'll I
Speaker 16: don't know if that.
Speaker 7: Helps or hurts.
Speaker 1: It doesn't hurt. But how many people died on January
Speaker 1: the sixth? On that date?
Speaker 16: Was there about six of them? I think I'm not sure.
Speaker 16: I don't I can't remember.
Speaker 1: Well, there was one Ashley babbit that was shot in
Speaker 1: the head right. She was shot by Capitol police in
Speaker 1: the head. Okay, okay, all right, well, thank you for
Speaker 1: your vote. We got that down. We got three, but
Speaker 1: I don't know if that was a vote for Trump
Speaker 1: or Kamala. Harris, well, we're going to give a half
Speaker 1: a vote to Kamala and a half a vote to Trump.
Speaker 1: I think it was pulling my leg just a little bit.
Speaker 1: Let's continue. Now, we got where's Lois? There? She is Lois,
Speaker 1: and then Tim and Sarasota and Lois. Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Lois, give me a full report. Hello,
Speaker 1: Hello Cincinnati, Lois. Are you with me? Lois? Goodbye? Let's
Speaker 1: go to Harry and Columbus. Harry and Columbus Harry, Welcome
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. Harry, give me your vote
Speaker 1: and give me a.
Speaker 4: Reason, will you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Longtime caller, first time listener, First and foremost, God blessed
Speaker 6: Jim Scott.
Speaker 1: Jim Scott's a living legend, or shall I say he's
Speaker 1: a dead legend, but he was a legend, no question.
Speaker 4: You got God blessed Jim Scott.
Speaker 2: And I'll use these thirty seconds on the airway to
Speaker 2: say we are going to make America great again.
Speaker 1: William, I'm going to count that as a Trump vote.
Speaker 1: Are you with Kamala Harris?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 1: We'll make this a Trump vote. Now, why you know
Speaker 1: the media is telling you he's losing in the polls.
Speaker 1: He's too old, he doesn't have the right kind of
Speaker 1: a tan. He's got one event scheduled over the weekend
Speaker 1: in Montana, and that's about it. On the head, Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is pounding the flesh, meeting the people, talking about
Speaker 1: the middle class. She wants to lower the grocery prices,
Speaker 1: she wants to lower the gasoline prices. She wants to
Speaker 1: make America safe again. She wants to shut down the
Speaker 1: southern border. She wants to make sure that we have
Speaker 1: a balanced budget. And did you believe any of that, William.
Speaker 13: If you think it's expensive, now wait till it's free.
Speaker 4: Let's make America great.
Speaker 1: To give God bliss. I think Maggie Thatcher said the
Speaker 1: socialism fails to work when you spend out of the
Speaker 1: ability to spend other people's money. Let's go to Jeff
Speaker 1: and Harrison, the home of the Wildcats and Rocky Boyman
Speaker 1: than Tim and Sarasota or is it Saratoga. We'll find out.
Speaker 1: And Jeff and Harrison the Home of the Wildcats and
Speaker 1: JTM give me a full report.
Speaker 10: Well, I'm definitely going for Trump. Dan, if you have
Speaker 10: to ask, you have not done any research on Tamala
Speaker 10: or Trump?
Speaker 1: Who's more liberal and socialists? The Governor of Minnesota, Tim
Speaker 1: Waltz or is it Kamala Harris? The San Francisco treat
Speaker 1: which is more liberal.
Speaker 10: I think the San franciscoat is about as liberal as
Speaker 10: you get.
Speaker 1: I mean, her policies work there so well. There's lots
Speaker 1: of jobs, public school works, there's no homelessness or lack
Speaker 1: of drug used, and it really it's a great area
Speaker 1: to live in San Francisco. Would you agree?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I've got a family member there and they
Speaker 10: don't really like it anymore.
Speaker 1: No questions. Thank you for your callers. Continue now with
Speaker 1: Don and Union and then Derrek and Connorsville. Let's go
Speaker 1: to Tim and Sarasota. Tim and Sarasota. Tim, give me
Speaker 1: a full report.
Speaker 13: Willie, It's great to hear your voice on the radio again.
Speaker 13: I'm from Cincinnati and I've enjoyed my life down here
Speaker 13: in Sarasota.
Speaker 8: And I have.
Speaker 13: Two reasons why I'm voted for Donald Trump. I've got
Speaker 13: twenty eight grandchildren. That's the first reason. Well, the second
Speaker 13: reason is I'm not stupid.
Speaker 1: You're not stupid. That's right, You're not easily tricked and fooled.
Speaker 6: No, I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not so No.
Speaker 13: So that's Donald Trump all the way.
Speaker 1: Did you move to Florida for the sunshine, the lower taxes,
Speaker 1: the better lifestyle, or did you move there because you
Speaker 1: wanted to get out of Cincinnati. What was the reason
Speaker 1: you moved to Florida?
Speaker 13: Well, retirement, lots of son. But I gotta tell you what, Willie,
Speaker 13: I sure miss Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It's special here, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Yes? It is, Yes, it is.
Speaker 13: Every time we go back home, we think, let's just
Speaker 13: move back.
Speaker 1: Might you come back home? As you get old and
Speaker 1: gray and infirmed and can't control your bowels, might you
Speaker 1: move back home?
Speaker 13: I appreciate that, Willie, Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 6: You have a great day.
Speaker 7: You're a great American.
Speaker 17: Thank you.
Speaker 1: God blessed Saratoga. Thank you. Let's continue now, Let's go
Speaker 1: to Derrick and Connorsville, the home of Sean Compton and
Speaker 1: Derek and Connorsville. Give me a full report.
Speaker 18: Yeah, sir man, my vote's absolutely obviously, go and go
Speaker 18: to Donald Trump for the common sense vote.
Speaker 1: Okay, what about lunchbucket Joe, who is from Scranton, Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: and only cares about lunch table and kitchen table issues.
Speaker 1: What about Kamala Harris who's saying that she's going to
Speaker 1: work on lowering grocery prices. I'm thinking, where have you
Speaker 1: been the past four years? Have you tried to get
Speaker 1: a big mac recently? I mean, maybe it's a new
Speaker 1: A light went on in her head. I got to
Speaker 1: start trying to lower grocery prices, and it's a problem.
Speaker 18: Absolutely, you're talking about comedy law. I think that's what
Speaker 18: you're meaning to say.
Speaker 1: Be careful, don't say her name incorrectly, otherwise you'll be
Speaker 1: held to account for being a racist. Got to say
Speaker 1: the name correctly. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 18: And I hear you loud and clear. And also put
Speaker 18: me down for a Trump vote for my wife as well.
Speaker 18: So there's two there, young men.
Speaker 1: Be like a Democrat, you vote twice. So right now
Speaker 1: it's eight for Trump and a half for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: But even that half is a little bit iffy because
Speaker 1: the caller said that Trump's got blood on his hands
Speaker 1: for offense that didn't occur, for events he tried to stop.
Speaker 1: And the only person killed on January sixth was Ashley Babbitt,
Speaker 1: who was killed by Capitol policemen. She was an Army
Speaker 1: Air Force veteran shot in the head. And there were
Speaker 1: no police officers killed. But those who hurt cops and
Speaker 1: those who broke into the Capitol should be held to account.
Speaker 1: The great majority of people did not do those deeds.
Speaker 1: They were swept up in the moment and they should
Speaker 1: be set free. Thank you for your call. Has moved
Speaker 1: to Don in Union, I assume Union, Kentucky. Don. Welcome
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show right now. It's eight to
Speaker 1: a half. Give me your vote and the reason.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, I'll be more than happy to. But I
Speaker 7: know that you have the Trumpster's phone number. I want
Speaker 7: him to call her. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Kamala, he says, Kamala. I say camelaw, some say kumalas,
Speaker 1: some say camelas, some say kamala. I don't know what
Speaker 1: to say. Although then she's in the Uganda Headhunter. One
Speaker 1: of the greatest wrestlers of all time was Kamala the
Speaker 1: Ugandan Headhunter. Whatever you call her, she's still a socialist.
Speaker 7: I'm met Rabby, Roddy Piper, i met George the Animal steal.
Speaker 7: She might be able to put up with them.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what. There's nothing more hilarious at the
Speaker 1: Riverfront Coliseum when I announced and now from Uganda, weighing
Speaker 1: in at three hundred and seventy five pounds six foot
Speaker 1: seven inches tall of manhood, here comes Kamala that you're
Speaker 1: gandin Headhunter and the drums would pound. He'd walk into
Speaker 1: the ring and I'd laugh, and he'd look at me
Speaker 1: and wink. His right eye would wink at me. I said,
Speaker 1: I got it.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: You know his real name was James Harris, his last
Speaker 1: name was Harris, and Kamala Harris is running for the presidency.
Speaker 1: Is there a relation?
Speaker 7: I would think maybe Kamala rowdy body Piper was awesome,
Speaker 7: but she still needs to be called blah blah blah Kamala, blah.
Speaker 1: Blah blah Kamala. All right, I'll see if I can
Speaker 1: forget that. Thank you very much for your call. Let's
Speaker 1: go to two or three more. Let's go to Charlie
Speaker 1: and Bethel. I love the folks in Bethel. Charlie, give
Speaker 1: you a great American a full report.
Speaker 6: How you doing, Bill?
Speaker 17: The first time I ever called I'm a Trumpster from
Speaker 17: way back good.
Speaker 6: I believe in life begins at conception.
Speaker 17: I believe whatever you're born, that's what you need to say.
Speaker 17: I believe people have to work for a living. And
Speaker 17: I believe you need to come into this country legally.
Speaker 1: Not jumping the fifth, Charlie, you're making no sense at all.
Speaker 1: The governor of Minnesota says, if the wall is twenty
Speaker 1: foot high, he's gonna build a ladders that's thirty feet high.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well whatever.
Speaker 17: And also I believe I believe we're gonna drill, baby, drill.
Speaker 17: I'm taught of these high cans prices. I'm a retard
Speaker 17: Union cortner. My boys are Union coartners, and the vote
Speaker 17: for Trump.
Speaker 1: To tell me the polls are wrong. You know, ABC
Speaker 1: News has this pull that is Trump losing by five,
Speaker 1: which means they're tied. But nonetheless, I think Trump is up.
Speaker 1: And when it comes time to push equal shove, I
Speaker 1: think the American people will vote for lower energy prices.
Speaker 1: They're gonna vote for a lower inflation. They're gonna vote
Speaker 1: for a better military. They're gonna vote for less government
Speaker 1: spending and more individual freedom. And if if abortion doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: how come women need pre natal care? Of what?
Speaker 8: A tumor assist? Pre natal cares of a baby? And
Speaker 8: so what why have prenatal care if it's not a.
Speaker 6: Baby premat whatever he said?
Speaker 17: But anyway, God blessing Mecca, bless Mecca, America great again.
Speaker 17: And if people want to come to this country, let.
Speaker 6: Him do it legally.
Speaker 1: Charlie, all I can say is drill, baby, drill, drill, drill.
Speaker 6: Drill, and build a wall.
Speaker 1: Build a wall so high we'll touch the sky.
Speaker 9: That's right.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Charlie, and God blessed it. Don't be a stranger, Charlie,
Speaker 1: I love you. Thank you. Let's move on to Tim
Speaker 1: and Dayton. Tim and Dayton, Home of the Flyers and
Speaker 1: Don Donna her Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: please go ahead, Tim.
Speaker 6: Hey, will how you doing man, American buddy?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 6: Hey. I'm voting for Trump. I need more Trump, that's
Speaker 6: for sure.
Speaker 1: That's nine to nine to a half. Oh, why are
Speaker 1: you voting for Trump?
Speaker 6: Well, the main reason is too many reasons to go
Speaker 6: over and you know that. But the main reason is,
Speaker 6: I think there's like eleven twelve million people in Ohio,
Speaker 6: and I think eleven million and twelve million people walked
Speaker 6: across the border to Biden and Karma. They just let
Speaker 6: the whole state of Ohio walk into the country.
Speaker 1: And that's in the first four years. Imagine the next
Speaker 1: four years. It'll be enough pretty soon. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: right now, if you go Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, there's about
Speaker 1: twenty two million people that live in all three states.
Speaker 1: By the time Kamala Harris would get done after our
Speaker 1: first term, you'd have more people walking in this country
Speaker 1: illegally than live in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana collectively. That
Speaker 1: is ridiculous. That is utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 6: They're destroying this country and what we're going to be
Speaker 6: here another two other years and some and you know,
Speaker 6: they gonna be here very long if they keep doing
Speaker 6: what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're making a lot of sense there, Jim, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much. God bless Let's go to Dennis in Somersville.
Speaker 1: Dennis in Somersville, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Dennis,
Speaker 1: please go ahead, bail.
Speaker 7: You're a great American.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 4: Oh you do.
Speaker 8: Hey.
Speaker 1: I'm home for Trump. I mean right now.
Speaker 7: I'm a working man and I've got a working family,
Speaker 7: and and he's for Israel.
Speaker 15: Israel's survival, and these other clowns have been pool us
Speaker 15: for years.
Speaker 1: And I hope people wake up they're paying the price
Speaker 1: that I am.
Speaker 4: I'm hoping they.
Speaker 1: Realize Trump's you gotta go. He's already proved his record,
Speaker 1: you know, Dennis, Israel is God's representative on Earth, is
Speaker 1: surrounded by vicious enemies committed to their distruction. And the
Speaker 1: long term I hope the strategy fails. But the long
Speaker 1: term strategy, I think is to bleed Israel dry and
Speaker 1: maybe to win the war over Israel without actually confronting
Speaker 1: them directly, but confront them indirectly. Okay, we got the polls.
Speaker 1: I'm sending this off to Eric Trump as I speak.
Speaker 1: It was it was eleven votes for eleven and a
Speaker 1: half votes for Trump and a half vote for Kamala.
Speaker 1: Kamali gets a half, which is the level of her IQ.
Speaker 1: So let's continue with more to twenty five, Home of
Speaker 1: Your Reds and more tonight starting about six ten with
Speaker 1: Lance on news radio seven hundred w au W.
Speaker 9: You know, the one thing about all of us is
Speaker 9: we like hard work.
Speaker 10: Hard work is good work.
Speaker 9: Hard work is good work. The thing that we like
Speaker 9: about hard work is we have fun doing hard work.
Speaker 9: Thank you, Thank you to the sisters and brothers. If
Speaker 9: you ain't w for all you are and all we
Speaker 9: will do over these next eighty nine days, God, bless you,
Speaker 9: bless you.
Speaker 1: Oh oh hello, hello, quiet, and I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 4: God.
Speaker 1: Ask Willie Brown about hard work? Would you agree? I
Speaker 1: think we're trying to talk policy. They just want to
Speaker 1: use propaganda to.
Speaker 4: Steal your boot.
Speaker 19: The left is trying to talk this woman as the
Speaker 19: savior for the black community, but all she's done is
Speaker 19: hurt the black community since she came into the game.
Speaker 19: See the first step in destroying the black community he
Speaker 19: is to dismantle the black family. So aside from her
Speaker 19: record as a prosecutor, why don't we ask missus Willie Brown,
Speaker 19: if Kmalin Harris cares about black families, not bad, not bad?
Speaker 1: Right there for good? The Trump should bring that woman
Speaker 1: with him on every one of his trips.
Speaker 5: Would you agree, Yes, he should not say that he
Speaker 5: should bring people that there are things he you know,
Speaker 5: that need to be put out there in the campaign,
Speaker 5: attacking Tim Walls's service or not, you know, all these
Speaker 5: sort of things. Willy Brown, he just can't be the
Speaker 5: delivered that he's got to be. Borders, inflation, security, jobs, jobs,
Speaker 5: those sunergy. Yeah, like what I did, what I delivered
Speaker 5: as president. That's what he needs to. Let all your
Speaker 5: surrogates do all the mud raking stuff. But he can't
Speaker 5: talk missus Willie Brown about a black fan. See what's
Speaker 5: interesting is three or four days ago, I was sky
Speaker 5: high and you were down there. I'm ready now. I
Speaker 5: listened to you at twelve thirty. Yeah, yeah, we're w
Speaker 5: and I'm on the opposite. I think we're in big trouble.
Speaker 5: So we had David Nivin. Okay, Polysiah you see.
Speaker 1: Yes, he did well.
Speaker 5: Also, a good Polypsi guy joined our show a lot,
Speaker 5: and he stated something I'm still trying to wrangle on
Speaker 5: my head. He said, most of the folks vote for people,
Speaker 5: not policies. In other words, they they vote for a
Speaker 5: kind of who they like, and they in their head.
Speaker 5: They think, well, that personal eventually will come the right
Speaker 5: way and do the right thing.
Speaker 1: And you know, but they never do.
Speaker 5: Ask anybody that's ever married anybody, does that person you
Speaker 5: marry ever change? No, they say the same same thing
Speaker 5: with your politicians.
Speaker 1: So I can't grasp I can't get my head.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: You're down. You're down.
Speaker 5: I'm down because he said what I think is true.
Speaker 5: And most people vote on their feelings. They vote for people.
Speaker 1: Who they like the most, not the policies. I spoke
Speaker 1: to a female judge recently retired in our sixties, and
Speaker 1: she said to me that the crudeness, the rudeness, the insults,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is not a gentleman. I said, okay, So
Speaker 1: put that on the scale. Put agree. I agree. Now
Speaker 1: on the other side of the scale is one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand Americans killed every year with fatanyl over the southern border.
Speaker 1: Now are those two things equal? Well, of course not,
Speaker 1: I said, Okay. When Trump was in office, the world
Speaker 1: was at peace, Afghanistan was controlled, Russia was in the Ukraine.
Speaker 1: You didn't have what's happening in a rock with our
Speaker 1: soldiers getting killed in name. Now put that on the
Speaker 1: scale against He's not a gentleman. Which one is more important? Well,
Speaker 1: of course it's the soldiers being shot up by the roundings. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: when Trump was in office, the last quarter, the inflation
Speaker 1: rate was one point four one point one point two percent.
Speaker 1: Right now it's about four percent. Put that on now,
Speaker 1: Now he's not a gentleman. But you live better, right, Yeah?
Speaker 5: But but I always say, yeah, but but but he
Speaker 5: had sex with a porn star. I said, well, you're
Speaker 5: explaining exactly what I just stated, which is folks vote
Speaker 5: unfortunately for people, not policy.
Speaker 1: In fact, the better looking and the taller, yeah, person
Speaker 1: tends to win. Like when John F. Kennedy ran against Nixon.
Speaker 1: You know, the ladies voted for Kennedy despite what he
Speaker 1: did to women. Right, it didn't matter. Ronald Reagan ran,
Speaker 1: he was attractive, he won. Joe Biden running and he
Speaker 1: was lunchbucket Joe with middle pass values and kitchen table issues.
Speaker 1: We didn't know what was coming. What came was Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris out of San Francisca. And so if people say,
Speaker 1: we don't want that anymore, but they'll take Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: because she's new and fresh, even though she's sixty years old,
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't you vote.
Speaker 5: For what's best for you and your family's situation period
Speaker 5: and the story that's a student kitchen.
Speaker 1: I know, I can't. I can't wrap my head wonder
Speaker 1: you're depressed. I mean, you gotta be a gentleman that
Speaker 1: doesn't have sex with porn stars.
Speaker 5: Look here, here's what you gotta tell like that judge
Speaker 5: and all the other women who are going to.
Speaker 1: A porn star. I'll tell you that. Say, just don't vote. Okay,
Speaker 1: just don't vote.
Speaker 5: That's fine, okay, but don't vote for Kamala.
Speaker 1: What's better for your family, for your life, for your job,
Speaker 1: for inflation? Right? What's better? Seems so? Yeah? Literally can't understand.
Speaker 1: Did she exactly? A merried man named Willie Brown? Does
Speaker 1: that count the same as a porn star? Are they close?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 1: They're pretty close? Pretty close? So why would you blame
Speaker 1: the guy but not the woman? See?
Speaker 5: I think that as much as the mainstream media has
Speaker 5: lost a lot of its power, it still holds more
Speaker 5: than I think we like to admit. It's still is
Speaker 5: a probout fifty percent of people still pay attention to
Speaker 5: what the view says, and ABC and CBS, and they
Speaker 5: kind of pay attention. And then the other part of
Speaker 5: it is folks are just their noses burying their phone.
Speaker 5: They have no idea what's squaws, So they're literally being
Speaker 5: spoon fed whatever they think sounds are appears the best,
Speaker 5: and that's what they're going.
Speaker 1: I can't tell any policy segment. By the way, are
Speaker 1: you back are you back down in the dumbels? Now?
Speaker 1: I thought he was gonna win. Now I'm going the
Speaker 1: other direction.
Speaker 5: I've I think he's gonna win, but I think it's
Speaker 5: gonna be hard. We need men need to show up
Speaker 5: big time. Harry ass men men, white men, black men,
Speaker 5: and we get white women not to vote.
Speaker 1: White women are the bane of our existence. Can we
Speaker 1: get white women not to vote? That's what I'm hoping, segment.
Speaker 1: Give me some sports, make it quick. Well leave the
Speaker 1: student depressed going into the weekend. I was up there.
Speaker 1: You go go to the concerts tonight. You'll see. Tell
Speaker 1: me about that. What you say I can? I just
Speaker 1: say again, will leave the student reporters of proud service.
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Speaker 1: You better not be loud tonight. That's all I gotta say.
Speaker 1: I don't like loud music. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Going to a country concert, there's gonna be a a
Speaker 5: lot of people and b loud music.
Speaker 1: I don't like people and I don't like loud music.
Speaker 1: I don't care what it is. We should stay here
Speaker 1: with segment watching soccer match.
Speaker 8: Stadon just won the gold medal Willie five to three
Speaker 8: and extra extra extra time in the soccer gold medal game.
Speaker 1: Didn't you tell me France was up three to one
Speaker 1: or three or nothing? Yep.
Speaker 8: Olympic Update two brought to you by Cincinnati at Tacks
Speaker 8: or Resolution Power by Tove Sheldon. USA men's volleyball team
Speaker 8: with Cincinnati's Max Holt wins the bronze medal beating Italy.
Speaker 8: Lawrenceburg's Mason Paris loses in the first round of the
Speaker 8: wrestling competition. Now the USA will play for the gold
Speaker 8: medal Sunday. Women's volleyball with you Seze Jordan Thompson.
Speaker 1: But now Andre the Giant in that competition I want
Speaker 1: to see who wins that match men's.
Speaker 8: Basketball with Lebron James and others, and then the women's
Speaker 8: soccer with Rose Lavelle.
Speaker 1: You know, there was such loud malice. I wanted the
Speaker 1: Americans to lose. I wanted Lebron James to lose. Am
Speaker 1: I wrong about that? I kind of wanted to lose.
Speaker 1: I'm touring on that issue as well.
Speaker 8: Reds Update, Reds at Milwauk tonight, the first of three
Speaker 8: six ' ten Sports Talk Brouse American Grill Inside Pitch
Speaker 8: at seven to ten Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Ding Show.
Speaker 1: After the game, what about Rachel Murray here with the
Speaker 1: power brokers of Blue Ash the thirtieth Police versus Fireman
Speaker 1: and Crossy Field and Blue Ash and the firemen look
Speaker 1: like they're tough. The chief of Police looked a little
Speaker 1: flabby to me.
Speaker 8: Reds and Braise will play at the in the Speedway
Speaker 8: Classic inside Iconic Bristol Motor Speedway, August second, twenty twenty five.
Speaker 8: That's a long way off the Reds Hall of Famer.
Speaker 8: Eric Davis is on Sports Talk tonight to talk about it.
Speaker 8: Roc Who's a better forty four? Dela Cruz or Eric.
Speaker 5: Davis, Eric Davis, please continue in fact that you know what.
Speaker 5: I agree with you right now, right well on a career,
Speaker 5: but at the prime, if this arc continues, we'll still
Speaker 5: have I'm just saying Eli just simply doesn't have the
Speaker 5: resume or the playing experience yet. But as far as physicality,
Speaker 5: I think Dela Cruz was potential.
Speaker 1: I mean they're both similar in terms of potential, both
Speaker 1: five tool guys. Right, he is so good.
Speaker 5: I think he's I mean he's even faster and even
Speaker 5: quicker bad.
Speaker 1: Who's faster? I think Dela Cruz would be Eric Davis
Speaker 1: in a race. I don't know not Eric Davis is prime.
Speaker 1: I'm going with Dela Craig. Who a farther farther, I'd
Speaker 1: say Dela Cruz.
Speaker 8: Not this prime though, Willie Eric Davis had that swing
Speaker 8: right up against his body and whammo and.
Speaker 1: Down by his belt buckle and boom. I tried to
Speaker 1: get him to move the moving up a little bit.
Speaker 1: He never would because you got to go from here,
Speaker 1: and you got to go this, and you got you know,
Speaker 1: it takes time to do that.
Speaker 5: But often I heard one time that if you practice
Speaker 5: something long enough, even if it's the wrong. If it's wrong, fundamentally,
Speaker 5: you'll be good at Take Larry Bird shot.
Speaker 1: Larry Bird had.
Speaker 5: No one's teaching you how to shoot like Larry Bird
Speaker 5: when the ball comes over your head and goes in.
Speaker 1: But he practiced the same.
Speaker 5: Way millions and millions and millions of times that got
Speaker 5: good at same with Eric Davis, So it doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: There's a different ways to skin a cat, but you
Speaker 5: just got to stick to one form and practice that consistently,
Speaker 5: and don't sway from this.
Speaker 8: Like the segment, like Pete Rose says, up in the box,
Speaker 8: back in the box, closer to the plate, away from
Speaker 8: the plate.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 8: Choke up in the bat, choke down on the bat.
Speaker 8: Don't never change your swing. That got you to the
Speaker 8: big leagues.
Speaker 1: That's good comment. You know that ball go left, that
Speaker 1: ball of goes center.
Speaker 8: I follow the guys right, four and fifty six hits
Speaker 8: you've never broken that'll never nor say Young's how about
Speaker 8: five hundred and eleven wins, But for twenty years you're
Speaker 8: gonna have twenty five wins every.
Speaker 1: Year away and still shorts. That's pretty good record, Derek,
Speaker 1: I don't know's gonna get twenty five on Ryan's what
Speaker 1: do you have seven no hitters? Yeah? Not never. Dela
Speaker 1: Cruise was so fast you go turn off the light
Speaker 1: and be in bed before it start. And believe me,
Speaker 1: that's quick. Would you agree? Is he gonna be a
Speaker 1: Red in three years? Yes? I think they're gonna sign
Speaker 1: him in two or three years, so long term to
Speaker 1: buy out more and more. And Scott Burr asked Micah nuts,
Speaker 1: but your comment the other night he's got some deal
Speaker 1: deal with some Dominican Republic businessman where a business guy
Speaker 1: gets the money, half the money or a third of
Speaker 1: his money.
Speaker 5: And so I'm thing in hell and the hell did
Speaker 5: that happen? I talked to Jose Rio about that, got
Speaker 5: to talk to uh what's uh? Talk to Nathan Backrack.
Speaker 5: Blame it on Rehead. Take ten players, give meats two
Speaker 5: million dollars dirt poor?
Speaker 1: What you know what? I'm taking the two mills and
Speaker 1: if one of the ten hits, you're rich though. With
Speaker 1: Dela Cruz, so he didn't bet on himself. That is
Speaker 1: what you're saying when you're dirt poor. No, I get it.
Speaker 1: And uh, have you been to the dr I've been there.
Speaker 1: It's half dirt poor bad. You get off the teeth
Speaker 1: of the dog and it's it's poverty segment.
Speaker 8: Of that off the plane and started yelling Rihoberg's I thought, Mike.
Speaker 1: Everything was okay up to a point. To a point.
Speaker 1: Then things got south in a hurry, your little trip
Speaker 1: into the U with the Haitians, with your little trip
Speaker 1: in the back of backwoods the machetes. Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 1: You don't want to You don't want to have a
Speaker 1: horde of Haitians with machetes and you're a white guy.
Speaker 1: That's not good. No, you think that's bad. I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't care who you are.
Speaker 5: But if you open up a glove box, there's a
Speaker 5: forty I said, you kidding.
Speaker 1: Man, Thank god it's ReHO. He pulls out a zoozy.
Speaker 1: I got my forty five and I thought, we're going
Speaker 1: to kill fourteen Haitians and we're never going to get
Speaker 1: to this. Sugar, can't feel alive. My heart was feeling
Speaker 1: off that island period. I said, this is the most here.
Speaker 1: I am a kid from Kenwood and Madeira and I'm
Speaker 1: in a Haitian Sugar, can gun Haitians?
Speaker 5: Come on, Hosey, come on, man. I just want to
Speaker 5: come down here, blessing golf.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a little bit. What I said, You got to
Speaker 1: be kidding me, Brisberg, get the gun in the glove compartment.
Speaker 1: I said, what, Oh, sure, okay, that was funny at
Speaker 1: for a white a minute.
Speaker 4: Three ho.
Speaker 8: Tell I'm having dinner with these big shots Mickey Mantle,
Speaker 8: Moose Gallering, Robin Roberts, and.
Speaker 1: We have the dinner. The entree is a monkey's head
Speaker 1: with cherry tomatoes in the eyes, like Indiana Joe was
Speaker 1: thirty years ago.
Speaker 8: And I said, you, I'm not eating out of a
Speaker 8: monkey's skull. I'm sorry. I can't Penny eat it all.
Speaker 1: No, she didn't know. We didn't touch it. I didn't
Speaker 1: want to drink the water either. Amna Zuma's revenge going on? Correct?
Speaker 1: Run to you for a little bit more ways than one.
Speaker 1: But well, I thought I'm gonna be I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: buried in a sugar cane field outside of Santa Domingo.
Speaker 1: Nobody over find me. He was here, but not here anymore.
Speaker 1: Nice kid from Madeira player had a decent You had
Speaker 1: had a good, good radio show. Whatever happened like that.
Speaker 8: Probably built a big dr and it ever came back.
Speaker 8: You build a big house overlooking the ocean.
Speaker 1: I guess the dog, and Jose said, they take the
Speaker 1: bodies into the field and the wild dogs eat them.
Speaker 1: There's nothing left. I said, well, but a great way
Speaker 1: to go, I said, I can't wait. Come and get
Speaker 1: the forty five out of the I'll take the forty five.
Speaker 1: I'll go down and shooting like seventy Sam, I'll go
Speaker 1: down and shooting. But the bars, well, it was that
Speaker 1: your last time in the d R. I won't go back. No,
Speaker 1: I was gonna say. I had to be in the
Speaker 1: first and last. Once you got on that plane.
Speaker 5: That thing was up in the air heading back to
Speaker 5: take a deep Brown.
Speaker 1: Got off that plane on the United States and kissed
Speaker 1: the ground. But the last thirty years things have gotten worse.
Speaker 1: Andy slapped it across the recording. Jose Rooms said it's
Speaker 1: so dangerous now. He doesn't live there. He lives in Miami.
Speaker 1: He said, even I can't stand. I said, you can't
Speaker 1: live in the d R. And you'r hose. Haiti's right
Speaker 1: next to it, right, but they have it's a mess. Yeah, Haitians.
Speaker 1: They treat Haitians like cockroaches. Can't do that either, can't you, no, no,
Speaker 1: what's on the big show?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 5: Normal Friday? We got Skinny right out of the gate
Speaker 5: talking some sports. We'll talk with Tony Pike at three
Speaker 5: twenty five live from Bengals. We got Mattiation three forty five,
Speaker 5: all the big stuff, many other things, bangles tomorrow night
Speaker 5: at seven.
Speaker 1: One good thing you're going to Little Rocks. Good. One
Speaker 1: good thing that all the wild dogs eat your body
Speaker 1: so sore you never found okay, makes you feel better.
Speaker 1: That makes you feel much better? Here doggie who was
Speaker 1: a little Willows?
Speaker 5: Anybody be looking for me? Every No, No, you wouldn't.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't fit in there at all. I didn't fit
Speaker 5: in at all. That guy's not from here, really he's
Speaker 5: not here. Well, guess what, Look at the wristwatch, look
Speaker 5: at the shoes. I'm from Harrison, Harrison Good. We'll have
Speaker 5: the walled dogs eat you like a chicken wing.
Speaker 1: Anybody know ReHO Steidberg, Boneless say get me out of
Speaker 1: the studs report.
Speaker 8: Well, everybody, have a great weekend and we'll see you
Speaker 8: back here Monday. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 8: of the Stood Reports.
Speaker 1: Next week's highway patrol story is a very unusual one.
Speaker 4: I hope you'll be.
Speaker 1: With us until then. Remember it isn't the car that kills,
Speaker 1: it's the driver. This is Brederick Crawford saying, see you
Speaker 1: next week. You know, well, the terrorists in Europe we
Speaker 1: need knife control, and we thought about controlling knives, maybe
Speaker 1: three day waiting perry before they used to kill Taylor.
Speaker 1: Swifty's thought about a waiting perry for knives, knife controls.
Speaker 1: What's coming next? We need knife control, next thing, machete control.
Speaker 1: Gotta control on seven hundred WLW