Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great America, and welcome this wonderful Thursday
Speaker 1: afternoon in the dry State. We have weather, we have
Speaker 1: the market, we have Tom Brenneman, we have Mike McConnell.
Speaker 1: We got assaults inside the Kenton County jail, doc markets,
Speaker 1: and free fall. We're going to cover all these issues
Speaker 1: the next two or three hours with a segment and
Speaker 1: so much more. But until then, once again, Rob Sanders,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And I kind of
Speaker 1: monitor the case here of Timothy Delahanty, which is really unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And I texted you that this guy belongs to El
Speaker 1: Salvador in one of those prisons down there, which might
Speaker 1: be a fitting. But describe first of all the criminal
Speaker 1: history of this guy, who, on the same day he
Speaker 1: sentenced the life imprisonment, punches a deputy trying to take
Speaker 1: him to prison on a different charge. Tell us all
Speaker 1: about Dela Hanty, Well Willie.
Speaker 2: Timothy Delahanty was the only suspect in a cold case
Speaker 2: murder out of Ellesmere, the dates all the way back
Speaker 2: to two thousand and six, just before I took office.
Speaker 2: Is to come al off the turney here in Kenton County.
Speaker 2: There wasn't enough evidence to charge him at the time,
Speaker 2: although he was investigated for years on end until long
Speaker 2: behold back and I believe he is twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: He walks up to a Covington police officer in a
Speaker 2: parking lot of Saint Elizabeth Hospital in Covington and says, Hey,
Speaker 2: I want to talk to you about this fellow that
Speaker 2: I stabbed to death out in Ellsmere eighteen nineteen years ago.
Speaker 2: And fortunately that officer that he happened to walk up
Speaker 2: and talk to had spent a little bit of time
Speaker 2: working in Ellesmere before moving to the Comington Police department,
Speaker 2: so he knew what he was talking about. Didn't just
Speaker 2: think he was some kind of crazy person. Although he
Speaker 2: might be some kind of crazy person, but that's a
Speaker 2: whole nother story. Anyway, brought him in, called the Ellesmere Police,
Speaker 2: They sent a detective, Dan, took his confession, we charged
Speaker 2: him up and knighted him for murder. While he was
Speaker 2: incarcerated waiting for his case to be litigated on that
Speaker 2: murder charge, he decided to try and kill one of
Speaker 2: his fellow inmates at the Kenton County Detention Center, another
Speaker 2: guy that was in from but we had it all
Speaker 2: on video where he came up behind him and choked
Speaker 2: him unconscious, tried to strangle him to death, and when
Speaker 2: that didn't work, he started stomping on his head while
Speaker 2: he was unconscious, right in the rec yard of the
Speaker 2: Kenton County Detention Center. So with his prior criminal history,
Speaker 2: he was eligible for sentencing enhancement as a persistent felony
Speaker 2: offender and first degree and he ended up entering an
Speaker 2: open plea means we refused to offer many plea deals,
Speaker 2: we were going to recommend the maximum. He went and
Speaker 2: played guilty anyway, went in front of the judge, and
Speaker 2: Judge molloy and Kent Circuit Court gave him life sentences
Speaker 2: on both.
Speaker 3: Of those cases.
Speaker 2: So apparently mister Delahunty wasn't too happy about getting those
Speaker 2: two life sentences because he was taken back to the
Speaker 2: Kenton County Detention Center to prep him for transport down
Speaker 2: to Lagrange where they process all the state inmates. Before
Speaker 2: they could get him transported to Lagrange, he decided that
Speaker 2: as soon as one of the jail guards took his
Speaker 2: handcuffs off so he could shower, mister Delahunty took a
Speaker 2: sling at him, punched the jailput right now a face
Speaker 2: meanless to say, struggle was on. He did not win
Speaker 2: that fight, but he did get himself charged with the
Speaker 2: Sultan first degree persistent felling the offender in the first degree.
Speaker 2: We charged him up, Tookhi the trial and the jury
Speaker 2: gave him a maximum sentence of twenty years.
Speaker 1: So he's facing life imprisonment and the killing of Paul Clayton.
Speaker 1: He's facing life imprisonment for the attempted murder of inmate
Speaker 1: Jonathan Muskiel, and now he's facing additional years for punching
Speaker 1: a cop. And the video is unbelievable. The CoP's been
Speaker 1: the guard's being a nice guy. You can't shire with
Speaker 1: your handcuffs on. Of course, down in El salvad Or
Speaker 1: not much shiring going on anyway. They put a fire
Speaker 1: hose in there every now and then and say I've
Speaker 1: ad it. And so this guy, thinking I have nothing
Speaker 1: to lose, let's punch a cop and try to take
Speaker 1: him out.
Speaker 2: And yeah, he thought he was going to get a
Speaker 2: freebe William. We don't give freeby's here in Kenton County
Speaker 2: on any kind of criminal offenses, but especially not those
Speaker 2: against law enforcement. So we teet him up again. And
Speaker 2: even though it's not going to add any total time
Speaker 2: to a sentence, because of course you can't serve more
Speaker 2: than line once you're dead to go ahead and haul
Speaker 2: your corpse out and bury you somewhere, So it really
Speaker 2: isn't going to add much to the total time he serves.
Speaker 2: But I tell you what, you are eligible for parole
Speaker 2: on a life sentence in twenty years. But now when
Speaker 2: he goes in front of that parole board, he's going
Speaker 2: to be looking at that one but two life sentences
Speaker 2: is going to say, hey, wait a second. This guy
Speaker 2: was convicted of assaulting a jail guard and persistent felony offender,
Speaker 2: and the jury could have given him as little as
Speaker 2: ten years, but they maxed him out. They gave him
Speaker 2: twenty years. They told us that this guy doesn't need
Speaker 2: to ever get out of prison, and that quite frankly,
Speaker 2: willly short of sending him to the out Salvadorian prison,
Speaker 2: is the best place he can be is locked in
Speaker 2: a box here in Kentucky for the rest of his life.
Speaker 2: And although he will be parole eligible someday with this
Speaker 2: new twenty year sentence for assault third degree and PFO
Speaker 2: first degree. I doubt he's ever going to see the
Speaker 2: light of day.
Speaker 1: He's not particularly an old man. He looks to be
Speaker 1: in his twenties or thirties. And the motivation of walking
Speaker 1: up to a police officer and saying, I want to
Speaker 1: confess to killing Paul Clayton, it's like you do, that's unusual.
Speaker 1: And then I've seen the video of him walking around
Speaker 1: the yard. I guess you got an hour a day
Speaker 1: out he wanted to kill somebody else. Jonathan Meskil barely survived.
Speaker 1: So what's the punishment. This guy could commit crimes in
Speaker 1: inf and he could commit many crimes the next few years,
Speaker 1: and he gets nothing for it.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, he gets his sentence and it all
Speaker 2: it means is he's never going to get out. You know,
Speaker 2: if he'd gone in there and behaved himself, made use
Speaker 2: of his time, you know, gotten some education, maybe while
Speaker 2: he's in there, taking some classes, you know, woodworking classes,
Speaker 2: plumbing classes, they have all kinds of trade classes that
Speaker 2: they give him in prison. They teach him to be
Speaker 2: certified in Google. Whatever the hell that means, I don't know,
Speaker 2: but gets your time off your sentence. If you get
Speaker 2: certified in Google while you're in prison. That's one of
Speaker 2: the classes they offer. They have all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 2: They have anger management classes, they have parenting classes, they
Speaker 2: have all sorts of things. And normally inmates can get
Speaker 2: time off their sentence for them, but not Timmy. Since
Speaker 2: he's a violent offender, he doesn't get most of that
Speaker 2: good time credit. But nevertheless it doesn't really matter because
Speaker 2: you can't shave time off the back end of a
Speaker 2: life sentence. And now they're going to see another assault
Speaker 2: on a law enforcement officer conviction that came after his
Speaker 2: life sentences, and the like, buddy, you didn't learn your
Speaker 2: lesson from a life sentence, not two life sentences. You
Speaker 2: got twenty more years to No way, we're never letting
Speaker 2: you out. And that's what mister Dela Hante has to
Speaker 2: look forward to now. So he might think it's a
Speaker 2: freebe but I think you know, about nineteen and a
Speaker 2: half years when he meets the parole board, he's gonna
Speaker 2: regret taking a swing at the jail deputy here in
Speaker 2: Kenton County, because we don't let anybody take free swings
Speaker 2: that are jail deputies or any of our law enforcement
Speaker 2: officers in Kenton County. You're going to go to prison
Speaker 2: or stay in prison. Mister de la Ante's case, you're
Speaker 2: not getting out, and this will probably get him in
Speaker 2: some kind of heightened security, you know.
Speaker 4: Maximum security.
Speaker 2: They'll probably ship him down to Eddieville, which here is
Speaker 2: not a fun place to spend your time. But who knows,
Speaker 2: we might get a contract with the El Salvador over there,
Speaker 2: because he would sit right in with all the Ms.
Speaker 2: Thirteen and everybody else that we're supporting over to El
Speaker 2: Salvador to lock him up in their prisons.
Speaker 1: I don't think things are gonna go well for Dela
Speaker 1: Hanty and Eddyville, but in L Salvador he would go
Speaker 1: very poorly. He didn't fit in down there. He thinks
Speaker 1: he's a tough dude. Go into that prison to see
Speaker 1: how tough you are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Dela Hanty, he was quite the full too and
Speaker 2: brought At first, he refused to come back from prison.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't get out of his cell. Now I'm thinking,
Speaker 2: you know, if you're in El Salvador, I doubt you
Speaker 2: have a choice about whether or not you're coming out
Speaker 2: of your cell and they tell you to. But apparently
Speaker 2: in Kentucky. It's negotiable because he refused to come up
Speaker 2: to court a few times prior to trial, but somebody
Speaker 2: talked him into coming up before trial, so he came up,
Speaker 2: only to then come in the court room. First, he
Speaker 2: refused to put on his civilian clothes. You know they
Speaker 2: get they get your plane looking clothes. Even if you're
Speaker 2: serving a life sentence, you don't get into the courtroom
Speaker 2: in your jumpsuit. Although mister dela Hanty refused to change
Speaker 2: out of his pink jumpsuits, so he came into court
Speaker 2: shackled in a jumpsuit, and right before they brought the
Speaker 2: jury in, he started cussing the judge. He told me
Speaker 2: to perform a sex act on him, which I politely declined.
Speaker 2: He wasn't very happy with anybody. He was cussing me,
Speaker 2: cussing the judge, cussing the ballast, cussing the deputy jailers,
Speaker 2: and eventually demanded to go back into his cell. And
Speaker 2: the judge asked him if he was waving his right
Speaker 2: to participate, and he dropped a few more f bombs
Speaker 2: and she says, I'll take that as a yes, sends
Speaker 2: him on back. So we actually did his trial as
Speaker 2: fastest tribe ever done.
Speaker 3: Willie.
Speaker 2: We were done in just a little over three hours,
Speaker 2: which is unheard of. Normally my trials go two, three,
Speaker 2: four days or more. But we got to spell any conviction,
Speaker 2: twenty years sentence done in three hours. But mister Dela
Speaker 2: Hanty wasn't there to enjoy it with me. He was
Speaker 2: back in his jail cell.
Speaker 1: So day La Hannah asked the county prosecutor to have
Speaker 1: intercourse with yourself, and you turned down those offers. And
Speaker 1: Tony Bender wants to know, is it legal to have
Speaker 1: a murder trial with the murderer not present?
Speaker 2: Well, it's not if they're if they're like if somebody
Speaker 2: doesn't show up to court, will you can't start a
Speaker 2: trial without him. But if they are there in the
Speaker 2: courthouse and they are just making a disruption of themselves
Speaker 2: causing if they are the ones causing the problem, first
Speaker 2: of all, they can wave their right to be present
Speaker 2: for their own trial, or the judge can have them
Speaker 2: removed if they're disrupting the proceedings after having been warned.
Speaker 2: But this was a kind of a combination of both.
Speaker 2: The judge gave him every opportunity. He told him he
Speaker 2: had to behave himself and quit you know, calling people
Speaker 2: fu and F this and F that that. He had
Speaker 2: to behave himself. He wouldn't do that. She asked him
Speaker 2: if he was waving his right to appear. He dropped
Speaker 2: a few more f's and she said, I'll take that
Speaker 2: as a yes, and that was the end of him.
Speaker 3: So, no, you can.
Speaker 2: You can't proceed the trial if somebody is present at
Speaker 2: the courthouse and they are just the reason the trial
Speaker 2: is not proceeding with them in the courtroom.
Speaker 1: It's talking about twenty years, it'll be to always say
Speaker 1: it'll be twenty forty five, twenty forty five, and mister
Speaker 1: Della hands, he's gonna come up for parole in his
Speaker 1: late fifties. By that point, the odds getting it are
Speaker 1: quite small. And then he's gonna die. He's going to
Speaker 1: die in a box and then be put in a box.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and be carried out of prison in a box.
Speaker 2: I anticipate that's the only way he's getting out of prison.
Speaker 1: Well, good luck to Timothy Delahanty. So when you have
Speaker 1: jail guards that are being attacked in the future, I
Speaker 1: would imagine you have to shackle the guy even when
Speaker 1: he's taking a shower, going to the bathroom. How do
Speaker 1: you do that?
Speaker 2: I don't know. That's that's Timmy's problem. Now he's going
Speaker 2: to figure out and have to how to soap himself
Speaker 2: up with shackles on, because I know they don't take
Speaker 2: him off of him very often anymore, and they certainly
Speaker 2: don't do it with only one guard standing next to him.
Speaker 2: Everywhere he goes, he's accompanied by three or four of
Speaker 2: our detention Center's finest and biggest and that nobody turns
Speaker 2: their back on mister Dela Anty anymore, that's for certain.
Speaker 1: Well, that's unfortunate, but he's going to get a full
Speaker 1: measure of Kentucky justice, well past our lifetimes and maybe
Speaker 1: some others lifetime. It's unbelievable. This guy gets all these
Speaker 1: full measures of justice and he's just killing people, trying
Speaker 1: to kill people, trying to punch guards, trying to kill guards.
Speaker 1: If that guard I saw the video, if he was
Speaker 1: by himself, didn't have those two harry S men behind him,
Speaker 1: other guards, he would have been in deep trouble. This
Speaker 1: guy Della Handy would have killed him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the fight was on, I'll tell you what it was.
Speaker 2: Deputy Adam Oglesby's the one who took the punch and
Speaker 2: then started the wrestling with mister dela Hanty, got on
Speaker 2: top of him and got him secured as his other
Speaker 2: guards ran over to help him. And I wouldn't want
Speaker 2: to fight at him. He's a big dude and obviously
Speaker 2: knows a little wrestling or jiu jitsu or something, because
Speaker 2: he flipped mister Dela Hanty over and put his head
Speaker 2: in the ground and held him there until the other
Speaker 2: guards could get him handcuffed. Mister Dela Hanty took a
Speaker 2: couple of tasings in the process because he wouldn't cooperate
Speaker 2: put his hands behind his back, so no, I think
Speaker 2: mister Dela Hanty ended up beating him bloody by the
Speaker 2: end of it. Actually, I think the guards showed tremendous restraint,
Speaker 2: because if he'd ha sucker punched me like you did
Speaker 2: at him, I don't know that I could have resisted
Speaker 2: the temptation to throw a few sucker punches myself, but
Speaker 2: Adam did very professional about it, got him into handcuffs,
Speaker 2: and they just locked him down in a restraint chair
Speaker 2: and put him in isolation and let him sit there
Speaker 2: until he calm him down. I don't think he's ever
Speaker 2: tried it again, because I'm definitely certain that mister dellahand
Speaker 2: he got the worst of that interaction.
Speaker 1: I imagine.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, you have some politicians in my home state of
Speaker 1: Kentucky causing some Trump kind of ripples. Number one is
Speaker 1: Thomas Massey is not Trump's favorite. Every time he runs
Speaker 1: against eighty percent of the vote. And then you have
Speaker 1: Ran Paul and then you have Mitch McConnell voting against
Speaker 1: the tariffs. You have the three most prominent politicians in
Speaker 1: Kentucky not on the So I always say that Trump
Speaker 1: trained whatsoever. Does this give you an idea that maybe
Speaker 1: you will run for Senate or Congress, I.
Speaker 2: Don't know about that. I'm certainly not running against Thomas Massey.
Speaker 2: Thomas and I are buddies. I don't agree with everything
Speaker 2: Thomas does, but I agree with a lot of things
Speaker 2: Thomas does. And if there's one thing that I love
Speaker 2: about Thomas, it's how principled he is. And when he
Speaker 2: believes in something, he stands by it, and nine times
Speaker 2: out of ten I'll agree with him, and even on
Speaker 2: that tenth time when I don't, I still respect how
Speaker 2: principled he is, because we certainly don't have enough of
Speaker 2: that principle left in Washington, d C. But I I
Speaker 2: wasn't sure what you were talking about, Willie. I thought
Speaker 2: it was the pregnant congressmen were the ones that were
Speaker 2: blowing things up here in the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: I didn't think any of those guys were having babies
Speaker 2: or anything. So I was a little confused there. But nevertheless,
Speaker 2: you know, that's something. Thomas was the congressman that required
Speaker 2: everybody to come back in person and vote for those
Speaker 2: giant COVID and AID packages that put US trillions of
Speaker 2: dollars in debt and blew up the economy with all
Speaker 2: this inflation. You know, he was the one that said,
Speaker 2: this is what's gonna happen if you do it, and
Speaker 2: everybody should come back to DC and vote on the record.
Speaker 2: So as sympathetic as I am to new mothers and
Speaker 2: new followers that want to be proxy voting, I certainly
Speaker 2: understand and respect in the fight against proxy voting that
Speaker 2: Thomas initially undertook. As for Senator Paul, I really haven't
Speaker 2: followed his fight on the tear enough to know who's
Speaker 2: right and who's wrong there. All I know is that
Speaker 2: it would sure be nice if we could either have
Speaker 2: no tariffs like all the foreign countries do, or the
Speaker 2: same tariffs, the big tariffs, not the little tiny tariffs,
Speaker 2: but the big tariffs like the foreign countries. You know,
Speaker 2: Canada especially is imposing on the United States. I don't
Speaker 2: know why our exporters should be hit with and fifty
Speaker 2: percent tariffs and then the United States is not allowed
Speaker 2: to tariff back at all. I just don't get the
Speaker 2: fairness in that.
Speaker 3: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: We'll see how it shakes out. The President asked us
Speaker 2: to trust him. I know the stock market doesn't look
Speaker 2: like it's trusting him. But nevertheless, that just presents buying opportunities. Willie.
Speaker 2: You know, every time I see Tesla stop, drops drops
Speaker 2: some more, I think maybe now is the time I'll
Speaker 2: finally invest in Tesla.
Speaker 4: But these days, the S and P five.
Speaker 2: Hundred down, that's great time. It's really tome to beef
Speaker 2: up the four oh one k's and any retirement savings
Speaker 2: because now when you can buy a discount, and when
Speaker 2: this all does come around, because it always does come around.
Speaker 2: The stock market never stays down forever. When it does
Speaker 2: come back around. Everybody that's got money that they're putting
Speaker 2: in now we'll be making money hand over fist.
Speaker 1: The only ones you get hurt on a roller coaster
Speaker 1: are the ones that jump off.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, Boone County Sheriff. Tell me about the new Boone
Speaker 1: County Sheriff.
Speaker 2: Well, the new Boone County Sheriff, effected April fifteenth, is
Speaker 2: going to be a fellow by the name of I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: Less Hill, Sorry, replacing Sheriff Helming. Mike Helmig, who's been
Speaker 2: the sheriff in Boone County for thirty plus years, done
Speaker 2: an absolutely fantastic job. Oversaw the combination of the Sheriff's
Speaker 2: department and the Boone County Police Department. They used to
Speaker 2: have separate police and sheriff's departments in Boone County like
Speaker 2: we do here in Kenton, but they combined it out
Speaker 2: there in Boone County, and the police department merged into
Speaker 2: the Sheriff's office. And I don't know that it ever
Speaker 2: would have gone nearly as well as it did if
Speaker 2: it weren't Mike.
Speaker 4: Helming in command.
Speaker 2: And so the hats off to Sheriff Hellmig, and thank
Speaker 2: you for all his years of service. He's done a
Speaker 2: fantastic job. But Gary Moore, the Bon County Judge executive,
Speaker 2: just announced a couple of days ago that he's appointing
Speaker 2: Sheriff helmers right hand man is chief Deputy and good
Speaker 2: friend Less Hill to go from the number two man
Speaker 2: to the number one man. And congratulations to Less, who
Speaker 2: will be the first new Boom County sheriff in decades.
Speaker 2: And I know that there's no more qualified person for
Speaker 2: the job than Sheriff Helmg's right hand man. So two
Speaker 2: good men. Best wishes to Sheriff hell making his retirement,
Speaker 2: and best of luck to Less as he takes over
Speaker 2: a very fine law enforcement agent.
Speaker 1: All right, Rob Sanders, Isaiah Sanders for Kentucky Red and
Speaker 1: white buckets everywhere. It's the future of politics. But once again,
Speaker 1: good luck with mister Timothy Delahanty. Beat the crap out
Speaker 1: of him and send him to El Salvador. And Rob
Speaker 1: Sanders once again, thank you for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And you're a great American. Thank you, Rob,
Speaker 1: Thanks Willie and go Red. Yeah, of course score some
Speaker 1: runs might be good. Let's continue with Warren. By the way,
Speaker 1: the Reds last time the Red went back to back
Speaker 1: at home, losing one to nothing in two games was
Speaker 1: nineteen oh seven, during the presidency of Teddy Roosevelt. It's
Speaker 1: been a while. Hopefully the nineteen scoreless industreak ends tonight
Speaker 1: in Milwaukee on news Radio seven hundred Wlwright Billy Cunning
Speaker 1: in the Great American. Let's set up today's big show. Chaos,
Speaker 1: confusion rains everywhere, whipped into a froth by the media,
Speaker 1: of course, and coming up later will be representative all
Speaker 1: Worth Financial Brian James. Brian James will be here in
Speaker 1: about twenty minutes or so to talk about the markets.
Speaker 1: As I look at the markets now as I speak,
Speaker 1: Nazdek's down about about five percent, down about nine hundred points,
Speaker 1: and the down Industrial average is down at this point
Speaker 1: fourteen hundred points, and the S and P is down
Speaker 1: three point seven one percent, which is two hundred and
Speaker 1: ten down to fifty four hundred, fifty four to sixty
Speaker 1: to be exact. And so we have a president who
Speaker 1: wants to do good long term for this country, no
Speaker 1: reason to manage a slow decline. And that's where we've
Speaker 1: been for the last many years, if not decades, managing
Speaker 1: a slow decline and our standard of living. Children that
Speaker 1: come out of school able to read, write, and think.
Speaker 1: Manufacturing jobs are largely gone. We have spy balloons flying
Speaker 1: all over the country, their communist red Chinese or buying
Speaker 1: up thousands of acres around our military bases, flowing fentanyl
Speaker 1: into the country to kill us. And we finally have
Speaker 1: a president said not on my watch. And for those
Speaker 1: who are taken as a shock by this, not really.
Speaker 1: He's been saying this for many years, that somehow there
Speaker 1: has to be an equal playing field, and if not
Speaker 1: an equal playing field, if our markets are going to
Speaker 1: be open to dozens of companies operating overseas to sell
Speaker 1: products here, there'll be a price for that. And so
Speaker 1: I would note that stillanis who, of course makes the
Speaker 1: Jeeps headline in Bloomberg. Stillanas plant closes in Mexico and
Speaker 1: Canada today. Stellan has said it as pushing production of
Speaker 1: two assembly plants in Canada and Mexico and closing them down.
Speaker 1: As President Trump issues a new round of twenty five
Speaker 1: percent automotive tariffs. The results will be nine hundred US
Speaker 1: represented employees at supporting plants here may may lose work.
Speaker 1: This is on top of Honda saying about two months
Speaker 1: ago they're going to build the hybrid not in Mexico
Speaker 1: but in Indiana. And all these billions of dollars of
Speaker 1: investments of a so called American companies, they're coming back
Speaker 1: home because they don't want to pay those confiscatory tariffs.
Speaker 1: And make no mistake, this isn't a cost to be paid.
Speaker 1: A fifty four percent additional tariff on Chinese products means
Speaker 1: that there will be few, if any products brought into
Speaker 1: America from communists red China. Look at it this way.
Speaker 1: For the last several years, if not decades, the American
Speaker 1: can consumer has put to work literally millions of Chinese
Speaker 1: workers making products coming into this country that they make
Speaker 1: them there and they sell them here. The opposite hardly
Speaker 1: ever takes place. We don't make products here and sell
Speaker 1: them there because the tariffs going that direction are confiscatory.
Speaker 1: So you won't see Ford and Chevy Blazers on the
Speaker 1: roads of Germany or Italy, or Japan or China because
Speaker 1: the tariffs are so high. Guess what, that doesn't make
Speaker 1: any sense to make cars here and sell them there
Speaker 1: because the consumer is in America. And Trump also issued
Speaker 1: a massive forty six percent Vietnam tariffs, which is pummeling Nike,
Speaker 1: American Eagle and wayfair because a lot of the production
Speaker 1: went from China to Vietnam, to the Philippines to Indonesia,
Speaker 1: and Trump said no, He's going to catch serious flock
Speaker 1: for this from the mainstream media. They will run stories
Speaker 1: about how bad this is for the American consumer because
Speaker 1: we're going to pay higher prices for certain items, which
Speaker 1: I think is likely to take place. No offset that.
Speaker 1: The Trump strategy is to have a middle class tax
Speaker 1: cut in which middle class Americans will pay get back
Speaker 1: more in taxes because the tariffs received would in the
Speaker 1: US government would be offset by the tax cuts on
Speaker 1: your irs. Forms makes sense, But do we have the
Speaker 1: patients to give this thing time to work out? It
Speaker 1: may be one to three years, because to build a
Speaker 1: plant in America doesn't take next month or next year.
Speaker 1: It may take one to three years to build a
Speaker 1: Honda plant to build these hybrids in Indiana, it may
Speaker 1: And do we have the patients to accept this as
Speaker 1: the cost of doing business so we quit managing the
Speaker 1: decline of this country. We finally have a president that
Speaker 1: will do that. If the media and the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: allows it to take place, which of course I doubt
Speaker 1: it will. So nonetheless, we're going to follow today what's
Speaker 1: happening in the stock market. This is a a glimp
Speaker 1: in time. Is going to be resolved in the next
Speaker 1: few months. The only ones who get hurt on a
Speaker 1: roller coaster are those who jump off because they're scared.
Speaker 1: They're fighting whatever it might be, and now's not the time.
Speaker 1: One good thing is that mortgage rates likely are going
Speaker 1: to go down because the Fed's going to more likely
Speaker 1: now cut rates in the future. So when it's all
Speaker 1: said and done, we've existed for about two hundred and
Speaker 1: forty years. We're going to keep existing. We're going to
Speaker 1: be fine. Were the world's greatest economy despite all the
Speaker 1: intractable difficulties we have, especially when it comes to our debt,
Speaker 1: which is incredible and for those who want to see it.
Speaker 1: Last night I watched Martha McCallum of Fox News with
Speaker 1: Senator Kon's It was a good friend of Joe Biden's
Speaker 1: from Delaware talking about the debt and the fact that
Speaker 1: no administration is dealt with the debt that we have,
Speaker 1: and it's easy to deal with the debt. If the
Speaker 1: longer we wait, the more painful it's going to be.
Speaker 1: But right now, every day we borrow six billion dollars
Speaker 1: of new money, and one year we borrow two trillion
Speaker 1: dollars in the market to fund our spending habits in Washington,
Speaker 1: and if nothing changes in the next ten years, that's
Speaker 1: going to be, believe it or not, it's going to
Speaker 1: be four trillion dollars, which means dollars will become worthless,
Speaker 1: and so we can't have that. We finally have a
Speaker 1: president that's saying, now as I speak, guess what We're
Speaker 1: going to try to change the trajectory of this thing
Speaker 1: to see if we're going to have good middle class
Speaker 1: lifestyles for those Americans that are in their twenty thirties
Speaker 1: and forties. I think those of us past that age
Speaker 1: understand that we're probably in pretty good shape. But is
Speaker 1: it possible to live in a country that has right
Speaker 1: now thirty six trillion dollars in debt with interest north
Speaker 1: of a trillion dollars a year? Is it possible to
Speaker 1: have that number go to fifty five or sixty trillion dollars?
Speaker 1: That's the communist Red Chinese Plan One is to kill
Speaker 1: our youth through fentanyl. And two is to make it
Speaker 1: the American dollar worthless, so its it quits being the
Speaker 1: reserve currency. Now we're in trouble. Now, we're in serious trouble.
Speaker 1: If that occurs, we're going to be the hyperinflation. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be unlivable in this country. Now we're talking about
Speaker 1: five to ten to fifteen years from now, there's going
Speaker 1: to be a debt crisis, and instead of spending two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars every year on servicing our debta might be
Speaker 1: four to five to six trillion dollars, in which case
Speaker 1: we're out of business. We're done, and therefore the other
Speaker 1: countries will come together and manage America's decline for us.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure President Trump is making the argument in
Speaker 1: that in that vein how serious economic problems we're in
Speaker 1: long term, and believe me, long term, we have serious
Speaker 1: economic problems which are solvable as long as we begin
Speaker 1: now over the next ten to fifteen years and don't
Speaker 1: wait for twenty thirty five to arrive, in which case
Speaker 1: we have four trillion dollars and annual deficits four trillion,
Speaker 1: and the debt service on that would consume almost all
Speaker 1: of the federal budget, in which case we're out of business.
Speaker 1: And these other countries, the China, the Russians, the Japanese,
Speaker 1: the Philippines, the South Africans, the so called bricks Brazil
Speaker 1: are going to act in a way that will destroy
Speaker 1: the country. And so I know there's a little short
Speaker 1: term pain for this. But if you have the correct
Speaker 1: kind of allocation of your four oh one K with bonds,
Speaker 1: with some gold and stocks, etc. You're going to withstand
Speaker 1: this quite well. For those all in stocks are nastak,
Speaker 1: it might be a problem. About half the American people
Speaker 1: have stocks of one type or another, and they read
Speaker 1: the headlines and they have to react quickly to what's
Speaker 1: going on, and we can't react quickly to what's going on. Secondly,
Speaker 1: we have a guest coming up at one o'clock on
Speaker 1: the market. At two o'clock, I've scheduled a guest who
Speaker 1: buys all of his products from the Far East, and
Speaker 1: his first name is Denny. Will see what happens down
Speaker 1: the road. But he's going to talk about the difficulty
Speaker 1: of having products made in Americamerica. The cost is prohibitive,
Speaker 1: but the cost much cheaper there. Now, what happens if
Speaker 1: there's a forty to fifty percent tariff out of Taiwan
Speaker 1: or China or Vietnam, and you can't make the products
Speaker 1: in America because of the expenses, and you have to
Speaker 1: make the products there. But who's going to pay the
Speaker 1: additional expenses that's coming down the road now. Secondly, there's
Speaker 1: been two books thus far written on the mental decline
Speaker 1: of Joe Biden over over the past four years of
Speaker 1: his presidency. One is called Uncharted, How Trump Beat Biden,
Speaker 1: Harris and the Odds and the Wildest Campaign in History.
Speaker 1: Another one is written by two political reporters that talk
Speaker 1: about the mental decline of Joe Biden, and the one
Speaker 1: guy at the center of the decline and watching it
Speaker 1: was Ron Klain. Ron Klain, you heard him. I've mentioned
Speaker 1: his name a couple times. But he originally worked with
Speaker 1: began with Al Gore, went on to the Clintons, and
Speaker 1: then he was put and then he worked with the Obamas.
Speaker 1: He's a long term politico democratic activist who became chief
Speaker 1: of staff in the White House under Joe Biden. And
Speaker 1: he's given some interviews now here we are and he
Speaker 1: gave the interview in March here it is April and
Speaker 1: claimed Biden chief of staff for two years, who was
Speaker 1: in charge of the preparations for the June debate, criticized
Speaker 1: the Biden's team in the White House. He wasn't the
Speaker 1: chief of staff anymore at that point. He was in
Speaker 1: charge of the debate preparations because they could not keep
Speaker 1: Biden focused on addressing America's eroding support for his domestic
Speaker 1: agenda and the economy. And he said that there's something
Speaker 1: called the Presidential Daily brief And when I talked to
Speaker 1: the senators of the congressman every day the president receives
Speaker 1: at six o'clock in the morning over the previous twenty
Speaker 1: four hours, bullet points of about eight pages of threats
Speaker 1: around the world. What's going to happen today? It's highly
Speaker 1: secretively presidential eyes only. Well, in the first six months
Speaker 1: of his presidency, Joe Biden read the Presidential Daily Briefing.
Speaker 1: For the last three and a half years, he didn't
Speaker 1: read it. It was prepared, but it was read by
Speaker 1: staff members to implement the Biden policy without Joe Biden
Speaker 1: being involved in the Biden presidency. During the debate preparations
Speaker 1: in June of last year, Ron Klain cut them short.
Speaker 1: They were like mock sessions put together because he could
Speaker 1: not manage whatever that word means, Biden's fatigue and lack
Speaker 1: of a lack of knowledge with the subject matter on
Speaker 1: domestic policy. And Klain told the Biden team by that
Speaker 1: point he was out of the White House, but he
Speaker 1: was one of the insiders that you can't let this
Speaker 1: guy debate Donald Trump in June. This is going to
Speaker 1: be a disaster because he saw the mental decline of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, who didn't understand domestic policy, he didn't underst
Speaker 1: and foreign relations. At that point, his mind was shot.
Speaker 1: He was gone and so and then, to their credit,
Speaker 1: Fox News and others potted up in May, June, July,
Speaker 1: and August of last year when there was serious issues
Speaker 1: being raised about who's the president, who's making decisions, who's
Speaker 1: appointing federal judges, who's signing legislation, who signed the pardons
Speaker 1: for felonies committed by his Democratic friends, who made decisions
Speaker 1: about the executive branch of government. Ron Klain, the insider, said,
Speaker 1: it wasn't Joe Biden, it was somebody else. We didn't
Speaker 1: have a president. According to one quote of an Aid
Speaker 1: Biden did not grasp issues, and they were in love
Speaker 1: with Joe Biden as a person, but that person was gone,
Speaker 1: wow and Biden. I'm sorry. Clain emphasized that he believed
Speaker 1: Biden should have run for reelection on tape at that time.
Speaker 1: You might recall Kjp and Schumer and Koons and Pelosi,
Speaker 1: the Democratic activist senators and congressmen all said he's sharp
Speaker 1: as attack and knowing they were lying to you, And
Speaker 1: normally the role of the media would be to hold
Speaker 1: those in power to account. That didn't happen. Did it?
Speaker 1: In fact, if individuals brought up the fact that it
Speaker 1: appears something is wrong with this guy, something's not right,
Speaker 1: that they were shouted down by Jake Tapper and others
Speaker 1: who claim, you're not a psychiatrist, how do you know
Speaker 1: what's going on? The fact, no matter is we did
Speaker 1: not have a president the last two or three years.
Speaker 1: So when those who now claim that maybe Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: not doing his job as president know they were part
Speaker 1: of the cover up when Joe Biden wasn't the president
Speaker 1: and his staff ran the executive branch of government, handing
Speaker 1: out deals and contracts and sighting stuff. There were many
Speaker 1: occasions where Democrats, much less Republicans wanted to meet with
Speaker 1: the president talk about legislation, and the staff around the
Speaker 1: White House knew that couldn't happen. He could not engage
Speaker 1: with Democrats or Republicans about the ins and outs of legislation.
Speaker 1: He couldn't do it. It was mentally done. And for that debate,
Speaker 1: why did it happen, I'll tell you why it happened
Speaker 1: because Barack Hussain Obama wanted Joe Biden out and so
Speaker 1: he encouraged the staff members in the White House who
Speaker 1: worked for him put him out there, let him fail miserably.
Speaker 1: We'll have an open convention, and then we'll pick nominees. Hopefully.
Speaker 1: They wanted Governor Whittmer and or maybe Pritzker, maybe Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 1: They wanted someone other than maybe Governor Shapiro, anyone other
Speaker 1: than Kamala Harris, because Barack Hussein Obama said to others,
Speaker 1: she can't win. So he's the one who organized the
Speaker 1: resignation from as a candidacy of Joe Biden. They spoke
Speaker 1: a few times him into it over the objections of
Speaker 1: doctor Jill Biden and Hunter Biden, who ran the presidency
Speaker 1: with others he was an empty vessel. In order to
Speaker 1: get him out, have the earliest debate in presidential history
Speaker 1: in June. The earliest one was the third week in September. Previously,
Speaker 1: let's get him out, let's demonstrate to the American people
Speaker 1: he can't do the job. Then we'll have an open
Speaker 1: convention only way we can meet Donald Trump. But telephone
Speaker 1: calls went back and forth between Biden and Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: and she played the race card on Joe Biden to
Speaker 1: make sure his legacy would be to give the presidency
Speaker 1: to the first black female in American history. And the
Speaker 1: books are coming out. The lies were told, and the
Speaker 1: media covered it all up because it fit their interest. Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more coming up. About ten minutes or
Speaker 1: so is Brian James of all Worth Financial to talk
Speaker 1: about the markets today, which continue in bad shape, but
Speaker 1: they will recover like so many other times, short term
Speaker 1: pain for long term gain at your home of the
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Speaker 1: to get your roots for replace and all the guns
Speaker 1: we have Burtner, with the stock markets and difficult straits,
Speaker 1: we had, tariff's war going thither and throw money are
Speaker 1: not reciprocal. In fact, to get an iPhone from China,
Speaker 1: instead of costing about one thousand dollars, will now cost
Speaker 1: about one five hundred dollars, whether about a fifty four
Speaker 1: percent tariff and more. But Mexico is buckling. Shinbaum, the
Speaker 1: president of Mexico is buckling. A man with all the
Speaker 1: answers I hope is Brian James. Brian James is a
Speaker 1: certified financial planners at Cincinnatian, went to Ohio State, volunteers
Speaker 1: at Mountain not to name High School and also Santex
Speaker 1: High School. And Brian James welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Can you tell the average investor who like
Speaker 1: a Tony Bender's got lots of money for wink money here,
Speaker 1: there and everywhere. He's nervous, he's scared, he's spotting his
Speaker 1: fingernails and his toenails. Doesn't know what to do. It's
Speaker 1: about one o'clock in the afternoon. So what does Tony
Speaker 1: Bender and others do that have ten to twenty years
Speaker 1: to go? And they're scared to death. The whole market's
Speaker 1: going to melt down. What do you say to Tony Bender,
Speaker 1: who's chewing on his toenails.
Speaker 3: Dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria, to quote Ghostbusters.
Speaker 3: That's where we are today. But hey, before I get
Speaker 3: a text, one quick correction. It's the Ohio University Green
Speaker 3: and White, not Ohio State University. Oh he was either one.
Speaker 3: But I got a show for the Bobcats there. I
Speaker 3: just want to get that at them before I got
Speaker 3: a tech message. It coming sooner rather than later.
Speaker 1: There is a difference. Blame me, There is a difference.
Speaker 3: Attle difference absolutely so anyway, Yeah, so the conversations we're
Speaker 3: happening right now. So I've been an advisor for thirty years.
Speaker 3: I've seen some stuff. I started when the Russian ruble collapse,
Speaker 3: remember when that was the thing in long term capital management.
Speaker 3: That's all ancient history. But all of this stuff, you know,
Speaker 3: is ends up being a catalyst if the market underneath
Speaker 3: is relatively stable and economies are relatively stable. And I
Speaker 3: realize those points are in question. But what we have
Speaker 3: now is it's just a repositioning of the chess pieces
Speaker 3: on the board. The United States is choosing to position
Speaker 3: itself differently than it ever has, and that, of course
Speaker 3: is going to have an impact, there's no way around that.
Speaker 3: But if you have a properly diversified portfolio, Willie, then
Speaker 3: you may actually be up or only down just a
Speaker 3: little bit, because that is an opportunity for any international
Speaker 3: company out there that provides goods and services, just like
Speaker 3: an American company is going, huh, They're changing how they
Speaker 3: want to do business. I'll bet that's going to make
Speaker 3: some of their customers mad, and that is an opportunity
Speaker 3: for those companies. So my point in all this is
Speaker 3: if you've been looking at your international funds for ten
Speaker 3: or fifteen years wondering why you still bother to own
Speaker 3: them because nothing seems to matter than the S and P.
Speaker 3: Five hundred, then today is not that day, because those
Speaker 3: things are actually positive for the year and somewhat together,
Speaker 3: so you could be, you know, kind of holding up
Speaker 3: the portfolio. I'll be honest with you. Our phones are
Speaker 3: not ringing off the hook. It's been a relatively quiet
Speaker 3: couple of weeks. People are nervous, for sure because of
Speaker 3: the unknown, but at the same time, I would say
Speaker 3: that people are if you have it properly diversified portfolio,
Speaker 3: and you've done the stress testing, and you have a plan,
Speaker 3: you understand the market history, then this isn't too big
Speaker 3: of a shock.
Speaker 1: Is it a time to buy? Because I always think
Speaker 1: about Mark Haines many years ago it called the bottom
Speaker 1: and away we go on a bowl run and you know,
Speaker 1: it's hard to catch a falling knife. You don't know
Speaker 1: how far in life's going to go. Is it time
Speaker 1: to buy, a time to sell, a time to hold on?
Speaker 1: What if you're thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, if you're fifty,
Speaker 1: is that different than seventy? Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 1: Brian James explain that one.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, it's always a time to buy. When when people
Speaker 3: come to me and say, hey, is it time to buy?
Speaker 3: The time to buy? My question is, Okay, what cash
Speaker 3: are we using? And where has that cash been sitting
Speaker 3: for the last five, six, seven years, Because you've missed
Speaker 3: some of the best market year we've ever had. If
Speaker 3: you happen to be in a position where you've got
Speaker 3: where you where you are in that in that spot,
Speaker 3: and yeah, this is a fantastic time to put money away.
Speaker 3: The day to day headlines never ever ever change the
Speaker 3: trajectory of a long term financial plan. Stuff is gonna happen.
Speaker 3: There's always chaos out there. When I when I, you know,
Speaker 3: I stare at the ceiling of three in the morning,
Speaker 3: just like everybody else. I got kids, they got a mortgage.
Speaker 3: I want to retire someday too. And I have told
Speaker 3: this story to Brian Thomas a number of times on
Speaker 3: Monday Mondays. But if you think back to something called
Speaker 3: the Dutch East India Company.
Speaker 2: You ever heard of that?
Speaker 3: Yes, East India Company.
Speaker 1: Yes I am all right. Jim Scott helped you find that. Yes,
Speaker 1: I know all about the Dutch East India Company. Yes,
Speaker 1: all right.
Speaker 3: Let's talk a little history. So missus teith Over and
Speaker 3: Satan Nation has taught me about this in the fifth
Speaker 3: grade about thirty five years ago. She didn't know why
Speaker 3: she was teaching it. I didn't know why I was
Speaker 3: learning it, but then I get it. Dutch East India
Speaker 3: Company was the very very first time that you could
Speaker 3: buy a share of something and spread your risk out.
Speaker 3: So if I'm a merchant and I own one ship
Speaker 3: and it sinks, unscrewed. If I own a share of
Speaker 3: ten ships and three of them sink I'm going to
Speaker 3: make a lot of money on the remaining seven. That
Speaker 3: sounds an awful lot like the stock market, don't it.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: So the movel of that story is you've been able
Speaker 3: to invest in this way for four hundred some years.
Speaker 3: It is the best way to be a greedy person
Speaker 3: who wants more money. So therefore, if we picked now
Speaker 3: is the time that the capitalism is going to collapse
Speaker 3: and the best way to be greedy has come to
Speaker 3: an end here on April third, twenty twenty five, then
Speaker 3: we are simply being a little bit of hubrist there
Speaker 3: saying that at this point, this time, it truly is different.
Speaker 3: The fundamentals of greed have changed. I'm just not worried
Speaker 3: about that. And if you've got a plan in place,
Speaker 3: then you've probably already stress tested for crazy. Every time
Speaker 3: we put a market a plan together for somebody, we
Speaker 3: will stress test. Here's what it looks like if everything
Speaker 3: goes wonderfully, nothing bad ever happens again. And here's what
Speaker 3: it looks like. If we get punched in the face
Speaker 3: right now and somehow you lose twenty percent of your
Speaker 3: financial assets. That's what happened to anybody who retired in
Speaker 3: twenty one so far, Maybe that's what happens to anybody
Speaker 3: who retired in December this past year, because the mart's
Speaker 3: kind of been down pretty much this year. But the
Speaker 3: point is to understand what you were trying to accomplish
Speaker 3: in the first place, and then act accordingly when the
Speaker 3: crazy happens.
Speaker 1: Oh, the crazy is happening right now. And some people
Speaker 1: say Donald Trump is crazy, And I'm thinking to myself,
Speaker 1: I've been a Trumpster for a very long time, and
Speaker 1: he's smarter than most people. He's been talking about tariffs
Speaker 1: for the last thirty forty fifty years. He believes in them.
Speaker 1: He thinks to playing field is not level. He thinks
Speaker 1: that our seven hundred percent tariffs on rice in to
Speaker 1: Taiwan are making no sense at all. He thinks that
Speaker 1: farmers in Minnesota should be able to sell eggs in
Speaker 1: their wheat in Canada, but doesn't happen in a political sense.
Speaker 1: Does this make sense politically economically? Both or neither?
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: I think there's there's so much history that we can
Speaker 3: look at for this. I mean, everybody's heard, you know,
Speaker 3: the last time we tried this significantly was in the
Speaker 3: Great Depression, and it did make everything worse. That's that's
Speaker 3: that's you know, there's truth to that. I'm thinking of
Speaker 3: some quotes for Ferris Bueller. The Holy Smooth tariff did
Speaker 3: not work in the US, thank further into the Great Depression. However,
Speaker 3: there was a different world back then. We didn't have
Speaker 3: as much opportunity as we do right now with all
Speaker 3: the different industries and all the different things out there.
Speaker 3: Like I was saying before, don't forget there is a
Speaker 3: lot of catalyst for things to move forward. There's just
Speaker 3: a lot of ways to make money right now. I
Speaker 3: think back to COVID February March of twenty twenty. Around
Speaker 3: March twenty or February twenty or so, the market went
Speaker 3: over a cliff and we dropped about twenty twenty five
Speaker 3: percent in the matter of about three weeks. Nobody remembers this, willy,
Speaker 3: because we were all hiding in our basements because we
Speaker 3: all thought we were going to die. It's gradually recovered
Speaker 3: over the next few months, and it ended up being
Speaker 3: a positive catalyst. Do you remember why there was a
Speaker 3: positive catalyst out there?
Speaker 1: A lot of money was spent by the government trillions
Speaker 1: of dollars dumped into the market, and also there's pent
Speaker 1: up demand that had to be met.
Speaker 3: That's part of it. Yeah, there's always governments spending in
Speaker 3: the mix. But at the same time, you remember Zoom
Speaker 3: before COVID, I don't know, there was a huge swing
Speaker 3: in the technology industry because we all had to figure
Speaker 3: out ways to work from home. I had to replicate
Speaker 3: my desk at all Worth Financial over and Blue ass
Speaker 3: I had to replicate that at home, as did all
Speaker 3: of our other advisors, not to mention everybody else across
Speaker 3: the country. So that became the catalyst. It was new
Speaker 3: information that the world had to react to, and it
Speaker 3: did so accordingly. Whenever that happened, somebody's going to make money.
Speaker 3: The guy who invented zoom was sure in the right
Speaker 3: place at the right time. All these things eventually just
Speaker 3: become catalysts. As long as people are going to continue
Speaker 3: to spend money in economies are going to continue to
Speaker 3: exist to support nations and overall economies, then there's always
Speaker 3: going to be a catalyst for things to move forward.
Speaker 3: It just in the short run, we always go over
Speaker 3: these speed bumps, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Is it time to panic, because every now and then
Speaker 1: Tony Bender likes to panic. Is it time to panic?
Speaker 3: Yes, I want yes, so lead your offices. Yes, I'm
Speaker 3: parking lot on the circle with your hands over your
Speaker 3: head streaming. That is the best.
Speaker 1: Solution to ask. Yes, Yes, I love you, agree, I
Speaker 1: love them. Just panic right now. After you get done panicking,
Speaker 1: what do you do next?
Speaker 3: Then you exhale and then come back into your office.
Speaker 2: And I realized that.
Speaker 3: You know, not everything is Afternoon's coffee spooned all the time.
Speaker 3: We just have to have we have to take a
Speaker 3: breath and recognize if these are the dollars. If your
Speaker 3: dollars that you were going to make the mortgage painted
Speaker 3: with this month are getting harmed by what's happening today,
Speaker 3: then you screwed up already. If you don't have an
Speaker 3: emergency fund in place, then you haven't listened to anything
Speaker 3: that all financial says. Or will you or Brian Thomas
Speaker 3: or any of the guys would talk to us. You know,
Speaker 3: you've got to have some oil in the engine. That's
Speaker 3: how you absorb the shocks that the market can deliver
Speaker 3: from time to time. Because one thing I can guarantee,
Speaker 3: there are very few guarantees in my industry, But the
Speaker 3: one thing I can guarantee is that at some point
Speaker 3: you're going to take a shot to the chops. It's
Speaker 3: just how it works. If you can accept that and
Speaker 3: you learn the market history, then you were not going
Speaker 3: to be hurt by it. You're gonna matter fact, you
Speaker 3: start to look forward to it. There are some young
Speaker 3: people out there who are seeing things they've never seen before.
Speaker 3: For me, it was eineteen ninety seven. Like I said,
Speaker 3: after we go through a full market cycle of crazy
Speaker 3: down and then the market takes a breath and recovers,
Speaker 3: you realize that when it recovers, it happens very very
Speaker 3: very quickly. And if you continue to invest in your
Speaker 3: four oh one case, you continue to put new money in,
Speaker 3: that money gets a slingshot effect. And it takes about
Speaker 3: really two, three, sometimes four years to see this happen.
Speaker 3: But once you see it, you get it, and then
Speaker 3: knowing that this kind of crazy is unavoidable, you'll almost
Speaker 3: start to root for a little bit. Now that's different
Speaker 3: for people who are truly retired and they've they've kind
Speaker 3: of gotten there. You know, they got their nest egg
Speaker 3: and play. But again, if you've got a big enough
Speaker 3: nest egg, then some of it should be carved should
Speaker 3: have been carved out already to handle situations just like this.
Speaker 1: Oh, the emergency you find is number one. But if
Speaker 1: you're working and people, I look out the door, I
Speaker 1: look out the one to hear Montgomery Road. Cars are traveling,
Speaker 1: trucks are traveling, and somehow we're going to get over this.
Speaker 1: Compared to what happened to Harley Smooth in the nineteen thirties,
Speaker 1: that was a disaster. That was the tariffs. But we
Speaker 1: live in a little bit different world than we lived
Speaker 1: in ninety five years ago. But you give me hope,
Speaker 1: Brian James, have all worth financial You give me hope
Speaker 1: not to panic. Relaxed a little bit, time to buy,
Speaker 1: time to sell whatever it might be. Stay on the
Speaker 1: roller coaster. At the end, you're gonna come into everything's
Speaker 1: gonna be okay.
Speaker 3: Exhale, go outside and touch grass, stay out of the
Speaker 3: wind a little bit. But if you've got some cash
Speaker 3: on the sidelines, go ahead and invest it. But again
Speaker 3: I would say, why was it sitting there in the
Speaker 3: first place if you had a good financial plan.
Speaker 1: All right, Brian James, you're a great American. Give my
Speaker 1: best to Amy Wagner. Can you give me some dirt
Speaker 1: on Amy Wagner? She seems so pristine and happy and
Speaker 1: all that stuff. Can you give me some dirt on her?
Speaker 1: I mean, does she do things wrong?
Speaker 3: In insufferable local celebrity Amy Wagner?
Speaker 1: That one right there?
Speaker 3: I could tell bet how.
Speaker 4: Much of it?
Speaker 3: How much time with that?
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say, but she seems so
Speaker 1: buttoned down to me. She's got to loosen up a
Speaker 1: little bit, Amy wagon she really is.
Speaker 3: I will pass that on to.
Speaker 1: Tell her to loosen up. All right, we got to run.
Speaker 1: Brian James. Hopefully we'll never do this again. But when
Speaker 1: there's a crisis, I think of you.
Speaker 3: Yes, appreciate it. I'm getting texts from MEMI right now.
Speaker 3: I'll deal with that.
Speaker 1: Brian James of all Worth Financial. Brian, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: All right, let's continue with more there it is and
Speaker 1: have a plan, have an emergency fund. Relax a little bit.
Speaker 1: It's going to be okay. In Trump, I trust do you?
Speaker 1: Many say no? He thinks that many Democrats think he's
Speaker 1: trying to wreck the economy to what purpose? He has
Speaker 1: said this for years during the campaign, the Trumpsters said
Speaker 1: this repeatedly. He's executing the game plan that he put
Speaker 1: in place to try to hurt China for devastating American
Speaker 1: middle class manufacturing things. And he's going after Canada and
Speaker 1: looks like Claudia Shinbaum, President of Mexico's already back down,
Speaker 1: as many will, because we are the consumers and the
Speaker 1: rest of the world want to sell their products here.
Speaker 1: He's simply saying, our product should be able to be
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Speaker 1: what occurs and maintain control. Take it easy. Coming up
Speaker 1: in about thirty minutes or so. I have Denny Smith
Speaker 1: who's in the it's in the clean needle business syringes,
Speaker 1: et cetera. That he makes five hundred million of these
Speaker 1: a year with using his technology made in China, and
Speaker 1: this is used by diabetics and others. I can't imagine
Speaker 1: how many needles are used in the hospital every day,
Speaker 1: and when I visit christ fortunately infrequently, there's got to
Speaker 1: be thousands every day just in that one facility. And
Speaker 1: the costs are about the skyrocket and that's going to
Speaker 1: be passed on to you in the form of increased prices.
Speaker 1: And we can't live in a country where we get
Speaker 1: all of our pharmaceuticals and steel and medical appliances not
Speaker 1: in America, and they're shipped here. We're at the behest
Speaker 1: of the communist red Chinese and I know many are
Speaker 1: going to suffer from this. We'll see how it works out.
Speaker 1: Don't panic, And as my guests from all Worth Financial said,
Speaker 1: now's not the time to lose control of yourself. I
Speaker 1: think Brian James and his words had quite a bit
Speaker 1: of sense. But stay tuned for this. We got student's
Speaker 1: report coming up. Tom Brenhaman starting on Monday. Mike McConnell's
Speaker 1: final day is tomorrow, writs baseball tonight, college hoops on
Speaker 1: Saturday and Monday, and so much more. Plus the tariffs,
Speaker 1: tariffs and more tariffs. Are they good or bad? And
Speaker 1: we'll see what occurs. Keep hope alive one thirty Home
Speaker 1: of your Reds and they score a run tonight in
Speaker 1: Milwaukee on news radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: of the Suture report. Coming up next is a Trump
Speaker 1: supporter who imports into America five hundred million syringes every
Speaker 1: year from China. He's a Trump supporter. His name is
Speaker 1: Denny Smith, and he has some concerns about his business.
Speaker 1: Now it's his design, his engineering and produce him. Yeah, yeah,
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Speaker 7: A person who calls himself a Great American is an
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Speaker 1: I think he's talking about me segment. I see about that.
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Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, The Great America. Of course, many small businesses,
Speaker 1: medium and large businesses in America are trying to assess
Speaker 1: this afternoon. What does all this mean as far as
Speaker 1: products coming out of China or Taiwan, or Japan or Vietnam.
Speaker 1: One of the worst hit countries, of course, in a
Speaker 1: sense is China. That may have to someone is going
Speaker 1: to have to pay a fifty four percent terif from
Speaker 1: products coming out of China, and the great majority of
Speaker 1: our pharmaceuticals come out of China. I know in medical
Speaker 1: appliances and syringes, the great majority or all come out
Speaker 1: of Asia one way or another. Jonan you and I
Speaker 1: now is Denny Smith. He's in the business of supplying
Speaker 1: syringes up to the tune of about a half a
Speaker 1: billion a year five hundred million or so, all of
Speaker 1: which are made in China. And Denny Smith. Welcome, I
Speaker 1: think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, Denny. Here we are Thursday afternoon.
Speaker 1: We're assessing what's going on when these things happened last
Speaker 1: night in this morning. What does this mean for your business?
Speaker 4: Oh, it's terrible. It uh, it makes us less competitive.
Speaker 4: It Uh, it's just terrible. You know, are are are?
Speaker 4: We're a value a value added company. We're a midline brand.
Speaker 4: So basically, for uh, the individuals that don't have good
Speaker 4: insurance or they're cash paying customers, sixth income, the poor,
Speaker 4: they look for a product that they can you know, uh,
Speaker 4: get the same results from, have a quality have a
Speaker 4: quality injection. And I'm speaking of diabetics for the most part,
Speaker 4: and they can they can get a quality injection and
Speaker 4: pay left. So that's our that's our customer.
Speaker 1: Are there any syringes? And you think syringes, the know
Speaker 1: zepig type things, also syringes for diabetic individuals. Are any
Speaker 1: made in America? Any syringes made in this country?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yes, beck and Dickinson already he was about seventy to
Speaker 4: eighty percent of the US market. They're a publicly traded company,
Speaker 4: and they've been very proud of that. And they've even
Speaker 4: mentioned that seventy to eighty percent number. They want to
Speaker 4: other they want to get twenty or thirty percent, by.
Speaker 1: The way, and how many are made? How many of
Speaker 1: these syringes are made in America and how many are
Speaker 1: made in China?
Speaker 4: Well, you know, BECKA Dickinson has plants all over the world.
Speaker 4: They mix some in the United States, but they also
Speaker 4: have plants in Europe and other places around the world.
Speaker 4: To the twenty percent of the market, it's made up
Speaker 4: those companies like mine, And I believe that my company
Speaker 4: is the biggest little guy. I'll say.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So when you hear the President say there's going
Speaker 1: to be a fifty four percent terriff on items coming
Speaker 1: out of China, which would include as a small manufacturer,
Speaker 1: you what does this mean for your business?
Speaker 4: Well, Bill, let me tell you. I'm I'm under a
Speaker 4: special tariff. I'm a charraf that's called a three one
Speaker 4: and it's a special tariff that's designed to address market
Speaker 4: marketing restrictions if there's an intellectual property set or force
Speaker 4: technology transfer. And under that, Biden and the Biden Harris
Speaker 4: administration in September of twenty four gave me one hundred
Speaker 4: percent tariff. Wow. So then in February, So in February Trump,
Speaker 4: President Trump added twenty percent, and then in yesterday he
Speaker 4: added another thirty four. So my tariff isn't fifty four.
Speaker 4: My tariff is one hundred and fifty four percent.
Speaker 1: Let me write that down.
Speaker 4: So my tariff is my cost of goods times one
Speaker 4: and a half.
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: Can you survive as a small business owner with one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty four percent tariff on your product? What
Speaker 1: do you do?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: Well, that's a big question mark we're talking about We've
Speaker 4: been talking about tariffs for since last September, you know,
Speaker 4: since we've got one hundred percent tariff talking about Actually
Speaker 4: we were talking about it in March of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 4: We're supposed to be fifty We were crying over that
Speaker 4: it went to one hundred Now I'm at one hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty four today, and this it's just attached. You
Speaker 4: just pass on to the consumer, You pass on to
Speaker 4: the distributor, you pass on to You know, there are
Speaker 4: a lot of people compounding pharmacies. They are using syringes.
Speaker 4: The ozembic is so expensive and other GLP one products
Speaker 4: for weight loss that there are people that are compounding
Speaker 4: because they're called compounding pharmacies, and they make the same
Speaker 4: drug and they load the syringes with it, or they
Speaker 4: give them the syringe to inject themselves with. So this
Speaker 4: all goes up, it all gets passed along, just like
Speaker 4: everything else. And indicative of that because you see what
Speaker 4: happened with the market today. The market doesn't like this.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: In fact, you are a Trump supporter that there is
Speaker 1: not anyone I know that is stronger Trump's supporter than
Speaker 1: Denny Smith. It's this causing you to reconsider your support
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so yes, it is, you know. I you know,
Speaker 4: everybody has whatever their political issues are, you know, whether
Speaker 4: it's there's social political issues where their monetary political issues,
Speaker 4: or their their welfare or college education or everybody has
Speaker 4: their issues. I think my issue here is the issue
Speaker 4: of that most Americans have, and that is one of inflation.
Speaker 4: You know, uh, you know what is inflation. It's when
Speaker 4: the price of things go up. Well, everything just went
Speaker 4: up yesterday.
Speaker 1: What what about the pipeline. I know some car dealers
Speaker 1: are saying they got full inventory and they're selling cars
Speaker 1: like uh, like eggs on thanks on on Easter Sunday morning,
Speaker 1: They're going out the door. In your business, do you
Speaker 1: have a pipeline at this point that is filled with
Speaker 1: the without the tariffs? So you have you have to
Speaker 1: buy new tariffs. You have to buy new products and
Speaker 1: apply apply the tariffs and pass them on to the consumer.
Speaker 1: And many times insurance companies and the government pays for
Speaker 1: these things. So when will these one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: four percent increase for these products actually hit the road?
Speaker 4: It will be raising prices tomorrow. And if the product
Speaker 4: is product is on the water, as I understand it,
Speaker 4: if it's on the water, you know, that's the other thing.
Speaker 4: It's hard to get. It's hard to get a defenditive
Speaker 4: answer on a lot of these things. So if it's
Speaker 4: on the water, uh, it's going toposedly not be tariff.
Speaker 4: Now that's not how the last tariff was that the
Speaker 4: tariff was it came to port in California and New York.
Speaker 4: It was it was going to be terriff right away
Speaker 4: the day at the day at the announcement. But this
Speaker 4: is really a you know, this is this is a
Speaker 4: tariff to the stick and the poor. And you know
Speaker 4: when you get a shot, when you get a shot,
Speaker 4: when you need an immunization, or you or you you
Speaker 4: get you get a booster, or you get a new
Speaker 4: micoccle injection, or a flu vaccine or covid vaccine shot,
Speaker 4: or you're a diabetic, I mean most of our products
Speaker 4: that are sold or diabetics. Syringes so very big in
Speaker 4: the diabetic community, very big. And so if you're not
Speaker 4: associated with somebody who's sick, or you're not paying for
Speaker 4: somebody a sibling, a mother, a husband or wife, if
Speaker 4: you're not paying or you're not a regiment needle user
Speaker 4: like diabetics are, you don't feel this. You don't feel
Speaker 4: the stick.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: However, if you're sick or you're getting injections, the price
Speaker 4: just went up and.
Speaker 1: You will pass out. You will pass that on in
Speaker 1: the form of higher prices for the price for the
Speaker 1: five hundred million syringes that you sell every year that
Speaker 1: you're going You're going to increase the price to the
Speaker 1: end user.
Speaker 4: It's either that or go out of business, you know.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I mean, is this something that I want
Speaker 4: to do? No, you know, it's really it's been really
Speaker 4: a fun trip, you know, to know that I get
Speaker 4: to make money by affecting the law lives of people
Speaker 4: in America by saving them money. Great ceiling, no phone.
Speaker 3: When you have to raise prices, right, you know, there's.
Speaker 4: Something that you don't want to do. And I feel
Speaker 4: sorry for the die of that community, you know. I
Speaker 4: mean those people that look to mind strench to save money.
Speaker 4: Their price just went up.
Speaker 1: Denny Smith, how do you react to the argument made
Speaker 1: by some that this is short term pain for long
Speaker 1: term gain, that eventually we can't have the Chinese having
Speaker 1: walls keeping our products out and having low walls for
Speaker 1: their products to come in. How do you respond to
Speaker 1: that argument?
Speaker 4: Well, I'll tell you I'm not against tariffs. I'm against
Speaker 4: the greed to tariffs, and I'm against tariff that that
Speaker 4: you know that drastically affect the lives of Americans, which
Speaker 4: a lot of these tariffs that's exactly what they're going
Speaker 4: to do. And and Bill, you and I everybody like this.
Speaker 4: All people what they like, and they're getting something taken
Speaker 4: away they want. They want like immediate gratification, they want
Speaker 4: they want something else in turn, you know they don't.
Speaker 4: They don't want to hear well, you're gonna get punished now,
Speaker 4: but you just wait in three years. You know, It's
Speaker 4: like what it'd be like walking to one of your
Speaker 4: employees and say, now, I'm going to give you a
Speaker 4: pay cut, okay, right now, and uh, it's really going
Speaker 4: to be substantial, and you're going to get hurt. But
Speaker 4: you just wait and see what I do for you
Speaker 4: in three years. And unfortunately, I'm not in a position
Speaker 4: to do that. I've got to pass this along.
Speaker 1: Well, how about this argument, Denny, How how do you
Speaker 1: react to those who say, well, just build the plants
Speaker 1: here in America? Can can you get that done? How
Speaker 1: long would it take you to build a pristine, clean
Speaker 1: plant in America to make five hundred million syre inches?
Speaker 1: How long would that take?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Could you even do it?
Speaker 4: You're talking about you know, theciates negotiations with with cities
Speaker 4: and counties and tens of millions of dollars. And you
Speaker 4: know the other thing you're looking at labor and labor costs.
Speaker 4: You know, can you find me some labor at five
Speaker 4: dollars an hour? And you may say, well, that's that's terrible, Danny. Well,
Speaker 4: all of my manufacturers social artists. They they're the people
Speaker 4: are getting paid. Well, they're not using child labor. And
Speaker 4: some of my customers the largest customers in the world.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about that some of the one of my
Speaker 4: customers is one of the largest companies in the world.
Speaker 4: All of my companies are large, you know, I'm talking
Speaker 4: about uh, their their fortune fifteen companies, and they make
Speaker 4: us do social artists and they send their people there
Speaker 4: check the box to make sure that people are getting
Speaker 4: paid for overtime. But just labor is less expensive than
Speaker 4: other countries, you know that. Ye, So you know, can
Speaker 4: I get five dollars an hour labor here?
Speaker 5: I know?
Speaker 1: And it would cost on tens of millions of dollars
Speaker 1: to buy the land, build the plant. That would take
Speaker 1: two years if you're lucky, and then to have hundreds
Speaker 1: of employees. You can't do it.
Speaker 4: It would take three to five years, three to five years,
Speaker 4: take three once you get the plant built, you know,
Speaker 4: and uh, you've got to get approved, you know.
Speaker 3: And the FDASIS thoughts.
Speaker 4: Sitting in a chair saying, you know, hey, we're done. Hey,
Speaker 4: what's go over se you right now? In improve the facility,
Speaker 4: it takes time, policies and procedures, people technology in Jepson mold,
Speaker 4: you know, metal structures. It's just a clean room, stereo rooms,
Speaker 4: people walking around in moonsuits. It's not easy.
Speaker 1: And so you're when this tariff hits, we think on
Speaker 1: Friday or Saturday or Sunday, you're going to grossly increase
Speaker 1: the price of your five hundred million syringes. And these
Speaker 1: are products that the end consumer must have because the
Speaker 1: diabetic must have the syringe. If you're ozempic, you must
Speaker 1: have it. Take a syringe twice a month given to
Speaker 1: me by doctor Dean Carryoucus, which takes the place of
Speaker 1: cholesterol drugs that make me feel like I'm bruised. But
Speaker 1: this new drug that they have out you and you
Speaker 1: can inject it yourself. I do it twice a month,
Speaker 1: and I don't have the I don't have the back
Speaker 1: and the shoulder pain I used to have. And so
Speaker 1: at this point, even though You've been a great Trump
Speaker 1: supporter in the past. You have to see where it goes.
Speaker 1: So Denny Smith, we got to go. I wish you well,
Speaker 1: but I want to get somebody on practically affected by this,
Speaker 1: not theoretically like a talk show host or any I
Speaker 1: want to talk to someone in the field buying five
Speaker 1: hundred million syringes a year from China and the actual
Speaker 1: impact of this is going to be additional costs greatly,
Speaker 1: in fact, more than twice the cost for each syringe
Speaker 1: of these tariffs hold correct.
Speaker 4: Correct, And Billy just wants to say one more thing.
Speaker 4: I want to let you know that when you say
Speaker 4: my syringes are made in China, they're a contract manufacturer.
Speaker 4: It's my technology, it's my five cent k. I own it,
Speaker 4: my engineer drawings. We submitted it to the FDA for approval,
Speaker 4: so I'm just contracting somebody to make it. But it's
Speaker 4: my drawings, it's my five to ten K, my FDA approval,
Speaker 4: I own it. I own the technology. So it's not
Speaker 4: like not like I'm making T shirts and trying them.
Speaker 1: No, it's no.
Speaker 4: This is different, so different, very different. And I do
Speaker 4: appreciate your time on the phone today. Very much. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much, Denny Smith, thank you.
Speaker 1: I wanted to have a practical person effected by this,
Speaker 1: and Denny Smith, thank you for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, thank you very much much.
Speaker 1: I let's continue with more practically, that's the impact on
Speaker 1: some small manufacturers. Where it goes from here is anyone's guest.
Speaker 1: But Denny Smith is an ethical businessman that works through
Speaker 1: the FDA. It's his technology, like a kind of like
Speaker 1: an Apple phone. That technology is here, but the product
Speaker 1: is made in China or elsewhere based upon specifications of
Speaker 1: Apple itself. Let's continue with more Bill cunning Him News
Speaker 1: coming up in a few minutes on news radio seven
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Speaker 7: Perhaps the most interesting name in America today really this
Speaker 7: young lady. I can't tell her age, but it looks
Speaker 7: like she's probably early twenties. Her middle I'm not making
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Speaker 1: No yep, oh, hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting God no irock,
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Speaker 1: when you were a little boy driving around aimlessly, you
Speaker 1: listened seg me and Mike Jim.
Speaker 8: Scott in Dent and Dan grew up driving around the
Speaker 8: mean streets, the concrete jungle of Dent.
Speaker 1: Segasphalt jungle. Now you're here, the Dent Schoolhouse when it
Speaker 1: was a schoolhouse.
Speaker 8: I'm not that old, seg but it was there. But
Speaker 8: yeah about the zip dip zip, I was just there.
Speaker 8: I brought the little rocks there just last week. I
Speaker 8: was you can't go now down, You'll get washed away. Yes,
Speaker 8: she used to ride around in the car with with
Speaker 8: with my dad and listen to the big One, Mike McConnell,
Speaker 8: Willie Seg Burbank, the whole nine, Jim Scott, Jim Scott,
Speaker 8: Jeff Henderson, Jeff Henderson, Randy Michaels.
Speaker 1: I called Mike McConnell earlier, and I'm gonna call it one.
Speaker 8: Told him, thank you for all your years of great
Speaker 8: service and for your example for a young young guy,
Speaker 8: uh what ten twelve years ago it was just breaking
Speaker 8: into this business and looking at him to see how
Speaker 8: you get it done.
Speaker 1: So thank you, Mike McConnell. I'm gonna call him tonight.
Speaker 1: A little swan saw is the best. Uh tell you,
Speaker 1: he did things we couldn't do, I mean, getting up
Speaker 1: every morning. Sig couldn't do that. I'm sorry, currently doing it.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but you get to spend your morning so
Speaker 1: with Sarah Elise? Is that is that correct?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry? Dozed off for a minute. Do you have
Speaker 1: thoughts about her of time and a lascivious character? No?
Speaker 1: I think maybe I do sometimes thoughts of good luck
Speaker 1: to you. I'll repute, he'll repute. I don't know. Se
Speaker 1: in that demented mind of yours, of how many girlfriends
Speaker 1: you've had? What did Tom Brenneman say, with all the
Speaker 1: relationships I've had with Tanyo Rourke, Chari Pollelo, Tricia McKie,
Speaker 1: Paula and their toadies, Norma Rashid, Carol Williams at all,
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. It is unbelievable. And that is absolutely unbelievable.
Speaker 8: Now, I got a question for you, Yes, don't need
Speaker 8: to get you a pair of socks or you? Seg
Speaker 8: Are you getting cold feet about the Trumpster and all
Speaker 8: the tariffs and going down to get you a pair
Speaker 8: of socks?
Speaker 1: Egg was? I was like yesterday at five o'clock, I'm
Speaker 1: going down with the ss Trump. I'm with you, it's
Speaker 1: going down on the bows. Let's go going right down
Speaker 1: like the Titanic. That's it, all right. I don't know,
Speaker 1: get some cold feet out there. Me and Rose remember
Speaker 1: her name. She asked me to draw her one time
Speaker 1: and I said, no, let Leo do it. That's all
Speaker 1: I can say. Come on, Kate Winsley, yes with you.
Speaker 1: I don't know she don't want me to draw her,
Speaker 1: but I said no, let Leo do it. Now, what's
Speaker 1: on You got Tom Brenahan, Yes, Marty Brenahan, Yes, as
Speaker 1: said by President George Bush for Colina. So that's where
Speaker 1: that started. There's a tape we gotta find it of
Speaker 1: Bush forty three at my ballpark, introducing and legendary broadcaster
Speaker 1: Tom Brenn, Marty Mark, Mark, Tom, Marty Brenahan, Marty Brenahan.
Speaker 1: And that's how it began. Come on, legendary broadcaster Marty Brenahan.
Speaker 1: So I don't know it's a tape is somewhere. It's
Speaker 1: it's recorded in the Annals of History.
Speaker 8: I know that Tom was going to be with us
Speaker 8: at five o'clock talk about the new show of Whorse.
Speaker 8: He got the big announcement this morning. I listened to
Speaker 8: all Fired Up, Good too. I listened to it for
Speaker 8: posterity sake?
Speaker 1: Who will be here tomorrow between eight and nine? Do
Speaker 1: you think? Segment? Do you know who's gonna will you
Speaker 1: be here? Yeah? A bevy of superstars will be rolling
Speaker 1: into this room as we speak. And then who will
Speaker 1: Tom Brenneman's first guest be on Monday? Probably his dad, dad,
Speaker 1: Marty Well, one wife and he's got the right name.
Speaker 1: But on his own, he made his own career by himself.
Speaker 1: The doors a row, he walked in and he performed.
Speaker 1: So that's all you can do. Segment, Give me some
Speaker 1: sports and make it fast if you don't mind, will
Speaker 1: he Barney Brenahan? Will he the Stuode reporters of proud
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Speaker 1: The Reds have been pitching strong willy while the offense
Speaker 1: is up, and they got to get with it tonight,
Speaker 1: starting with a first of four against the brew Crew
Speaker 1: and beautiful Milwaukee. Oh they're inside coverage that begins six
Speaker 1: h five Sports Talk Lance six forty Arnel Carriers, Inside
Speaker 1: Pitch and then Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Inning Show after the game,
Speaker 1: tell the rock some of the history of the Red
Speaker 1: start they have except for Della Cruz. They're abouting one
Speaker 1: forty five, right, but both teams Milwaukee started out zho
Speaker 1: and four. They're two and four just like the Reds.
Speaker 1: They've gotten the pitching in this series with the Rangers
Speaker 1: Singer Spiers Green, twenty innings, a low, two runs, five walks,
Speaker 1: twenty one k's. You know, here's what it comes down to.
Speaker 8: It's like, when we pitch good, we can't hit, and
Speaker 8: when we hit, we can't pitch good. So we have
Speaker 8: a game like yesterday where you can't hit, the pitching
Speaker 8: mos will be worth a crap too, you know, I
Speaker 8: mean save that for the days when the hittings Deacon two.
Speaker 1: Now that makes any sense, No, it doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: And the two games they played they had eighteen strikeouts
Speaker 1: the Red Spatters and zero zero. Watch explain that that's
Speaker 1: almost impossible. For Nathan Valdi the other night, just right
Speaker 1: there he was, he was dealing, so there's no way
Speaker 1: that he was gonna get beat. Well, somehow they were
Speaker 1: able to get new walks. No walks, that's hard to do.
Speaker 1: Gordon Vederino told me a walks as good as a hit. Yes,
Speaker 1: no walks, get ducks on the pond. I told you,
Speaker 1: if you don't score runs, you can't win. Write that down.
Speaker 1: Walk as good as a hit.
Speaker 4: Right there.
Speaker 1: Milwaukee won yesterday against Kansas City on a squeeze bunt. Well,
Speaker 1: I like that? How about that?
Speaker 3: I like that?
Speaker 1: That's like tom The Dodgers are eight no, break them
Speaker 1: up Atlantas oh and seven? How's that possible? Money talks
Speaker 1: and bs walks. Atlanta's a pretty good team. You need it.
Speaker 1: You gotta get the players, the players, the players. They
Speaker 1: look at the end of money. The Dodgers are eight No,
Speaker 1: the Padres are seven and o, and the Giants are
Speaker 1: five and one. That sque one hell of a race
Speaker 1: right there. Glad we're not in the West anymore. Now
Speaker 1: he used to be in the west. Remember that would
Speaker 1: already Saint Louis was in the East and Cincinnati was
Speaker 1: in the west. What sense did that make? Zero? But
Speaker 1: that's the way it was.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 1: It's like, man, you're Willie. College basketball tonight quarterfinals Las
Speaker 1: Vegas Viva Las Vegas Crown Tourney the Crown Attorney. Tonight
Speaker 1: the quarterfinals Cincinnati Bearcats against UCF and six thirty ESPN
Speaker 1: fifteen thirty Bearcats still playing basketball, but not Notre Dame,
Speaker 1: not NKU, not Savior in not Ohio state. The Bearcats
Speaker 1: are still playing at bear Park or anybody else had
Speaker 1: a bad year. Col rain NCAA tournament update for US.
Speaker 1: You buy a c R gunn eyed pools and spas
Speaker 1: call today swim this year called Frank cy Bell. He's
Speaker 1: running a special. The women's National semifinals tomorrow Rock and Tampa.
Speaker 1: It'll be the Texas up against South Carolina and then
Speaker 1: UCLA meets Yukon. This is the women's tournament, right, who
Speaker 1: do you like their? Rock have no idea Men's Attorney
Speaker 1: on Saturday in San Antonio. You know, if women patrons
Speaker 1: don't care about that, why should we?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 1: You know, most human beings for female. So if the
Speaker 1: females don't want to watch.
Speaker 8: If the females all got together instead of the throats,
Speaker 8: they would rule the wall. They know everything everything, have nothing.
Speaker 8: We have nothing.
Speaker 1: Men's was Florida and Auburn the Gaters in the War Eagle.
Speaker 1: Then it's Houston v. Duke. I like, Duke, what about you?
Speaker 3: Duke?
Speaker 1: But if what have got? Team stayed together for two
Speaker 1: or three years? Cool, that's the way it used to be.
Speaker 1: And they got old days back in the nineties, not
Speaker 1: the eighteen.
Speaker 9: Nineties, the nineteen nineties any more. Kids are at four
Speaker 9: different schools. Well go the highest bidder. Yeah, it just
Speaker 9: the Xavier's guard ends up. You're going to do Louisville
Speaker 9: now and play.
Speaker 8: For Kelsey's Ryan Conwell, that's him, he said, that's his
Speaker 8: fourth school.
Speaker 1: That's about Richard Bettino. He just got a commitments Valpo
Speaker 1: transfer freshman guard. All right? His name is what? All right?
Speaker 1: I know he's all right, but what's his name? All right?
Speaker 1: Everage fifteen point fifty ten and a half points per game,
Speaker 1: shot thirty thirty eight percent from three. He's got three
Speaker 1: years remaining and he's the MVC Freshman of the Year.
Speaker 1: What if Xavier had a cattle call to the population
Speaker 1: of students and savior and say, if you can play basketball,
Speaker 1: come out and try out for the team. Does that
Speaker 1: make sense?
Speaker 8: No, not at all, because if they could play basketball,
Speaker 8: they'd be playing basketball.
Speaker 1: Right, well, let's find somebody to play like a Notre
Speaker 1: Dame football When then when Marcus Freeman ever say let's
Speaker 1: put out a message.
Speaker 8: The players that are there have not well were not.
Speaker 8: They didn't think any of them could get any nil.
Speaker 1: So they said, I'll go be a regular if you
Speaker 1: have a field a team. They don't have a team
Speaker 1: at Xager. Just ask the intermural teams, the men or
Speaker 1: the women, if you can play, come I under try
Speaker 1: out for the team.
Speaker 8: It didn't be good to you know, maybe you find
Speaker 8: a donand in the rough. Yeah you might make a
Speaker 8: whole squad that way, but maybe fine, why fine.
Speaker 1: And get some nil money one hundred grand a year
Speaker 1: dotion free do Ray and the me. Bengals update brought
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Speaker 1: locations in northern Uckey. Trey Hendrickson yesterday on the Pat
Speaker 1: McAfee show, not good, not happy. The Bengals management an
Speaker 1: apparently Katie Blackburn is saying we may go someplace else.
Speaker 1: We can go wherever we want with the negotiations with
Speaker 1: the county over the stadium.
Speaker 8: So they went in and they buckled for chase in Higgins.
Speaker 8: But so now they're going to go back and being
Speaker 8: hard line and get rid of their best defensive player.
Speaker 1: Makes sense to me. But Katie Blackburn is saying she
Speaker 1: might move the team. She's quoted as saying that, you know,
Speaker 1: we can go wherever we want. Where else you're going
Speaker 1: to go? I don't know. I mean they got to
Speaker 1: if they go in someplace they got a bill stadium,
Speaker 1: don't they tell is existing area? I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 1: David Young and moving to Warren count will be what
Speaker 1: is a growing city right in San Antonio. I'd like
Speaker 1: to have a team Nashville. Well, no, they already got won,
Speaker 1: but they get another one in Mexico City. That's the
Speaker 1: morning I thought about Mexo City Bengals. The Mexico City Bengals.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Mexico City t grace, excuse you, I'm
Speaker 1: sorry speaking of that, you brought that up. We're playing
Speaker 1: Notre Dame in a doubleheader. You have to take two
Speaker 1: station A wagons from Victory Parkway to South Bend doubleheader
Speaker 1: and the pitch Peach basketball baseball. Oh okay, so fifty
Speaker 1: at six am, six players show up to go play
Speaker 1: Notre Dame. A doubleheader, and coach Shohawk says to me, well, Willie,
Speaker 1: we need two or three more guys. And I said, well,
Speaker 1: what are your suggestion? No cell phones right, so what
Speaker 1: do you do? I got to Brockman Hall start knocking
Speaker 1: on doors six fifteen, six thirty in the morning to
Speaker 1: find new players. We got to get some players, go
Speaker 1: play Notre Dame. I barely got three or four guys
Speaker 1: who played in high school speaking of Inner Merle and
Speaker 1: we want to beat one of Bob Arnson's on the mountain.
Speaker 1: We beat Notre Dame there won the first game, lost
Speaker 1: the second game eighteen to one. So Notre Dame. We
Speaker 1: beat the underestimated in the first game. We had nine
Speaker 1: or ten players. That's it. That's it. But I knocked
Speaker 1: on doors to get someone to come. You got uniforms,
Speaker 1: You got uniforms. Bring your glove, you got a glove.
Speaker 1: Let's go. You're on the team. You're gonna get in jail.
Speaker 1: I guess knocking on doors, I'm yelling, who can play baseball?
Speaker 1: We need players, You're gonna play way. Let's They didn't
Speaker 1: call the police one. It took five and a half
Speaker 1: hour drive. Got out of the car at one o'clock,
Speaker 1: played a doubleheader, won the first game like three to
Speaker 1: two or something. Stopt there. Yeah, it was I believeble
Speaker 1: the I'm telling coach Patino go in to the innermural
Speaker 1: halls and find somebody who can play. Put a uniform
Speaker 1: on them. Let's have a cattle call. Get some players.
Speaker 1: Right now, he's got two or three players, he needs
Speaker 1: ten more. You gonna get players when I use the
Speaker 1: present crop of players and savior who play in a
Speaker 1: mural basketball.
Speaker 8: I think it's a good idea. Can get one on them.
Speaker 8: Say good, good marketing, get some feel goods.
Speaker 1: You know it's not bad, not bad? All right? What
Speaker 1: else you got on the big show today?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 8: We got Bill Dendi right out of the gate on
Speaker 8: the stock market. Everyone's panicking, panics, panicking. My wife is panicing.
Speaker 8: She's to the right of me and she's like, oh,
Speaker 8: what's he doing. I'm like, come on now, I got
Speaker 8: a blanket in the closet if you're getting cold.
Speaker 1: What did the little rocks say about the tariffs? Tariffs?
Speaker 1: They're in the flip cards and they.
Speaker 8: Said they're in that wonderful time of life where you
Speaker 8: have no responsibility and no bills.
Speaker 1: Nothing. Remember that how vaguely you know, you don't remember
Speaker 1: how good you had it. I used to take my
Speaker 1: baseball trading cards, put them on the back of my
Speaker 1: swing bike and have like a motorbike.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yep, with a with a no responsibilities, none net
Speaker 8: to worry about anything, no money, not It's wonderful again.
Speaker 1: Never realized how good you had Kelly. It's going to
Speaker 1: be okay. Just got to hang in there.
Speaker 8: Then we got our fitness guy, PJ. Street at four o'clock.
Speaker 8: You're gonna talk about if you were healthy. Meal doesn't
Speaker 8: have these three things. I write this down. It's not helping.
Speaker 8: He's gonna unveil with this three.
Speaker 4: You know what they are?
Speaker 1: At this point I think I do. You don't want
Speaker 1: to tell us about about the four food groups, Ron's, Roost, Graders, Skyline, Chilis,
Speaker 1: the roses, and throwing Montgomery in. Yes, how about those five?
Speaker 3: Take that.
Speaker 8: That's pretty good, old guy and Tom Brennan at five o'clock,
Speaker 8: I like to our new morning host.
Speaker 1: Man Tom Tom Brenahan, Rocky, thank you, thank you, thank you,
Speaker 1: see you seven hundred segment Get me out of Stooge Report.
Speaker 1: You forgot Willie and honor of a rainy day in
Speaker 1: the next few days. Rain, rain, rain, go away. That's
Speaker 1: all we got. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 1: of the stew Report. It sounds corny, but you know that.
Speaker 5: The the journey here the last four years has been
Speaker 5: almost five for me personally in my family has been
Speaker 5: a It hadn't been easy, right, But you know, if
Speaker 5: there's somebody out there once a day, once a week,
Speaker 5: once a month that thinks that, you know, they've screwed
Speaker 5: up really bad with their kids, with their wife, with
Speaker 5: their job, with their life, you know, maybe I can
Speaker 5: somehow along the way try to make them understand that, man,
Speaker 5: you keep the faith and you keep on getting up
Speaker 5: and hopefully good things are going to happen. Sure, and
Speaker 5: this is a really really good thing. It's a privilege
Speaker 5: and an honor. And I take this very very seriously.
Speaker 5: I'm going to try to laugh and have a lot
Speaker 5: of fun, but I am just so grateful. You know,
Speaker 5: this station has been a part of my family for
Speaker 5: fifty one years.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I moved here when I was ten years old and
Speaker 5: had never been to Cincinnati, had never been north of Richmond,
Speaker 5: Virginia in my life, and to come here and to
Speaker 5: call this place home. And I love this place.
Speaker 1: I've left for a long time like you did.
Speaker 2: For a while.
Speaker 5: I had a chance to come back and I'm eternally
Speaker 5: grateful for that. And our kids have grown up here
Speaker 5: and we're going to live here, and I love it here.
Speaker 5: And if there's anything I can do to make it
Speaker 5: a little bit better for anybody, all of us living
Speaker 5: around here, hopefully that's something that can happen.
Speaker 1: Very nice one or nice one, said Tom, most welcome segment.
Speaker 1: And you got to call him, of course, you see
Speaker 1: him every day, Yep, Rocky, youre gona have him on
Speaker 1: at a five o'clock, five o'clock Mike McConnell and I
Speaker 1: will talk tonight. Tell them The Red's News Radio seven
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