Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, the great American back in the Southern.
Speaker 2: Command, Tony Bender is here.
Speaker 1: Now to make sure I stay on a straight and
Speaker 1: narrow path. I've made certain promises at this point to
Speaker 1: the Donald Trump and others that I will stay four
Speaker 1: more years because I belonged to the city. I belong
Speaker 1: to the Knight Glenn Fry style. Start playing that music too.
Speaker 1: But believe it or not, the sheriff and I have
Speaker 1: not been together now for about two or three weeks.
Speaker 2: Haven't spoken after the election. But Sheriff Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones, the Great Sheriff of Butler County, also one of
Speaker 1: the seventeen electors who actually will vote for Donald Trump
Speaker 1: around the first week in December and the state Capitol
Speaker 1: along with my sister Mary Diane Red and she'll be
Speaker 1: there with him. I guess my sister will be carrying
Speaker 1: his bags again. But that's a different story. And Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones elector Richard K. Jones, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, give me your analysis of what happened.
Speaker 1: I haven't slept for about eight nine days. It's wonderful
Speaker 1: I didn't sleep that night, went to work the next day.
Speaker 1: If what I do is work, and I slept the
Speaker 1: next night, and I wake up every day with a
Speaker 1: smile on my face to pinch myself as is real.
Speaker 1: American people figured out the crap that they were thrown
Speaker 1: at them by the Democrats. But nonetheless, I why did
Speaker 1: Trump win? And will you vote for him the first
Speaker 1: week in December? The vote that really counts.
Speaker 3: Hey, it those electoral votes, baby, electoral college. But see,
Speaker 3: I've been there twice. I was the first vote on
Speaker 3: the first election that he won. Look, if I died tomorrow,
Speaker 3: the mortician couldn't take the smile off my face. And
Speaker 3: it's that permanent. Listen, and the American peoples, it since
Speaker 3: chills down my spine. People are happy, and those that
Speaker 3: aren't happy me just being happy makes them unhappy, which
Speaker 3: is good. And look, the American people have spoke. I
Speaker 3: don't care where you're from. A morning, Joe, he's over
Speaker 3: there kissing his brain or or or maybe his ring.
Speaker 2: Sat he's kissing the swastik go.
Speaker 1: Ty have lunch with you, Hitler, Please please please let
Speaker 1: me kiss your ring, please please.
Speaker 3: And that's what and that's what they're doing. Like the
Speaker 3: day after they're calling and that's because their ratings are high,
Speaker 3: and they're a bunch of schmucks. And look up, schmuck.
Speaker 3: That's what they are, as schmuck, and they're useless. All
Speaker 3: the media is gonna they want to talk to him. Uh,
Speaker 3: and they they and I'll tell you what, President Trump's
Speaker 3: going to talk to him. I'm afraid of it. And
Speaker 3: I believe that he's going to do everything that he
Speaker 3: can to make this work. He's got a mission, and
Speaker 3: his mission is to make the country better than what
Speaker 3: it was. He's got all the money he needs, jets,
Speaker 3: he's going to go out. He's working on his legacy.
Speaker 3: He's hiring people that can do the job, and that
Speaker 3: his attorney general pick. Hey, listen, that's got them in
Speaker 3: the swamp scared Ronald Reagan's that it was a swamp,
Speaker 3: and it is a swamp. You got the Uh. The
Speaker 3: the military hasn't even been able to balance the buzzy.
Speaker 3: They got hundreds of billions of dollar, mister Natl, Look
Speaker 3: don't know where it went.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: That's listen, and Musk and the Vek they're gonna they're
Speaker 3: gonna fix that part. And all these picks that he's got. Uh,
Speaker 3: I I don't know that he's picked any transgenders. Maybe
Speaker 3: he has. Uh, I haven't seen him yet, but listen, uh,
Speaker 3: he would if they could do the job, he would.
Speaker 1: You know, Sheriff, I sent you a picture of Sam Britton.
Speaker 1: He's the cross dresser who steals women's dresses from airport carousels.
Speaker 1: He was in charge of the nuclear codes. He was
Speaker 1: in charge of nuclear weapons. Let's put Pete hecseth. Let's
Speaker 1: get his photo next to Sam Britton and tell me.
Speaker 1: Tell me whether or not the media gave sam Britton
Speaker 1: a free pass and are crapping all over Pete Hegseth.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, if those are the two choices, I'll
Speaker 1: take Pete every day of the week along with doctor
Speaker 1: Rachel Levine or I think treated doctor treated Tony Bender
Speaker 1: at some point, doctor Rachel Levine, who is a so
Speaker 1: called doctor in charge of health and human services. I'll
Speaker 1: take him next to any of the Trump picks any
Speaker 1: day of the week. I sent you a picture there
Speaker 1: of Sam Britton in charge of our nuclear weapons.
Speaker 3: What do you think, Hey, I know what Russia thinks,
Speaker 3: I know what IM think. They think we're a bunch
Speaker 3: of fools. Listen, and Biden didn't pick those. It's all
Speaker 3: the deep deep state. They do all the pick and form.
Speaker 3: That's why they didn't like Trump the Republicans when he
Speaker 3: first came in because of the deep state. They choose
Speaker 3: to run everything. Trump came in. He don't care what
Speaker 3: they want to run, and he's going to do the
Speaker 3: right thing. He's going to get rid of all of them.
Speaker 3: He's going to move some of those buildings out of
Speaker 3: d C. And if they're not coming to work, I've
Speaker 3: been told that a lot of those buildings are empty.
Speaker 3: They still work from home. That means you don't need them.
Speaker 3: Get rid of them, nobody. Hey, the American people are tired.
Speaker 3: They want lower taxes, they want we're getting ready to
Speaker 3: go to war. That Biden telling the Ukraine before he leaves.
Speaker 3: But it's not Biden. It's the people that are behind
Speaker 3: the curtain. Like in the Wizard of Oz, the Great Oz,
Speaker 3: whoever that is is running everything, Remember the Great Oz
Speaker 3: and the bank from and making the smoke. The Great
Speaker 3: Oz says, go away, And that's the people don't want
Speaker 3: to leave. You talk about having to smoke them out
Speaker 3: of the White House. All those staffers, all those people
Speaker 3: that are at the top of the FBI, the military
Speaker 3: generals that couldn't be the general in charge of a
Speaker 3: boy Scout group. And they don't even know what they've got.
Speaker 3: They don't know where their money is. It's such a
Speaker 3: big bureaucracy. The Pentagon is they the people at the top,
Speaker 3: have no idea what all the money is being spent.
Speaker 3: And it's been accepted. But listen, we got creds now
Speaker 3: China's going to give us creds Iran's already trying to
Speaker 3: kiss his ring. And then you got the North Korea guy.
Speaker 3: He wants to get whatever.
Speaker 4: Kind of deal he can.
Speaker 3: None of them are going to say it's all gonna
Speaker 3: be good. The Ukraine War will be over, if not
Speaker 3: before they start a World War three. Trump when that
Speaker 3: and the Israelis, they'll get whatever they need to finish
Speaker 3: the job. Jobs almost finished anyway. We just didn't get
Speaker 3: their nukes, so they don't have nukes, and it's a
Speaker 3: better world we live in today. France, you seem where
Speaker 3: they're going to go ahead and they're going to have
Speaker 3: a temporary hold on anybody coming into their country.
Speaker 1: In Canada, Canada said we can't take it anymore. We're
Speaker 1: done with that. France has done with England's done with it.
Speaker 1: And all of a sudden, let me ask you about
Speaker 1: Morning Joe, because every day I got up for the
Speaker 1: last two weeks anyway to watch Morning Joe and Zeka
Speaker 1: Braziski called Donald Trump Hitler a Nazi and called him
Speaker 1: a racist and sexist, a homophobe. It was the end
Speaker 1: of democracy. You vote for him, We're never going to
Speaker 1: vote again. This is the last election. It was all
Speaker 1: a lie. They were like actors and actorses playing a
Speaker 1: role untethered to reality. You know, the media is supposed
Speaker 1: to be objective and fair. Just the facts, man, just
Speaker 1: the facts. None of that is true. Because they went
Speaker 1: down quickly and kissed the ring, wanted to lunch and
Speaker 1: dinner with Hitler down in mar A Lago. They knew
Speaker 1: it was all bs. And then you got Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: who spent the last few months. I might recall about
Speaker 1: two years ago. He's in front of Constitutional Hall, Independence
Speaker 1: Hall in Philadelphia with a red lit building behind him,
Speaker 1: with those poor Marines staying on the tension, calling Republicans
Speaker 1: like you, calling it Republicans like you a threat to democracy.
Speaker 1: And now that all of a sudden, Joe Biden loses
Speaker 1: the election. He places a call to Hitler saying, it's
Speaker 1: all okay, come on into the white House, let's talk.
Speaker 1: A couple of days later, here comes Donald Trump sitting
Speaker 1: in the White House with Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: It was all a lie. Why did so many people
Speaker 2: believe a lie was the truth?
Speaker 1: The truth is a lie because they were told by
Speaker 1: the media and by the Democratic Party exactly who Donald
Speaker 1: Trump was.
Speaker 2: But now that he's won, they said.
Speaker 1: Ah, forget about the Hitler stuff, forget about the Nazis,
Speaker 1: forget about socialism, forget about all that stuff. Let's accept
Speaker 1: Donald Trump back into the White House. Wasn't it all
Speaker 1: a lie? And how many Americans bought the lies told
Speaker 1: to them by the mainstream media and by the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: This is somehow the end of democracy. Hell, it's the
Speaker 1: beginning of democracy, just the opposite. Are they done? Give
Speaker 1: me a full report.
Speaker 2: There's a question in there somewhere, please answer it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what it is? It's the common Sense Party. People
Speaker 3: want common sense. It doesn't matter what party you are,
Speaker 3: what color you are, what gender you are. I know
Speaker 3: people that gay people that voted for Trump. Secretly, they've
Speaker 3: told me that everybody has just and the media has
Speaker 3: beat him up so bad, prosecuted him, and anybody that's
Speaker 3: had to go through the US court system and know
Speaker 3: when the government gets on, you can't defend yourself, you
Speaker 3: can't afford it. And then they go ahead and they
Speaker 3: attacked him, they beat him down, all lies, all crap,
Speaker 3: and people were just tired of the lies. And when
Speaker 3: they get up there and they say the economy is great,
Speaker 3: it's not. Housing is not great. A loaf of bread,
Speaker 3: healthy bread called six bucks, a pound of butter, just
Speaker 3: a pound of butter, which isn't much, seven eight dollars
Speaker 3: just for a few sticks of butter, and people don't hey,
Speaker 3: and and everything you get is less and less. Then
Speaker 3: when you have people come up and say, we're just
Speaker 3: going to keep it the way it is, they can't
Speaker 3: answer questions. They spend a billion and a half dollars.
Speaker 3: They bring all the goofy actors in and high end
Speaker 3: actors and singers. Listen, they don't live like us, and
Speaker 3: they were all being paid. But we don't care what
Speaker 3: they think. That clooney guy, I could care less for George.
Speaker 2: George all I want that Georgie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all I want them to do is get there
Speaker 3: singing dance and entertaining them twenty bucks. Yeah, hey, you're
Speaker 3: really funny man.
Speaker 2: To get out of here, sreff.
Speaker 1: I want to go over some facts, and so many
Speaker 1: talk show hosts and podcasters the only deal on fantasy,
Speaker 1: deal with facts. How about these facts in Wisconsin, which
Speaker 1: are of course a very very important state. For example,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump got twenty percent of the black vote in Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: In Georgia, he got twenty five percent of the black
Speaker 1: vote in Georgia. In Pennsylvania, North Carolina he got twenty
Speaker 1: three and twenty percent, respectively. And here's the Koudeta. Now
Speaker 1: you would think in the diversity pyramid of those that
Speaker 1: Democrats care about and victimize the most, who are American Indians.
Speaker 1: These aren't Indians from Bombay. This is like Chalktaw Nation
Speaker 1: and the Arapa.
Speaker 2: Ho. How about this fact.
Speaker 1: From NBC News and NBC News must be right, Lester Holtz,
Speaker 1: never wrong. How about this NBC News says that sixty
Speaker 1: five percent of American Indians voted for Donald Trump. And
Speaker 1: so you take the Indians, take African Americans, Hispanic males,
Speaker 1: fifty five percent of Hispanic mails voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And those are the categories that the Democratic Party has
Speaker 1: pandered to and exploited for decades. How is it possible
Speaker 1: that the Arapa Hose nation said sixty five percent voted
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump, fifty five percent of Hispanic men voted
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump, and take the black vote. In Georgia, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, Wisconsin, anywhere between twenty and twenty five percent
Speaker 1: voted for Donald Trump. Because those are the groups pandered
Speaker 1: to and exploited by Democrats like Barack and Michelle Obama
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris and Joe Biden for decades. How's that possible?
Speaker 1: Even in Butler County, about seventy five percent voted for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I lay upon the table this question, Sheriff
Speaker 1: Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones.
Speaker 3: Why why? It's simply they can The American people aren't stupid.
Speaker 3: We don't like to be lied to, we don't like
Speaker 3: to be pandered to. And just because the media, sometimes
Speaker 3: you can overbeat somebody, like in a ballgame, you're running
Speaker 3: the score up. They were running the score up, trying
Speaker 3: to cheat by prosecution. They had their goofy judges in
Speaker 3: these cases. That are all Hey, and you know what
Speaker 3: they were doing. They were trying to fix it to
Speaker 3: where he couldn't run. And if he couldn't, Biden would
Speaker 3: still be president. He'd have been run.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: People have had the look, they've got the pitchforks out.
Speaker 3: They're throwing these people out of office. And I believe
Speaker 3: that the mandates there and the whole world's changing. And listen,
Speaker 3: when you see all the wasteful spending. Trump's going to
Speaker 3: be so much better when he comes in this time.
Speaker 3: He knows how it works. He's not going to be
Speaker 3: his first time. He's got people picked for the job,
Speaker 3: and they're going to get it cleaned out wherever these
Speaker 3: people are hiding and sneaking and all these bureaucracks. And
Speaker 3: when they spy on Americans, they got those NSA groups.
Speaker 3: They spy on every day Americans and listen to their
Speaker 3: phone calls. Then they leak it out. They run the country.
Speaker 3: That's all going to change from day one when he
Speaker 3: starts to sign those executive orders. He's got the House,
Speaker 3: he's got the Senate, we've got the Supreme Court. Now
Speaker 3: the Democrats are trying to load up the federal judges
Speaker 3: right before it's too late. You're trying to cheat.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Lastly, Sheriff in twenty sixteen, in December twenty sixteen, you
Speaker 2: were one of eighteen at that point, now at seventeen
Speaker 2: actual human beings who really vote for Donald Trump. You
Speaker 2: were inundated with postcards and letters, in texts and emails
Speaker 2: all over the world asking you to become disloyal a
Speaker 2: disaffected Republican who won't vote for Donald Trump. Number one,
Speaker 2: I assume you're not going to go to the other
Speaker 2: side of it for Kamala Harris. But secondly, give Tony
Speaker 2: Bender the process by which you actually vote, because our
Speaker 2: vote on November fifth was important, but all we did
Speaker 2: was vote for people like you and my sister to
Speaker 2: actually vote.
Speaker 3: Explain how that happens each state. It's a very formal operation.
Speaker 3: You go to Columbus or the capitol in every state
Speaker 3: you're sworn in. It's a very very large ceremony for
Speaker 3: these seventeen. In Ohio. The last time I done that,
Speaker 3: I got probably ten thousand letters delivered to my house
Speaker 3: by by mail and trays. I'm not exaggerating, and they
Speaker 3: were from all over the world demanding did I not
Speaker 3: vote for Trump? And at that point I figured I
Speaker 3: would go to the backyard. I said, a bomb fire,
Speaker 3: lit me a cigar, and the cows behind me. I said,
Speaker 3: we're even laughing. And I filmed the whole process and
Speaker 3: I set them on fire. And if I start getting
Speaker 3: those letters again by the thousands, I've got another plan.
Speaker 3: But I'm not going to tell you what it is,
Speaker 3: but it will surprise the American people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I don't think any It doesn't mean a
Speaker 2: lot now because he's got three hundred and twelve electoral votes,
Speaker 2: unlike in twenty oh one. I think George Bush had
Speaker 2: two seventy one, so each one was critical. But you're
Speaker 2: over the But it's an honor. I mean, I can't
Speaker 2: imagine a more important citizen responsibility than being one of
Speaker 2: the one of the four hundred and thirty eight electors.
Speaker 2: If I I'm sorry, five hundred and thirty eight electors
Speaker 2: to actually show up in state capitals and vote well, Sheriff,
Speaker 2: we got to go. It's been wonderful. Keep the smile
Speaker 2: on your face.
Speaker 1: I'd rather have anybody in charge of our nuclear weapons
Speaker 1: other than the Sam Britain and doctor Rachel Levine. We
Speaker 1: have normal people back in charge. And when I see
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and Malania doing the tomahawk chop because sixty
Speaker 1: five percent of American Indians voted for him.
Speaker 2: It gives me hope. But Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones, you're a great American, and thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. And someday I must come
Speaker 1: back to Butler County. I want to walk into jail
Speaker 1: with you and watch the respect the inmates have for you.
Speaker 1: It's your hand out those Sheriff Burgers. That's what I
Speaker 1: want to do in the next month or two. If
Speaker 1: you will allow me.
Speaker 3: Hey, I will allow you, my friend, and to all
Speaker 3: the listeners, we done it. Be proud to be an American.
Speaker 3: The song just don't forget.
Speaker 2: Well, at least I know him. For YMCA, I'll sell
Speaker 2: you what we're gonna We're going to hit the YMCA
Speaker 2: going out on the other side. Richard K. Jones, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. You're a great American.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Sheriff. I must continue with Norda Sheriff.
Speaker 5: News Radio seven hundred welcome.
Speaker 1: Every day I wake up with a big smile on
Speaker 1: my face saying this cannot be true. For the last
Speaker 1: almost two weeks, two weeks exactly, it's been just wonderful.
Speaker 1: It's been glorious. American people finally figured it out. They
Speaker 1: didn't want to let they don't want to live in
Speaker 1: some liberal fantasy that exists only in their mind, and
Speaker 1: that average Americans say, we can't take this anymore. They
Speaker 1: looked at Kamala Harrison said are you kidding me? And
Speaker 1: they said, we got four to eight more years of
Speaker 1: her and Tim Waltz on top of the four years
Speaker 1: of Joe Biden, who got lost in a rainforest somewhere
Speaker 1: in Brazil. I don't know if he's been located yet,
Speaker 1: that America will no longer exist and generally we evil
Speaker 1: white Christian straight men voted about the same numbers for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. But underneath that there was an electoral revolution
Speaker 1: that slowly has been building, but this time actually I
Speaker 1: metastasized in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, and in Georgia, North Carolina, Arizona,
Speaker 1: and Nevada that could not be stopped. In fact, there's
Speaker 1: one county on the border of Texas against the Mexico
Speaker 1: that voted seventy eight percent for Donald Trump. Those are
Speaker 1: Hispanic voters in Texas on the border with Mexico. Seventy
Speaker 1: eight percent. How's that possible If what liberals and Democrats
Speaker 1: have been telling us is true, that cannot happen. In fact,
Speaker 1: as an example, I'll give you some facts, then we'll
Speaker 1: go onto the reasons why. In my opinion that at
Speaker 1: the top of the pyramid scheme of Democrats, liberals, progressives
Speaker 1: would be a marriage and Indians who were brutalized, who
Speaker 1: were marginalized, who were killed on site, raped and robbed,
Speaker 1: had their lands taken away by the federal US government.
Speaker 1: At the top of the diversity of pyramid would be
Speaker 1: American Indians because every conceivable government program for the last
Speaker 1: sixty to eighty years has been available to them, to
Speaker 1: all the handouts, and one can imagine certainly happened with
Speaker 1: American Indians and so on top of them, also as
Speaker 1: African Americans and Hispanics, and maybe the gay individuals, etc.
Speaker 1: Abortion rights activists, to planned parenthood. They're certainly in the
Speaker 1: pyramid and the food pyramid. But at the top, at
Speaker 1: the top, of course, would be American Indians. So I
Speaker 1: saw this on Axios, a website that I peruse every day,
Speaker 1: that said the following the biggest surprise of this election,
Speaker 1: according to NBC, News, And if NBC News said it
Speaker 1: must be true, sixty five percent of American Indians voted
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. How is this possible? That is significantly
Speaker 1: higher than fifty seven percent of white voters who chose Trump.
Speaker 1: So in your mind, fifty seven percent of white voters
Speaker 1: voted for Donald Trump. Of that number, of the fifty
Speaker 1: seven percent, about seventy five percent of American men white
Speaker 1: voted for Donald Trump. Forty five percent of white women.
Speaker 1: But overall, not counting for gender and the two or
Speaker 1: the one hundred and four that Disney set exists, fifty
Speaker 1: seven percent of white voters voted for Donald Trump, but
Speaker 1: eighty I'm sorry, sixty five percent of Indians voted for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, much higher percentage than white. How's that possible?
Speaker 1: Because over the past few years, if you're living in
Speaker 1: or around an Indian reservation, you don't have time for
Speaker 1: liberal fantasies built around the idea that you were discriminated against,
Speaker 1: you were abused, and were neglected. You're a disadvantaged ethnic
Speaker 1: group in American history. America is intrinsically racist. It's a
Speaker 1: failed to those individuals should say, you know what, I
Speaker 1: can't vote for Donald Trump, but they voted in the
Speaker 1: higher percentages for Donald Trump than Hispanics, for blacks, and
Speaker 1: for white folks, more than any other group, it was
Speaker 1: American Indians. The mind struggles to comprehend that that that
Speaker 1: fact goes everything about Kamala Harris should have attracted, supposedly
Speaker 1: by the mainstream media, everyone who was an Indian should
Speaker 1: have been attracted to vote for a Kamala Harris because
Speaker 1: of what Indians have been put through the last to
Speaker 1: one and fifty to two hundred years. But if you're
Speaker 1: a Native American, is out a shocking number to you
Speaker 1: that Native Americans sixty five percent for Trump, white voters
Speaker 1: fifty seven percent. But the real reason has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with the color wheel put out by the Democrats
Speaker 1: or casinos or bogus claims of institutional racism. Surely no
Speaker 1: racial group in America suffered more from institutional racism, according
Speaker 1: to liberal Democrats, than American Indians. But they recognized in
Speaker 1: this election sixty five percent of American Indians for Trump,
Speaker 1: that the Democratic Party would simply prolong their suffering. They
Speaker 1: were better off under Trump and the act that out
Speaker 1: of self interest you got I can assure you that
Speaker 1: you and I operate out out of self interest. If
Speaker 1: you're a great man or a small person, no matter
Speaker 1: who you are, when you go in and you look
Speaker 1: who you're going to vote for, you your ninety nine
Speaker 1: percent of the time will say, is my life better
Speaker 1: off today than it was four years ago? In whose policies?
Speaker 1: Do I believe? Indians said, I believe in Donald Trump?
Speaker 1: And if you're living on an Indian reservation, in or
Speaker 1: around a reservation in this country, you don't have time
Speaker 1: to placate your fears with liberal fantasies. Don't have time
Speaker 1: for progressivism or DEI, or for what's happening in our
Speaker 1: major public universities. You too busy trying to survive to
Speaker 1: participate in left wing fantasies or the white guilt felt
Speaker 1: by many lives liberals. What you want to do is
Speaker 1: relatively have low prices for the products you buy. Under
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, inflation went up at least twenty percent on average,
Speaker 1: which means some products went up thirty to forty percent,
Speaker 1: some others won up five to ten percent. But you
Speaker 1: worry about inflation. You want criminals off the streets where
Speaker 1: you live. You want better schools for your kids, You
Speaker 1: want a safer, more fulfilling life for you in your family.
Speaker 1: That's what you want. You can be an Indian, you
Speaker 1: can be white, you can be black. You mean straight
Speaker 1: or gay, doesn't make any difference. You want, as an
Speaker 1: American a more fulfilling life for yourself and for your family.
Speaker 1: That's what you're after.
Speaker 2: You also want to stop, if you're an Indian or
Speaker 2: any American, want to stop illegal migration into this country,
Speaker 2: even more than white voters. After all, who's absorbed historically
Speaker 2: more hardships and misery through unchecked immigration than Native Americans.
Speaker 2: They have suffered horribly at the hands of these policies
Speaker 2: of Obama and Biden and Kamala Harris. They don't want that.
Speaker 2: We all want legal migration. You and I want that.
Speaker 2: We want to be able to choose the best and
Speaker 2: the brightest to come here. In fact, if you're from
Speaker 2: Nigeria on the West coast of Africa, you're more likely
Speaker 2: than not to average more income and more education than
Speaker 2: the average white voter or the average Asian voter. If
Speaker 2: you're from Nigeria, we need more Nigerians into this country.
Speaker 2: That's what you're after. No group in America has absorbed
Speaker 2: more pain and hardship and misery through unchecked migration than
Speaker 2: Native Americans. So I go and let me give you
Speaker 2: some other numbers, because you've got the number. Sixty five
Speaker 2: percent of Native Americans voted for Donald Trump. And how
Speaker 2: about these numbers that this is also incredible. States like Wisconsin,
Speaker 2: for example, Trump doubled his support among black voters in Wisconsin.
Speaker 2: Wisconsin got twenty percent of the black vote in Wisconsin
Speaker 2: instead of ten percent. That's why he won Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: Also in Georgia, he claimed twenty five percent of the
Speaker 1: black vote. Pennsylvania, North Carolina he achieved twenty three and
Speaker 1: twenty percent, respectively. At a minimum, between twenty and twenty
Speaker 1: five percent of African Americans said, we can't take the
Speaker 1: lives of democrats anymore. We can't live like this. We've
Speaker 1: been promised better results for years without consequence. We now
Speaker 1: have our fourth superintendent in CPS for the last four
Speaker 1: years as a revolving door. All it is is a
Speaker 1: daycare service at many urban public schools. There's little or
Speaker 1: no education going on whatsoever. And this is a departure
Speaker 1: from traditional voting patterns, not so much as a declaration
Speaker 1: of independence from the liberals. Reportedly failed to deliver schools
Speaker 1: in safe streets and low prices, most importantly to black men.
Speaker 1: I have a guest coming up later, Heather McDonald of
Speaker 1: City Journal, written and several books on the subject, and
Speaker 1: she points out, as I will point out to you
Speaker 1: right now, that when a kid comes out, when a
Speaker 1: black male comes out of an urban high school, he
Speaker 1: reads at about the seventh or eighth grade level, and
Speaker 1: is mathematically about the sixth grade level. And that is
Speaker 1: in a system controlled completely by the Democrat Party. Imagine
Speaker 1: if you're a constitutional Republican and you would run for
Speaker 1: Cincinnati public schools, good luck, that'll never happen. You can't
Speaker 1: get elected city council. Liz Keating finished tenth. She was
Speaker 1: a white, very bright female Republican who lost to two
Speaker 1: or three nobodies because she had an art next to
Speaker 1: her name. So it's unbelievable. That's why I say voters
Speaker 1: figured it out. The lies, the duplicity, the promises without
Speaker 1: results that have been going on for I don't know,
Speaker 1: fifty to one hundred years, by the Democrat Party has
Speaker 1: finally taken shape. And so we have now a circumstance
Speaker 1: where there might be some sort of realignment. Most Black
Speaker 1: men care about their faith and their family, their wife
Speaker 1: or girlfriends. What prices are like is safe to walk
Speaker 1: the streets, and they don't care so much about LGBTQ
Speaker 1: plus or DEI or abortion issues that the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: runs on every time. And things kind of metastasized a
Speaker 1: few years ago, four years ago when George Floyd was
Speaker 1: brutally killed in Minneapolis, it kind of rocked the nation,
Speaker 1: and liberals saw an opportunity to drive further wedges between
Speaker 1: police and the black community, and they saw further opportunities
Speaker 1: to make billions and billions of dollars, as Al Sharpton
Speaker 1: and others have done for years. What began as a
Speaker 1: call for racial justice transformed into a cultural movement focusing
Speaker 1: on diversion, division, and identity politics. And today there's twenty
Speaker 1: states openly promoting and funding transgender surgery, some extending their
Speaker 1: practices to even children. And so this was an opportunity
Speaker 1: to change the direction of the country, and hopefully it
Speaker 1: was at that point an opportunity to get Donald Trump
Speaker 1: out of office that seemingly succeeded to one sense, and
Speaker 1: I had a couple friends of mine in the Trump
Speaker 1: campaign now the Trumpet administration say to me, hey, what
Speaker 1: happened is seven million votes, seven eight million votes have
Speaker 1: operated And the answer is don't know, mail in balloting
Speaker 1: drop boxes, and like Pennsylvania is trying to do, to
Speaker 1: count votes without a signature, without an identifier, without an address.
Speaker 1: Simply count votes is what Pennsylvania wants to do. In
Speaker 1: Bucks County, which is an elected position elected by the
Speaker 1: citizens of Bucks County or Philadelphia County. They have refused
Speaker 1: to follow court orders. Even Governor Shapiro, a Democrat, now says,
Speaker 1: you know what followed the law? The Supreme Court of
Speaker 1: Pennsylvania says, you don't count ballots that are not signed.
Speaker 1: Try to convey property in this country without a signature.
Speaker 1: Try to get a driver's license without a signature, Try
Speaker 1: to get an idea without a signature or other identifiers.
Speaker 2: You can't do it.
Speaker 1: But Pennsylvania wants to count thousands of illegal ballots because
Speaker 1: it's the right thing to do.
Speaker 2: It is sick and it is sad.
Speaker 1: So when I say thank you, thank you, thank you,
Speaker 1: it means that more and more Americans have figured out
Speaker 1: that the left wing doesn't work. And to give you
Speaker 1: a further example, I happen to watch Monday Morning, Zeka
Speaker 1: Brazinski and Joe Scarborough talk about their trip to Marrow
Speaker 1: Lago over the weekend, and I'm thinking of my watching
Speaker 1: this correctly. How many times have you heard MSNBC, ABC, NBC, PBS,
Speaker 1: CBS and liberal newspapers talk about the fact that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is a Nazi, he's a fascist, he is Adolf
Speaker 1: Hitler himself, and those who vote for him are members
Speaker 1: of the Nazi or fascist party. That Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: a racist, he's a sexist, he's a homophobe. Come up
Speaker 1: with any need you want to use. It's been applied
Speaker 1: not objectively but subjectively by the mainstream media correct and
Speaker 1: heading up that ban the majorrete was Zeka Brezenski and
Speaker 1: the drum major was Joe Scarborough, and they told you repeatedly,
Speaker 1: if you vote for Donald Trump, you'll never vote again.
Speaker 1: Democracy is over. We're going to be in World War three.
Speaker 1: There's going to be blood running in the streets, there's
Speaker 1: going to be mass protest and boycott's is going to
Speaker 1: be ugly and in fact, the country will not exist
Speaker 1: as we know it if Donald Trump gets elected. After all,
Speaker 1: he's a Nazi, he's a fascist. And he's Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 1: Right after the election, the first call made by Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris was to Adolf Hitler, also known as Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Then Joe Biden invited I E.
Speaker 1: This fascist, this Nazi end of the White House to
Speaker 1: congratulate him, and mainstream media types like Brazenski and Scarborough
Speaker 1: called the Donald to come. Can I meet with you?
Speaker 1: Can I kiss the ring? That demonstrates to me that
Speaker 1: it was all a lie. It was trumped up charges
Speaker 1: against Donald Trump, untethered to reality. And the reality is
Speaker 1: we elected a change agent and someone that might shock
Speaker 1: the world into doing America, performing America, make America be
Speaker 1: the great country it should be. So when you were
Speaker 1: told for months, imprison the guy, bankrupt the guy, shoot him,
Speaker 1: hit him in the head at least once, take him
Speaker 1: down by any means necessary to sink the Bismarck, I E.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. It was all a lie. It was all manufactured.
Speaker 1: It didn't exist except by the actors and actresses playing
Speaker 1: news media types who knew after the election. I forget
Speaker 1: about that. I didn't mean any how many millions or
Speaker 1: billions of dollars that have been spent by the radical
Speaker 1: left in this country to smear Donald Trump. Everyone and
Speaker 1: the left wing media did it, and they did it repeatedly,
Speaker 1: and once the election was determined, they spun on the
Speaker 1: diamond said I forget about all that, let's move some
Speaker 1: other direction.
Speaker 2: Of course, everything we said was a lie.
Speaker 1: And for those who bought it, if you voted on
Speaker 1: the left wing of Polo, if you did that, I
Speaker 1: understand you were played like a like a ukulele by
Speaker 1: the radical left, by newspapers and by the media, by
Speaker 1: podcast and by websites, by ABC, NBCCBS and PBS to
Speaker 1: believe a lie. And now that the election is over,
Speaker 1: they flip on a dime to say, ah, no, that
Speaker 1: that was true.
Speaker 2: Let's get together.
Speaker 1: In fact, I hear Democrats saying we got to work
Speaker 1: with Donald Trump, we got to make it all happen.
Speaker 1: Do you understand how you were played?
Speaker 2: Are you? Are you a bigger fool than they believe? Well,
Speaker 2: American Indians said, we don't believe it. Sixty five percent
Speaker 2: and he doubled the black vote to be elected. Without
Speaker 2: the doubling of the black vote in Georgia and in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin,
Speaker 2: and Michigan, he wouldn't have won without the tripling of
Speaker 2: the Hispanic vote in Nevada and Arizona, he wouldn't have won.
Speaker 2: And so the messaging was to convince you that a
Speaker 2: lie is the truth, the truth is a lie. Don't
Speaker 2: vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And every day before the election, you might recall that
Speaker 1: Puerto Rico is a garbage dump. You might recall there
Speaker 1: was a swimsuit model from Sports Illustrated who said, thirty
Speaker 1: years ago, Donald Trump fondled me in front of my
Speaker 1: boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein. Every day there was a new outrage
Speaker 1: from the media, broadcasts all over the country about how
Speaker 1: evil Donald Trump truly is and how the world would
Speaker 1: end note if he won. Well, he won, and guess what.
Speaker 1: Democrats have flipped completely and said, I forget about all that.
Speaker 1: It is truly unbelievable. Let's continue. We never stop. We
Speaker 1: simply continue. And coming up after one o'clock today will
Speaker 1: be the great Heather McDonald of author fame. Also she
Speaker 1: works insistantly, incessantly in New York City about what's happening
Speaker 1: in law enforcement. She's going to discuss how George Gascone
Speaker 1: and others have been thrown out of office by liberals.
Speaker 1: Living in Los Angeles. They can't take it anymore. Let's
Speaker 1: face it.
Speaker 2: As Mark Twain said, Cincinnati is about ten years before
Speaker 2: the change will take place, or ten years behind the
Speaker 2: rest of the country. So I would anticipate in about
Speaker 2: ten years I may not be alive to see it
Speaker 2: with you on the radio, but I can almost assure
Speaker 2: you that Cincinnati will understand the fallacies, the lies, and
Speaker 2: the deceptions of the radical left, and that we're going
Speaker 2: to have a Republican takeover of Hamilton County in about
Speaker 2: ten years, because after living under Democratic rule now for
Speaker 2: about half a century, even Democrats and Cincinnati say, we
Speaker 2: can't take this anymore. We can't live with lousy schools
Speaker 2: and dangerous communities and no jobs. We can listen to
Speaker 2: the lies and predilections of radical leftists like after Puaval,
Speaker 2: but at some point reality will enter my head and
Speaker 2: I realize, like the American Indian, but the Democratic Party
Speaker 2: has done not for us but to us. Let's continue
Speaker 2: line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven
Speaker 2: thousand pounds seven hundred the new at and T Bill Cunningham, loud,
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Speaker 2: should be Joe Mixon on News Radio seven hundred. WW Okay,
Speaker 2: let's continue, Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 1: The great American, one of the great thinkers and philosophers
Speaker 1: I call her in American life today is Heather McDonald's
Speaker 1: and she's written many books on the subject of race
Speaker 1: and merrit. What's happening to urban areas. I think there's
Speaker 1: been a slight turn in the right direction. We'll see
Speaker 1: what occurs. A new book has coming is out when
Speaker 1: race Trump's merit, But more importantly, Heather McDonald, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. You have a posting about
Speaker 1: what happened in California, because we're often told what happens
Speaker 1: in California will come to Iowa, Ohio and Georgia down
Speaker 1: the road. But what happened to George Gascone and Pamela
Speaker 1: Price in California, Why that might be a slight turn
Speaker 1: in the right direction by the citizens of California.
Speaker 6: Well, it's great to be with you Bill again. They
Speaker 6: were finally held accountable for performing their jobs, which they
Speaker 6: have utterly failed to do. George Gascon, the prosecutor or
Speaker 6: the deep district attorney in Los Angeles County, has twice
Speaker 6: faced recall efforts that failed failed allegedly didn't get enough signatures.
Speaker 6: The day he took office, he sparked a revolt among
Speaker 6: the longstanding district attorneys in his office because he issued
Speaker 6: proclamations that basically said, we're going to stop enforcing the
Speaker 6: law because if we do so, it will have a
Speaker 6: disparate impact on black criminals. So there's been extreme dissatisfaction
Speaker 6: among people that are officially and truly committed to the
Speaker 6: rule of law for since he was in office. But
Speaker 6: he's managed to escape. This time. He was booted out,
Speaker 6: elected out to a very moderate challenger, Nate Hawkman, by
Speaker 6: a massive percentage. Two thirds of the voters voted for Hawkman.
Speaker 4: And.
Speaker 6: Gascon had initially had a ton of sorrows money behind him,
Speaker 6: this time he got almost none. Even the sorrows people
Speaker 6: were realistic to know that la had seen so many
Speaker 6: of the mass looting events, so many of the street takeovers,
Speaker 6: so many of these flash mobs that come into seven
Speaker 6: elevens and strip them like a horde of locusts, knowing
Speaker 6: the participants, knowing that there will be no consequences.
Speaker 7: That he's out.
Speaker 6: And then in Alameda County, which is the East Bay area,
Speaker 6: east of San Francisco, whose county seat is Oakland, which
Speaker 6: is itself right next to Berkeley, California. They put in
Speaker 6: several two years ago an extremely left wing prosecutor named
Speaker 6: Pamela Price, who again, this is all about race, Bill,
Speaker 6: Everything going on in the criminal justice system for the
Speaker 6: last twelve years is all about race. If you don't
Speaker 6: know that, you're not going to understand what's going on.
Speaker 6: It's all about decriminalizing and deprosecuting, because if you enforce
Speaker 6: the law in a colorblind, constitutional neutral fashion, you will
Speaker 6: have a disparate impact on black criminals. Not because the
Speaker 6: law is racist, but because the black crime rate is
Speaker 6: so high, and we have decided collectively as a society
Speaker 6: somehow that we would rather not enforce the law at all,
Speaker 6: that enforce it and have a disparate impact on blacks.
Speaker 6: So Pamela Price comes in and she's all about racial
Speaker 6: justice too, and she says, we're not going to prosecute
Speaker 6: fiendish juvenile homicide gang members as adults because that would
Speaker 6: be have a disparate impact. We're not going to put
Speaker 6: on sentencing enhancements to the most gruesome gang murders because
Speaker 6: that will have a disparate impact, and she this time
Speaker 6: she faced an actual recall that was successful. Earlier in
Speaker 6: her term, the NAACP from Oakland called for the a
Speaker 6: National Emergence Andy to be called because crime had gotten
Speaker 6: so out of control. You had long standing businesses around
Speaker 6: the Oakland Airport, like in and out Burger Target that
Speaker 6: had been there for decades that pulled out because they said,
Speaker 6: we can't guarantee the safety of our employees or customers
Speaker 6: any longer. Pamela Price denied this was a problem, and
Speaker 6: she helps firm to her racial justice agenda. And so
Speaker 6: you have two of the most liberal cities in the
Speaker 6: country and counties finally saying enough is enough. And so
Speaker 6: this is a very good sign.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 6: I'm not usually an optimist, right and I always thought
Speaker 6: that liberals would put up endlessly with crime and disorder
Speaker 6: because they're so committed to their ideology. But it turns
Speaker 6: out that finally there is a limit.
Speaker 1: And the great number of victims of the disparate impact
Speaker 1: argument are also black victims and are also persons of color.
Speaker 1: They're the ones who voted out these left wing prosecutors
Speaker 1: because black and dads and family members, they don't want
Speaker 1: to live in a society we're tolerating crime and urban
Speaker 1: squalors as part of the cost of business. The black
Speaker 1: voter supports you and I and also those who kicked
Speaker 1: out these prosecutors. Correct, this isn't black against white. These
Speaker 1: are criminals against victims.
Speaker 6: That's absolutely true. Now, you know, one can be a
Speaker 6: little bit too rosy about that. There still is, you know,
Speaker 6: support in the black community for racial victimology. But as
Speaker 6: I say, it was very significant that the NACP in
Speaker 6: Oakland said enough is enough. We're in an emergency situation
Speaker 6: here and we need strong law enforcement. So yes, nobody
Speaker 6: wants to It's it's amazing to me how racist the
Speaker 6: media is. There are every single day in the country,
Speaker 6: there are dozens of blacks getting gunned down in these
Speaker 6: insane drive by shootings. Nobody ever talks about them. Those
Speaker 6: black lives don't matter a damn bit to the mainstream media.
Speaker 6: Why they're races too, because they're killed by other blacks.
Speaker 6: And the only blacks that the mainstream media is interested
Speaker 6: in talking about is that handful of blacks that are
Speaker 6: shot by a cop. Usually the cop is shooting in
Speaker 6: self defense, are trying to protect other people. But otherwise,
Speaker 6: this slaughter that's going on in our cities every day
Speaker 6: is out of sight, out of mind.
Speaker 2: No question about.
Speaker 1: I hear the sirens in the background here, then another
Speaker 1: event's taking place and where you live. But most importantly
Speaker 1: what's occurring is that whether it's in Louisville and I
Speaker 1: have a friend of mine named Stu Matthews who's who
Speaker 1: represented one of those cops, they will pursue a white
Speaker 1: cop to the ends of the earth if they make
Speaker 1: a wrong, split second decision or one that maybe negligently
Speaker 1: might be wrong, and they will pursue him constantly. But
Speaker 1: twenty thousand black men can gun down twenty thousand other
Speaker 1: black men on a regular basis and there's no big
Speaker 1: deal at all. What are the facts that it's of
Speaker 1: being killed at the hands of police? Can you tell
Speaker 1: the American people be goes you speak so forcibly about this.
Speaker 1: Give us the facts on cops who kill black men
Speaker 1: and also white men and other What are the facts nationally?
Speaker 6: Well, blacks, there's about eight to ten thousand homicide victims
Speaker 6: a year who were black. That's more than all white
Speaker 6: and Hispanic homicide victims combined. Even though blacks are only
Speaker 6: thirteen percent of the population. So and those eight to
Speaker 6: ten thousand black homicide victims dozens a day. Dozens of
Speaker 6: blacks killed a day, more than all white and Hispanics
Speaker 6: killed a day. They are killed overwhelmingly by other blacks.
Speaker 6: The number of blacks who are killed by a police
Speaker 6: officer every year is about two hundred and fifty. The
Speaker 6: vast majority of those are armed and dangerous. The number
Speaker 6: of whites killed by a police officer every year is
Speaker 6: about five hundred, so twice as many whites are killed
Speaker 6: by blacks. Now that is disproportionate because blacks are thirteen percent.
Speaker 6: But here's the key when what is what predicts a
Speaker 6: police officer's use of force or lethal force is the
Speaker 6: likelihood of confronting armed, violent resisting suspects. That happens overwhelmingly
Speaker 6: in black neighborhoods because of the crime rate, as far
Speaker 6: as unarmed so called unarmed blacks. And I'm going to
Speaker 6: bracket that bill because the unarmed category counts from the
Speaker 6: Washington Post database of fatal police shootings, and the Washington
Speaker 6: Post declares unarmed very very loosely. Somebody, if you're suspect
Speaker 6: trying to grab an officer's gun, but it's not your gun.
Speaker 6: You're unarmed. So the number of Blacks who are killed
Speaker 6: by the police unarmed blacks who are killed by the
Speaker 6: police every year is about twelve to fifteen. Compare that
Speaker 6: to eight thousand to ten thousand black homicide victims. A
Speaker 6: police officer is four hundred times more likely to be
Speaker 6: killed by a black male than an unarmed black is
Speaker 6: to be killed by a police officer. Historically, blacks have
Speaker 6: made up about forty to forty two percent of all
Speaker 6: cop killers black males have even though they're six percent
Speaker 6: of the population. So if you want to talk about
Speaker 6: threat in the police black mail encounter, it is overwhelmingly
Speaker 6: to police officers and not to black So.
Speaker 1: To put a sharper point on what you just said,
Speaker 1: from FBI statistics, there are twice as many white men
Speaker 1: killed by police every year than black men. And secondly,
Speaker 1: there's about eight thousand black owned black crimes victims every year.
Speaker 1: Eight thousand black men are killed. But the total number
Speaker 1: of questionable police shootings is between twelve and fifteen, not
Speaker 1: twelve to fifteen thousand. The number is twelve to fifteen
Speaker 1: and the entire country with literally tens of millions of
Speaker 1: contents year between law enforcement and the black community, hundreds
Speaker 1: of millions every time somebody's pulled overstop whatever it might be,
Speaker 1: but twice as likely to be killed by a cop
Speaker 1: if you're white. And secondly, twelve to fifteen questionable shootings
Speaker 1: as opposed to eight thousand black men killing other black men,
Speaker 1: which the media will not deal with.
Speaker 2: Are those facts to boil it down?
Speaker 6: For that we're living a lie, the idea of a
Speaker 6: war on blacks that we've heard from President Obama, that
Speaker 6: we heard from from Obama, from Biden, that you know,
Speaker 6: black parents are right to fill fear that their child
Speaker 6: will be killed by a police officer every time they
Speaker 6: go outside. That is utter lie and deception. Yes, guess
Speaker 6: what black juveniles in the post George Floyd rac hysteria
Speaker 6: riot world, black juveniles are one hundred times more likely
Speaker 6: to be shot than white juveniles. Why because black juveniles
Speaker 6: are more likely to shoot at one hundred times the rate.
Speaker 6: Blacks between the ages of ten and twenty four die
Speaker 6: of gun homicide at twenty five times the rate of
Speaker 6: whites in those cohorts. That is, because they're committing crime
Speaker 6: at those rates that's the threat to black children is
Speaker 6: the black gang bangers that we're told we can't incarc
Speaker 6: rate because that would be racist.
Speaker 2: And Heather MacDonald in your book, when Race Trump's Merit,
Speaker 2: explain what that book is about, it's all over the
Speaker 2: place when you say the book is when Race Trump's
Speaker 2: Merit explain that to the American people.
Speaker 6: Well, it's the same concept we've been talking about, Bill,
Speaker 6: which is that any racial disparity, according to elite wisdom,
Speaker 6: is by definition a result of racism, and therefore any
Speaker 6: behavioral or intellectual meritocratic standard that has a disparate impact
Speaker 6: on blacks must be torn down. So, for instance, we
Speaker 6: find that black students don't do as well on the
Speaker 6: medical college admissions tests to get into medical school mcts,
Speaker 6: and so we've declared those must be racist tests, even
Speaker 6: though they're colorblind, computer graded, stripped of any possible racial overtones.
Speaker 6: It's because the reason blacks don't do as well is
Speaker 6: because their academic skills are way way behind. Only sixty
Speaker 6: six percent of black twelfth graders don't possess even partial
Speaker 6: mastery of basic twelfth grade maths, like reading a graph
Speaker 6: or doing arithmetic. Sixty six percent of black twelfth graders
Speaker 6: possess basically no math skills. And then we turn around
Speaker 6: and say, well, if they're not passing the m cats proportionally,
Speaker 6: it's a racist test. So what we do is we
Speaker 6: tear down standards. We're tearing down standards for medical school,
Speaker 6: for medical training because race Trump's merit. We're saying we
Speaker 6: would rather not have tests of medical knowledge than have
Speaker 6: a test that has a disparate impact on black This
Speaker 6: is going on in every research lab, scientific research lab
Speaker 6: that a're hiring on the basis of race, not merit.
Speaker 6: It's going on, as I say, in the criminal justice system.
Speaker 6: It's going on in the federal judiciary. You had Biden
Speaker 6: elevating black females to the federal bench at rates way
Speaker 6: out of proportion to their population in the pool of
Speaker 6: available lawyers. And that's not even taking into account the
Speaker 6: skills gap. We have decided that we would rather put
Speaker 6: racial diversity ahead of competence, ahead of excellence, ahead of achievement.
Speaker 6: And I just hope that from the day he takes office,
Speaker 6: Donald Trump says enough, I am going to extirpate the
Speaker 6: disparate impact standard from every federal regulation. I'm going to
Speaker 6: work with Congress to take it out of statutes. From
Speaker 6: here on, we care about one thing, and one thing only.
Speaker 6: Can you do the job. I don't want to be
Speaker 6: promoted because I'm female. Being female is not an accomplishment,
Speaker 6: and being black is not an accomplishment. Being gay is
Speaker 6: not an accomplishment. I know what accomplishment is. It's learning language,
Speaker 6: it's learning it's learning mathematics, it's learning reasoning. That's the
Speaker 6: only thing that should matter.
Speaker 1: And Heather MacDonald, the number one racial group when all
Speaker 1: these tests are taken are not whites, They're Asians. In fact,
Speaker 1: the tests supposedly provide Asians because of faith and family
Speaker 1: and parents demand educational achievement. Of course, Democrats are largely
Speaker 1: in charge of urban public education, which is an unmitigated disaster.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, it's also true that Asians, another minority, do
Speaker 1: better than white boys and girls, men and women, and
Speaker 1: Asians is a small racial category that succeeds magnificently. So
Speaker 1: the argument that this is racism while it's racist against
Speaker 1: Asians correct.
Speaker 6: Absolutely right. The idea of this is white supremacy, Well,
Speaker 6: we haven't done a very good job at it, because
Speaker 6: Asians are whooping, and you can absolutely see it in
Speaker 6: the family culture. The parents are riding those children from
Speaker 6: day one. You will study, you will learn, you will
Speaker 6: get into Harvard. And Harvard keeps raising the bars, so
Speaker 6: it's harder and harder to get in into your Asian
Speaker 6: It's no longer enough to play two instruments like a professional.
Speaker 6: It's no longer enough to score perfect score, sixteen hundreds
Speaker 6: on your sads. You have to know, I don't know,
Speaker 6: God what you have to prove that you're going to
Speaker 6: be totally left wing, presumably to get in. And rather
Speaker 6: than saying lower the standards on our behalf, which is
Speaker 6: what the black civil rights leaders do, they say, Okay,
Speaker 6: we'll meet your standards. You keep raising them, We'll meet them.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. It's about faith and family and good parenting. It's
Speaker 1: not about race. Once again, Heather McDonald, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Let's not wait two years to do this again. The
Speaker 1: book is when race Trump's merit, you come with the facts,
Speaker 1: you come with the receipts. And once again, Heather McDonald,
Speaker 1: thank you very much for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Let's have a great four years at Donald Trumper we'll
Speaker 1: pull out DEI by the roots and get rid of
Speaker 1: the disparate racial impact studies, which is not as you say,
Speaker 1: it's not an accomplishment to be gay, it's not an
Speaker 1: accomplishment to be a female, it's not an accomplishment to
Speaker 1: be an Indian or a black.
Speaker 2: And let's get rid of that. I think Trump's going
Speaker 2: to do it, don't you, Heather? I do?
Speaker 6: And I'm actually for once optimistic in my life. Can
Speaker 6: you imagine if we had twelve years of GOP rule,
Speaker 6: I like to be still my heart. We would save
Speaker 6: the country.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, thank god, Heather McDonald, once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And Heather, you're a great American.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thanks so much. Bill.
Speaker 1: Let's continue, never stop. We simply continue. Asians do well,
Speaker 1: do great on these tests, but we have just white
Speaker 1: supremacy fails because Asians succeed.
Speaker 2: Do you buy that argument? Bill cunning and the Great
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Speaker 2: after a small bakery? Up with that, Let's go after that, seg.
Speaker 2: This has been the last two weeks have been marvelous,
Speaker 2: simply marveless. And I was in Florida, as you know,
Speaker 2: I know, and we're not supposed to say anything, so you.
Speaker 1: May be addressing the next US Attorney in the Southern
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Speaker 2: about getting that under control. Vance Middletown Bridge. That's what's
Speaker 2: gonna be called. It could have been called the Banner Bridge,
Speaker 2: but Paynter McConnell called the Boner Bridge. Oops, I'm saying,
Speaker 2: what about the Big Mac? What about the fire underneath?
Speaker 2: It set your reaction, mothering Kentuckians are going nuts. I
Speaker 2: know I was downtown today. Well, the course of downtown
Speaker 2: to me, he's like a foreign country now, but downtown
Speaker 2: running around and I mean you're talking about backups. This
Speaker 2: was like at at like eleven o'clock this morning when
Speaker 2: I came out of the airport last night. Oh, I
Speaker 2: took a left Indiana that way all the way around
Speaker 2: instead of going to the right. I didn't know about
Speaker 2: seventy five, didn't know about four to seventy one right,
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: So I went Eggs A stage left, he went three
Speaker 1: three Indian at home, Kentucky, Indian, Ohio.
Speaker 2: But I got there. It took me forty minutes from
Speaker 2: the time my rubber hit the road until I came
Speaker 2: into my modified palacial estate. Any other ways, thirty minutes
Speaker 2: in a good day. But on a bad day could
Speaker 2: be an hour, and then this morning it was. It
Speaker 2: was a madhouse. What about Joe Mixon doing the is
Speaker 2: it the gritty or the yiddy Joe mixity gritty? He
Speaker 2: could not play, of course for the Bengals. Right, well,
Speaker 2: Jerry Jones has got a bad football team. Plus the
Speaker 2: stadium's falling apart. You see that before the game started,
Speaker 2: a piece of the roof fell in. Not good. They
Speaker 2: opened the roof for the first time in what twenty years?
Speaker 2: The roof fell in. It was another p there's guys
Speaker 2: up there taking How about how about going all the
Speaker 2: way to the top of AT and T Stadium walking
Speaker 2: around up there? Not good? Thank you?
Speaker 4: Not good?
Speaker 2: Those guys get paid. The Bengals might be bad, but
Speaker 2: how bad are the New York Giants?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: How bad are the Yets? How bad are the Cowboys?
Speaker 2: What do you got a root for?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: In New York City? The two soccer teams are still
Speaker 2: in it, the Red Bulls and f Set the Mets.
Speaker 2: What about the Yankees? There's nothing. Well, who's gonna get
Speaker 2: one Soto? That's the deal? Maybe the Mets.
Speaker 4: I don't know what.
Speaker 2: Well you got hockey, but cares about hockey. I don't know,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Put the put the biscuit in the
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Speaker 7: Speaking of?
Speaker 2: Speaking of high school football, Willie, they've announced that the
Speaker 2: Moler Saint X Division One Regional final Friday, and Mason
Speaker 2: sold out who they play? Seven thousand? They played Sassy.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna take Moller against Moller and St X. Would
Speaker 2: you agree? Hold out? Mike Layne and I are gonna pick. Well,
Speaker 2: you're not gonna pick Saint X because you're gonna get
Speaker 2: where You're gonna get a rocket.
Speaker 4: Where is he?
Speaker 2: I don't know where is he. I don't know if
Speaker 2: he's got a game tonight or not. He man forget
Speaker 2: about that. I owe him nothing. Is that corrected this yet?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 2: Let's see. FC Cincinnati has signed that young man out
Speaker 2: of Belgium, Kevin Denky. He's a striker. Sixteen million dollars.
Speaker 2: How much sixteen million dollars for a new FC Cincinnati
Speaker 2: player is? What's his name? Acosta? Is he going to play?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's probably why they got him. Sounds like sounds the show.
Speaker 2: I don't know if Lucco is going to be Lucho
Speaker 2: may not play, he may be gone. O Bengals update
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Speaker 2: Of course, the Bengals have the bye week, but DJ
Speaker 2: Turner's got a fractured clavicle. He's out well, Zach Taylor
Speaker 2: said today he may come back later on in the seasons.
Speaker 2: Probably not that bad. But I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 2: you're broken collarbone. If Joe Mixon did not have the
Speaker 2: Magic Man Merlin Shivernecker, would he be playing for Houston
Speaker 2: right now. No, the magic Man got Joe Mixon. But
Speaker 2: let's face it, why is he not here? Could the
Speaker 2: Bengals use a running attack? Slightly? Go ahead? Mid American
Speaker 2: Conference action tonight Willie at Beautiful Yeager Stadium in Oxford.
Speaker 2: Has the Northern Illinois Huskies, who earlier this year beat
Speaker 2: Notre Dame easily on the will face the six and
Speaker 2: four Miami RedHawks. Let's see college basketball tonight, plenty of it.
Speaker 2: Eighteenth rated Cincinnata Bearcats at NKU. Who's in worst shape
Speaker 2: you see football? Or the Bengals. I would say that's
Speaker 2: fifty to fifty in my book fifty to fifty. Please continue.
Speaker 2: Let's see action at six thirty on seven hundred WLWN
Speaker 2: fifty five KRC Lipscomb out of the state of Tennessee.
Speaker 2: We'll take on ninth rate at Kentucky at seven on
Speaker 2: ESPN fifteen thirty. Let's see Evansville and Ohio State, Bellarman
Speaker 2: and Louisville, Purdue and Marquette battle it out tonight segment.
Speaker 2: I see that Tyrese Maxi is challenging Joel l Beid
Speaker 2: for not showing up to meetings. He's making only four
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars. Joel Embiid, should you his Gary? Let
Speaker 2: me guess Joel Embiid wants to go to the Lakers.
Speaker 2: I guess right. He can't blame anymore. But he's just
Speaker 2: signed four hundred million.
Speaker 4: But does just show up?
Speaker 9: This?
Speaker 2: Just show up? That's all you got to do? Is
Speaker 2: that that difficult? I've heard a rumor that Gary Jeff
Speaker 2: Walker took you to task when I was gone for
Speaker 2: a week for you to show up a little more.
Speaker 2: Garry Jeff Walker?
Speaker 4: Is that true?
Speaker 2: Did he call you out like Max he called out
Speaker 2: Joe l MB Yeah. In other words, yeah, he said,
Speaker 2: you're not here enough. Segment Red's Update. Get the latest
Speaker 2: on the red Legs tonight and not baseball in the
Speaker 2: Hot Stove League six oh five right here on seven
Speaker 2: under WLW hitting coach Chris Foalaka will be the special
Speaker 2: guest tonight. Then they're gonna name the Managers of the
Speaker 2: Year tonight. In baseball, where's David Bell. He's in Toronto,
Speaker 2: assistant general manager and play in the front office. He's
Speaker 2: a good for Toronto, blue Jack. You got a good dad.
Speaker 2: Good for David. He's about fifty some years old. He's
Speaker 2: been in baseball now for like thirty years, correct, and
Speaker 2: he's with Toronto. Who might might someday be good Also, Willie,
Speaker 2: tomorrow is the date one of our run of champions.
Speaker 4: Here.
Speaker 2: We got the Madera soccer team coming in at one
Speaker 2: thirty talk about that Segment eight, and then Roger Bacon
Speaker 2: at two thirty. Thursday, Indian Hill and Summit Country Day
Speaker 2: and Friday, Springboro and Saint Ursula. Well, we're doubling up
Speaker 2: every day this week, then next week they're all gone right, correct, Right,
Speaker 2: we couldn't do it any so we got Madeira girls
Speaker 2: State champs, right, tomorrow at one thirty Seaton Champions, Satan Champ,
Speaker 2: Roger Bacon, Roger Bacon, Indian Hill and Her Soccer Summit.
Speaker 2: I think both boys and girls won and they're all
Speaker 2: coming in, right, They're all coming in. Springboro won and
Speaker 2: Saint Ursulo. So Southwest Ohio is the kings of the
Speaker 2: state of the Buckeye State in both volleyball and soccer.
Speaker 2: Get them all in here segment. Get them all in
Speaker 2: here trying to do it. Then we got to get
Speaker 2: the football guys in. That's next, Well maybe week after
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks. Do you think it'll be sant
Speaker 2: x or I don't know st x or Moller. I
Speaker 2: don't know. Plo won during the regular season. I'm sure
Speaker 2: they played. You know what I can't. I asked Rocky.
Speaker 2: He knows everything. Where is Rocky?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Probably probably be on his way in. I say, Mauler
Speaker 2: High School beat them, what do you think? Probably so?
Speaker 2: Also Willie in the local racing news today. Beginning with
Speaker 2: a twenty twenty five NASCAR Cup Series racing season, Kroger,
Speaker 2: Cincinnati based Kroger is going to move its primary sponsorship
Speaker 2: sponsorship the Ralsh Fenway Keslowski Racing RFK Racing and they're
Speaker 2: going to field a third Ford Mustang for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Ryan Priese is going to join the team to run
Speaker 2: the number sixty Kroger car. I got an email into
Speaker 2: Rodney McMullen. Yeah, the CEO is not returned my email
Speaker 2: segment about what it's none of your business while we're talking.
Speaker 2: I need some costcutter savings in Madeira, nearly near Rodney McMullen.
Speaker 2: If you're listening, call the Great American Nearly twenty brands
Speaker 2: will appear across RFK Racing cars of Brad Koslowski, Chris Pusher,
Speaker 2: and Ryan Priest throughout the season. I thought Bobby Kennedy
Speaker 2: is going to be the new HHS Secretary. You're saying
Speaker 2: rfk's getting into racing. No, it's Ralsh Fenway Keslowski Racing.
Speaker 2: He said, RFK. That's what I said. That's what it is.
Speaker 2: It's our RFK Racing. Well, we just got to score
Speaker 2: from Dave forty five mo, thirty seven mo undressed. They
Speaker 2: have that kind of game Friday. It's you know, it's
Speaker 2: really it's really a shame, though, Willie, that you can't
Speaker 2: have these games at Knippert Stadium. You can't have a
Speaker 2: doubleheader of the one the one final, and you can't.
Speaker 2: It's amazing to me how stupid the n C Double
Speaker 2: A is with with this deal about not using Nippert Stadium.
Speaker 2: The Bearcats are gone to Kansas State Saturday, have been
Speaker 2: gone for two weeks away.
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 2: I mean, you only you only got to get seven
Speaker 2: thousand people in Mason and you could have ten or fifteen.
Speaker 2: Bingo now says the high schools can't use So that's
Speaker 2: what happened. Remember Tom Gamble about a year or two
Speaker 2: or three years ago got in trouble with that, with
Speaker 2: that the Skyline Football deal. He had all kinds of
Speaker 2: games set up for Niffert Stadium. I'll wait a minute.
Speaker 2: N C Double A says, well, can't do that. It's
Speaker 2: a it's like a it would be a it would
Speaker 2: be an advantage for UC football to be recruit right.
Speaker 2: They you doing it, by the way, they need better recruiting,
Speaker 2: kind of like the Bengals is I mean, I mean,
Speaker 2: you know that's like you still owning Willie's and say, well,
Speaker 2: we're not gonna We're not gonna sell wings anymore. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna sell those. No more wing no just hambo persons.
Speaker 2: Big Boy selling big boys.
Speaker 9: Thing go.
Speaker 2: I got a call from someone wanting to know if
Speaker 2: I wanted to buy mister big Boy, one of the
Speaker 2: big boys out and really, you know what I said, absolutely,
Speaker 2: heck yeah, put it on top of the building up
Speaker 2: here with a light. I'll put on my home. You know,
Speaker 2: my wife said, over my dead body, you're not bringing home.
Speaker 2: I went in the front yard right there, big boy,
Speaker 2: right there, right there and next to the drive right
Speaker 2: you know, your mailbox five thousand dollars. You know what
Speaker 2: I said, bring me bring I'll take it. Put it
Speaker 2: in here, Bring it in here, Hey about that, Bring
Speaker 2: it in here to this right there there you go.
Speaker 4: Put it in the corner.
Speaker 2: Right here in the studio. We had we had a bear.
Speaker 2: I accept. We had a bear in there right there.
Speaker 2: We had a fountain. Remember that fountain we had. We
Speaker 2: had a fountain.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was very serene to have a fountain. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: was nice.
Speaker 1: So you're saying, you think Scott Ryan Hard and DJ Hodge,
Speaker 1: Well right back corner.
Speaker 2: What goes on right there? Nothing? How about mister big
Speaker 2: boy looking at you? Bingo I'm gonna buy one, all right.
Speaker 2: Can I get reimbursement from iHeartMedia? What give me out
Speaker 2: of the suits? We want to go petty cash or something.
Speaker 2: Give me out of the billions and billions of dollars.
Speaker 2: Willy and utter of you and your triumphant returned to
Speaker 2: the tri State and the Southern Command is set up
Speaker 2: for later this winter. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 2: words of the Steward Report. Thank you that big boy
Speaker 2: to Laria Luk be big on seven hundred w autuy'm oeger.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the events that transpired in my one
Speaker 2: week absence. All held broke loose here, I'm told I
Speaker 2: watched all the games monitored from Afar got Uc and
Speaker 2: Iowa State. You also had the Bengals teeing it up.
Speaker 2: You know you may not have seen that game on
Speaker 2: Sunday night.
Speaker 4: I saw it.
Speaker 1: And then Joe Mixon last night went crazy. He saw
Speaker 1: him to dancing and the yiddy is the yddy or
Speaker 1: the gritty whatever it's called. Would Joe Mixon be in
Speaker 1: Texas without Merlin Schivedack or Ak the magic Man?
Speaker 4: You would speak to that better than I could. I
Speaker 4: have no idea. Here's what I know, Joe Mixon's effectiveness
Speaker 4: last couple of seasons and Cincinnati was limited, And if
Speaker 4: you look at it metrically, he's not been dramatically better.
Speaker 4: But there's one number that stands out. It's half four
Speaker 4: and a half yards per carry this year with the
Speaker 4: Texans four last year. What we saw from Joe Mixon
Speaker 4: and Cincinnati the previous two years was a running back
Speaker 4: who wasn't very explosive. And so the guy that I
Speaker 4: watched in stripes in twenty twenty two and twenty twenty three,
Speaker 4: I understood why the Bengals moved on. It's running back.
Speaker 4: It's a position that is maybe a little bit more
Speaker 4: plug and play than others. It's a position where production
Speaker 4: tends to drop off pretty precipitously when players are younger
Speaker 4: than they are at other positions. The problem is they
Speaker 4: didn't upgrade from him. Zach Moss didn't work out. They
Speaker 4: got him from the Indianapolis colt or at least he
Speaker 4: hasn't worked out so far this year. Unfortunately for Zach,
Speaker 4: he's injured. But the running game still feels the same.
Speaker 4: The running game still feels like it's not an asset,
Speaker 4: and so it's it's one thing to move on from
Speaker 4: a player. Look, the Bengals have done this. They moved
Speaker 4: on from Jesse Bates, right, not face value. Terrible move.
Speaker 4: Jesse Bates is playing great in Atlanta, but the blow
Speaker 4: is softened if the plan to replace some worked well.
Speaker 4: They drafted DA's Hill and then within two years moved
Speaker 4: him to corner. Then unfortunately he's hurt moving on from
Speaker 4: DJ Reader to a degree, you can understand DJ Readers
Speaker 4: always hurt. He's injured a lot, got injured at the
Speaker 4: end of last year, but they didn't replace him, or
Speaker 4: at least they haven't yet. So it's not saying good
Speaker 4: to the player. It's the inability to upgrade or at
Speaker 4: least replace with a comparable guy makes.
Speaker 2: Too much sense. I try. May I read to you
Speaker 2: a text from a knowledgeable person.
Speaker 4: I can't see that, but okay, this is from this
Speaker 4: knowledgeable Tell me who's the knowledgeable person?
Speaker 2: Come on, can't say Bill Belichick, the Bengals new head coach,
Speaker 2: and GM zach Anna Rumo and Duke Tobener will be out.
Speaker 1: That's the rumor on the street. I respond, fantasy Land,
Speaker 1: Mike Brown would never I capitalized every letter never do.
Speaker 2: This makes too much sense. He then says, you never know.
Speaker 2: Maybe he actually wants to win before he dies turning
Speaker 2: ninety years old.
Speaker 4: Are we sure that Bill Belichick is the best candidate
Speaker 4: out there?
Speaker 2: If you won't report repeat the name, I'll show it
Speaker 2: to you. Are you prepared? I am prepared. Is that
Speaker 2: person knowledgeable? Yea or nay?
Speaker 4: That person is knowledgeable and that's fine.
Speaker 2: Bill Belichick coach in general at seventy two years old,
Speaker 2: and Zach Taylor is going to go to Lakota East.
Speaker 4: At seventy two years old, still looking for his second
Speaker 4: ever playoff victory without Tom Brady as his quarterback. Is
Speaker 4: Bill Belichick the best candidate out.
Speaker 2: Have you seeing him on Monday Night Football alternative? That
Speaker 2: guy knows a lot of stuff, of course.
Speaker 4: Is Is he a better candidate than Detroit Lions offensive
Speaker 4: coordinator Ben Johnson?
Speaker 2: I like Ben Johnson the way he ran the Olympics,
Speaker 2: but he.
Speaker 4: Was Ben Johnson the offensive coordinator. They've scored thirty eight
Speaker 4: points I think in four games this season. In two games,
Speaker 4: they've scored fifty two. I have a lot of talent
Speaker 4: and offensive guy. We need a defensive guy. I think
Speaker 4: you need a leader. I mean, I think you need
Speaker 4: a leader and a guy who could assemble a good
Speaker 4: coaching staff and somebody who could set the tone. But
Speaker 4: offensive play calling is not a best. So Bill Belichick
Speaker 4: is obviously, according considered by many myself included, the greatest
Speaker 4: coach of all time. But even I kind of coaches
Speaker 4: get to a point where maybe.
Speaker 2: The game three in the tank.
Speaker 4: Here's what I know, those last few years in New
Speaker 4: England with him having control over the roster and him
Speaker 4: coaching the team, you're unwatchable. So again, if I'm getting
Speaker 4: Bill Belichick in his prime, okay, but he's seventy two
Speaker 4: years old. So is he the best? Is he the
Speaker 4: most Does he have the greatest resume? Of course? Is
Speaker 4: he the most fame? Yes? Is he the brings the
Speaker 4: most equity in terms of what he's done in the
Speaker 4: past with him? Sure, But if you're looking for a
Speaker 4: head coach, is he truly the best candidate out there
Speaker 4: in a league that is getting younger and younger.
Speaker 2: Well, he's only seventy two.
Speaker 4: Okay, again, maybe the answer is yes. What I would
Speaker 4: want to know is, especially if you're the Bengals and
Speaker 4: your coach is probably somebody you're hiring to be there
Speaker 4: for quite a long time. Is Bill Belichick the best guy?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe the answer is yes, who's in worst shape?
Speaker 4: You see?
Speaker 2: Football or the Bengals.
Speaker 4: Well, in terms of their their current records, yes, you
Speaker 4: see Football is in a tough spot because they started
Speaker 4: five and two now and now they've lost three straight games.
Speaker 4: They go on the road on Saturday night is big
Speaker 4: underdogs against Kansas State and felt a while ago, like
Speaker 4: getting to seven or eight wins was layup, the the
Speaker 4: bare minimum when they were five and two, layup. And
Speaker 4: now we're talking about the possibility of them being five
Speaker 4: and seven and missing a bowl game. Not good, not
Speaker 4: good at all. And look that what comes with that
Speaker 4: job is the task of either energizing the fan base
Speaker 4: or keeping the energy of the fan base. And I
Speaker 4: think that's gonna be hard. I like Scott Saderfield, but
Speaker 4: that's gonna be hard for this coaching staff to do.
Speaker 4: If they end up losing their last five games of
Speaker 4: the season, then, frankly to a degree, if they end
Speaker 4: up winning one and finishing six and six, I don't
Speaker 4: think relative to the five and two start, that's gonna.
Speaker 2: Feel dogs in every game.
Speaker 4: They're underdogs on Saturday, and there's a decent chance their
Speaker 4: home underdogs their final game against TCU.
Speaker 2: I now, lastly the Bengals. Where do we go from here?
Speaker 4: Mo?
Speaker 1: I watched the game insipidly. I saw what happened. I
Speaker 1: knew when they were way down they're going to come back.
Speaker 1: It's going to be close, and they're going to lose.
Speaker 1: Has Money Mac issued some checks, some cancel checks?
Speaker 4: I started calling him cryptocurrency Mac, because you can't rely
Speaker 4: on them all right now it's up to volatile. Now
Speaker 4: it's yeah, right, you might make a couple kids two volatile. Look,
Speaker 4: Money Mack's a problem. Their biggest problem is their defense
Speaker 4: is terrible, and it is starting to feel like if
Speaker 4: there's going to be a change, it's gonna be with
Speaker 4: the defensive coordinator.
Speaker 2: Perhaps not he was ready for an NFL head coachman.
Speaker 4: What a remarkable fall that you think about it. Two
Speaker 4: years ago we were talking about him being a finalist
Speaker 4: in Arizona, maybe the Cardinals hiring him, or he being
Speaker 4: a guy that you would hire if you're in the
Speaker 4: AFC West and you get you need to get the
Speaker 4: you know, the kryptonite to Patrick Mahomes and now we're
Speaker 4: talking about him. I don't want to say being the
Speaker 4: fall guy, but yeah, I mean to a degree that
Speaker 4: the defense has been terrible, and what the Bengals have
Speaker 4: tried to do with their defense this year is going
Speaker 4: to be what they have to do moving forward. Twenty
Speaker 4: twenty one. They had a good defense, what do they do?
Speaker 4: They threw money at it? Right they spent like you,
Speaker 4: they just threw money at the defense. Can't do that.
Speaker 4: Now you got to use dram choice. Need need young
Speaker 4: talent to be really good instantly. They've tried that the
Speaker 4: last two years and lose system and it hasn't worked.
Speaker 4: And so you're really going to run it back year three?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. In fact, right now, Zach Taylor,
Speaker 2: I call him. You know, Zach Shule is going to
Speaker 2: open up some steakhouses, be a matre d Either that
Speaker 2: or become the head football coach if Lacoda east Well.
Speaker 4: Could do that, Zach Shula after don Or Dave Dave Dave?
Speaker 1: Okay, because you know, does he look like an NFL
Speaker 1: coach to you? He looks perplexed, uncertain.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you this. Let's take the teams at
Speaker 4: the top of the AFC. If you the Denver Broncos,
Speaker 4: you want Sean Payton or Zach Taylor.
Speaker 2: Sean Payton, he's won this.
Speaker 4: Fitzsburgh Steelers, you want Mike Tomlin or Zach Taylor.
Speaker 2: Mike Tomlin.
Speaker 4: Baltimore Ravens you want John Harball or Zach Taylor.
Speaker 2: Arball. Now you can't get Cleveland.
Speaker 4: In the next He's gone, I'm talking about the elite
Speaker 4: team because we're not comparing the I don't want to
Speaker 4: be that. I don't want to compare them to the
Speaker 4: Titans and the Browns, and hear him to the Ravens,
Speaker 4: the LA Chargers, Jim Harball or Zach Taylor, Jim Harball,
Speaker 4: Kansas City chiefs Andy Reid or Zach Taylor.
Speaker 2: My laughter gives you the answer.
Speaker 4: So the Buffalo Bill, Sean mcdermotter, Zach Taylor. Maybe it's
Speaker 4: a more equitable discussion. But if you're looking at the
Speaker 4: elite teams in the league, teams that have quarterbacks as
Speaker 4: good as Joe Burrow, teams that have rosters better than
Speaker 4: the Bengals, and in some cases not as good as
Speaker 4: the Bengals. If you're doing, you know, quarterback versus quarterback
Speaker 4: running backs, offense versus the offense versus offense, defensives versus defense,
Speaker 4: and then he gets to the coaches. How many times
Speaker 4: against elite teams with the Bengals get the check mark
Speaker 4: next to their coach rarely.
Speaker 1: Lastly, I have a big, big decision to make. Okay,
Speaker 1: got a call from a broker. Wants to sell me
Speaker 1: mister big boy. Yeah, for five thousand dollars. Okay, they
Speaker 1: have several They're in a chain link fence. Those are
Speaker 1: worth five thousand dollars if you pick them up and
Speaker 1: they want to go to a good home.
Speaker 2: They don't want to. Nobody wants to make fun of
Speaker 2: mister big boy. You know my feelings about him. About
Speaker 2: twenty years ago. I saved him.
Speaker 1: You know, the Meyer family is gonna get rid of him, right,
Speaker 1: and I worked hard to keep him. But the problem
Speaker 1: is I have to pay the money. I said, I'll
Speaker 1: buy one.
Speaker 4: So you saved the big boy. Now you have to
Speaker 4: pay for one, yes, and I have to transport it
Speaker 4: myself pick it up. Well, that's not gonna happen. You're
Speaker 4: gonna hire some dudes.
Speaker 2: You're enlisting me.
Speaker 4: Is that what you're doing?
Speaker 2: I'm saying Harry ask men, okay, think only weighs about
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty pounds.
Speaker 4: Okay, not your guy.
Speaker 1: The inside is not a big boy by the way, really, no,
Speaker 1: would you agree to have a positioned right there in
Speaker 1: the corner of this studio overlooking what we do here?
Speaker 1: Mister big boy? I saved him. Now I'm gonna buy him.
Speaker 4: I have no not my money. Do what hell you want?
Speaker 2: I go to Rhino Rhino. I got an idea, you
Speaker 2: say it'll talk to DJ. I said, I'll put up
Speaker 2: to five grand.
Speaker 4: What do those guys care if you're paying for it?
Speaker 4: I said, I said, we've got a hardboard cutout of
Speaker 4: John Wayne that we've had for thirty years.
Speaker 2: Still there, there's Jim Scott's photo.
Speaker 4: Right, Jim Scott's photo.
Speaker 2: There's Willie Talk.
Speaker 4: We had Rick Patina. The old Potato's gone. What do
Speaker 4: they care if it's your money? But I try to
Speaker 4: get them to pay for it, Well, that's not gonna happen.
Speaker 4: I said, let's get two of them for ten. No,
Speaker 4: we don't need iHeartMedia resources as precious as they are.
Speaker 4: Going to big Boy statue is the other thing.
Speaker 2: Take them home. I talked to my wife said, Penny,
Speaker 2: does she want one? What do you think? Probably in
Speaker 2: the front yard. I try to buy a flying pig
Speaker 2: with the skirt on. She said, I'll take a sledgehammer
Speaker 2: to it and when you're sleeping.
Speaker 4: Thanks. Thanks, And I said first, she said absolutely not.
Speaker 4: Don't embarrass yourself. So if she says no and they
Speaker 4: say no, here right here, Okay, I mean if it's
Speaker 4: your money, what do they care?
Speaker 2: He said, let me get it approved by the management
Speaker 2: of the building. Yeah, Steve Miller, Steve Miller.
Speaker 4: Band his approval. A big boy and the I'm gonna ask.
Speaker 1: Steve Miller, he runs the building. Can I get mister
Speaker 1: big boy if I got to use a freight elevator
Speaker 1: to get him up here or the steps?
Speaker 2: Would you help bring them up? Bring him up the steps?
Speaker 4: No, No, I want nothing to do with this.
Speaker 2: I just want to be fabulous anytime you look at
Speaker 2: them when you laugh, and which is what we're looking for,
Speaker 2: joy we're looking I guess I'm filled with joy ever
Speaker 2: since the election did give me joy, So I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: But yes or no?
Speaker 2: Would you want to look at mister big boy every day?
Speaker 4: If I don't have to pay for it? Fine, I
Speaker 4: don't care. Would you help get him here? No, come on,
Speaker 4: I don't do manual labor. If i'm if I'm am
Speaker 4: I getting paid, we can talk about it. I mean
Speaker 4: if if you're gonna throw some coin my way, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm your guy.
Speaker 2: Maybe Ron's roost.
Speaker 4: We can pay me in chicken.
Speaker 2: Yes, give me some chicken.
Speaker 4: Chicken is good.
Speaker 2: Chicken is good. You want some kind of do do
Speaker 2: we have hope? Moses? Before you leave me? I know
Speaker 2: you got to go to Buffalo Wild Rings with mister
Speaker 2: big boy, But do you have hope? Do you look
Speaker 2: at you? You're like for what? Just anything? In sports?
Speaker 4: My beloved bear Cats play NKU tonight. I like Darren
Speaker 4: Horn a lot. Orse have a good program, but I
Speaker 4: didn't count. The bear Cats don't count, So I'm I'm
Speaker 4: hopeful that West Miller's team can get to the NCAA tournament.
Speaker 4: I'm hopeful for that. And I do think the Reds
Speaker 4: are interesting and too tenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Possibly, yeah, I think the stay healthy.
Speaker 4: That's a big question. I think if I think there
Speaker 4: are a lot of teams who didn't make the postseason
Speaker 4: last year who would love to go into the offseason
Speaker 4: with the young starting pitching the Reds half. Now, the
Speaker 4: problem is none of those guys have gotten through a
Speaker 4: full big league season. None. But there's a lot of
Speaker 4: upside there and I am moderately optimistic about the twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five Roads. The threshold is not very high to
Speaker 4: get in the postseason. You know, I don't know how
Speaker 4: aybody's gonna watch them. I'm not sure how that's going
Speaker 4: to work. But you can hear all the games here.
Speaker 4: But I do think you don't care about TV though?
Speaker 4: Care about radio? I don't care? Yeah, please listen right
Speaker 4: big Boy on TV? Did they ever talk about our bro?
Speaker 4: They ever talk about us? It been the last like
Speaker 4: six days. Listen, listen to our news or talking about
Speaker 4: the Reds TV deal.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, who cares? I don't care. I hope there's
Speaker 2: no TV. We went radio and that's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I got text here from Bob the Bricklayer and others
Speaker 2: to you. They will help. They got trailers. Awesome, MO.
Speaker 2: Can you see the Big Boy coming down Montgomery Road
Speaker 2: on the back of a trailer?
Speaker 4: How tall is it?
Speaker 2: Eight feet?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I man.
Speaker 4: The more I think about it, the more excited I am.
Speaker 4: Right there I can't believe you're watching seeing that.
Speaker 2: I see what's behind you on the other side.
Speaker 4: Oh, I see.
Speaker 1: When I come in, Sloaney has on the view just
Speaker 1: to piss me off. I'm recourging. I look at that
Speaker 1: and I can't take it anymore.
Speaker 4: So he does.
Speaker 1: He puts a view on one and puts something else
Speaker 1: on the learning channel on the other one, and that's it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I got I got your proxy.
Speaker 4: You say yes, if it doesn't cost me anything, and
Speaker 4: if I don't have to do any list? What about
Speaker 4: carrying up the steps if I'm getting paid, Yes, that's
Speaker 4: six flights of steps.
Speaker 1: Man, that's a lot. Let's see if I can make
Speaker 1: it happen. I got your vote. Sure, Oh, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. Good to see you have hope.
Speaker 2: Do you have any hope?
Speaker 4: Who was supposed to be on in this spot that
Speaker 4: you came and grabbed me?
Speaker 3: No one.
Speaker 2: I was going to take calls and I said, I'll
Speaker 2: do it tomorrow. Most here. We've got stuff going you agree,
Speaker 2: we've got stuff going on.
Speaker 4: There's a lot going on. Yeah.
Speaker 2: When the Bengals in the after, when they beat the
Speaker 2: Steelers here with Mike.
Speaker 4: Tomlin, if they beat the Steelers. You know, there we go.
Speaker 4: Then the next game is against Dallas, who's bad, and
Speaker 4: then play that the Titans. They're bad.
Speaker 2: That's three.
Speaker 4: Suddenly back to five hundred here.
Speaker 2: They got to win the last two and no one
Speaker 2: in Pittsburgh might be tough.
Speaker 4: That game against Denver is going to be tough. But
Speaker 4: get the Browns here. They'll be favored in that one.
Speaker 4: What do you think, mo, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I have hound the drums of glory. It's possible, right.
Speaker 4: Don't you have hope for XAVI basketball? Most Coteers played
Speaker 4: well on Saturday against Lake Forest.
Speaker 1: And then the Crosstown shoot out. This year will be
Speaker 1: a little more interesting, maybe, you see, you'll be competitive.
Speaker 4: Well, from my perspective, that's what I'm rooting for. But
Speaker 4: just be competitive. I think I think there's a very
Speaker 4: good chance we have both teams ranked. We might have
Speaker 4: both teams undefeated. That would be unusual, undefeated, unranked, almost
Speaker 4: as unusual as you attending the Skyline Chili Crosstown Shootout.
Speaker 2: Where is it? This shit's that?
Speaker 4: You see?
Speaker 2: I'm not going correct?
Speaker 1: All right, thank you very much, let's continue with more
Speaker 1: line becomes available seven four nine, seven thousand, Bengals earn
Speaker 1: the lurch.
Speaker 2: See what happens.
Speaker 1: They're all for the next twelve days back at it
Speaker 1: two a week from Sunday right here against the Steelers,
Speaker 1: and then, as Moe said, they're going to march to
Speaker 1: the playoffs. In playoffs and maybe maybe to the super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Okay, on news Radio seven hundred wul.
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Speaker 2: I come into every day? The view is right there.
Speaker 1: He does He does it for on purpose over there,
Speaker 1: and I'm watching this and I'm starting I feel like
Speaker 1: a Hillary Clinton supporter start screaming.
Speaker 2: I'm a big Joe and Mika going up and going
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Speaker 7: Well, they saw their ratings in the toilet being said, well,
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Speaker 2: US Attorney Southern District of Ohio. What are you looking at?
Speaker 2: Just saying look at me, just look at me, just
Speaker 2: saying I'm gonna do it. I'd give PG sitting fail
Speaker 2: to pass. They criminalized politics both yes I could, Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe I couldn't. I don't know what. What would DJ say? Well,
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Speaker 2: We'll get Justice Joe to fill in for you, Justice,
Speaker 2: that you'll be gone to Justice even call him anymore,
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Speaker 1: charge of southern Ohio.
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Speaker 2: Look at it that way. I don't think I do.
Speaker 2: Maybe I do, Maybe I don't know.
Speaker 7: With the Gates appointment, as everyone else is all, he's
Speaker 7: going to take a flame threat.
Speaker 2: So good to the Justice Department.
Speaker 1: Yes for athlics, for those who protests out in front
Speaker 1: of planned parenthood, for the false warrants, defies of warrants,
Speaker 1: for the criminalization of Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Whatever it is, it is, can't be worse. Eat it.
Speaker 2: Speaking of eating it, what about me getting a big boy?
Speaker 7: You've heard I've heard about this. So can we unveil
Speaker 7: the cost of the staff five thousand dollars? Take up
Speaker 7: donations among the employees.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I go to the newsroom. Yeah, big boy. So
Speaker 2: let me ask you this. I am mad. I'm going
Speaker 2: to take a wild guess. Penny is not on board
Speaker 2: with this thing. It would have to go here, rock
Speaker 2: because you asked the first lady what about at home?
Speaker 1: And she said, I got two reasons. Not number one
Speaker 1: a sledgehammer when I'm asleep. You'll hear a crashing sound.
Speaker 1: And secondly, I got a text here from the weed man,
Speaker 1: Tom Weiedman. It says I'd be out of zoning compliance.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, I can't have a coming out in handcuffs,
Speaker 1: handcuff size.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 2: We'll put it out in front of the Trustees building
Speaker 2: down there.
Speaker 1: The weed man said, no, but inside here Steve Miller,
Speaker 1: Steve Miller band runs his place, called him.
Speaker 2: He said, no problem, but you may may not be
Speaker 2: able to come up.
Speaker 7: I just think it would look better buy you get
Speaker 7: like a like a rotten reel and he's holding a
Speaker 7: fishing rod in there, like a straw hat, like a
Speaker 7: little like.
Speaker 2: Huck Finn seasonally a big boy. Well if Tom weed,
Speaker 2: but what if we we painted maize and blue? You
Speaker 2: think he'll yes, Yes, there you go, say, Michigan doing
Speaker 2: this year. By the way, what else is going on?
Speaker 2: Rock not so I'm the same.
Speaker 7: But they already got the rings, they got the money,
Speaker 7: they got the women, and they got so forget Hutchinson.
Speaker 1: Sorry, can't play anymore. But I think I can bring
Speaker 1: an inside here and put it outside. But I told DJ,
Speaker 1: and I told Ryano, and I told Tony that if
Speaker 1: that happens guess what.
Speaker 2: I'm taking it with me when I go. They said, okay,
Speaker 2: but at that point, maybe we'll have some money. They
Speaker 2: can buy it ten thousand dollars, make a few bucks,
Speaker 2: flip it, flip it. Somebody will steal it like everything
Speaker 2: else around here. But this is a legit one. It's like,
Speaker 2: this is like.
Speaker 1: I want to see it because there's good ones. I
Speaker 1: want a real big boy out in front of a
Speaker 1: like blue Ash Fishes. I went there all the time.
Speaker 1: I would love to get.
Speaker 7: You need to get the one at the corner of
Speaker 7: seventy four in North Bend. That's an iconic fishes location
Speaker 7: and it's closed. But there last the one you need,
Speaker 7: right in the heart of the West Side in Green Township.
Speaker 2: Right outside of Damn. I may take you with me
Speaker 2: then pick out the right They probably give it to
Speaker 2: me the big boy man. It looks like if you
Speaker 2: put your hand up like it, I'll stand right out
Speaker 2: there just like him overall. Give me a big big boy, Paul, Paul,
Speaker 2: bring me a new big boy every day. Nuts Paul says,
Speaker 2: what do you bring?
Speaker 1: I said, just bring white castles, I guess the next time, right,
Speaker 1: bullet burgers and stuff it.
Speaker 2: Goes shame an more hot fudge cake. All right, let's
Speaker 2: talk about the big game of the weekend.
Speaker 3: Cake.
Speaker 2: What about your pumpkin pie? What about that rock? We
Speaker 2: got talking about the big game? Whipped gream and pumpkin pie?
Speaker 2: What about that?
Speaker 3: I like it?
Speaker 9: I like.
Speaker 2: Is there any frishes open?
Speaker 7: There is a privately owned one, apparently, according to a
Speaker 7: caller who called the Edding Rocky Show in Terminal A
Speaker 7: the CVG Airport.
Speaker 2: I will be there on Friday and I will check
Speaker 2: it out. I'll check it out. Well done, onion rings
Speaker 2: and a cherry coke. Then you're in vanilla coke. But yes,
Speaker 2: and then you get a cheese, get a pumpkin pie,
Speaker 2: and get hot fudge cake to go, hot punch cake. Yes,
Speaker 2: right now, what's the big Pick them up rock when
Speaker 2: you leave and then just put them in your bag. Moeller,
Speaker 2: the X all the glory are you pick?
Speaker 4: I'm picking the men who beat him before right about
Speaker 4: two months ago, forty five thirty seven.
Speaker 2: It was it was a very close game, santaxscom And
Speaker 2: after that they went into counseling.
Speaker 7: Didn't they had sat X Well that was a private
Speaker 7: matter and they played a lot I think they counseled.
Speaker 2: Uh more, there's a d I think that we did that.
Speaker 1: That's the president to you. Maybe the president of Maler
Speaker 1: and the counselor san X already get together. Is that possible,
Speaker 1: possibly produce lots of babies. You've done your part. I
Speaker 1: have thank you, because every will continue to keep practicing.
Speaker 9: What do you need?
Speaker 1: Every woman has to produce two point one children to
Speaker 1: be even two point one, and you're up to three, maybe.
Speaker 7: Four, maybe four or five? And then we talk about it,
Speaker 7: keep talking. So her brother and his wife just had
Speaker 7: a big, brand new baby.
Speaker 2: Not an old writer, but a newby writer. And she's
Speaker 2: holding the other day and I saw the look in
Speaker 2: her eyes for number four.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, you need got us start producing female You
Speaker 1: need female babies.
Speaker 2: Maybe heavy. No, that's the problem about me.
Speaker 7: The tank tybe we talked to say that if you
Speaker 7: have three in a row, you're likely to get four.
Speaker 7: But then if you go for the fifth, then it'll
Speaker 7: switch the switch. And let me know, this place doesn't
Speaker 7: pay me enough to pay for five children.
Speaker 4: They will if you don't go to Saint X. And
Speaker 4: the boys don't need counselor just go to Harrison now
Speaker 4: could happen? What about the big game this weekend.
Speaker 7: Gonna be a big one that is sold out out,
Speaker 7: sold out, and hey, I can't get there?
Speaker 2: Why can't Why can't they? Olways A H s A
Speaker 2: A get get hey go to go to knippert Well
Speaker 2: because here here's what I heard. That's a stupid role.
Speaker 7: It's even stupider now because what they said was it
Speaker 7: can be looked as a recruiting violation, like you see
Speaker 7: is getting some sort of there's no treatment. But it's
Speaker 7: like way w We also live in a world where
Speaker 7: you can buy a kid a Lamborghini to come to
Speaker 7: the school. So what's the difference if you play a
Speaker 7: freaking high school playoff game and losing for not playing there?
Speaker 7: For like probably yeah, man, that's you know that players
Speaker 7: would get sold out.
Speaker 4: There'll be thousand people.
Speaker 2: That's another thing Trump needs to clean out Columbus. Get
Speaker 2: a bent get rid of them.
Speaker 4: About a Bentley like Sean Donovan, my buddy, my buddy
Speaker 4: bought a brand new Bentley, like a Bentley Bentley.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like no, Sean Donald the right hand man of
Speaker 2: Yeah sy lease, I thought Dale Donovans got a brand
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Speaker 7: Muller X correct gonna get the ball, We're gonna score.
Speaker 7: Then what Then he's gonna kick off to Mouler three
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Speaker 7: just a pick six, yes, twenty one, nothing back and
Speaker 7: then like the Bengals, and then the comeback begins until
Speaker 7: money Mac takes the field. He's got the yips. Is
Speaker 7: there any question of course golf? Of course he's like
Speaker 7: hooking that thing. He's trying to like overcompensate and he's
Speaker 7: driving it left.
Speaker 4: You need to go down there and talk to to
Speaker 4: talk about getting rid of the slice, the slice. He's
Speaker 4: got the hook, right, I get rid of a hook
Speaker 4: or draw it's slice. Here's the movie Major League two.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 7: A catcher in the movie has has the yips, and
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Speaker 7: you know, yeah, just you think about just think about it,
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Speaker 2: Guess what I'm back? Oh my god? College football tonight?
Speaker 2: Will you at beautiful Yeager Stadium in Oxford, Wait, Northern
Speaker 2: Illinois and Miami Northern Illinois? What have they done recently? Interesting?
Speaker 7: In Notre Dame earlier they didn't give me that game.
Speaker 7: It's like, you know, they'll fly me to Montana.
Speaker 2: Do a game. There's a game twenty five minutes in
Speaker 2: my backyard. Miami. No, no, don't who you got this week? Idaho,
Speaker 2: Idaho at South Carolina. Oh, that's not too bad. College
Speaker 2: basketball Tonight plenty of an eighteenth RAE at Cincinnati Bearcats
Speaker 2: at NKU UH six thirty seven hundred WLW and fifty
Speaker 2: five KRC Red's update. Get the latest on the Reds
Speaker 2: Tonight Hot Stove League six oh five seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: The special guest there is going to be hitting coach
Speaker 2: Chris Balenka. Hopefully you do a better job than the
Speaker 2: last guy. Let's see, uh, Texas and Notre Dame. What
Speaker 2: are going to start a home and home series twenty
Speaker 2: twenty eight at the South Bend twenty twenty nine Texas?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 2: Okay, that's good. We only play the best teams. FC
Speaker 2: Cincinnati has signed Kevin Denky like Belgium, he's a striker
Speaker 2: Northern Illinois. Remember sixteen million dollars? How much? Sixteen million?
Speaker 2: What about what about Costa? What about him?
Speaker 4: Luca?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. I don't know if Luco's coming back?
Speaker 2: And Bope, how about Mbope and Boppe? I think he's
Speaker 2: heard he's not playing about Ronaldo. My wife says, it
Speaker 2: looked like Ronaldo really a little bit. I think you
Speaker 2: got to get a haircut now that you're playing. Who's
Speaker 2: you the closer to Ronaldo or the big boy? Big boy?
Speaker 2: Go ahead?
Speaker 4: You mean him? Please continue?
Speaker 2: Let's see beginning with the twenty twenty five NASCAR Cup
Speaker 2: Series season, Willie Kroger is moving their primary sponsorship to
Speaker 2: our FK Racing. Can you tell Rodney mcmonllin, I'm looking
Speaker 2: for that guy. I gotta talk to him. Yeah, that
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Speaker 2: it's Ralph fenwayk RFK is he's going to run the
Speaker 2: Health of the America and then a race team on Sunday.
Speaker 2: He got nothing to do on Yeah, yeah, so sounds
Speaker 2: great to me. What about Northern Illinois? Remember that game?
Speaker 2: I do remember that came? How bad?
Speaker 9: Was?
Speaker 2: Everybody has a little slip up? What Miami beat the Huskies?
Speaker 9: Then?
Speaker 4: What not?
Speaker 2: Good luck to him?
Speaker 7: A couple other jeames that beat the Huskies. Now not
Speaker 7: this day and age. You know, it's hard weekend, week out,
Speaker 7: not not everybody has a slip up.
Speaker 2: That was one of their first games that wasn't it.
Speaker 2: It was like the third They slept up big time
Speaker 2: rolling ever since. Bro, what's on the big show? I
Speaker 2: don't know, say get me out of the students report,
Speaker 2: will you? And out of a rainy day here in
Speaker 2: the Trice date and lookout snow and rain on the
Speaker 2: way with Ted McKay. I saved you once, mister big boy.
Speaker 2: Now I'm going to own you. We leave you with
Speaker 2: the immortal words of the Stood Report. He's lining it
Speaker 2: up five seconds select that are you up?
Speaker 4: Sixteen fourteen?
Speaker 2: Oh god, sixty two yarder in a snap pole jeers,
Speaker 2: kick this, fuck this fucked, it's fuck big up by
Speaker 2: ye are you big up?
Speaker 3: Bye?
Speaker 2: You Hussies has done it.
Speaker 4: Bussies with the biggest upset and are you his story?
Speaker 4: They come to South in Indiana and they knock off
Speaker 4: the number five team in the country.
Speaker 2: At least this guy had a little more gumption than
Speaker 2: the Marshall guy. Another win for Marshall win Yeah, final
Speaker 2: score again, I got the post gaming war brought you
Speaker 2: by Pampers Diapers.
Speaker 4: Coming up.
Speaker 2: Another win over Notre Dame in South Bend for Marshall.
Speaker 2: Please say thank you, yes sir, seven hundred WL you