Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the great American. Scott Powell, one of my
Speaker 1: frequent guests, makes so much sense. I like to get
Speaker 1: them all as much as I can. And of course
Speaker 1: his views are expressed on townhall dot com. Tariffs, tariffs
Speaker 1: and more tariffs. The headline of his story protesters are
Speaker 1: wrong and whether it's doge and tariffs and law and
Speaker 1: orders should be applauded. And Scott Powell, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, you begin
Speaker 1: your calling by talking about the honeymoon period. Every president
Speaker 1: has one hundred day honeymoon period lasting until around around
Speaker 1: April fifteenth. Has Donald Trump been given a honeymoon by
Speaker 1: the mainstream media, by the Democratic Party, by those in
Speaker 1: control of the major newspapers.
Speaker 2: What happened to the honeymoon?
Speaker 1: Hell no, let's get right.
Speaker 2: To the fight. No, there's no.
Speaker 3: Honeymoon honeymoon as they said, you know, going back to
Speaker 3: you know, his first election. You know, the knives were
Speaker 3: already being drawn even before inauguration in twenty seventeen. You know,
Speaker 3: we had the Russia Russian hoax issue. But this time
Speaker 3: the guns are drawn. I mean, he's had assassination attempts
Speaker 3: on his life before the election on the twenty twenty
Speaker 3: four election.
Speaker 4: So, honeymoon, are you kidding?
Speaker 3: They want And now this is a really sad moment
Speaker 3: in American history where one of the major parties, that's
Speaker 3: the Democrat Party.
Speaker 4: It is still it's not as it's not the.
Speaker 3: Party it was, but it's still the second major party
Speaker 3: in America.
Speaker 4: Polls show that fifty five.
Speaker 3: Percent of Democrats would support the elimination of Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: the killing, the assassination of Donald Trump. That is a
Speaker 3: very very sad commentary on the current state of America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, fifty five percent won him killed. And then there's
Speaker 1: forty eight percent they say they want Elon Musk killed,
Speaker 1: they want him murdered, they want a bullet in his head.
Speaker 1: And that's that's not some fringe element. That's not the
Speaker 1: John Birch Society or the Communist Party. These are These
Speaker 1: are Democrats, registered Democrats who say it would be justified
Speaker 1: for someone to kill the president of the United States.
Speaker 1: And it isn't that like a big If I'm the
Speaker 1: CBS Evening News, they don't cover these, I would say,
Speaker 1: look at this, that fifty five percent of the of
Speaker 1: the Democrats when Donald Trump eliminated?
Speaker 2: What does that mean? Eliminated? That means shot.
Speaker 1: That's the Democratic Party, And I don't know how we
Speaker 1: how we get over it? And then how do you
Speaker 1: work with someone that you want to kill? And I
Speaker 1: watched Juck Schumer walk around the Senate being asked questions
Speaker 1: Elon Musk about the violence committed against against Tesla and
Speaker 1: and he he can't answer the question because indirectly he's
Speaker 1: the one that called for the for the I won't
Speaker 1: say the killing, but maybe the assassination of two US
Speaker 1: Supreme Court justices in front of the building. Then a
Speaker 1: few weeks later, an assassin picked up that idea, traveled
Speaker 1: to Brett Kavanaugh's home to try to kill him. And
Speaker 1: it just it just was found guilty the assassin. And
Speaker 1: I'm living in this world, thinking, Scott Poll, this cannot
Speaker 1: continue like this. Someone's got to reform their behavior before
Speaker 1: it's too late. In fact, Trump's been shot, but nonetheless
Speaker 1: Democrats won him eliminated.
Speaker 2: What does eliminated mean?
Speaker 3: What means just as you described it, It means the
Speaker 3: the the killing, the assassinations of a human being.
Speaker 4: First and foremost, you know, we we.
Speaker 3: America was celebrated as as a country that would be different,
Speaker 3: as a country that would have a system of transition
Speaker 3: of government that would be done peacefully and respectfully, and
Speaker 3: that you know that the people would be sovereign. The
Speaker 3: people would choose their who would govern, and then those
Speaker 3: who would those who would govern, would be allowed to govern.
Speaker 3: And if they did a good job and life improved
Speaker 3: in a mat Erica, chances are they would re elect
Speaker 3: those people. That's how the system is supposed to work.
Speaker 3: It's not supposed to work that we have an election
Speaker 3: and then we sabotage the government, because then we have
Speaker 3: no mechanism for understanding what works and what doesn't work.
Speaker 3: It's thuggery. Thuggery works. That's always worked in the Third World.
Speaker 3: Do we want the United States to become a third
Speaker 3: World country?
Speaker 4: Well, we're well on our way.
Speaker 2: I look at this.
Speaker 1: I look at Brian Thompson, his CEO of United Healthcare
Speaker 1: last Deceummer, being hunted down by Luigi Maggione and being
Speaker 1: there's over a million dollars. I guess mainly Democrats have
Speaker 1: contributed to his defense fund. The majority of Democrats believe
Speaker 1: that the murder of a father and a husband in
Speaker 1: cold blood on the streets of New York City is
Speaker 1: justified because he works. And the CEO of United Healthcare
Speaker 1: that is justified too. And I'm thinking, if I'm a
Speaker 1: CEO of a co company, the cost of protecting me,
Speaker 1: it's not worth it.
Speaker 2: What does this say about America?
Speaker 1: When the opposition party, the loyal Opposition, not only wants
Speaker 1: to eliminate the president and Elon Musk, they also support
Speaker 1: the assassination for political purposes of Brian Thompson.
Speaker 2: What does that say?
Speaker 4: Well, it's very it's really sad.
Speaker 3: You know, politics is really downstream of the culture, and
Speaker 3: culture is downstream of the spiritual orientation of the country.
Speaker 3: And you know, before we could win the War of
Speaker 3: Independence from Great Britain, we had to have a spiritual revival.
Speaker 3: That was the Great Awakening. Before the Civil War we
Speaker 3: had a second Great Awakening. We need a spiritual revival
Speaker 3: in this country because our culture has gone to hell
Speaker 3: and now our political system has gone to hell. Well,
Speaker 3: it would be helpful we the restoration of good things, right,
Speaker 3: you know, what do you look for in culture? In
Speaker 3: a cultural renaissance, you'd expect to see a flourishing of
Speaker 3: things that are beautiful things that are edifying. You'd expect
Speaker 3: to hear more great music where we right now. Music
Speaker 3: is dark. Art really is darker, and there seems to
Speaker 3: be no course correction. The course correction will come when
Speaker 3: American people recognize that when you drive God out of
Speaker 3: your culture, it creates a vacuum that gets filled with
Speaker 3: evil spiritual influence.
Speaker 2: It would be helpful we see it in spades.
Speaker 1: It'd be very helpful if the leaders of the Liberal
Speaker 1: Democratic Party, from the Obamas to the Clintons to the
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosis and the Chuck Schumers stand up is one
Speaker 1: and saying political violence against those who we disagree with
Speaker 1: must stop immediately, instead of saying that they implicitly allow
Speaker 1: it and encourage it. And I look at some of
Speaker 1: the funding of these radical groups, these hands off groups
Speaker 1: who just pop up in a thousand cities all over America,
Speaker 1: and your column talks about this. How are these so
Speaker 1: called hands off groups, how are they funded? How does
Speaker 1: it happen? First of all, my question is this, I
Speaker 1: would like to think political leadership would stand up and
Speaker 1: say we can't have a country and which the majority
Speaker 1: of my party wants the opposition leader to be eliminated
Speaker 1: we can't do that.
Speaker 2: But they won't do that.
Speaker 1: Why won't the leader of the Democrats say this is wrong,
Speaker 1: don't do it, don't attack dealerships, don't scratch the sides
Speaker 1: of tesla's, don't advocate for the assassination of the president.
Speaker 1: We don't want them eliminate it. We want to challenge
Speaker 1: them on the battlefield of ideas and win. Why don't
Speaker 1: the Democratic leaders tell it's flock, don't do this.
Speaker 3: Well, the answer to your question, Bill is they know
Speaker 3: they can't win legitimacy. Legitimately their ideas, the platform of
Speaker 3: the Democrat Party is so far left, so destructive. You know,
Speaker 3: to most Americans that they can't win. They're in a
Speaker 3: party of severe decline, and they're like cornered rats that
Speaker 3: all they can do is conduct themselves in this way.
Speaker 4: And it's very very sad. But so we need a
Speaker 4: tough Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: We've had five victories in the Supreme Court in the
Speaker 3: last ten days or so.
Speaker 4: Amazing, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Where the Supreme Court has come out and defended the
Speaker 3: position of Donald Trump to be the president and to
Speaker 3: exercise is executive not just privileged but his executive authority.
Speaker 3: The president is given authority by the Constitution because it's
Speaker 3: essential that we have a powerful commander in chief not
Speaker 3: only in military affairs, but also.
Speaker 4: In other security matters.
Speaker 3: And for any judge to try to subvert Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: you know, deporting of not just the illegal aliens, but
Speaker 3: the worst elements. The trend of dog Guang Doagua terrorists.
Speaker 3: These people they need to be they need to be
Speaker 3: removed as quickly as possible. Why is there a judge
Speaker 3: that would block that and say, oh, oh, I'm giving
Speaker 3: an order to turn the plane around and bring them
Speaker 3: back to America.
Speaker 1: Can't happen. Let's talk about the funding. You have a
Speaker 1: great part of your column Scott powellin townhall dot com
Speaker 1: about funding these protests. Explain how much money they're paid
Speaker 1: and what the purpose is the hands off protests that
Speaker 1: are going to happen every month, I would imagine, because
Speaker 1: this is astro turf, their protesters are paid and they're
Speaker 1: out there protesting, and the media covers it as if
Speaker 1: everage middle class people just on their own come out
Speaker 1: of their homes, their apartments, their condos, their trailer parks,
Speaker 1: they just kind of leave their work and just all
Speaker 1: of a sudden show up together and start protesting. Is
Speaker 1: that the way it works?
Speaker 3: I just want to pray, And it hasn't. It hasn't
Speaker 3: worked that way for a long time. We're just finally
Speaker 3: waking up to it. And I always just say, you know,
Speaker 3: fool me one, shame on me, but fool me twice,
Speaker 3: shame on you. You know, the hands off protest which runs
Speaker 3: under monikers such as the Tesla takedown or ending the
Speaker 3: Billionaire power Grab. Look, the billionaire power grab is more
Speaker 3: more on the left and the right.
Speaker 4: Now, that's where the money is.
Speaker 3: It's in the high tech industry that tends to support
Speaker 3: the Democrat agenda. But this is anything but a grassroots
Speaker 3: movement or it's spontaneous. You know, many progresses are protests
Speaker 3: are paid in as much as three hundred dollars a day,
Speaker 3: and then there's funding from one hundred more than one
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy five NGOs. The real number was I
Speaker 3: think one hundred and eighty nine, but since you can't
Speaker 3: really verify it, I just said we'll give a number
Speaker 3: a little less than that. You know, and the different
Speaker 3: protest groups involved in the hands offf protesting hands off
Speaker 3: protest campaign, you know they've been assisted and coordinated by
Speaker 3: an organization known as Indivisible that has received millions of
Speaker 3: dollars from George Soros's Open Society Foundation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there we.
Speaker 3: Have Soros funding das and the campaigns of federal judges
Speaker 3: and getting them, you know, get getting getting them into office,
Speaker 3: and then running.
Speaker 4: The street gangs too. I mean, this is my gosh.
Speaker 1: I tell you, I don't know, and you have a
Speaker 1: great part of your column about the organization. What are
Speaker 1: the goals? I like to know what is the goal?
Speaker 1: It's the goal to have more bankruptcies? Is the goal
Speaker 1: to have more illegal aliens? Can you imagine? I often
Speaker 1: say every now and then I might have taken issue
Speaker 1: with a thing or two that Donald Trump has done,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking, well, that's.
Speaker 2: Not quite right. But the ball goat is great.
Speaker 1: But I'm thinking, what if the shoe was on the
Speaker 1: other foot and about five hundred thousand votes changed hands,
Speaker 1: and that Kamala Harris was in the presidency right now,
Speaker 1: and that Tim Waltz was the vice president right now?
Speaker 1: What would the southern border look like right now? Using
Speaker 1: the same laws available to Joe Biden. The southern border
Speaker 1: is closed in fact we're now getting it's going to
Speaker 1: take two or three years to get all them out
Speaker 1: of here. But none the less that we were told
Speaker 1: by the Democrats and the media that the only way
Speaker 1: to fix the southern border was to pass all these
Speaker 1: brand new laws that called for the hiring of ten
Speaker 1: thousand more federal employees, including the fact that everyone in
Speaker 1: the country could stay here and wait for their hearing
Speaker 1: to be held. There was going to be two thousand
Speaker 1: more administrative law judges to have hearings on each individual.
Speaker 1: This would stretch out for five to ten years. We
Speaker 1: found out the laws in effect when Biden was the
Speaker 1: president had been sufficient when used.
Speaker 2: Correctly by Donald Trump. And the media doesn't cover that
Speaker 2: at all.
Speaker 3: Of course not the media is full of useful idiots,
Speaker 3: you know, Lenin called Lenin called the people, you know,
Speaker 3: the average people that get mobilized for these demonstrations, and
Speaker 3: of course these are media events. Remember this is terrorism
Speaker 3: is a media event. Do you know that that the
Speaker 3: terrorists win not because of the killings that they do,
Speaker 3: but because of their effects on the media globally.
Speaker 4: So uh, you know, our biggest.
Speaker 3: Challenges Americans is this normalcy bias that we all have.
Speaker 3: You know, we all, especially US adults, we have long
Speaker 3: memories of the way.
Speaker 4: It used to be.
Speaker 3: And this is America, and this couldn't possibly be happening
Speaker 3: in America. We have this normalcy bias that prevents us
Speaker 3: from seeing the leadership of the left, the Democrat Party
Speaker 3: for what it is.
Speaker 4: These are destroyers.
Speaker 3: These people want America totally restructured. They want us merged
Speaker 3: into some new global order. They want a pure democracy,
Speaker 3: not a constitutional republic. And you know the founding fathers
Speaker 3: were scared to death of a pure democracy. Why because
Speaker 3: it always devolves to a mobocracy. Can't we see this
Speaker 3: now that we have a mobocracy running America on the street,
Speaker 3: this is a color This is a color revolution in
Speaker 3: America to prevent Donald Trump, the elected president, from being
Speaker 3: able to carry up what the people wanted.
Speaker 4: So we'll have a color revolution.
Speaker 3: Will will obstruct through through law, there will obstruct through demonstrations,
Speaker 3: will obstruct through assassination threats.
Speaker 4: I mean a lot of people get intimidated.
Speaker 3: I think Amy Coey, Barrett and maybe Brett Kavanaugh, they
Speaker 3: they backed down from being tough because they were afraid
Speaker 3: a democratic America that we that that we knew in
Speaker 3: our childhood, and we've got to corrected sky about minute remaining.
Speaker 3: But a Democratic activist compelled indirectly by Chuck Schumer, the
Speaker 3: leader of the Democrats in the Senate, hunted down at
Speaker 3: the home of Brett Kavanaugh to kill him and his family.
Speaker 1: And that wasn't a major deal. And in fact, the
Speaker 1: guy just was found guilty about a week ago. Nobody
Speaker 1: knows about it. Lastly, on the teriff issue, if tariffs
Speaker 1: are so wrong, how come every country in the world
Speaker 1: has them except us?
Speaker 2: If they're so wrong?
Speaker 1: And secondly, if Americans pay for the tariffs, why would
Speaker 1: these other countries care. The fact is the tariffs are
Speaker 1: born by lots of parties along the way. But tariffs work.
Speaker 1: That's why other countries use them. And secondly, Americans don't
Speaker 1: pay completely for the tariffs. If they did, the other
Speaker 1: countries wouldn't care. If the Americans paid for the tariffs,
Speaker 1: why would Canadians care? Well, have any tariff you want
Speaker 1: the American consumer pays, right, The answer is, no, tariffs work,
Speaker 1: and Americans pay a small part. In fact, inflation has
Speaker 1: gone down in the month of February and go down
Speaker 1: on the month of March, and that will not be reported.
Speaker 1: But Scott Powell, we got to run once again. I
Speaker 1: love your term the mobocracy, and that the media covers
Speaker 1: the mobocracy as if that's the bowel, it's the soul
Speaker 1: of the American people, just uni laterly arising serum. It's
Speaker 1: just all of a sudden to go out there in protest,
Speaker 1: when in fact it's paid for because the mob rules,
Speaker 1: because the George Floyd riots, because the hands off these
Speaker 1: useful idiots of march around because they're paid. Well, Scott Powell,
Speaker 1: you got me all urinated off right now, So I
Speaker 1: gotta go. But h but once again, uh, somehow sanity
Speaker 1: must rule, and somehow Donald Trump must be allowed to
Speaker 1: be the president.
Speaker 4: Bill, you are you.
Speaker 3: You are a great voice of sanity in this country.
Speaker 3: And I just say, keep it up, man, don't give up.
Speaker 3: Don't retire on us. Bill, No, I'm too young to retire.
Speaker 1: I got I got too much, I got too much vision,
Speaker 1: I got a voice, and damn I'm gonna keep talking.
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, You're a great American, and thanks for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Scott, Thank you Bill.
Speaker 1: As Americans, we can't let the mobocracy rule it works
Speaker 1: with George Floyd riots is it going to work again?
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham on seven hundred wu ow hi, Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great American. Coming up after one o'clock today will
Speaker 1: be Michael McDonald of the Catholic League of what's happening
Speaker 1: in the state of Colorado? That could come to Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
Speaker 1: but I doubt it. But it's happening in many blue
Speaker 1: cities and blue states about so called transgender rights. And
Speaker 1: can I say as many times as I can, no
Speaker 1: one I know advocates, certainly not the Great American of
Speaker 1: any injury to anybody who believes they're locked in the
Speaker 1: wrong body. It's a failure to recognize reality. It's a mental,
Speaker 1: mental problem needs to be taken care of and solved.
Speaker 1: And to me, I have empathy and sympathy for parents
Speaker 1: having to deal with that because so much on the
Speaker 1: culture demands that a fourteen year old boy become a girl.
Speaker 1: They're often told as parents, so you want, you want
Speaker 1: a live son or a dead daughter. Those are the choices.
Speaker 1: Those are false choices. So I have a guess after
Speaker 1: one o'clock to address that and so much more, and
Speaker 1: getting ready of course, for what's happening economically right now,
Speaker 1: the market's down about a thousand points. It was up yesterday.
Speaker 1: Over the next several weeks months is going to go up,
Speaker 1: going to go down, and it's the nature of the market.
Speaker 1: I would note that inflation in the month of March
Speaker 1: I was supposed to go up point one percent. In
Speaker 1: the month it went down one percent point one percent,
Speaker 1: which is one tenth of a percent.
Speaker 2: Not a big deal.
Speaker 1: But let's face it, when good things happen to Donald
Speaker 1: Trump because of his policies, they're ignored. Anything bad that
Speaker 1: might occur as exploded into significance by the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: It's the role on which we live. And I have
Speaker 1: a guest coming up later talk about China, what's happening
Speaker 1: with tariffs and things of that character and more. Some
Speaker 1: say don't give an inch, of course not some of
Speaker 1: the protests I know this came out yesterday through the
Speaker 1: Department of Labor. What are you protesting? You might recall
Speaker 1: last Saturday there was a five hundred to one thousand
Speaker 1: so called protesters, I call them useful idiots, lined up
Speaker 1: in Washington Park in order to protest Doge. They say
Speaker 1: threats to the democracy, as Doge, Well, when a Republican
Speaker 1: is elected, that's a threat to democracy.
Speaker 2: We just had an election, believe it or not. It's
Speaker 2: not been that long.
Speaker 1: We've had a president in office less than ninety days,
Speaker 1: and it's already been declared to be delegitimate by the media,
Speaker 1: by the mainstream medium, by so many Democrats and Doge
Speaker 1: as an attempt to reign in some of the abuses
Speaker 1: of the federal government. We know all about every year.
Speaker 1: I've been sitting here for quite a while. The GAO
Speaker 1: Government Accounting Office, independent accounting firm hired by the Congress,
Speaker 1: determines that between two hundred to five hundred billion dollars
Speaker 1: a year is wasted in the federal government. And they
Speaker 1: know it's wasted, but there's no audit available to see
Speaker 1: where the money went. Democrats are never incentivized, and the
Speaker 1: Democrats that won the fourth estate, which is the alphabet
Speaker 1: soup agencies that stay forever, they're under no motivation to
Speaker 1: find out how much wasteful spending has occurred because many
Speaker 1: times Democrats NGOs, these so called charitable groups under contract
Speaker 1: have received billions and billions and billions of dollars to
Speaker 1: house clothe and feed large numbers of illegal immigrants because
Speaker 1: ultimately they've become Democratic voters all about politics. You might
Speaker 1: recall that we were told for a long time the
Speaker 1: law does not allow Joe Biden to shut down the
Speaker 1: southern border. We need new laws that would hire one
Speaker 1: hundred thous and employees, seven thousand new administrative judges, keep
Speaker 1: everyone here, and then keep using the app to have
Speaker 1: more come into this country from around the world, and
Speaker 1: we request hearings under refugee status and have the trial
Speaker 1: sometime three to seven years from now. We now discovered
Speaker 1: that was a lie. That was a lie because Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: using the same laws that Joe Biden said could not
Speaker 1: be used, has shut down the southern border. We now
Speaker 1: have control of the southern border. In the first three
Speaker 1: months of the Trump administration, when the Democrats were telling
Speaker 1: us they needed all these new laws and new employees
Speaker 1: to get it done, it was all a lie. And
Speaker 1: the more that DOGE works and more we find out
Speaker 1: the huge embarrassment. So many government programs can be Social
Speaker 1: Security No, how many times can Donald Trump and all
Speaker 1: the other Republicans say no one on Social Security is
Speaker 1: going to be touched. We want to find the waste
Speaker 1: fraud and abuse that the Trustees of Social Security say
Speaker 1: there's at least one hundred billion dollars every year and
Speaker 1: waste fraud and abuse just in Social Security and much
Speaker 1: less the Department of Defense, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And this came out yesterday from the Press Secretary of
Speaker 1: Caroline Levett.
Speaker 2: Just an unemployment benefits. How about this one?
Speaker 1: The DOGE has found that twenty four point five thousand
Speaker 1: people over the age of one hundred and fifteen claimed
Speaker 1: sixty million dollars in benefits.
Speaker 2: I don't know too many people over one hundred and fifteen.
Speaker 2: It goes on and on.
Speaker 1: Twenty eight thousand people between the ages of one and
Speaker 1: five years old claimed a quarter of a billion dollars
Speaker 1: and unemployment benefits. In addition, ten thousand people with birth
Speaker 1: dates sixteen years or more into the future claimed another
Speaker 1: seventy million dollars in benefits. In one case, someone with
Speaker 1: a birthday in twenty one fifty four. My dear park
Speaker 1: Matth tells me that hasn't happened yet. What hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty nine years from now has claimed forty one thousand
Speaker 1: dollars that person doesn't exist. And these are largely Chinese Americans,
Speaker 1: largely Russians, Iranians and others and gangs infiltrating the system
Speaker 1: for personal benefit the checks going the mail. Are these
Speaker 1: useful idiots at Washington Park? Are they protesting that the
Speaker 1: idea that there's billions of dollars wasted just in unemployment
Speaker 1: benefits or in social security? That more than one hundred
Speaker 1: billion dollars every year according to the trustees, are matters
Speaker 1: of fraud.
Speaker 2: Is that a problem?
Speaker 1: And if you get rid of all the fraud, waste
Speaker 1: and abuse, doesn't that make social security more sound? Goes
Speaker 1: in about nine years, everyone on social Security is going
Speaker 1: to get a twenty percent cut unless something dramatic happens.
Speaker 1: And of course, the Chinese government doesn't want anything other
Speaker 1: than ek and military dominance over the United States of America.
Speaker 1: We're the last standing country on earth that can make
Speaker 1: something good happen. And Elon Musk, who does quite a
Speaker 1: bit of business in China, says that China has not
Speaker 1: invented anything since nineteen forty nine. All they've done is steal, lie, cheat,
Speaker 1: and borrow their way to economic prosperity. And the Chinese
Speaker 1: economy is not built on market based consumer driven spending
Speaker 1: is built upon theft and line. This is from Elon Musk,
Speaker 1: who does business there. Folks in China lie, cheat and
Speaker 1: steel because Marxist policies do not reward work. They reward stealing, cheating, lying,
Speaker 1: and tyranny. Now, one of my favorite persons that I
Speaker 1: love to listen to is often on CNBC as Kevin
Speaker 1: O'Leary is also known as mister wonderful. He was on CNN.
Speaker 1: I'm glad he's doing some of this on the last
Speaker 1: night or two and this. Kevin Larry is a multi
Speaker 1: millionaire who knows what China is like. He knows what's
Speaker 1: happening there in China. And Dave, if you have writed,
Speaker 1: this is a two minute cut of what should happen
Speaker 1: with the tariffs that Democrats used to love. Now they
Speaker 1: hate because it benefits of America. Hit it about about
Speaker 1: mister wonderful.
Speaker 5: One hundred and four percent tariffs in China are not enough.
Speaker 5: I'm advocating four hundred percent.
Speaker 2: I do business in China.
Speaker 4: They don't play by the rules. They've been in the
Speaker 4: WHO for decades.
Speaker 5: They have never abided by any of the rules they
Speaker 5: agreed to when they came in for decades. They cheat,
Speaker 5: they steal, they steal ip I can't litigate in their courts.
Speaker 5: They take product, technology, they steal it, they manufacture.
Speaker 4: It and sell it back. Here.
Speaker 6: Never has an administray Foch.
Speaker 5: I want Chi on an airplane to Washington to level
Speaker 5: the playing field. It says, not about tariffs anymore. Nobody
Speaker 5: has taken on China yet, not the Europeans, no administration
Speaker 5: for decades. As someone who actually does business there, I've
Speaker 5: had enough. I speak for millions of Americans who have
Speaker 5: ip that have been stolen by the Chinese. I have
Speaker 5: nothing against the Chinese people. They brought great literacy, art,
Speaker 5: and tech to the world. The government cheats and steals.
Speaker 5: And finally an administration. You may not like Trump, you
Speaker 5: may not like his style or his rhetoric. Finally an
Speaker 5: administration that puts up and says enough four hundred percent tariffs.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow morning, he'll tell you why.
Speaker 5: She can only stay the Supreme leader if people are employed,
Speaker 5: if we wipe out any business there, because we are
Speaker 5: still thirty nine percent of all consumables on Earth and
Speaker 5: twenty five percent of the world's GDP. America is the
Speaker 5: number one economy on Earth with all the cards.
Speaker 4: We will not have that forever.
Speaker 5: It's time to squeeze Chinese heads into the wall.
Speaker 6: Now, well, hold on, well, I hear you, but hold on.
Speaker 6: If we're talking about people, the average consumer, not necessarily
Speaker 6: the head honchos of businesses all across the globe. Can
Speaker 6: they withstand the pressure of that sort of tax on
Speaker 6: the good land. But yeah, but what's your timeline, comparent,
Speaker 6: You don't know the average Americans timeline what they can
Speaker 6: actually survive. There's people right.
Speaker 5: Now who can't survive one under tomorrow morning cheese on
Speaker 5: an airplane to Washington to cut a deal.
Speaker 1: Well, there's mister wonderful Kevin or Larry that knows. Elon
Speaker 1: Musk knows. What's it about that comment that those multi
Speaker 1: hair colored protesters, the useful idiots at Washington Park. What
Speaker 1: don't they understand that you can't you only have rights
Speaker 1: in China given you by the government. And they were
Speaker 1: they were rape, steel murder, they were harvest organs out
Speaker 1: of inmates bodies and commit genocide against Wiegers Orwigers. And
Speaker 1: somehow we're supposed to turn the other cheek and not
Speaker 1: pay attention maybe we've been gas lit long enough, lied
Speaker 1: to and stolen from with the hot air balloons flying
Speaker 1: over this country, and that maybe.
Speaker 2: Enough is enough.
Speaker 1: So if I would ask one of the protesters, has
Speaker 1: it ever occurred to you that if we taxpayers are
Speaker 1: not sending billions of dollars to foreign countries to sponsored
Speaker 1: drag shows, our debt and deficit might be able to
Speaker 1: be released. And that if so called charitable organizations that house, clothe,
Speaker 1: and feed illegal aliens under government contracts do not exist,
Speaker 1: that those most in need from that charity might have
Speaker 1: more money to get it done. And that if the
Speaker 1: administrative bloat of the social welfare state unaccountable monolith that
Speaker 1: is the Department of Education is dismantled and money sent
Speaker 1: to the states and local governments, that those closest to
Speaker 1: the children affected, school boards and the parents will have
Speaker 1: more of us say in their own kids education and
Speaker 1: well being. Why protest that that if manufacturing more jobs
Speaker 1: returned to America, which may take the next two to
Speaker 1: four years, wouldn't that benefit American workers in the middle class?
Speaker 1: What's wrong with that? And if our borders continue to
Speaker 1: be secured and foreign gang members are deported and fewer Americans,
Speaker 1: especially young women, are not raped, and that all of
Speaker 1: us are not dying and our kids, like the Quell Foundation,
Speaker 1: will not be dying of fentanyl poisoning or in accidents
Speaker 1: with uninsured drivers illegally driving motor vehicles at the hands
Speaker 1: of violent criminals. Who opposes that? The answer is Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's proposed many of these things because it comes out
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump's mouth. The left and the media reflectively,
Speaker 1: inflectively reflectively oppose it because he is saying it. As
Speaker 1: he said in the More or Less State of the
Speaker 1: Union Address, the Address of the Congress, if I cured
Speaker 1: cancer that Democrats would find an objection to it. I
Speaker 1: let's continue with more. Finally, I like to know what
Speaker 1: are you protesting those things you want this status quota
Speaker 1: be continued. The answer is yes, Democrats oppose tax cuts.
Speaker 1: It gives more individuals and families power over their own
Speaker 1: money and not government using your money for their purposes.
Speaker 1: Let's continue Reds baseball off today. I listened to the
Speaker 1: game yesterday, up six to one, then lost, and Tito
Speaker 1: Francona made serious blunders when picking his relievers and sticking
Speaker 1: too long with the starter. And so far the decisions
Speaker 1: of Francona's cost two or three games. Hopefully it doesn't continue.
Speaker 1: Two fifty six Home of Your Reds, What are your protesting?
Speaker 1: On news radio seven hundred Wow by Billy Cunningham, the
Speaker 1: Great American. Of course, much is happening in the world
Speaker 1: other than floods, and other than what's happening with a terror,
Speaker 1: which is a daily event. The market's up a thousands
Speaker 1: down the thousand and the way we go. But one
Speaker 1: of the places I go for the culture, for the morals,
Speaker 1: for the ethics, for the values and Pronto rights, of course,
Speaker 1: is Catholic League dot org, headquartered in New York City,
Speaker 1: the Big Apple. And of course one of the leaders
Speaker 1: of the Catholic League dot org, put together by Bill Donnaeus,
Speaker 1: the Great Michael McDonald and Michael McDonald welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And I note with interest, and
Speaker 1: this is one of many bills coming through many legislatures.
Speaker 1: And Colorado was kind of a purple state. In fact,
Speaker 1: it was red purple. Now it's deep blue. And there's
Speaker 1: a column up on Catholic League dot org about colorado
Speaker 1: sick war on pronal rights, and can you briefly tell
Speaker 1: the American people. And this bill's passed the House in Colorado.
Speaker 1: Many similar bills have passed in many Blue states, even
Speaker 1: in California. I think Evan knew some veto to similar bill,
Speaker 1: But this is flying through the legislature. What would he
Speaker 1: seek to do to moms and dads and the rights
Speaker 1: if anything?
Speaker 7: Yeah, thanks for having me back on bill tow It's
Speaker 7: a pleasure. Yeah. Colorado is really cracked up. They are
Speaker 7: probably the state that is furthest woke, as it were,
Speaker 7: on this transgender issue. There is bill currently in Colorado.
Speaker 7: It's lest I checked with the Senate Judiciary Committee, but
Speaker 7: they're moving on this bill as quickly as they can.
Speaker 7: So who knows, and you know in the House they
Speaker 7: just passed it on a Sunday. They called everybody in
Speaker 7: on a Sunday to pass it, which is pretty much
Speaker 7: unheard of. But this bill's bad news bill. It is terrible.
Speaker 7: It's essentially going to stript parents of any rights they
Speaker 7: have over the raising of their children. It's going to
Speaker 7: make it illegal to dead name, which if anyone's not
Speaker 7: familiar with that practice, it's parents using the birth name
Speaker 7: of their child to prefer to their child that's going
Speaker 7: to be a form of child abuse. If you use
Speaker 7: the wrong pronouns, the pronom police are going to come
Speaker 7: after you and you'll lose your children in custody disputes.
Speaker 7: The parents that is in favor of mutile leading the
Speaker 7: child's is going to be the one to keep the child.
Speaker 7: Which that's just you know, if you had a parent
Speaker 7: that was beating a kid every single day, I'm saying,
Speaker 7: you know what, that's actually the one that's fit to
Speaker 7: watch over them. This is just turning a child protection
Speaker 7: on its head. And further, if you know a child
Speaker 7: runs a way to Colorado from Tennessee or Florida or
Speaker 7: one of these states that is has their head screwed
Speaker 7: on straight and actually protecting children, this state is judges
Speaker 7: do not have to comply with other states that don't
Speaker 7: recognize gender affirm and care federal. Yeah. So this this
Speaker 7: is taking all these sanctuary states for transgenderism that the
Speaker 7: left has been passing Minnesota, May and all these moon
Speaker 7: bad places. And as you pointed out, even Gavin Newsom
Speaker 7: had the exact same bill on his desk and he's like,
Speaker 7: you know what, guys, this a little crazy. And That'skevin Newsom,
Speaker 7: Kevin Newsom, not the bassion of conservatism, not the bashion
Speaker 7: of decency and morals. He loves this stuff and he's like,
Speaker 7: you know what, even this is too far from me.
Speaker 7: That just shows you how far Colorado is going and
Speaker 7: embracing this transgender mania.
Speaker 1: And of course this doesn't involve if you're twenty five
Speaker 1: years old and you're an adult and you feel as
Speaker 1: if your body is not exhibiting your gender preference, and
Speaker 1: you at the age of twenty five or thirty or
Speaker 1: forty or fifty, you want to say, you know what,
Speaker 1: I'm going to switch genders. I want to do the
Speaker 1: puberty blockers and I'll go through general mutilation because all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, I've decided I'm not a male or
Speaker 1: I'm not a female.
Speaker 2: I'm going to switch. That's one thing.
Speaker 1: And we can get an argument about whether an adult
Speaker 1: can make that decision. And I'm a libertarian of many
Speaker 1: issues when it comes to that kind of stuff. And
Speaker 1: if you want to identify as an ardvark, if I
Speaker 1: identify as a twenty five year old male, presently do
Speaker 1: you have to treat me as if I'm twenty five
Speaker 1: years old? And the answer probably is not, and if
Speaker 1: my pronoun is different, I'm not going to play into
Speaker 1: that mental difficulty by calling you something you clearly are
Speaker 1: not well, And there's a sentence in your column up
Speaker 1: at Catholic League dot org. In other words, the rights
Speaker 1: of mentally challenged children who are contemplating or have completed
Speaker 1: a regiment of puberty blockers in general mutilation trump the
Speaker 1: rights of parents who want to help them, and parents
Speaker 1: who violate these provisions are deemed guilty of coercive control
Speaker 1: under the law. The bill also says the courts do
Speaker 1: not have the respect the laws of other states that
Speaker 1: make it illegal for parents to allow their kids to
Speaker 1: transition to some other sex. And we're talking about miners.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about a twenty four year old. We're
Speaker 1: talking about a fourteen year old who, because of the culture,
Speaker 1: because of what's happening in schools today, they kind of
Speaker 1: are led to believe, because of some mental difficulty, that
Speaker 1: they're trapped in the wrong body and by going to
Speaker 1: the other gender you somehow solve the mental difficulties. And
Speaker 1: every study that's come out on this, and the one
Speaker 1: in England one here demonstrates that it doesn't solve the
Speaker 1: mental difficulties, it exacerbates them. And so you talk about
Speaker 1: parental rights, they're gone. And so if you have a
Speaker 1: fifteen year old, a mom and dad get into one
Speaker 1: hell of an argument over a period of months and
Speaker 1: the father says, I'm not going to agree to Dan
Speaker 1: to become Danielle. I'm not going to do it, and
Speaker 1: the divorce proceeding begins. The d R court in Colorado
Speaker 1: will reward custody to the mother who wants to transition
Speaker 1: and take away the rights of the father or vice
Speaker 1: versa to have say in raising a child. If somebody
Speaker 1: sprains an ankle, the parent's got to consent to have
Speaker 1: medical work done on the ankle. But if you want
Speaker 1: to cut off a penis, then that's okay.
Speaker 2: Do I have that right?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's pretty much the rebvate and it is you know,
Speaker 7: it's impossible to raise your kids in that type of situation.
Speaker 7: Which is why the secular progressives love pushing this stuff
Speaker 7: is because it does invert society. It does turn society
Speaker 7: on its head completely, disorder orients just anybody, but especially children.
Speaker 7: They get confused by this stuff more easily than adults would.
Speaker 7: And that's the goal. Here you can see what they're
Speaker 7: they're shooting for. There, they're weakening the control that parents
Speaker 7: have over their children to make sure that they grow
Speaker 7: up and are well formed individuals, giving the power to
Speaker 7: kids that get confused, get messed up. But you know,
Speaker 7: you listen to these you even listen to these hardcore activists,
Speaker 7: they'll tell you that the three year old knows that
Speaker 7: they want a transition, so like they're not even thinking
Speaker 7: about the fourteen year old Bill, They're willing to go
Speaker 7: after the three year old. The four year old. Oh,
Speaker 7: the girl doesn't like wearing a dresses when she's three,
Speaker 7: so that means that she's definitely a boy trapped in
Speaker 7: a girl's body. Come on, give me a break. This
Speaker 7: stuff is insane, But that's the point. They want this
Speaker 7: level of insanity. They want to weaken the ability of
Speaker 7: parents to pass their values on to their children, to
Speaker 7: protect their children. Because you know, we often talk about
Speaker 7: the mental health, but even the transition more than just
Speaker 7: you know, the mutilation, the drugs and all that has
Speaker 7: long lasting effects, and not just in terms of fertility,
Speaker 7: but also like on your heart, on osteoporosis, on the
Speaker 7: rest of your physiology. It has an impact on that front.
Speaker 7: And if you as a passing, you know what, that's
Speaker 7: probably not a good idea to But my kid take
Speaker 7: a drug that's going to mess up their heart, that's
Speaker 7: a bad choice. You're somehow guilty of abuse, according to
Speaker 7: the state legislature out in Colorado.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the answer is yes.
Speaker 1: And if you disagree, then you're engaging in a hate crime.
Speaker 2: You are filled with hate.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden said at one point that if this law
Speaker 1: doesn't pass, quote, we cannot and must not tolerate hate.
Speaker 1: And the mayor of Colorado Springs said about the shooting
Speaker 1: that took place, we're talking about that in a moment,
Speaker 1: has all the appearances of being a hate crime until
Speaker 1: it was discovered that another transgender person committed to shooting,
Speaker 1: in which case is not a hate crime because someone transgender,
Speaker 1: like in Nashville, the mass shooter in Nashville Christian school
Speaker 1: was transitioning from one gender to another and picked that
Speaker 1: school uh to shoot up because it was Christian and
Speaker 1: not go to a public school.
Speaker 2: And it turns everything on its seat.
Speaker 1: So if some mom or dad says I don't agree
Speaker 1: with this, the state of Colorado will label you as
Speaker 1: an unfit parent, unworthy of raising your own children.
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 7: Yes, pretty much, that's what they're It seems like that's
Speaker 7: on full steam ahead, that that's going to pass. The Governor,
Speaker 7: Jared Pulis there is indicated that he wants to sign
Speaker 7: this in its current form. So this seems like this is, uh,
Speaker 7: you knowing, full steam ahead. The Democrats control of the House,
Speaker 7: State and the Governor's mansion, and they're dedicated this And
Speaker 7: like I mentioned, they even had the vote in the
Speaker 7: House on last Sunday for this bill so that people
Speaker 7: wouldn't get eyes on it. They just quickly rammed this
Speaker 7: through committee last week and then bring it up to
Speaker 7: the floor of the House, the whole House for a
Speaker 7: vote on a Sunday morning. Come on, I was born
Speaker 7: at night, but it wasn't last night. There's definitely a
Speaker 7: message and that well, we know the Christians are going
Speaker 7: to be a church, so we'll quick get this thrill.
Speaker 2: Well, the other.
Speaker 1: Issues, the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the US
Speaker 1: Constitution comes into play, and briefly it says that if
Speaker 1: you're married in New York State and you move, a
Speaker 1: couple moves to Tennessee or Colorado or Ohio. Each state must
Speaker 1: give full faith and credit to the fact a marriage
Speaker 1: took place in some other state. So in today's world,
Speaker 1: when everyone travels thither and fro, it doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: if you move into Florida and you want to get
Speaker 1: a divorce that somehow Florida doesn't recognize the marriage in Michigan.
Speaker 1: And so full faith and credit means you've got to
Speaker 1: give full faith and credit to those kinds of things.
Speaker 1: The Colorado law turns out on its head. And so
Speaker 1: if you're a mom or dad who lives in a say, Wyoming,
Speaker 1: and you disagree with this vehemently, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: you're in a Wyoming court and the Wyoming court doesn't
Speaker 1: recognize the transgenderism issue at all. And then if the
Speaker 1: mother or the father takes the child of Colorado that
Speaker 1: they are being told by law, you must ignore the
Speaker 1: fact that the state of Wyoming did not recognize transgender
Speaker 1: rights when awarding custody. And you start all over again
Speaker 1: in Colorado. So it's a sanctuary state for those who
Speaker 1: want to And I'm dealing again with minor with children
Speaker 1: who feel as if they want to transition. And if
Speaker 1: you fight that, Colorado will say to you, you're engaging
Speaker 1: in unfit parenting and that we're going to take away
Speaker 1: the child and give it to child to the parent
Speaker 1: who shall we say, believes in this kind of stuff
Speaker 1: despite the scientific evidence, can you briefly talk about the
Speaker 1: studies that have indicated, whether it's England or the United States,
Speaker 1: that by going through this it is creating more mental
Speaker 1: problems and existed before, of which there's serious mental problems
Speaker 1: that people want to transition as children, not as adults.
Speaker 1: Doing it as an adult that's a different matter. But
Speaker 1: what did the studies show, Michael McDonald or the Catholic League.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the studies on this are not as you mentioned
Speaker 7: the one out of England. That one's probably the baskets.
Speaker 7: They've cracked up a long time ago over there. I've
Speaker 7: been doing this stuff for ten years and they proved
Speaker 7: they came out. Actually, this doesn't. In the ten years
Speaker 7: we've been doing this, we can point to a single
Speaker 7: instance where the outcomes have been markedly better. There are
Speaker 7: some slight examples we can point to where people feel
Speaker 7: slightly better on the margins, but it's not big enough
Speaker 7: to justify this. And in fact, if you look at
Speaker 7: a lot of these kids are actually worse than it
Speaker 7: comes out when they're coming out worse than they went in.
Speaker 7: And then if you look at the Americans that we
Speaker 7: were talking about this the last time I was on
Speaker 7: with you Bill, they're twisting logic to say, well, you
Speaker 7: know what, the actual problem here is. We know that
Speaker 7: everyone that we're interviewing is showing that they're worse in
Speaker 7: terms of how they feel about themselves, Suicidality is increasing,
Speaker 7: all of these things are really really bad. But the
Speaker 7: actual problem is not that they're getting this procedure that's
Speaker 7: not helping them. The problem is that they've got the
Speaker 7: procedure and then we're not giving them specialized enough therapy
Speaker 7: afterwards for their mental health. And it's like, well, maybe
Speaker 7: the problem is that you're not solving the underlying problem
Speaker 7: with the surgery, and we should just focus on that
Speaker 7: instead of going for puberty blockers and gender mutilation in
Speaker 7: the whole nine yards, Maybe we should focus on the
Speaker 7: depression and the autism and the other things that we
Speaker 7: know are contributing factors to gender dysphoria, as the left
Speaker 7: likes to call it. Let's look at that stuff instead
Speaker 7: of saying, you know what, the first thing we need
Speaker 7: to do is provide, you know, get these people on
Speaker 7: the healthcare payroll for the rest of their lives and
Speaker 7: then provide them specialized care. It's just it's baffling. If
Speaker 7: you know your car keeps breaking down and they say, well,
Speaker 7: you know what the problem is, you're not giving it
Speaker 7: the right specialized care. You say, you know what, I'm
Speaker 7: just gonna go get a new car. I'm just gonna
Speaker 7: get a new car now. I'm not gonna wait time
Speaker 7: because what you're doing isn't helping it. You're not making
Speaker 7: it any better. You're a shady mechanic. You're not fixing
Speaker 7: my car. I'm just going to go get a new one.
Speaker 7: This one's a lost cause now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, this bill is named after Kelly Loving, act and
Speaker 1: Kelly Loving was murdered in twenty twenty two at a
Speaker 1: nightclub in color Ruder Springs. Five others killed, twenty five injured.
Speaker 1: A man mean open up on them with an AR fifteen.
Speaker 1: But it wasn't an ordinary club. It was an LGBTQ hotspot,
Speaker 1: and Kelly was no ordinary person. She falsely claimed to
Speaker 1: be a woman locked in a man's body. But because
Speaker 1: it was a transgender killing other transgender or gay Americans,
Speaker 1: that wasn't a hate crime because the person committing the
Speaker 1: crime was transgender. Can transgender who has mental difficulties serious
Speaker 1: ones engage in violence against other transgenders, that's not a
Speaker 1: hate crime. Much like in Nashville, Tennessee, when Aiden Hale,
Speaker 1: twenty eight years old, was born Audrey Hale and went
Speaker 1: through a transition and that person killed several nine year
Speaker 1: olds and Aiden Hale. The manifesto came out a long
Speaker 1: time after the event, the Nashville police wanted to quiet
Speaker 1: it down. And so no one's advocating violence against anyone
Speaker 1: for any reason, whether you're gay, transgender, whatever it might be.
Speaker 1: Live out your life, do what you want to do
Speaker 1: after the age of eighteen. But there's a particular vent
Speaker 1: in society that if a transgender kills other transgenders, why
Speaker 1: isn't that a hate crime?
Speaker 7: I mean, the category of hat crimes is a little
Speaker 7: interesting to if you shoot somebody in the face, you're
Speaker 7: not doing it because you love them, so on that
Speaker 7: maybe all crimes should be considered hate crimes. But no,
Speaker 7: in this instance, particularly with the transgender community. If you
Speaker 7: look at the mental research on this stuff. They're actually
Speaker 7: played by what the story it's like to call intimate
Speaker 7: partner violence that you know, just like any other group
Speaker 7: in society. Whenever there's a murder investigation, cops always start
Speaker 7: with nearest and dearest because that's usually who the shooter is,
Speaker 7: and that's the same thing. It applies to them. So
Speaker 7: when you hear about like all of the and this
Speaker 7: is what they're using, and this is just terrible because
Speaker 7: they tend to have a lot more inter partner of
Speaker 7: intimate partner violence than the rest of society. They're hurting
Speaker 7: each other, which is wrong, and they seriously need to
Speaker 7: stop that because that's just not right. But then they
Speaker 7: turn around and say, well, actually it's the rest of society.
Speaker 7: It's the frat boys, it's the maga voters. They're the
Speaker 7: ones that are trying to erase them and causing the genocide. Well, actually,
Speaker 7: you're just like everyone else, just more so causing violence
Speaker 7: on yourself. That that's the actual problem, that's the threat
Speaker 7: of serious bodily harm and threat to their longevity is
Speaker 7: coming from their own community. But then they turn around
Speaker 7: and say, oh, actually it's a panic that these people
Speaker 7: are being hunted with being hurt by their own people.
Speaker 7: You get that in order before you turn around and
Speaker 7: say parents shouldn't have any rights, Well, raise their children
Speaker 7: the way they want.
Speaker 1: The state of Colorado will take away the children of
Speaker 1: a mom or dad who wants to get the mentally
Speaker 1: disturbed teenager help instead of transitioning, which causes more difficulties
Speaker 1: and more confusion, and simply it's not right. But Michael McDonald,
Speaker 1: Catholic League, I love this stuff. Catholic League dot org
Speaker 1: gets all up there, including so much violence in the
Speaker 1: transgender community. And it's caused, I guess, by hormones, by
Speaker 1: all the drugs, all the transitioning, all that puberty blockers.
Speaker 1: There's more there than otherwise, but it's always blaming others
Speaker 1: instead of the perpetrator him or herself. Once again, Michael McDonald,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: let's keep the lines of communication open.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Michael, absolutely thanks for having me on. Billins
Speaker 7: always your great American and.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more act is. These
Speaker 1: drugs cause more difficulties than problems they resolve. Bill Cunningham
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Speaker 2: Scrape it up. What about the weed man?
Speaker 1: I know, probably thinking about Michigan. Michigan, by the way,
Speaker 1: Michigan had some more problems. By the way again a coach, Yeah,
Speaker 1: downloaded some shall we say, improper photos.
Speaker 11: Oh boy?
Speaker 1: And uh ann Arbor's that rocked again. At least these
Speaker 1: were adults other than the other guy. But supposedly Michigan
Speaker 1: the wolverines great a little bit of difficulty there in
Speaker 1: ann Arbor.
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Speaker 1: It was delicious. Now, seg I have a headline here
Speaker 1: for you know Chuck Todd. Don't you know Chuck Todd,
Speaker 1: well from NBC News thought about.
Speaker 2: He was at long he was a loud mouth on
Speaker 2: Meet the Press, right the pressed, he said.
Speaker 1: Chuck Todd admits that the media helped cover up Biden's
Speaker 1: mental decline because they were afraid it might help Donald
Speaker 1: Trump win.
Speaker 10: Unbelievable, Andy Macket. So you can't Now you can't even
Speaker 10: trust the national guys.
Speaker 1: So they would rather lie than tell you the truth
Speaker 1: if the truth helped.
Speaker 2: That's from Chuck Tombs.
Speaker 4: Okay, Biden?
Speaker 2: Is that Joe Biden? I don't think so, Willie.
Speaker 10: Let's say the state of Ohio, Like the state of
Speaker 10: Ohio is going to give how much to Cleveland six
Speaker 10: hundred million? Well from a bridge at Doherty the News Authority,
Speaker 10: we trained her. In Hamilton County, they have put out
Speaker 10: a pay course stadium comprehensive renovation.
Speaker 2: We got it right here, segment.
Speaker 10: Hamilton County and the Bengals are requesting a three hundred
Speaker 10: and fifty million dollar investment.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute from the State of Ohio. The Brown's
Speaker 1: got six and we got three and a half.
Speaker 2: To sustain and enhance.
Speaker 10: Hey, core stadium as a major economic driver in our
Speaker 10: region and Ohio.
Speaker 2: Where's Bridget Doherty?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 2: Get her on. It's going to be counting the money.
Speaker 1: I'll give her a call on get her on at
Speaker 1: two o'clock her something from mclough.
Speaker 10: They're gonna let's see, they're gonna make they want to
Speaker 10: transformational projects. Are stadium wide vertical transportation improvements? Vertical transportation?
Speaker 10: Is that like elevators? Yeah, like Dave, Dave Schneider's gonna
Speaker 10: get hired. I got Bridget Gabriel. Don't have Bridget Doherty's number.
Speaker 10: Maintain and upgrade the stadium infrastructure. I got it right there, segment,
Speaker 10: replace and enhance the canopy and roofing systems. There, it
Speaker 10: is there, she is there, she is, We trained her.
Speaker 10: They're going to have a transformation of the north end zone.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 10: I guess Bengal Gym's going to have a bigger place
Speaker 10: to run around.
Speaker 2: I wish the Bengals getting the end zone a little
Speaker 2: more often.
Speaker 1: Club and suite renovations, you need the rich people create
Speaker 1: additional field level club suites and seats.
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 10: They're gonna add more seats stadium concourse and plaza improvements.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 10: Enhance fan entry and gate security technology.
Speaker 1: How many games have you gone to the Bengals and
Speaker 1: sit there the entire game and lead? How many times
Speaker 1: have you done? Nobody sits. They all stand and ask
Speaker 1: you that have you gone to the game and stayed
Speaker 1: the whole game? Don't tell me?
Speaker 7: Have you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I was coming. What I'm not talking? I'm talking about you. No,
Speaker 1: we go to the tailgate and and out. Why don't
Speaker 1: you go there for the whole game? We got everything
Speaker 1: covered down there. They don't need me anymore.
Speaker 2: Remember Chuck Todd said, I I've read a lie and
Speaker 2: tell the truth.
Speaker 4: Nice.
Speaker 1: Truth helps helps elect Trump. Nice their comments on that one,
Speaker 1: he's an Idiot's right.
Speaker 10: Red's update Cash reds after his Bags and Bengos that
Speaker 10: Joe Eaters. Well, I tell you one thing. If they
Speaker 10: give Cleveland six six, come we get three five? They
Speaker 10: better get three point fifty down here? When do we
Speaker 10: start hearing from the Red Lakes we need help? When
Speaker 10: do we start hearing from FC Deer Park High School
Speaker 10: needs help? Cole Rain They don't.
Speaker 2: Need help about TQL.
Speaker 1: EQL wants to get the arena there next to what
Speaker 1: about what about the arena?
Speaker 2: Let's get it all, get it all segment? Will you?
Speaker 10: The Reds have a day off after that three and
Speaker 10: four road trip, taking one tough one yesterday after leave
Speaker 10: five nil and six to one.
Speaker 1: How do you leave five zip and six to one?
Speaker 1: I had no idea The pitching collapsed.
Speaker 10: Six game homestand begins tomorrow night with the first of
Speaker 10: three up against.
Speaker 2: The Pirates and then Seattle. Is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Now listen up here, because oh they also they have
Speaker 10: placed Austin Hayes, who's been out with a left half
Speaker 10: strain all this time, on a rehab of Simon at
Speaker 10: Triple A Louisville.
Speaker 2: Mind you play at some point this year? Yes? What
Speaker 2: about Matt McClain.
Speaker 10: Hopefully, well he's on the ten day. I L I
Speaker 10: don't know what it's retroactive is so far as it shoulder, shoulder,
Speaker 10: lat and cat and now cat whatever what's left? Let's
Speaker 10: see all games at this weekend between the Pirates and
Speaker 10: then the next week against the Maritors expected to be
Speaker 10: played as schedule, of course after the flood, but fans
Speaker 10: attending the game during this homestand should be aware of
Speaker 10: special parking and trans and traffic considerations along the riverfront
Speaker 10: to allow extra time for arriving at the ballpark.
Speaker 2: Kind of like the cheese load.
Speaker 10: So you should visit reds dot com forward slash Parking
Speaker 10: for information and updates.
Speaker 2: It'll be a mess segment. It'll be a mess. It
Speaker 2: already is life's a mess.
Speaker 10: High school baseball right hander and Lsu Sinee Zion Theopolis
Speaker 10: tossed a no hitter almost yesterday against the.
Speaker 2: Elder at five nil.
Speaker 10: Second no hitter by Moler pitching this season, Theopolis broke
Speaker 10: the school record with seventeen k I would suggest Nick
Speaker 10: Crawl getting the car, go to Montgomery Road and sign him.
Speaker 2: How many innings do they play?
Speaker 1: I think seven? So they had twenty one out. So
Speaker 1: the twenty one out seventeen were strikeouts.
Speaker 2: That guy was dealing. I'm not sure even I could
Speaker 2: hit him. Gizzled James is coming back? How much money
Speaker 2: the Bearcats? I much say?
Speaker 1: I can't say. He wasn't saying, well, let's make Gizzl
Speaker 1: not fizzle. Another guard is leaving the Bearcats.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 10: Connor Hickman has ended the transfer portal after one year
Speaker 10: in Cincinnata, where he struggled with injuries. That's number eight
Speaker 10: off of west Miller's roster.
Speaker 1: How many reds are on the d L in the
Speaker 1: first two weeks of the season, probably that many seven
Speaker 1: or eight. Let's see what else will Matt McLean play
Speaker 1: again this year? Yes, Tuesday and coming. Well, that's against Seattle,
Speaker 1: so it would be okay. Have you ever had a
Speaker 1: pulled calf muscle all the time? Have you had like
Speaker 1: a especially on this show, have a hamstring problem?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Baseball heaven, remember that I didn't get the first base
Speaker 1: still running, kind of like the girls at Cole Rain
Speaker 1: with me. Masters first round.
Speaker 10: Scotty Scheffler through ten is at three under, Tyrell Hatton
Speaker 10: is three under, and Justin Rose three under.
Speaker 1: What about Tiger? Tiger's at home watching it on the
Speaker 1: couch like you and me without beautiful Donald Trump Junior
Speaker 1: ex wife. Would you leave the house please continue?
Speaker 10: Roy McElroy even through one, Bernard Longer and his forty
Speaker 10: first and final Masters two over through seventeen and I'll
Speaker 10: make the cut, and Phil Mickelson three over through eleven.
Speaker 1: Would you'd like to have been at the dinner last
Speaker 1: night when Phil Mickelson and I don't know Scotty Scheffler
Speaker 1: able to talk about things in the past. Roy McElroy
Speaker 1: was not there. But some of those live boys aren't welcomed,
Speaker 1: shall we say, by the PGA tour. Yes, so I
Speaker 1: got to see what happened. What happened, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call Bridge of Dorny.
Speaker 10: And I think it was pretty cool though, that somebody
Speaker 10: got the head their invitation to the dinner signed by
Speaker 10: everybody at the dinner.
Speaker 1: Pretty good there, that's going to be a collector's item. Extraordinary,
Speaker 1: pretty good. Who's gonna win segment? I made a bet
Speaker 1: with Austin. I took three players and gave him the field.
Speaker 2: Let me guess.
Speaker 1: Scottie Scheffleringo, Roy McElroy, Bingo and John Rahm Justin Thomas, Okay,
Speaker 1: those are the thing I gave him the field. I
Speaker 1: gave him ninety two players and I took three. Okay,
Speaker 1: by the way, you owe me a hot fut Sunday.
Speaker 1: I think I do you bet the Reds would sweep
Speaker 1: the Giants? Well, I said they were gonna win the series?
Speaker 2: You did, Yes?
Speaker 7: I did.
Speaker 2: I checked the tapes this morning with Tom. Yes, I did.
Speaker 2: He checked them. You messed with the tape with Hey,
Speaker 2: he checked them, Ai, he checked them.
Speaker 1: Well, I just want to throw it back in your
Speaker 1: face and see how now you're a nigging on a
Speaker 1: bet segment and.
Speaker 2: I'll get you one. I need a ho ho. Well,
Speaker 2: there's one into your room. I'm not talking about that
Speaker 2: kind of hoe. I need a ho ho.
Speaker 1: Give me a hot fud Sunday, Okay, Chuck Todd says
Speaker 1: we'd rather lie than tell the truth? Helps Donald Trump?
Speaker 1: That says that says a lot right there. Yeah, is
Speaker 1: Chuck Todd retired? Now he has a podcast. He wants
Speaker 1: to get in the podcasting world with Michelle Obama. You
Speaker 1: care about their marriage?
Speaker 2: I can't care.
Speaker 1: I can't wait whether she's denying rumors at her and
Speaker 1: the b Man or big Ol' Yeah, is uh are divorcing?
Speaker 2: I don't. Chuck Todd's still with NBC News.
Speaker 1: No, he's fired. He said he retired right in twenty
Speaker 1: five years. We'd rather live than soil?
Speaker 10: How do you? How do you trust Lester hold your
Speaker 10: guy David Muir? I don't, and the CBS Evening News
Speaker 10: doing that don't every night?
Speaker 2: I don't. And Trump could do good things and it's
Speaker 2: poorly covered. He is great.
Speaker 1: Eight things is poorly covered? Right, Joe Biden sent her
Speaker 1: did horrible things not covered?
Speaker 2: Right now we have the.
Speaker 1: Admission from NBC News. We'd rather lie than tell the truth. Right, Well, okay,
Speaker 1: well thank you?
Speaker 2: What the hell? There goes the ratings right down the
Speaker 2: I think they're there already. Segment. I think so give
Speaker 2: me out of the Stuge report.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call Bridge doherity, the news authority that we
Speaker 1: trained along, Remember the brawl girls, Brigitte Ali and Ali's
Speaker 1: on the on the bench. She's she's a judge. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go down and see her. By the way, Rachel,
Speaker 1: Rachel runs blue ash the tree that grew right Bridge
Speaker 1: the news authority is it Hamilton County? They've all taken
Speaker 1: government jobs. Segment I've noticed that maybe you and I
Speaker 1: should get into the government.
Speaker 2: Are you sure about that?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: Okay, give me out of the Stute report. I'm calling
Speaker 2: Bridget Dohority.
Speaker 10: Willian Honor of the Bengals and Hamilton County askings for
Speaker 10: three hundred and fifty mil at least, I say go
Speaker 10: for the Gusto baby at like the price is right,
Speaker 10: go for six sixty like Cleveland, Why would bank? What's
Speaker 10: the Cleveland got? The weedowed calder Well, you got a
Speaker 10: better team and ugly women. We leave you with the
Speaker 10: immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 2: We will bring Championship Baseball to Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Didn't say when, right, Bob, did not say when? On
Speaker 1: news Radio seven hundred WLD by Billy Cunningham, the Great
Speaker 1: American and I have hold of my hands now the
Speaker 1: pay Course Stadium comprehensive renovation plan between twenty twenty six
Speaker 1: and twenty twenty eight hot off the presses from Hamleton County.
Speaker 1: Jonah You nine now is the President of the CEO
Speaker 1: and Chairman of the Board of the County Commissioner's Denise
Speaker 1: tree House of dll High Township and Denise tree House,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show, and first of all,
Speaker 1: give the American people the over overview of what the
Speaker 1: pay Course Stadium plan.
Speaker 2: Is and what it seeks to do.
Speaker 11: Delha Township. But I'm from Green Township, just to clarify,
Speaker 11: so I am glad to be on the show. I
Speaker 11: haven't been on in a while. So here's what's happening. We,
Speaker 11: as you all know, are trying to do renovations to
Speaker 11: the stadium to create not only a better home for
Speaker 11: the Bengals, but also to create an environment where we
Speaker 11: can have more concerts and high school football games and
Speaker 11: make the facility more accessible. It belongs to the taxpayers,
Speaker 11: and so this renovation will do that and also in
Speaker 11: the end, hopefully keep the Bengals here long term. So
Speaker 11: that's the idea. We started with a plan that was
Speaker 11: one point two billion dollars. We've paired that down to
Speaker 11: something closer to eight hundred and thirty million, although I
Speaker 11: will tell you that number is somewhat flexible, but that
Speaker 11: has a lot of some of the vertical transportation. By that,
Speaker 11: I mean escalators, we're extending together plazas, We're doing work
Speaker 11: to the areas that could serve as community meeting spaces.
Speaker 11: We're talking about the North End zone. And so it's
Speaker 11: a great plan, but it's expensive, and so we've always
Speaker 11: said that we expect to pay for this through a
Speaker 11: financial stack, including the Bengals, the NFL, the county, and
Speaker 11: the state. That is what's happening throughout the country, and
Speaker 11: so that is what we're intending.
Speaker 1: To do, all right, Commissioner, is this a plan kind
Speaker 1: of out of the blue. Or is this the Bengals
Speaker 1: know about it, the city knows about it, the state
Speaker 1: knows about it, the Speaker of the House knows about it.
Speaker 1: Everybody's signing the singing the same song, or is this
Speaker 1: just an idea?
Speaker 11: We are doing this in collaboration with the Bengals. They
Speaker 11: have been with us every step of the way. The
Speaker 11: city also has been brought in the loop. And so yeah,
Speaker 11: we're doing this in lockstep with one another. In fact,
Speaker 11: the meetings with the Governor and with the Speaker of
Speaker 11: the House, we're both in collaboration with the Bengals. And
Speaker 11: then I don't want to miss the point too that
Speaker 11: we also talk to our delegation here, the Southwest Ohio delegation,
Speaker 11: to make sure they were in the loop as well
Speaker 11: as to what we were asking for.
Speaker 1: As far as why are the Brown supposedly getting, if
Speaker 1: that's the right word, six hundred and sixty million, and
Speaker 1: how many counties only getting a paltry three hundred and
Speaker 1: some million. How come they're getting twice what the Bengals
Speaker 1: are getting.
Speaker 11: Well, the cost of the renovations, as I told you,
Speaker 11: was about eight hundred and thirty million. The costs for
Speaker 11: what's going on in Cleveland, my understanding is closer to
Speaker 11: two billion, And so when you think about it by
Speaker 11: way a percentage, we're actually getting more, but the dollar
Speaker 11: amount is less because the total cost is less. And
Speaker 11: we have always thought of this in terms of a
Speaker 11: third to third a third, and we said this a
Speaker 11: million times a third from the Bengals, NFL, a third
Speaker 11: from the county, and the third from the state. And
Speaker 11: so that fits into you know, kind of the pie
Speaker 11: chart as you look at that eight hundred and thirty million,
Speaker 11: is the.
Speaker 1: Brown family willing to put up significant money to make
Speaker 1: this deal happen? The Bengals organization, Katie and of course
Speaker 1: Mike and Troy and Paul H. Brown, are they going
Speaker 1: to put significant money into the deal?
Speaker 11: Well, let me tell you what I know. They have
Speaker 11: recently gone to the NFL and gotten money from the
Speaker 11: NFL to do significant renovations as well over a million
Speaker 11: dollars or one hundred million dollars in the facility. And
Speaker 11: prior to that, we did some renovations that were necessary.
Speaker 11: The total was about eighty million dollars or so we
Speaker 11: split that cost fifty to fifty. So we do have
Speaker 11: a change in attitude. I would say from the Bengals
Speaker 11: as to whether or not they should be paying for
Speaker 11: some of these renovations, they have recently shown that they're
Speaker 11: willing to do that. They went to the NFL, and
Speaker 11: so yes, they're a significant part of this financial stack.
Speaker 1: There was a story out of Chicago from ESPN that
Speaker 1: the Bengals were going to join with the Bears on
Speaker 1: this fancy stadium outside of Chicago. Keep Soldier Field until
Speaker 1: that's ready, and the Bengals would be a great tenant
Speaker 1: with the Bears. Is that a pipe dream of Chicago
Speaker 1: or is that possibly real?
Speaker 11: What I have heard both Katie Blackburn and truck Troy
Speaker 11: Blackburn and Caroline and Elizabeth for that matter, say is
Speaker 11: that they'd like to say.
Speaker 1: In Cincinnati as far as a tax increase, if you're
Speaker 1: a long suffering taxpayer in Elmwood or Cincinnati or Green Township,
Speaker 1: what involvement would the taxpayer have?
Speaker 2: How much money is the taxpayer putting up?
Speaker 11: No, there's no increase in taxes. The money that the
Speaker 11: county would use for our piece of the stack is
Speaker 11: what's already been dedicated to the riverfront. So it's that
Speaker 11: sales tax that was voted many years ago, and that
Speaker 11: is our finance source, and so we will not be
Speaker 11: using any other finance source.
Speaker 2: Will the taxpayer be asked to say yes or no
Speaker 2: to the deal.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 11: I mean, we are more than happy to take public comment,
Speaker 11: and we met willing to be clear. I hear comments
Speaker 11: about the Bengals everywhere I go, every single day, and
Speaker 11: so I am getting men people email me about it.
Speaker 11: Welcome the conversation. But this is something that we've been
Speaker 11: working on, and so that money has already been dedicated.
Speaker 11: I mean, the people voted for this already, mind you,
Speaker 11: and years ago. But that's that's what that source of
Speaker 11: funding is for. And so remember too, in the beginning
Speaker 11: when all this went down, uh, the taxpayers picked up
Speaker 11: about ninety five percent of the expenses related to building
Speaker 11: and renovating and you know, keeping and maintaining those stadiums.
Speaker 11: This is a much different deal from that, and we're
Speaker 11: way down from that ninety five percent number, and so
Speaker 11: we are desperately trying to find something that's better for
Speaker 11: the taxpayers, but in the end encourages the team to
Speaker 11: stay here long term in a facility that we can
Speaker 11: use for other stuff.
Speaker 1: Well, the Bengals turn over to the county the idea
Speaker 1: of extra events. Right now, as I understand it, the
Speaker 1: families got to agree to have events at Paul Brown
Speaker 1: Slash now pay Corse Stadium. Does this new deal, would
Speaker 1: it indicate that the county controls booking of things inside
Speaker 1: the stadium?
Speaker 11: So yeah, in the past, we have not had that
Speaker 11: much input related to the events that are in the stadium.
Speaker 11: We are currently working on lease negotiations with the team.
Speaker 11: I can't really get into the specifics of the least negotiations,
Speaker 11: but that is something that's on the list.
Speaker 1: What does this say about the Cincinnati Reds, Because I
Speaker 1: would imagine there's going to be another entity called Bob Castelanian,
Speaker 1: Film Castelanian, Karen Kraft, Karen Forgus coming to the county
Speaker 1: and saying, well, you're doing this deal with the Bengals,
Speaker 1: we need serious updates to my ballpark, the Great American
Speaker 1: What would you say about that?
Speaker 11: Yeah, so their lease expires after the Bengals lease, and
Speaker 11: so that's why the Bengals deal is front and center.
Speaker 11: But of course we are thinking about the Reds and
Speaker 11: the investments that need to be made in that stadium
Speaker 11: as well. But once again I want to reiterate, because
Speaker 11: you brought it up. There is no conversation about raising taxes.
Speaker 11: We are going to live within our means and use
Speaker 11: the sales tax that was already voted for this purpose
Speaker 11: for this purpose, and the reds are part of that combination.
Speaker 1: At any streethouse. There's been speculation in the media, which
Speaker 1: is often wrong, that somehow the Bengals had the Bengals
Speaker 1: had the county up against the wall, and that June
Speaker 1: thirtieth is coming and if something isn't done, but they
Speaker 1: don't extend the least two years, which would be the
Speaker 1: summer of twenty five to summer twenty seven. This was
Speaker 1: employed by the Bengals to indicate they wanted to leave.
Speaker 1: One of my callers brought up to Mike Brown went
Speaker 1: to Baltimore at one point, was there in the stadium,
Speaker 1: and the others are going to wind down and pocket
Speaker 1: line the Bengals. As the person that knows the most
Speaker 1: about this, with all due respect, probably you and Jeffaludo
Speaker 1: and the other commissioners know more about this than anybody
Speaker 1: in the media or anyone else. Are you saying you're
Speaker 1: very confident that Bengals long term will be in Cincinnati.
Speaker 11: Well, what I can tell you is that I've heard
Speaker 11: them say. I sat across the table from Katie and
Speaker 11: Troy Blackburn and they said they want to stay in Cincinnati.
Speaker 11: That's what I know. The others are things I can't
Speaker 11: comment to because I don't know anything about. What I
Speaker 11: know is that they want to do that. We are
Speaker 11: working on a lease that tries to keep them here
Speaker 11: long term. This financial renovation, it's substantial and that kind
Speaker 11: of investment, you would think would it be commensurate with
Speaker 11: a time frame to keep them here for the long term.
Speaker 11: The thing that and you mentioned it to keep on
Speaker 11: your mind is that because of the old lease, they
Speaker 11: have the ability to extend the current lease for two
Speaker 11: years five times, so it's actually ten more years under
Speaker 11: the current lease. That is something we're trying to avoid
Speaker 11: because it's not good for the taxpayers, and.
Speaker 1: In fact that Bengals don't want to go another ten
Speaker 1: years without an understanding who's going to do what when?
Speaker 2: I would think.
Speaker 1: And the other thing is I was told by some
Speaker 1: leaders in Columbus that no one had requested us for
Speaker 1: money and the capital fund, which must be in the
Speaker 1: budget by June thirtieth. Is this officially communicated to the Speaker,
Speaker 1: to the President of the Senate, and.
Speaker 2: To Mike Dowine.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so the comment is not true. I just told
Speaker 11: you that we last year had a conversation with the
Speaker 11: governor and he included money in the budget for this purpose. So,
Speaker 11: I mean, how could it be that we didn't have
Speaker 11: any conversations. I mean, that's just ridiculous. And so what happened, though,
Speaker 11: was that the House did not like what the governor
Speaker 11: put in this budget by way of financing these stadiums,
Speaker 11: and so they came up with a different version that
Speaker 11: spoke directly to what's going on in Cleveland. But we
Speaker 11: didn't meet with the Speaker in March. We gave him
Speaker 11: our ask we provided him with the information he asked
Speaker 11: for by way of background, and so we are continuing
Speaker 11: along the process. And let's remind everybody I was in
Speaker 11: the legislature for eight years. I sat on the Finance
Speaker 11: Committee for eight years. This is a process and so
Speaker 11: it goes from the House to the Senate. There's plenty
Speaker 11: of time in the Senate to get this done and
Speaker 11: then have the Conference Committee sort out the details. But
Speaker 11: there's plenty of time left. We are on a deadline,
Speaker 11: but we are certainly not at the end of the deadline.
Speaker 1: Denny's Jury House. Also undrelated to this is the Heritage
Speaker 1: Bank Center. I would note that the powers that be
Speaker 1: a TQL, the lenders, etc. Jeff Burning would like it
Speaker 1: to be there. I know the banks would like it
Speaker 1: to be where it is presently. What does it say
Speaker 1: to you about the Heritage Bank Center. Does this foreclose
Speaker 1: money for that or does it encourage it. What's the
Speaker 1: relationship between this deal and the Heritage Bank Center and
Speaker 1: the fact we need a great arena in this town.
Speaker 11: So I'm not going to disagree with the fact that
Speaker 11: we need a new arena, and the county has with
Speaker 11: the city, participated in that study to try to figure
Speaker 11: out where it should be, what the financial stack should
Speaker 11: be on that. But I will be honest with you
Speaker 11: that is not my top priority. The convention center renovation
Speaker 11: is my top priority. The headquarter hotel is a top priority.
Speaker 11: Getting this lease completed and this financing in place is
Speaker 11: a top priority. It's not that we can't walk and
Speaker 11: shoot them at the same time, But the arena is
Speaker 11: not The Burning is at the moment, I mean, we're
Speaker 11: doing a safety complex up in Coraine Township. We've got
Speaker 11: an animal facility coming online. I mean, there's so much
Speaker 11: going on here that well, and we've got to redo
Speaker 11: the nine to one one EMA center, So lots and
Speaker 11: lots of stuff going on. So the arena conversation is interesting.
Speaker 11: I think the community is rightly calling for some conversation
Speaker 11: about a new arena. But my perspective as a county
Speaker 11: commissioner is that if we are going to locate that arena,
Speaker 11: we should make sure we're capitalizing on our built infrastructure.
Speaker 11: By that, I mean parking particularly, and so where it
Speaker 11: sits now obviously takes advantage of the built infrastructure. Uh,
Speaker 11: the convention center site is a little little further away,
Speaker 11: a little further askew, so not as you not as attractive.
Speaker 11: But you know, we have to think about these things
Speaker 11: because the last thing we want is that the arena
Speaker 11: to be built somewhere and then everybody's like, well, guess
Speaker 11: what we need some parking, Hey, county, you know, let's
Speaker 11: cough up hundreds of millions of dollars for parking. I mean,
Speaker 11: I got to tell you that's not a smart way
Speaker 11: to look at this and that's not the.
Speaker 4: Way I look at it.
Speaker 1: So the national media and maybe some of the local
Speaker 1: media is kind of wrong in saying the Bengals are
Speaker 1: looking to relocate. You've said across the table from the
Speaker 1: Brown family, and they've told you that's not the case. So,
Speaker 1: as we sit here in the mid April and that
Speaker 1: deadline's coming up, are you more than cautiously optimistic there
Speaker 1: will be a long term lease with the Bengals staying
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati.
Speaker 11: I am cautiously optimistic about that. And then let's not
Speaker 11: forget also that this is not like the negotiations of
Speaker 11: the past. We've got national experts guiding us about what
Speaker 11: is in the market right now, what is a fair lease,
Speaker 11: and so they are helping us sort through that. The
Speaker 11: Bengals do, we do, and so we've got different folks
Speaker 11: sitting at the table, and so I'm cautiously optimistic about it.
Speaker 1: A pun that told me in town that the Bengals
Speaker 1: don't trust the county and the county doesn't trust the Bengals.
Speaker 1: Of course, they weren't the meetings at all. Do you
Speaker 1: trust the Bengals and Brown's family and do they trust
Speaker 1: the county commissioners?
Speaker 11: Well, I'm not going to speak for the Bengals, but
Speaker 11: what I can tell you is that we've had a
Speaker 11: number of meetings with Troy and Katie and so far,
Speaker 11: so good. We one thing we did accomplish was this
Speaker 11: pairing down of the projects.
Speaker 4: We started at over a.
Speaker 11: Billion dollars, so together we decided what was most pressing,
Speaker 11: what was not, what would be transformational, and so we
Speaker 11: agreed to that with then you know, it was weeks Willie.
Speaker 11: So it's not like we're not getting along now. That
Speaker 11: could change, as I told you, they have the ability
Speaker 11: to slide that lease across the table, that lease extension
Speaker 11: tomorrow any day. That would change the relationship. So I'm
Speaker 11: not gonna, you know, speak to that too much. But
Speaker 11: so far they have been in lockstep with us as
Speaker 11: we've gone to the state, both to the governor and
Speaker 11: to the Speaker to make this request. And so that's
Speaker 11: what I know, and that's why I'm, as you're in
Speaker 11: your words, Kash, optimistic about it.
Speaker 1: And this would be a long term lease because the
Speaker 1: last thing you want to do, I would think, is
Speaker 1: extend the least two years, which gets into what twenty
Speaker 1: twenty seven, then two years after that twenty twenty nine
Speaker 1: and the stadium's not being used properly, continues to deteriorate
Speaker 1: one way or another, and simply a two year continuance
Speaker 1: you think would kind of kind of be a downer
Speaker 1: as far as the Bengals staying in town under a
Speaker 1: new lease, that would that would be a negative.
Speaker 11: Well, yeah, I mean, we don't want two years. That
Speaker 11: doesn't get to this idea that we're trying to do
Speaker 11: some transformational changes to the facility, which is a community asset.
Speaker 11: Of course, the county owns it, the tax payers own it.
Speaker 11: But yeah, two year extension under the old lead. And
Speaker 11: remember you're talking about the old leafs. We don't love
Speaker 11: the old lease. We're trying to make it better and
Speaker 11: so sliding that across the table is not what we want.
Speaker 11: And so the idea here is to make investments collectively
Speaker 11: with the NFL, the state, and the team and the
Speaker 11: county all participating, making a collective investment that is commensurate
Speaker 11: to the term of a long term lease. And so
Speaker 11: that's the number. It's a sweet spot. I'm not sure
Speaker 11: exactly where that is at the moment, but that's what
Speaker 11: we're talking about now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, you said, the original lease that began back in
Speaker 1: I think nineteen ninety five, the taxpayer put up about
Speaker 1: ninety five percent, roughly what percent of the Bengal is
Speaker 1: going to put in.
Speaker 11: Well, we've talked about this a third to third to third,
Speaker 11: and that's how I let me speak for myself, that
Speaker 11: is how I have always talked about it. Where the
Speaker 11: team in the NFL and for third, the county is
Speaker 11: in for a third, and the state's in for a third.
Speaker 11: That's what I'm shooting for. We'll see if we can
Speaker 11: get there.
Speaker 1: Denise three House, thank you very much. Thanks Willy, God
Speaker 1: bless America. Let's continue with mare Denise three House, who
Speaker 1: heads up the commission on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 9: Truly me the golden age of America.
Speaker 4: That's what we have for.
Speaker 9: This is a magnificent victory for the American people that
Speaker 9: will allow us to make America great again. Oh oh, hello,
Speaker 9: by it, I'm Skulls.
Speaker 2: I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: God the segment because of Bridget Doherty, the news authority. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Denise tree House on one third, one third, one third,
Speaker 1: here's the comprehensive plan. I know you're looking at it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: three hundred and fifty million from the state. I think
Speaker 1: they should have asked for six hundred like Cleveland. And
Speaker 1: this is the race Cleveland, God for we don't have
Speaker 1: they don't have. This is the difference, you fool. I'll
Speaker 1: tell you already got a stadium there, so we got
Speaker 1: to rehabit instead of building a new one. They got
Speaker 1: to go to the ground level and build everything. Brandon
Speaker 1: two billion dollars, We got to spend a little less
Speaker 1: than a billion.
Speaker 2: One third, one third, one.
Speaker 1: Third from fifth third, fifth third banks involved, the only
Speaker 1: bank you'll ever need, a bank without boundaries where I
Speaker 1: go in Middletown now, so it's one third from the state,
Speaker 1: one third from the Bengals slash NFL, one third from
Speaker 1: the county.
Speaker 2: Now is that a good deal? Or then could the
Speaker 2: guy be a Republican? I think it's a deal deal.
Speaker 1: I like it well, but one thing depends on Mike
Speaker 1: Brown Bingo tomorrow everything could change. But she said extending
Speaker 1: the lease another two years to be a Debbie downer,
Speaker 1: that they've been having thousands of hours of meetings with
Speaker 1: the state, with the county, because she's the county with
Speaker 1: the Bengals, with the NFL, with the commissioners here there
Speaker 1: and got the consultant involved. This is the deal that
Speaker 1: they have not approved it yet, not being the Brown
Speaker 1: family the Bengals. But yeah, they're heading in the right direction.
Speaker 10: Oh that's a good thing because you don't want a
Speaker 10: war on that deal, because you know, we can go anywhere.
Speaker 2: Mike Brown's undefeated, untied, unscored on will he the s
Speaker 2: twoge reporters of prob service every local.
Speaker 10: Thamestar heating and air conditioning dealers Thamestar quality you can
Speaker 10: feel in beautiful milk for the home of one main
Speaker 10: gallery called Baker Heating at five one three eight three
Speaker 10: one fifty one twenty four spots.
Speaker 1: Governor Mike DeWine says, yes, the speaker, he's hashing out
Speaker 1: the dough raying to me in Columbus. Matt Hoffman says yes.
Speaker 1: By the way, you see laggrat waye Ohios. Senate says yes, so,
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones says yes. Segment says yes. Rob Sanders
Speaker 1: says yes, Well, what.
Speaker 2: Happens when what happened Thomas? What about Thomas Hall? Thomas
Speaker 2: Massey says no, He says yes to nothing. And then
Speaker 2: what happens when the Reds come knocking on the door.
Speaker 1: I asked that question, segment, the Blue Jackets, the late,
Speaker 1: the the least not up, the Ohio State University, what
Speaker 1: are you talking about?
Speaker 2: And Heritage Bank Center. I asked her that question. Say,
Speaker 2: I wish you the bank account of Republicans and the
Speaker 2: six life of a Democrat. See all this would have
Speaker 2: been done.
Speaker 1: If he's still a mayor yet Lucan and Brendan Cole
Speaker 1: in charge.
Speaker 2: Then go it's over. They do it, and they would
Speaker 2: already have it done, according to drey House.
Speaker 1: I said, the county and the Bengals met with Governor
Speaker 1: Mike DeWine, the other state lawmakers. Three hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: million is in the budget, so to speak, get it done.
Speaker 1: Not an indication, No guarantees in life. This is a process.
Speaker 2: Segment. Everything could change tomorrow.
Speaker 10: Well, Eve, the Reds have the day off today after
Speaker 10: going three and four of that road trip and a
Speaker 10: six game homestand commence US tomorrow night, the first of
Speaker 10: three up against those Pittsburgh Pirates. Both teams five and
Speaker 10: eight tied for last in the division. The action right
Speaker 10: here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: So they're fighting for first place. Upside down.
Speaker 10: The Reds have placed Austin Hayes out since late March
Speaker 10: with that left half strain.
Speaker 2: Hower. He is on a rehab assignment now at Triple
Speaker 2: A Louisville.
Speaker 1: We will bring championship baseball to Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: As if he can get through the floodwaters and the
Speaker 2: Derby City and.
Speaker 1: Arthur Red saying you gotta get you gotta get a
Speaker 1: floating device, get some Uh.
Speaker 10: They thinks how he's getting news. I think, Kayak, you
Speaker 10: gotta get in, get in. You can't take the delta
Speaker 10: queen because that's in Tennessee. Hey's what on the I
Speaker 10: L March twenty six.
Speaker 2: How do you strain your calf? How do you do that?
Speaker 1: Do that every day in here? How do you how
Speaker 1: do you hurt your hamstring? What about McLean? See related
Speaker 1: to John McCain. Is Mount McClain related to John McCain.
Speaker 2: You mean the guy on die Hard?
Speaker 1: No, the guy that's dead? Oh no, No, I think
Speaker 1: a guy got dire? Was was John McCain, wouldn't he?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: McLean? McLean? Bruce Willis, he was almost killed.
Speaker 1: I love that one scene at the end of the
Speaker 1: one guys floating down and he's trying to fire his
Speaker 1: gun to Bruce Willison right now. Is in tough shape anyway.
Speaker 1: So are you optimistic about the Vengals?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 10: College basketball Cincinnati Bearcats guard Connor Hickman is enter the
Speaker 10: transfer portal after one season into Queens City, where he
Speaker 10: struggled with injuries. So by my count, that's eight Bearcats
Speaker 10: in the portal today, more in the portal than the
Speaker 10: Red seven with DL Masters first round in Augusta, Jodja.
Speaker 2: What's happening?
Speaker 10: Corey Conners is the clubhouse leader, four under after a
Speaker 10: sixty eight.
Speaker 2: What about Tiger? He's sitting at home watching it on
Speaker 2: TV like you and me. We've got cicadas coming, segment.
Speaker 1: We've got cicadas were Tyrrell Hatton and Justin Rose are
Speaker 1: also at four under there about halfway through their round.
Speaker 2: Scotty Scheffler is three under through fourteen.
Speaker 1: Second HALFMA, We're gonna have brewed fourteen coming fourteen billion
Speaker 1: cicadas are going to invade when the ground temperature hit
Speaker 1: sixty four degrees.
Speaker 10: Colin Morriccawo had an eagle on number thirteen at Augusta.
Speaker 10: Really is two under through fifteen. Fred Couples had an
Speaker 10: eagle on one hundred and ninety one yard fourteenth hole.
Speaker 10: How long well he put it in from one hundred
Speaker 10: and ninety one yards for an eagle.
Speaker 2: Pretty good.
Speaker 10: He's one under through he had a seventy one. Cory mckelroy.
Speaker 10: Rory McElroy is minus one through four. Bernard Longer and
Speaker 10: his last master's number forty one had a seventy four.
Speaker 2: He's two overs. It went had some rain.
Speaker 10: They're expecting rain. Maybe tomorrow, see what happens, or maybe tonight.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I went to the Whaling Wall in Jerusalem rather than
Speaker 1: play golf on Augusta National Golf Course.
Speaker 2: Well I get a reward for that in heaven.
Speaker 1: Well God, say you know what, Willie, I know how
Speaker 1: bad you wanted to play Augusta National because you gave
Speaker 1: up a round in Augusta National would come to the
Speaker 1: whaling Wall. You're going to get right to the top.
Speaker 1: See what I'm saying, Segment decision is not up to me.
Speaker 1: You're telling me that's from a higher authority.
Speaker 2: Oh, I said it.
Speaker 1: In these three houses like Bridge Adherity, then the news authority.
Speaker 2: We had Bridget Rachel and Ali.
Speaker 1: The broad girls were here one controls Blue ashe controls
Speaker 1: Hamley County, one controls the courthouse, bridget Rachel and Ali,
Speaker 1: and you and I still sit here. We sit here
Speaker 1: broken hearted, yea. And people come and go with great
Speaker 1: success and look at you and I. We just sit
Speaker 1: here here after you get us decade after decade.
Speaker 2: Is clowns just providing, providing entertainment every afternoon? About that.
Speaker 2: But I'll tell you what.
Speaker 12: This is.
Speaker 2: This is this has got to be done right here,
Speaker 2: it's got to be done.
Speaker 10: I mean, if it's one third, one third and one third,
Speaker 10: I mean, who's complaining?
Speaker 2: If the Bangal how much of the what is one third?
Speaker 1: Then well the Bengals slash NFL is going to put
Speaker 1: in about three hundred million.
Speaker 2: And then what's a county doing? How about three hundred million?
Speaker 2: All right? Now, where's that coming from? In the state?
Speaker 1: When we go out and buy refrigerators and all that stuff,
Speaker 1: A little bit of sales tax if I buy a coke,
Speaker 1: it's going to no new taxes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but no vote.
Speaker 1: We're not going to vote on this deal, the deal deal,
Speaker 1: because if we voted on it, it would not be good.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows that. And we did vote a night the
Speaker 1: only guy that didn't support it last time? Was you
Speaker 1: money or no fan?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Andy Furman, wasn't me. He didn't see the light.
Speaker 1: Now, well, if he was here, he would see the light.
Speaker 1: He's not here anymore. He doesn't see the light. But
Speaker 1: if you were here, you have a practic logical exam
Speaker 1: with a light up, you know where it goes, and
Speaker 1: you could see everything.
Speaker 2: Correct. So I don't know what to say. Show.
Speaker 1: We got the museum levee. Now we got all these
Speaker 1: special levies out.
Speaker 2: None of the other counties have them, and you've.
Speaker 7: Endorsed every one of them on your show right before
Speaker 7: the election.
Speaker 1: Just as Joe when it came time for the stadium
Speaker 1: tax thing about eleven years ago, where was Joe Eaters?
Speaker 11: I was there?
Speaker 2: I did you endorse it?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right, I was the guy fighting it, wasn't I
Speaker 1: wasn't I the one opposing spending totally?
Speaker 4: Honey, No, you indorsed it?
Speaker 7: What I did?
Speaker 1: You endorsed this?
Speaker 2: I told you?
Speaker 4: Do you remember this?
Speaker 1: The whole campaign was about being a major league city
Speaker 1: and all that stuff.
Speaker 7: Remember that, Joe.
Speaker 2: I don't recall that at all.
Speaker 3: I know your your memory is just very solidageous, it's selected.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't recall that at all. Two thousand and six.
Speaker 1: Got a point there. Your memory is outraged. That's been
Speaker 1: nineteen years ago. Unbelievable, Andy Mac did Andy Max support it?
Speaker 2: Yes? I supported it? Did I support it?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 12: You did.
Speaker 2: Joe Deeers just said I supported it? Yet? Well, are
Speaker 2: you calling him Elio? He'll hold me in contempt? Okay?
Speaker 2: Better not so we'll see. I think the Bengals will be.
Speaker 1: He'll be dialing you up on your on the batphone
Speaker 1: here in a few seconds.
Speaker 2: He only calls me six times a day. I don't
Speaker 2: have a piece of paper your name on it. Indicted.
Speaker 2: Can you get indicted by the Supreme Court of a while? Well, yes,
Speaker 2: you can be held in contempt and can attempt of
Speaker 2: you don't.
Speaker 1: Want to do that, of course. We hold people in
Speaker 1: contempt on this show every day, don't not. The eye
Speaker 1: Supreme Court is the Supreme Court of Cincinnati. Fisher the wine, Yeah, Shanahan,
Speaker 1: that's four yeah, throw and Sharon Kennedy that's five. Well,
Speaker 1: it's a Supreme Court of Cincinnati. Get them to send
Speaker 1: down more money. They got a lot of money. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they could order the state to pay. But now I'm
Speaker 1: optimistic the bankers are going to stay for the rest
Speaker 1: of your life. And mind they're talking.
Speaker 10: About they got it. This deal looks like you that
Speaker 10: deal looks like a good one. I mean, whoever came
Speaker 10: up with that.
Speaker 1: Denise tree House, Alicia Reese Bingo, they got it done, okay,
Speaker 1: along with that tied pureval Mike de Wine Speaker of
Speaker 1: the House, Matt Hoffman, Mike Brown, ninety year old, Mike Brown,
Speaker 1: young Troy, Paul H. Brown and Elizabeth and who's the
Speaker 1: other one? Caro Carolina, Caroline, Oh Caroline. So those are
Speaker 1: the that's the Brown Syndicate right there. I have to
Speaker 1: tell you say that that sounds like a good deal.
Speaker 1: So everybody's got it one the pie do it? Plus
Speaker 1: more events at pay Corpse Stadium, more events? Will it
Speaker 1: be pay Corps anymore? They changed, you know, they well,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know who's coming up with
Speaker 1: more dough yan me on that joint money talks and
Speaker 1: bs walks and all I got all xps.
Speaker 2: That's all I got. You gotta have to do. You
Speaker 2: don't have to agree with them. I'm sorry, and we'll
Speaker 2: see what happens. I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 2: So it looks that looks good.
Speaker 4: The sta.
Speaker 10: That's it, the dough, the ray in the me is
Speaker 10: laate the get this done. Then build the bridge should
Speaker 10: have been done twenty years ago. Then we have Heritage
Speaker 10: Bank is at the bottom of the list according to
Speaker 10: the lease. Next up will be the Convention Center, then
Speaker 10: the hotel with the Convention Center, then my ballpark, the
Speaker 10: Great American, and then Heritage Bank, which she seems to
Speaker 10: indicate she wants it to be at the Banks and
Speaker 10: not at TQL with Carl Linder and Jeff Birding. But
Speaker 10: I said, whoever pays for the band calls the tune.
Speaker 10: But if they pay for it, I thought, the new
Speaker 10: arena is gonna go along with the convention Center.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know about that. We're gonna see, seg Man,
Speaker 1: We're going to see. Don't get ahead of the horse.
Speaker 2: What are they gonna do with herd? Are they going
Speaker 2: to redo Heritage Bank Center in that little spot?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: Oh? Were they gonna move it? No, they gotta cut
Speaker 2: it out like float it down river.
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, okay.
Speaker 1: I was like Dave lap him, yes, yes, no, no,
Speaker 1: sag as I did in sports yes, yes, yeah, but
Speaker 1: today there's no Reds Baseball correct think no, no, no, Dave?
Speaker 2: Do you used to Dave lap him?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Or knowing this deal? Yes?
Speaker 1: All right, don't go there, you go mister Bengal, He says, yes, yes,
Speaker 1: he belongs in the Bengals Hall of Fame. Immediately you Yes,
Speaker 1: I agree wholeheartedly. M Collinsworth and played for the President
Speaker 1: United States? Right, New Jersey football, took all the money
Speaker 1: and left right What you wouldn't leave here for more money?
Speaker 2: Would you?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 1: Seg would you leave more money and say yes, gonna
Speaker 1: plead the fifth and then go drink one here in
Speaker 1: a few minutes. That's been done before too.
Speaker 2: Yes. Yes.
Speaker 1: What does Dan Horde say, I haven't heard from him? Yes,
Speaker 1: I don't know, he says, Dave talking Dave. Dan Horden
Speaker 1: is resting his voice.
Speaker 2: What does Tom say? I don't know? Yes, he says,
Speaker 2: He says, yes, all right, Okay, Well.
Speaker 1: Marty yes, Jeff Brantley yes, Tommy Thrall Yes, Chris Welch Yes.
Speaker 1: Sounds unanimous to me. Mary Larkin, no said, okay, he's
Speaker 1: got a lot of money.
Speaker 2: He's got a lot of money.
Speaker 10: I saw the other day you know, broh and you
Speaker 10: know what we say, Happy birthday today to Ken Griffy
Speaker 10: Junior hit his first home run as a pro on
Speaker 10: his dad's birthday.
Speaker 2: What's senior doing these things?
Speaker 1: Probably in probably resting up and taking it easy. In Georgia,
Speaker 1: it's good manas Florida. I don't know good Man. They
Speaker 1: lived on the fourteenth hold at beckett Ridge Country Club.
Speaker 1: Hit the ball in their number thirty. I think I
Speaker 1: think Zibell put the pool at Ken Griffy Junior's house
Speaker 1: beckett Ridge. Hit the ball in the pool now and
Speaker 1: then Frank Cziebell put it in. By the way, Frank
Speaker 1: loves dogs. Do you love dogs?
Speaker 2: Yes, a man is not a bad man. You gotta
Speaker 2: love dogs.
Speaker 1: I miss Miamma and Zuomi, Snorf peanut Head and Maxine
Speaker 1: yep segment, give me out of the stuage report.
Speaker 2: The deal deal is getting closer. She is cautiously optimistic.
Speaker 10: Willie and Honor of maybe a deal coming through for
Speaker 10: paid course stadium. Let's get it done.
Speaker 2: One third, one third, one third.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood
Speaker 1: Drippard stretch and.
Speaker 13: Again the old two PENSA Griffy swinging a high fly
Speaker 13: ball deep in a left center field right back to
Speaker 13: the one he brack to the wall. Goodbye baseball. Ken
Speaker 13: Griffy Senior willis third home run as a marin the
Speaker 13: a two run drive way out of here, deep to
Speaker 13: left center field. Have the Mariners get on the board quickly?
Speaker 13: Ken Griffy with a two run shot way out the
Speaker 13: left center field RBIs number twelve and.
Speaker 2: Thirteen as a Mariner.
Speaker 13: It's just like that.
Speaker 2: The Mariners have.
Speaker 13: A two nothing laid here on the top of the
Speaker 13: first dunning. Holy smunk, this man has been unbelievable. Holy
Speaker 13: now for only the icing on the cake. Want it
Speaker 13: be something? If Junior would come up with a home
Speaker 13: run right here, pitch on the way and it misses
Speaker 13: outside ball three way behind in the count, but casco
Speaker 13: three and on Ken Griffy Jr.
Speaker 2: Which I mean.
Speaker 13: The story continues to get better and better and better
Speaker 13: and better over the lad weeks ever since Senior sign
Speaker 13: here's the pinch in a way swinging a fly ball
Speaker 13: deep on the left field way back, going back, good
Speaker 13: Bye baseball. They do it the Griffy twitch back to.
Speaker 14: Back home runs and the story continues. Take it get
Speaker 14: better and better and better Ted Griffy Sor with a
Speaker 14: solo shot to left field behind his head, who had
Speaker 14: a two run home run steep the left center field
Speaker 14: and the Griffy.
Speaker 1: For the first time ever in the history of.
Speaker 13: The game, a baseball father and son whips back to
Speaker 13: back home run.
Speaker 9: Can you believe it?
Speaker 2: I do because I just heard it. There you go segment.
Speaker 2: Thank you, yes, sir.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with the more showing with the Reds and
Speaker 1: the Bengals and Denise Treehouse and the brawl Girls Bridget,
Speaker 1: Rachel and Ali.
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