Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America and of course writes
Speaker 1: Baseball off today, back at it over the weekend with
Speaker 1: the Cubs and towns, plus the taste so much more.
Speaker 1: But until then in the studio with me is Tom Gableman,
Speaker 1: who was the point man from Frost Todd to the
Speaker 1: lawyers representing the county and also doing their best for
Speaker 1: the last twenty five to thirty years getting this deal done.
Speaker 1: And Tom Gableman, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, Tom, when you were relieved to
Speaker 1: your duties kind of like a general of the army,
Speaker 1: you were relieved to your duties like Patton was relieved
Speaker 1: of his duties by Eisenhower last week. What was the
Speaker 1: status of the Bengals deal at that point when you
Speaker 1: were relieved last week?
Speaker 2: I would say Willie that we were in the red zone,
Speaker 2: to use a football analogy, because we had about ninety
Speaker 2: percent of the terms and conditions of a comprehensive agreement
Speaker 2: agreed to in concept between the Bengals and the county,
Speaker 2: and those terms and conditions, by the we're all aligned
Speaker 2: with what the Board of County Commissioners had given us
Speaker 2: as policy parameters dating back a year prior to those
Speaker 2: intense negotiations that we had, so.
Speaker 1: We were in the red zone.
Speaker 2: We thought we could easily make the June first date
Speaker 2: for a business term sheet and June thirtieth for a
Speaker 2: new agreement.
Speaker 1: Were you, shall we say, surprised or shocked? Were you
Speaker 1: any indication ahead of time you were about to be relieved?
Speaker 2: Absolutely not, So there was nothing there. I received a
Speaker 2: call from the Prosecutor's office around nine ten am the
Speaker 2: day of the termination.
Speaker 1: The board meeting was at ten nine ten am nine.
Speaker 2: Ten am was a Prosecutor's office, the administrator, Jeff Aludo.
Speaker 2: There was no explanation given for the termination.
Speaker 1: Who fired you? Who was was it? Jeff?
Speaker 2: My understanding is that Connie Pillage did because she wanted
Speaker 2: to go in a different direction. That was the only
Speaker 2: explanation that was given. Of course, I've been working for
Speaker 2: the Count for over twenty eight years now and certainly
Speaker 2: expected that at a minimum we would have had some discussion,
Speaker 2: some indication.
Speaker 1: Some unhappiness something.
Speaker 2: But you know, Willie would I had presented to you
Speaker 2: and I'll stand on this record.
Speaker 1: I have it here.
Speaker 2: I'll stand on this record. We have represented the County
Speaker 2: for twenty eight years. There was some allegation in an
Speaker 2: inchoir story. It might have been also an interview in
Speaker 2: which you were contacted directly or indirectly by Connie Pillage's
Speaker 2: campaign when she was running for prosecutor, and there was
Speaker 2: an implication that you did not pay the piper. Well
Speaker 2: during the campaign, Willie, I made a ethical decision after
Speaker 2: going through the city council fiasco when three city council
Speaker 2: members were ultimately sentral sentenced to jail through the Federal penitentiary,
Speaker 2: in which I did work with the US Attorney's Office
Speaker 2: and the FBI.
Speaker 1: I tried to talk to you during that and you
Speaker 1: did not return my calls.
Speaker 2: Well, I could not talk to you at that point
Speaker 2: because it was an ongoing investigation, as they say, Willie.
Speaker 1: But I'll tell you what as a result of that,
Speaker 1: where we're.
Speaker 2: Basically a council member was asking for a bribe when
Speaker 2: I'm representing Hamilton County, representing the board.
Speaker 1: Which council member was it? This was Tamaya Denard. She
Speaker 1: wanted a bribe.
Speaker 2: She wanted a bribe in exchange for two votes that
Speaker 2: were coming up in front of city council to you
Speaker 2: directly directly at the coffee emporium on Central Parkway. How
Speaker 2: much The initial request was fifteen thousand and two payments
Speaker 2: ten thousand and five thousand. The second one came later
Speaker 2: for five thousand in cash. All of these were being
Speaker 2: recorded by the FBI, and all these I didn't know
Speaker 2: what the origin of it was. I had never talked
Speaker 2: it to my ad An Art before. I didn't know
Speaker 2: how she had my cell number. But the bottom line
Speaker 2: in all of this, what I had to do, which
Speaker 2: was the ethical thing, and reported it to the US
Speaker 2: Attorney's office and they started an investigation. So Ever since then, Willie,
Speaker 2: I'm extremely sensitive about any candidate during a campaign contacting me.
Speaker 2: When I represent the Border County Commissioners, I don't represent
Speaker 2: the Prosecutor's office, but the prosecutor's office, and at that time,
Speaker 2: Melissa Powers was the chief lawyer for the county. So
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna I'm not going to engage in that.
Speaker 2: That was my ethical decision not to do it. After
Speaker 2: Connie Pilach was elected, I contributed to her campaign because
Speaker 2: she's now in office and you're gonna be so.
Speaker 1: One thousand dollars, right, But you're gonna be supportive of that.
Speaker 1: But I never heard from her after that, nor did
Speaker 1: I expect to. And you've had Roger Freeman on your
Speaker 1: show a number of times.
Speaker 2: Roger Lawyer and the prosecutors right assistant prosecutor, and I've
Speaker 2: worked with Roger for twenty eight years. I talked to
Speaker 2: Roger every other day, sometimes multiple multiple times a day,
Speaker 2: as I do the administrator County administrator. And I've gone
Speaker 2: through now was it four prosecutors, four prosecutors, Joe Dieters,
Speaker 2: Mike Allen, Joe Dieters then came back, and then we
Speaker 2: had Lissa Powers, and now we had Connie Pillach. It's rarely,
Speaker 2: rarely do you hear from the prosecutor. They've got one
Speaker 2: hundred and ten assistants and that's who we deal with.
Speaker 2: And Roger's always been the point person on the bank.
Speaker 1: So at this point, the lack of a donation to
Speaker 1: the Pillage campaign you think had nothing or something to
Speaker 1: do with your discharge.
Speaker 2: You know what, at this point, it doesn't matter. It
Speaker 2: has happened, it's done. The board has the absolute discussion
Speaker 2: to do what they want to do in terms of council.
Speaker 1: Same thing with the prosecutor.
Speaker 2: We think that our record, We think that our record
Speaker 2: and what I provided to you yesterday, Willie demonstrate you,
Speaker 2: I mean rock solid what we brought back to the
Speaker 2: county and our services as Project Council. It's approaching a
Speaker 2: billion dollars. You can take it to a CPA and
Speaker 2: have them audit it. It's a billion dollars now over
Speaker 2: that twenty eight Over that twenty eight years, it did
Speaker 2: cost the county twenty six million. You know what the
Speaker 2: return on that investment is. It's the highest return on
Speaker 2: investment than any anything that we've done in the banks.
Speaker 2: It's three seven hundred and forty six percent.
Speaker 1: And money paid to you and Frost Todd and there
Speaker 1: was paid to me. I would have liked I would
Speaker 1: have liked to had twenty six million. I wouldn't. Let's
Speaker 1: go back a little bit. I've had the Nise tree
Speaker 1: House on repeatedly, and each time I have her on,
Speaker 1: she tells the American people things are going well. She
Speaker 1: thought the deal was going to get done. The Nise
Speaker 1: tree House, who really is your employer more than the
Speaker 1: county prosecutors that you worked for, the commissioners, and you've
Speaker 1: gone through various groups and commissioners. And so when she says,
Speaker 1: and I think she believes this, that this deal is
Speaker 1: close to being done. So why would the commissioners relieve
Speaker 1: you of your duties when the Nise tree House, the
Speaker 1: president of the commission says things are going in the
Speaker 1: right direction, We're getting close. There had to be a
Speaker 1: triggering moment last week, was there?
Speaker 2: Not that I'm aware of at all, because I can
Speaker 2: tell you Willie, and if you remember, there was last summer,
Speaker 2: and towards the end of last summer, the Bengals had said, hey,
Speaker 2: things are not going well at the upper levels of
Speaker 2: the county in with the Bengals organization. But notwithstanding that,
Speaker 2: our team at Frost, my team that I was working with,
Speaker 2: we continued to meet with the Bengals almost every day,
Speaker 2: and part of that was to advance the necessary capital
Speaker 2: repairs and maintenance and operations of that stadium, as well
Speaker 2: as planning for a comprehensive renovation. We met with them
Speaker 2: almost every day, and in the last several weeks we
Speaker 2: were meeting with them every day. We were meeting, we
Speaker 2: were talking to them at night through weekends. The MoU
Speaker 2: that was entered into which was another significant step forward.
Speaker 1: Ten days ago, two weeks ago. Yeah, right before our
Speaker 1: termination had on the nation. She said things are going great. No,
Speaker 1: and they are going great, and so the Bengals agreed.
Speaker 1: Now here's what's interesting. The Bengals in twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: put in forty five million into the stadium. The county
Speaker 1: put in forty million, but we came in on a
Speaker 1: budget because we were managing that process. We came in
Speaker 1: under budget by six million dollars. Fast forward again, the
Speaker 1: MoU that was just passed by the board and approved
Speaker 1: by the Bengals. Have the Bengals putting in one hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty million to redo the East and West Club
Speaker 1: lounges and to redo the suites one hundred and twenty million,
Speaker 1: put in about sixty Well, but here's the thing. The
Speaker 1: county put in thirty five million.
Speaker 2: They put in thirty five million to do the work
Speaker 2: that was necessary to match the one hundred and twenty million, okay,
Speaker 2: and that involved the vertical transportation, seats, electrical upgrades. Those
Speaker 2: were all necessary things because the escalators and elevators they're
Speaker 2: twenty five years old, are terrible. They've they've got to
Speaker 2: be replaced.
Speaker 1: Let's break it down to this eight nred so called
Speaker 1: eight hundred and thirty million, that there was a piece
Speaker 1: in there the state had to come up with like
Speaker 1: three hundred and fifty million. Right when I had on
Speaker 1: the Speaker of the House, had on the President of
Speaker 1: the High Senate, they all said that money's not available.
Speaker 1: That's what they said. It's not coming out of the
Speaker 1: general revenue fund. It's got to be something off to
Speaker 1: the side. And so the eight hundred and thirty million
Speaker 1: the NFL was putting in money, I think one hundred
Speaker 1: and some million had the Bengals putting in money. Attack,
Speaker 1: assuming the three hundred and fifty million from the state
Speaker 1: doesn't happen, what does that do to the deal?
Speaker 2: Well, in that case, if it does not happen at
Speaker 2: all at all, which we don't expect, all right, we
Speaker 2: don't expect that because of what has already happened in
Speaker 2: the legislature, where the House approved six hundred million to
Speaker 2: the Cleveland Browns six hundred million based on a projection
Speaker 2: that Cleveland can build a banks project out by the
Speaker 2: airport over the next thirty years thirty years, over the
Speaker 2: next thirty years, and as part of those projections, they
Speaker 2: also said every single Cleveland Browns game will be sold
Speaker 2: out for thirty years at eight hundred dollars a ticket.
Speaker 1: Regardless of that, here's where we are.
Speaker 2: I want to tell you about what is the most
Speaker 2: positive thing, and that's where we're trying to get the
Speaker 2: support from Speaker Huffman and the Senate President McCauley, is
Speaker 2: that we my team prepared a comprehensive sports gaming revenue
Speaker 2: proposal and in short, Wellie, what that does. It does
Speaker 2: not take any money from the general revenue F one,
Speaker 2: doesn't take a dime from education, doesn't take a dime
Speaker 2: for mental health or any other soccial services. What it
Speaker 2: does do is say Ohio is in the top five
Speaker 2: in the country in sports gambling. Why because we have
Speaker 2: professional teams in football and baseball, and we also happen
Speaker 2: to have a higher state and you see every one's
Speaker 2: when they're competitive. But regardless, we're in the top five.
Speaker 2: We're not in the top five though, in what comes
Speaker 2: back to the state. So here's what we said. We
Speaker 2: said to the governor last fall. We met with the
Speaker 2: governor last fall in our offices, and we present it
Speaker 2: to him a gaming revenue proposal that would have an
Speaker 2: incremental fee, and I'll tell you what that fee is
Speaker 2: in a second.
Speaker 1: That would be charged to draft Kings and fan.
Speaker 2: Duel and bet three sixty five and bet MGM incremental fee.
Speaker 2: We've now taken that fee down to two percent of
Speaker 2: their gross revenue. So on one hundred dollars, bet two
Speaker 2: percent gets charged. It can either go back to the
Speaker 2: better or they can just subsorb it. That brings in
Speaker 2: two hundred million a year in cash to the state.
Speaker 2: Over ten years, that would bring a billion dollars back
Speaker 2: to Hamilton County for both stadiums, potentially for tqol when
Speaker 2: you know ten fifteen years from now when that needs
Speaker 2: to be renovated. Those are all dollars that would be
Speaker 2: available in the same dollars. Could you also go up
Speaker 2: to Cleveland, Columbus And we did it not just for
Speaker 2: the major league stadiums. We did it for the minor
Speaker 2: league stadiums like in Dayton. In Dayton Toledo Columbus.
Speaker 1: But Ton Gableman, what happens if that doesn't happen. Let's
Speaker 1: talk because some of my politicians' friends say, we're not
Speaker 1: going to do that either. That increases taxes, but it's
Speaker 1: a fee charge only to the people who want to bet.
Speaker 1: But what if that three hundred and fifty million doesn't happen, Well,
Speaker 1: then what happened here?
Speaker 2: I'm going to challenge you back on that. Though it
Speaker 2: is not a tax, it is a privilege fee, and
Speaker 2: it's the same thing to happen in Tennessee. They went
Speaker 2: from a twenty percent tax to a one point eight
Speaker 2: percent fee and the vetter doesn't necessarily necessary have to
Speaker 2: pay for it. Bet MGM or draft Kings can absorb that.
Speaker 2: Because Willie, they are making ten billion a year off
Speaker 2: of Ohio.
Speaker 1: They don't have one employee in Ohio. They don't have
Speaker 1: one employee, they don't.
Speaker 2: Have sticks and bricks in Ohio except for bet MGM,
Speaker 2: there's no investment in Ohio.
Speaker 1: We'll ask you again, what happens if that doesn't happen.
Speaker 1: You're making the argument it should happen, right, What if
Speaker 1: it doesn't occur and the state says none of that,
Speaker 1: We're not going to do it. That question is answered
Speaker 1: by saying what.
Speaker 2: That question is answered by what we had put in
Speaker 2: the termsheet that the Bengals had accepted. Is you take
Speaker 2: this eight hundred and thirty million dollar program that would
Speaker 2: be done over three years, and it gets moved back
Speaker 2: downward again because if you remember, we started at one
Speaker 2: point three billion, both the county and the team agreed,
Speaker 2: let's focus on the stadium, not everything around it, different
Speaker 2: from every other NFL stadium instead of increasing the cost,
Speaker 2: so back so you reduce the amount until funds can't
Speaker 2: come in and everybody's contribution then gets a There you're.
Speaker 1: Ready for the big question. Yes, sir, you know more
Speaker 1: about this than anyone. You deal with the Bengals directly,
Speaker 1: Katie Blackburn and also her family and Mike Brown and
Speaker 1: Paul H. Brown and Troy etc. And although in house lawyers,
Speaker 1: et cetera, do you feel in your heart of hearts
Speaker 1: that the Bengals want to strike a deal and stay
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati and not go to San Diego or Mexico City. Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, because, as I said Willie, we have been working
Speaker 2: with them for years. We were not involved in the
Speaker 2: original lease agreement that was done by the Prosecutor's office
Speaker 2: and done by an out of town consultant.
Speaker 1: Thirty we're talking thirty years ago.
Speaker 2: Right, Rod Deck and Wolf. They hired a law firm
Speaker 2: out of town. But every single modification of that lease.
Speaker 2: Since then, I have been involved in and the first
Speaker 2: modification came within seven months when we structured a deal
Speaker 2: with the Bengals and with the city to start the
Speaker 2: whole development of the riverfront. That was in nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 2: In every single agreement since then, the Bengals have been
Speaker 2: willing to modify that lease in order for development to proceed.
Speaker 2: The Bengals have There's been some implication the Bengals have
Speaker 2: not dealt in good faith. They have dealt in absolute
Speaker 2: good faith with an absolute passion to get a deal
Speaker 2: done in Cincinnati. This family wants to stay in Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: and Willy We've looked at deals all across the country.
Speaker 2: The only time any any team, an MLB team, NFL
Speaker 2: team leaves is when they've been invited to leave because
Speaker 2: you didn't have the right people at the table that
Speaker 2: were saying, what's in your best interests, what are your constraints,
Speaker 2: what are my best interests, and what are my constraints?
Speaker 1: And you build a bridge, and we had built that bridge.
Speaker 1: So right now as we sit here this afternoon on
Speaker 1: a Thursday, you're out and Densmore Shull is in George
Speaker 1: Vincent's in charge, I guess of Densmore. Where is the
Speaker 1: deal as we speak this Thursday.
Speaker 2: Afternoon, This Thursday afternoon, really, as I said when we
Speaker 2: were talking originally, it is. We have positioned the county
Speaker 2: extremely well to get this deal done.
Speaker 1: Are you optimistic even though you're out. I am absolutely optimistic.
Speaker 1: I am five weeks. I am hopeful.
Speaker 2: I am hopeful as a lifelong Cincinnatian that we get
Speaker 2: this deal done because it should get done because we
Speaker 2: were on the right path, and it was a path
Speaker 2: that said there are going to be fair and equitable
Speaker 2: contributions from the team, from the county and from the state.
Speaker 2: And if the state didn't come through, we're still going
Speaker 2: to move forward and different, different than what's happening in Buffalo,
Speaker 2: Nashville as well as you know other cities that are
Speaker 2: building new stadiums. We don't have to spend two point
Speaker 2: five billion. The Washington Commander Stadium is going to be
Speaker 2: four billion, Chicago's at five. I mean, it's endless. But
Speaker 2: the Bengals and the county said we can sustain this
Speaker 2: stadium and it can go beyond ten, fifteen, twenty years,
Speaker 2: but we have to invest now. We have been conservative
Speaker 2: but it's been well maintained and you know the Bengals
Speaker 2: management has maintained that building.
Speaker 1: I'm ask you this, Tom gableman, have you thought about
Speaker 1: suing the county commissioners for wrongful discharge?
Speaker 2: No, Willie, you know, look, I've done this. We have
Speaker 2: done this at a substantially reduced rate. I will tell
Speaker 2: you that, you know, so the answer is no. So
Speaker 2: the answer the answer is no because there's there. This
Speaker 2: is first of all, I'll just tell you this from
Speaker 2: the heart. And actually my son, my youngest son, reminded
Speaker 2: me of this the other night when he said, you know,
Speaker 2: you don't get an opportunity in your own hometown. They
Speaker 2: have such an impact the way that you have had
Speaker 2: on that river front. You're proud of what you've done.
Speaker 2: I'm damn proud of what we've done. I'll stand on
Speaker 2: what we've done. We have, we have the record and
Speaker 2: it proves it.
Speaker 1: Tom. We have to run. Time is always short. But
Speaker 1: you also have leukemia CLL and we have about a
Speaker 1: minute remaining as your health as I.
Speaker 2: Speak, I am going through treatment right now, and I
Speaker 2: think most importantly, the hours have been extremely long. We
Speaker 2: you know, I worked was out visiting my son in
Speaker 2: Denver and his family, and we got the Bengals deal
Speaker 2: done on the MoU that advanced this entire project forward,
Speaker 2: agreed on the renovation.
Speaker 1: Are you by this?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Extremely No, this is Willie. This is heartbreaking.
Speaker 2: This is heartbreaking because when you work as many hours,
Speaker 2: and there are so many times that first deal in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety eight, everybody said, we can't get it done,
Speaker 2: and the Bengals we're going to leave town because we
Speaker 2: had to get a deal done with Norfolk Southern, the
Speaker 2: Cincinnati City of Cincinnati on railroad and the Bengals and
Speaker 2: the city one week. We got one week to get
Speaker 2: it done. We got it done. The next deal that
Speaker 2: we did was the was the Bank's deal, which Todd
Speaker 2: portun god rest his soul told me so many times, Willy,
Speaker 2: stop it, Tom. It's we're never going to g have
Speaker 2: the banks. And now that banks. Here's what's striking. When
Speaker 2: we said we were going to build two stadiums in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety six and the voter said sixty two percent
Speaker 2: voted in favor of it, we said we will get
Speaker 2: about three hundred million in.
Speaker 1: Economic impact off those stadiums.
Speaker 2: Today and U see's economic report, because we've been working
Speaker 2: on that for about a year with UC it is
Speaker 2: two point five billion a year. The Bengals put a
Speaker 2: billion dollars in to our community, the Reds put a
Speaker 2: billion dollars into our community, and we have another five
Speaker 2: hundred million from that banks. It is bar none, Willie,
Speaker 2: because we researched it. There is there is not another
Speaker 2: urban redevelopment project in this country that throws off two
Speaker 2: point five billion in economic impact. Bar none. Go to Dallas,
Speaker 2: go to Charlotte, go to Austin, go to Green Bay,
Speaker 2: wherever you want to go. This is the most successful
Speaker 2: project and we weren't even done yet.
Speaker 1: Right Well, Tom, thank you. I'll call upon you in
Speaker 1: the future if hopefully your treatment goes well, and I
Speaker 1: wish you and yours nothing but the best. Will He
Speaker 1: loved being on your show.
Speaker 2: You are a great American and I appreciate being here
Speaker 2: and I will focus on my health. I have a
Speaker 2: little more time to rest and I look forward to
Speaker 2: being with my family and my first granddaughter.
Speaker 1: Good luck and godspeed. Thank you. Well, let's continue news
Speaker 1: next on news Radio seven hundred WLW. You know I've
Speaker 1: known Tom Gableman for a long time, and normally he's
Speaker 1: easy to talk to, but when all this stuff was
Speaker 1: happening with the FBI, Department of Justice and tape recording
Speaker 1: all these conversations with city council members, so he went
Speaker 1: silent on me. I now know why because, according to
Speaker 1: Tom Gableman, Tamaya Denard was recruiting him to pay thousands
Speaker 1: of dollars in order to get votes on various stadium projects.
Speaker 1: And the first thing Tom Gableman did was contact the FBI,
Speaker 1: who laced him up or away we go, and that
Speaker 1: resulted in at least three council members being caught dirty,
Speaker 1: which you know the results of that. Now, to put
Speaker 1: a finer point on this, some have asked me, how
Speaker 1: come the county prosecutor in this case County Pillage is
Speaker 1: involved in any of this. And it's because in Ohio
Speaker 1: we have a bifurcated system that each elected county prosecutor
Speaker 1: has criminal jurisdiction over felonies and i indirectly misdemeanors, but
Speaker 1: criminal prosecution. But also in Ohio, each elected county prosecutor
Speaker 1: is the official attorney for the Board of County Commissioners
Speaker 1: and other county elected officials. Whether it's the sheriff for
Speaker 1: the county commissioners, or the recorder, the auditor, whatever it
Speaker 1: might be. And so the reason County Pillage is involved
Speaker 1: in the civil matter is because it's her duty to
Speaker 1: be so. And there's about one hundred and fifty county
Speaker 1: attorneys in Hamley County. The great majority work on criminal matters,
Speaker 1: but there's a large number headed up by Roger Friedman,
Speaker 1: who does the civil part. And they're civil attorneys now
Speaker 1: in this case, so complicated decisions were made years ago
Speaker 1: to get outside council because this is outside the ability
Speaker 1: of many county prosecutors to handle. So, going back to
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety eight, I think Art Nay, I think it
Speaker 1: was Artney was the county prosecutor. Eventually retained the services
Speaker 1: of Frost Todd Brown, and that was Tom Gableman, a
Speaker 1: younger Tomil Tom Gableman, I might add, to be the attorney.
Speaker 1: He's been working on this thing now for about almost
Speaker 1: thirty years, and so you might recall that, I don't know,
Speaker 1: a couple times over the past a month or two,
Speaker 1: I've had on Denise Treehouse, who's the president of the
Speaker 1: Hamlet County Commissioners, who expressed complete satisfaction with the pace
Speaker 1: of the Bengals deal by saying a lot, they're getting closer,
Speaker 1: getting closer. Then about ten days ago there was an MoU,
Speaker 1: which is a memorandum of understanding in which essentially about
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty million would be put in to
Speaker 1: the first phase arding in February with the Bengals, the
Speaker 1: Bengals paying about one hundred and twenty million and the
Speaker 1: county paying about sixty million. And then plus they're going
Speaker 1: to the state of Ohio with their hat in hand
Speaker 1: and saying, you know what, we need money from the
Speaker 1: estate about three hundred million. And what happened at one
Speaker 1: point is that the ones I speak to in Columbus
Speaker 1: tell me that's a non starter because the tax dollars
Speaker 1: aren't going to do this. And Tom Gableman and Frost
Speaker 1: came up with the idea, possibly, you know, of having
Speaker 1: this extra tax or a user's fee. It's not a tax.
Speaker 1: Republicans hate the word tax. A user's fee when you
Speaker 1: make a bet is down to like two percent of
Speaker 1: the gross which would generate huge amounts of money, and
Speaker 1: that would be used since sports betting is a big
Speaker 1: thing and likely to get bigger. They want to use
Speaker 1: that money for sports facilities and other things. We'll see
Speaker 1: what happens. But what I find somewhat amazing is that
Speaker 1: Tom Gableman and Frost Todd Brown had been on this
Speaker 1: thing almost thirty years since nineteen ninety eight, and they
Speaker 1: were kicked off unceremoniously last week by Connie Pilach. By
Speaker 1: the way, it wasn't Connie Pilach's decision. She's the lawyer
Speaker 1: for the Hemlic County Commissioners. She said on our air
Speaker 1: last week with me that it was the decision of the
Speaker 1: Hamnic County Commissioners. Connie Pillage is the attorney for the board.
Speaker 1: She's not the board. The board makes the decision, and
Speaker 1: she said on and off the air that the board
Speaker 1: won it. Tom Gableman fired and she had to do
Speaker 1: the dirty work, so to speak. But nonetheless, just before
Speaker 1: the big pow Wow last week, Gableman was told, I
Speaker 1: think it gave me the time of nine zho five am,
Speaker 1: in preparation for a ten o'clock meeting, that he would
Speaker 1: be fired, and that Connie Pillage was the messenger from
Speaker 1: the Hamley County Commissioners. And you may know that whenever
Speaker 1: they are for public attribution. That the county commissioners have
Speaker 1: said publicly they liked the pace of what's going on.
Speaker 1: It's looking good. And Connie Pillage told the reporters she
Speaker 1: felt that Bengals were not coming to the negotiating table
Speaker 1: in good faith. And a letter addressed to Pillage and
Speaker 1: other county officials Emma Compton. Maybe she's related to Sean Compton,
Speaker 1: but Emma Compton, a lawyer working in house for the Bengals,
Speaker 1: noted that Connie Pillage has never been president in meetings
Speaker 1: with the team over the stadium and took umbreach. Kind
Speaker 1: of the things said by Connie Pillage, I think representing
Speaker 1: the viewpoint of the commission. The Commission is the real
Speaker 1: party in interest. And that letter from the Bengals said, quote,
Speaker 1: despite your lack of involvement or any direct knowledge of
Speaker 1: ongoing least discussions, you took liberties last week by making
Speaker 1: public comments regarding the team and questioning the team's good
Speaker 1: faith efforts to negotiate a comprehensive agreement with the county.
Speaker 1: That was addressed to Countie Pillage. She responded a few
Speaker 1: days later, saying she will not trade barbes with the Bengals,
Speaker 1: let's just shit the deal done. So at this point
Speaker 1: all hell's breaking loose almost everywhere, and according to Tom Gableman,
Speaker 1: we're in the red zone, maybe on the five yard line.
Speaker 1: And at the end of the Bengal letter from Emma
Speaker 1: Compton to Connie Pillach it kind of said, okay, each
Speaker 1: of us had taken shots at each other, and at
Speaker 1: this point, let's get the deal done. And Tom Gableman
Speaker 1: says it's ready to get done by George Vincent and
Speaker 1: Alex Tranchefilu, and those two run the Densmore Shool Law firm.
Speaker 1: So whether it's closer or closer, I don't know. Tom
Speaker 1: Gableman says. Katie Blackburn, Brown, Troy Blackburn, Paul H. Brown,
Speaker 1: Paul Brown, everybody, Mike Brown wants the deal to happen,
Speaker 1: and so we'll see what occurs. This issue is more
Speaker 1: twist and turns than a jar filled with worms sitting
Speaker 1: here on Thursday, Memorial Day, weekend of May to twenty second.
Speaker 1: We have no idea, but I find it amazing that
Speaker 1: in a sense, Connie Pillage is kind of picture is
Speaker 1: the bad guy in this respect, But the County commissioners
Speaker 1: it was their decision. It's not Countie Pillage's decision to
Speaker 1: fire an attorney working for Hamley County Commissioners. It's up
Speaker 1: to the commissioners. And whenever you talk to Denise tree
Speaker 1: House or Alsha Reese, Alisia Reese is not happy. But
Speaker 1: Denise tree House in Sephanie Dumas appear to be happy
Speaker 1: with the way things are going on. But that can't
Speaker 1: be true. Why would they fire the attorney and the
Speaker 1: law firm with deep knowledge of everything going on for
Speaker 1: the past quarter of a century. If they were happy
Speaker 1: and getting ready to strike the deal. Something is happening
Speaker 1: below the surface. Something is bubbling. I don't know what
Speaker 1: it is, and Tom Gableman did not tell me off
Speaker 1: the air what it was. But something is bubbling below
Speaker 1: the surface. That smell doesn't smell right. You can't have
Speaker 1: commissioners giving interviews on the air. We're joining hands together,
Speaker 1: we're jumping over the cliff, the commissioners and the Browns
Speaker 1: or Bengals family, Katie Blackburn Brown and Mike Brown, etc.
Speaker 1: Troy and we're in this together. Let's go. We're happy.
Speaker 1: Then within a few days of that, they fire the
Speaker 1: person who's been the lead on this for the last
Speaker 1: quarter of a century, and Tom Gableman shared me in
Speaker 1: my right various emails reports which are about two inches thick,
Speaker 1: back and forth. I'm gonna give it to h to
Speaker 1: Jack Crumbley in the newsroom and say here, here's what
Speaker 1: he gave me. Take a look at this. So something's
Speaker 1: going on below the surface that doesn't smell right. What
Speaker 1: that is, I don't know. But the reason that county
Speaker 1: prosecutors involved is by statute, she's the attorney for county
Speaker 1: elected officials. She has a civil aspect to her life
Speaker 1: and criminal aspect. Speaking of that, this morning the murderer
Speaker 1: of Deputy Sheriff Henderson was in court and they picked
Speaker 1: a trial date in January of next year, which likely
Speaker 1: will not go then. Either Between now and then, all
Speaker 1: hell is going to break loose. There's going to be
Speaker 1: more motions filed, et cetera. A sickness is loose. And
Speaker 1: this group contacted me and I did not respond. It
Speaker 1: didn't arise to the level of a no. Whether I
Speaker 1: would put people on the air from that group to
Speaker 1: raise money for the murderer of Larry Henderson. That request
Speaker 1: did not arise to the level of a no. Maybe
Speaker 1: a hell no, but no, I'm not going to assist
Speaker 1: someone in lessening the pain financially of what he's done
Speaker 1: by killing a deputy sheriff, then having activists say one down,
Speaker 1: many to go, one down, many to go. No not here,
Speaker 1: not now, No, no no. I met Larry one time,
Speaker 1: appear to be a great Everyone that's met him for
Speaker 1: the twenty seven years in law enforcement city, he was
Speaker 1: the best of the best. I I'm not going to
Speaker 1: help those who do such evil things any more than
Speaker 1: someone should help the Capital Jewish Museum murderer. His name
Speaker 1: is Elias Rodriguez, thirty one years old. He murdered a
Speaker 1: young couple outside a Jewish museum last night about nine pm.
Speaker 1: They were coming out, and he was wearing a red cafifa,
Speaker 1: a traditional headdress worn by men from parts of the
Speaker 1: Middle East. He's shouting free, Free Palestine as he murders
Speaker 1: two people in cold blood. A little bit of this
Speaker 1: guy's history. He has an English degree from the University
Speaker 1: of Illinois. He's employed by a nonprofit American Osteopathic Information Association.
Speaker 1: He's also employed as a researcher for the History Makers,
Speaker 1: which is the US largest African American Video Oral History Archive.
Speaker 1: He donated money to the President Joe Biden's campaign. According
Speaker 1: to the Times of London, he's been part of Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter protest in Chicago and also he's picketed outside
Speaker 1: Amazon's office and Seattle. Quote whitening of Seattle is structurally
Speaker 1: racist and a direct danger to all workers who live
Speaker 1: in that city quote unquote, So there's to be a
Speaker 1: nut job. But nonetheless, he specifically intended the consequences of
Speaker 1: of his actions by killing in cold blood to innocent
Speaker 1: people simply because they're Jewish, just as Larry Henderson was
Speaker 1: killed murdered simply because he was wearing the uniform. And
Speaker 1: I think there's a direct line of connecting anti Semitic
Speaker 1: and israel incitement on many college campuses, etc. To encourage murder.
Speaker 1: And this assignment also is done by leaders and officials
Speaker 1: of and organizations, especially in Europe. And Rodriguez was initially
Speaker 1: mistaken for a victim of the shooting and allowed in
Speaker 1: the building. There was a sense he was yelling call
Speaker 1: the police, Call the police. Someone in the building thought
Speaker 1: he witnessed the shooting. Open up the door. He goes
Speaker 1: in quickly. It is determined that Rodriguez was the shooter.
Speaker 1: And he has a big background with radical leftist organizations
Speaker 1: from Chicago and from Seattle. It's a big Black Lives
Speaker 1: Matter protest kind of a guy. And he thinks Seattle
Speaker 1: was racist because too many white people work for Amazon.
Speaker 1: That's where we are. Well, let's continue. Coming up after
Speaker 1: one o'clock today will be Senator John Eustead of Ohio
Speaker 1: talking about what happened last night outside of that Jewish
Speaker 1: facility and what about the big beautiful bill. What's in it?
Speaker 1: What's not in it? I've read some of the excerpts.
Speaker 1: A lot's in it. Like Kamala Harris said, when you've
Speaker 1: vote for somebody, you order something, and when they win,
Speaker 1: you get what you order. Well, we voted for Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: he said these things during the campaign. We're getting what
Speaker 1: we ordered, which is a more ordered society with huge
Speaker 1: amounts of money for administrative judges on illegal border entry
Speaker 1: detention centers and making people work able bodied adults to
Speaker 1: work if they receive government benefits. Only liberal Democrats would
Speaker 1: oppose that. So let's continue with more twelve fifty five
Speaker 1: Home of your reds off today out at this weekend,
Speaker 1: big weekend in River City with the Cubs in town
Speaker 1: and also the taste all A news radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: Billy cunning in the Greater American. Of course, this afternoon,
Speaker 1: Reds Baseball is off, having had two disastrous games in Pittsburgh,
Speaker 1: and then all the weekend long Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
Speaker 1: the Cubs are in town, along with the taste of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: A big week weekend, about a half million or so
Speaker 1: people are going to come. But until then, we had
Speaker 1: a terrible incident last night. An anti israel suspect in
Speaker 1: Ni Semi mowed down killed two young Israeli embassy staffers
Speaker 1: leaving an event at the Capitol Jewish Museum in Washington, DC,
Speaker 1: identified as thirty year old Elias Rodriguez of Chicago, and
Speaker 1: he's believed to be a lone wolf, so to speak.
Speaker 1: But joining you and I now from Washington as a
Speaker 1: US Senator John Eustad and Senator Eustead, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. You're there in Washington. This was
Speaker 1: a shocking event that happened last night. He was not
Speaker 1: wearing a kafifa as many are when they protest on
Speaker 1: college campuses. So as we sit here this Thursday afternoon.
Speaker 1: What's been the fallout from this assassination of two Jews
Speaker 1: working for the Israeli embassy?
Speaker 4: Well Bill, thanks to thanks for having me on great
Speaker 4: to join you. We were voting in the US Senate
Speaker 4: last night when the news broke. It's incredibly tragic. These
Speaker 4: two young embassy employees who had such a bright future
Speaker 4: ahead of them, just struck down in cold blood by
Speaker 4: a killer who has been radicalized, clearly, who is an
Speaker 4: anti Semite, who is bringing violence to our nation's capital,
Speaker 4: shooting innocent people. This can this kind of behavior is
Speaker 4: just we just can no longer tolerate these radical people
Speaker 4: who are in the radicalization process that's happening on our
Speaker 4: college campuses of some of our most elite institutions all
Speaker 4: around this country. And our hearts go out to the
Speaker 4: victims and their families, and I know to all of
Speaker 4: our friends in the Jewish community who have to just
Speaker 4: feel the sense of insecurity that no matter where they are,
Speaker 4: where they're practicing their faith or involved in something they
Speaker 4: care about, that they can be struck down by a
Speaker 4: violent killer. And it's just tragic.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I watched last two nights ago the graduation ceremony at
Speaker 1: Columbia University in New York City in which the Hamas
Speaker 1: supporting students of Columbia burned their diplomas, shouting and breaking
Speaker 1: up completely the graduation ceremonies for fourteen hundred graduates of
Speaker 1: Columbia University. And not so much in Ohio, though it's
Speaker 1: happened a little bit oft you see a little bit
Speaker 1: of Ohio State Cafifa wearing left wing supporters of Hamas
Speaker 1: have run loose on college campuses. Can you speak to
Speaker 1: the issue. Something is wrong, something is some individuals, something's
Speaker 1: something's wrong about this senator.
Speaker 4: It's wrong. And the leaders of these colleges and institutions,
Speaker 4: particularly Columbia, but Harvard and other places that just tolerate
Speaker 4: this hateful behavior are only encouraging it to happen. They
Speaker 4: bear some of the responsibility for the violence because they're
Speaker 4: tolerating it. In Ohio. Look when Ohio State, I'll give
Speaker 4: credit to President Ted Carter, when they had the protest,
Speaker 4: they said, look, when the sun goes down, you're going home.
Speaker 4: That's the policy. They enforced it. We set in highway
Speaker 4: patrol and with the university police, and they ended it.
Speaker 4: And we haven't seen that much of that nonsense going
Speaker 4: on in Ohio, but on our East Coast liberal campuses,
Speaker 4: the more it seems like the more elite you are,
Speaker 4: the more as a college or university, you're just tolerating this,
Speaker 4: and it leads to these kinds of events because people
Speaker 4: start to normalize it, they think that they that this
Speaker 4: is acceptable behavior, and then it escalates to the point
Speaker 4: that somebody just takes a gun and shoots people down
Speaker 4: in cold bloods. It's tragic, and it's not it's something
Speaker 4: we can no longer tolerate.
Speaker 1: Well, it's awful, it's terrible, and we also you know,
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, we had the murder of Deputy Sheriff Larry
Speaker 1: Henderson a couple of weeks ago, and there's a crowd
Speaker 1: funding source that's raised more than fifty thousand dollars for
Speaker 1: the murderer of Larry Henderson. And of course this morning
Speaker 1: Rodney Hinton, third eight year old father was in court
Speaker 1: and one of your compatriots. I think Senator Bernie Marino
Speaker 1: wants to make the murder of a police officer a
Speaker 1: federal offense. In many states, there are cop killers released
Speaker 1: on parole. There are those terrorists that are given a
Speaker 1: free pass. What's your sense of making the murder of
Speaker 1: a police officer, corrections official, FBI, US marshal, deputy sheriff
Speaker 1: a federal offense so that the death penalty can actually
Speaker 1: be used.
Speaker 4: It should be, It absolutely should be, and it shouldn't
Speaker 4: just be for federal officials. It should be for the
Speaker 4: highway patrol. It should be for the local sheriffs and
Speaker 4: police officers that we can make in a federal offense
Speaker 4: to strike down when someone strikes down one of the
Speaker 4: men and women in blue who protect us every day.
Speaker 4: And what happens is you know that in some of
Speaker 4: these are left wing cities, they're not they're not standing
Speaker 4: up for the police. The judicial system does not stand up,
Speaker 4: It does not support them. It allows forms of violence. Look,
Speaker 4: we had a Democratic congresswoman who hit some federal law
Speaker 4: enforcement officials over immigration, Like, you can't do that kind
Speaker 4: of stuff and get away with it, and there should
Speaker 4: be consequences. And I'm full of support Senator Marino. I
Speaker 4: was actually presiding over the Senate when he was proposing
Speaker 4: that legislation, and I absolutely support these efforts.
Speaker 1: Lastly, on this point, there's T shirts being sold in
Speaker 1: Cincinnati supporting mister Hint and Rodney Hinton, the father that
Speaker 1: say one down, many to go. And I look at
Speaker 1: that and I'm thinking that is the incentive to commit violence,
Speaker 1: to pay money in order to hunt down cops.
Speaker 4: It's sick. Look, police officers are there to protect and
Speaker 4: serve us. They put their lives on the line every
Speaker 4: day to protect you from crazy drivers or people who
Speaker 4: would steal or damage your property, people who would commit violence.
Speaker 4: Every every call that they get is the potential. Uh,
Speaker 4: they put themselves in harm's way. They're there to protect us,
Speaker 4: and people who don't respect that don't deserve to live
Speaker 4: under the banner of freedom protection they provide. And there
Speaker 4: should be consequences for people who are inciting violence against anyone,
Speaker 4: but particularly police officers, because these are the people who
Speaker 4: protect us. I'd like, I'd like for them to live
Speaker 4: just just one day in a place where they're there's
Speaker 4: no law enforcement. See see what they think about that? Uh,
Speaker 4: you know it's it's in many cases, the you know,
Speaker 4: the people who live in our poorest neighborhoods, the people
Speaker 4: who live around around violence who need them the most.
Speaker 4: And I'm I just want to thank the men and
Speaker 4: women in blue who protect us every single day.
Speaker 1: Two hours ago, the Big Beautif Bill passed. I think
Speaker 1: it was six or seven am. You're probably sleeping as
Speaker 1: I was passed the House. And as far as what's
Speaker 1: in the bill, I would note that there were two
Speaker 1: Congressmen voting against it, both of whom have been on
Speaker 1: my show repeatedly. Thomas Massey of Northern Kentucky and Warren
Speaker 1: Davidson of Ohio. Both voted no because they did not
Speaker 1: want to add three point eight trillion dollars in the
Speaker 1: national debt over a decade, according to scoring of the CBO.
Speaker 1: And I think that analysis is flawed because it's not dynamic,
Speaker 1: that does not take into account extra economic activity. And
Speaker 1: so without knowing a lot what's in the bill, it's
Speaker 1: coming out as we speak. What is your general support
Speaker 1: for the for the Trump tax cuts, which also include
Speaker 1: no taxes on tips, no reduced taxes on social security,
Speaker 1: no tax on overtime, et cetera. Senator houstaid, where do
Speaker 1: you stand with this bill?
Speaker 4: Well, we need to get it done. Do the details
Speaker 4: need to be worked on, There's no doubt about that.
Speaker 4: But it's this is bill. You have to think about
Speaker 4: it like this, It's like, Okay, if we don't do
Speaker 4: something happens, or if we take action, what happens.
Speaker 1: Well, to not.
Speaker 4: Get this accomplished is a four trillion dollar tax increase
Speaker 4: on every man, woman, and child in this country, including
Speaker 4: small businesses and working families. So the Trump tax cuts
Speaker 4: that were enacted in twenty seventeen need not only to
Speaker 4: be renewed, but they need to be made permanent so
Speaker 4: that businesses will invest, so that families can be sure
Speaker 4: of what their tax bill is.
Speaker 1: Going to be.
Speaker 4: So that has to be done. But we also, look,
Speaker 4: I'm empathetic to those who want to see the deficit
Speaker 4: be smaller. I am one of them. I'm a deficit
Speaker 4: hawk myself. And you got to, you know, we got
Speaker 4: to take a look at finding savings in a lot
Speaker 4: of these programs like Medicaid, a work requirement for able bodied,
Speaker 4: childless adults. Do you know we have twenty twenty million
Speaker 4: people who are receiving medicaid who are also working. We
Speaker 4: have tens of millions more who aren't working, who are
Speaker 4: who are capable of working, that are not Like, we
Speaker 4: can do these things, get savings, preserve things like medicaid
Speaker 4: for the people who truly are supposed to have access
Speaker 4: to it, children living in poverty, people with disabilities, the
Speaker 4: elderly who may be headed to a nursing home in
Speaker 4: the final days of their lives. We want to protect them.
Speaker 4: But to do that, we can't sustain thirty seven trillion
Speaker 4: dollars in debt and grow it even more without growing
Speaker 4: the economy and putting ourselves on a pathway to get
Speaker 4: toward a balanced budget. I think this bill goes a
Speaker 4: long way toward that. I hope we will do more
Speaker 4: in the Senate to improve the savings that can come
Speaker 4: with a lot of the reforms that I know we
Speaker 4: could implement.
Speaker 1: When you're in centered, you stad when you talk about Medicaid,
Speaker 1: the bill says that it doesn't take effect until January
Speaker 1: first of twenty twenty seven. Right now, there's recipients nineteen
Speaker 1: to sixty four would be required to work eighty hours
Speaker 1: a month to keep their benefits. But excluded from that
Speaker 1: are parents, pregnant women, medically frail individuals, and those with
Speaker 1: drug disorders or other psychiatric conditions. And so, assuming you
Speaker 1: can work to get your food stamps, assuming you can
Speaker 1: work to get medicaid, why in the hell should we
Speaker 1: who do work pay for those who refuse to work.
Speaker 1: So there is a cutting of Medicaid, I hope, but
Speaker 1: it involves people that are going to be off Medicaid
Speaker 1: because they got a job to support themselves. Doesn't that
Speaker 1: make sense?
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, yeah, understand, we're talking about able bodied, healthy,
Speaker 4: childless adults. Okay, that's who we're talking about here. They've
Speaker 4: been getting free Medica Medicaid coverage without working under Obamacare
Speaker 4: for the last ten years. Republicans are now in charge,
Speaker 4: and we're gonna change that. Well, we're gonna say we're
Speaker 4: gonna kick you off. We're just saying you're gonna have
Speaker 4: to go to work. That's a social contract. If your
Speaker 4: neighbor who works in construction, your neighbor who's a nurse,
Speaker 4: is paying taxes to go into work, paying taxes, getting
Speaker 4: their own health care, and and you say, well, I
Speaker 4: get to sit home in my basement and not work,
Speaker 4: well that's not right. We want people that have healthcare,
Speaker 4: but we want you to work in return for those benefits.
Speaker 4: That's not an unreasonable thing to ask. It restores the
Speaker 4: dignity of work. It restores the idea of a work
Speaker 4: ethic in America something that we sorely need, so it's
Speaker 4: good policy. It also creates some savings, and it's good
Speaker 4: for America. It'll be good for the American worker and
Speaker 4: for the American economy.
Speaker 1: And for those on Social Security. This bill would give
Speaker 1: a four thousand dollars increase in standard deductions from twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five through twenty twenty eight, but the benefit would
Speaker 1: start to phase out for individuals with incomes over seventy
Speaker 1: five thousand and couples with incomes of one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thousand. It would phase out on that. There's no
Speaker 1: taxes on tips or overtime, which is very popular for
Speaker 1: those who work in the service industry, but it limits
Speaker 1: it to highly compensated persons who make more than one
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty thousand dollars would not qualify. It would
Speaker 1: apply to four million tipped workers under that amount, which
Speaker 1: I think is a great idea. And lastly, what is
Speaker 1: your view of limiting federal court jurisdiction. We have about
Speaker 1: eight hundred federal district court judges. Another order was issued
Speaker 1: yesterday there's a flight of terrorists going to be dropped
Speaker 1: off in Somalia or somewhere and a federal judge said,
Speaker 1: you can't do that. You can't take known terrorist, child
Speaker 1: abusers and murderers and shift them out of the country.
Speaker 1: If we have due process hearings for these ten million
Speaker 1: individuals who shouldn't be here, we'll be having these hearings
Speaker 1: for the next next ninety years. What is your view
Speaker 1: of limiting the jurisdiction or should you rely upon the
Speaker 1: US Supreme courtustraighten things out.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm for limiting the jurisdiction. As you you know
Speaker 4: the court system very well. These district courts that you know,
Speaker 4: you know what happens. They forum shop, they find the
Speaker 4: most liberal judge they can, They take the case in
Speaker 4: front of that most liberal judge, and then and then
Speaker 4: that judge puts an injunction in place, prohibits you from
Speaker 4: going forward. And it's supposed to apply to the entire nation.
Speaker 4: It should look if you're going to have that, it
Speaker 4: should be limited to only the jurisdiction in which that
Speaker 4: judge presides. It shouldn't apply to the entire nation. So
Speaker 4: restricting the reach of these district court judges should be
Speaker 4: absolutely something that we should change in law. I support
Speaker 4: legislation that Chuck Grassley, the Judiciary Chairman, Senator from Iowa,
Speaker 4: has proposed on this and we need to get it done.
Speaker 1: Senator you steed, thank you very much. A lot of
Speaker 1: work to do. What's your timetable here we sit almost
Speaker 1: Memorial Day weekend? What is the sense in the Senate
Speaker 1: when this thing's gonna hopefully pass? Number one? Will it
Speaker 1: pass in the Senate? Number two? What's the timeframe?
Speaker 4: So I believe it will pass? We're going to we
Speaker 4: have the responsibility to try to take the good work
Speaker 4: that the House has done and improve upon it. I
Speaker 4: hope we can get more long term savings and deficit
Speaker 4: reduction as it goes through the Senate process. It will
Speaker 4: ultimately pass. We will get it done, but you know,
Speaker 4: we should take a month to make sure that a
Speaker 4: month or so to make sure that we get it
Speaker 4: right on all the tax provisions, on some of these
Speaker 4: savings that we need to get, and then get this
Speaker 4: done before Independence Day, which we can have a real
Speaker 4: celebration with the President write in advance of Independence Day,
Speaker 4: getting the big beautiful bill done with all the fireworks
Speaker 4: and celebration. How's that, syn Willie?
Speaker 1: Sounds good to me and has got to be done
Speaker 1: by September thirtieth, right, which is the new fiscal year
Speaker 1: starts October first. Got to be done by then, and
Speaker 1: after it's done, the businesses can plan. We kind of
Speaker 1: know what the tariff situation is looking like. We got
Speaker 1: the southern border in control. The approval ratings of President
Speaker 1: Trump is three or four polls have them up near
Speaker 1: fifty percent, which is high considering the media coverage of
Speaker 1: what this guy has been and what we've gone through
Speaker 1: as a country through the four years of the mentally
Speaker 1: corrupted Joe Biden, who was son Hunter Biden. Can you
Speaker 1: imagine Hunter Biden, crack addict who had sex with his
Speaker 1: dead brother's widow, hooked on crack cocaine, was running a
Speaker 1: part of the federal government under President Joe Biden. Isn't
Speaker 1: that outrageous?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: The whole Biden, the whole Biden administration and cover up
Speaker 4: is outrageous. I mean literally. President Trump's trip to the
Speaker 4: Middle East, where he broke unprecedented ground and building financial
Speaker 4: relationships that will lead to peace through prosperity. He did
Speaker 4: more in one week than Joe Biden did in four
Speaker 4: years He's done. He did more in his first hundred
Speaker 4: days than Joe Biden even said he even conceived of
Speaker 4: doing securing the border, deporting the illegal illegals who are here
Speaker 4: committing crimes, you know, knocking down regulations. I got my
Speaker 4: first bill signed in the first hundred days where we
Speaker 4: repealed some Biden era regulations on appliances that we're driving
Speaker 4: up cost, creating inflation. I mean, he's getting things done.
Speaker 4: And that's why he's popular amongst Ohio and many Americans
Speaker 4: is because they're tired of what the Democrats did. Is
Speaker 4: they just that around, did nothing under sleepy Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: And now we're getting things accomplished, and we should that's
Speaker 4: what we got elected to do, get things done.
Speaker 1: What a novel idea. Senator John you you said, once again,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. You
Speaker 1: have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Speaker 4: Hey, thanks Bill, God bless America.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more and for those who are needing
Speaker 1: more information on this, there's another one and a half
Speaker 1: billion dollars to hire immigration judges and support staff, forty
Speaker 1: five billion to build new immigration detention facilities, et cetera,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And this is what we voted for, and
Speaker 1: this is what you got, As Kamala Harris said, when
Speaker 1: you vote, you'll order something and you get what you
Speaker 1: vote for. Well, damn it, this is what we voted for,
Speaker 1: Bill cunning in the Great American Live Age, Rome of
Speaker 1: the Reds off today, back out on the weekend with
Speaker 1: the Cubs on news Radio seven hundred WW because.
Speaker 5: As we all know, elections matter, and when folks vote,
Speaker 5: they order what they want, and in this case, they
Speaker 5: got what they asked for.
Speaker 6: Hello, piet and I'm spokes, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: That's the Big Beautiful Bill right there, Kamala Harris supporting
Speaker 1: Trump did did we order her? No, we ordered Trump
Speaker 1: and we got what we ordered. That's correct, which is
Speaker 1: the Big Beautiful Bill. She's a genius c BB. So
Speaker 1: what is in the Big Beautiful Everything's in the Big
Speaker 1: Beautiful Bill? Everything, border security, tax breaks for senior citizens,
Speaker 1: no tax on tips or overtime. You have a lot
Speaker 1: of overtime, don't you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Plus work requirements
Speaker 1: if you get government benefits like Medicaid or food stamps,
Speaker 1: and you're healthy without children, no disabilities. Yeah, under the
Speaker 1: age of sixty four, they got you gotta work like kid, Chris, Kid,
Speaker 1: Chris is sixty four. Yeah, I beliked golf with Dan Dieters.
Speaker 1: You know the buzzard yesterday? He just turned sixty four?
Speaker 1: How about that? So he's good.
Speaker 6: When I'm sixty four by the Beatles.
Speaker 1: I kind of remember that song, Well you still need me?
Speaker 6: Where you still feed me? When I'm sixty four?
Speaker 1: Will you feel me? Isn't it no feed me? I
Speaker 1: think when I'm sixty four? Well, Deeters is now sixty four?
Speaker 1: How about that? Pretty good? Is he shooting his age?
Speaker 1: Not yet? You're you're there, Yes, you're there? Though I
Speaker 1: can do it.
Speaker 6: The game is good, like you would you compare yourself
Speaker 6: to Scotty Scheffler at the confine.
Speaker 1: I can hit the Scotty Scheffler power cut whenever I
Speaker 1: order it up and right there and the Tiger Stinger.
Speaker 1: I hit the stinger, total crap. Thank you, Joe? I
Speaker 1: was the clover Nick Joe. When's he coming back in?
Speaker 1: Where is Justice? Joe? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Why why didn't he? I mean, it's a Memorial Day.
Speaker 6: What's he doing today? It's too big doing what he's
Speaker 6: not in course, waving the American flag and singer lanky
Speaker 6: Yankee do it, old Dandy? I think he's gonna dress
Speaker 6: up his uncle Sam and be in the ship at parade.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll see what happens. We're going to say Aboutkay
Speaker 1: whatever I say. Give me some sports, will.
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Speaker 1: I just got a text from the Buzzard. Uh, you
Speaker 1: shot seventy eight and Buzzard shot ninety nine.
Speaker 6: I think you're doing better than him just a little bit. Also, Willie,
Speaker 6: we want to thank Ron's ruse. It's clucking good for
Speaker 6: our lunch today. As usual on Thursday, Young Pam brought
Speaker 6: our our lunch down today thirty eight to fifty three.
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Speaker 6: net get ready for the Memorial Day weekend.
Speaker 1: Always a cut above.
Speaker 6: Uh, Andrew, Well, let's see the Reds loss of the Pirates.
Speaker 6: The Pirates take two of three in the series. Time
Speaker 6: this season the resis scored one runner lesson a game.
Speaker 1: How many times? That's the fourteen? Here's that number again
Speaker 1: wild man.
Speaker 6: And this is the most fourteen times this season one
Speaker 6: runner lesson a game, the most through the first fifty
Speaker 6: one game since nineteen forty five.
Speaker 1: It was President of nineteen forty five. That was FDR
Speaker 1: or Harry Truman. I think you're both right. He died,
Speaker 1: you know, in April fourteenth, nineteen forty five. Correct, So
Speaker 1: you got it right. For true, he was at Yolta
Speaker 1: with Churchill and Stalin got it done.
Speaker 6: Cincinnati out over the past sixty two games against the Pirates,
Speaker 6: sixty two games, sixty two games, the reds own a
Speaker 6: nineteen and forty three record.
Speaker 1: How's that possible?
Speaker 6: They're making the Pirates look great. And after trailings after
Speaker 6: six innings, oh for twenty one on the season. They
Speaker 6: can't come back, not the comeback kids. They can't come
Speaker 6: back from one nothing deficit. Last yesterday they put the
Speaker 6: yesterday watch his name hit a triple. They left him
Speaker 6: at third, you know, like you can't hit a sack.
Speaker 1: Fly or single ground ball. Unbelievable. It's a day off
Speaker 1: to day to reclose. Now, last time I'm watching the
Speaker 1: Knicks and the Pacers, they had a stat up that
Speaker 1: in the last one thousand four hundred and fourteen games
Speaker 1: in the NBA. There's that number, fourteen fourteen games the
Speaker 1: home team with a seventeen point lead under three minutes
Speaker 1: to go was was fourteen fourteen to zero. Another they
Speaker 1: won every game, right except last night. There's that number again,
Speaker 1: fourteen fourteen the Knicks lost.
Speaker 6: I hope the Pacers take them out because they'll they'll fight,
Speaker 6: They'll get rid of everybody on the Knicks. If the
Speaker 6: Knicks don't win it, Spike Lee and all the rest
Speaker 6: of them will go cuckoo.
Speaker 1: They might go cuckoo anyway. Red's with a day off today, Willie.
Speaker 6: The big weekend series starts up tomorrow night Chicago Cubs
Speaker 6: and Reds killer Ian Happ in the house. Who's former
Speaker 6: UC Hunter Green's going tomorrow? What about Lodolo? Well, you
Speaker 6: got you got, You've got Green, Lodolo and Abbott this weekend.
Speaker 6: If they if they can't win two out of three
Speaker 6: there plus they're five and a half out. You don't
Speaker 6: want to drop some eight and a half back if
Speaker 6: they got two and a half back two and a half.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: The action on seven hundred WLW now uh College baseball
Speaker 6: just underway with Ted McKay uh and in Arlington, Texas.
Speaker 6: It's the Bearcats and number one seed for West Virginia
Speaker 6: underway in the Big twelve Tourney.
Speaker 1: How about Xavier undefeated, untied on scoring, trailed six nothing
Speaker 1: at eight to four last night before rallying that down
Speaker 1: number two seed Yukon in ten innings, eleven to eight segment,
Speaker 1: I'm up against the clock. We have John Zinzer of
Speaker 1: the Hyde Park Square standing by get me out of
Speaker 1: the student's report. There's that number again in fourteen fourteen
Speaker 1: and oh until last night.
Speaker 6: Willy and other. A beautiful day here in the tri State,
Speaker 6: but cool. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 6: the stood report.
Speaker 1: The whole town's battie about Cincinnati. What a team, what
Speaker 1: a team? A team? Thank you, Marty. We got to
Speaker 1: get Brentley in here.
Speaker 6: And also Willie, let's see the Bengals at iHeartMedia. Cincinnati
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Speaker 6: more years, four more years. There's that half number again.
Speaker 1: On seven hundred WLW by Billy cunning in the Great America.
Speaker 1: Today is today, It is kind of over today tonight
Speaker 1: It's done. That is Save Hyde Park Square dot com
Speaker 1: and for many months it seems after a city council
Speaker 1: voter I think it was seven to two to vastly
Speaker 1: change and overwhelm Hyde Park Square. The matter is coming
Speaker 1: to a head today and tomorrow because this is the
Speaker 1: last day you can sign the petition. Jonan you and
Speaker 1: I now is John Zinzer Save Hyde Park Square and
Speaker 1: John Zenzer First of all, as we sit here close
Speaker 1: to two pm on Thursday afternoon, how close are you
Speaker 1: to getting the signatures?
Speaker 7: We are getting our signatures, and we are so close
Speaker 7: to our total goal. We really need your last little
Speaker 7: bit to push us over the top. Bill. We have
Speaker 7: more than thirteen thousand in hand, and our goal is
Speaker 7: to get to fifteen thousand, and with what's been going
Speaker 7: on today, we could make it. We're collecting signatures all
Speaker 7: day to day, right up until nine pm. We would
Speaker 7: like every last person who'd like to sign to get
Speaker 7: a chance to do that. In a minute, I'll share
Speaker 7: a couple of possibilities for people to do that. But
Speaker 7: we are thrilled that this many signatures have come from
Speaker 7: all over the city, Mount Washington all the way out
Speaker 7: to Saylor Park. We have had more than three hundred
Speaker 7: people circulating the petition in the field from eighteen years
Speaker 7: old to ninety two. We're just so thrilled with how
Speaker 7: this is all gone, and we can't wait to get
Speaker 7: to city Hall tomorrow to drop off the boxes of
Speaker 7: petitions and let the city get started on what they.
Speaker 4: Have to do.
Speaker 1: And normally you've got to get at least two times
Speaker 1: the number of valid signatures. Many people are signing incorrectly
Speaker 1: or they'll so, how many valid signatures do you need?
Speaker 1: Do you need like seven or eight thousand? What's the number?
Speaker 7: We actually need? Nine thousand, one hundred and forty six
Speaker 7: valid signatures. We've been doing testing on our signature accounts.
Speaker 7: We're getting upwards of sixty five seventy percent accuracy. Sure
Speaker 7: people make mistakes. Our people who are out there are
Speaker 7: trying to help everybody get it just right. We feel
Speaker 7: really good about getting the number, but we will not
Speaker 7: let up on the gas until we're through for tonight.
Speaker 1: Now, give me a capsule of synopsis of what you're
Speaker 1: doing and why you're doing it. Then we'll give out
Speaker 1: a couple locations which people can show up. And this
Speaker 1: is only for the City of Cincinnati. I've had people
Speaker 1: contact me and ken Wood and Green Township and unless
Speaker 1: you live and vote in the city, you can't vote.
Speaker 1: But describe in the American people what you have. You
Speaker 1: have to live in the city, Well, what's the issue.
Speaker 7: You have to be a registered voter. You have to
Speaker 7: be a registered voter in the city of Cincinnati, because
Speaker 7: this is going on a city issue, and the issue
Speaker 7: starts with a development proposal in hyde Park Square where
Speaker 7: a developer named PLK asked for an easy pass from
Speaker 7: city Hall to do a complex and very oversized and
Speaker 7: very unpopular development.
Speaker 1: That's part of the issue.
Speaker 7: But what this really became about is citizen voice and recognition.
Speaker 7: Hundreds and hundreds of people from all over the city
Speaker 7: communicated with city Hall and said, please, don't do this
Speaker 7: this way. Everybody in Hyde Park wants to do development,
Speaker 7: but they don't want to do it like this. Other
Speaker 7: neighborhoods fourteen other neighborhoods signed on, took votes, and sent
Speaker 7: letters to the city hall think don't do this. Other
Speaker 7: civic organizations did this, and the city has basically not
Speaker 7: hurt us and doesn't think.
Speaker 1: Citizens belong involved in this.
Speaker 7: They think it's the job of politicians and developers. To
Speaker 7: decide what your neighborhood looks like. We don't agree with that.
Speaker 7: We want these signatures. So the referendum will go on
Speaker 7: November's ballot for the election and citizens will get to
Speaker 7: say what they think.
Speaker 1: Is right here. What a novel idea give the American
Speaker 1: people who live in the city and vote in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati a couple places. Then go between now
Speaker 1: and nine o'clock tonight.
Speaker 7: Really appreciate that opportunity vote. We have two drive throughs
Speaker 7: to make it really easy, even if it's raining a
Speaker 7: little bit. They'll be people there from three o'clock until
Speaker 7: seven o'clock in front of the unlined wine bar and
Speaker 7: Poem Stationery at three four three three Michigan Avenue. That's
Speaker 7: right here in Hyde Park. Also from three to seven.
Speaker 7: Price Hill, Chile I Love at four nine two zero
Speaker 7: Glenway Avenue is hosting us. Please look for the sign
Speaker 7: we'll be there. We'll come to your car window, hand
Speaker 7: you the clipboard, help you sign the right things the
Speaker 7: right way as you have them coming home from work
Speaker 7: or after you've picked up the kids from school. We
Speaker 7: would love to pick up your signature there. Carl's Delhi
Speaker 7: here again in Hyde Park at two eight six' Three.
Speaker 7: Observatory they'll be taking signatures from four thirty to seven
Speaker 7: THIRTY pm tonight The Westwood Farmers market three four six
Speaker 7: Zero Epworth drive from five to six. Thirty and it
Speaker 7: looks like the latest thing that we can do is
Speaker 7: rocking the robling from seven to eight thirty down at
Speaker 7: the More Line laggerhouse right there near The Great American
Speaker 7: ballpark for. You so if you want to go rock
Speaker 7: The roebling and rock the vote at the same, time
Speaker 7: we'd love to get your signature.
Speaker 1: There John, zenzer if you the place to. Go, also
Speaker 1: Save Hyde Park square dot. Org Save Hyde Park square dot.
Speaker 1: Org check in with you maybe next week when all the,
Speaker 1: signatures make sure it's a valid and then we'll go from.
Speaker 1: There Save Hyde Park square Dot org is all the.
Speaker 1: Information John, zenzer you're a Great american and thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on The Bill Cunningham. Show thank, You, John thank,
Speaker 1: You Bill god Bless. America thank you very, much because
Speaker 1: his fight today will be your fight. Tomorrow this is
Speaker 1: citizens input governing their own affairs directly on news radio
Speaker 1: seven HUNDRED ww By billy Cunning him The Great. American of,
Speaker 1: course The president's trip to The Middle east is now,
Speaker 1: complete and the peacemaker in chief has. Tried in The ukrainian,
Speaker 1: situation nothing is. Ongoing of, course great INROADS i think
Speaker 1: were made With gaza and what's going to happen with
Speaker 1: The Hesblo hamas And? Iran The trump is. Unbelievable joining
Speaker 1: you AND i now Is jeffrey Crue. Air he's an,
Speaker 1: author radio talk show, host often appearing on townhall dot,
Speaker 1: com my favorite, websites AND i want to share with
Speaker 1: The american. People two headlines From jeff Crue. Heir one
Speaker 1: Quote trump Deserves nobel prize as world's champion. Peacemaker i'm
Speaker 1: not SURE Nbc news would ever call it. That another
Speaker 1: one Is Joe biden and the biggest cover up In
Speaker 1: american history about being mentally incompetent for at least two
Speaker 1: or three years as the. President And joan you AND
Speaker 1: i now Is jeffrey Crue and, First, jeff how would
Speaker 1: you overall describe the conduction Of american foreign policy Under
Speaker 1: Donald trump as opposed to the auto pen Man Joe.
Speaker 5: Biden, well it's like going from the little sisters of
Speaker 5: the poor to The Kansas city. CHIEFS i mean we're
Speaker 5: getting the pros back in. Charge we're Getting america, first
Speaker 5: patriots taking. COMMAND i, mean what he has, Done bill is.
Speaker 5: Astounding it's just. Incredible he's Putting american people, first he's cutting,
Speaker 5: deals he's putting commerce.
Speaker 3: First he's bringing prosperity all over the. World he's getting.
Speaker 4: Our hostages, Home, bill.
Speaker 5: And he's trying to prevent. War, now you, Know Joe
Speaker 5: biden didn't do anything in his four years to prevent.
Speaker 5: War we just had wars breakout throughout his entire. Administration
Speaker 5: this president's got to clean up The biden. Mess he's
Speaker 5: doing a great.
Speaker 4: Job on my.
Speaker 5: WEBSITE i gave him AN a plus for his first
Speaker 5: one hundred, Days, Bill.
Speaker 1: And how about this one of your great? Sentences is
Speaker 1: this Incredibly Barack obama was nominated for The Nobel Peace
Speaker 1: prize a few days after it was inauguration and actually received.
Speaker 1: It he was given the award for promising what he
Speaker 1: would achieve as. President he left office in twenty seventeen
Speaker 1: the world much more dangerous than when he took. Office
Speaker 1: The Nobel committee Loves Jimmy carter And Barack. Hussein obama
Speaker 1: couldn't care less About Ronald reagan And Donald. Trump so
Speaker 1: is The Nobel Peace prize just a bit? Political you?
Speaker 7: Know?
Speaker 5: Bill in the, COLUMN i cited the fact that they
Speaker 5: gave The Nobel Peace prize to the communist Dictator Michael,
Speaker 5: gorbachev when the man who brought down The Evil, empire
Speaker 5: brought down The Iron, curtain Ended, communism freed hundreds of
Speaker 5: millions from The Iron group Of communism without firing a.
Speaker 5: Shot Ronald, reagan he got, overlooked and they gave the
Speaker 5: communist The Nobel Peace. Prize they've Given North vietnamese communists
Speaker 5: The Nobel Peace. Prize they gave the Asscer Air effect
Speaker 5: The Nobel Peace. Prize they gave out for The Nobel Peace,
Speaker 5: prize they Gave Jimmy. Carter they gave of Course Barack
Speaker 5: obama for doing, nothing And Ronald reagan got no. Prize
Speaker 5: And Donald, trump who engineered The Abraham, accords brought economic
Speaker 5: relations Between cosavona And, serbia lessened attentions With North, korea
Speaker 5: had summits With Kim.
Speaker 3: Jong Remember Barack.
Speaker 5: Obama told him that was the number one hot spot
Speaker 5: in the. World Donald, trump but dealt with. It now
Speaker 5: he's bringing peace all over the, world trying to end
Speaker 5: wars that were started During bieness. Administer he deserves The
Speaker 5: nobeltrey more than anybody else in the.
Speaker 1: World, yeah but what about? That what about that four
Speaker 1: million dollar gift to The department Of? Defense what about?
Speaker 1: That and what about the fact That Donald Trump junior
Speaker 1: may make money in The Middle? East what about? That
Speaker 1: is that important to?
Speaker 4: REALLY i don't like to have.
Speaker 5: My president flying around in a forty year old. Plane
Speaker 5: boeing cannot deliver on the New Air force one that
Speaker 5: should have been delivered. Already we need to find the
Speaker 5: president a better plane in the. Interim this is one
Speaker 5: that they're. OFFERING i, think of, course once you get it,
Speaker 5: retrofitted once you get it checked, out, sure let's let's
Speaker 5: use it for The president of The United. STATES i
Speaker 5: want The president of The United states flying in a
Speaker 5: plane that we can. TRUST i don't want them up
Speaker 5: there in a plane that's forty years. Old and you,
Speaker 5: know it just leads to a lot of questions About.
Speaker 5: BOEING i, mean what in the world Has boeing been
Speaker 5: doing for all these? Years bill Cunning In and they've,
Speaker 5: been you, know not delivering on the promises they. Made
Speaker 5: and that's a big.
Speaker 1: Problem just in the last several days That donald's brought
Speaker 1: back To america trillions of dollars in economic development from
Speaker 1: a part of the world which has been shall we
Speaker 1: say cold or cool toward The United. States he now
Speaker 1: Has Saudi, ARABIA, Uae, dubai et cetera working with him
Speaker 1: to take down the so called caliphate In. Iran he's
Speaker 1: got them talking the language back and. Forth. Syria he
Speaker 1: meets with The syrian, president who was a member of
Speaker 1: Al qaeda Killing. Americans he meets with The syrian. President
Speaker 1: so now he's, reshaping reordering the Entire Middle. East and
Speaker 1: this is the real estate. Developer AND i WATCHED, msnbc
Speaker 1: so you don't have, to But i'm WATCHING msnbc and
Speaker 1: the whole world is incomplete collapse because Of Donald. Trump
Speaker 1: will talk To india.
Speaker 7: Verse this Is.
Speaker 1: Pakistan how's that deal? Looking The pakistani president Gave Donald
Speaker 1: trump complete credit as the peacemaker for calming down the
Speaker 1: difficulties which are profound Between india And. Pakistan and The
Speaker 1: chinese situation is working out with tariffs EVERYWHERE i. Look
Speaker 1: this is. Unbelievable imagine And Joe biden when he met
Speaker 1: with the Leader Muhammed bensalmon wouldn't Touch Joe. Biden they
Speaker 1: had to do a rock, greeting and there was nothing
Speaker 1: out of that. Complete can you Imagine Kamala harris cackling
Speaker 1: In Saudi? Arabia would any of this been going? On
Speaker 1: And i'm thinking this guy as.
Speaker 5: Unbelievable he received a heroes welcome in all three of those.
Speaker 5: Countries they treated him like. Gold they respect, him they
Speaker 5: respect The United. States we're getting trillions of dollars in.
Speaker 5: Deals the tariffs are working out, perfectly the economy is doing,
Speaker 5: Well inflation is going. Down the LESS i have to
Speaker 5: find new things to complain About. Bill i've just been
Speaker 5: astounded by what he has done in this first one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifteen days or. So let me say, this
Speaker 5: as far as these, CONFLICTS i like the fact that
Speaker 5: he's going. Around they're talking To, hamas they're negotiating With.
Speaker 3: Iran you got the who he's.
Speaker 5: Now, saying they're not going to be attacking ships anymore
Speaker 5: because we pounded them for fifty two plus days in a.
Speaker 5: Row he's reshaping everything and at the same time he's
Speaker 5: still a friend To.
Speaker 3: Israel at the same, time he's still trying to bring
Speaker 3: it out the end of The Ukrainian.
Speaker 5: War so he's got a lot of things going, on
Speaker 5: but he's a guy who was working twenty four to.
Speaker 5: Seven on the other, Hand Joe, biden he slept his
Speaker 5: way through the. Presidency he had an auto pen. Presidency
Speaker 5: we don't even know who was in. Charge there's no
Speaker 5: doubt who's in. Charge, Bill It's Donald.
Speaker 1: TRUMP a couple of sentences from your, Column Jeff. Crueir
Speaker 1: reagan secured massive arms controlled deals with The Soviet, union
Speaker 1: reduced greatly the fears of a nuclear. War his massive
Speaker 1: investments in our military bankrupted The Soviet, union causing its
Speaker 1: collapse without firing a. Shot Ronald reagan an athevil, empire
Speaker 1: freed millions of people In Eastern europe from the clutches of.
Speaker 1: Communism reagan's policies brought down The Iron curtain in The Berlin,
Speaker 1: wall and The Nobel Peace prize was given To Mikhail
Speaker 1: gorbachev and also to lay Dac. Toe and of, course
Speaker 1: yes you're airfat and now Here i'm looking at this
Speaker 1: And i'm, going, well maybe there's a left maybe there's
Speaker 1: a left wing, bias and you end up What trump
Speaker 1: has done in his first four or five months in,
Speaker 1: office that this is the greatest four or five months
Speaker 1: in office of Any american, president INCLUDING fdr in nineteen thirty,
Speaker 1: three whose policies deep deepened the. Depression he took a
Speaker 1: recession and made it a. Depression And i'm looking at
Speaker 1: this and it's it's LIKE i live in some alternative. UNIVERSE,
Speaker 1: msnbc The Nightly, news they don't lead with the fact
Speaker 1: That ronald that The Ronald reagan of, today who is
Speaker 1: of Course Donald, trump brokeer to peace deal Between india And,
Speaker 1: pakistan so they did not exchange nuclear. Weapons he's meeting
Speaker 1: with The syrian president as a buffer Against. Iran he
Speaker 1: Is iron on its, back ready to accept the inspection
Speaker 1: by THE I. A. E. A he HAS hesba law
Speaker 1: right now In, lebanon completely. Neutered he's Got hamas and
Speaker 1: gossare Freeing american. Prisoners and on top of, that the
Speaker 1: trillions of dollars coming into this. COUNTRY i watched this
Speaker 1: morning some of the morning talk, shows and the whole
Speaker 1: world is in complete. Collapse And i'm, thinking DO i
Speaker 1: live in some alternative? Universe you, know you live in
Speaker 1: The United states Of.
Speaker 3: America led by a truly great.
Speaker 5: President and what's also Awesome bill is that he surrounded
Speaker 5: himself with a really good. TEAM i Trust Marco, RUBIO
Speaker 5: i trust.
Speaker 3: Jd.
Speaker 5: Vance that's the one big improvement THAT i see Over
Speaker 5: Trump one is he's got a team around him that
Speaker 5: believes in his, mission believes in his. Agenda that they're,
Speaker 5: capable they're, competent they're working with. Him so that's WHY
Speaker 5: i think he's been so, successful not just what he's,
Speaker 5: done but what his team has been able to.
Speaker 7: Do so it.
Speaker 3: Is it is a rock star.
Speaker 5: Start but then you, know we have the, critics we
Speaker 5: have The Bruce bringsteens of the. World you, know we've
Speaker 5: got the MSNBC's of the. World the, left you, know
Speaker 5: it's fixated on this. PLANE i, mean they don't see
Speaker 5: the trillions of dollars coming. In they don't see the
Speaker 5: piece that is breaking out over. WHERE i, mean he
Speaker 5: is definitely changing this entire dynamic that we have with
Speaker 5: The Middle. East it is it is a tremendous step forward.
Speaker 5: ECONOMICALLY i, mean we're going to bring prosperity to their,
Speaker 5: region to our. COUNTRY i, mean it's, exciting it really.
Speaker 5: Is and you, KNOW i credit him for his. Vision
Speaker 5: he's just got tremendous vision to see all this build.
Speaker 1: And the other thing that has come out from The
Speaker 1: department Of labor there was four hundred Thousand american jobs
Speaker 1: supposedly created leading up to the twenty twenty four, election
Speaker 1: that we're all. Fraudulent we now have the emails back
Speaker 1: and forth With pfizer and the government indicating that did
Speaker 1: not want the results of THE COVID covid vaccines to
Speaker 1: come out before the election because it was banned For Joe.
Speaker 1: Biden you have another great column up About Joe, biden
Speaker 1: the biggest cover up In american. History and now because
Speaker 1: Of Jake, tapper who by the, way covered the mental
Speaker 1: decline Of Joe biden like it was The martians, LANDING
Speaker 1: cnn said what are you talking? About and then you
Speaker 1: Got Joe scarborough In march of twenty twenty four, saying listen,
Speaker 1: up record, this play it back to. Me this is
Speaker 1: the Sharpest Joe biden that has ever. Existed this guy is.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable he Does rubik's cube in about nine. Seconds this
Speaker 1: guy can sprint the one hundred meter dash in ten
Speaker 1: point one. Seconds this guy can DO i am a pedameters.
Speaker 1: Backwards he speaks five different. Languages Joe biden is just
Speaker 1: as sharp as can. Be and now we have the
Speaker 1: truth coming out From Jake tapper and others explain how
Speaker 1: this is somewhat somewhat. Unusual you, know he's so sharp.
Speaker 3: Built he can't even get off of the. STAGE i,
Speaker 3: mean where AM? I he's so sharp he can't even
Speaker 3: stay on a.
Speaker 5: Bike he can't even walk up Air force one. Stairs
Speaker 5: he's got to use the baby. Stairs, no it was
Speaker 5: the biggest cover up In american. History everyone knew that
Speaker 5: this guy was mentally, incompetent but the media covered it.
Speaker 5: Up The biden administration covered it. UP i, MEAN i
Speaker 5: think they were trying to somehow get him through the.
Speaker 5: Election they were going to try to see if they
Speaker 5: could get him in there for a second. Term and
Speaker 5: then supposedly they were going to put him in a
Speaker 5: wheelchair AND i guess turn him INTO.
Speaker 3: SDR i don't. KNOW i, mean it's here.
Speaker 5: Insane so we really are so fortunate and blessed that
Speaker 5: we didn't Have Kamala, harris and you, know this Whole.
Speaker 3: Democrat machine again in. THERE i, mean what damage they've.
Speaker 5: Done twelve out of the last sixteen years we've Had
Speaker 5: democrat Leadership obama And, biden and there's so much that
Speaker 5: needs to, be you, know taken care of because of
Speaker 5: the mess that they. Made AND i want to See
Speaker 5: republicans doing hearings on This biden cover. UP i want
Speaker 5: to See republicans getting to the bottom of the lies
Speaker 5: that we.
Speaker 3: Were fed for all these years About. BIDEN i want
Speaker 3: to see his.
Speaker 5: DOCTOR i want to see his doctor up there giving
Speaker 5: testimony about why he wasn't given a cognitive. TEST i,
Speaker 5: mean In february of twenty twenty, four.
Speaker 3: They did not give him a cognitive. Test that's their
Speaker 3: eliction of. DUTY i, mean it's just. Incredible President trump.
Speaker 5: Just took a full physical cognitive test and of course
Speaker 5: he passed with flying, colors and he announced it to
Speaker 5: the world and presented the results to the, world and
Speaker 5: Everything Joe biden was just a cover, up was a.
Speaker 5: Lie and of course the results were so. Damaging four
Speaker 5: years of incredible. Damage it was.
Speaker 1: Awful and then we finally Cackling kamalo would have been.
Speaker 1: Incredible AND i THINK i Think biden's doctor said at
Speaker 1: one point That Joe biden could Beat spock in the
Speaker 1: game with three dimensional blind folded, chess And i'm thinking
Speaker 1: By spark he could Beat spark in chess and do
Speaker 1: A rubik's cube in nine. Seconds Joe, starry this is
Speaker 1: as sharp as he's ever. Been run the. Tape here's the.
Speaker 5: Reality he.
Speaker 3: Didn't know who his cabinet members.
Speaker 5: Were he had a hard time remembering the name Of Jake,
Speaker 5: sullivan that was His National security. Advisor he called Him.
Speaker 5: Steve he did not know who His defense secretary.
Speaker 3: Was he could not Name Lloyd. Austin there were several
Speaker 3: times at events where you, know he called him the big.
Speaker 1: Guy or how about the black guy or the black.
Speaker 1: Guy imagine A republican president calling his Like Colin. Power
Speaker 1: remember he's a black. Guy what's your? Name and that's
Speaker 1: The department Of defense who's been there for four years. Now,
Speaker 1: lastly you've got a great part of your column at
Speaker 1: townhall dot com About George, clooney, who by the way
Speaker 1: of courses From. Cincinnati everything in the world resolves Around.
Speaker 1: Cincinnati But George clooney had a big fundraiser for, HIM
Speaker 1: i guess in may Or june of twenty twenty, four
Speaker 1: in which they raised twenty five million. Dollars all The
Speaker 1: hollywood big wigs were. There you, know the common men
Speaker 1: represented all the big. Wigs And George clooney has turned
Speaker 1: out to be a, hero except right now he's ignored
Speaker 1: by the radical. Left you told the, truth Explained George
Speaker 1: clooney's involvement in getting rid Of Joe.
Speaker 5: Biden, WELL i think it was the key because you,
Speaker 5: Know clooney wrote a, column it was in The New York,
Speaker 5: times calling For biden to step, aside so that he
Speaker 5: noticed it the fundraiser that he held For, biden That
Speaker 5: biden was someone that looked like he was mentally. Inconfidence
Speaker 5: he was. Worried he saw a big change In Joe.
Speaker 5: Biden and of course all those are lies Because biden
Speaker 5: was like that the entire. Term WHAT i Think George
Speaker 5: clooney got upset about is That Joe biden didn't Recognize George.
Speaker 5: Clooney from What i'm being, told he didn't know.
Speaker 1: Who George clooney.
Speaker 5: Was so that Got George clooney, upset and he's, like all, right,
Speaker 5: oh write a column now THAT i think was actually
Speaker 5: written By Barack.
Speaker 1: Obama, Yeah obama and The Keen jeffries And schumer And.
Speaker 1: Pelosi they were the lynch mob to pull him out of,
Speaker 1: office but none of them went their fingerprints on the.
Speaker 1: Deal AND i love now being asked about all these
Speaker 1: books coming out about how Competent rashal is a income
Speaker 1: and all, saying what are you talking? About we're talking
Speaker 1: about the. Future they don't even answer a question about.
Speaker 1: It we're moving. On ignore the fact that we had
Speaker 1: an incompetent present with terrible results and almost elected a
Speaker 1: Cackling Kamala Harris, Well Jeff, career we got to. Run
Speaker 1: but your stuff is wonderful at town hall dot. Com
Speaker 1: Joe biden the biggest carver up In american, history and
Speaker 1: the most recent one Involves trump Deserving nobel, Prizes world's greatest.
Speaker 1: Peacemaker And Jeff, crueer you're a Great american once again
Speaker 1: for coming on The bill cunning. Emerge you know the black,
Speaker 1: guy who's that black guy over to my defense, secretary black, Guy, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah raise your. Hand unbelievable and he was.
Speaker 3: President. Bill that's the incredible.
Speaker 1: Thing two am telephone. Call now you're gonna two. O'clock
Speaker 1: he's asleep at six. Pm he's got the blue plate
Speaker 1: special from the. Cafeteria but all, right, Uh Jeff, career
Speaker 1: you're the. Best thanks for, Coming thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: The Bill Cunningham. Show thank, You, Jeff thank.
Speaker 4: You.
Speaker 3: Bill let's.
Speaker 1: Continue his stuff is. Wonderful it's at townhall dot. Com
Speaker 1: Jeff creue air From New, orleans which again is a,
Speaker 1: great Great american run city by The. Democrats wonderful. Place
Speaker 1: Bill cunningham on seven HUNDRED. Wulw we're gonna win so
Speaker 1: much you may even get tired of.
Speaker 2: Winning and you, say, please, please it's too much.
Speaker 1: Winning we can't take it. Anymore, hello, Quiet i'm. Broadcasting
Speaker 1: i'm speaking With Moe egger a little bit earlier. Today
Speaker 1: big sports, fan Big knicks. Fan he loves The. Knicks in,
Speaker 1: fact he's going To game four In. Indianapolis, wow one
Speaker 1: hundreds of dollars for a. Ticket he's going up, there
Speaker 1: and he's watching the. Game last, night with about six
Speaker 1: minutes to, go the announcer, said the home team in
Speaker 1: THE nba is one, thousand four hundred and fourteen to.
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Speaker 1: four or five minutes, ago you, know other, words some,
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Speaker 8: One NOW i did not watch the, game BUT i
Speaker 8: saw The Color drafts win at the back of the,
Speaker 8: rim go straight up and down down and that counted.
Speaker 1: Overtime then they die and most of most of. THAT
Speaker 1: i just got in my car and just drove for
Speaker 1: about an hour that, morning just like a. Zombie he
Speaker 1: had something to do with. It STEPHEN. A smith was
Speaker 1: wonderful this. Morning oh, wonderful just carving up The. Knicks
Speaker 1: he was. There you go, defense don't take it in
Speaker 1: THE nba from the now his toe WAS i. Too.
Speaker 8: Now, now The knicks can't come back from, this, right
Speaker 8: there's no. Way psychologically you can't come.
Speaker 1: BACK i hope The, Pacers, sweeten you can't come. Back
Speaker 1: Reggie miller's doing the game the choke. Choke, OH i
Speaker 1: got the guard. MUCH i Mean moe was just driving
Speaker 1: aimlessly Throughout, westwood just by himself at two o'clock. Morning
Speaker 1: he's trying to figure out what happened.
Speaker 6: Everything do we all do? That After Bengal games Of reds,
Speaker 6: Games i've done those.
Speaker 1: Things, YES i get it.
Speaker 8: Now now the closest one THAT i could say of
Speaker 8: experiencing something like, that like What mode did was when
Speaker 8: The bengals lost to The. Steelers oh was that twenty
Speaker 8: was that twenty fifteen playoff game on a tough day To?
Speaker 8: Yes yeahumble that was unbelievable Penalties here we go is
Speaker 8: perfectly just wanted To you just want to walk out
Speaker 8: of your house and don't, stop just just. WALK i,
Speaker 8: said that's the only game THAT i did not play
Speaker 8: in THAT i. Lost THAT i lost, sleepover was, like
Speaker 8: how all you gotta? Do just just just tonim on?
Speaker 7: It just fall.
Speaker 1: Down that was his first, Fumbling like, ever, RIGHT i
Speaker 1: think the point was made. Early give the ball To.
Speaker 1: Jeremy he never fumbles the ball oops kind of.
Speaker 8: Like saying one thousand fourte zero, zero this is that
Speaker 8: the next gonna?
Speaker 6: Win could you could he replicate that shot again where
Speaker 6: it hits the back of the back of the, rim
Speaker 6: straight up and down.
Speaker 1: Again, no they thought it was the, winner but his
Speaker 1: foot was on the line and went to. Overtime. None
Speaker 1: the lost, anyway you knew it's impossible for that to
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Speaker 8: topic Of willie cunnyam in the history of.
Speaker 1: Radio according To People, Magazine, yeah, correct it's Missus nutley been.
Speaker 1: Sentence here we. Go i'm just, asking, sorry is it next?
Speaker 1: Week i'm not. Sure Bill belichick's Ex Linda, holliday who's
Speaker 1: the heiress to the Hess oil.
Speaker 8: Fortunes these are a, respectable very attractive looking like fifty
Speaker 8: four year old.
Speaker 1: Female she's good, looking, LOOK i guess unbeknownst to, Her
Speaker 1: belichick and early at twenty twenty three started dating Mss
Speaker 1: hudson what unbelongs to the heiress from Hess oil coding
Speaker 1: To people magazine and they're never. Wrong so at some
Speaker 1: point a few months, later the two of them found
Speaker 1: themselves together at A christmas party in twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: as things were getting hot heavy Between hudson And, belichick
Speaker 1: and there was a cat fight between the fifty four
Speaker 1: year old and what would you have given a be
Speaker 1: there for?
Speaker 6: That wouldn't you like to still be doing YOUR tv
Speaker 6: show and have That? Yes oh, yeah it's to be
Speaker 6: a two Hour Bill cunningham. Special here's the. STORY a
Speaker 6: cat fight over a man in his. Seventies so wait a,
Speaker 6: minute She's jordan's twenty, three, right the woman's fifty, four
Speaker 6: and she's the.
Speaker 1: Heiress so the hess oil for.
Speaker 6: Champire, yes they got to, pick, choose and choose wisely rock.
Speaker 1: Would you you got a twenty three year old who's
Speaker 1: hotter in the, tailpipe and then you got on the
Speaker 1: holiday who's worth two billion.
Speaker 8: Dollars, choose but Choose. Wiseley now that's the million dollars
Speaker 8: choice right.
Speaker 1: There New York. Times he made his.
Speaker 8: Decision, well you know what's? Undefeated untied on you every
Speaker 8: day when you asked, me why why is?
Speaker 4: This what IS i?
Speaker 1: Wonder Bill, belichick accord To The New York times, yesterday
Speaker 1: was always in control of his. Life then he Met Jordan.
Speaker 8: HUDSON i mean she must have some sort of superpower
Speaker 8: to take the guy who is like historically known as
Speaker 8: being the, driest most, focused most, boring most attention to,
Speaker 8: detail nothing matters but football guy in the history of
Speaker 8: the world and turn him upside.
Speaker 1: Down it's on To. Cincinnati why back site. Penetration by the,
Speaker 1: way veteran sports Writer Pablo torre, says the Case son
Speaker 1: he's on it said it. Is it is the most
Speaker 1: incredible saga Since shakespeare Did romeo And juliet tmz. SPORTS
Speaker 1: i told you yesterday about the, boat. Right he has
Speaker 1: a boat called eight.
Speaker 8: Rings now the boat has painted on the side one
Speaker 8: plus eight, rings.
Speaker 1: Sem, react foreshadowing the baby the cube on her first
Speaker 1: come here home city ice marriage and the baby carried
Speaker 1: something like. That if that, happens my, god the internet
Speaker 1: will break And i'll go. Nuts oh he'll be ninety
Speaker 1: one when the kid Graduates Fro High school ninety. One
Speaker 1: you can't you get this stuff just fall in our
Speaker 1: lapse in this job choice an heiress to an oil fortune,
Speaker 1: who's by the, way not exactly a dog we, know
Speaker 1: tracking the, lord twenty three year Old Jordan. Hudson the
Speaker 1: grass is always greener on the other, Side.
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Speaker 1: Five but a page Six New York post Says Jordan
Speaker 1: hudson twenty four is showing Things belichick he's never seen,
Speaker 1: before and that when they're, together he becomes.
Speaker 8: Unhinged he's the, guy As i've, Described he's the guy
Speaker 8: that for fifty years knew nothing but the four walls
Speaker 8: of a football. Facility now and now he got a little.
Speaker 8: Taste he's like like a lion that escaped out of the.
Speaker 8: Zoo and he walked around the neighborhood, said wait a.
Speaker 8: MINUTE i like my PEN i like the. Zoo but,
Speaker 8: man this whole world out, here this is something. Else
Speaker 8: Cam newton has waved.
Speaker 1: In you know what he? Said what he, said can
Speaker 1: anyone name one player on The North carolina Tar hill,
Speaker 1: team no other than other Than georgia Because george it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Matter Jordan. Hudson is she on the? Team she is
Speaker 1: not on the. Team she will. Be newton, says, yeah but.
Speaker 8: Again That North carolina sold out their season tickets first
Speaker 8: time in a. While people want to see, This people
Speaker 8: want to see this go. Down he's just kind of
Speaker 8: The dion. Effect here's a recent you did the same
Speaker 8: thing To. Colorado she put on her Her instagram account
Speaker 8: with him out a.
Speaker 1: LIGHTHOUSE i just don't know. What what does she talk
Speaker 1: to him about? Again he knows.
Speaker 8: Nothing but it's not like he's like a like an art,
Speaker 8: guy or he's reversed in the history or has a classic.
Speaker 1: Car nothing like he knows? Football does he?
Speaker 8: Does she fall asleep to him reciting the triple option
Speaker 8: in the nineteen.
Speaker 1: Fifties what is? It there's another recent photo of the?
Speaker 1: Two it's the? Best? Yeah what does your wife say about?
Speaker 5: This?
Speaker 1: Oh she hates it? All does she hate? More is
Speaker 1: It hudson or is It? Belichick who does she hate?
Speaker 1: More it's, hard it's hard to. Say it's very hard
Speaker 1: to toss. Up what's he getting out of this? Album will?
Speaker 6: There they read The red to have the day.
Speaker 1: Off The reds have the day off.
Speaker 6: Today they open up a weekend series up against Those
Speaker 6: cubs tomorrow. Night Hunter green on the mound with the
Speaker 6: action right here on seven HUNDRED, wlw we say. Congratulations
Speaker 6: in The Ohio Baseball sectionals The country Days Elijah. Gutman
Speaker 6: he threw a no hitter Versus Saint bernard with nine
Speaker 6: strikeouts the other. Day related To Louis, Gutman let's see
Speaker 6: in The big Twelve attorney today in the semi is
Speaker 6: this semi? FINALS i don't know in third, inning you
Speaker 6: see ahead of top Seed West virginia one nil tonight
Speaker 6: seven Thirty xavier and top Seeded Creighton, meat so good
Speaker 6: luck to.
Speaker 1: Them and also how about this one TMZ's reporting ain't
Speaker 1: no thing but a chicken, wing and Seemingly Jordan hudson
Speaker 1: is playing off the age differential And TMZ's following her,
Speaker 1: around and they seem to be sweating these days in
Speaker 1: the spice level of their chicken. Wings she, said its
Speaker 1: followed the negative attention to the two of. Us we
Speaker 1: love each other deeply and look forward to spending our lives.
Speaker 8: TOGETHER i, mean it's amazing how she's taken again literally
Speaker 8: the example of mental fortitude and focus on one singular.
Speaker 8: Thing so, see, YES i mean she must have like
Speaker 8: the uh the charisma Like Jim jones or of those.
Speaker 6: Guys maybe she's great and maybe he's she's preparing the kool.
Speaker 1: Aid and she's fell a trademark uh wall is relative
Speaker 1: to do your, job and she put it in her,
Speaker 1: name so she has to do your job trademark for
Speaker 1: do your, job and it's now in the name of
Speaker 1: Of hudson and says here that she fouled trademarks for
Speaker 1: do your job bills, version among others in order to
Speaker 1: generate income for the.
Speaker 8: Couple so let's say this love doesn't last second ten
Speaker 8: for a, second it doesn't Last who bags?
Speaker 1: Who who gets rid?
Speaker 5: Of? Who?
Speaker 4: Does?
Speaker 1: She bags of? Cash bags of? Cash is what it's gonna.
Speaker 1: Tell that's what's gonna. Happen but he's now getting into.
Speaker 8: Deep now she's got trademarks with, him and she's got
Speaker 8: an investment portfolio of.
Speaker 1: Properties she's she's baking herself. In, man it's gonna be
Speaker 1: hard to tell her to just, know scram and get.
Speaker 1: Away she's gonna lawyer her up and and go after
Speaker 1: the whole. Deal we're talking big. Money, now this could
Speaker 1: be a. Pe you could take that case he, Did
Speaker 1: i'd taken a. Heartbeat how About Trouble Cob, enterprises of
Speaker 1: Which hudson is THE ceo and founder per her own LinkedIn,
Speaker 1: account filed fourteen trademarks On may the third with The
Speaker 1: Federal Trademark, office with phrases commonly used By Bill, belichick
Speaker 1: including no days, off do your, job ignore the noise
Speaker 1: in The Patriot, way what's YOUR llc? Code troubled, cub
Speaker 1: Troubled cub.
Speaker 6: Enterprises does that MEAN i also say it was on To,
Speaker 6: Cincinnati but that's coming, UP i guess will. He we
Speaker 6: also want to say sad news in The National Football,
Speaker 6: league As Indianapolis colts owner AND Ceo Jim rsay passing
Speaker 6: away yesterday at sixty Five.
Speaker 1: Rock you were there with. Him he was the.
Speaker 8: Best he was a guy first of. All and mcavee said,
Speaker 8: this BUT i said this to my wife last night
Speaker 8: WHEN i learned he had to pass. Away he has
Speaker 8: for a, billionaire he has a very relatable.
Speaker 1: Quality.
Speaker 8: Right there's just something good old boy about him that
Speaker 8: he is very. Infectious and the other thing is he
Speaker 8: absolutely bled The. COLTS i mean he loved it, everything
Speaker 8: every single morsel of. It and so you, know when
Speaker 8: a guy is that emotionally invested in, it it makes
Speaker 8: you be emotion emotionally invested and you go out there
Speaker 8: and lay it on the.
Speaker 1: Line for.
Speaker 8: Him one of my favorite stories about him was this
Speaker 8: WAS i was on four sixty five right In. Indianapolis
Speaker 8: this is like the week before we head to The Super,
Speaker 8: bowl And i'm kind of just flipping through the radio
Speaker 8: channels and all of a SUDDEN i come across it
Speaker 8: sounds like there's like A pep rally going. On there's
Speaker 8: this guy screaming and.
Speaker 1: We're gonna take Entire Colts nation and we're all going
Speaker 1: down In miami and we're gonna kick your. Ass i'm,
Speaker 1: like who was this nut that they got on the?
Speaker 3: Radio this is.
Speaker 8: Unbelievable it Was Jim, irsay our owner out there, ACTED
Speaker 8: i mean just.
Speaker 1: Impassioned it.
Speaker 5: Was it was so.
Speaker 8: Amade you smile because you're, like this guy really really just,
Speaker 8: eats sleeps and reads the stuff in the. City has
Speaker 8: like a one of a kind rock and roll collection
Speaker 8: that's out of this. World is one of the best Private,
Speaker 8: ALIGHT i guess it's, private you know rock and roll memorabilia.
Speaker 8: Collections is he, has, like you, know the Guitar Kurt cobaine,
Speaker 8: wrote smells like teen, spirit like that level of of.
Speaker 1: Stuff speaking of, That Jordan hudson introduced to a new
Speaker 1: rock singer Named. Swift parding to this. Report hudson And
Speaker 1: belichick both appear to Be swift and The, honey attending
Speaker 1: this singer's air atour and seen wearing a sweatshirt from
Speaker 1: the concert and Photos belichick wearing a Tailor SWIFT t
Speaker 1: Shirt is she poison in?
Speaker 8: Him is she like slipping some some sort of psychedelic
Speaker 8: mushroom in his drink In? Jonestown or is she like
Speaker 8: a witch where she's got him under a?
Speaker 1: Spell What i'm just saying that he's been, introduced that
Speaker 1: has been Introduce i'm not SURE i Started Chuck. Berry she's,
Speaker 1: like who the hell is Old?
Speaker 7: Berry?
Speaker 1: No, No belichick is the. Swiftye that's.
Speaker 6: It world's coming to an, end all, Right bengals? Update
Speaker 6: will The bengals and iHeartMedia? Cincinnati your swifties have extended
Speaker 6: the agreement of the broadcast as the games will be
Speaker 6: on the radio through the twenty twenty Eighth National Football league?
Speaker 1: Season but will it be The Cincinnati bengals or The
Speaker 1: San Diego Bengals Mexico City. City there's a whole section
Speaker 1: of y'ahoo News. Belichick they have like Like, Trump, yeah world,
Speaker 1: politics Check? Belichick how does he sto? Economy. Belichick she
Speaker 1: often jokes about his age to his, girlfriend saying we
Speaker 1: have chicken wing date night and. More oh, boy here's
Speaker 1: a SIGHT i don't really care to see. Anyway what's
Speaker 1: on The big show? Today Rock? Well first of, All Catherine.
Speaker 1: Nero is her all about? It then they have a biggest.
Speaker 8: Song, Yes and right out of the, day we Have
Speaker 8: Warren davidson on the show three o'clock talk about the
Speaker 8: big beautiful.
Speaker 1: Bill he was a no vote on it along With
Speaker 1: massy so two Local.
Speaker 8: Congress he's a, uh he's a, patriot So i'm interested
Speaker 8: to hear why he voted no and where things are moving?
Speaker 1: Forward they all, right in a long, weekend, guys we'll
Speaker 1: be Here friday and something will. Happen and, Tomorrow, willie we.
Speaker 6: Got The Hamilton Baden flag football championship team in.
Speaker 1: A hail The rams, correct all, right say get me
Speaker 1: out of The Student's, Report getting ready For friday and
Speaker 1: More belichick.
Speaker 6: News willie in honor Of Cheryl, McHenry who retires today
Speaker 6: after forty four years At channel seven And.
Speaker 1: Dayton how about?
Speaker 6: That all the best Of Cheryl. McHenry we leave you
Speaker 6: with the immortal words of The Stood.
Speaker 1: Report at some, point this foolishness has got to. Stop
Speaker 1: with fr what's friend? Say did you get a reaction
Speaker 1: from the? Birthday? Yes what If Mike DeWine took up
Speaker 1: with a twenty three year old.
Speaker 8: It would be the literally the only person that would
Speaker 8: make less sense Than Bill.
Speaker 1: Belichick if that, Happens i'm going out the.
Speaker 7: WALL i would say That Travis kelchi's had a Lot
Speaker 7: kelsey's had a lot of big catches in his.
Speaker 1: Career this would be the biggest speech race.
Speaker 8: Speechless belichick Is, nellis whistle is, On Nobody's bengo, Called
Speaker 8: and the other big one would be you what going
Speaker 8: after a twenty three year old
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WL w