Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great America. Of course, so much is
Speaker 1: going on, and I want to get the perspective of
Speaker 1: a great Republican strategist, immigration attorney May Cook. She was
Speaker 1: born in India but made in America, and May Cook,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: I have a sense that bad stuff's happening, whether it's tariffs, etc.
Speaker 1: But I want to get to an esoteric point that
Speaker 1: I had another guest to bring this up, that is
Speaker 1: kind of Donald Trump's responsibility to bring Adam Schiff and
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, all the Democrats along to use
Speaker 1: great repertorial skills, to have leadership abilities to convince the
Speaker 1: other side how wrong they are and how right Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is. And I want to make the comment that
Speaker 1: normally when we have elections and the country elects the president,
Speaker 1: there's like one hundred day honeymoon period in which the
Speaker 1: first three or four months the opposition party kind of
Speaker 1: stands down a little bit and says, you know what
Speaker 1: the people have spoken. Democracy works except when Donald Trump wins.
Speaker 1: And therefore we're going to work with the president to
Speaker 1: implement his strategy because that's what the American people want,
Speaker 1: and I hear from the radical leftists, you know, we're
Speaker 1: not going to do that. And the first term of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, before he took office, they had him under
Speaker 1: indictment and impeachment. They had wire taps, they illegal a
Speaker 1: warrants from the FBI and CIA try to ruin him.
Speaker 1: He gets elected this time by a wide margin, almost
Speaker 1: a landslide victory, and the mainstream media and the Democrats
Speaker 1: jumped on him immediately and never gave him a chance
Speaker 1: to implement his strategy in a sense. And I want
Speaker 1: to get your perspective that isn't it the duty of
Speaker 1: the opposition party when the American people have spoken on
Speaker 1: big issues to stand down a little bit and see
Speaker 1: if Trump's policies work. But the commentators are saying, we
Speaker 1: don't want to do that. After all, we're going to
Speaker 1: pound him every day from the inaugural. We're not going
Speaker 1: to attend the inaugural. We're going to attack him every chance.
Speaker 1: Can you smell when I'm cooking Maya cooked? That's so?
Speaker 1: Isn't there a duty the opposition to work with a
Speaker 1: person the country elected.
Speaker 2: Bill one hundred percent? But this is a deal today.
Speaker 2: Democrats don't have a platform. So they're going to continue
Speaker 2: to deny Donald Trump the path that he was given
Speaker 2: by the majority of the American people, which was to
Speaker 2: reset our country in the American dream. And it's clear
Speaker 2: you're seeing it even today in their own polling CNN,
Speaker 2: which is a show for the Democrat Party MSNBC. I mean,
Speaker 2: Democrats are at twenty seven percent because they have thrown
Speaker 2: out common sense. They're attacking people like Elon Musk, who
Speaker 2: was once their saviors. They were talking about green energy
Speaker 2: and electric vehicles, and now they're burning down Tesla's. They're
Speaker 2: resorting to violence. They're going to the courts and allowing
Speaker 2: for judicial activists, one judicial activist to shut down deportation,
Speaker 2: flights of MS thirteen thugs, criminal aliens. So this is
Speaker 2: why I believe Democrats are still going to lose in
Speaker 2: the midterms until they have somebody who steps up and
Speaker 2: says I'm going to agree with Donald Trump eighty percent
Speaker 2: of the time because this is what the American people want.
Speaker 2: We want to reset our economy, we want security in
Speaker 2: our borders, and we absolutely at one point Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 2: President Obama talked about tariff, talked about resetting our country
Speaker 2: talked about the fact that tariffs from China had to
Speaker 2: happen because China was taking over our jobs, our innovations,
Speaker 2: our ip But the problem today is Democrats are losers,
Speaker 2: and we're tired of start standing with losers.
Speaker 3: Bill. This is why they're not going to prevail, and.
Speaker 2: They're continuing to self implode on every single channel.
Speaker 1: Now, I kind of hope at some point. We just
Speaker 1: had a big national election and November and it's been
Speaker 1: less than one hundred days and the opposition party is
Speaker 1: not the loyal opposition on the battlefield of ideas, what's better,
Speaker 1: what's worse? Which is voted for this guy? We voted
Speaker 1: for a House, we voted for a Senate, and we're saying,
Speaker 1: look to the Democrats, give the guy a chance to
Speaker 1: implement the policies that the American people want. You know,
Speaker 1: it wasn't necessarily Trump himself is the policies, and they
Speaker 1: won't do it.
Speaker 2: Well, they're not going to do it because this isn't
Speaker 2: about the working class, the hard working American today, the
Speaker 2: Ohioans that are still struggling to make sure that they
Speaker 2: can put food on their table. This is only for
Speaker 2: Democrats about taking.
Speaker 3: Out President Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Hatred is so strong that no American today is going
Speaker 2: to prevail or under a Democrat Party. This is why
Speaker 2: RFK and TILTA Gabbard left the Democrat Party. This is
Speaker 2: why the Republican Party picked up Blacks, latinos Asians in hoardes.
Speaker 2: We took over their base and we're going to continue
Speaker 2: to do it because we have a message of common sense.
Speaker 2: And it's not about politicians today. Bill, It's not about
Speaker 2: the elites and the millionaires. It's about people that are
Speaker 2: in the middle class like my family, that just want
Speaker 2: to survive and achieve the American dream.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll talk about a couple of the other issues,
Speaker 1: but when you die on the hill for Democrats of
Speaker 1: boys playing girl sports and men playing women's sports and
Speaker 1: die on the hill politically, of illegals have got to
Speaker 1: have the right to vote, because just through the Congress
Speaker 1: that a ninety eight percent of the Democratic Party said
Speaker 1: we don't need voter ID. That's an issue where like
Speaker 1: eighty two percent of the American people say yes, we do.
Speaker 1: They see me saying that if you're a minority, guess what,
Speaker 1: you don't have the opportunity, you don't have the ability.
Speaker 1: You don't know how the system works to get an ID,
Speaker 1: even to get on an airplane to do what you
Speaker 1: need an ID. So they're saying that their constituency base
Speaker 1: person's of color don't have the ability to get an ID.
Speaker 1: Therefore we got to let them vote. And you got
Speaker 1: Democrats saying, well, let's let legals vote, Let's have a
Speaker 1: wide open southern border, let's boys play high school girl
Speaker 1: sports and shower with them in locker rooms. And those
Speaker 1: are hills politically that no one should die on. And
Speaker 1: I would say this to you, may Cook. Why doesn't
Speaker 1: Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton, the matrons of the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: stand up and saying, now, wait a minute. I don't
Speaker 1: want my they all have only female offspring. I want
Speaker 1: my girls to have equal opportunity in their title nine
Speaker 1: and I want to make sure that they can fairly
Speaker 1: play sports and whatever. And that's not the case. Why
Speaker 1: doesn't Michelle Obama, who seemingly is still in love with
Speaker 1: Barack Hussein Obama. I guess why does she stand up
Speaker 1: and say, wait a minute, we can't have this. This
Speaker 1: is wrong. It takes Martina Navrattlova, And that's the hill.
Speaker 1: The Democrats are going to die on And then we
Speaker 1: just had to vote in the House of Representatives about
Speaker 1: requiring an ID to vote, and the Democrats say, we
Speaker 1: don't want an idea to vote because our group, our
Speaker 1: constituencies can't aren't smart enough to get an ID. Is
Speaker 1: that the can you smell when I'm cooking?
Speaker 2: One hundred percent? Democrats will only win if they cheat
Speaker 2: and steal and lie. And here's the biggest lie that
Speaker 2: they tried to thwart on the American people and thrusted
Speaker 2: the idea that there were thirty seven or thirty eight pronouns.
Speaker 2: I can't even keep track. You continue to deny science.
Speaker 2: There is an x NY chromosome. It's male and female.
Speaker 2: They allowed for transgenders to compete in little girl sports.
Speaker 2: They're allowed for them to go into our bathrooms. They
Speaker 2: allowed and push for gender mutilation. They allowed and trampled
Speaker 2: on parental rights, and Bill I believe that is what
Speaker 2: issue completely turned independence away from Democrats. It wasn't just
Speaker 2: illegal immigration, it's that they went after our children and
Speaker 2: our parental rights. And enough is enough. Democrats like a
Speaker 2: Michelle Obama, Hillary Clinton, are not going to stand up
Speaker 2: because the fringe, the aocs of the group.
Speaker 3: They are the.
Speaker 2: Ones that have taken over this Democrat Party. They're out
Speaker 2: of control and they don't understand the basics of science today.
Speaker 2: They don't understand that parents want parental rights, they don't
Speaker 2: understand that boys don't belong in girls sports. And look
Speaker 2: Shared Brown loser career politician, mark my words, he's going
Speaker 2: to come back bill and he voted to allow for
Speaker 2: girls to play for boys to play in girls sports.
Speaker 3: Pardon me.
Speaker 2: He is the kind of guy you want to keep
Speaker 2: far away from your children because he will destroy Ohio
Speaker 2: and he will destroy our country. And when it comes
Speaker 2: to illegal immigrants, same thing. I'm going to pounce on
Speaker 2: Shared Brown any chance.
Speaker 3: I get, because he's the only.
Speaker 2: Person in this Democrat Party in Ohio that may have
Speaker 2: a fighting chance. But he shouldn't be let back on
Speaker 2: that national stage. He wants illegals to vote in Ohio.
Speaker 2: He wants to steal our votes and our rights and
Speaker 2: hard working dollars from our paychecks. He should not be
Speaker 2: allowed anywhere in politics. That's what Ohioans need to stay
Speaker 2: focused on today. Yes, national media is important, but we
Speaker 2: have to keep our eye on people like Shared Brown
Speaker 2: that are going to try and enter politics again, whether
Speaker 2: he runs for governor or the Senate.
Speaker 3: We have to stop him.
Speaker 1: You know, not just Ohio. I look at Colorado when
Speaker 1: the Hut, when the Colorado House passes bills that say
Speaker 1: that parents cannot consent to operations on their own children,
Speaker 1: and that somehow if a parent says, you know what,
Speaker 1: my fourteen year old girl is going through some mental
Speaker 1: gyrations at this time and having some difficulties, and I
Speaker 1: want her to get psychiatric or mental assistance to make
Speaker 1: sure she doesn't transition, Colorado, representing the Modern Democratic Party, said,
Speaker 1: if you're a mother, or if you're a father, your
Speaker 1: custody can be taken away of your child because being
Speaker 1: able to transition is a necessary psychiatric and medical situation
Speaker 1: that must be handled. And in fact, if you're in
Speaker 1: a custody dispute and the father says, wait a minute,
Speaker 1: I had a daughter, not a son, and the mother says, no,
Speaker 1: I want custody, the fact that you may not want
Speaker 1: to have an operation or hormonal therapy and gender affirming
Speaker 1: care to a child means that you can lose custody
Speaker 1: and that other states that have normal laws, like Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Florida,
Speaker 1: and Texas. If divorce happens in in Colorado, that custody
Speaker 1: will be based upon whether or not one parent wants
Speaker 1: to provide gender affirming care and gender identity care. I
Speaker 1: can identify Maya Cook as a twenty five year old male,
Speaker 1: but I'm not a twenty five year old male anymore.
Speaker 1: I was, I'm not twenty five anymore, and I won't
Speaker 1: thrust upon you the obligation to make sure that you
Speaker 1: identify me as a twenty five year old male. Talk
Speaker 1: to me about what Colorado is doing.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: Colorado is no surprise here because I've seen it in
Speaker 2: California and so many of these other liberal states. They
Speaker 2: are trying to assert parental rights do not exist. They're
Speaker 2: trying to exert that state rights are greater. And this
Speaker 2: all goes back to the Supreme Court decision where parents
Speaker 2: have the right to educate and wear their children. So
Speaker 2: I believe parents have to fight state by state to
Speaker 2: push for parental rights in their state, and eventually bill
Speaker 2: this is going to be in front of the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court again, because this isn't just a Colorado issue, It's
Speaker 2: an issue in every single state and I think I
Speaker 2: have to disagree. You think Ohio's okay, I don't. I
Speaker 2: think after Issue one passed on abortion, that law today
Speaker 2: allows for a child to go through a abortion without
Speaker 2: their parents. And the reason I fought for Issue one,
Speaker 2: the reason why I debated every single Democrat, I asked,
Speaker 2: why aren't you allowing for parental rights? So you're going
Speaker 2: to allow a rape victim who is under the age
Speaker 2: of eighteen to go get an abortion that her soccer
Speaker 2: coach forces her to get and there's no parent And
Speaker 2: by the way, that's not a hypothetical. It happened in
Speaker 2: the state of Ohio.
Speaker 3: So Ohio is not state.
Speaker 2: Every parent organization needs to start fighting for parental rights
Speaker 2: and make sure we get that locked down in our
Speaker 2: constitution and states. Because Democrats got really smart bill, they
Speaker 2: started going state by state and trying get amendments pushed
Speaker 2: to circumvent our constitutional on fundamental rights. So we have
Speaker 2: to push back. I hope it goes to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: That'll be a great day for our country because we'll
Speaker 2: be able to assert parental rights that already exist. We
Speaker 2: have to do it at a state level. I don't
Speaker 2: feel safe in Ohio. We have to fight for a
Speaker 2: parent kids. We need to know what's going on because
Speaker 2: the liberal left, that's the only way they're going to
Speaker 2: attack us. It's not only illegal aliens, it's in doctrination
Speaker 2: of our children.
Speaker 1: Frightening in Ohio. I mean, of course we live, we
Speaker 1: live here. And issue one on the abortion thing, you know,
Speaker 1: we had the Row versus Wade, which had certain steps
Speaker 1: by which a woman could get an abortion, and we
Speaker 1: voted as Ohioans for unlimited abortion through birth and that
Speaker 1: there were no limits whatsoever, and so we got something worse. Well,
Speaker 1: Maya Cook, we have to run. But what is your
Speaker 1: website if any if American people want to hear more
Speaker 1: of your.
Speaker 2: Thinking, it's my first name me e h e K
Speaker 2: Cookcook dot com or you can find me at mahek Cook.
Speaker 1: On Well, good luck to you as your website says
Speaker 1: born in India, but made in America. And once again,
Speaker 1: Mayo Cooke, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Mayek,
Speaker 1: you're a great American.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. The line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
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Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham hit the music, Dave Keaton hit the music
Speaker 1: sounding good Friday afternoon. Thanks for calming down a little bit.
Speaker 1: We have basketball in the rearview mirror. We got nil
Speaker 1: going every which way. The Bengals pere Based upon my
Speaker 1: conversation with you yesterday, Denise tree House heard about two
Speaker 1: o five. It's on the podcast. Check it out. Thanks
Speaker 1: a par to me moving in the right direction. According
Speaker 1: to Denise tree House, it cost about eight hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty million for the rehab and it's going to be
Speaker 1: about one third, one third, one third and one third
Speaker 1: from the state, one third from the Bengals slash NFL,
Speaker 1: one third from the county and away we go. Now
Speaker 1: it's a pretty good model. Let's see what happens. Of course,
Speaker 1: she also did say yesterday that tomorrow things could change completely,
Speaker 1: and of course, so we'll see what happens. One problem
Speaker 1: might be politically, the Nise tree House said they're in
Speaker 1: close contact with the Speaker of the House, Matt Huffman,
Speaker 1: and with the governor. And then I'm talking listening to
Speaker 1: others who tell me it isn't in the budget. So
Speaker 1: what things can get into budget rather quickly? Shall we say,
Speaker 1: so we'll see what happens. To spend one third of
Speaker 1: what what about three million of seventy five million over
Speaker 1: about a five or ten year period, it's not a
Speaker 1: big deal all things considered. I don't know about you,
Speaker 1: but I want the Bengals to say in Cincinnati without
Speaker 1: the taxpayer picking up the tab for ninety five percent
Speaker 1: of the expenses and the Bengals getting all the profits
Speaker 1: and we get all the bills. So Denise tree House
Speaker 1: says she's kind of have the framework of an agreement.
Speaker 1: Of course, I could all change tomorrow, which is today,
Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens. But she also said that
Speaker 1: if the Bengals simply renew the present lease for the
Speaker 1: next two years, and by June thirtieth they have to
Speaker 1: agree or disagree to renew it for two more years,
Speaker 1: that means three years under the present lease, which is confiscatory.
Speaker 1: That's a negative. That'd be a very unpopular thing. So
Speaker 1: let's see what occurs and your comments coming up. And
Speaker 1: also Leland Viitterative News Nation will be here after one
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Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW. Now let's continue. Now Billy Cunningham, the
Speaker 1: Great American coming up in about thirty minutes or so,
Speaker 1: is the Leland vittert of News Nation and more. Until then,
Speaker 1: so many issues, so little time, I would note the
Speaker 1: Thursday night. Of course, last night the Washington Post reported
Speaker 1: that Trump deputies are canceling illegal migrant social security numbers, which,
Speaker 1: of course democrats Liberal democrats hate that idea. The move,
Speaker 1: requested by Homeland Security Secretary Christy Nome is aimed at
Speaker 1: putting pressure on the undocumented illegals to leave the country
Speaker 1: right now. There's monetary incentives to stay if you have
Speaker 1: time this weekend or tonight, go to between the city
Speaker 1: of Wyoming and the city of Reading is a small
Speaker 1: part of our community called Lachlan. Whenever I drive through there,
Speaker 1: it looks like a third world nation with dozens of
Speaker 1: Mouritanians from East or Western Africa hanging out on street
Speaker 1: corners doing god knows what, waiting for their papers. And
Speaker 1: according to the administration last night, they're canceling the social
Speaker 1: security numbers of eight hundred thousand migrants who have not
Speaker 1: left the country having been ordered to leave by federal judges.
Speaker 1: Here's the category eight hundred thousand that they went through
Speaker 1: the whole administration process and they lost, and they're still
Speaker 1: in the system collecting welfare benefits, food stamps, free housing, etc.
Speaker 1: And so the social security numbers now have been flagged
Speaker 1: and they've put in the so called dead file of
Speaker 1: eight hundred thousand migrants who have not left the country
Speaker 1: having been ordered to do so by federal judges. Those
Speaker 1: are gone. On top of that, there's been about two
Speaker 1: and a half million illegals now. They're illegal migrants who
Speaker 1: came into the country through an app that is computer
Speaker 1: apps in which you say you're coming into the country
Speaker 1: to visit or you're being hurt in Haiti or Cuba
Speaker 1: or Venezuela in some sense or another. And then certain NGOs,
Speaker 1: under billions of dollars of contracts NGOs, non government organizations,
Speaker 1: will arrange for flights to pick you up, transport you
Speaker 1: to a community like Lachlan or Springfield, Ohio, and provide housing, clothing,
Speaker 1: and food. If you live in North Carolina and hit
Speaker 1: some terrible flood that hit you because of a hurricane,
Speaker 1: you get seven hundred and fifty dollars. But if you're
Speaker 1: illegal from Venezuela. The NGOs will make sure you're wine
Speaker 1: dined in pocket lined, like at the Roosevelt Hotel. So
Speaker 1: it's taking time, but they're working through through the process
Speaker 1: and saying that we're going to pull the Social Security
Speaker 1: numbers which provides the basis of IDs, so that many
Speaker 1: of these illegals cannot get monetary incentives to remain. President
Speaker 1: Trump promised mass deportations. By removing the monetary incentive for
Speaker 1: illegal aliens to come and stay, we will encourage them
Speaker 1: to self deport. There's thousands are self deporting to get
Speaker 1: in line to come into the country legally. We'll see
Speaker 1: what happens. Democratic Party opposes this. They're saying that's bad.
Speaker 1: It stigmatizes the immigrant community. Well, they're here illegally. What
Speaker 1: part of illegal don't you understand? Get the hell out. Secondly,
Speaker 1: there was a vote on Tuesday in the House of
Speaker 1: Representatives in order to pass a law which ought to
Speaker 1: be well known, that you can't vote in elections if
Speaker 1: you're here illegally, if you're not a citizen, only citizens
Speaker 1: can vote. Illegals cannot vote. Democrats voted against it, is
Speaker 1: saying we don't need it. Well, if you don't need it,
Speaker 1: as will pass it anyway. Don't needed what the hell,
Speaker 1: it's not going to have any impact, right, Not exactly.
Speaker 1: It is known that in many communities illegals try to
Speaker 1: vote and often do vote, especially in Nevada and California.
Speaker 1: And so ninety nine percent of the Democrats said, no,
Speaker 1: we don't want IDs for people to vote in federal elections.
Speaker 1: It's going to go to that Senate now, and I
Speaker 1: anticipate it would probably pass in the Senate, but who
Speaker 1: knows what's going to pass or not. So on these
Speaker 1: two points, the Liberal Democratic Party once illegals here illegally
Speaker 1: ordered out of the country by federal judges to keep
Speaker 1: getting government benefits through their Social Security number. And secondly,
Speaker 1: they're saying again that you can't identify yourself, you shouldn't vote. Well,
Speaker 1: of course, this is a unique form of paternalism, which
Speaker 1: means the Democratic Party, they think, have large numbers of
Speaker 1: devotats and supporters who aren't smart enough. You get an ID.
Speaker 1: There's all forms of ID, per certificates, passports, social Security card,
Speaker 1: driver's licenses, stat issue, it is all over the place.
Speaker 1: But the Democrats think that their voter base is not
Speaker 1: smart enough to get it. I think they are smart
Speaker 1: enough to get it. Democrats don't want that. That's the problem,
Speaker 1: which is illustrious, ever many other difficulties. Thirdly, I hear
Speaker 1: often at the multi colored grand malls running around Washington
Speaker 1: Park protesting god knows what, The protests that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is a threat to democracy by having free and fair elections.
Speaker 1: According to the Democrats, whoever is selected by most of
Speaker 1: the American people is not the legitimate president if that
Speaker 1: person is Donald Trump. Now, if it's a democratic course
Speaker 1: is full and fair, no difficulty whatsoever. But if it's
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, it's not fair that he won. How is
Speaker 1: the popularly elected president of the United States not anything
Speaker 1: other than democracy as it's being practiced. It's not a
Speaker 1: threat to democracy. It is democracy. But when the wrong
Speaker 1: person is selected by the radical leftist who march around
Speaker 1: Washington Park acting like fools, the useful idiots to go there,
Speaker 1: guess what, Well, in that case, he's a threat to
Speaker 1: democracy because we picked him to win. I have this
Speaker 1: arcane notion that isn't about Donald Trump or a Biden
Speaker 1: or Obama or Bush, that when the American people have spoken,
Speaker 1: we want this person to represent us and to implement
Speaker 1: the policies he discussed. It's kind of behooving, it's beholding
Speaker 1: upon the other opposition party to give the new president
Speaker 1: a chance to implement the policies that we voted for.
Speaker 1: This isn't about liking and disliking Donald Trump's hair. We
Speaker 1: voted for this guy in fact, In fact, the last
Speaker 1: three elections he's received two hundred and ten million votes,
Speaker 1: and in twenty twenty four he got about seventy seven
Speaker 1: million votes. So we said, we want this person to
Speaker 1: implement policies one, two, three, four or five, among which
Speaker 1: was shut down the southern border, get the country's financial
Speaker 1: house and order, have respect for law and order, and
Speaker 1: do all the things he discussed that we voted for that.
Speaker 1: But the Democrats are the quote opposition party refused to
Speaker 1: implement the ideas that we voted for and trying to
Speaker 1: hurt him from doing it. Isn't that undemocratic that if
Speaker 1: we vote for something that we should get it. Didn't
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris talk about you when you vote, you order something.
Speaker 1: When it comes, you have to eat it. Well, you
Speaker 1: have to understand that in the beginning, there used to
Speaker 1: be a one hundred day honeymoon, the first one hundred
Speaker 1: days of some administration, a new one, and the media
Speaker 1: would do a scorecard on you know, how's the new
Speaker 1: president doing before he took office? There were a Democratic
Speaker 1: congressman wanting to impeach Donald Trump this time before he
Speaker 1: took office. How's that helping to implement the policies that
Speaker 1: we voted for. It's just the opposite now, that is undemocratic,
Speaker 1: That is a threat to democracy. But the radical left
Speaker 1: doesn't quite see it that way, do they, of course not.
Speaker 1: And one this fits in the category is the world
Speaker 1: is round and maybe the sky is blue. But there's
Speaker 1: been a bombshell from Chuck Todd, the face of Meet
Speaker 1: the Press, the oldest, longest running continuous news program in America.
Speaker 1: It was there for about twelve years, and he was
Speaker 1: on a panel recently when he said, Chuck Todd of
Speaker 1: NBC News, who was fired about six months ago, that
Speaker 1: the media would rather lie than help Donald Trump. I
Speaker 1: played the cut for you before I'm thinking, what the
Speaker 1: answer is this that for a long time, when Biden
Speaker 1: was in office, the media, George Stephanopolis, et cetera, whatever,
Speaker 1: major person, Lesterholt, whatever, just give me the name of
Speaker 1: the person. Chuck Todd, David Muir that they knew that Donald,
Speaker 1: that Joe Biden was not mentally alert. He was suffering
Speaker 1: from an illness. He couldn't function discharge the duties of
Speaker 1: the president. Now, isn't that a rather serious matter if
Speaker 1: we have a person in this tough world we're living in,
Speaker 1: when the leader of the free world is having a
Speaker 1: mental breakdown of such a character that he can't discharge
Speaker 1: the duties, and instead of reporting on that fairly and accurately,
Speaker 1: the media lied on his behalf repeatedly in order to
Speaker 1: try to convince you that he was fine. You might
Speaker 1: recall the Joe Scarborough sometime in August said this was
Speaker 1: the best version of Joe Biden he's ever seen. Sharp
Speaker 1: is attacked. You might recall the KJP kareein Gene John Pierre,
Speaker 1: the Press secretary, often said that Joe Biden puts me
Speaker 1: through my paces every day. The guy's brilliant. And then
Speaker 1: you had all the other Democratic sick ephans saying, yes,
Speaker 1: this guy's great. So, if you're an occasional voter, you know,
Speaker 1: garbage in, garbage out. You get garbage from the mainstream media,
Speaker 1: you reflect the garbage out on the other side. And
Speaker 1: so in this case, when one of the grand faces
Speaker 1: of modern news says that we would rather lie than
Speaker 1: help Donald Trump, that kind of tells you the character
Speaker 1: of the mainstream media. Would you agree, I would hope.
Speaker 1: So that's Chuck Todd saying that we're liars. If it
Speaker 1: helps the Democratic Party and helps Joe Biden, we will
Speaker 1: lie and not tell the truth because it's going to
Speaker 1: hurt Donald Trump. And does that continue today? Absolutely? Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Here we're on April the eleventh, nothing's changed. Most presidents
Speaker 1: got a honeymoon that didn't happen to Donald Trump the
Speaker 1: first time or this time. And the mainstream media's in
Speaker 1: the business of destroying the US president instead of reporting
Speaker 1: accurately and fairly the truth. You'll never see a story
Speaker 1: on the great things caused by the tariffs, how evil
Speaker 1: communist right China truly is. The media doesn't do that.
Speaker 1: If it's Donald Trump. The media instinctively attacks without motive
Speaker 1: or purpose because they hate the guy so much and
Speaker 1: the principles that he represents. So none is more clear
Speaker 1: about that, of course than what's happening with the tariffs.
Speaker 1: And I would ask you two questions. You know tariffs
Speaker 1: and media covers tariffs. From my perspective, that businesses are
Speaker 1: being hurt, maybe individuals might be laid off. It's bad tariffs.
Speaker 1: Tariff's bad, a China good. You won't see objective reporting
Speaker 1: on the Chinese concentration camps or the Chinese government harvesting
Speaker 1: the organs of condemned prisoners. You won't see stories of
Speaker 1: Dana Bash of CNN about the obliteration of Catholic and
Speaker 1: Christian churches inside of China. You will not see what
Speaker 1: happens to individuals who protest they're shot in the head.
Speaker 1: That those aren't stories. And the Great Elon Musk and
Speaker 1: of course mister Wonderful have said repeatedly that the Chinese
Speaker 1: they will steal, lie, cheat, and borrow their way to
Speaker 1: economic prosperity. This is not the Chinese people, but the
Speaker 1: Chinese government. And the Chinese economy is not built as
Speaker 1: America is a market based, consumer driven spending about seventy
Speaker 1: percent of the US economy is consumer spending. But rather
Speaker 1: the Chinese economy is only built upon theft and line.
Speaker 1: And what the left does, folks, is not cover the
Speaker 1: truth about what's happening in communists Red China. It steals,
Speaker 1: it lies, there's no functional court system because Marxist policies
Speaker 1: do not work. You have to steal, cheat and lie,
Speaker 1: and tyranny is the only possible road to power and strength.
Speaker 1: That's it. Now. Compare that to what most countries want.
Speaker 1: So sometime in the next ninety days, the EU and
Speaker 1: India and South America and the Gulf States, in Japan
Speaker 1: and South Korea and the Philippines and Taiwan are all
Speaker 1: going to strike deals with America on tariffs to make
Speaker 1: them more fair to US. Tariffs are necessary many times
Speaker 1: when other countries treat us in a certain way that
Speaker 1: causes benefits to them and not to us. It is
Speaker 1: ridiculous that less than five percent of the cars sold
Speaker 1: in Western Europe are American products. They don't let our
Speaker 1: cars in because there's the thirty percent tariffs. So if
Speaker 1: a car costs thirty thousand dollars, you have to pay
Speaker 1: thirty nine thousand dollars to buy the cars, so they
Speaker 1: read it by their own. On the other hand, our
Speaker 1: tariffs are so low that you'll see foreign brands all
Speaker 1: over this country on a regular basis. Trump's trying to
Speaker 1: change that just a little bit. And lastly, China's reaction.
Speaker 1: So I think Jiji al Ping, the leader of communists
Speaker 1: re at China that operates concentration camps, obliterates freedoms of speech,
Speaker 1: assembling religion, are going to suddenly change their tune and say,
Speaker 1: you know what that what we're going to do now
Speaker 1: is comply with international law. No, that's not going to happen.
Speaker 1: We have permitted ourselves to be in a very vulnerable
Speaker 1: position at the hands of the communist red Chinese. The
Speaker 1: malware they've put all over our electrical grid and water
Speaker 1: systems and companies and government is unbelievable. We've allowed this
Speaker 1: to take place so they can activate the malware and
Speaker 1: largely shut down the United States of America trading picking
Speaker 1: up a phone, turning on the faucet, operating electrical grid.
Speaker 1: They've tested it out for years to make sure it works,
Speaker 1: and it does shut down American business, turn off the
Speaker 1: lights somehow over the last many years, we've permitted that
Speaker 1: to occur. And secondly, we've watched do It for Jack.
Speaker 1: Do It for Jack the website. Jack Quell, who went
Speaker 1: to Malor High School, is one of one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: Americans killed every year indirectly through fentanyl coming into the
Speaker 1: country illegally created by the commonty red Chinese to kill Americans,
Speaker 1: and they have tens of thousands of Chinese students running
Speaker 1: around our college campuses, getting educated and then serving as
Speaker 1: spies back to Beijing. We put ourselves in this position,
Speaker 1: Democrats and Republicans. It's going to be a long haul.
Speaker 1: But do we have the strength to courage, the perseverance
Speaker 1: to stick with us for the next several months or
Speaker 1: a year or two until things begin to turn around,
Speaker 1: or are we going to instructively react from what the
Speaker 1: mainstream media tells us, what the things say and do,
Speaker 1: and act as if we're not as in as much
Speaker 1: trouble as we think. Garbage in, garbage out. When the
Speaker 1: media gives us garbage and lies, on the other side,
Speaker 1: we often give back the same lies and misconceptions. Chuck
Speaker 1: Todd of NBC News admits media would rather lie and
Speaker 1: help Donald Trump, and that statement is as true now
Speaker 1: in April the eleventh as it was November the fifth
Speaker 1: of last year. They don't want to tell you the
Speaker 1: truth because the truth doesn't fit their political agenda. It
Speaker 1: fits the agenda of radical leftists who we have a
Speaker 1: certain view of our country, differential than what you and
Speaker 1: I believe, and I do not believe. Well, if the
Speaker 1: election were held today, I think the final vote, according
Speaker 1: to Harry Enton of CNN, would be fifty two for
Speaker 1: Trump and thirty seven for Kamala Harris. I don't think
Speaker 1: we want to go back to the days of allowing
Speaker 1: at least twelve million illegal aliens into the country through
Speaker 1: means and methods. Shutting down the app was a great idea.
Speaker 1: Was twenty twenty one Afghan pull out was out a
Speaker 1: great model of military strength by Joe Biden. I don't
Speaker 1: think so. Is Wall Street worried that Trump may copy
Speaker 1: the Biden Green New Deal handing out billions of dollars
Speaker 1: to democratic activist groups in order to collect donations back
Speaker 1: from them as necessary, and the EVY mandates and more
Speaker 1: green regulations. I don't think so. We're on the right course.
Speaker 1: We're on the right track. Is it perfect, Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: Are the difficulties ahead, absolutely, But we're in much better
Speaker 1: shape now because of leadership than we were six months ago.
Speaker 1: Imagine the poll of Joe Biden continuing for the next
Speaker 1: four years. Kamala Harris said repeatedly, there's not one thing
Speaker 1: I can think about it would have done differently. Imagine
Speaker 1: another twelve to thirty million illegals coming into the country,
Speaker 1: wide open southern border Fenton ol or making our cities
Speaker 1: almost unlivable, homeless crises everywhere a weak military is exhibited
Speaker 1: by Afghanistan. Those policies continue, We were done, and some
Speaker 1: use some hyperbolic knowledge and information and expression about how
Speaker 1: bad things were. But things are so much better now
Speaker 1: than they were before. The difference is Hijao Ping of
Speaker 1: China doesn't have to worry about midterm elections, doesn't have
Speaker 1: to worry about polling, don't to worry about the college
Speaker 1: campuses or what Chuck Todd or David Muir Lester Holt
Speaker 1: might say. Then to worry about that the truth has
Speaker 1: been laid before you, the American people. Mainstream media says,
Speaker 1: we would rather lie than tell the truth if it
Speaker 1: helps Donald Trump. Oh, let's continue coming up later, as
Speaker 1: Leland Vedder of News Nation, Are we at war right
Speaker 1: now with China? Someone made the analogy that before nine
Speaker 1: to eleven, el KaiA was at war with us, and
Speaker 1: we want at war with them, and I don't know.
Speaker 1: Hopefully it'll be a cold war not a hot one,
Speaker 1: or millions might be killed, but I know this is
Speaker 1: one war we must win. We cannot continue to borrow
Speaker 1: six billion dollars every day. The ten year people were
Speaker 1: dumping out of the ten year. Consumer confidence is down,
Speaker 1: there's concern in the nation. Larry Fink of Blackrock was
Speaker 1: on this morning CNBC with Joe Kernan talking about these
Speaker 1: are difficult times reminds him of twenty oh eight, and
Speaker 1: I said, well, let's see what happens if we had
Speaker 1: an opposition party that wanted to enact the policies voted
Speaker 1: on by the American people, I think we'd be in
Speaker 1: much better shape. Twelve fifty six. Homeo Reds on tonight
Speaker 1: starting about five forty on News Radio seven hundred wlw AH,
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the great American of course, Leland Vitters is
Speaker 1: with News Nation every night Monday through Friday at nine
Speaker 1: pm Eastern Time, and he's in touch with what's happening
Speaker 1: in the world and the great correspondent now and news
Speaker 1: anchor himself. And once again Leland Vitter, welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And I checked out your website, of course,
Speaker 1: which is a lot of good information on it about
Speaker 1: warnoes dot com. But more importantly, there seems to be
Speaker 1: I've sensed this many times in the past. The war dramas,
Speaker 1: the toxins are sounding, and I hear the thump, thump
Speaker 1: thump of some sort of war happening with China on
Speaker 1: many fronts. And I had one of the commentators on
Speaker 1: news Nation also throughout the many of the publications talk
Speaker 1: about it's similar to what happened with al Qaeda in
Speaker 1: which they declared war on us. We didn't know about
Speaker 1: it until they hit the Oral Trade Center. Is there
Speaker 1: a sense that we're something horrible is going to happen
Speaker 1: in the future. I saw Larry Fink at Blackrock recently
Speaker 1: give a talk about he is frozen with panic about
Speaker 1: what might happen on many fronts. Do you have a
Speaker 1: sense that we're at war with China and we don't
Speaker 1: know it yet.
Speaker 5: Well, we were in the Cold War with Russia for decades,
Speaker 5: so I think that may be a better analogy. But
Speaker 5: certainly the Chinese view challenging America as their destiny, and
Speaker 5: America by dint of its greatness and how we were
Speaker 5: formed don't believe in challenging anyone.
Speaker 3: We by definition believe in.
Speaker 5: Fair you know, playing by the rules and fair play
Speaker 5: and better tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's not something that Chinese believe it.
Speaker 1: And of course Jao Ping doesn't have a midterm election
Speaker 1: coming up, doesn't care much about the polls, doesn't care
Speaker 1: much about descent. And when I look at this Chinese relationship,
Speaker 1: I look at southern border issues with fentanyl, and I
Speaker 1: look at one hundred thousand Americans dying, and we can
Speaker 1: talk about addiction, and they're certainly fueling that. I look
Speaker 1: at the purchase of thousands of acres of land around
Speaker 1: military bases. I look at hot air balloons. I kind
Speaker 1: of look at the fact they got ninety five percent
Speaker 1: of our pharmaceuticals are made there. And look at the
Speaker 1: fact that the malware and our water systems and companies
Speaker 1: allegedly there's millions of pieces of malware all over the
Speaker 1: grid that's going to shut down. At one point, one commentator,
Speaker 1: I heard them say, we're not going to be able
Speaker 1: to have water, we won't have electricity, won't be able
Speaker 1: to communicate, skies may be filled with planes falling. And
Speaker 1: I'm looking at this going Are you kidding me? This
Speaker 1: was never the case with the USSR, in which they
Speaker 1: had missile technology and that was it. They were never
Speaker 1: an economic power. In fact, the GDP of Rush is
Speaker 1: only about two point two trillion. Ours is about thirty trillion,
Speaker 1: not even close. China is about eighteen or nineteen trillion.
Speaker 1: And so why would they have done all these things
Speaker 1: in preparation for what unbeknownst to us?
Speaker 5: I think I disagreed is unbeknownst to us. We knew
Speaker 5: about it, we just didn't do anything about it. Now,
Speaker 5: so appeasing China and getting wrunk on cheap nikes has
Speaker 5: been a bipartisan issue. Being feckless towards China is a
Speaker 5: bipartisan issue.
Speaker 3: By that, I mean both parties engaged in it. The
Speaker 3: Chinese are.
Speaker 5: Setting up to challenge US supremacy around the world.
Speaker 3: Now you ask exactly, you know, what is their end goals?
Speaker 5: They want to replace the United States as the world superpower. Obviously,
Speaker 5: the United States has been doing everything possible to allow
Speaker 5: that to happen over the past thirty or thirty five years.
Speaker 5: So if Donald Trump is actually sort of serious about
Speaker 5: confronting China and doing that, China is not going.
Speaker 3: To go away easily.
Speaker 5: Therefore, it is going to require a spine of steel
Speaker 5: by Donald Trump to be willing to endure some pretty
Speaker 5: significant hardships here at home and difficulties here at home.
Speaker 5: That is not something in the past that he has
Speaker 5: shown a willingness to endure.
Speaker 1: And in fact will the American people. You know, China,
Speaker 1: good or ill, are all pulling in the same direction.
Speaker 1: And if you don't pull in the same direction, you're
Speaker 1: gonna pullet in the head. And so that's a in China,
Speaker 1: if you're an average citizen and keep your keep your
Speaker 1: head down, Uh, don't protest, don't walk in the streets,
Speaker 1: don't post things that government may not like. Uh, you
Speaker 1: can live your life. And they're they're pulling in the
Speaker 1: same direction. America, hardly ever, except nine to eleven, maybe
Speaker 1: into World War Two, we pulled in the same direction.
Speaker 1: We have disparate forces going left, right and otherwise. And
Speaker 1: I guess that's one of our strengths but also one
Speaker 1: of our weaknesses. And I harkened back to the comments
Speaker 1: you I think you played it, or maybe it was
Speaker 1: Croma a few days ago of Kevin O'Leary, mister Wonderful
Speaker 1: on CNBC and he said that essentially we should have
Speaker 1: four hundred percent tariffs on China, he said, because they're
Speaker 1: thieves and liars and cheats and thugs. He said that
Speaker 1: Chinese will literally steal thousands of dollars from individual accounts,
Speaker 1: they will exploit child labor and slave labor, that they
Speaker 1: engage in mass extermination of the wigers, and the obliteration
Speaker 1: of Christian and Catholic churches. And I look at that,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking, what would be the impact if China said, Okay,
Speaker 1: we're gonna deal with Malaysia and Indonesia and Australia and
Speaker 1: South Korea and Japan. I don't see that happening either,
Speaker 1: because despite the fact that we have different forms of government,
Speaker 1: that those so called nations countries in the Asian sphere
Speaker 1: will want to be more like America than China. And
Speaker 1: so I won't say you and I because we're in
Speaker 1: the news and we know what's going on. But the
Speaker 1: average American does not understand the precarious position in which
Speaker 1: we now find ourselves. When mister Wonderful and Elon must
Speaker 1: say the same thing, they're cheaters, liars, they're communists, they'll
Speaker 1: do any they don't create anything, they steal. Is that
Speaker 1: an that definition on the interview?
Speaker 3: Sure no, But.
Speaker 5: It is the responsibility of the President of the United
Speaker 5: States to explain that to America and to explain why
Speaker 5: it matters, and to not sit around and bloviate about
Speaker 5: everybody cheats.
Speaker 3: Everybody's cheating us.
Speaker 5: We've been ripped off by the Japanese, in the South Koreans,
Speaker 5: the Medians. If you want to bring America and as
Speaker 5: you point out after nine to.
Speaker 3: Eleven, George W.
Speaker 5: Bush did it, obviously, after Pearl Harbor, Franklin Roosevelt did it.
Speaker 5: George H. W. Bush did it around the First Gulf War.
Speaker 5: If you want to Ronald Reagan did it about confroning
Speaker 5: the Soviets. If you want to be clear eyed and
Speaker 5: have moral clarity about a common enemy that America faces
Speaker 5: and the sacrifices that are required to confront it, Americans
Speaker 5: will respond that is not something Donald Trump has done,
Speaker 5: nor shown a willingness to do, nor shown the commitment
Speaker 5: to do so. If he would like to do this,
Speaker 5: which I think is a noble and necessary effort, then
Speaker 5: he's going to actually have to have some message discipline
Speaker 5: and be willing to endure the hardships longer than five
Speaker 5: days of this last tariff debacle and decide that he
Speaker 5: is going to be a wartime president that requires something different.
Speaker 5: You don't get to have as much fun as you
Speaker 5: do when you're the president the way he was twenty
Speaker 5: seventeen to twenty nineteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you think? And every now I look at
Speaker 1: the market, the gyrations up down, two thousand and seven
Speaker 1: are points up, down, up, and it's going to continue.
Speaker 1: I watch everything that I can, and I fear and
Speaker 1: I may have told you this before Leland VEITDERTEV News
Speaker 1: Nation that I fear something bad's gonna happen. I mean
Speaker 1: really bad. And if something really bad happens is gonna
Speaker 1: come from China, maybe Taiwan invading Taiwan. They've encircled that island.
Speaker 1: That they don't need Taiwan for anything, but it's a
Speaker 1: it's a nice diversion from the problems inside China, which
Speaker 1: are massive. And so if that happens, then the word
Speaker 1: order is completely thrown into because in a chaos, because
Speaker 1: China only imports its energy, imports its food, they have
Speaker 1: one point three billion people. They got to be fed
Speaker 1: and the world's gonna cut them off completely. Now we're
Speaker 1: in a real crisis. And uh, do you have a
Speaker 1: sense Is that why you put together warnoes dot com?
Speaker 1: Do you have a sense something bad's gonna happen later
Speaker 1: this year?
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, Bill, we're only one day away
Speaker 5: from something bad happening in the world, and you normally
Speaker 5: worry about the wrong thing. Okay, there's not a lot
Speaker 5: of people who had a pandemic on their twenty twenty
Speaker 5: Bingo card I started as you point as you point
Speaker 5: out before, by China. The one thing that's happening that
Speaker 5: is terrifying and should terrify Americans. It should be a
Speaker 5: real wake up call to the administration.
Speaker 3: It is for the first.
Speaker 5: Time in my lifetime at times, at a time of
Speaker 5: economic uncertainty and upheaval, people are running away from US
Speaker 5: Treasury bills right right, Typically in times of economic upheaval,
Speaker 5: people run towards safety, towards the full faith and credit
Speaker 5: of the United States government.
Speaker 3: It's known around the world as the safest dasset US
Speaker 3: Treasury bills.
Speaker 5: And now in this time of economic unheaval, people are
Speaker 5: selling that should scare everybody, and it should. It should
Speaker 5: be a wake up call to the administration that they
Speaker 5: need to become serious and disciplined in how they're dealing
Speaker 5: with the reputation and the statements about what the US
Speaker 5: does and the sea sign and oscillations by the administration,
Speaker 5: and the undisciplined nature of Donald Trump's communication is not
Speaker 5: doing the many favors.
Speaker 1: In fact, several days ago, I think it was Tuesday,
Speaker 1: that's when he said the ten year treasury note is
Speaker 1: dipping and going down because more and more people, and
Speaker 1: then the yield's going up because more and more people
Speaker 1: are dumping it, including communists right China otherwise, but also
Speaker 1: American domestic users are dumping the ten year treasury note,
Speaker 1: which is the safest haven in the world. And now
Speaker 1: maybe it's not the safest haven in the world. It's
Speaker 1: not the wand it's not the Chinese currency. I look
Speaker 1: at the Russian ruble that's completely in the tank, and
Speaker 1: I look around the world, and I just sense something
Speaker 1: bad's gonna happen, and I don't know, I hope somehow,
Speaker 1: Shijao Ping says, you know what, let's let's strike a deal,
Speaker 1: because we're gonna quit stealing intellectual properties. We're gonna have
Speaker 1: a functional court system where American companies that come here
Speaker 1: and have it to spook and get something resolved. We're
Speaker 1: going to institute property rights for individual individual Chinese citizens,
Speaker 1: and we're I can't conceive of communism changing anything's possible.
Speaker 1: But then I don't. I don't think Donald Trump has
Speaker 1: lots of abilities, a lot lots of things, but communication
Speaker 1: to the other side, to the Democrats, is not one
Speaker 1: of his strengths. Uh And and so I don't see
Speaker 1: Senator Adam Schiff and I don't see Nancy Pelosi and
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer saying, you know what, we're gonna work with
Speaker 1: the president. I can't conceive of that occurring. And I
Speaker 1: hope both of us are wrong and this thing works out.
Speaker 5: However, this is so, this is Adam Shipp's fault. I
Speaker 5: don't I don't understand. Donald Trump ran to be president.
Speaker 5: You don't get just to be president when things are
Speaker 5: great and you get to go to.
Speaker 3: The Super Bowl and play golf of Tiger Woods.
Speaker 5: You have to be president when things are bad and
Speaker 5: you have to bring the country together.
Speaker 3: And he he has not done that.
Speaker 5: You said you hope that cheesing ping makes all these deals.
Speaker 3: The only way Chijing Ping makes all.
Speaker 5: These deals is through coercion by a strong president. Ronald
Speaker 5: Reagan did it, okay, and you know he did it
Speaker 5: by the way, with Tip O'Neil at themocratic speaker.
Speaker 3: Okay, George W. Bush did it.
Speaker 5: Franklin Roosevelt did it. This is when leadership is required,
Speaker 5: This is when moral clarity is required.
Speaker 3: These are serious.
Speaker 5: Times, and I think for Trump supporters, this is the
Speaker 5: time to say that now Donald Trump must show that
Speaker 5: he can lead in difficult times. He can get a
Speaker 5: place on Mount Rushmore if.
Speaker 3: He pulls this off.
Speaker 5: But it's going to require having somebody other than Peter
Speaker 5: Navarro running around telling us all that the ear's flat.
Speaker 1: I kind of look at it this way. Every president
Speaker 1: was given a honeymoon except this one. From twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: They had no honeymoon, had the FBI, the CIA dismantling
Speaker 1: his presidency. And now he gets elected by a wide margin.
Speaker 1: And that I'll hear from the Democrats is a threat
Speaker 1: to democracy when Trump wins and we've freely elected a
Speaker 1: president that the opposition party will not work with in
Speaker 1: any way, won't won't sit down with him. When I
Speaker 1: talk with him. Now you can blame Donald Trump, and
Speaker 1: I say the opposition party has a duty as Americans
Speaker 1: to say, Okay, let's not reflectively oppose everything he does, everything,
Speaker 1: no matter what it is. When he said in the
Speaker 1: State and the addressed to the Congress, if I cured cancer,
Speaker 1: you Democrats wouldn't like it. And of course that's exactly
Speaker 1: the cay. He can do anything in this Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: in the mainstream media is not going to give him
Speaker 1: any credit. And so I don't know. I maybe a
Speaker 1: curse on both their houses. But we only have a
Speaker 1: minute remaining. I want to ask you this one. I
Speaker 1: have this story which is like saying the sky is blue.
Speaker 1: Chuck Todd of Meet the Press and NBC admits that
Speaker 1: the media would rather lie than help Donald Trump. And
Speaker 1: I look at this story, and he gave this report
Speaker 1: that we always would cover up the mental deficiencies of
Speaker 1: Joe Biden because we thought by covering it objectively and
Speaker 1: fairly and truthfully, it might help Donald Trump. Does that
Speaker 1: offend you?
Speaker 3: I live in Washington, nothing me.
Speaker 1: I thought this story of that, Okay, this is you know,
Speaker 1: the sky's blue. Okay, I get that, But I've been
Speaker 1: saying that for a long time, many conservatives have that
Speaker 1: the mainstream media is in the tank, whether it was
Speaker 1: Obama or Hillary Clinton or Biden, and they're going with
Speaker 1: hooks and claws at Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: Fair and now conservative media has talk radio and Fox
Speaker 5: News and the Daily Wire and Elon Musk's X and
Speaker 5: all sorts of stuff. Again, I come at this from
Speaker 5: a slightly different perspective, Bill, I judge everybody by the same.
Speaker 3: Bar That's what makes news nation different.
Speaker 5: And if you want to be the president of the
Speaker 5: United States, you get judged on your results, not on
Speaker 5: whether or not the Democrats are out to get you,
Speaker 5: not whether the Democrats are working with you, not whether
Speaker 5: Republicans are sycophantic towards you.
Speaker 2: Just on results.
Speaker 5: It's a very simple dynamic. And you know you love sports,
Speaker 5: as do I. When you're when you're having to cry
Speaker 5: about the refs, you're usually losing. When you're winning, nobody
Speaker 5: cries about the refs a.
Speaker 1: Fact of life, except the refs in this case have
Speaker 1: one hundred dollars bills in their back pocket and they're
Speaker 1: for the other team. And that's what Chuck Todd said,
Speaker 1: one of the one of the gold plate NBC faces
Speaker 1: of NBC News said, uh, Chuck Todd.
Speaker 3: But hold on, hold on, I'm built.
Speaker 5: This is what I think is funny about conservatives. Everyone
Speaker 5: said Chuck Todd was a liar and in the tank,
Speaker 5: and on and on and now and and hated him.
Speaker 5: By the way, I think he was in the tank,
Speaker 5: and I.
Speaker 3: Agree with his assessment.
Speaker 5: But now that he says it, he's somehow been absolved.
Speaker 3: Of all those things.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, No, he's saying.
Speaker 5: It because he's saying it because he got fired at
Speaker 5: NBC and now he's trying to find a way in
Speaker 5: in trying to find a way to be relevant in
Speaker 5: the Trump administration.
Speaker 6: Time.
Speaker 5: Well, he's not saying it because he get it out
Speaker 5: of self preservation, not because he believes it or because
Speaker 5: he didn't thinks you get anything wrong.
Speaker 3: So again, I don't think.
Speaker 5: To my mind, most people in America are sitting around
Speaker 5: talking about Chuck Tad. They're sitting around talking about their
Speaker 5: four oh one case, whether their kids.
Speaker 3: Are gonna have a better job, their job.
Speaker 5: The feeling is you point out of discontent and uncertainty
Speaker 5: in America, and that's.
Speaker 3: Something bad's gonna happen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think that come back to the president that
Speaker 5: doesn't come back to the media.
Speaker 1: Also comes back to the Congress, to the Senate. You know,
Speaker 1: everything split up. The leader of the country as Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: but the Democratic Party has never accepted it. They never will.
Speaker 1: When he wins, it's a fault of democracy. When he loses,
Speaker 1: democracy is working. That's that's my viewpoint. Well, anyway, once again,
Speaker 1: warnotes dot Com Leland Vindert to News Nation Money through
Speaker 1: Friday at nine o'clock Eastern time, and once again thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Leland.
Speaker 3: Oh it's fun.
Speaker 1: Bill, God bless you. Let's continue with more. And yes,
Speaker 1: we hope to have an objective media. We know we
Speaker 1: don't have, but their power is dissipated to such a
Speaker 1: great extent because of the lies told by the mainstream media.
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Speaker 1: to be two dodgeballers. Then you've got to learn the
Speaker 1: five ds.
Speaker 7: Of dog ball, Dodge, duck, nip, dive, and dodge.
Speaker 1: If you can dodge a rich, you can dodge a ball.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, and I'm I'm broadcasting segment. We have Dodgeball
Speaker 1: Royalty here today. I mean, this is unbelievable. We have
Speaker 1: with us a Max Edling from Miami. The National Champion
Speaker 1: segment introduced these fine Americans.
Speaker 8: Willie the Miami overcame a two to o deficit and
Speaker 8: to force ot before beating the Cincinnati Bearcats three to
Speaker 8: two a couple of weeks ago for the National College
Speaker 8: Dodgeball Association Championship held at Cleveland State.
Speaker 1: Brought into trophy and Max Edling is here more or
Speaker 1: less the captain of this team. Many of your studs
Speaker 1: have come. Explain what. First of all, I've seen dodgeball
Speaker 1: in ESPN. You run around, probably hit each other with
Speaker 1: the ball.
Speaker 6: Is that it?
Speaker 1: Yes? Once you get it with the ball and then
Speaker 1: you're done.
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right? Now tell me because Sake talked about no money,
Speaker 1: talked about private Saint licenses, talk about the arenas. How
Speaker 1: much money's available at Miami for the Dodgeball National champions.
Speaker 9: Uh, not a lot of money, not yet at least.
Speaker 1: So how do you travel? You got to travel somewhere
Speaker 1: and play? What do you do?
Speaker 2: We?
Speaker 6: Uh, carpool with our teams, like we just talked before practice,
Speaker 6: where like hey, who can drive? Here's the gas card?
Speaker 6: And who's license in suspended? Yeah, who's licenses is spending?
Speaker 6: Who's allowed to drive?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 6: We can't carpool like with a bunch of people. But yeah,
Speaker 6: it's beginning. It's only begins, only the beginning. Well, once
Speaker 6: the people start hearing about it, Navy, we can get
Speaker 6: like a bus or maybe a private jets of where
Speaker 6: we want to go.
Speaker 1: Now does Miami know they have a national champion on
Speaker 1: their hands?
Speaker 6: Some of the students still I had a kid on
Speaker 6: like Monday at the time it came back, he was like,
Speaker 6: a good job this past.
Speaker 9: Weekendship, No parade down High Street?
Speaker 1: Not yet? What about the bars? So they're holding up
Speaker 1: national champion Miami Redskins Dodgeball.
Speaker 6: Brick Street actually shout us out on their Instagram, which
Speaker 6: is actually pretty cool.
Speaker 1: Introduce your team and these look like studs finally young America.
Speaker 6: Yeah, of course. My name is Max Edling, I'm a senior.
Speaker 6: I'm the head captain of President. Next to me is
Speaker 6: ty Keller. He's the treasurer and one of our assistants. Yes,
Speaker 6: he's wanting to take care of all our money.
Speaker 3: He does not.
Speaker 9: He does all the dirty work for How.
Speaker 1: Much money is Dodgeball raising at Miami right now?
Speaker 10: We have about two thousand dollars in funding that the
Speaker 10: university gives us from the Club Sports Fund, and then
Speaker 10: we run a fundraiser at the beginning of the year
Speaker 10: to try to get as much as possible.
Speaker 1: What are your big cupcakes?
Speaker 10: We just honestly, we run out like a donation page
Speaker 10: and a lot of parents donate to us and grandparents,
Speaker 10: so that's where most of our donations come from. And
Speaker 10: then after all that's done, we have to collect dues. Dude,
Speaker 10: you have to pay to play. Yeah, it's about a heart.
Speaker 10: It's like a politician, just the opposite me. Instead you're
Speaker 10: getting money. You have to give money to be a
Speaker 10: national champion.
Speaker 6: Yes, that's Philip Anton. He's our vice president. He's also
Speaker 6: one of our captains.
Speaker 1: Like jd Vance. Now, hold on, mister J. D Vance,
Speaker 1: the vice president. Yeah, did you come to Miami to
Speaker 1: play dodgeball? I did not.
Speaker 4: Actually, I came to get an education in computer engineering.
Speaker 1: Son of a gun. That kid's smart. Amen.
Speaker 6: This is Colo. He's one of the seniors. He's been
Speaker 6: playing for four years, just like myself. And over there
Speaker 6: is Davis hanrath Uh he's actually in my fraternity. I
Speaker 6: implored him to play dodgeball with me because I knew
Speaker 6: he was an athlete, and I really told him. I
Speaker 6: was like, Davis, please come play dodgeball with us. Yes,
Speaker 6: he's the head hunter. He's like one of the hardest
Speaker 6: throwers like in the league. Like for sure, if you
Speaker 6: talk to anyone else in the league, you'll be like,
Speaker 6: who throws the ball the hardest?
Speaker 9: Colo? And you could see that play on something.
Speaker 1: You spell that Genokio coming up the micro run here.
Speaker 1: How did you develop your skills in dodgeball to be like.
Speaker 4: The assassin that you know? That's a good question. I
Speaker 4: have a baseball background, So did you pitch a little bit?
Speaker 4: A little bit of pitching? Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1: National Champion segment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, a lot of the best players in the
Speaker 4: league are coming from a baseball background.
Speaker 1: And who'd you beat to win the title?
Speaker 4: We beat the Cincinnati Bearcats.
Speaker 1: How bad did you beat the Cats?
Speaker 4: We just etched them out, I would say, But very
Speaker 4: fun game. You got the trophy right there, we do. Yes, Sarah,
Speaker 4: what are you gonna do with your life now that
Speaker 4: you're a National champion?
Speaker 1: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 4: I don't know, Uh, lots of bragging. I would say,
Speaker 4: but no one knows.
Speaker 8: About this until I would think Willie, we would shout out,
Speaker 8: Miami University, don't honor these guys national champions.
Speaker 6: What the president is, Yeah, Crawford's he like he like
Speaker 6: walks around campus like all the time. So maybe like
Speaker 6: if I see him or like his wife walking around,
Speaker 6: we can be like, hey, by the way, one of
Speaker 6: your like some of your students just want like a
Speaker 6: national championship in like the like in the coolest sport.
Speaker 6: Just walk around with the trophy, walk all the trophy.
Speaker 6: That's kind of what I've been doing. Like if you've
Speaker 6: these guys have seen me like every time, it's just
Speaker 6: like connected to my hip.
Speaker 1: So travel, what's wherever you go? You keep the trophy.
Speaker 6: We keep the trophy for a year. We have to
Speaker 6: give it up unless Miami wins it again next year.
Speaker 6: I won't be here next year.
Speaker 1: Now, your name again, My name is Davis Hunterrof Davis,
Speaker 1: and you're from Georgia, the home of the Bulldogs.
Speaker 8: I am You turned on football scholarships, basketball and baseball scholarships.
Speaker 1: You wanted to come to Miami and play dodgeball? Is
Speaker 1: that correct?
Speaker 7: I actually was a lacrosse player. I was not that
Speaker 7: good of a football player.
Speaker 1: Not at all. How'd you learn about dodgeball?
Speaker 7: So, like I said, I was freshman year, I was
Speaker 7: still playing lacrosse. And Max comes up and he says
Speaker 7: he's really tried dodgeball, like maybe next year, And then
Speaker 7: next year he convinces me again and loved it. First practice,
Speaker 7: did not hold back at all. He's throwing like heaters
Speaker 7: at me first practice.
Speaker 6: I'm like, need I know Davis can take a hard
Speaker 6: throw to the face, so I like just try to
Speaker 6: hit him in the head so many times. And that's like,
Speaker 6: I think that's kind of what made you fall in
Speaker 6: love with spot. Yeah, my hands were right.
Speaker 7: I'm like okay, and I just just kept calling back
Speaker 7: and just slowly began enjoying it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, now you're here in Max. What about the cheerleaders.
Speaker 1: I understand you cheerleaders and all that.
Speaker 9: We do not have any cheerleaders.
Speaker 6: We actually practice like next to the club cheerleading team,
Speaker 6: and like they do not like us in the slightest
Speaker 6: because we have like we're throwing dodgeballs like all practice
Speaker 6: and like.
Speaker 1: Trying to hit them. We're not.
Speaker 9: We're definitely not trying to hit them. Some kids try
Speaker 9: to hit them, They like try to hit them on accident.
Speaker 1: Computer geek right here.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Like we have like dividers and like they come
Speaker 6: down and sometimes the ball would like fly and like
Speaker 6: fly into the practice and I'm tengue film like Phil,
Speaker 6: stop trying to throw the ball to the other side
Speaker 6: where they'll get in trouble. And then I had to
Speaker 6: get in trouble because then they're yelling at me because I'm.
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Speaker 8: Now at the Masters, please tell me, uh, let's see
Speaker 8: Justin Rose.
Speaker 1: Any of you guys play golf. I play golf.
Speaker 9: I play golf. I do recreational too. I'm not that good.
Speaker 1: Been playing on the golf team.
Speaker 9: Oh I'm not.
Speaker 1: No, just take a dodgeball out there. Just hit him
Speaker 1: with the dodger throw.
Speaker 6: I don't know if I don't know if they would
Speaker 6: like us selling Dodge Watson the especially especially at Agusta.
Speaker 1: I'm sure Augusta wouldn't mind give me some sports.
Speaker 8: Justin Rose nine under Willie through sixteen. De Shambo is
Speaker 8: at seven under. Uh, let's see. Scheffler is four under.
Speaker 8: He just teed off about ten minutes ago. Roy McElroy's
Speaker 8: at three under through twelve.
Speaker 1: How about his chipp into the lake on fifteen. I
Speaker 1: can't unbelievable, Andy Man, I should have putted that ball.
Speaker 8: Guys like Koepka, rom Longer and Michelson may not make
Speaker 8: the cut.
Speaker 1: Those are the live boys.
Speaker 8: And we also said we also uh uh amateur Jose
Speaker 8: Luise Balister, who couldn't hold it. He had to go yesterday,
Speaker 8: so he relieved himself into raised creek. Can't do that
Speaker 8: on the twelve holes, he said, four over. I thought
Speaker 8: he would be like shot or something. Assassin the assassin.
Speaker 8: Maybe wait, maybe throw a dodgeball at him. How do
Speaker 8: you relieve yourself on a golf course? My friends, they said,
Speaker 8: like one hundred feet away was a restroom on thirteen.
Speaker 8: Well you gotta go. He just went right into the
Speaker 8: creek and pull it out, let it rip. Whatever you say,
Speaker 8: he's ever happened to you all the time at the friendly.
Speaker 1: Find me a good looking tree and I have at it.
Speaker 1: Just checking. Don't want to embarrass my male golfing friends.
Speaker 8: MLS you hide l less. Soccer FC Cincinnati on the
Speaker 8: road tomorrow night against DC United at seven ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 8: Xavier transfer big man John Hugley has committed to play
Speaker 8: at Duquane. He's terrible to play the Dukes, so he's left. Well,
Speaker 8: he's probably got a lot of money.
Speaker 1: Speaking of money, how about this story. Tell me Max
Speaker 1: told me about the Tennessee This is the volunteer.
Speaker 8: The star quarterback for Tennessee was a no show today
Speaker 8: at their at their spring practice because he wants a
Speaker 8: new contract.
Speaker 1: This is college football quarterback Tennise Scho. What's his name,
Speaker 1: Nico Man. No, I'm not going to even try to
Speaker 1: fu in the computer. Geek. Can you spell it? I
Speaker 1: cannot spell that? Please continue?
Speaker 8: So I guess that's the that's the first that a
Speaker 8: nil guy.
Speaker 1: He's holding out for more.
Speaker 8: Yes, how you guys are seniors, can you can you
Speaker 8: come back and keep playing again? But with this nal,
Speaker 8: I mean money guys like you know, come back.
Speaker 6: And this is actually a very contentious conversation that's been happening,
Speaker 6: like in the NCDA dodgeball community of like of like
Speaker 6: people coming back for like longer than usual to like
Speaker 6: just keep coming back to play dodgeball and like keep
Speaker 6: get finding more years old and you'll be playing no exactly,
Speaker 6: like more eligibility years to do that. Yeah, the NCDA
Speaker 6: is actually cracked down on that like a lot more recently.
Speaker 9: So now the amount of years that you can play
Speaker 9: is five years. You can only play five years.
Speaker 1: Unlike Neil, you get paid. You have to pay to play.
Speaker 1: We have to pay to play a sport. You win
Speaker 1: the national title and President Crawford won't make sure you
Speaker 1: have the money.
Speaker 9: He's not.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're not.
Speaker 9: Miami will not be paid. Yeah, we gotta pay.
Speaker 1: Your reactions what if you're to pay to work here? Goodbye? Yeah?
Speaker 1: So what's the future? Because I saw this thing on
Speaker 1: Al Davis thirty for thirty began with the Oakland team
Speaker 1: began they had to pass to have to buy the
Speaker 1: helmets and the shoulder pads. You could be at the
Speaker 1: beginning of something that in fifty years from now will
Speaker 1: be the dominant sport in America. Are you aware of that? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Of course, Like this is this is the first Ohio
Speaker 6: like team to win club like a club dodgeball championship
Speaker 6: since two thousand and six. That's a twenty year, like
Speaker 6: twenty season drought of like the Reds. Yeah, of no
Speaker 6: higher team win the national championship. Like we're hoping that
Speaker 6: this is like a watershed moment for not only us,
Speaker 6: but like for other Ohio club dodgeball teams to win
Speaker 6: a national title.
Speaker 9: And what like what's is in the future is just recruiting,
Speaker 9: Like we'll.
Speaker 8: Look at the recruiting the sport of pickle bawl. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, I mean people college, the colleges
Speaker 8: are playing now and everything. Yes, you know, all of
Speaker 8: a sudden, it's like it's it's growing up all.
Speaker 1: Over the place.
Speaker 6: Dodgeball can become the next huge sport, like what pickaball
Speaker 6: has become. Like that would be like one of the
Speaker 6: coolest things ever.
Speaker 8: You can you know, we could take on other radio stations. Yeah,
Speaker 8: take them on again, Rocky Rocky. We had Eddie Guy
Speaker 8: you golf. Yeah, well the future Tom Brenneman would be
Speaker 8: on the team. Tom Brown, you got the look at a
Speaker 8: nice trophy. I know it's beautiful and you need more. Yes,
Speaker 8: this is the beginning of something great. Yes, in thirty
Speaker 8: or forty years, I want to get your back on
Speaker 8: all right, and then you can talk about how you
Speaker 8: began it. Ander Doubleday, You're right, they'll probably own us.
Speaker 8: In forty years. They're gonna have Max Edling's name.
Speaker 6: We'll talk about the Miami University Club Dodgewell dynasty for years,
Speaker 6: for years to com for years to come years.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good stuff. Yeah, and you beat UC repeated it.
Speaker 6: We played them five times this season and we beat
Speaker 6: them every single time.
Speaker 1: About Michigan State, we.
Speaker 6: Beat Michigan State in the final four. They were back
Speaker 6: to back champions. They won the national championship in twenty
Speaker 6: three and twenty four and we upset them three.
Speaker 9: To two in the final four.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 6: But the league put the league on notice and we
Speaker 6: just told the team. We were like, we're not done.
Speaker 6: Like we know what the.
Speaker 8: Goal was when you drove back to campus was were
Speaker 8: there students like lining High Street?
Speaker 6: There was no students on High Street. It was we
Speaker 6: got home at like eleven thirty. It Sunday night, drunk.
Speaker 6: They were all closed. So Sunday night they were all closed.
Speaker 6: Nothing was offen. We're like, all right, let's just go
Speaker 6: to that.
Speaker 1: Gentlemen. Congratulations, you're champions now and dodgeball be champions in life.
Speaker 1: Thank you and begin something great segment. Get these champions
Speaker 1: out of the Students report.
Speaker 8: Please Willie and Otter of the Miami University RedHawks as
Speaker 8: national dodgeball champions. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 8: of the stood Report.
Speaker 6: Maybe you know you see like those like scenes from
Speaker 6: television shows or movies where like people are playing chess
Speaker 6: in the little park.
Speaker 1: I'd love to do that. I go to a park
Speaker 1: and go play chess. With some people I loved. Is
Speaker 1: Joey Vado play dodgeball? I don't know he's.
Speaker 8: He's a man mad dodgeball probably would tell me a
Speaker 8: few pitchers in baseball too, dodgeball hitting guys in the
Speaker 8: head the future of sport.
Speaker 1: On news Radio seven hundred Auto probably Billy Cunning into
Speaker 1: the Great America once a. Going congratulations to Max Edling
Speaker 1: and the Miami University dodgeball team. They won it all,
Speaker 1: beat UC, beat Michigan State, they beat everybody. It's like
Speaker 1: sixteen teams in the nation. This is a growing sport, dodgeball.
Speaker 1: And on Monday at one thirty, we're going to have
Speaker 1: in the Frisbee National champions Division one from University of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I love to highlight the great success of young Americans,
Speaker 1: and I always tell them, if you're champions at a game,
Speaker 1: be champions in life. That's what truly matters. You know.
Speaker 1: Many years ago we had a saying here you miss
Speaker 1: the day, you miss a lot. Sometimes on a late
Speaker 1: Friday afternoon before I hand things over to the Rock
Speaker 1: and Jason Williams, I think Eddie's off today that I
Speaker 1: like to review with the last couple of days of
Speaker 1: what happened, and you can get it all, of course
Speaker 1: on the podcast whenever you won station website, Bill Hunningham,
Speaker 1: et cetera. You know, things started rather quietly on Monday
Speaker 1: when I had Adam Bird on about the floods, and
Speaker 1: I'm glad to report that New Richmond and I spend
Speaker 1: many a summer's night there with the people's judging, my
Speaker 1: friends Tish Hoeman and Sean Donovan, Frank and many others,
Speaker 1: and we have dinner there and it's beautiful. And things
Speaker 1: were on Monday, things were dire, but now we understand
Speaker 1: the open up for business either later today or tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And then after that, at one oh five on Monday,
Speaker 1: we went on mayor Ron Washington. My hometown, you know,
Speaker 1: is Covington. Little story with my mother. We were living
Speaker 1: in and around Clifton at the time, as I was told,
Speaker 1: and my mother had a Japanese doctor, and you might
Speaker 1: recall in the after World War two, Japanese were not
Speaker 1: real popular in America. So he lost his job at
Speaker 1: UC and this Japanese doctor went to northern Kentucky to
Speaker 1: practice obstetrics delivering babies. My mom stuck with him. It
Speaker 1: was hard for her to do so, because to go
Speaker 1: from Clifton to Covington wasn't the easiest thing in the
Speaker 1: world in nineteen forty seven, but she did. That's why
Speaker 1: I was born at Saint E's And at that point
Speaker 1: you spent about four or five days in the hospital
Speaker 1: every time you had a baby. Now it's about four
Speaker 1: to five hours. Get the heck out. So I was
Speaker 1: born in Covington for that reason, and came back across
Speaker 1: the river and we talked to Mayor Ron Washington about
Speaker 1: what's happening in Covington. Riverside Drive I think is in
Speaker 1: pretty good shape, a little messy. Nonetheless, at two o'clock
Speaker 1: on Money, we had on Prosecutor County Pillage to talk
Speaker 1: about the fact that the police officer who had that
Speaker 1: shooting in I seventy five will not be charged with
Speaker 1: the crime, which was a good decision by her. And
Speaker 1: then on Tuesday we had doctor Samarco on to talk
Speaker 1: about Jack Quell, shall we say, who was a Muller
Speaker 1: High School student who died from an overdose of fentanyl
Speaker 1: that he took unintentionally. And the foundation is set up.
Speaker 1: Mom and Dad were here along with brad Winstrop to
Speaker 1: talk about that, and I would also point out that
Speaker 1: there's a part of the bill that has gone through
Speaker 1: the House that would eliminate eighty eight county corners. We
Speaker 1: have a damn good one right here in doctor Laskmi
Speaker 1: so Marco. And the bill is to streamline county government
Speaker 1: and take away your ability as a voter to select
Speaker 1: your county corps her I spoke last night with Sheriff
Speaker 1: Charmaine McGuffey at an event and by the way, she
Speaker 1: got the most votes in Hamley County, even more than
Speaker 1: the Denise Street House. That's a different issue, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to have her on next week to talk about
Speaker 1: how it's required to have the vote for county corners,
Speaker 1: and that'll be some time next week. And after that,
Speaker 1: we had on Rob Brown, a two of six. On Tuesday.
Speaker 1: I saw him. He's volunteering as a public information officer
Speaker 1: in northern Kentucky communities and he was talking about the
Speaker 1: flood and found withouth and things of that character. Then
Speaker 1: on Wednesday, more with Brian Hammrick on the floods and
Speaker 1: also Steve gorm about the tariffs and how they're killing
Speaker 1: the green industry, which is a payoff to radical leftists,
Speaker 1: all of us are against pollution. So few of us, though,
Speaker 1: shall we say, or in favor of mandatory purchasing of EV's.
Speaker 1: And if the government bribes you to buy an EV
Speaker 1: by giving you a six or eight thousand dollars deduction
Speaker 1: a credit on your taxes dollar for dollar, you get
Speaker 1: the money and can't sell them, that's a problem. Then
Speaker 1: on Thursday we had Scott Powell here about the tariffs
Speaker 1: and Michael McDonald of the Catholic League about what's happened
Speaker 1: to your parental rights in Colorado. And also on two
Speaker 1: o'clock yesterday we got the news release about one five.
Speaker 1: I quickly called Bridget Doherty, the news authority, who put
Speaker 1: me in touch with the Nie Treehouse, the head of
Speaker 1: the commission in Hamilton County, to talk about the Bengals deal.
Speaker 1: And then today, of course is May of Cook and
Speaker 1: also Leland Vinterck. But one of the guys I respect,
Speaker 1: even though he's a Canadian, Every Canadian I've met have
Speaker 1: been great people, kind of like every Indian I've met
Speaker 1: has been a great person. Is the great Kevin O'Leary
Speaker 1: of Shark Tank, and he's doing the rounds of interviews
Speaker 1: and I think this one is with Martha McCallum of
Speaker 1: Fox and he is making a point about communist red China.
Speaker 1: This thing has got completely out of hand over the
Speaker 1: past twenty five to thirty years since they joined the WTO,
Speaker 1: and at some point it's got to stop because it's
Speaker 1: hurting our country. They're not a nation we should deal
Speaker 1: with because they are not a democracy. They cause mayhem
Speaker 1: throughout the Asian Peninsula. They have difficulties and hiring workers
Speaker 1: from outside of China because you can't get into the country.
Speaker 1: They have tariffs. Our products can't get in there, but
Speaker 1: their products get in here. Plus they lie and they
Speaker 1: cheat and they steal, especially in intellectual properties. Here's the
Speaker 1: comments of Kevin o'larry of Shark Tank with Martha McCallum yesterday.
Speaker 11: Dave hit It and Kevin O'Leary, chairman of A Leary
Speaker 11: Ventures and Shark Tank star and investor. As I mentioned,
Speaker 11: he would like to see four hundred percent tariffs on China,
Speaker 11: and he said pretty strong language quote, squeeze Chinese heads
Speaker 11: into the wall. Now you want to explain what you're
Speaker 11: looking for in both of those In both of those
Speaker 11: opinions there Kevin.
Speaker 12: In the case of China, it's not just tariffs, it's
Speaker 12: not just the trade war, it's time. After decades, ever
Speaker 12: since they joined the WTO in two thousand, they have
Speaker 12: not abided by the rules and regulations. They have never, ever,
Speaker 12: ever been compliant. And over time this also happened in
Speaker 12: Europe and definitely domestically US. They have stolen an incredible
Speaker 12: amount of trillions of dollars worth of IP and there
Speaker 12: has never been any consequences until this administration. Now, I'm
Speaker 12: pretty frustrated as an investor because the classic situation for
Speaker 12: small business and entrepreneurial investing is you find a product
Speaker 12: or service in America. You've proven in the American markets
Speaker 12: to a run rate of five million dollars a year
Speaker 12: on Amazon, and Bang is ripped off in China. There's
Speaker 12: nothing you can do. You can't go appeal to WTO.
Speaker 12: It's deaf ears there. You can't let a gate because
Speaker 12: we don't have access to their courts, even though they
Speaker 12: have access to ours, and not only that, they have
Speaker 12: access to our capital markets, we let them list companies here.
Speaker 12: So I have to compete with a Chinese company that
Speaker 12: is not compliant with GAP, that completely ignore the regulator
Speaker 12: raise money when I have to compete on a basis
Speaker 12: where I have to be compliant, spend millions of dollars
Speaker 12: in compliance and make sure that the SEC and all
Speaker 12: the other regulatory bodies are okay with my issuance, but
Speaker 12: not the Chinese Why.
Speaker 11: I mean, you've pointed to some very specific examples of
Speaker 11: why this is so unfair for American companies versus Chinese companies,
Speaker 11: and obviously Chinese companies are essentially owned by the government.
Speaker 11: It's not a capitalism market like we have here. How
Speaker 11: do you think given China's economic struggles on their side,
Speaker 11: and we see that they have been sort of entrenching
Speaker 11: and figuring out how they're going to handle this, what
Speaker 11: do you think they're going to do at this point in.
Speaker 12: This big theoretical continue to build. That's why I was
Speaker 12: an advocate for why are we messing around? Just go
Speaker 12: to four hundred percent, get everybody on a plane, let's
Speaker 12: meet it and gcon bar wherever. Look what a twenty
Speaker 12: five percent every day until your four hundred. Just go
Speaker 12: to four hundred and then it becomes impossible for them
Speaker 12: to access the American market, which is thirty nine percent
Speaker 12: of all consumption in the world and twenty six point
Speaker 12: one percent of the world GDP. China cannot do without
Speaker 12: America period and the reason that she would care about
Speaker 12: this and be laser focused on it. He only gets
Speaker 12: to be the supreme leader in perpetuity while people are
Speaker 12: employed and eating and feeding and making sure their families
Speaker 12: are taken care of. If it's mass closures of factories,
Speaker 12: he's screwed. So he knows that too. And right now,
Speaker 12: as Stuart Varney detailed and others know this, it's precarious
Speaker 12: situation over in China on their currency and a lot
Speaker 12: of other issues as you measure their economy and their
Speaker 12: GDP growth. Now, look, I want to be clear about this.
Speaker 12: I have no problem with the Chinese people, and I,
Speaker 12: along with millions of other investors, want to do business
Speaker 12: in China. But I've had it with getting screwed on IP.
Speaker 12: I'm done and I want someone to go in there
Speaker 12: and level the playing field.
Speaker 1: That's what I want. And in some cases.
Speaker 11: They've extracted intellectual property in order for companies to get
Speaker 11: the right to do business in China as well. Kevin,
Speaker 11: thank you very much, Kevin O'Leary. We'll tauch you soon a.
Speaker 1: Couple of key points. Chinese individuals do not own their business.
Speaker 1: Chinese individuals do not own their homes. Chinese individuals do
Speaker 1: not own their cars. It's all owned by the federal
Speaker 1: Chinese government. And if you get sideways with any of them,
Speaker 1: you'll be not delisted. There'll be a bullet put in
Speaker 1: your head. We give them access to our markets. You
Speaker 1: know what it takes to go public in America. You
Speaker 1: know what it takes for a pharmaceutical company five hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars on average to bring one drug to market,
Speaker 1: and of the ones that are up brought to market,
Speaker 1: that one successful drug has got to handle all the
Speaker 1: nineteen of the twenty drugs that did not make it
Speaker 1: to market and pay all those expenses. So we're in
Speaker 1: two different systems. Even in Europe, if you have some difficulty,
Speaker 1: you have access to capital markets, you have property rights
Speaker 1: somebody owned something, and you have access to a court system.
Speaker 1: None of that applies in China. And the goal was
Speaker 1: thirty years ago when they came into the World Trade
Speaker 1: Organization during Bill Clinton's time in office. The wto was
Speaker 1: that you had a country in which, at that point
Speaker 1: about a billion people were living and they had no
Speaker 1: Most of the citizens had no electricity, did not have
Speaker 1: flush toilets. It was a huge market and it was thought, Okay,
Speaker 1: let's let them in. They're going to reform their behavior
Speaker 1: a little bit. It's going to bring them into the
Speaker 1: nations that are more civilized than the Chinese were thirty
Speaker 1: years ago. And as a consequence, it'll be better for
Speaker 1: the world. Well guess what, thirty years later hadn't worked
Speaker 1: out that way at all. It's awful, it's not good.
Speaker 1: They played by a different set of rules. And as
Speaker 1: Elon Musk has said, that, the Chinese government will steal, lie, cheat,
Speaker 1: and borrow the way to economic disparity. And it's not
Speaker 1: built like America is on market based ideas or consumer
Speaker 1: driven spending. It's built upon stealing ip from American and
Speaker 1: European countries and then reverse engineering and making money. And
Speaker 1: if you don't want to play the game in China,
Speaker 1: they will kill you and someone else will take over.
Speaker 1: That's the government we're dealing with. So how in the
Speaker 1: world can you function equally if you're a business owner
Speaker 1: in America competing against that. The answer is you can't.
Speaker 1: And on top of that, the idea that the Wigers,
Speaker 1: which is a Muslim minority, are in concentration camps, that
Speaker 1: they harvest organs of condemned prisoners for resale. And there's
Speaker 1: no property rights or a functional court system anywhere in China.
Speaker 1: So if you're not happy with what's going on, you
Speaker 1: have no redress anywhere except to lay down and take it.
Speaker 1: And so we finally, according to Kevin O'Leary and the
Speaker 1: Great America, and finally have a president that will stand
Speaker 1: up to this and say, we all have to play
Speaker 1: by the same rules. If we can't access your market,
Speaker 1: then you want access our market. We have a trade
Speaker 1: imbalance of about a trillion dollars a year that's going
Speaker 1: on for twenty to thirty years because we've been successful
Speaker 1: in bringing the Chinese people into the twenty first century,
Speaker 1: maybe too successful, and now we have to play by
Speaker 1: exactly the same rules. Now, will the Chinese government find
Speaker 1: a way to change Maybe? Will Donald Trump be under
Speaker 1: such pressure from the mainstream media and from Democrats that
Speaker 1: is going to have to switch it off. I don't know.
Speaker 1: This is the immovable object meeting the irresistible force. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't think the Trump's just going to
Speaker 1: back down. I don't think Jijiaoping's gonna back down. They
Speaker 1: may try uneven warship such as warfare, such as turning
Speaker 1: off certain parts of American power grid goes to all
Speaker 1: the malware. They've tried it before, where water systems and
Speaker 1: don't work. Turn on the faucet, there's no water coming out.
Speaker 1: The Chinese have prepared for this moment for a very
Speaker 1: long time. They have the capability of turning off large
Speaker 1: sections of the American economy because of the malware they're
Speaker 1: put on our phones in TikTok and systems ordered through China.
Speaker 1: They've been preparing for this in addition the invasion of Taiwan,
Speaker 1: which doesn't benefit them at all. There's nothing about the
Speaker 1: twenty two million people living in Taiwan compared to one
Speaker 1: point three billion that's going to affect the Chinese whatsoever.
Speaker 1: But they need to convenient foible in case things look
Speaker 1: bad for the government to attack Taiwan, so all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, it's a weapon of mass distraction to the
Speaker 1: Chinese people. But Kevin o'larry has it right, and they
Speaker 1: the government in China does not care about mid term
Speaker 1: elections or about popular opinion poll, or about consumer or confidence,
Speaker 1: or about the stock market. Don't care about that much.
Speaker 1: Like Muslim extremists. They have said repeatedly, if it takes
Speaker 1: a thousand years, we're going to win. If it takes
Speaker 1: a thousand years, we're going to win. And with America,
Speaker 1: what are the pole look like? How's the midterm? This
Speaker 1: so called trade war was started only about a week ago,
Speaker 1: and look where it is now. It's unbelievable how quickly
Speaker 1: this thing metastasizes. And the Chinese, if they're in the
Speaker 1: community of nations, they got to play by the same
Speaker 1: rules as everyone else, roughly, by the same rules. There's
Speaker 1: no property rights in China whatsoever for individual Chinese citizens.
Speaker 1: It doesn't exist. If they don't like what you're doing,
Speaker 1: you will have a bullet pull in your head and
Speaker 1: you'll be buried. That's it. And so we live by
Speaker 1: a different set of rules. It would be helpful in
Speaker 1: this one fight for the ages if we had a
Speaker 1: democratic party working with the president popularly elected to do
Speaker 1: this instead of working against him on a regular basis.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more reds. Baseball kicks off about five
Speaker 1: point forty tonight. I think the rock is in with
Speaker 1: Jason Williams and Moore. I don't know about you, but
Speaker 1: I listened to Tom Brenham in the Morning and Tommy
Speaker 1: is doing a great job. I'm glad he's come back
Speaker 1: to the mother ship. He started here in Sports in
Speaker 1: the Morning with Andy Mack about thirty thirty five years ago,
Speaker 1: and because of the precipitous departure of Mike McConnell, a
Speaker 1: living legend, he was able to slide in. And we've
Speaker 1: been blessed that when they so called icon leaves, we
Speaker 1: have some other icon to pick it up. And Tom
Speaker 1: Brenneman is an icon. Two twenty six Home Your Reds
Speaker 1: and Bengals and Deals on the Horizon News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred Wow, was.
Speaker 13: Talking about shutting down the losing streak and trying to
Speaker 13: keep this. They make sure that you guys stay relevant
Speaker 13: the race. That would really kind of boost thing and
Speaker 13: help you guys out. You know, yeah, yeah, yeah, there's
Speaker 13: nothing like irrelevance to make you feel irrelevant.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 12: Oh, hello, hello, quiet, and I'm Skos, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 6: God.
Speaker 13: Was talking about shutting down the losing streak and trying
Speaker 13: to keep this. They make sure that you guys stay
Speaker 13: relevant in the race. That would really kind of boost
Speaker 13: thing and help you guys out. You know, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 13: There's nothing like a make you feel irrelevant.
Speaker 1: Right, Joey Vondo's talking about you me or who? What's
Speaker 1: he doing there? I don't know.
Speaker 8: It was a few years there running relevance. There was
Speaker 8: another cut of area. I hope it never plays, but
Speaker 8: I thought that was the one for a minute. Almos
Speaker 8: at a heart attack. We'll make sure you play the
Speaker 8: right cut.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you, ship. I have enough problems around here.
Speaker 1: I'll say one other thing. Uh huh. Somehow Miami University's
Speaker 1: got to honor the national dodgeball champion. I would hope,
Speaker 1: so will you agree? Max Edling and the boys his
Speaker 1: life perfecting dodgeball takes down Michigan State takes down UC.
Speaker 1: Everyone calls, I.
Speaker 8: Don't care what you know. What you win a national
Speaker 8: championship has been in a regular sport, club sport, tiddley
Speaker 8: winks in college or marbles in college. You ought to
Speaker 8: be just Miami. Give them their due.
Speaker 1: They get back at eleven o'clock. I thought they'd be
Speaker 1: like a welcoming horde of thousands. No one's there. It's
Speaker 1: the National Championship. I don't care what what sport it's in,
Speaker 1: and the bars are shut down. Thank you? What are
Speaker 1: you doing Oxford eleven o'clock? Nothing?
Speaker 6: Well?
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Speaker 1: Spot unless you got the Frisbees champ coming in on Monday.
Speaker 8: Right now, it's the disc golf National champions from the
Speaker 8: University of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Aren't they Frisbees?
Speaker 8: Though calls disc golf, but it's not Frisbees, right, there's
Speaker 8: not no let's hook up to UC.
Speaker 1: Guys and get it.
Speaker 8: They had to put a you know, maybe what four
Speaker 8: or five holes at the Friendly Confine.
Speaker 1: That'd be great.
Speaker 8: Yeah, well, you can hit the golf ball or throw
Speaker 8: the disc.
Speaker 1: Changing the subject, what about BALLASTERI relieving himself and raised creek.
Speaker 8: Yesterday I thought he I thought the guy would be
Speaker 8: deported by this morning. I mean, they threw that coach
Speaker 8: out that wanted to talk to his player and he's
Speaker 8: in shorts. Where's he at now?
Speaker 1: He's in.
Speaker 8: He's in master's jail in the Costa Fulton. This guy
Speaker 8: and this guy couldn't hold it. He's got a rest
Speaker 8: room one hundred feet away, and he goes into he
Speaker 8: goes into rays Creek. You get in for, you know,
Speaker 8: in decent exposure, Bengo, then you get in for polluting
Speaker 8: railing rays.
Speaker 1: Creek is sacred. Yeah, he put urine in there? Correct?
Speaker 1: How do you do that? I guess this.
Speaker 8: I haven't seen any video of it yet, so I
Speaker 8: don't know. I want to see the video. I don't either,
Speaker 8: so I don't know what to tell you. But that's
Speaker 8: a major faux paul. And he's still playing, still playing. Well,
Speaker 8: he won't make the cuts. Sure, well that that's that's
Speaker 8: a curse. That's his cursive relieving himself and raised Creek.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable.
Speaker 14: Please continue, Well, the Reds open up that six game
Speaker 14: homes stand tonight with the first of three up against
Speaker 14: the Pirates and uh Brady Falter, Bailey Falter, excuse me,
Speaker 14: Bailey Falter will go for the Buckos and the Red
Speaker 14: Legs and their City Connect uniforms tonight up again, Well,
Speaker 14: we have Brady Singer and the opener.
Speaker 1: Boards talk. You know they played good teams. Now they're
Speaker 1: playing bad teams.
Speaker 8: All right, No Carrier's side pitch, Kelsey, Chevrolet Extra DA
Speaker 8: Show after the game.
Speaker 1: By the way, Macilroy, you have the scores to the Masters.
Speaker 1: This is something.
Speaker 8: Justin Rose is the clubhouse leader now after a seventy one.
Speaker 8: He's eight under. Bryce and Deshamba is seven right now
Speaker 8: at six. Roy McElroy is roared back. He's at six
Speaker 8: under along with the Victor Hobland. Five under is Matt McCarty.
Speaker 8: Also Scotty Scheffler and Corey Conners. So it should be
Speaker 8: one heck of a week and action in golf at
Speaker 8: beautiful Augusta, Georgia.
Speaker 1: Plus the May rain there tonight. What about that? Well,
Speaker 1: then that's gonna see what happens. I can't say.
Speaker 8: Let's see MLS soccer FC Cincinnati on the road tomorrow
Speaker 8: night against DC United, seven o'clock, ESPN, fifteen thirty. Let's
Speaker 8: see college basketball. Xavier transferred big man John Hugley as
Speaker 8: committed to play for the Duke Cane Dukes in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 8: Not good hockey. Cyclones last two games of the season
Speaker 8: tonight and tomorrow up against on the Road against the
Speaker 8: Iowa Highlanders. I think Hawkeyes Cyclones, Cyclones closing out there,
Speaker 8: but they're out of the playoffs, right I believe the
Speaker 8: clone Heads had not made it. What about Paul Lawless?
Speaker 8: Is he still playing nor retired? But a legend in
Speaker 8: his own mind? Pretty good golfer two. Also going back
Speaker 8: to the Masters, Baseball Hall of Famer and photographer extraordinaire
Speaker 8: Ken Griffy Junior unbelievable on the scene taking photos.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable, Andy mack Well. I think Randy Johnson does the
Speaker 1: same thing.
Speaker 8: Andy Johnson Junior has been to the Super Bowl and
Speaker 8: World Series.
Speaker 1: I didn't see anything. Did you see that coming?
Speaker 9: I had no idea that news Sake would have a question.
Speaker 1: Thank you? He likes you and you like him? Yes
Speaker 1: I do. I wish he gave more to Muller High School?
Speaker 1: Can I say that? Or not? Me too? He's almost
Speaker 1: boycotting Muller High School. Why is he doing that? I
Speaker 1: have no idea. You might ask you, guys.
Speaker 8: They got the they got the pitch, they got the pitching,
Speaker 8: they got the reds.
Speaker 1: I got to go to Montgomery Road right now and sentence. Now.
Speaker 1: One kid, what's his name for? It Zion.
Speaker 8: Zion just called it z He's the z man had
Speaker 8: We had a no hitter seventeen case.
Speaker 1: Out of twenty one out seven party Tuesday against Seattle.
Speaker 1: It's pretty good. Thank you, that's real good. I got
Speaker 1: a couple other guys up there at Moler. That's really good.
Speaker 1: Nick Krawl, get in the car and let's go now.
Speaker 1: Last uh, yesterday at two o seven, when Denise Treehouse
Speaker 1: came on to lay out the deal. Deal, Yeah, I'm waiting.
Speaker 1: I talked to my friends in Columbus. They're waiting, okay
Speaker 1: for the county and the Bengals to raise their hand
Speaker 1: and says we have a deal. Her idea was one
Speaker 1: third from the state, one third from the county, one
Speaker 1: third from the Bengals, slash NFL about three hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars each and in the state saying, okay, we gave
Speaker 1: six sixty to the Brownies, right because they got to
Speaker 1: build a brand new stadium. We're rehabbing one already.
Speaker 8: There a lot less, would you agree, I would say so.
Speaker 1: So what they want to do is for Denistreet House,
Speaker 1: Alisha Reese, Stephanie Dumas. On one hand, the Brown Bengals
Speaker 1: family on the other to say, you know what, we
Speaker 1: got a deal. Deal. So when I talked to my
Speaker 1: boys in Columbus, they tell me, we're not going to
Speaker 1: go through all these machinations unless there's a deal. Well,
Speaker 1: we need to get the deal deal by soon because
Speaker 1: June thirtieth, as you know, is the deadline, not just
Speaker 1: for the Bengalleys to pick up the two year lease extension,
Speaker 1: but also because the state is a budget. It's a
Speaker 1: two year budget must be done by June thirtieth or
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five until June thirtieth or twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 8: You know, June thirtieth, nineteen seventy is when the when
Speaker 8: Riverfront Stadium opened. I was there, right, I was there
Speaker 8: when the whole bathroom half the bathrooms didn't work. And
Speaker 8: I thinking, see, I bet you that Ballisteros guy was
Speaker 8: at Riverfront Stadium at night as a kid. I bet
Speaker 8: the bathrooms work at Augusta National. What do you think
Speaker 8: I would say? So unless this guy, you know, wants
Speaker 8: to go and raise creek.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was one of those things I have many
Speaker 1: of my friends who go up to an outstation on
Speaker 1: the golf course, walk around the side and relieve themselves
Speaker 1: in the bushes without going inside the bathroom. A friend
Speaker 1: of mine, I won't mention his name, likes doing that.
Speaker 1: It's a protest, I said, what are you protesting? That's
Speaker 1: what he says. It's a protest. What are you protesting?
Speaker 1: He wants to save water.
Speaker 8: Well, they got nine bathrooms at the Friendly Confined. Don't
Speaker 8: think just a few, and each each outhouse is a
Speaker 8: quarter of a million dollars. It's not like you're going
Speaker 8: to go in some urinal a portallet. Right, Well, you
Speaker 8: ought to see the bathrooms at Chembic country Club on
Speaker 8: the golf course. You're probably live in one quarter of
Speaker 8: a million dollars. But he won't go in it. He
Speaker 8: goes to the side to save water. I said what,
Speaker 8: I said, what do you do?
Speaker 1: I go right in the men's room, and I'm a
Speaker 1: proud you mean proud of the course.
Speaker 8: Of course you'll find the bath The regular bathroom is
Speaker 8: a peeing behind a tree.
Speaker 1: You will never find a tree somewhere. A friend of mine,
Speaker 1: I won't He'll go nameless purposely. Joseph Joe can't sell.
Speaker 1: He goes to the side of the bathroom to save water.
Speaker 1: I said, what, what save water. We got plenty. How
Speaker 1: much water is there in the High River?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Do we have any water in this community? It was
Speaker 1: sixty feet deep the other day. I think we have water,
Speaker 1: don't we? I would say so, we don't live in Arizona.
Speaker 1: I know in fact, if we were real smart, we'd
Speaker 1: save all that water.
Speaker 8: And it's been flowing past Cincinnati for what forever? Twelve
Speaker 8: thousand years?
Speaker 1: Thank you? If we had pipelines from the Ohio River
Speaker 1: to the desert for Arizona, Nevada. Right, does that make
Speaker 1: sense to anyone? Large six foot pipelines. We got more
Speaker 1: water and we can use getting out where it's needed.
Speaker 8: Well, Doctor Mead is from uh, Patriot, Indiana. He's the
Speaker 8: one that brought water to the west, didn't use anymore.
Speaker 8: That's why they got it Lake Mead. It's named after
Speaker 8: lake He's it's named after the gentleman me from Patriot, Indiana.
Speaker 1: I thought it was named after a Civil War general
Speaker 1: named Mead. No Patriot, Indiana, correct, Doctor Mead. I don't
Speaker 1: know what to say, but I think I'm gonna tell
Speaker 1: my buddy. You're telling him use the bathroom. You don't
Speaker 1: go to the side to protest. So he's outside the rest,
Speaker 1: outside the bathroom. That's you know what out I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell uh. I'll tell the management at Kenwood Country to
Speaker 1: believe total crap. Well not exactly, but and it is
Speaker 1: in job on It's okay, Well, that's good, thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying something's amiss there with this ballisterian guy.
Speaker 1: He's the US amateur champion who relieves himself in Race
Speaker 1: Creek and nothing happens. What what if?
Speaker 8: What I mean say, like, what if that happens on
Speaker 8: a on a public course or prior course something season?
Speaker 8: All right, you do You're in a public course, and
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, I don't know. It's not good.
Speaker 8: Gotta go it done, show respect for the environment. Correct.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying the general manager ken was guy named
Speaker 1: Dan Plunkett. I'm gonna get hold of Dan Plunkett and
Speaker 1: tell him. See a brother of Jim. Yes, okay, they're related.
Speaker 1: He went to Went's to Stanford two. Oh okay.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm just saying, now you got me fired up.
Speaker 8: I don't know why that happens. So I haven't seen
Speaker 8: video of anything. I don't think I want to do it,
Speaker 8: but I mean the guy had a I mean there's
Speaker 8: thousands of patrons everywhere. Almost said fans, But there's thousands
Speaker 8: of you can't say fans segment their patrons at Augusta, Georgia,
Speaker 8: and somebody had to see something, didn't they Maybe he's
Speaker 8: not well and down shows.
Speaker 1: Are they smoking crack or something?
Speaker 2: What are they thinking?
Speaker 8: Judeaters calling in? I mean a guy, you know, I mean,
Speaker 8: I know, you gotta go, gotta go, you gotta go.
Speaker 8: You gotta realize the environment you're in too. Plus there's
Speaker 8: a bathroom like about fifty yards twenty three years old.
Speaker 1: Hold it doesn't have a prostate problem?
Speaker 4: Does he?
Speaker 1: Twenty three? Just hold it? I know Eddie Fingers has
Speaker 1: a prostate problem. Though. Well we'll see him though. All right.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. But the Reds
Speaker 1: that played some good teams, now they're playing some bad teams.
Speaker 8: Well, they got three with the three with the Pirates,
Speaker 8: and then they got pat They're off on Monday and
Speaker 8: then the Seattle Mariners come to town.
Speaker 1: I'm very good they need to pick it up, would
Speaker 1: you agree? I would say so.
Speaker 8: A nice six game winning streak, get everybody off their back.
Speaker 1: Now Mo's after them. I will bring Championship Baseball to Cincinnati. Well,
Speaker 1: I didn't say when.
Speaker 8: All I can say there's thirteen games into the season, folks.
Speaker 6: Give it some time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you, But remember Mark, how about telling the
Speaker 1: Bengals it'd be good to win some games in September.
Speaker 1: How about telling the Reds win some games in April?
Speaker 1: Would you agree that would be nice? By May first? Right,
Speaker 1: they've had one winning record in twelve years in the
Speaker 1: month of April, coming May first and behind the eight ball,
Speaker 1: and the Bengals are the same way. Bengals even worse.
Speaker 8: Hopefully they'll rock and roll with you know, starting this weekend.
Speaker 1: I'll see what happened segment Get me out of the
Speaker 1: Stude's report.
Speaker 8: Well, are you on this National Pet Day? Really be
Speaker 8: nice to your pets? I love you and everywhere every
Speaker 8: other day.
Speaker 1: Frank Zibell of ACR guy I pulls and spas loves dogs.
Speaker 8: On this National Pet Day. We leave you with the
Speaker 8: immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 1: See Highway Patrol again next week. Until then, remember it
Speaker 1: isn't what's your drive, but how you drive accounts. This
Speaker 1: is Broderick Crawford saying, see you next week. Maybe they'll
Speaker 1: fix that road in Boone County. So those older women
Speaker 1: are not broadsided by a gravel truck that goes into
Speaker 1: a restaurant to it. Thank you unbelievable. Well, seg let's
Speaker 1: have a great weekend. See what happens on Monday. We've
Speaker 1: got a big item coming up, which is the UC
Speaker 1: national champion Frisbees the.
Speaker 8: Disc golf national champion. But are they Frisbees. I'll let
Speaker 8: I'll let them to say that and decide. I think
Speaker 8: they're Frisbees. But if they win the national title, that's
Speaker 8: good enough for me. And I think, don't the Bengals
Speaker 8: have the spring practices?
Speaker 1: Come air CAATs? Have it won? Tomorrow's Bengals have about
Speaker 1: three weeks, three or four weeks and they're back and
Speaker 1: maybe the deal deal will be struck by then. The
Speaker 1: powers that be in Columbus won a deal struck and
Speaker 1: they want it done soon. We'll see on the original
Speaker 1: deal was ninety five percent was paid for by the
Speaker 1: taxpayer one third one third? One third makes a lot
Speaker 1: of sense. Would you agree yes or no? I would
Speaker 1: say so. And lastly, pickleball was a joke about seven
Speaker 1: or eight years ago. Now where is it?
Speaker 8: The biggest thing going dodgeball is a joke. Now where
Speaker 8: will it be in seven or eight? Yennis courts are
Speaker 8: fading away? Pickle ball is in Why can you tell
Speaker 8: me why it's popularity?
Speaker 1: Will he?
Speaker 8: And anybody at any age could play it.
Speaker 1: You could be your age and play it your age
Speaker 1: and play it. Ors you weren't very good that day,
Speaker 1: But don't bring the up and wonder Rocky's not here.
Speaker 1: He's not He's not face embarrassment. He's embarrassment. If you
Speaker 1: by me and stand the man? How stand the man doing?
Speaker 1: Stand the man is fine? How old is he now?
Speaker 8: By about ninety six? Probably still whip us all? What
Speaker 8: about him and Olga?
Speaker 1: You know us? Stanley before he meets his maker? Could
Speaker 1: be anytime? One more match Rocky and me against you
Speaker 1: and Stanley? Does Stanley still play that? I don't know
Speaker 1: find out? I want another? I want to you don't.
Speaker 8: You don't take it. You lost to Carling coughing. Shut up,
Speaker 8: You lost to Stacy Lamb.
Speaker 1: Shut up?
Speaker 8: You lost myself and stan the pickleball man. Who else
Speaker 8: you lose?
Speaker 1: That's it? That's it?
Speaker 8: So but you know you will you think I'm We're
Speaker 8: going to give you a rematch. If I was you,
Speaker 8: I wouldn't had to gain from nothing, but you have
Speaker 8: to lose everything.
Speaker 1: Bingo.
Speaker 8: I don't want to hear you yap and that.
Speaker 1: You know we beat you.
Speaker 8: That's when Barry Larkin says you want to rematch. I
Speaker 8: said no, no, Barry Larkin, live with it. Thank you,
Speaker 8: You're done, especially get the embarrassment at getting whipped by
Speaker 8: you at Molar High School. Him and Bobby Brannon two
Speaker 8: are the greatest of all time to come out of
Speaker 8: Montgomery Road.
Speaker 1: Brandon and Larkin want to rematch?
Speaker 8: You know what I say, na ba bandah on seven
Speaker 8: hundred WW