Speaker 1: Get tonight. One of the games scheduled tonight was circled
Speaker 1: by the Great American in August. I said, it's going
Speaker 1: to be exciting. There'll be in Dallas Monday night football.
Speaker 1: Dallas will be poting for the lead in the NFC East,
Speaker 1: and of course the Bengals will be right there and
Speaker 1: the AFC North and away we go. But things didn't
Speaker 1: turn out that way. But Mo, Hagar, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Mo, how are you? I'm great, Willie,
Speaker 1: how are you well? I'm all upset. I'm angry. Why
Speaker 1: because tonight's game doesn't have the significance it should it.
Speaker 1: But before we get to that, you.
Speaker 2: Know, mathematically, mathematically, this is a possible Super Bowl preview.
Speaker 1: What year? I mean now?
Speaker 2: Mathematically, yes, both these teams are still alive for the postseason.
Speaker 1: So if Dallas wins the rest of their games, Bengals
Speaker 1: win the rest of their games, and all the opponents
Speaker 1: possibly they match up against loose the rest of their games.
Speaker 1: It's possible. It's mathematically, I said, possible. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: Dave Parker. Yes, the Cobra tell me great news for him,
Speaker 1: and we have a lot of cuts coming up later,
Speaker 1: But tell me about Dave Parker's worthiness for the Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame.
Speaker 2: Well, to me, two players got induction that made me
Speaker 2: push for his candidacy. One was Harold Bains. Harold Bain's
Speaker 2: terrific player, got to three thousand hits, was a D
Speaker 2: eight starting the twenty seven years old. Dave Parker was
Speaker 2: a better baseball player than Harold Baines. Dave Parker was
Speaker 2: the ultimate five tool guy. Could hit, could hit for power,
Speaker 2: could run despite his knees, could go get it in
Speaker 2: right field. And I'm not sure I've seen a better
Speaker 2: throwing arm. Go put on YouTube the nineteen seventy nine
Speaker 2: All Star Game. It's it's majestic. So that was number one.
Speaker 1: Number two.
Speaker 2: One of the arguments against Dave Parker was he was
Speaker 2: included in the group of players who was involved in
Speaker 2: the Pittsburgh drug trials.
Speaker 1: I was there. Nobody knows what that those trials were
Speaker 1: actually about. I was there the players, and I didn't
Speaker 1: know what.
Speaker 2: The players themselves were not on trial, but a number
Speaker 2: of them had to testify. One of them was Dave Parker,
Speaker 2: the other was Tim rays Or. One of the others
Speaker 2: was Tim Rains. Tim got inducted a few years ago.
Speaker 2: On are the arguments against Dave Parker was, well, the
Speaker 2: cocaine thing, Well Tim Rains had the cocaine thing.
Speaker 1: That didn't preclude him.
Speaker 2: So once those two men got in and by the way,
Speaker 2: both deserving Tim Rains especially, I started to rethink Dave
Speaker 2: Parker's candidacy. One of the things that was held against
Speaker 2: him is if you look at what should have been
Speaker 2: some of his prime seasons, I believe his age thirty
Speaker 2: and thirty one years he started to deal with injury,
Speaker 2: so his peak was relatively short. But in the mid
Speaker 2: to late seventies, I'm not sure there was a better
Speaker 2: baseball player. Two time batting champion, arguably the best player
Speaker 2: on the nineteen seventy nine Pirates which won the World
Speaker 2: Series and then dealt with health issues, comes to Cincinnati
Speaker 2: and enjoys a career revival nineteen eighty five, number two
Speaker 2: in the MVP voting. One may argue he should have
Speaker 2: won over Willie McGee. I think the MVP that year
Speaker 2: should have been Dwight Gooden. That's neither here nor there.
Speaker 2: But Dave Parker has this career resurgence in Cincinnati, and
Speaker 2: there's an MLB Network special on Dave Parker that aired
Speaker 2: two to two and a half years ago, and on
Speaker 2: it you have men like Barry Larkin and Eric Davis
Speaker 2: who talk about, Look, I was a young player, Dave
Speaker 2: Parker was my teammate. This guy showed me the ways.
Speaker 2: He then goes to Oakland, wins a World Series with
Speaker 2: the A's in nineteen eighty nine, hits three postseason home runs,
Speaker 2: plays through nineteen ninety one. So had a long career
Speaker 2: and for a stretch of time in the late seventies
Speaker 2: was arguably the best player in baseball.
Speaker 1: So this was a guy.
Speaker 2: You know, I think we have I think we have
Speaker 2: smarter people looking at this now. Dave Parker's the highest
Speaker 2: number of votes he or percentage of votes he got
Speaker 2: from the writers I believe.
Speaker 1: Was twenty four and a half percent, ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But we run these guys through a series of committees,
Speaker 2: and I think this is good because I think it
Speaker 2: provides the system of checks and balances. And the people
Speaker 2: of Dave Parker's era knew that this was a guy
Speaker 2: from Cincinnati who at his peak there was nobody better.
Speaker 2: Plus he was one of the coolest players of all time.
Speaker 2: He smoked in the dugout. He wore Adjasent's mask on
Speaker 2: the field. When he broke his jaw, he stood over
Speaker 2: the plate with that hulking frame. I'm not sure I've
Speaker 2: seen anybody his size tower over the inside part of
Speaker 2: the plate like Dave Parker.
Speaker 1: So you're a picture on the mountain. You want to
Speaker 1: come inside, right?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: I want to hit him. No.
Speaker 2: So just I'm thrilled for him, and you and I
Speaker 2: have both had him on our respective shows often over
Speaker 2: the years. His Parkinson's diagnosis has you know, it's taken
Speaker 2: somebody who was kind of defined by size and strength
Speaker 2: and might, and it's wilton him down a little bit.
Speaker 2: But he still has that handshake, and he has worked
Speaker 2: tirelessly to help people also dealing with and living with Parker,
Speaker 2: and I think that's admirable. So I am very, very
Speaker 2: happy for the Colbert today.
Speaker 1: In the mid eighties, when you talk to those in
Speaker 1: the locker room, there was no one more dominating in
Speaker 1: the locker room and in the dugout than Dave park
Speaker 1: Oh wait, now, let's move on to tonight's game.
Speaker 2: And by the way, twenty seven hundred hits, three hundred
Speaker 2: and thirty nine homers a career two ninety batting average.
Speaker 2: I mean people talk about counting stats. I mentioned he
Speaker 2: led the league in ops. He legallygan slugging percentage twice.
Speaker 2: He was a two time batting champion. This was a
Speaker 2: hillaciously good player. Led the league in doubles, had a
Speaker 2: thirty four homer season, a thirty homer season, and by
Speaker 2: the way, at the age of thirty eight in nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty nine, he drives in ninety seven and hits twenty
Speaker 2: two homers for a team that won the World Series.
Speaker 1: Not bad, pretty good, and that curt as strong stuff
Speaker 1: to Caterer and Pittsburgh. I was president for the trial,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking, you know what, Dale Barra was there
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking, what is this about? Tell me, tell
Speaker 1: me what this is about. And the prosecutor there wanted
Speaker 1: to prosecute the Caterer because it allowed him to bring
Speaker 1: to Pittsburgh all these famous guys and cross examined them
Speaker 1: when they were not directly charged at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a great book about that. And the players
Speaker 2: were lied to because they were told. And it's Tim
Speaker 2: Rains Dave Parker. I think, uh, Dale Barra, Dale Barra,
Speaker 2: Keith Hernandez, five or six players, well known players, and
Speaker 2: they were told, all right, you'll testify, but we're gonna
Speaker 2: sneak in the back of the courthouse.
Speaker 1: They all got the Pittsburgh what do they do?
Speaker 2: Raided them in front of all these television people, and
Speaker 2: they all got fined. They serve deferred suspensions, they had
Speaker 2: to do community work as assigned by Peter Youberroth. But
Speaker 2: I you know, forty years later, we know those players
Speaker 2: did cocaine, but we don't know why they were, why
Speaker 2: they were in the courtroom.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows about it because who they were, that's why
Speaker 1: they were in the court room.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Secondly, yeah, you know the facts a little better than
Speaker 1: I do. When it comes to sports, would you agree, no,
Speaker 1: Lamar Jackson, you have to benchmark the Bengals against like Baltimore.
Speaker 1: I think against the last ten or twelve games, Lamar
Speaker 1: Jackson's like ten and one or eleven to one to
Speaker 1: the positive side, something like that. And I think with
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh this century, the Bengals are like four and twenty
Speaker 1: one at home against Pittsburgh not good. And against Cleveland
Speaker 1: they have a losing record the past five years. So
Speaker 1: in tonight's game should have been like unbelievable, Joe Burrows
Speaker 1: having the best year any Bengals quarterbacks ever had, and
Speaker 1: you're talking about the possibility. But of all the things
Speaker 1: that might have been, this year's team was three or
Speaker 1: four plays from being leading the division. How sad are
Speaker 1: you tonight to listen to the game tonight? Right here,
Speaker 1: it's said suppressing.
Speaker 2: They've scored ninety nine points over their last three games
Speaker 2: and they haven't won any of them.
Speaker 1: Let me just think about that.
Speaker 2: If they win two of them, If they win two
Speaker 2: of those games, they're going into this game tonight six
Speaker 2: and six in it, and you're looking at him, going,
Speaker 2: you know what, if this team can just get in offensively,
Speaker 2: they've got a chance against anybody. But instead, because they
Speaker 2: can't make a play on defense, so they don't make
Speaker 2: a kick on special teams, or they keep wasting greatness
Speaker 2: by Joe Burrow in this offense, and Joe hasn't been perfect,
Speaker 2: but he's played at an MVP caliber level. Instead, they're
Speaker 2: essentially playing out the string, and we should be talking
Speaker 2: about them again. Just make it six and six. Take
Speaker 2: any one of these games, or any two of these
Speaker 2: games where they've scored a bunch of points, they win them.
Speaker 2: They're six and six, Your five and a half point
Speaker 2: favorite tonight against Dallas. I believe your favorite next week
Speaker 2: against the Tennessee Titans. You're gonna be favorite at home
Speaker 2: against the Browns, who have already been eliminated, right, And
Speaker 2: you're probably gonna be favorite at home against the Denver Broncos.
Speaker 2: And you go to Pittsburgh, a team that you at
Speaker 2: times scored out, will on. We should be talking about
Speaker 2: the home stretch here we go. Just get in and
Speaker 2: you've got a chance against anybody. But because they have
Speaker 2: built a historically bad defense, because they have failed in
Speaker 2: so many areas to kind of take what they did
Speaker 2: on defense in twenty twenty one and translated to a
Speaker 2: better unit with younger players this year, this team is
Speaker 2: four and eight and an avatar for wasting greatness.
Speaker 1: Chuck Ledwick kind of went after you and the Rock.
Speaker 1: You and the Rock say it'll take years, Chuck says,
Speaker 1: a couple players away. They're back next year. They're real close.
Speaker 1: Who's right, Chuck? Are you and the Rock? Chuck or
Speaker 1: chick Chick? I mean chick or Chuck? Well, I call
Speaker 1: him Chuck like we can can they can. They be
Speaker 1: a playoff team next year.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, but we're talking about like competing for a championship, right.
Speaker 2: That's the whole idea behind drafting Joe Burrow was he
Speaker 2: is going to lead them to a title, and he's
Speaker 2: come close. In order to do that, they need a
Speaker 2: better team. How do they get a better team? Look
Speaker 2: at all the areas they have to address. This is
Speaker 2: the longest off season to do list they've had in
Speaker 2: quite a while. Now, the good news is, regardless of
Speaker 2: what the coaching staff looks like next year, regardless of
Speaker 2: how you feel about the draft, what they do in
Speaker 2: free agency, they've got this one amazing piece to build
Speaker 2: everything around.
Speaker 1: And that's number nine.
Speaker 2: First of all, you've got to have a resolution to
Speaker 2: the Jamar Chase thing, which is gonna cost them more
Speaker 2: money now because he's having a great year. They need
Speaker 2: help on the offensive line. They need help out wide receiver.
Speaker 2: Have they replaced t Higgins yet they're gonna lose in
Speaker 2: this offseason?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: So those two areas, I'd argue. They could use help
Speaker 2: at running back. Okay, now let's look at the defense.
Speaker 2: Need help on the edge, need help on the inside,
Speaker 2: need help at linebacker, need help at corner, need help
Speaker 2: a safety.
Speaker 1: There's eight positions. There's eight positions, Lodwig says, quickly turn
Speaker 1: around next year.
Speaker 2: Now, can they address each of those positions? Yes, well,
Speaker 2: they successfully address all of them enough to take this
Speaker 2: team from four and eight through twelve games too.
Speaker 1: I don't know, ten and two, nine in three Baltimore
Speaker 1: when they don't beat Baltimore, they don't beat Pittsburgh, they
Speaker 1: don't beat the Browns well. And they also get off
Speaker 1: to slow starts. How's that possible?
Speaker 2: And so you know, think of all these things they've
Speaker 2: they've got a switch. You've got to be better in
Speaker 2: your division, right, which they've struggled for a while, even
Speaker 2: two years ago, and they ran away with the division. Essentially,
Speaker 2: they were bad against the AFC North. Their slow starts
Speaker 2: are an organizational narrative that you cannot avoid. Oh to
Speaker 2: three this year, oh and two the year before, oh
Speaker 2: and tow the year before that. How does Zach Taylor
Speaker 2: balance keeping our players healthy during the offseason but getting
Speaker 2: them more ready to start the season right next year?
Speaker 2: Cannot be oh and two, oh and three?
Speaker 1: But like that's that's the thing we could talk about.
Speaker 1: A banded schedule next year, we too, we can.
Speaker 2: They had a bad schedule this year, right, They were
Speaker 2: big favorites against the Patriots. They should have beaten the Commanders.
Speaker 2: They should have won that game against Kansas City. They
Speaker 2: did not, So we could talk about what they haven't
Speaker 2: done in recent weeks. Losing to Pittsburgh, losing to the Chargers,
Speaker 2: losing to the Baltimore Ravens. Those losses sting more because you're
Speaker 2: trying to make up for a ground that you lost
Speaker 2: back in September, So all these things have to get changed.
Speaker 2: I would be more than willing to bet the Bengals
Speaker 2: are a playoff team next year. Joe Burrow plays seventeen games,
Speaker 2: but are the championship caliber team to go from where
Speaker 2: they are defensively to what they're gonna have to be
Speaker 2: I think is going to take more than one offseason.
Speaker 1: What causes me excitement if you live in this area,
Speaker 1: you got the Cleveland Browns and stink the Buckeyes. I
Speaker 1: talk to a very high place source really in politics, oh,
Speaker 1: the highest, almost the highest, who said the wine can't
Speaker 1: say day is done, okay, can't happen?
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's going to be really hard for
Speaker 2: Ryan Day. If they lose this game to Tennessee.
Speaker 1: And they're favored by eight and a half.
Speaker 2: Now, now, are we really going to let's say Ohio
Speaker 2: State plays for the national championship.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's different. Like, so here's my question.
Speaker 2: How far does he have to advance Ohio State football
Speaker 2: in the playoff in order.
Speaker 1: To get people in the championship game? Because okay o,
Speaker 1: Higo States headed up to here with Ryan.
Speaker 2: Dew so they could conceivably win the national championship. Course,
Speaker 2: by the way, it could happen. They're favored against Tennessee.
Speaker 2: They almost beat Oregon in their building. If I'm an
Speaker 2: Ohio State fan, I don't feel like that game. I
Speaker 2: don't feel like that game is impossible to win.
Speaker 1: I'm in the middle of my question, by the way, Well.
Speaker 2: But here's my thing. Let's say they win the national title.
Speaker 2: Does the conversation instantly become that's cool, but you're on
Speaker 2: the hot seat.
Speaker 1: Because you haven't beat Michigan in four years. Well, here's
Speaker 1: my issue with that.
Speaker 2: We have deflated the value of regular season games in
Speaker 2: college football. Right now, you can lose three times and
Speaker 2: still make almost So we have said these individual games
Speaker 2: in the regular season matter less. You no longer have
Speaker 2: to go undefeated to play for a championship. You no
Speaker 2: longer have to go eleven and one to play for
Speaker 2: a championship. You no longer have to win a conference
Speaker 2: championship to play for a championship. So we have deflated
Speaker 2: the value of individual games. Yet in this one game,
Speaker 2: one game made it so it has never mattered more.
Speaker 1: I'm in the middle of my two things. Don't mesh.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, I'm in the middle of my questions. I
Speaker 1: haven't gotten to close ask your question. I'm just looking regionally.
Speaker 1: The brown stink correct, Buck guys in trouble, Uh huh,
Speaker 1: Bengals not good. What do we care about the Browns
Speaker 1: Because I'm doing regional. I haven't got South yet. I'm
Speaker 1: done to the Bees, the Browns, the Buck guys, the Bengals.
Speaker 1: And then you got the Cincinnati Reds, who I love deeply.
Speaker 1: Not good stuff. And then you got Kentucky football with
Speaker 1: stoops not good. And then you got the Muller High School.
Speaker 1: Then you got Anderson. Everywhere I look, I see nothing
Speaker 1: but well they lost. And then you throw in FC
Speaker 1: when they're up two goals against Columbus a year or
Speaker 1: two ago. And is there any sense that in this
Speaker 1: region we're blessed with so many positive things, but professional sports,
Speaker 1: which I include the buck Guys. Professor, this morning, buck
Speaker 1: guys are playing for a national title. They're in the playoff.
Speaker 1: You talk to Buck Eye Nation as I do. I
Speaker 1: take their pulse. It's not good. That's it's not good.
Speaker 2: That's a reflection on them, not a reflection on the program.
Speaker 2: Ryan Day runs a good program.
Speaker 1: And then the bear Cats, He's.
Speaker 2: Beaten multiple playoff teams this year. The Bearcat football team. Look,
Speaker 2: Scott Saderfield's got his hands full. Man, there's no getting
Speaker 2: around the.
Speaker 1: Arizona State was picked and finish sixteenth. They're in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: Bear Cats beat the Bearcats beat him and now was
Speaker 1: playing for so everywhere I look, Browns, Buck Guys, Bengals, Bearcats,
Speaker 1: Kentucky High School except for Scott Tackett Beechwood did unbullieing.
Speaker 1: So do I have hope? Give me hope? Mo I
Speaker 1: need hope? I think you see and Xavier are both
Speaker 1: going to make the NCAA tournament. Who wins this weekend
Speaker 1: cross time shootout? Let's talk about that later this week.
Speaker 1: Xavier will win Okay, fine, they win. I have no hope.
Speaker 2: So Xavier going to be n CUBA tournament teams. I
Speaker 2: think Kentucky's going to be an NCAA tournament team. How
Speaker 2: about their comeback on Saturday night down eighteen against Kenzaga
Speaker 2: and Seattle and Mark Pope coached his brains out and
Speaker 2: one and one. So there's a short handed too short handed.
Speaker 2: There's a lot to like there. The Miami Radhawks are
Speaker 2: in the Snoop.
Speaker 1: Dogg Arizona Bowl.
Speaker 2: Huh sponsored by Gin and Juice the Miami RedHawks, so
Speaker 2: things to like?
Speaker 1: Oh you, the Bobcats won for the first time in decades.
Speaker 1: Good for them, Ken, Bruce, happy and Brew. We gotta run.
Speaker 1: But Mo, everywhere I look, I see nothing but opportunities
Speaker 1: tonight its until you look at me. Wasted opportunity, Mo eager,
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, thank you. Let's continue have hope,
Speaker 1: I say, Moke. All we have, MO is hope, keep
Speaker 1: hope alive. I have hope. All we have is hope.
Speaker 1: That's all. Do you have hope? Are we going to
Speaker 1: wager on the shootout? Absolutely? I'm taking Zager by the way,
Speaker 1: straight up, no points. Whatever Xavier gets I get on
Speaker 1: seven hundred w l W meanwhy let me get after
Speaker 1: a decade and more good things going on relative New
Speaker 1: York City and what's happening there. Number one, Daniel Penny
Speaker 1: was found not guilty of the underlying charge and there
Speaker 1: was hung jury on the more reckless homicide side charge,
Speaker 1: which means the case is now dismissed. And of course
Speaker 1: those who couldn't have cared less about Jordan Neely in
Speaker 1: life now wants to benefit from his death. And the
Speaker 1: crowd is forming in New York City outside the courtroom
Speaker 1: demanding one hundred million dollars for a life not well lived.
Speaker 1: And his family and friends could not have cared less
Speaker 1: about him when he was alive. But now that he's dead,
Speaker 1: you're going to have the Benjamin crumbs and others wanting
Speaker 1: to profit off of it. That's a different matter. I
Speaker 1: would also note that a man has been picked up
Speaker 1: in Altoona, Pennsylvania and McDonald's restaurant connected to the United
Speaker 1: Healthcare CEO shooting the murder of the CEO, and when
Speaker 1: he was arrested, this man who appears to be similar
Speaker 1: in appearance to the one who killed the CEO executive
Speaker 1: in his possession a weapon similar to the one used
Speaker 1: in the murder, and a suppressor, and so he's twenty
Speaker 1: six years old. Picked up at a McDonald's in Altoona, PA.
Speaker 1: After an employee at McDonald's thought he looked like the
Speaker 1: man in New York City called police. The police showed up.
Speaker 1: He had fake IDs, including one NYPD believes was used
Speaker 1: by the killing suspect New York City to get a room.
Speaker 1: The tune of police responded to the call, picked up
Speaker 1: the man, searched him, found all this incriminating evidence. The
Speaker 1: man also had some documents investigators wanted to examine us
Speaker 1: potentially relating to a motive. Also had those documents. He's
Speaker 1: being questioned as I speak. And this isn't the murder
Speaker 1: of the CEO of healthcare Company United, and it all
Speaker 1: we can with a tip. The man stopped a person
Speaker 1: traveling by bus, recovered a suppressor, stopped into McDonald's employee calls,
Speaker 1: and suddenly, probably the murderer of Brian Thompson has been apprehended,
Speaker 1: along with documents that may provide the motive. One is
Speaker 1: presumed that had something to do with turning down the
Speaker 1: either he or a family member for medical care. There
Speaker 1: was a partial fingerprint and DNA recovered during the search.
Speaker 1: So far that's not yield in any matches on databases
Speaker 1: all over the world. The fingerprint was recovered from a
Speaker 1: purported burner phone thought to belong to the suspect, and
Speaker 1: once he's fingerprint, which will be quite soon. If the
Speaker 1: fingerprint of the twenty six year old man picked up
Speaker 1: in Altoona, Pennsylvania matches the fingerprint on the burner phone,
Speaker 1: that is somewhat incriminating, would you agree. Also there was
Speaker 1: DNA from a water bottle an energy bar wrapper the
Speaker 1: suspect is said to have bought New York City. So
Speaker 1: from the from the DNA swab, they're going to take
Speaker 1: some time this afternoon that's going to hook up and
Speaker 1: police release new photos of the suspect in the backseat
Speaker 1: of a taxi wearing a jacket while walking on the
Speaker 1: street and both he's wearing a hood and a face mask.
Speaker 1: And backpack believed to be the suspects was recovered Friday
Speaker 1: in Central Park and cops have said it contained money
Speaker 1: from a Monopoly board game, a law enforcement a source
Speaker 1: told CNN and then Tommy Hilfiger jacket and police divers
Speaker 1: have did not find a weapon in ponds in and
Speaker 1: around Central Park, but a weapon similar to the one
Speaker 1: used to kill the CEO of United Healthcare was found
Speaker 1: in this person's possession, so quickly through ballistics they can
Speaker 1: hook up that weapon of the murder, the DNA, the
Speaker 1: fingerprint appears they have their man. And if he was smart,
Speaker 1: if you're hard an attorney like James Bogan, he would
Speaker 1: clam up at this point and shut the hell up
Speaker 1: because Brian Thompson is dead, and it is sick when
Speaker 1: you have numerous individuals kind of celebrating in a sense
Speaker 1: Brian Thompson's death. Go see worked for a healthcare company
Speaker 1: and and that it appears this will be by certainly
Speaker 1: by news tonight. We should have more on that. So
Speaker 1: a man is being questioned with gun suppressor and fake
Speaker 1: IDs that connect up to one of the fake id's
Speaker 1: in the hostel that was used in New York City.
Speaker 1: Along with other information, it's pretty clear they got the
Speaker 1: right guy, and whether there's a conspiracy or not, we'll
Speaker 1: be determined soon. Who helped him, who didn't help him,
Speaker 1: who provided him the weapons, et cetera. And away we go.
Speaker 1: So we'll continue to follow that. Secondly, Dan Hills is
Speaker 1: a man whose judgment I rely upon greatly. He's been
Speaker 1: a cop for about thirty five years. He retired in
Speaker 1: glory as president of the FOB. He was with you
Speaker 1: and I last week, I think it was Friday, talk
Speaker 1: about what happened in the homeless encampment under four seventy one.
Speaker 1: And of course we have the tape and it was
Speaker 1: delivered to the City of Cincinnati. Molly Lair, I think
Speaker 1: formerly a Channel five were five stands for news. She's
Speaker 1: the director of communications for the city Manager's office, and
Speaker 1: our Brian Combe sent her a statement that Dan Hills
Speaker 1: had made that the city was aware of a homeless
Speaker 1: encampment under four seventy one for about eight weeks. They'd
Speaker 1: put up signs which you must do seventy two hours
Speaker 1: ahead of time. You must clear out or else your
Speaker 1: possessions will be will be collected, and that according to
Speaker 1: Dan Hills, this was sort of like a protest fire
Speaker 1: in order to cause some difficulty to the city. And
Speaker 1: according to Dan Hills, a few hours later, which would
Speaker 1: have been the early morning hours of November the first,
Speaker 1: that the city was going to go in and clean
Speaker 1: out the homeless encampment. Molly Layer, representing the city, said
Speaker 1: this is not the case, and so we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: And the city this week's still not going to release
Speaker 1: a report as to what it is. But with you
Speaker 1: and I both know the number of homeless encampments in
Speaker 1: the city is proliferating. In fact, I'm somewhat certain and
Speaker 1: I'm thankful that Joe Dieters himself will be here after
Speaker 1: two o'clock. And Joe Dieters, as the prosecutor, was involved
Speaker 1: in getting a court order requiring the city the city
Speaker 1: manager to disperse homeless encampments on the public property. It
Speaker 1: was signed by Judge Norbert natal and at this point
Speaker 1: the successor is Judge Patrick Diglocker. And it appears that
Speaker 1: the city is in contempt of court of that court order.
Speaker 1: And it also appears that O Dot notified the city
Speaker 1: a year ago to clean out and get rid of
Speaker 1: the homeless encampments under I seventy one seventy five and
Speaker 1: four seventy one and two seventy five because they're illegal.
Speaker 1: And as a consequence, this is going to be hell
Speaker 1: to pay. And at this point we're looking at maybe
Speaker 1: thirty to forty million dollars in bridge repairs, but also
Speaker 1: the millions of man hours over several months lost by
Speaker 1: residents going thither and fro to northern Kentucky to Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: And it appears there's some liability on someone's part for this.
Speaker 1: I would not be surprised if there's a class action
Speaker 1: lawsuit filed at some point charging the city with failure
Speaker 1: to enforce the law, which they must do under the
Speaker 1: court order of Judge Nato now Judge Patrick Dingelocker, that
Speaker 1: you must clean out these encampments on city property when
Speaker 1: there's plenty of room by the way, in the homeless shelters.
Speaker 1: But about half of the homeless who are drug addicted
Speaker 1: and mentally ill, don't want to go to the shelters
Speaker 1: because you can't engage in the kinds of wrongful behavior
Speaker 1: you can do outside. And the city has been told
Speaker 1: and this is absolutely the truth from Dan Hills and
Speaker 1: from Ken Kober. Detective ken Kober is the current head
Speaker 1: of the FOP, that his guys have been told not
Speaker 1: to arrest homeless unless there's some secondary charge which happens
Speaker 1: all the time, which is theft, which is drug use,
Speaker 1: which is buying and selling sex for profit, which is
Speaker 1: fencing proper. He's stolen out of cars all over Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and it happens all the time, but the comps are told,
Speaker 1: don't do that. And so this thing is going to
Speaker 1: metastasize if and when we get a new US Attorney
Speaker 1: for the Southern District of Ohio. Right now, Kenneth Parker
Speaker 1: is there. He's leaving January the twentieth. He's a Democratic appointee,
Speaker 1: and most have said Kenneth Parker according to Merlin Schiveduk
Speaker 1: or another the magic Man's done a pretty damn good
Speaker 1: job as the US attorney, but he's a Democrat. So
Speaker 1: the Democrat is going to be asked for his resignation
Speaker 1: at twelve oh one pm on January the twentieth. Then
Speaker 1: it'll be up to Bernie Marino, who's coming up with
Speaker 1: you and I in about fifteen minutes to discuss who's
Speaker 1: going to become the next US attorney. And when state
Speaker 1: or city officials refuse to comply with federal law, normally
Speaker 1: there's hell to pay. And in this case, if you
Speaker 1: obstruct or impede the progress of a federal criminal investigation,
Speaker 1: you're subject to five years in prison, locked up you
Speaker 1: get the bracelets put on in your purp walked. And
Speaker 1: so there's a new sheriff in town, and that's going
Speaker 1: to be the US Attorney's office, conducted by individuals selected
Speaker 1: by Donald Trump. And Donald Trump does not care much
Speaker 1: for blue cities. And the City of Cincinnati and Hamilton
Speaker 1: County are blue cities and blue counties. And they're not
Speaker 1: enforcing federal law or state law or meanicipal law. They're
Speaker 1: not enforcing the law because it is politically inconvenient in
Speaker 1: reality when the new US attorney is selected. And by
Speaker 1: the way, it's not going to be yours. Truly, I
Speaker 1: was contacted and I said, I have no interest in
Speaker 1: that position because I'm happy to be with you every
Speaker 1: day that that federal official is going to make sure
Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati enforces federal law when it comes
Speaker 1: to homelessness, encampments on federal property, the interstate highway system,
Speaker 1: plus the court order demanding that city officials clean out
Speaker 1: homeless encampments or anyone sleeping on city, county, or state
Speaker 1: property or federal property. Then lastly, when it comes to
Speaker 1: enforcement of immigration laws, so immigration laws are not being
Speaker 1: enforced adequately in Hambleton, County, And I'm somewhat certain the
Speaker 1: new US Attorney's going to enforce immigration laws and if
Speaker 1: anyone impedes or obstructs their investigation, they're subject to being
Speaker 1: arrested themselves, no matter who they are, and locked up
Speaker 1: five years in a federal prison. So that's going to
Speaker 1: be one of those come to Jesus moments when the
Speaker 1: police themselves, the individual cops on the street have been told,
Speaker 1: on one hand, do not enforce the law when it
Speaker 1: comes to homelessness. Of course they're committing criminal trespass. But
Speaker 1: then on the other hand, make sure they do something
Speaker 1: else and then maybe arrest them, which that doesn't happen either.
Speaker 1: So if a city cop refuses to enforce the law
Speaker 1: and impedes a federal investigation into shall we say, either
Speaker 1: homeless encampments or immigration statutes, that police officer could be
Speaker 1: arrested and charged with federal violations. Now that cop would say,
Speaker 1: wait a minute. Now, I'm told by the guy that
Speaker 1: signs my check, I'm told by my employer not to
Speaker 1: do it. Well, that's not an excuse. I can't give
Speaker 1: you permission to break federal law. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Can you smell when I'm cooking. It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1: The Democrats, who in the forties, fifties, and sixties in
Speaker 1: the South barred public schooling to black kids are now
Speaker 1: in another time, another generation, barring federal officials from enforcing
Speaker 1: federal law. And it's share along the city manager. It's
Speaker 1: Scottie Johnson who's on the city council, It's Mayor f
Speaker 1: To Pierval and others are not fallowing federal law and
Speaker 1: if they fail to do so in the future, they
Speaker 1: could be arrested and charged with federal violations. Hasn't happened
Speaker 1: so far because Kenneth Parker Democratic appointees not going to
Speaker 1: do that. The next person as the US Attorney could
Speaker 1: be Alando Sanza, could be Russell Mock, maybe someone else
Speaker 1: completely unbeknownst to yours. Truly, it's going to be under
Speaker 1: a mandate from the Department of Justice in pam Bondi
Speaker 1: to enforce federal law in cities who call themselves sanctuary cities.
Speaker 1: It's not going to work anymore. Those days are done.
Speaker 1: Over eight years of Obama would not enforce it. The
Speaker 1: first four years with the Trumpster, he was under federal
Speaker 1: investigation he had a bunch of nats and fleas and
Speaker 1: flies buzzing around him. But this time it'll be Trump unbridled,
Speaker 1: and he's going to say, you know what, there's a
Speaker 1: law that says you have to enforce immigration and help
Speaker 1: us in operhending criminals. And if that doesn't happen, you'll
Speaker 1: be notified by the local US attorney. You'll get you'll
Speaker 1: get a target letter, which means we're going to arrest
Speaker 1: you and then watch what happens. And the jury in
Speaker 1: Cincinnati will be drawn from southern Ohio, which are the counties,
Speaker 1: certainly Hamley County, but all the other counties between here
Speaker 1: and Portsmouth quite conservative. So this thing's going to come
Speaker 1: to a head quickly. And in that regard, I'm told
Speaker 1: by Justice Joseph T. N. T. Dieters, who was the
Speaker 1: prosecutor when that UH, when that order was UH was
Speaker 1: issued that's being ignored, will be with you and I
Speaker 1: at two o'clock today. Because of how the terms work
Speaker 1: on the Ohio Supreme Court, Joe Eaters is out of
Speaker 1: a job. He's not a justice today, so Joe Eaters
Speaker 1: can be unbridled. Dan Hopkins has his tenured seat and
Speaker 1: Joe's going to take a brand new term starting January
Speaker 1: the third, in about three weeks, So Joe Dieters after
Speaker 1: two o'clock can be Joe Eaters after two o'clock. So
Speaker 1: that's what's coming up. We can only anticipate the Democrats
Speaker 1: who would not enforce federal civil rights violations in the South,
Speaker 1: and that to various presidents from Eisenhower to Kennedy to
Speaker 1: Johnson head to force Democrats to follow federal law to
Speaker 1: obliterate the black population in the South. Now has fantastasized
Speaker 1: to making sure that illegals like in Lochland, Ohio, which
Speaker 1: by the ways, in the southern District of Ohio, has
Speaker 1: to do certain things to comply with federal statutes. It
Speaker 1: is illegal for cities to be sanctuary cities and refuse
Speaker 1: to cooperate and follow the dictates of federal law. That
Speaker 1: is illegal. That's a crime, and thank god, it's about
Speaker 1: to be enforced sometime next year, and I'll be here
Speaker 1: to cover it with you. So let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: In about ten minutes, Senator to be Bernie Marina will
Speaker 1: be here to talk about hexseuth and so much more.
Speaker 1: Then after two o'clock today is Joseph Dieters off the bench,
Speaker 1: out of work until January third, all A News radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred old Billy cunning in the Great American, of course,
Speaker 1: it seemed to be. The senior senator in the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio is Bernie Marino, who beat the left wing dragon.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Bernie Marino, welcome again to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. Have you heard from your opponent yet
Speaker 1: about conceding the race? Have you two had a conversation?
Speaker 1: You and shared Brown.
Speaker 4: No, he never called me.
Speaker 5: He's basically shut down all of his offices, has been
Speaker 5: extraordinarily unhelpful.
Speaker 4: With the transition, so he's pretty bitter.
Speaker 5: We kept into forty six percent of the vote, and
Speaker 5: I think after fifty years he's really worried about having
Speaker 5: to get a job in the private sector.
Speaker 1: So at this point he may run again. He said
Speaker 1: he might. He did an interview on MSNBC, of course,
Speaker 1: and he said he might run again in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: six and twenty twenty eight. So that won't be your problem.
Speaker 1: Let's get into it. We spoke briefly off there. You
Speaker 1: said you're in Washington as we speak this afternoon, and
Speaker 1: that you're in Senate one oh one. Explain what happens
Speaker 1: to a brand new senator who came to the job
Speaker 1: horizontally not vertically, out of politics, much like JD. Vance.
Speaker 1: What does a brand new senator do in December getting
Speaker 1: ready for January?
Speaker 4: Third, Well, you've got to learn how the machine works.
Speaker 5: So they do a really great job here the Senate
Speaker 5: staff in terms of explaining how things were, the rules,
Speaker 5: which are lots and lots of rules and procedures that
Speaker 5: date back, you know, almost two hundred and forty years.
Speaker 5: So you have to learn that. You build a DC team,
Speaker 5: you have to get ready to get your committee assignments.
Speaker 5: We did the leadership vote. Of course, you start setting
Speaker 5: the priorities for what you want to get done over
Speaker 5: the next period of time. Then you hire staff, make
Speaker 5: sure that you're surrounded by really smart people. We're going
Speaker 5: to build an incredible state operation. We're going to wait,
Speaker 5: do you see that announcement. I mean we're going to
Speaker 5: do something in state support and constituent services that has
Speaker 5: never been done before. You know, look, look, my philosophy
Speaker 5: is very straightforward. If you pay taxes, you deserve a
Speaker 5: government that works for you. So if you need something
Speaker 5: from the federal government. You should have people that are
Speaker 5: extraordinarily responsive. So we're building that and then getting ready
Speaker 5: for January third to hit the ground running and get
Speaker 5: Trump's get Trump's nominees confirmed.
Speaker 1: Let's get on to some of the issues, of course,
Speaker 1: the Democrats and the media after Pete HeiG seth, I've
Speaker 1: had him on a few times. He's a Warrior's warriors.
Speaker 1: There's thousands and thousands of sealed team members ready to
Speaker 1: march for him, and rangers he had at times in
Speaker 1: the past, being a soldier with two tours of duty
Speaker 1: and got the Bronze Star. Maybe you come back and
Speaker 1: sow a few wild oats, is anything, And Pete Heggs
Speaker 1: says background at this point that would call Senator Bernie
Speaker 1: Marino to vote against him.
Speaker 5: No other gossip been innuendo, which I pay absolutely no
Speaker 5: attention to. Zero gives you credence to any gossip or
Speaker 5: media speculation about allegations that haven't been proven. So from
Speaker 5: my perspective, looking forward to having Pete as our Secretary
Speaker 5: of Defense, looking forward to confirming every single one of
Speaker 5: President Trump's nominees, Let's get that. Then quickly to my
Speaker 5: colleague that hope we stay focused and united and getting
Speaker 5: that done.
Speaker 4: Because here's Billy, what you should know.
Speaker 5: Every Democrat voted for every one of Joe Biden's cabinet,
Speaker 5: which are objectively the worst human beings ever in the
Speaker 5: history of a cabinet. So let's get President Trump's nominees
Speaker 5: through that are exponentially better than Joe Biden's current occupants
Speaker 5: of cabinet positions.
Speaker 1: Senator Bernie Marino in waiting, you're going to be sworn
Speaker 1: in January. The third Immigration, the Trump start yesterday spoke
Speaker 1: about getting rid of birthright citizenship. Only America has birthright
Speaker 1: citizenship under the Fourteenth Amendment. There's a US Supreme Court
Speaker 1: decision more than one hundred years ago that seems to
Speaker 1: pay deference to that. To what a Senator Bernie Moreno,
Speaker 1: consider getting rid of birthrights citizenship. That is that legals
Speaker 1: coming into this country, they give birth to a baby,
Speaker 1: and the baby becomes automatically a US citizen. The Trumpster
Speaker 1: wants to change that. What about Bernie Marino.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's absolutely ridiculous. It's a way to encourage incredibly
Speaker 5: bad behavior. The way I read the Fourteenth Amendment, a
Speaker 5: plane reading of it, says the government has to have
Speaker 5: jurisdiction over you. Well, if juris means total complete alliance
Speaker 5: only to the United States of America and no other nation,
Speaker 5: and illegal migrants don't fit that category, so I don't
Speaker 5: think it applies at all.
Speaker 4: I think what we'll do.
Speaker 5: Is we're going to have some clarifying legislation to make
Speaker 5: certain it's crystal clear that only people that have a
Speaker 5: total complete alliance only to America that are here legally
Speaker 5: that your child then becomes a US citizen. If you're
Speaker 5: somebody who's here legally or a US citizen, if you're
Speaker 5: somebody visiting that doesn't have allegiance to the United States
Speaker 5: exclusively where the government doesn't have jurisdiction over you, then
Speaker 5: of course your child should not be a US citizen,
Speaker 5: should be the citizen of whatever country they were their
Speaker 5: parents are from, as the.
Speaker 1: Son of legal immigrants. There's many other things that should
Speaker 1: occur with immigration, including stay in Mexico, build a border fence,
Speaker 1: get rid of parole. There's about I don't know twenty
Speaker 1: thousand Haitians that were quote paroled in the Clark County
Speaker 1: that are now dispersing the Blue Cities and Blue States.
Speaker 1: What is their position on the parole system that was
Speaker 1: put in to allow individuals to come here temporarily to
Speaker 1: get surgery and medical procedure. Maybe to do a little
Speaker 1: be sight seeing what would happen under Bernie Marino to
Speaker 1: the Haitians on their legal residents at this point under
Speaker 1: the so called parole system.
Speaker 5: Well, that's just make certain that all your listeners understand
Speaker 5: that what happened was that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
Speaker 5: corrupted our immigration system by giving them and extending them
Speaker 5: this temporary protective status, which.
Speaker 4: Should not have been done. So we're going to let
Speaker 4: that temporary protectic status expire.
Speaker 5: Once that aspires, they're not here legally, so of course
Speaker 5: they're subject to deportation, and we'll follow through on that.
Speaker 1: As far as rounding up ten to twenty million illegals,
Speaker 1: that's a talking point with the media I've had on
Speaker 1: representatives of the Trump administration. There's about seven hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty five thousand known felons illegal aliens inside of America.
Speaker 1: There's about one point two million that I've gone through
Speaker 1: the complete process of contesting their arrival here, et cetera.
Speaker 1: That they've got deportation orders. Just those two total of
Speaker 1: two million. Do you see like US soldiers in the
Speaker 1: streets rounding up illegals or some other procedure.
Speaker 5: No, I think we can have the current resources that
Speaker 5: we have deployed some additional ones. Look, you can't have
Speaker 5: criminals here that came here from other countries that are
Speaker 5: foreign nationals. We shouldn't even help them in our jails.
Speaker 5: They get to go back to the country where they're from,
Speaker 5: and we'll build those customers those countries for the service
Speaker 5: of returning their citizens.
Speaker 4: There's ways we can do that inside our banking system.
Speaker 4: So we're going to get rid.
Speaker 5: Of anybody who's the criminal that committed the crime. Should
Speaker 5: never have been here illegally. Look, at the end of
Speaker 5: the day, it's very very simple. We want people to
Speaker 5: come to this country legally under our terms and have
Speaker 5: a zero tolerance for anybody who breaks our laws to
Speaker 5: get to this country, skips the line in front of
Speaker 5: the people who are patiently waiting. It's just fundamental fairness,
Speaker 5: fundamental respect for.
Speaker 4: The rule law that we're going to restore to this country.
Speaker 1: As far as TikTok, this is an issue of you
Speaker 1: have appropriate age children Australia has banned TikTok to those
Speaker 1: under the age of sixteen. There's a recent court ruling
Speaker 1: on TikTok that it must be owned by American interests
Speaker 1: and not Chinese interest What is your It may seem
Speaker 1: silly to parents and grandparents about TikTok, but TikTok is
Speaker 1: a terrible social media circumstances in which parents and schools
Speaker 1: and the culture will lose all status of what's messages
Speaker 1: given to our kids. Would you be agreeable to having
Speaker 1: TikTok either banned completely under sixteen or completely owned by Americans.
Speaker 5: Well, I'd love to see it owned by Americans, but
Speaker 5: I don't know that the government is the best avenue
Speaker 5: to force that to happen. I think we have to
Speaker 5: treat all social media companies evenly, and I think what
Speaker 5: we should do is have the tech companies put together
Speaker 5: a plan that make certain that we keep social media
Speaker 5: platforms away from children, that they're not targeting children. That
Speaker 5: is safe the Internet without the parents having to be
Speaker 5: policing everything happens on our children's devices. The reality is
Speaker 5: we know the device companies, They know who's using that device,
Speaker 5: they know it's a minor, and it should be pre
Speaker 5: programmed automatically to protect children from content that. Historically there's
Speaker 5: been broad agreement as to what children sho seeing what
Speaker 5: they shouldn't, So I'm going to dive deep into that.
Speaker 5: I'm very familiar with this. I think I could be
Speaker 5: a good voice to make certain that we have good
Speaker 5: leflation that treats everybody fairly and yet accomplishes the goals
Speaker 5: we want.
Speaker 1: What do you do to blue cities, blue states? The
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, under the leadership of aftamp Pierrival is
Speaker 1: a sanctuary city. Sanctuary We're not a sanctuary state, but
Speaker 1: there's lots of sanctuary cities and sanctuary states. What does
Speaker 1: Bernard Morano say about cutting off federal funding the cities
Speaker 1: that will not cooperate in the removal of criminal aliens.
Speaker 5: Well, look, if the mayor of Cincinnati or Cleveland or
Speaker 5: anywhere else wants to be an insurrectionist and fight federal
Speaker 5: actions that are totally completely legal, then they will suffer
Speaker 5: the consequences of being.
Speaker 4: Being an insurrectionist. And the reality is, look, we are
Speaker 4: going to treat people fairly. If you're in this country illegally,
Speaker 4: we're going to port.
Speaker 5: You anybody who blocks that is violating the law, and
Speaker 5: people who violate the law should be treated accordingly. And
Speaker 5: if that means that the federal government uses its muscle
Speaker 5: financially otherwise, then we will do it. But the reality is,
Speaker 5: we can't have elected officials, whether it's Cincinnati or anywhere
Speaker 5: else federal law.
Speaker 4: That's just absurd.
Speaker 5: And the reality is I don't think the people in
Speaker 5: Cincinnati are going to put up with that either, because
Speaker 5: they want leaders that follow the law and support what
Speaker 5: has been legally passed.
Speaker 4: And if these guys want to be.
Speaker 5: Attention seekers on social media to make themselves popular, well
Speaker 5: then that's something that.
Speaker 4: They're going to face consequences for doing that.
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino. We also have a federal law I had
Speaker 1: on Cash Pattel a couple of years ago who talked
Speaker 1: about federal statutes that say that if anybody, whether you're
Speaker 1: a mayor or a county commissioner, whoever you are, if
Speaker 1: you interfere with the performance of the duties of a
Speaker 1: federal law enforcement official, you're subject to a federal felony
Speaker 1: getting five years in prison. And you may be aware
Speaker 1: of this that Cincinnati has a terrible homelessness problem. In fact,
Speaker 1: it appears at I four seventy one, and I'm going
Speaker 1: to ask you about I four seventy one. There was
Speaker 1: a homeless encampment under four seventy one and on a
Speaker 1: cold night there was a fire started and it turned
Speaker 1: out with all the rubberiz the mats and also the
Speaker 1: large playground facility of restructured plastic, that two thousand degree
Speaker 1: fire started that burned down parts of I four seventy one,
Speaker 1: and it happened because of a homeless encampment. Two things,
Speaker 1: Bernie Marina. Number one, there's a state court order that
Speaker 1: homeless encampments on the right of way is against the law.
Speaker 1: You should be held in contempt. That's the mayor of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati and that is ignored completely. And secondly, you cannot,
Speaker 1: shall we say, set fires under four seventy one or
Speaker 1: I seventy one bridge And we need a local US attorney.
Speaker 1: And I want to endorse Orlando Sonza if I can,
Speaker 1: but that's your pick up mine. I love that guy
Speaker 1: Sonza to go after local officials that refuse to enforce
Speaker 1: federal law. What would you do to city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: when it violated a common police court order to clear
Speaker 1: the homeless from the public right away. And secondly, when
Speaker 1: it appears that they acted in a way that resulted
Speaker 1: in millions of dollars of damage. You don't live in
Speaker 1: Northern Kentucky, but there's hundreds of thousands of Northern Kentucky
Speaker 1: ins and Ohioan's going back and forth for seventy ones
Speaker 1: out of business until March. Would you encourage whoever the
Speaker 1: local US attorney is to make sure that if local
Speaker 1: officials tell federal officials we're not we're going to impede
Speaker 1: your progress, you may may be subject to federal indictment.
Speaker 5: Look, if we don't punish bad behavior, we don't have
Speaker 5: enforcement of our laws, they become suggestions and they get lawlessness.
Speaker 5: And it's would be very important to have a US
Speaker 5: attorney in the Southern District, as you know, goes through
Speaker 5: the Senior Centator's office, and we're going to make sure
Speaker 5: we have the person or Orlando's certainly shown in interviews
Speaker 5: and things that you've been writing that he's somebody who
Speaker 5: has the spine it takes to actually make certain that
Speaker 5: we enforce our laws. Look, at the end of the day,
Speaker 5: work this is what makes America different than most other countries.
Speaker 4: We actually have laws that we enforce.
Speaker 1: We honor the rule of law.
Speaker 5: This is not complicated, This should not be controversial. And
Speaker 5: if you want to be an attention seeking politician that
Speaker 5: looks the other way on federal laws, you're going to
Speaker 5: face consequences.
Speaker 1: As far as funding for the I four seventy one bridge,
Speaker 1: it appears to be on emergency status, and I would
Speaker 1: like to think as the new US senator, you and
Speaker 1: jd have tremendous power. I would think at this point
Speaker 1: to make sure the funding is there. I think it's
Speaker 1: about twenty to thirty million dollars for the fix. You
Speaker 1: cannot imagine what it's like in Cincinnati for people leaving
Speaker 1: to go anywhere at rush hour in the morning. It
Speaker 1: is ridiculous. Hopefully you can get that done. Two more
Speaker 1: quick questions. One is a revenge tour. I watched Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama about a week ago accuse the Republicans wrongfully
Speaker 1: of engaging in his behavior. Obama and Biden went after
Speaker 1: Republicans with hooks and claws. They used the law against
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump to lock them up and try bankrupt him,
Speaker 1: and it failed. Now there's concern that Donald Trump, you
Speaker 1: wounded the king and didn't assassinate him, will come back
Speaker 1: after the wrongdoers? Do you think, just philosophically, those who
Speaker 1: committed these wrongs against Donald Trump and fifty to one
Speaker 1: hundred lawyers and supporters around him in Atlanta, New York
Speaker 1: City and Washington, d C. The raid on his home
Speaker 1: in mari Lago should be held to account legally for
Speaker 1: what they've done.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, President Trump addressed that in the interview
Speaker 5: on Sunday. I think he's certainly within his balands to
Speaker 5: do so. But he's interested in bringing this country together,
Speaker 5: solving the problems of our open border, solving piece of
Speaker 5: stability around the world, making it an energy dominant country,
Speaker 5: unleashing our economy so that our working class in middle
Speaker 5: class in this country can thrive, making certain that we
Speaker 5: make things here in America for national security reasons, and
Speaker 5: give us safe schools and good communities. Those are the
Speaker 5: things he's interested in. But he'd certainly be within his
Speaker 5: needs and authority to do that. That's just not what
Speaker 5: he's prioritizing. Again, I think he wants to bring this
Speaker 5: country together. I think he's going to bring this country together.
Speaker 5: And but you also have my opponent that went on
Speaker 5: TV and said the reason he lost and got barely
Speaker 5: over forty six percent of the vote is because quote
Speaker 5: unquote the election was rateed. So these are people who
Speaker 5: accuse us of the very things that they do their hypocrates.
Speaker 4: Look, we're going to.
Speaker 5: Move this country forward in a positive direction to get
Speaker 5: great things done for our citizens.
Speaker 1: Lastly, we have about thirty seconds remaining Bernie Marino, abortion race,
Speaker 1: that's ugly had in your race, you were tard and
Speaker 1: feathered by Sharon Brown, who's been classless completely. If there's
Speaker 1: a bill introduced in the Senate to ban abortions or
Speaker 1: current talent federally, where do you stand on that? If anywhere,
Speaker 1: it's not going to happen.
Speaker 5: There's no votes here in either direction or at The
Speaker 5: voters of Ohio and around the country will realize is
Speaker 5: that the Democrats and media totally lied to him about
Speaker 5: where we stand an abortion. We've moved this to the states.
Speaker 5: That's where it's going to stay. That's where it belongs,
Speaker 5: and you're not going to see any federal action. And
Speaker 5: in two years we're going to talk to the voters
Speaker 5: and say, look, they lied to you.
Speaker 4: They just flat out lied to you. They gaslight you
Speaker 4: just wasn't true.
Speaker 5: And again we're going to get a lot of successful
Speaker 5: things done that brings this country together.
Speaker 1: Bernie Marino and transgender rights, I think are in the
Speaker 1: same category, which is it's a state's issue and federally
Speaker 1: there's no role. That's my two cents worth. But congratulations.
Speaker 1: Have about three weeks remaining as being a civilian. Then
Speaker 1: all hell is going to break loose in Washington because
Speaker 1: the media is going to go kicking and screaming to
Speaker 1: all these changes coming. But Bernie Marino, you're a great
Speaker 1: American and thank you again for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Good luck, Bernie, Thank you anytime. God bless America.
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Speaker 1: Oh, hello, Biet, I'm scokes, I'm broadcasting full you bullet.
Speaker 1: That was to call Bob Trump he made to Dave
Speaker 1: Parker in nineteen eighty four, Come came to the Reds
Speaker 1: and uh, you talk about a president segment in the clubhouse,
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Speaker 1: And sometimes I was afraid to ask him a question.
Speaker 1: He'd take the microphone and snap a nicky on top
Speaker 1: of the head and put me through the floor. He
Speaker 1: told me. At one point, when he was hit by
Speaker 1: a pitcher, he'd pick up the ball, take a big
Speaker 1: bite out of the ball, and throw it back like
Speaker 1: it was an apple. He said, on the zoom last night,
Speaker 1: they said, you know you're known for obviously for throwing
Speaker 1: out base runners. He said, what happens if a guy
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Speaker 1: but not not as good as Dave Parker. Dave Parker
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Speaker 1: seventy eight National League MVP Barry Larkin loves him. Three
Speaker 1: hundred and thirty nine homers, twenty seven and twenty seven,
Speaker 1: hundred and twelve hits, fourteen hundred and ninety three RBIs
Speaker 1: not bad over nineteen Big League seasons, two World Series
Speaker 1: seventy nine and eighty nine with the We Are Family
Speaker 1: Pirates and eighty nine with the with the A's, with
Speaker 1: the Earthquake series with the Giants, and the way I
Speaker 1: mean he threw out Brian Downing at the King Dome
Speaker 1: in an All Star game from I mean dead right
Speaker 1: field corner on a fly and the ball was way
Speaker 1: heading for Downing at home plate and he was out
Speaker 1: and it was rising at that point. Incredibliz if you
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Speaker 1: finest being gave Parker in the Hall of Fame. Fighting
Speaker 1: some serious health challenges, but he'll be allowed proud in Sassey.
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Speaker 5: Also?
Speaker 1: At baseball, Juan Soto leaves the Yanks and the Bronx
Speaker 1: apparently is not happy. There's his name, Luigi Mangioni. Luigi
Speaker 1: sounds like some sort of pasta. Luigi Mangioni's the guy's
Speaker 1: name had the gun at false id had a mask.
Speaker 1: That's the guy arrested in a McDonald's restaurant for killing
Speaker 1: Brian Thompson. Luigi Mangioni is that correct one? If he's
Speaker 1: any relation to Chuck Mangioni, the musician, Luigi Mangioni, Luigi Mangioni,
Speaker 1: Juan Soto will he goes to the other side. Now
Speaker 1: to the New York Mets. Unbelievable fifteen years, seven hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty five million dollar contract, largest deal in sports
Speaker 1: professional sports history. Fifty two million a year. The contract
Speaker 1: includes a seventy five million dollar signing bonus. Now, as
Speaker 1: you said, he gets fifty one million a year, four
Speaker 1: ero point two million a month. That's what you make.
Speaker 1: Nine hundred and eighty thousand per week, per Day's going
Speaker 1: to make one hundred and thirty nine thousand dollars just
Speaker 1: getting out of bed in the morning per hour fifty
Speaker 1: eight hundred. That's not bad. And every minute he's awake
Speaker 1: ninety seven dollars every minute. Every minute he's awake. Don't
Speaker 1: go to sleep, right? Is he rich? He'll lose money
Speaker 1: now about forty percent of it goes to the government.
Speaker 1: The New York Mets committed more money to Soto seven
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty five million dollars than the Pittsburgh Pirates
Speaker 1: have committed to their entire payroll over the last ten years.
Speaker 1: Of seven hundred and fifty seven million. Say that again.
Speaker 1: The Mets have committed more money to Juan Soto in
Speaker 1: this deal seven hundred and sixty five million, than the
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh Pirates committed to their entire payroll over the last
Speaker 1: ten years. So small market teams have no shot. What
Speaker 1: about what about the Reds. I'm gonna call Bob Castellini immediately.
Speaker 1: Their payroll next year won't be equal to him. Are
Speaker 1: they gonna have a payroll next year? I think close
Speaker 1: to ninety million. Ought to just play for the Mets
Speaker 1: and nobody else play for him. It's like bugs, bunny.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: We don't have to worry about Willie Adamas anymore. Willy
Speaker 1: ripping up the Reds. He does it. He went to
Speaker 1: the San Francisco Giants over the weekend. Wow, he's a bargain.
Speaker 1: Seven years, one hundred and eighty two mill so he's
Speaker 1: making about six hundred million dollars less. Big Willie Adamis
Speaker 1: is gone headed West. Thank goodness, Thank god he's out
Speaker 1: of the National League Central. Let's see college football, well,
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Speaker 1: Chuck Martin good Man, by the way, what happened to
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Speaker 1: going to go to plate fate play Colorado State and
Speaker 1: Tucson Arizona Saturday, December twenty eighth in the Snoop Dog
Speaker 1: Arizona Bowl. They'll be smoking pot presented by Gin and Juice. Well, Miami,
Speaker 1: so they got marijuana and alcohol. What can go wrong?
Speaker 1: High school football Saint X class of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Chase Herb Street, her Herb Hell's Daddy Daddy, No collo
Speaker 1: imbas Daddy, ann Arbor, Michigan. What does Tom Waideman say about?
Speaker 1: I understand Tom is going to He's doing he paint
Speaker 1: the streets of Sycamore Township blue and yellow weedman's doing
Speaker 1: the macarina right now somewhere. Let's see how about this?
Speaker 1: Maggione had a two page document railing against the healthcare industry.
Speaker 1: Maggione has the murder weapon in his possession segment that
Speaker 1: might be a monopoly money with him. What was that
Speaker 1: all about? I have no idea. Is that incriminating evidence?
Speaker 1: Have you got the murder weapon? Yeah? I say so. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if you're a lawyer, what do you think?
Speaker 5: Not good?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Good?
Speaker 1: College basketball? Peter Souter the Miami RedHawks. I've been American
Speaker 1: Conference co Player of the Week.
Speaker 4: Not good.
Speaker 1: Suitor has scored a career high forty two points for
Speaker 1: Miami and a win over air Force. The Tennessee Valls
Speaker 1: of the new number one team in the APH Top
Speaker 1: twenty five basketball poll. Auburn is second, Tucky up to fifth,
Speaker 1: Purdue is eleventh. What about UC Cincinnati Bearcats? Fall eight
Speaker 1: spots to twenty second. I'm getting a hold of my cousin,
Speaker 1: John Cunningham a d at UC to honor the UC
Speaker 1: Claremont Girls National Champions Soccer team Division two. That's very good.
Speaker 1: Get coach Jackson in there with him. Get the latest
Speaker 1: on the Zager Musketeers tonight on the Shawn Miller Show
Speaker 1: at seven on fifty five KRC, the home of Dale Donovan.
Speaker 1: And Savi's not doing well by the way. Over the weekend,
Speaker 1: will he thought there was going to be like maybe
Speaker 1: what we would be honoring a football team a day.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, Hold on Justice, Joseph TNT. He's got papers,
Speaker 1: He's got papers. Search Warren on it. He's got papers.
Speaker 1: And Joe's not even working. He's unemployed. He's like an
Speaker 1: unemployed dude waiting to seize power in January. Save it, Joe.
Speaker 1: We don't want to geeze people. Hold on, Hold on Justice,
Speaker 1: Joe is here with papers, orders, orders, order against William D. Cunningham.
Speaker 1: There it says Luigia n by Holy Count Luigi Mangioni
Speaker 1: is the alleged, not alleged. He's got the murder weapon,
Speaker 1: got the DNA and documents had a manifesto, manifesto against
Speaker 1: the healthcare industry. At twenty six year old has a manifesto. Willy,
Speaker 1: we say congratulations to the Beechwood Tigers Scott Teket winning
Speaker 1: the Kentucky two Way state championship. The Tigers take down
Speaker 1: the number one team ranked in two way, Owensborough Catholic,
Speaker 1: fifty to thirty four Saturday. Miss coach Jeger is still involved.
Speaker 1: It's their seventh state championship in the last nine seasons,
Speaker 1: four out of five, and the eighteenth championship for the
Speaker 1: Beechwood Tigers, third most all time in the Bluegrass State.
Speaker 1: It's two more too better. Yeah, find Louisville Trinity's got
Speaker 1: like thirty What about Highlands Islands is in there too?
Speaker 1: The Bluebirds And we also say, Willy, congret they're going
Speaker 1: to be here on Wednesday to be honored. The Mason
Speaker 1: Boys cross country team with another state championship. Good but
Speaker 1: we say congrats and are a citizen of the day will
Speaker 1: be Tom Rapp. He's going to retire after nineteen seasons
Speaker 1: with the Mason Boys cross country team. Nineteen mister Rapp
Speaker 1: was named the Ohio Association Track and Field or Track
Speaker 1: and Cross Country Coaches twenty twenty four Coach of the
Speaker 1: Year got a text ser from a friend of mine,
Speaker 1: Glenn Cooper, who says, this Maggione has this spaghetti place
Speaker 1: in the Kenwood Mall. Is that the same guy? I
Speaker 1: don't know. I want to know mang I want to
Speaker 1: know if he's related to Chuck Mangioni, the trumpet player. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I know. He's a murderer. Shot a man in the back,
Speaker 1: kind of like the way Jesse James went down. And
Speaker 1: was that Robert Ford that shot Jesse Jesse James in
Speaker 1: the battle? Have a poem like that? The surfer guy
Speaker 1: that you railed on the other day, Do you mean
Speaker 1: David mcgunn, the surfing bomb had praised by the blazing Sun.
Speaker 1: That's enough from whyk Heat of the Bearing Sea? He
Speaker 1: wrote him one by one? You mean Davey mcgunn, the
Speaker 1: serving bomb. Yeah, this piece of paper over there, Joe's
Speaker 1: got says, cease and desist on that idiotic poem you read.
Speaker 1: I think it's a good poem on him. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: that's just saying. Sharon Kennedy, Sharon Kennedy assigned the order,
Speaker 1: but he's got to write his whoa, whoa, I'm in trouble.
Speaker 1: We better show respect for Justice Joe. I won't say
Speaker 1: he's here at two o seven. He's here and he
Speaker 1: has orders. The other one says it's Matt d Reese.
Speaker 4: Matt.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's going on there, but Matt Reese
Speaker 1: is in trouble to say his name. Luigi MAGGIONI, do
Speaker 1: you think I think it's a different cousin is I
Speaker 1: think yeah, I think it's a different place. They got
Speaker 1: good spaghetti thing. I like their meat. How about tracking
Speaker 1: that guy down? He wasn't tracking them down to McDonald's
Speaker 1: work or identify there? You go that McDonald's. Is that
Speaker 1: that guy looks like?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Then they came in the gun blazing. They said, somebody
Speaker 1: looked at the guy and then he alerted the McDonald's employee.
Speaker 1: They may get sixty grand out of this, Luigi, he's
Speaker 1: caught in al Tuna, Pennsylvania. I'm not sure where that
Speaker 1: is ever that way, Justice Joe nos al Tuna segment
Speaker 1: Get Me out of the Studge Report. That Justice who's
Speaker 1: been defrocked is waiting say get me out of Get
Speaker 1: me out of the Stuge Report. Willie and Utter of
Speaker 1: a rainy day here in the tri State. We leave
Speaker 1: you with the immortal words and congratulations to the Cobra
Speaker 1: headed to Cooperstown quarter Tech's finest. We leave you with
Speaker 1: the immortal words of the Stode Report.
Speaker 7: I knew y'all were in town. I couldn't let it
Speaker 7: go with that should invite to say hello, Oh my God,
Speaker 7: just say thank you to everyone here, all of these
Speaker 7: extraordinary leaders.
Speaker 1: Shut up.
Speaker 7: I wanted to come by and say Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 1: Shut up, shut up, shut up, shut up, that off,
Speaker 1: shut up. Why don't she be in charge of Syria?
Speaker 1: She said, does a great job on the border. Once
Speaker 1: you go over to Demand, that'd be great with me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and baffletor to Syria, perfect job. See, you wouldn't want
Speaker 1: to be on seven hundred WLW. My Billy Cunningham, the
Speaker 1: Great America with me now is a former Justice of
Speaker 1: the Ohio Supreme Court. Joe Dieters, who spent several decades
Speaker 1: centuries as a prosecutor of Hamilton County and otherwise and
Speaker 1: Joe Deeters, Well, explain why you're not a justice today,
Speaker 1: but you will be again on January first. I ran
Speaker 1: for a different office.
Speaker 8: Technically speaking, technically, I was appointed to an unexpired term,
Speaker 8: which if I was successful in the fall, would have
Speaker 8: required me to run again in ten years and again.
Speaker 8: And I wasn't interested in doing that. And I let
Speaker 8: the governor know that I appreciate the appointment, but I
Speaker 8: was not going to run for the same office. I
Speaker 8: was going to run for a different seat. So Hawkins says,
Speaker 8: your seat, Nan Hawkins sworn, and yeah, he's the commissions
Speaker 8: have been issued. Everything's done today, I think tomorrow noon.
Speaker 8: But officially you feel like you're unbridled. I'm totally done.
Speaker 8: You're done. He's gonna be sworn. So I'm coming here
Speaker 8: as a citizen of the city, concern citizen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm not here as a judge, not at all.
Speaker 8: And if these issues ever came before the court, if
Speaker 8: it ever would come before the court, I would clearly
Speaker 8: I would recuse myself from that because I couldn't be
Speaker 8: part of something.
Speaker 1: I was in the middle of. Matt Reece gave me
Speaker 1: this order August the sixteenth, twenty eighteen State x Ral,
Speaker 1: which means through Joseph TNT. Deeters, Prosecutor versus the City
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati. It's called it's coined is the judgment entry
Speaker 1: order and permanent injunction, which sounds like it's somewhat definitive.
Speaker 1: Some of this says the following. By signing this judgment
Speaker 1: entry and order, the City Cincinnati submits to the jurisdiction
Speaker 1: of this courding degrees to the entry of judgment entry
Speaker 1: pursuing to such and such a rule. Today this is
Speaker 1: about illegal encampments. The impertinent part. The illegal encampments are
Speaker 1: mobile and are moving nuisances that constitutor hazard of the
Speaker 1: health and safety of the general public, including those living
Speaker 1: in the illegal encampments. Order goes on to say, signed
Speaker 1: by Judge Ruhlman, that in spite and I'm sorry, in
Speaker 1: order to abate the moving nuisance, the Court is exercising
Speaker 1: its county wide jurisdiction over encampments on public property and
Speaker 1: privately own unlicensed parks camps, park camps located anywhere within
Speaker 1: Hamley County. The illegal encampments constitute a nuisance and subject
Speaker 1: to abatement as their hazard of health and safety of
Speaker 1: the general public, which of course they are. Goes on
Speaker 1: to say, in short, by order of this Court, illegal
Speaker 1: encampments be cleared through any lawful means necessary, including arrest
Speaker 1: for obstruction of official business and execution. This lawful order
Speaker 1: further that the Hamley County Sheriff and the City Police
Speaker 1: Department shall maintain these areas against their use as illegal encampments.
Speaker 1: These items are reasonably considered soil or garbage, and the
Speaker 1: refuge shall be discarded in the direction of the Sheriff's
Speaker 1: Office and nor the City Police Department, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: In other words, in my hand is this document that
Speaker 1: says the City of Cincinnati and the Sheriff's Department has authority.
Speaker 1: In fact, it directs them, it orders them to clear
Speaker 1: the encampments. I had on Dan Hills about three days
Speaker 1: ago that said the city new for weeks and weeks
Speaker 1: where the encampments are, and they permitted them to continue.
Speaker 1: As mister x Ral, what does this mean.
Speaker 8: Well, this whole thing started, I don't know if you
Speaker 8: remember for whatever reason, these kind of protests, at least
Speaker 8: Occupy Cincinnati started because Donald Trumps elected president. So they
Speaker 8: have to have, you know, some mayhem going on in
Speaker 8: the community. So they took that park down. I think
Speaker 8: it's over on eighth Street and Piot Park and They
Speaker 8: were there for about two weeks, and complaints were just
Speaker 8: coming into our office left and right, and we looked
Speaker 8: at that issue.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was bad.
Speaker 8: I mean there were a lot of college kids down there,
Speaker 8: but there were also people who were agitating the crowd,
Speaker 8: and there were homeless people living there. There was needles everywhere,
Speaker 8: there was human excrement on the ground. So I brought
Speaker 8: in the city police and I said, listen, we're gonna
Speaker 8: get in order from a judge to clear this thing
Speaker 8: out in the next forty eight hours if you guys
Speaker 8: don't do something. Mark Mallory was the mayor. I think
Speaker 8: Mark got wind of it and they cleared it out.
Speaker 8: They did the city on their own cleared it out
Speaker 8: with Mallory said to the city I think it was
Speaker 8: Mark did Mark. Mark Mallory said to the city manager,
Speaker 8: it's time to get rid of it.
Speaker 1: That's it, okay. And it happened and it ended.
Speaker 8: So a couple of years later, and this is now,
Speaker 8: it's only been five years, but it seems like forever.
Speaker 8: We had massive encampment down on Third Street and people
Speaker 8: couldn't walk to the Reds games where their kids. That
Speaker 8: people were getting hassled again, there's needles everywhere, human waste everywhere.
Speaker 8: It was a health hazard. It was a disaster. Nobody
Speaker 8: was doing anything. We explored our options, came to the
Speaker 8: conclusion that a public nuisance action that the prosecutor can
Speaker 8: file was the appropriate action, and we filed it against
Speaker 8: the City of Cincinnati clean up their streets because this
Speaker 8: was a public nuisance a city. We got a temporary
Speaker 8: injunction and it came time for the permanent injunction. They
Speaker 8: sent down their lawyers. We sat down, they agreed it
Speaker 8: was a nuisance. They agreed that they would follow this
Speaker 8: order and that went to effect five years ago that
Speaker 8: these types of encampments in Hamilton County, they're in contempt
Speaker 8: of this order. Right now, they're all the heavy you know.
Speaker 8: Everybody said, what do you do about the homeless week? Well,
Speaker 8: the first thing I did was I called Mayork because
Speaker 8: John had followed Mark Mallory, and I said, are there
Speaker 8: beds for these people? I mean, is there places for
Speaker 8: them to go? And John told me that there are
Speaker 8: plenty of beds, but they didn't want to go to
Speaker 8: these shelters because it involved them not using illegal drugs
Speaker 8: or alcohol. And in my mind at least that wasn't
Speaker 8: a good enough reason, so we filed this public nuisance action.
Speaker 8: It was in front of Bob Ruhlman, and after both
Speaker 8: sides talked to the judge, we had this agreement sign
Speaker 8: that these encampments are a public nuisance anywhere in Hamlondon County.
Speaker 8: And if you remember, right after that order bill, some
Speaker 8: of the churches, some of the churches put let the
Speaker 8: homeless live on their lawns. That lasted about seventy two
Speaker 8: hours and they said, I'm not dealing with this anymore.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 8: It was a nice gesture, but nobody wanted it. No,
Speaker 8: because it is a public nuisance. And I don't know,
Speaker 8: I'm a city resident. I think the city should be
Speaker 8: clear to these things. I think they should be following
Speaker 8: their order that this judge gave them. And you know,
Speaker 8: I don't know if it had any impact on that
Speaker 8: fire at the bridge, but they've had multiple fires under
Speaker 8: I understand, under these bridges. And the fact of the
Speaker 8: matter is it's it is, it is really unjust. I
Speaker 8: think it's it's said that these people have to live
Speaker 8: in these in these areas like this.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: The other thing, uh, the ken Kobrat, the head of
Speaker 1: the FOP sent me a memo given to him by
Speaker 1: the Chief of Police Fiji, who's an instrumentality of the city,
Speaker 1: who said, do not arrest these people for criminal trespass
Speaker 1: unless they're doing some other crime. Isn't that order? I
Speaker 1: don't have any idea what the city's doing in that
Speaker 1: in contravention of this, the manager can't overrule the court.
Speaker 8: Well, if the city manager can't overrule the court, the
Speaker 8: mayor can't overrule the judge. The judge has ordered this
Speaker 8: to be a public nuisance and to give them time
Speaker 8: to get their stuff out of there. But you're not
Speaker 8: living on public property in Hamilton County. That was my
Speaker 8: goal when I was prosecutor. That was the order we
Speaker 8: got from Judge Ruleman. Now in front of Judge dink
Speaker 8: A Locker, Pat dink Locker has the case now, and
Speaker 8: if the city wants to go back on this agreement,
Speaker 8: which they're doing, well, if they want to do it,
Speaker 8: there's a legal way to do that.
Speaker 1: Now, what happens, you're not the prosecutor anymore. Wellless the
Speaker 1: powers is about not to be the prosecutor anymore. Connie
Speaker 1: Pillach is going to be sworn in. I doubt she's
Speaker 1: going to enforce the order. I don't know what Connie's
Speaker 1: going to do. Connie might say I've had enough. I mean,
Speaker 1: I have a legit.
Speaker 8: She will have this order in place and she can
Speaker 8: do whatever she wants.
Speaker 1: Well, the city thinks that they can overrule the job.
Speaker 1: They can't. They can't know. The city doesn't dominate common
Speaker 1: So if Countie Pillage or a citizen, what if Connie
Speaker 1: Pillage doesn't want to do it because she's a liberal
Speaker 1: Democrat and the City of Cincinnati is not going to
Speaker 1: take it to court. Put a citizen on a writ
Speaker 1: of procedendo, a rid of mandamus, some extraordinary writ, a
Speaker 1: citizen claiming that a city official or a county official
Speaker 1: is not following the law. Isn't there a rid of
Speaker 1: mandamus available for any citizen to go in front of
Speaker 1: judge the dink and say, conceivably, I mean there is.
Speaker 8: But the reality is I think elected officials should uphold
Speaker 8: their oaths. Say that again, yeah, I think elected officials
Speaker 8: should uphold their oaths of office or they swore to
Speaker 8: uphold the constitution and the laws that they say and
Speaker 8: here it is, and you know, I basically it couldn't
Speaker 8: be any clear this entry?
Speaker 1: Is this clear? And this keep in mind the city
Speaker 1: agreed to this.
Speaker 8: This is not just the hamlet the county prosecutor just
Speaker 8: shoved it down to their throats. The city agreed with
Speaker 8: this entry. What if they say, now, well after pureval
Speaker 8: doesn't agree, well, that's too bad. And the city manager
Speaker 8: was Patrick what's his name? And now we've got share
Speaker 8: a long she doesn't agree. But the city's city politics
Speaker 8: is a ongoing in Well, the city can go to
Speaker 8: Judge dank a Locker and say we went out of
Speaker 8: this agreement, and the time to appeal this things over with.
Speaker 1: It's long over with.
Speaker 8: But I mean technically, I think theoretically they could go
Speaker 8: for to the judge and say we need relief from
Speaker 8: this order for some reasons.
Speaker 1: I like to know what the reason is what you
Speaker 1: need relief for. Look what's happened. And the city right
Speaker 1: now that they issued us more or less as press
Speaker 1: release today saying that this is from Molly Lair, who's
Speaker 1: the spokesman for the city manager formerly of Channel nine,
Speaker 1: is saying, well, the reports of homelessness causing this is
Speaker 1: not accurate, but they won't tell us what caused the
Speaker 1: fire was it like a lightning strike.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm sure it was some kind of ignition started
Speaker 8: the fire, not some homeless guy just burst into flames.
Speaker 8: Is that what they're saying, Well, that the investigation is
Speaker 8: not complete, we need to get there.
Speaker 1: I can understand that.
Speaker 8: And NARS investigators, I know a lot of those guys
Speaker 8: are really good and they'll know the origination of this
Speaker 8: and what caused the heat to melt metal in that
Speaker 8: fire two thousand. It wasn't like a couple of hoboes
Speaker 8: sitting around a campfire with a Yeah, this is a
Speaker 8: major fire that costs ten million dollars in damage to
Speaker 8: that bridge. And frankly, because this court order wasn't upheld,
Speaker 8: there's homeless encampments all over the city of Cincinnati now,
Speaker 8: and they have the authority as we sit here today,
Speaker 8: to go to their chief and say here's the order,
Speaker 8: do your job.
Speaker 1: And they're willing to do it.
Speaker 8: Ken Cole, I am quite certain that cops will do that.
Speaker 8: It's a lawful order, okay, it's it's not like you're
Speaker 8: asking them to make something illegal or make something up.
Speaker 1: This is it com police judge ordered.
Speaker 8: These are these encampments are illegal in Hamilton county, so
Speaker 8: they can, you know, they choose to ignore. So it
Speaker 8: boils down to this bill. I mean, I guess the
Speaker 8: elephant in the room is this. The people in charge
Speaker 8: right now got there politically from people who believe that
Speaker 8: the homeless shouldn't be gotten taken, gotten out of there.
Speaker 8: That's just the reality. They they're advocates for homeless, advocates
Speaker 8: in air quotes that say that they need housing, we
Speaker 8: should give it to them free.
Speaker 1: They but they don't want to accept it. That's correct.
Speaker 1: They want to I don't know. They get free food,
Speaker 1: and they have disability benefits, go to the hospital regularly.
Speaker 8: It's such a it's such a quality of life issue.
Speaker 8: When you can't walk to a baseball game, you can't
Speaker 8: enjoy a park in Mount Washington, you can't do any
Speaker 8: of this stuff. It's gonna get worse. It's gonna get worse.
Speaker 8: It'll get I was in LA a few years ago
Speaker 8: when the Bengals lost the Super Bowl, and I stayed downtown.
Speaker 1: In LA.
Speaker 8: They have forty thousand people living on the streets of La,
Speaker 8: forty thousand. My wife and I were driving back from
Speaker 8: lunch one afternoon that week, and there was a guy
Speaker 8: standing in the middle of a five lane highway, five
Speaker 8: lanes both ways, yelling at traffic, totally naked. That's the
Speaker 8: that's the what we're going towards right now in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: If you don't get a handle.
Speaker 8: On this thing, I can tell you when I was
Speaker 8: a prosecutor, if you didn't get a handle on this thing,
Speaker 8: it's not going to take care of itself. No, it
Speaker 8: takes public officials to follow their oath. To follow the oath,
Speaker 8: and the heavy lifting's been done. Five years ago the city.
Speaker 8: I sued the city. The city came to court. We're
Speaker 8: in front of a judge. They agreed to this order
Speaker 8: that these encampments are public nuisances and they should be
Speaker 8: cleared out here.
Speaker 1: It is now it's up to Molly Lair Cheryl long
Speaker 1: after that pure of all, Scottie Johnson, who's lost his
Speaker 1: way completely, and the chief of police to follow an order.
Speaker 8: You know, I obviously I've been kind of busy in
Speaker 8: Columbus for the last two years.
Speaker 1: And now you're free for the next time. I'm free
Speaker 1: for three weeks.
Speaker 8: But when this bridge caught a fire, I thought, I
Speaker 8: know we have an order for this, So I called
Speaker 8: the assistant prosecutor who handled it for me, Jerry Kunkle,
Speaker 8: And I said, Jerry, is that order is still an effect? Absolutely,
Speaker 8: it's Joe, It's still an effect. So you know, they
Speaker 8: just they.
Speaker 1: Don't know why the city's not enforcing the order. Well, politically,
Speaker 1: it's not popular among the lists. That's it's not okay,
Speaker 1: that's the truth. That just boil it down.
Speaker 8: So if you want to elect people that choose to
Speaker 8: not follow the judge's order like this, go ahead.
Speaker 1: But that's what you're going to get the government and
Speaker 1: you elect. Are you ready for the big question? Fire?
Speaker 1: The city says no, The solicitor's office says no. Shere
Speaker 1: Al Long says no. A citizen can go to court
Speaker 1: in front of the dink and say, I represent the city.
Speaker 1: The officials are not following a known statute in law.
Speaker 1: Force them to do it. He can order them again
Speaker 1: to do it, and order him again to do it,
Speaker 1: and then at some point they'll go to jail for contempt.
Speaker 1: That's what lock up after have purrival, I lock them up. No,
Speaker 1: I think that people should follow a lawful order like this.
Speaker 1: What a novel concept?
Speaker 8: Well, I just think it's you know, we went through
Speaker 8: the process legally, and again we I checked with John
Speaker 8: Cranley before we even did anything, because I you know,
Speaker 8: obviously you don't want little kids stuck out in the
Speaker 8: cold and things like that. But they've got We're not
Speaker 8: dealing with little kids, all right, We're.
Speaker 1: Not mentally ill, drug addicts or they just don't want
Speaker 1: to follow They they just don't want to. It's a
Speaker 1: small number of people, it's.
Speaker 8: Very small, but they destroy the quality of life in
Speaker 8: Cincinnati very quickly.
Speaker 1: Joe, thank you. We hang around for the students reporting
Speaker 1: of course, serious for this, I know, all right. Good
Speaker 1: to have you. Thank you always uplifting all the way.
Speaker 1: Molly Lair, by the way, works at Channel five, not
Speaker 1: Channel nine, so five does not stand for news as
Speaker 1: much as nine, which stands for news other than Brian
Speaker 1: Hammrick and John London and Shrey Palelo and Mike Darteris
Speaker 1: they stand for news? Would you agree? I do. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more the tight channel line though, I understand.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred
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Speaker 3: W Finnytown this afternoon about four o'clock and I said,
Speaker 3: say who is this? And he said, this is Richard
Speaker 3: Parker and I said, I think you got your wish
Speaker 3: and he said who is this And I said it's
Speaker 3: Bob Trumpey from WLW And he says, oh, we talked
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks ago. Yeah, you already heard. Huh
Speaker 3: you made your dad very happy today, Dave.
Speaker 6: Well, yes, I'm glad that he finally found out in
Speaker 6: this final because he was calling me every ten. I'm
Speaker 6: glad that his final. And then I'm glad that they're
Speaker 6: happy that I'm coming.
Speaker 1: Off Hello Quiet and I'm broadcasting, and I said, you're
Speaker 1: honored to have a special stooge in the booth along
Speaker 1: with the rock Man Joseph t and t Dieters. Who's
Speaker 1: really unemployed right now, Rocky, he's out of work till
Speaker 1: January the second.
Speaker 9: But he's gonna he's gonna go into duty for three
Speaker 9: weeks prosecutor clean this time.
Speaker 1: Back to doing whatever he was doing.
Speaker 10: Telethon, Joe telethon, Well, I need a job, so if
Speaker 10: you have any thoughts about special Prosecutor for three weeks,
Speaker 10: three weeks, you shall do that.
Speaker 1: Elliott ness bring him back the untouchables a back rock
Speaker 1: What do you think he taking names? Here's the order
Speaker 1: Rock that the city must do it, and they're not
Speaker 1: doing it. I say move them to Dent and take
Speaker 1: them out the.
Speaker 4: County.
Speaker 1: Oh no, that applies to not really so Rock. How
Speaker 1: do you explain everything happening now? In sports? You got disasters,
Speaker 1: debacles everywhere.
Speaker 9: He got home in the playoff Friday was gonna happen.
Speaker 1: You beat them and I said, they're done. You know,
Speaker 1: Friedman never gonna work. It's terrible what happens. They just
Speaker 1: march the glory glory. Is it possible you'll walloup on
Speaker 1: Southern cal there and then lose the n I U
Speaker 1: at home? Which is allows you.
Speaker 9: It's hard to get these kids up for games or
Speaker 9: the course of twelve weeks. They got girlfriends, they got
Speaker 9: another name, they actually go to class.
Speaker 1: So they got to worry about that. They got all these.
Speaker 8: They don't they do know, they don't. Hey, how about
Speaker 8: how about that middle school? That Cheatham Middle School that
Speaker 8: had the Bearcats.
Speaker 1: Is they're not about that?
Speaker 8: They got a cease and desist letter from U. See
Speaker 8: John Cunningham, Yes, saying stop using the bear cats. This
Speaker 8: is a middle school. You have another the Musketeers.
Speaker 1: Now they are officially today the Musketeer.
Speaker 9: You like that Rock the Musketeers switch from bearcats Musketeers.
Speaker 1: They had to Xavier adopted them. You adopted them. They said,
Speaker 1: you can use our name, all right. You can't give
Speaker 1: him some money. Yes it's terrible, but yeah, you know
Speaker 1: it's awful. But here's the if ever it comes up again,
Speaker 1: there's the order. You have a copy. So when the
Speaker 1: city says, you know what, we can't enforce any laws here,
Speaker 1: it is Rock. I can't enforce the laws. Joe enforce. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's them, yea on his three thousand dollars suits. You
Speaker 1: get who you elect. That's all I'll tell you. That's
Speaker 1: a problem right there, sag Man, give me some sports
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Speaker 1: three oh five? Is that correct?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Where will you be if anywhere at three or five?
Speaker 1: You know right here? Please continue. They've elevated, man, he's back.
Speaker 1: They've elevated. They've elevated Caid York from the practice squad
Speaker 1: to the active roster, so they'd have a kicker tonight. Well,
Speaker 1: what's what sticks out about Kad York?
Speaker 9: What other inst interesting tidbit follows him? His girlfriend is
Speaker 9: a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. See these are the things that
Speaker 9: I research and make sure that I know. Say that again,
Speaker 9: doubt who the cheerleaders are dating?
Speaker 1: Ade York?
Speaker 9: Who is the kicker now? Since Evan McPherson is hurt.
Speaker 9: His girlfriend is a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader. I think I
Speaker 9: dated her for a while. Now, as someone who dated
Speaker 9: a Colt cheerleader back in two thousand and sex, I
Speaker 9: can tell you a good job.
Speaker 1: Young man, not bad.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Could you do that with that fraud nderzation among the truth?
Speaker 1: It was not allowed? Please continue. I thought you said
Speaker 1: you went to school fishing off with a company doc.
Speaker 1: Never never never College basketball? Willie ten to see the
Speaker 1: balls or number one this week in the AP Top
Speaker 1: twenty five College Basketball poll. Who Notre Dame plays Indiana?
Speaker 1: Indiana Hoo's in the eight point fantastic season? Yeah, who's
Speaker 1: gonna win South Bend Domors? And then when the Domors,
Speaker 1: who did they play next to?
Speaker 4: God?
Speaker 9: I forget like that that there's one side of the
Speaker 9: brackets really got screwed. They are the number one team
Speaker 9: in the nation and they get rewarded by playing the
Speaker 9: winner of Ohio State and Tennessee.
Speaker 1: They got about and then they got to play Texas.
Speaker 1: Happened George Hart the other night after they win the
Speaker 1: SEC championship, he stands there on that stage and just
Speaker 1: whales away and ted ten feet away from his SEC
Speaker 1: commissioner says, we had to play everybody on the road.
Speaker 1: We had to do this thanks to the commissioner, thanks
Speaker 1: a lot. And it was like, what whoa Georgia's in?
Speaker 1: They win it? All were in Ohio State and you
Speaker 1: see beat Arizona State? Correct, t NT Joe, And they
Speaker 1: were Arizona State was picked to finish sixteen out of
Speaker 1: sixteen teams and UC beat him. Now where's Arizona State?
Speaker 1: There is? They're in? What about UC? They're not about
Speaker 1: the buck Eyes. They're in about the Browns, about the
Speaker 1: could win the guys? They can win all buck Eyes
Speaker 1: in Tennessee Willie in a week.
Speaker 9: Fans tell me that even if they would win the
Speaker 9: National Championship, it would still not taste right because they
Speaker 9: lost the Michigan.
Speaker 1: Government official and Columbus told me Ryan day is done
Speaker 1: unless they win the national title, because you can't lose
Speaker 1: the Michigan four out of five and keep your job.
Speaker 1: Is that correct, Joe? You would know you're in Columbus.
Speaker 1: I have no idea about that.
Speaker 8: But if they win the National Championship and they get
Speaker 8: rid of him, come on, maybe you secret are how
Speaker 8: many local players today go.
Speaker 1: To the US Senate? Those old UC player the.
Speaker 9: Only guys was the only the only locals to Joe
Speaker 9: that's a good area recruit.
Speaker 1: That Saderfield gout was from Dayton, Wayne, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: That's it. Of course there's no other talent around. What
Speaker 1: about Michigan getting Kirk kurb street Son, what do you
Speaker 1: think that's it? Signs I don't know, Joey could have
Speaker 1: gone to Wittenberg where you went.
Speaker 8: I don't know if Wittenberg's got in trouble. All his
Speaker 8: liberal arts colleges in Ohio are in trouble except for Dennison.
Speaker 1: Except Dennison, they're all losing a good school right there. Yes,
Speaker 1: they have a lot of money, but the rest of
Speaker 1: them are flounders. What's the issue? Money? Money? You know
Speaker 1: they expense their top heavy.
Speaker 8: It's crazy the expenses, and they just are not keeping
Speaker 8: You went to Wittenberg in the Glory days National championship, Baby.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: And a guy named Sherman was the head coach of
Speaker 1: Muskingham College. I remember you go through Atlanta, Yes he did. Shrman,
Speaker 1: that was his father, different different shoreman. But let's face it,
Speaker 1: like this Maggione guy, who you know, Luigi? You know
Speaker 1: that spaghetti place, in the Kenwick Town Center, gonna come
Speaker 1: back here? And then you got jay Z accused of
Speaker 1: sexual assault of a teenager. What about the bee Hive?
Speaker 1: What about the shocking? Are you shocked? No? Not about
Speaker 1: the beehive? What's gonna happen?
Speaker 9: Probably not going over to hour on the dinner table
Speaker 9: at home. Yeah, I'm not going tell me this again.
Speaker 9: Jay Z's how old Sean Carter?
Speaker 1: How old were teen? I didn't know how old she was?
Speaker 1: Did she have a library card?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: Well that's a problem. Girl scout cookies, that's a problem.
Speaker 1: But jay Z, this is twenty years ago. You can't
Speaker 1: remember Team thirteen, but she was thirteen twenty years ago.
Speaker 1: She's thirty three hours. She wants one hundred million to
Speaker 1: shut the hell up. I'd shut up for one hundred
Speaker 1: million myself. What about you?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: I probably wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: He also congratulations to a former Red slugger, the Cobra,
Speaker 1: Cincinnati native Dave Parker for being elected to Baseball's Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame and the Classic Baseball ERAIC Committee process last
Speaker 1: night and one sodo oh fifteen years, seven hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty five million dollars like Rocky Boyman money, I haven't
Speaker 1: broken down here break bread seven hundred and sixty five
Speaker 1: million dollars deal fifteen years.
Speaker 9: It's four point twenty five million dollars a month a month,
Speaker 9: one million a week week, one hundred and forty thousand
Speaker 9: a day a day, six thousand an hour in about
Speaker 9: one hundred bucks a minute.
Speaker 1: Don't make for the next fifteen years. Don't go to sleep,
Speaker 1: is all I can say. Just stay awake. You're making
Speaker 1: money now you pay about half half of that. NU,
Speaker 1: how does that happen?
Speaker 9: How does baseball have three quarters of a billion dollars
Speaker 9: to pay television TV?
Speaker 1: I guess in New York, but not in Cincinnati. That's right.
Speaker 1: Reg has lost Bally and all that. Who knows lost
Speaker 1: sixty million that. The popularity of the sport overall is
Speaker 1: not there's been. The postseason was good this year. The
Speaker 1: World Series was good. Ratings this year Showy A Tany
Speaker 1: and all that stuff. Yeah, it's pretty good. They have
Speaker 1: the two top teams in so too. You better be Dodgers.
Speaker 1: I had the Stars of the Stars. What is up put?
Speaker 1: My beloved reds Joe? What you're coming on? It's tough
Speaker 1: to compete, man, How do we compete? Against a Mets
Speaker 1: team that has a guy getting paid that that's like money,
Speaker 1: not his money, but forty goes to the government. That's
Speaker 1: another factor to think about your hard working federal employee.
Speaker 3: Rock.
Speaker 1: The Mets committed more money to Juan Soto seven hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty five million than the Pittsburgh Pirates have committed
Speaker 1: to their entire payroll over the last ten years. You're
Speaker 1: coming ten years, see and fifty seven million ten years.
Speaker 1: That's unbelievable, Andy Mack. What does Andy Mack say about that?
Speaker 1: He's going to be here Friday. I need for the
Speaker 1: cross time. Shout right here, Joe. You like Xavier, don't you.
Speaker 1: I was on euc's board. I graduated from UC twice.
Speaker 1: You go to Xavier games. You're a fish eater. Rocket,
Speaker 1: You're a fish eater. It was both bombers Man Al Tuna.
Speaker 1: Al Tuna's The Killer was located also close to Al Shrimpo.
Speaker 1: It's very close city to Altuna. What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: I have no idea, has no idea. It's Luigi. Luigi was.
Speaker 8: Jay z Man jay z j and Alert McDonald's employee.
Speaker 1: Employee number nine one four years ago. Right there, we
Speaker 1: all were always looking out for criminals. Tamalo was a
Speaker 1: McDonald's employee, wasn't she. I saw, There's no record of it.
Speaker 1: I saw the trump frying up some fry. I never
Speaker 1: saw the best. I never saw her on the grill.
Speaker 1: You know, the Trumpster did good at the fry station.
Speaker 1: Not bad. Pro at this. You're good because you sample one.
Speaker 1: They just called me little Emerald.
Speaker 4: I'm beat.
Speaker 1: Then now it looks like the big boy. Was that
Speaker 1: like the top rung and McDonald's the fry, No, No,
Speaker 1: that's the grill. Was that's where I was. Joe Ros
Speaker 1: played like a champion today. Northern Illinois. Just remember that way.
Speaker 1: We're in the playoff. It's all matters U the gate.
Speaker 9: We have James Rapine, I like talk Little Bengals and
Speaker 9: then at four o'clock on his name. But we have
Speaker 9: a guest from Dallas live on the scene, the Dallas
Speaker 9: Cowboys officiing a cheerleader.
Speaker 1: We should do get the cheerleader on is dating the
Speaker 1: Ray York I mean, I mean only for show research
Speaker 1: purposes entirely. I did have to look her up, and
Speaker 1: she looks a little fact Mission twelve twelve plus all right,
Speaker 1: thank you, Rock Joe. We'll work for food, bro Man,
Speaker 1: I got nothing going on the Justice Joe take over
Speaker 1: for the next three weeks. Make a wish right next door.
Speaker 1: Make a wish for Christmas this year, make a wish
Speaker 1: for Justice, Joe.
Speaker 8: Walk up the walk over and see if they can
Speaker 8: put my name on the list.
Speaker 1: Need help, Thank you, Joe, thank you, say get us
Speaker 1: out of the student's report. Please a special visit of
Speaker 1: Justice former Justice Joe Daters, Willia and utter of Justice
Speaker 1: Joe in the house with the order. I got the
Speaker 1: order right there. Guy, We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 1: words of the stood Report. Here we do the Trump dance.
Speaker 1: You ready, let's go, Guy, Here we go. Where's the
Speaker 1: video camera? You know what John Stewart said about this,
Speaker 1: like Trump pleasuring two large elephants. Get the arms going sick.
Speaker 1: There is baby, two large elephants. It's Merry Christmas everyone.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Kamela. Yeah, she's going to Syria. I heard stay there
Speaker 1: on seven hundred waited Forest and Rocky headto one river
Speaker 1: for a rafting trip. Nope, we decided to call it off.
Speaker 1: Why you were both so excited to go? We were
Speaker 1: until we ran into this weirdo playing the.
Speaker 2: Bands row, but there are Bengo players through while being
Speaker 2: trented forest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but this one said. We had partie mails.
Speaker 4: Oh that guy.
Speaker 1: I guess he's out of jail. We figured it was
Speaker 1: better to get back to the station to do our show,
Speaker 1: Good Call, Eddie and Rock this afternoon to three on
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.