Speaker 1: A different issue. But the inaugural has taken place, all
Speaker 1: hell's breaking loose in Washington. Hundreds of lawsuits have been
Speaker 1: filed so far after the first day in office. And
Speaker 1: by that I mean every conceivable ACOU type attorney is
Speaker 1: out there suing over every aspect of the executive voters
Speaker 1: the EOS. A man with perspective on this is former
Speaker 1: Congressman brad Weinstrip, who's now out the pastor. He's relaxing
Speaker 1: somewhere in a boat. He's got a maybe a corn
Speaker 1: pipe in his mouth, and he's just enjoying himself somewhere
Speaker 1: in the South Pacific. And Congressman brad Winstrip, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. We got to talk about
Speaker 1: the inaugural. We're got to talk about Faucio's been pardoned,
Speaker 1: We've got to talk about TikTok. But what's Congressman brad
Speaker 1: winstep now doing retired for the past three weeks. What
Speaker 1: is an old congressman like you do? If anything? Well,
Speaker 1: it's really.
Speaker 2: Been interesting because now I have to do all of
Speaker 2: my own stuff. I have to do all of my
Speaker 2: own scheduling, and that is the biggest shock. We were
Speaker 2: warned that that's the big shock. You don't have the
Speaker 2: staff you once had, and so, and I'm doing that
Speaker 2: and trying to figure out what's coming up locally. I've
Speaker 2: been I've already booked seven places to go speak. That's
Speaker 2: not providing income. So I'm trying to work on what
Speaker 2: I can do that's going to bring in some revenue
Speaker 2: from VI and my family. But I'm sitting in my
Speaker 2: cold basement with a space heater at my desk down
Speaker 2: here in the basement, happy to talk to you, Bill,
Speaker 2: And just came back from the inauguration and it was
Speaker 2: a bitter cold there. But our hearts were warm where
Speaker 2: hearts were warm, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: But Congressman, ex congressman, I thought you were rich millions
Speaker 1: and millions of dollars. I look at what happened with
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, who was in public services entire life. He's
Speaker 1: got multi millions of dollars. I look at Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 1: she has four hundred million dollars. I look at those
Speaker 1: who had been in office. You were in office for
Speaker 1: about twelve years. I assumed every Congressman was having his
Speaker 1: hands in the tail as much as possible, taking, stealing
Speaker 1: and investing. I mean, Nancy Pelosi's done better than the
Speaker 1: oracle of of Nebraska of Omaha, A. Warren Buffett.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: So you didn't dip your pen in the company ink
Speaker 1: too much and take millions of dollars in bribes and
Speaker 1: other moneys. That's not true. That did not happen. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact. My wife can tell you no.
Speaker 2: My wife can tell you no, no, no, you wasted
Speaker 2: your time. Yeah, we've been operating in the in the
Speaker 2: red for the last twelve years, but we've made it work.
Speaker 2: And uh, you know, fortunately, you know, my medical career
Speaker 2: was good and and and I saved as though I
Speaker 2: had a wife and two kids long before I had
Speaker 2: a wife and two kids. So we made it through.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: And it was service that and the military, and you
Speaker 2: know that's that's a great honor in life. And I'm
Speaker 2: glad you have had that. And I still want to
Speaker 2: give back. I mean, fortunately, I know some of the
Speaker 2: key people that are going into key positions, so a
Speaker 2: lot of things that I was working on in national
Speaker 2: security and in health, I can continue to be involved
Speaker 2: through them while trying to do some things on the
Speaker 2: outside in the same day.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about doctor Anthony Fauci. You were
Speaker 1: head of the committee investigating the origins of COVID nineteen.
Speaker 1: In our response to it, Doctor Anthony Fauci now is
Speaker 1: worth millions and millions and millions of dollars. I believe
Speaker 1: he made money off most of his own research. He's
Speaker 1: wine dining in pocket line all over the world, much
Speaker 1: less the country. He was pardoned, of course by Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: Going out the door. You have an eighty one year
Speaker 1: eighty two year old doctor pardon for the sins and
Speaker 1: crimes he committed in office. What is your reaction, because
Speaker 1: you know more about this than anybody in the world
Speaker 1: about Anthony Fauci, what is your reaction to him being
Speaker 1: pardoned by Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Well, our whole process, for example, with grants and then
Speaker 2: and research and then compensation that may come from all
Speaker 2: those types of things that has to be thoroughly reviewed.
Speaker 2: Our grant process is already a mess. Tony Fauci said, Oh, well,
Speaker 2: we give out these grants. We give out billions of
Speaker 2: dollars in grants, and this is all in our transcribed
Speaker 2: interviews and depositions. He said, I don't I don't know
Speaker 2: what they are just I just sign them because the
Speaker 2: committee has already reviewed them, and I just sign them.
Speaker 5: And I said, well.
Speaker 2: What about when they don't comply, Well, that's over in compliance.
Speaker 2: You know, they didn't do this, but they were supposed to.
Speaker 2: I mean, just washed his hands as much as he could.
Speaker 2: But there is so much out there, and you know
Speaker 2: it isn't a lot of it is malfeasance, but a
Speaker 2: lot of it also is just a horrible process without oversight.
Speaker 2: And the agencies take the approach with Congress as though
Speaker 2: we shouldn't even have oversight. I mean, it really is
Speaker 2: something when we ask Health and Human Services for documents,
Speaker 2: why do we get greeted by a lawyer?
Speaker 1: Just give us the documents.
Speaker 2: We're asking for it as our government and we represent
Speaker 2: the people whose government this is, and you shouldn't need
Speaker 2: a lawyer to give us things. Maybe on Intelligence Committee,
Speaker 2: I understand we got some things, but the Intelligence Committee
Speaker 2: shouldn't be able to get all that. Those things have
Speaker 2: to change if if we're going to be successful, and
Speaker 2: then you give pardons to all these people, that doesn't
Speaker 2: mean we shouldn't still investigate him. You know, that's the
Speaker 2: power that seems questionable. You can still investigate people, and
Speaker 2: you can still bring people in and if they are
Speaker 2: not truthful when they come in while we're investigating, then
Speaker 2: that that isn't a cover under the pardons.
Speaker 1: Right, And so for those who think it's over fool,
Speaker 1: it has just begun because Fauci now can't take the fifth.
Speaker 1: So in a month or two, when Fauchi and others
Speaker 1: are brought back in about how he was able to
Speaker 1: become a millionaire while in public service, or did he
Speaker 1: lie to the Congress to you repeatedly, he now can't
Speaker 1: take the fifth and say, you know what, it might
Speaker 1: incriminate me. He's got a pardon. Does he then have
Speaker 1: to testify truthfully?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He does, all right, he does, and he should have to.
Speaker 2: You know, we had people in our in our Pandemic
Speaker 2: Committee that just came in and took the fifth, people
Speaker 2: from the agency, the woman who is in charge of
Speaker 2: the Freedom of.
Speaker 1: Information Act and turning over information.
Speaker 5: Because because somebody else.
Speaker 2: In his official email made the mistake of saying, I'm
Speaker 2: going to talk to her and she'll tell me how to.
Speaker 1: Cover up these things.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is this is rampant, and our agencies,
Speaker 2: I think are the biggest problem that we have today
Speaker 2: with or Chevron difference and may make a difference between
Speaker 2: regulations and just arrogantly doing what they want. I figure
Speaker 2: the things that we found just on the Pandemic Committee
Speaker 2: are an indication of what has been rampant for years
Speaker 2: throughout our agencies. You know, what may be good for
Speaker 2: thee is not for me, and no one's going to
Speaker 2: be able to do anything to us. Ever, Well, we're
Speaker 2: looking and now we're going to be looking.
Speaker 1: Real hard, and we need to continue.
Speaker 2: But that's in the name of truth and justice. Bill,
Speaker 2: It's not in the name of revenge. It's in the
Speaker 2: name of truth and justice and being able to have
Speaker 2: a government that the people can trust and count on.
Speaker 2: And that goes across health and every other component and
Speaker 2: into our intelligence community. So we've got a lot of
Speaker 2: work to do because this has been going on for
Speaker 2: a long time.
Speaker 1: Well, the fourth agency, the fourth branch of government, are
Speaker 1: the regulatory agencies. Instead of responding to Congress when asked
Speaker 1: for information, the agencies should be below the Congress. In reality,
Speaker 1: the agencies remain and the congressman come and go. You
Speaker 1: spent about twelve years, but you're gone. Someone else is there?
Speaker 1: And the agencies know they don't have to comply with
Speaker 1: what you request, even though by law they have to,
Speaker 1: because things will change. The only way to change things
Speaker 1: if Trump win for four years, maybe have JD. Vance
Speaker 1: win for eight years. Then if Donald Trump Junior win
Speaker 1: for eight years, then the trip to Mars would put
Speaker 1: on by Elon Musk to get those that are still
Speaker 1: in cryogenics and stasis because they've gone into cryogenics because
Speaker 1: of their fear of Donald Trump. And so the only
Speaker 1: way to institutionalize this is continue for eight to twelve
Speaker 1: years now. Secondly, TikTok seventy five days. The President said
Speaker 1: the other day that US taxpayer is going to get
Speaker 1: billions and billions of dollars. As a father and your
Speaker 1: kids may be using TikTok at some point. What are
Speaker 1: the dangers of TikTok? Where Tony Bender spends most of
Speaker 1: his time is on TikTok. We've heard reports that if
Speaker 1: a teenage girl spends more than three hours on TikTok,
Speaker 1: she's going to have mental illness. At suicide rates and
Speaker 1: terrible circumstances happen especially to the girls and boys on TikTok.
Speaker 1: What can you what are your thoughts on TikTok TikTok TikTok.
Speaker 2: Well, I'll just share a story locally in Greenfield, Ohio,
Speaker 2: a young man took the TikTok Benda Dryll challenge. How
Speaker 2: many benda drills can you take? And unfortunately this young
Speaker 2: man passed away. That's just one thing, but I'm looking
Speaker 2: at a bigger picture. This is a Chinese own company,
Speaker 2: and in China, the law requires any Chinese business to
Speaker 2: share any information they have on anything with the CCP
Speaker 2: that includes TikTok. TikTok to me is one of the
Speaker 2: most brilliant PsiOps operations that a government can put together
Speaker 2: on another country. You know, they don't allow it in
Speaker 2: their country, but it's here they understand on so many people,
Speaker 2: what makes them tick, what moves them emotionally, all these
Speaker 2: types of things. And when we were having the vote
Speaker 2: to take TikTok down unless it became an American owned company,
Speaker 2: it passed overwhelmingly forty one out of committee before it
Speaker 2: even went to the floor. But you've had What users
Speaker 2: found is when they clicked on their TikTok app, what
Speaker 2: came up was they were being told to call your
Speaker 2: congressman and get them to vote against this, and here's
Speaker 2: their number and their name.
Speaker 1: All you have to do is push on it.
Speaker 2: So that's how much control they have, an ability to
Speaker 2: get in the minds of our youth and everybody else
Speaker 2: who's using it, and that is a problem. It's really
Speaker 2: something that gives them more information, more data about the
Speaker 2: American people, and in some ways they can use it
Speaker 2: as a form of mind controlled drive you towards certain issues,
Speaker 2: all those types of things, and that's a problem. It's
Speaker 2: a national security issue. I'm all for free speech, that's fine,
Speaker 2: but the Chinese don't get to enjoy our rights. And
Speaker 2: that's where I think we need to defend our country.
Speaker 2: That's the one thing that Constitution says is that we
Speaker 2: are to provide for the defense of our country. Well,
Speaker 2: today that includes so much more than guns, planes and ships.
Speaker 2: This means protect our people from the enemy in a
Speaker 2: variety of ways. And this is just one more than
Speaker 2: I'm concerned about.
Speaker 1: How about this. If to give you an analogy, let's
Speaker 1: say in nineteen seventy eight, during the heyday of the USSR.
Speaker 1: If the USS are the Russians actually controlled CBS, NBC
Speaker 1: News and the Wall Street Journal. That would not be permitted.
Speaker 1: It would be that this can't happen. So the Chinese
Speaker 1: government is infiltrating the minds of mainly our youth, but
Speaker 1: others with the ideas conversing with what the Chinese Communist
Speaker 1: Party wants them to know. And this is being done
Speaker 1: almost with the permission of the government and without the
Speaker 1: involvement of parents who have no idea what their teenage
Speaker 1: boys and girls are doing. And so obviously we would
Speaker 1: not allow it, but we allow it today for reasons
Speaker 1: unclear to me. And if they won't do it, if
Speaker 1: they won't comply with the US interest owning TikTok, so
Speaker 1: be it, go do something else. And I hope the
Speaker 1: relationship that supposedly Trump has re Jijal Pink comes into effect,
Speaker 1: but I don't trust him any further than I can
Speaker 1: throw them, and TikTok either must go away or maybe
Speaker 1: be owned by mister Wonderful or Elon Musk or somebody
Speaker 1: in order to make sure that these political messages don't
Speaker 1: seep into the minds of our youth, which will be
Speaker 1: like cancer cells inflicting themselves upon their bodies. Now, last
Speaker 1: Lea's the inaugural, which I thought was wonderful, but I
Speaker 1: find out from the mainstream media it was terrible. It
Speaker 1: was like a call to arms for the January sixth riders.
Speaker 1: And by the way, before we go to this, if
Speaker 1: someone assaults a police officer with chemical irritant, with bear spray,
Speaker 1: with a stick, with a club, they they should be
Speaker 1: convicted and spent a long time in jail. But let
Speaker 1: me say loud and proud, and I'll talk about this later.
Speaker 1: Not one Capitol police officer was killed or murdered or
Speaker 1: manslaughter by any J six riders. And I have the
Speaker 1: information from the Wall Street Journal in the Washington Post
Speaker 1: that researched the death of Brian Sicnick and nauseum, and
Speaker 1: he deserved to live, but he died the next day
Speaker 1: of natural causes, and that was determined months later. I
Speaker 1: can only imagine if a police officer and the Capitol
Speaker 1: was actually killed by a J six rider, that person
Speaker 1: who would have been charged with capital murder and we
Speaker 1: would be facing the death penalty right now. And I
Speaker 1: say they should. But if you would assault a police
Speaker 1: officer in Cincinnati or in Claremont County, would you get
Speaker 1: four years in jail? Would you, Maybe you should, But
Speaker 1: there was no death cause by anyone, by anyone by
Speaker 1: any of the J six riders. Many were felons, But
Speaker 1: at that moment, now tell me about the inaugural we
Speaker 1: had about two minutes remaining. You got me all fired
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, when you tell you those other things,
Speaker 2: you know, our media today too, are just really political
Speaker 2: opposition research firms that are out there standing up for
Speaker 2: one party. But you know, it was beautiful in so
Speaker 2: many ways. I felt that the president went and reviewed
Speaker 2: the past and especially the past four years, and so
Speaker 2: it went from that dark moment to a more definitive
Speaker 2: purpose and a determination and filled with optimism. And you know,
Speaker 2: he talked about Washington kneeling in prayer, and he talked
Speaker 2: about Lincoln and Paton and Martin Luther King, and again
Speaker 2: it talks about prayer and character and virtue and you know,
Speaker 2: malice towards none, charity for all us, and the right man,
Speaker 2: the right to see right, all of these things. He
Speaker 2: talks about us as being pioneers, explorers, challenging, challenging us
Speaker 2: like Kennedy to plant a flag on Mars right, challenging
Speaker 2: us for greatness. You know, I think at the end
Speaker 2: end of Private Ryan where you know, he says that
Speaker 2: Ryan earned this. We all need to go out and
Speaker 2: this We've been given a great gift in the United
Speaker 2: States of America and the freedom. And you know Joe
Speaker 2: Biden in his final statement talks about oligarchs.
Speaker 1: Well, he's at George Soros.
Speaker 2: And his oligarchs, most of them are foreign that we're
Speaker 2: sending money to his son and probably ultimately to him.
Speaker 2: You know, this president is working with oligarchs, yes he is,
Speaker 2: but you know what, they're American oligarchs, and they're there
Speaker 2: for the good of America and the way the world
Speaker 2: is run today. Our government can't do everything. We need
Speaker 2: public private partnerships and use the bright minds of our
Speaker 2: American people and our American businesses to make life better
Speaker 2: for all Americans. And you know, this is the only
Speaker 2: way we're going to succeed. We're going to restore some
Speaker 2: trust in our government agencies by getting rid of those
Speaker 2: that can't be trusted.
Speaker 1: I love it, but please the truth. If we can't
Speaker 1: agree on the same facts, we can't come up with
Speaker 1: rightful conclusions. And the mainstream media refused is give facts
Speaker 1: to the American people. They may come to different conclusions
Speaker 1: than the mainstream media once and the Democratic Party believes in.
Speaker 1: But there were no police officers killed on January the
Speaker 1: sixth as a result of the riot. There was no
Speaker 1: insurrection otherwise because otherwise that would have been charged too.
Speaker 1: So facts don't matter. Don't get in the way of
Speaker 1: my opinion. We got to run. Bred Winstrip. May you
Speaker 1: live long and prosper. You're a great American, a soldier,
Speaker 1: a congressman, a doctor, and practicing Roman Catholic. Kids in
Speaker 1: school have at it. Brad Winstrip. You're a great American,
Speaker 1: and please continue to live the great life that you're
Speaker 1: living right now. Brad, thank you very much for your service.
Speaker 5: God bless you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, and God bless America. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: my reaction to the news media saying a Capitol police
Speaker 1: officer was killed. It was bad enough, but those are
Speaker 1: not the facts. Facts matter. We'll talk about it later
Speaker 1: on news radio seven hundred. Wwhy Billy cunning in the
Speaker 1: Great American. You know, brad Winstrop did it all for
Speaker 1: the right reasons. Spent years and medical professionist, a podiatrist,
Speaker 1: then spent years in the military, spent about twenty five
Speaker 1: years in the military and during that time spent about
Speaker 1: twelve years as US congressman. He's seen it all done
Speaker 1: at all. And as he pointed out, some go to
Speaker 1: Congress to make millions of dollars. It probably cost him
Speaker 1: money to go there, and he didn't play the game
Speaker 1: the way Nancy Pelosi and others have played the game,
Speaker 1: and many Republicans played the game the same way. Mitch McConnell,
Speaker 1: the US centator from Kentucky, is also worth about twenty
Speaker 1: five million dollars. And some play the game and some
Speaker 1: do not for personal benefit. Brad Winstrop did not play
Speaker 1: the game for personal benefit, nor did Janie Schmidt, nor
Speaker 1: did Steve Shabbit, nor do I think Greg Lansman does
Speaker 1: not play the game for personal benefit. And you come
Speaker 1: out having lived in two places with one hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy five thousand dollars salary, and guess what you barely
Speaker 1: you can make it, of course, but it's not living
Speaker 1: in the law of luxury. And somehow, once again, Nancy Pelosi,
Speaker 1: according to one media account, has invested in certain stocks
Speaker 1: and invested other stocks based upon Trump's election from some
Speaker 1: insider information. She has, and the beat goes on. But
Speaker 1: nonetheless I hear from the national media and elsewhere of
Speaker 1: the police officers who were killed, some say murdered on
Speaker 1: January the sixth. And you might recall I was with
Speaker 1: you on January the sixth, seventh, and eighth of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one, and there was reporting at the time that
Speaker 1: Brian Sicknick, who died the next day, January the seventh,
Speaker 1: was killed during the riots. And that went on and
Speaker 1: on and on because it sounded as bad as it
Speaker 1: could be. You know my feeling about hurting police officers,
Speaker 1: it's not good. In fact, in the state of Ohio
Speaker 1: there's at least five hundred assaults on police officers, charges, charges,
Speaker 1: felonies every year, and in the city of Cincinnati Hamlet Accounty,
Speaker 1: there's several every year of assaults on police officers. Some
Speaker 1: are felonies if they're serious damage inflicted upon the cop,
Speaker 1: and some misdemeanor assaults on police officers. And it's bad,
Speaker 1: it's awful. In fact, I'm holding in my hand a
Speaker 1: story out of Vermont. This name will not be known
Speaker 1: because it doesn't fit a political agenda to get it
Speaker 1: out there. But on a Monday morning during a routine
Speaker 1: we thought traffic stop by a border patrol agent in Vermont,
Speaker 1: a border patrol agent, a police officer was murdered by
Speaker 1: seemingly those here illegally. We're going to find out later
Speaker 1: exactly what's happening with that, but a cop and a
Speaker 1: traffic stop coming from the Canadian border pulled over a
Speaker 1: car with two persons and the police officers strongly suspected
Speaker 1: they were here illegally, and the police officer was murdered.
Speaker 1: His name is forty four year old David Malan, m
Speaker 1: A L A n D. And unfortunately he survived for
Speaker 1: a few a couple minutes he returned fire and killed
Speaker 1: the person trying to kill him, and uh, there was
Speaker 1: also a person in the car that was wounded. The
Speaker 1: incident left Officer Maelan dead and one suspect was killed.
Speaker 1: A second suspect was injured taken into custody, and DHS
Speaker 1: Monday afternoon confirmed that a Border patrol agent was shot
Speaker 1: and killed in the line of duty in Newport, Vermont
Speaker 1: during a traffic stop at the Canadian border. And this
Speaker 1: officer's name is Mayland, but it will not be expressed
Speaker 1: again in the media because Sadly, there's several hundred cops
Speaker 1: killed every year in the line of duty, and there
Speaker 1: was not one police officer and the and the nation's capital.
Speaker 1: According to the Department of Justice, who was killed in
Speaker 1: the line of duty on January the sixth, there weren't
Speaker 1: There wasn't one Brian Sicnick. There weren't two or three. None,
Speaker 1: And my source for that that does not Fox News.
Speaker 1: Within a day of his death, the US Capitol Police
Speaker 1: and the US Department of Justice erroneous leases from the
Speaker 1: from The New York Times, he erroneously claimed that his
Speaker 1: death was due to injuries from the attack. For several weeks,
Speaker 1: media sources incorrectly reported that Brian Sicknick had died after
Speaker 1: being struck in the head with the fires thing we're
Speaker 1: sure causing the unrest during the unrest, citing two anonymous
Speaker 1: law enforcement sources. Months later, the Washington d c. Medical
Speaker 1: Examiner reported that police officer Sicnick had died as a
Speaker 1: result of two strokes, classifying his death as due to
Speaker 1: natural causes, but that was had to be further Do
Speaker 1: I want that thoroughly investigated as an American Absolutely, because
Speaker 1: if he was killed by someone one of the rioters
Speaker 1: In January the sixth I want to know. Sicknick's death
Speaker 1: was further investigated by the Metropolitan Police Department Homicide Branch,
Speaker 1: the USCP and also the FBI. There were two persons
Speaker 1: arrested on this incident that Julian Cater and George Tanneos
Speaker 1: arrested for assaulting sick Nick with a chemical spray. So
Speaker 1: it continued and those who did that should go to prison.
Speaker 1: Would you agree if you use a bare spray chemical
Speaker 1: spray and spray at a cop or hit him in
Speaker 1: the head with a pole or a club. Absolutely. The
Speaker 1: person responsible was sentenced to prison for six and a
Speaker 1: half years and he's until the other day. He was
Speaker 1: locked up for four years. The UH Medical Examiner report
Speaker 1: from the release said that the manner of death was
Speaker 1: natural and the cause of death was acute brain stem
Speaker 1: cerebellum infarks due to acute basal artery thrombosis in other words,
Speaker 1: two strokes. The term natural was used indicated to death
Speaker 1: caused by disease alone. If there was an injury that
Speaker 1: contributed to the manner of death, it would not be
Speaker 1: considered natural. In other words, if you hit a cop
Speaker 1: in the head and actually injury to the cop is known,
Speaker 1: and the next day or a month later the cop dies,
Speaker 1: then the medical examiner will call that a homicide, that
Speaker 1: there was a contributing factor to his death that resulted
Speaker 1: in his expiring. So many thought for months, okay, where
Speaker 1: Brian Sicknick, and God bless his soul and his family sacrifice.
Speaker 1: If there was any a scentilla of evidence that there
Speaker 1: was a police officer who died as a result of
Speaker 1: injuries inflicted upon them by January sixth riders, those riders
Speaker 1: would have been charged with manslaughter at a minimum, and
Speaker 1: likely murder because the murder of a Capitol police officer
Speaker 1: is subject to the death penalty. And I read the
Speaker 1: story out of the Washington Post. It took more than
Speaker 1: one hundred days to release the reports from the January
Speaker 1: autopsy of Sycknick, and the full report was not released
Speaker 1: to the public. According to the Washington Post, there was
Speaker 1: no evidence the Sicnic was injured or had a bad
Speaker 1: allergic reaction to chemical irritants. Let me try that again,
Speaker 1: police officer Brian Sicknick. There was no evidence that he
Speaker 1: was injured or had an allergic reaction to chemical irridance.
Speaker 1: It goes on to say that's the facts.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Hitting a police officer is bad. Killing a police officer
Speaker 1: is worse. If there was a Capitol police officer killed
Speaker 1: by any of these writers, they all would have been
Speaker 1: charged with serious crimes of either murder or involuntary or
Speaker 1: voluntary manslaughter of a police officer, in which case a
Speaker 1: ton of bricks should hit that person in the head.
Speaker 1: And if you murder a police officer, I have no problem.
Speaker 1: I don't think you do either getting the death penalty,
Speaker 1: but don't make it worse than what it is for
Speaker 1: political purposes. For political purposes, the media and the Democrats
Speaker 1: want to make it as bad or worse than it
Speaker 1: is because it fits their agenda. And it's disgusting what
Speaker 1: happened to many cop Police officers should not have been
Speaker 1: put in that situation. There's many fingerprints on why that occurred,
Speaker 1: including Nancy Pelosi herself, who on tape that day said
Speaker 1: she's responsible for the riot at the Capitol on January
Speaker 1: the sixth. She said that, and she meant that she
Speaker 1: was told ahead of time to do certain things, put
Speaker 1: up offence, bring out the National Guard, whatever, and she
Speaker 1: failed to do so. Does that mean you can assault
Speaker 1: a cop. Absolutely not. Did some individuals assault police officers? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Should they go to prison for four years? Probably? Well,
Speaker 1: I guarantee you this. If there's a Kenton County Police
Speaker 1: officer or someone in the Sycamore Township branch of the
Speaker 1: Hamony County Sheriff's Department who's assaulted by a defendant, They're
Speaker 1: not going to get four years in jail. They're going
Speaker 1: to get a lot less from the court system in
Speaker 1: relationship to the injury inflicted upon that person. It's kind
Speaker 1: of all the same crowd that wants to defund the
Speaker 1: police now suddenly rise up to defend them. I've been
Speaker 1: there with cops throughout as iss Ken Coober and as
Speaker 1: of Dan Hills and everyone. I'm with the cops. Yes
Speaker 1: when he law enforcement, but there has to be crimes
Speaker 1: and punishments that fit the offense. And in this case,
Speaker 1: may I say again everyone in Washington, d C. Wanted
Speaker 1: to fine somehow that an officer's death was caused by
Speaker 1: January sixth riders, and after months and months and months
Speaker 1: and months, they couldn't find it. So don't say it's
Speaker 1: bad enough. What happened to the Capitol was bad, bad, bad, bad.
Speaker 1: What happens us courthouses awful? What happened to Saint John's
Speaker 1: Church as rioters committed arson, firebomb Saint John's Church across
Speaker 1: the street from the White House, firebomb the guard shack
Speaker 1: of the White House, but not one name is known
Speaker 1: and there was no prosecutions of anyone that did that.
Speaker 1: Seems like there's justice for J six Riders, but not
Speaker 1: justice for all these other instances. It's bad, it's bad,
Speaker 1: it's awful. Do not do that. Do not physically inflict
Speaker 1: yourself upon a comp for good reasons or bad reasons.
Speaker 1: It's improper, it's wrong. You have to make it worse
Speaker 1: than what it is because it fits a political agenda.
Speaker 1: So in relationship to that, I have an interview coming
Speaker 1: up at one oh six today with Jake Lang. I
Speaker 1: think I had him on months ago when he had
Speaker 1: access to a phone. He was locked up for a
Speaker 1: little more than four years one four hundred and sixty
Speaker 1: six days waiting trial, and mainly in Washington d c. Jail,
Speaker 1: but also in seventeen other jails. There's about two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty three hundred men who are the so called
Speaker 1: J six Riders that have been put all over the place,
Speaker 1: the federal jail system, a waiting trial, and one way
Speaker 1: to try two thousand people in one court system would
Speaker 1: be impossible anyway. And in his case, he was locked
Speaker 1: up for four years, and he was brought to trial
Speaker 1: many he spent more than two years in solitary confinement.
Speaker 1: More than two years in solitary confinement. Now is that good? No,
Speaker 1: that's not. Is it proportional to what happens to other
Speaker 1: people who assault police officers, not resulting in physical injury
Speaker 1: or death. It's grossly disproportionate. And in Brian Signik's case,
Speaker 1: they couldn't even hook up the idea of chemical irritance
Speaker 1: causing his death. In fact, they couldn't find evidence on
Speaker 1: his corpse that he even had a chemical irritant put
Speaker 1: into his into his body, into his face. How does
Speaker 1: that make it okay?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: May I say again, those who broke into the capitol
Speaker 1: and those who assault at police should be held account
Speaker 1: for their actions, But don't hold them to account for
Speaker 1: actions they didn't do because it fits a political dietribe.
Speaker 1: Can I say it anymore clearly? I'm a law and
Speaker 1: order kind of a guy. I love cops. Cops love me,
Speaker 1: Corrections officers, US Marshall Service, FBI deputy sheriffs, highway patrol
Speaker 1: one thousand percent. I'm with you. Nothing I'm saying changes
Speaker 1: my beliefs that cops are the thin blue line between
Speaker 1: democracy and anarchy, and those who are sold at cops
Speaker 1: on January sixth should be held to account for the
Speaker 1: assault on the police officers, and they should be brought
Speaker 1: to trial within a reasonable period of time. Now that
Speaker 1: might be six months, it might be a year, might
Speaker 1: be two years, might be three years. I don't but
Speaker 1: four years, two years in solitary confinement, not bringing Jake
Speaker 1: Lang to trial, That's not right. He should be punished
Speaker 1: for what he did, and four years is a pretty
Speaker 1: good punishment. And for those some got too much, some
Speaker 1: got too little. But the other factor is the Fed's
Speaker 1: new They had a home court advantage in the DC
Speaker 1: jury system, especially with Judge Shutnick An Obama point to
Speaker 1: you who threw the book at everybody and how often
Speaker 1: they were told that you're facing twenty years in federal
Speaker 1: prison and if you don't plead guilty to this, we'll
Speaker 1: give you two years time served, your out in jail.
Speaker 1: So the choice often is this, either you sign this
Speaker 1: paper and walk out of the jail tomorrow more or
Speaker 1: less a freeman. Because you've already served two years. We're
Speaker 1: gonna give you two years. We're gonna give you time serve.
Speaker 1: You been locked up in the DC public jail for
Speaker 1: two years. Okay, you sign this piece of paper. Put
Speaker 1: your name right here. If you sign a piece of paper,
Speaker 1: you get out of jail. On the other hand, don't
Speaker 1: sign the paper. We're gonna stretch you out for two
Speaker 1: or three more years, and then we're gonna try you
Speaker 1: in front of a DC jury for a crime that
Speaker 1: carries twenty years in prison. I ask you a question,
Speaker 1: what would you do? Sign this paper, get back to
Speaker 1: your life with felony convictions, back to your wife and kids,
Speaker 1: back to your life, or don't sign this paper. We're
Speaker 1: going to hold you for another two to three years
Speaker 1: before a trial. Then once you're convicted, you're going to
Speaker 1: serve twenty years. I kind of wish in a way
Speaker 1: every criminal defendant was treated like this, would have fewer
Speaker 1: criminal defendants on the streets and the same crowd who
Speaker 1: want to defund the police and take away partial immunity
Speaker 1: from cops and make it difficult to be a police
Speaker 1: officer now claims we've got to uphold the law and
Speaker 1: throw the book at everybody on January sixth, But let
Speaker 1: the run of the mill criminals, millions every year go
Speaker 1: free in this country. I'll say once again, I'll say
Speaker 1: his name for the last time, and it will not
Speaker 1: be heard. Border Patrol agent forty four year old David
Speaker 1: Malan was murdered Monday morning by seemingly an illegal alien
Speaker 1: trying to get into the country, and fortunately he returned fire,
Speaker 1: and one of the suspects is dead. The other one
Speaker 1: is in custody, and his name will not be used.
Speaker 1: He was actually murdered in the line of duty by
Speaker 1: a person who was killed by the cop in the
Speaker 1: line of duty. J sixth. Protesters and riders should not
Speaker 1: have done what they did. I'm not getting solved on crime.
Speaker 1: You got to convict someone and charge them promptly. You
Speaker 1: got to bring them to trial. We knew what was
Speaker 1: going to happen in DC anyway. And then if in
Speaker 1: fact you assaulted a police officer not resulting in serious injury,
Speaker 1: is four years in prison sufficient for that offense? And
Speaker 1: I questioned once again Saint John's Baptist Saint John's church
Speaker 1: outside the White House was firebombed by leftists. Not one
Speaker 1: person has been charged, firebombed, attacked the White House. Not
Speaker 1: one person has been charged, much less one thy six hundred.
Speaker 1: Believe me, we can do much better. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: So stay tuned for this. I am told that Jake Lang,
Speaker 1: a j six rider protester that was locked up for
Speaker 1: more than four years, is now free and that he's
Speaker 1: going to come on with us to describe what happened
Speaker 1: to his condition, What crimes, if any, he committed on
Speaker 1: January the sixth, What kind of treatment did he receive
Speaker 1: in the penal system of the Washington DC FED system?
Speaker 1: Was he in solitary confinement? How has he reacted to that?
Speaker 1: Many in those circumstances either die or Secondly, what happens
Speaker 1: is they find the Lord and they find rest. But
Speaker 1: in the Bible, that normally occurs. So let's see what
Speaker 1: happens with him. And I know the media thinks this
Speaker 1: is a big story about how soft Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: on crime. Not exactly. How about being fair? How about
Speaker 1: treating someone equally? The offense is committed and this is
Speaker 1: your punishment in his case? In three hundred others, they
Speaker 1: were locked up for more than four years and guess
Speaker 1: what never brought to trial and now they were freed
Speaker 1: after Is four years enough for assault on the police
Speaker 1: officer not resulting in serious physical damage? The answer would
Speaker 1: be yes. I think four years is a lot. But
Speaker 1: nonetheless most don't get that. In Hamilton County, you would
Speaker 1: not get a third of that, a third of that
Speaker 1: for assaulting a police officer not resulting in death. Oh,
Speaker 1: let's continue and if a line becomes available five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand pounds, seven hundred new EIGHTE and T.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, with you every day at
Speaker 1: your home of the Bengals. And by the way, Jeff
Speaker 1: Brantley and some Reds plays will be here tomorrow about
Speaker 1: noon to talk about the issues of the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five Reds and more on news Radio seven hundred WW.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, as you know, the President
Speaker 1: on Monday pardoned or commuted the sentences of large numbers
Speaker 1: of January sixth to protesters. One of them was Jake Lang.
Speaker 1: Jake Lang has just gotten out of jail, and Jake Lang,
Speaker 1: welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: where are you now and what are you doing?
Speaker 3: I just finished a beautiful brunch with my fiance in
Speaker 3: a hotel room in Washington, d C.
Speaker 5: The swamp looks a little bit different from the other
Speaker 5: side of the fence. I have to tell you, guys.
Speaker 3: One four hundred and sixty six days a political prisoner,
Speaker 3: a hostage of the Biden regime, four years, four days
Speaker 3: without a trial, liberated by President Trump, by the.
Speaker 5: Strong arm of God.
Speaker 3: We have seen a deliverance in this country that rivals
Speaker 3: I think anything in American history.
Speaker 1: Jay Glenn, you've you've spent four years and four days
Speaker 1: without a trial. Were you in the Washington DC City Jail?
Speaker 1: Is that where you were?
Speaker 3: I spent over two years there, and I've been moved
Speaker 3: seventeen times. I've been in Oklahoma prisons, in Oklahoma, in Virginia,
Speaker 3: in Pennsylvania, in New York, you name it. They have
Speaker 3: shipped me there and tortured me in every facility in
Speaker 3: the East coast back practically.
Speaker 1: How were you treated in these prison facilities by the guards?
Speaker 3: Well, just like anywhere, you'll get a couple of maga,
Speaker 3: you know, a couple of blue line, you know, real conservatives,
Speaker 3: but it tends that they put me in places like
Speaker 3: I mean, Brooklyn, New York is a liberal strongholds.
Speaker 5: Like the home of Antifa.
Speaker 3: And actually one of the Capitol Police officers, Ganell, they
Speaker 3: called him the prostitute for the prosecutors because he showed
Speaker 3: up at every single jan six trial and just lied
Speaker 3: on whoever was being slaughtered in the courtroom, saying that
Speaker 3: he saw this.
Speaker 5: He saw that. Ganell had put out a tweet.
Speaker 3: When I was in Brooklyn Federal Prison saying that he
Speaker 3: hopes Antifa finds.
Speaker 5: Me there and deals with me. Threatened my life, and
Speaker 5: so you know.
Speaker 3: You're we're dealing with really really disgusting people.
Speaker 5: The prison guards.
Speaker 3: I've had some that have been a Christian brothers and mentors,
Speaker 3: and I've had some that have been my tormentors and tortures,
Speaker 3: opening up my cell door while I'm doing Bible study
Speaker 3: and unloading a can of Mason.
Speaker 5: To my eyes.
Speaker 3: So you know we're dealing with and that was the
Speaker 3: majority in the.
Speaker 5: DC Gulag especially. They used to taunt us.
Speaker 3: By wearing like Black Lives Matter and Kamala Harris gear
Speaker 3: like while they were working into the unit to kind
Speaker 3: of let us know who they were, and you know,
Speaker 3: they would constantly lock down our unit and strip search us,
Speaker 3: and you know, withhold us from our rights to go
Speaker 3: outside and get sunshine.
Speaker 5: And so we have been through the ringer.
Speaker 3: I'm about to tell your audience something that's going to
Speaker 3: infuriate people. Done on a nine hundred days of solitary
Speaker 3: confinement bill.
Speaker 1: You spent nine which is close to three years, nine
Speaker 1: hundred days in solitary confinement for what.
Speaker 3: Well, the first year we were incarcerated, they had the
Speaker 3: COVID scam going on in twenty twenty one. So we
Speaker 3: were in ourselves twenty three hours a day, no family visitation,
Speaker 3: no haircuts, no shaves, all under the guise of trying
Speaker 3: to keep us safe, I mean, but keep us safe
Speaker 3: from one I mean, people were becoming mentally deranged inside
Speaker 3: their prison cells, with no access to the outside world,
Speaker 3: to human connection, to fellowship in the Christian Bible studies.
Speaker 5: We had nothing.
Speaker 3: We didn't even have tablets in our cells that can
Speaker 3: make phone calls. We were just literally animals get walked
Speaker 3: once a day, you know, even then abandoned dog in
Speaker 3: a pound gets out of the cage once a day
Speaker 3: to go on a walk. I've spent years inside cells
Speaker 3: without leaving, and other than the COVID scam, the other
Speaker 3: almost you know, two years of solitary were because of
Speaker 3: interviews like this that I was doing for my prison
Speaker 3: cell that would find out that we were speaking out
Speaker 3: against the depression, against the torture, against the crew, and
Speaker 3: unusual and constitutional punishment, and then they would come and
Speaker 3: try to shut down our voices. And that's why they
Speaker 3: moved me so much, and that's why they put me
Speaker 3: in solitary, thinking they could stop God's movement to reclaim
Speaker 3: his country.
Speaker 5: And there they were very, very wrong.
Speaker 3: My same people they slammed the door on my face
Speaker 3: and pepper sprayed me and treated me like a like
Speaker 3: an animal, are the same people that had to open
Speaker 3: the door for me just yesterday at eight pm when
Speaker 3: I left.
Speaker 1: Prison, Jay Blang, What physical or mental conditions did the
Speaker 1: federal government cause in you?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 1: Number one is a lawsuit I assume is coming at
Speaker 1: some point, But at this point, what is your physical
Speaker 1: and emotional state?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, we've been relying upon God from day one,
Speaker 3: and so my physical and my emotional state had been
Speaker 3: bolstered by my spiritual state. Right, you have to go
Speaker 3: upstream from everything. And so when you have a faith in.
Speaker 2: God, that's unbreakable and unshakable because his.
Speaker 5: Promises are yes and amen.
Speaker 3: He is a faithful God that always comes through his word,
Speaker 3: goes out from him and never returns void. He is,
Speaker 3: you know, the one who started to work in me,
Speaker 3: and he's going to bring it to completion. And I
Speaker 3: knew when I was incarcerated that if I could hold
Speaker 3: on through this night, that the sun would rise in
Speaker 3: the morning. And you know, Jesus came out of his
Speaker 3: tomb and he gave us that same spirit, the Holy spirit,
Speaker 3: power to come out of ours. And God reclaimed me.
Speaker 3: You know, he set my feet on solid ground. And
Speaker 3: every day I worked out, you know, an hour or two.
Speaker 3: I did thousand push ups a day. I'm looking pretty healthy.
Speaker 3: I'm feeling strong. I managed entire movement from my prison cell.
Speaker 3: We raised over two million dollars and distributed to all
Speaker 3: the JAN sixers, got lawyers for over sixty JAN six
Speaker 3: ers through the J six Legal Fund, and tried to
Speaker 3: keep up community of broken patriots and broken families intact.
Speaker 3: You know, people are being financially devastated entire life savings
Speaker 3: wiped down the blink of an eye from these you know,
Speaker 3: one hundred thousand dollars to retain federal attorneys and you know,
Speaker 3: the breadwinners. The men were all put in prison, and
Speaker 3: these young wives and kids are at home trying to
Speaker 3: manage homes, are you know, missing mortgage payments and they're
Speaker 3: getting sold to the bank.
Speaker 5: Cars are getting repossessed.
Speaker 3: It was it was, you know, an insane attack on
Speaker 3: our way of life. And we tried our hard as
Speaker 3: we fought. We organized, we pushed back, We raised money,
Speaker 3: we prayed, and God sustained us.
Speaker 5: You know, we barely eked by. But we're out now
Speaker 5: and it's time to rebuild America.
Speaker 1: Jay Glang, what did the federal government claim that you
Speaker 1: did on January the sixth? And what did you do
Speaker 1: on January the sixth? So tell us what you were
Speaker 1: charged with and not brought to trial for more than
Speaker 1: four years.
Speaker 3: Well, January sixth was a series of sumped up, politically
Speaker 3: motivated charges. The Weapini's DJ had originally charged me with
Speaker 3: only four counts, and then they after I refused to
Speaker 3: testify against Trump and the second appeachment hearing, they superseded
Speaker 3: me with eight counts, and then when I refused to cowdown.
Speaker 5: To a plea deal, they superseded me with thirteen.
Speaker 7: Counts, and then we beat them in Supreme Court on
Speaker 7: the most I mean, over over arching nonsense charge they've
Speaker 7: ever charged Americans with.
Speaker 5: Three hundred and sixty jan.
Speaker 3: Six ers were charged with the fifteen to twelve obstruction
Speaker 3: of Congress twenty year maximum felony charge. And that was
Speaker 3: a charge that hundreds of people had pled guilty to
Speaker 3: just in order to not go to prison for twenty years,
Speaker 3: because the prosecutors told them, either you take this, you know,
Speaker 3: two three years in prison, plead guilty to this charge now,
Speaker 3: or else, if you get found guilty, which is a
Speaker 3: guarantee in the DC courtroom, you could go to prison
Speaker 3: for up to twenty years. So they used this to
Speaker 3: bludgeon people into submissions and make them take plea deals,
Speaker 3: and we beat them on this charge in Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: And you know, other than that charge, which was one
Speaker 3: of my major charges that was dropped from my case
Speaker 3: after we won in Supreme Court, which was a monumentous occasion,
Speaker 3: I was also charged with multiple counts of assault on
Speaker 3: federal officers at the Capitol. But you know, these assaults
Speaker 3: were all from a defensive posture. We were peacefully protesting
Speaker 3: and they unleasha a barrage on us with tear gas
Speaker 3: and rubber bullets and concussion grenades, and you know, we
Speaker 3: were just defending ourselves as any.
Speaker 5: Men or women have the right to do.
Speaker 3: And you know, for defending yourself in America versus tyrannical oppression.
Speaker 5: Apparently it's it's assault charges when you're.
Speaker 3: At the Capitol, but if you do it in your
Speaker 3: own home, it's called sandr ground law. If you do
Speaker 3: it at a bar fight, if somebody swings on you
Speaker 3: first and you end up defending yourself, you're you're you know,
Speaker 3: that's a legally admissible reason to.
Speaker 5: Apply use of force.
Speaker 3: And they didn't allow us to even bring up self
Speaker 3: defense arguments at our trials. They precluded us was just
Speaker 3: the legal term for the judge being an absolute tyrant,
Speaker 3: saying that you are not allowed you assert your right
Speaker 3: to self defense to this jury. They will not be
Speaker 3: given instructions to acquit you based upon self defense. So
Speaker 3: we were going in there with no self defense. They
Speaker 3: wouldn't allow us to use our First Amendment right as
Speaker 3: an excuse either for being at the capitalist and we
Speaker 3: were there to READJUSS agreements, they precluded us from First
Speaker 3: Amendment arguments and for self defense and defensive third person.
Speaker 5: So we literally had our arms.
Speaker 3: And hands tied behind our backs, and with a rig
Speaker 3: DC jury pool and the rigged prosecution and the rig
Speaker 3: judges that it was absolutely an impossible scenario.
Speaker 5: But who do we serve?
Speaker 3: We serve the god of impossibilized And look, I'm walking
Speaker 3: around my hotel room right now, free.
Speaker 1: Man Jake Lang. Why did the federal government not bring
Speaker 1: you to trial for more than four years? In fact,
Speaker 1: when you were released because of the orders of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump a few days ago, you still didn't have a
Speaker 1: court date. So how how can you keep somebody locked
Speaker 1: up more than four years in horrible circumstances and not
Speaker 1: bring you a trial.
Speaker 3: Well, going to Supreme Court pretty much elongated my case
Speaker 3: for two years as that situation worked itself out. And
Speaker 3: on top of that, the government never provided full exculpatory evidence.
Speaker 5: Say they hid I mean it.
Speaker 3: Was literally just what three weeks ago we got the
Speaker 3: Inspector General's report that there were three dozen FBI agents
Speaker 3: paid at the Capitol to disrupt and perpetrate the events
Speaker 3: of January sixth.
Speaker 5: I'd been asking my prosecutor for.
Speaker 3: That video, for the evidence where the federal agents were.
Speaker 3: Did I interact with any did any of those people
Speaker 3: change my disposition or influence my actions on January sixth
Speaker 3: to one of these people hand me a baseball bat.
Speaker 3: I mean, we had no idea who the federal CHS agents.
Speaker 5: And assets were.
Speaker 3: They were hiding that information from us, not even admitting
Speaker 3: that those people were there. And so we were pushing
Speaker 3: doing all these pre trial court motions in order to
Speaker 3: assert my right to try to get a fair trial.
Speaker 3: Because when you go to trial without full exculpatory evidence,
Speaker 3: that's called a Brady violation. There's a landmark case Brady
Speaker 3: versus USA or whatever that asserts that any evidence that
Speaker 3: can be beneficial to you using in a courtroom needs
Speaker 3: to be provided to you by the prosecution.
Speaker 5: And they weren't doing that.
Speaker 3: We were fighting with them to try to get this information.
Speaker 3: Obviously they did not. We had to call it out
Speaker 3: of their cold dead hands and the new Trumpet administration
Speaker 3: to get this info, and you know, it just basically
Speaker 3: made it an impossible scenario. My legal team had made
Speaker 3: the decision that it's in the best interest of justice,
Speaker 3: we will continue to fight to get you a fair
Speaker 3: trial and a full exculpatory information before we just walk
Speaker 3: you into that courtroom, allow you to be slaughtered without
Speaker 3: you know, a chance to have the evidence you need
Speaker 3: to defend yourself. Jake, and I said, you know, They
Speaker 3: said to me, are you willing to push it out
Speaker 3: and wait until we get you a fair trial or
Speaker 3: do you want to just go and just be slaughtered
Speaker 3: on the altar of woke left liberal politics here in DC.
Speaker 3: And I said, you know, I'm willing to do whatever
Speaker 3: it takes to as certain my right as an American
Speaker 3: to have a fair and impartial trial.
Speaker 1: Okay. In the IG report, Inspector General's report about three
Speaker 1: weeks ago said there were dozens of FBI agents undercover, incentivizing, encouraging,
Speaker 1: and some say providing weapons to those who were there,
Speaker 1: and that was quickly buried. That was even a one
Speaker 1: day story. It was less than a one day story,
Speaker 1: and that we moved on from that completely. So at
Speaker 1: this point, there are many At this point, I think
Speaker 1: that everyone is free. From January sixth to media is
Speaker 1: fashioning in this thing completely Differently, the media is making
Speaker 1: it look as if Donald Trump wanted to have police
Speaker 1: officers killed. Donald Trump, that didn't mind if police officers
Speaker 1: were beaten. And I would say this, Jake Lang, if
Speaker 1: somebody actually can be proven beat up a cop, sprayed
Speaker 1: him with bear spray, hit him in the head, he
Speaker 1: should go to jail. He should be convicted on that. However,
Speaker 1: in Hamilton County where I'm from, or anywhere in the country,
Speaker 1: anyone that assaults a police officer not resulting in the
Speaker 1: police officer's death or disability to get four years in
Speaker 1: jail for that is one hell of a punishment. So,
Speaker 1: even assuming that you did with a claim you have done,
Speaker 1: you spent four years in federal prisons and many times
Speaker 1: in isolation and the whole for an offense for which
Speaker 1: you were not convicted. In fact, as you sit there today,
Speaker 1: you're not convicted of any federal crimes. They held you
Speaker 1: for four years in release, and you understand that if
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris had won, you'd be in jail, likely until
Speaker 1: you were dead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, believe me, I know that this was a preordained
Speaker 3: blessing on my life to deliver me from the death
Speaker 3: and the destruction that was this incredible tyranny. The show
Speaker 3: Binen presidency represented for me life or death scenario. I mean,
Speaker 3: if the Democrats were allowed to continue their political persecution
Speaker 3: of constitutionalists and patriots, my whole life would have been
Speaker 3: wasted inside a prison cell. But God saw me fit
Speaker 3: and saw all the January sixth ers fit for his service.
Speaker 3: You know, in the Book of Matthew, we learned about
Speaker 3: a story where Jesus tells his disciples to go and.
Speaker 5: Grab a donkey from a man.
Speaker 3: And the disciples asked, Jesus, what if this man tells us,
Speaker 3: what do we ask?
Speaker 5: You know, what do we tell him when he asks us,
Speaker 5: who's a donkey for?
Speaker 3: And Jesus told his disciples to say, the Master has
Speaker 3: a need. And the Master had a need on us,
Speaker 3: and he unloosed us as well too, and is using
Speaker 3: us for his good will and pleasure.
Speaker 5: And when God has a calling on your life.
Speaker 3: He will move a mountain, he will break a chain,
Speaker 3: he will deliver you from whatever oppression, whatever circumstance you're in,
Speaker 3: in order to use you as one of his instruments.
Speaker 3: So he saw us as instruments, as vessels.
Speaker 8: That were suited to be filled with his spirit to
Speaker 8: be used for his glory, and he delivered us from
Speaker 8: our death our tomb just because he did his son Jesus,
Speaker 8: Jake Lank.
Speaker 1: Jake Lank, Did you commit any crimes on January the sixth?
Speaker 3: No, I defended my country from communist oppression?
Speaker 1: Did you? Did you assault or attack a police officer?
Speaker 3: I only defended my life in the lives of those
Speaker 3: around me. All right?
Speaker 1: And at this point, what is Jake Lane going to do?
Speaker 1: What are you gonna do with the rest of your life?
Speaker 1: Imagine a lawsuits coming at some point. What are you
Speaker 1: going to do with this reprieve by President Trump? What
Speaker 1: is your mission now?
Speaker 3: Well, we need accountability. We're pushing one hundred percent to
Speaker 3: make sure that those who have tortured us are held
Speaker 3: responsible for their actions. We also have the January sixth
Speaker 3: Life for Building project that is a huge part of
Speaker 3: getting this first steps forward, getting these men.
Speaker 5: Back up on their feet.
Speaker 3: Two hundred and fifty men that have been finance devastated
Speaker 3: to homes you know, mortgages and bankrupt sold off to
Speaker 3: the bank, cars, repossessed, life savings, wipes out family, generational businesses, destroyed,
Speaker 3: are emerging from prison with nothing. They're penniless, and we
Speaker 3: need to get them immediately set up into apartments and
Speaker 3: with first month's rents and new sneakers and a cell
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Speaker 1: Against the clock. Jake Lang, get a hold of me
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Speaker 1: We'll do it again. And Jake Lang, once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Jake.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. That's part of the story of
Speaker 1: someone actually locked up for four years, never brought to trial,
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Speaker 1: start breeding them for a living. Okay. Imagine women especially
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Speaker 1: I'm talking about Junior. Yeah, Junior wins it? This could
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Speaker 1: thirty six years? Wait a minute, what about the big b?
Speaker 1: What if he takes over? Eh? Baron? Baron youngest of
Speaker 1: what's he like? Eighteen? He's got to be thirty five?
Speaker 1: Those segments, but we could continue to lie about his
Speaker 1: What if when he's thirty six he takes over? So
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Speaker 1: what are we done with this now segment? According to
Speaker 1: Jennifer ketch Mark, yes, from here on maybe through. I
Speaker 1: think the pools are going to open Saturday afternoon? Were
Speaker 1: the pools on opening in New Orleans anywhere? The Super Bowl?
Speaker 1: How about that? They're ice skating guys playing hockey down
Speaker 1: Canal Street. I don't know what the time? You know
Speaker 1: what that means? New Orleans may get the National Hockey League.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be something?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Hey, let's see college basketball last night Texas Tech the
Speaker 1: Red Raiders, a home of Joe Walter not good. Twelve threes,
Speaker 1: got thirty two bench points in downing our beloved Bearcats
Speaker 1: eighty one seventy one. Bearcats now twelve and six and
Speaker 1: two and five. In the Big twelve Big Game Night segment,
Speaker 1: Xavier may march to glory. Xavier plays at number twenty
Speaker 1: Saint John's tonight, well least six point thirty? Is it
Speaker 1: the Red Storm now? Yeap used to be the Indians
Speaker 1: of the Red Men. We got there to DeBie On Smith,
Speaker 1: the one of their best guards is out with a
Speaker 1: shoulder injury for tonight. Well, Rick Patino beat him here
Speaker 1: about a week ago, right, and we need to beat
Speaker 1: him there. That's correct. And then they go from Saint
Speaker 1: John's to the Huskies Saturday at the Centas Center. Almost
Speaker 1: beat him there, could beat him here. But what about
Speaker 1: the hottest team in America right now? So I'm talking
Speaker 1: about the Miami RedHawks. Travis Steele's got him rolling in
Speaker 1: Oxford Steel eight in a row, they beat Bowling Green,
Speaker 1: got it done fourteen and four, six and oh in
Speaker 1: the Mac. And then Saturday, Saturday Saturday, Miami v Akron
Speaker 1: both are six and oh in the Mac. How about
Speaker 1: that a Mac battle and action? Travis Steel is getting
Speaker 1: it done? Talk about him action on Saturday? Now that
Speaker 1: shall we say? Trump's in the White House? Can I
Speaker 1: call Miami the Redskins again? No? All right? Dayton shot?
Speaker 1: He didn't have an executive order yet, does he you will?
Speaker 1: Dayton shot fifty eight percent of the field and downing
Speaker 1: Ducaine in Pittsburgh eighty two sixty two Ohio State upsets
Speaker 1: number eleven perdue there the Buckeyes win again and Louisville
Speaker 1: dumps SMU. Pat Kelsey's team's fifteen and five and eight
Speaker 1: and one in the ACC. Pretty good. Pat Kelsey's getting
Speaker 1: it done. Amen to that high school basketball today, Willy.
Speaker 1: The Kentucky Girls all a Classic got underway. One final
Speaker 1: is in Bethlehem over Covington Holy Cross seventy to sixty four.
Speaker 1: Nia Carter led the holy Cross with twenty eight points.
Speaker 1: But tomorrow's segment, we're going to have the Reds Caravans
Speaker 1: kicking off tomorrow. Is that correct? That is correct? They're
Speaker 1: getting at the right time it we are when it's
Speaker 1: zero right at least tomorrow is going to be in
Speaker 1: the twenties. Yes, what about that global warming? I heard
Speaker 1: all about what about global warming? Go call Al Gore
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Speaker 1: I guess all the reports are, Willy. They're interviewing Al
Speaker 1: Golden as we speak with a defensive coordinator's job there
Speaker 1: it is. Let's see Red's update. You got the Hot
Speaker 1: Stove League on the air tonight at six oh five,
Speaker 1: the Reds Caravan visits Wilmington. Now, I'm gonna fighting Quakers
Speaker 1: tonight at the Roberts Center that's owned by RNL Carriers.
Speaker 1: So you're telling me now the Reds Caravan will be here.
Speaker 1: How many branches are there? Two? Three or four? There's
Speaker 1: I think three three branches then maybe spread out in red.
Speaker 1: They're all over the place, Jeff Brenton. They've been here,
Speaker 1: They've been to Indianapolis, They've been to Lawrenceburg, They've been
Speaker 1: all over. Now tomorrow we get the Cowboy Tommy Thrall
Speaker 1: and the rest of the group at all. Yes, let's
Speaker 1: see Baseball's Hall of Fame classes all set for twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. How about that each er oh got the
Speaker 1: call last night see see Sabathia along with Billy Wagner.
Speaker 1: By the way, the one sports guy from Pike County
Speaker 1: that did not vote for each euro yeah, should have
Speaker 1: his privileges suspended. They got to throw him out of
Speaker 1: the country. One out of three hundred and seventy six
Speaker 1: at each one vote. Does not one deserve to be
Speaker 1: in the Hall of Fame? I think not. You No,
Speaker 1: I don't bet that the writers vote, Is it hal No,
Speaker 1: McCoy didn't do it. No, who did it.
Speaker 10: Identify that probably some goofball from Vermont or something, a
Speaker 10: Democrat probably, So they will all go in with the
Speaker 10: Cobra and Richie Allen later on this year, I think
Speaker 10: it's July is July.
Speaker 1: They usually have third week in July, So there you go.
Speaker 1: I know it's hotter than the hinges of Hell, that's
Speaker 1: for sure. I'm so happy for Dave Parker, amen quarter
Speaker 1: Tech's finest going over to Hall of Fame. Nobody better
Speaker 1: in his day and five or six years span he
Speaker 1: was the best player in baseball. Yes, no doubt about
Speaker 1: many better than than the Cobra. And I'm glad he's in,
Speaker 1: and I'm glad he can appreciate it in the living years.
Speaker 1: I wish Pete Rose was in during the living years,
Speaker 1: that's for sure, but you're not gonna happen. Also, Willie
Speaker 1: Way in the high school bowling, don't talk about tell
Speaker 1: me about Brian Combs. Is this him again? Super Combs
Speaker 1: has done it. He's got the nil money out there
Speaker 1: at mcnick. That's not a shot. Nil money's going to mcnick.
Speaker 1: I'm just kidding. For the Kegler's mcnick boys bowling team
Speaker 1: ten wins in a row. They are unstoppable wherever house
Speaker 1: they go to. Why didn't you get those kids in here?
Speaker 1: Are they gonna win? To stay titled? They do, we'll
Speaker 1: utter them. I got to get beechwood in here. I
Speaker 1: got tackets. Not bringing beachwood down here at eight degrees,
Speaker 1: good point. Make sure it gets above twenty. Yeah. But
Speaker 1: by the way, there's another school shooting. Three people including
Speaker 1: shooter wounded in the school in Nashville, Tennessee, and Antioch, Antioch,
Speaker 1: Tennessee Antioch High School. So we'll continue to follow that
Speaker 1: as events warrant segment. It begins, believe it or not,
Speaker 1: in about three weeks, I think on February the tenth,
Speaker 1: if I'm correct. Pictures and catchers report. Oh and also
Speaker 1: speaking of reporting, Willie Lucho Lucho Acosta is reporting. Although
Speaker 1: late to FC Cincinnati, they open up the preseason Friday
Speaker 1: night in Clearwater, Florida. At least they don't have any
Speaker 1: snow there in the Sunshine State. Have you seen some
Speaker 1: of the video. There is snow in the palm trees,
Speaker 1: there's snow covering the beaches. Can't even see the beach.
Speaker 1: How about what is it? Ten inches of snow and
Speaker 1: New Orleans are playing hockey down Canal Street. Sega's global warming?
Speaker 1: Do you know now the activists say that cold is
Speaker 1: caused by global warming? Are you aware of that? I
Speaker 1: believe when it's cold Tallahassees in it's snow crisis. Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Handing back, all I can say is, I'm in a
Speaker 1: crisis right now? Are you in a crisis? Always? Should
Speaker 1: you visit cryogenics to be frozen until the Trump presidency
Speaker 1: is over? You can join Ted Williams in his head
Speaker 1: somewhere near tepe Arizona, near Red Spring Training. In fact,
Speaker 1: you could join other liberals who are being frozen. Did
Speaker 1: you do that?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: If Ted Williams his head laying next to you, some
Speaker 1: of course you wouldn't know it. But I'm not sure
Speaker 1: you can fall away. I don't know. But anyway, I
Speaker 1: mean liberals are being right now. They're going into vats
Speaker 1: of dry ice to be frozen, waiting for the end
Speaker 1: of the Trump presidency. Gonna get ready, there could be more.
Speaker 1: What if he's hands the executive order that I want
Speaker 1: to be president another four years after this? Can he
Speaker 1: do it CNN also known as would blow up the
Speaker 1: Cemetery News Network. I'll have a problem. They're blowing up
Speaker 1: nothing Biden did illegally? Has ever been on the news. No,
Speaker 1: doesn't count. No, all the pardons, his whole family, drugs
Speaker 1: a big age, No problem. Yeah, Hunter, he's a crook
Speaker 1: and knows it and knows it. So a pedophile. Then Harris,
Speaker 1: what she doing? What do you think she's doing today?
Speaker 1: You think she's doing laundry out right now? My doubt?
Speaker 1: CALLI forty. I hope she lives along writing writing her memoirs.
Speaker 1: Long and unproductive life is what I want for her.
Speaker 1: Long life.
Speaker 10: May you live I lost and liked it. And Joe Biden,
Speaker 10: may you live a long and unproductive life. That's all
Speaker 10: I want. Segment is out in sports, I think so.
Speaker 10: Coming up next to.
Speaker 1: Frank Lrose who's the cousin of Franklrosa. Three four. See,
Speaker 1: we have a Secretary of State who is going to
Speaker 1: give us a report from the inaugural what happened when
Speaker 1: he was there, how good it was, how bad it was,
Speaker 1: and what's gonna happen today, tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. And
Speaker 1: Frank Lorosa is gonna disclose some information you're gonna find
Speaker 1: very important segment. Now, what about Now who's gonna run
Speaker 1: to see the wine is leaving the governor? He's gonna
Speaker 1: so that Ramaswami guy is gonna run. You got bank
Speaker 1: Rama Swami? Yeah, David Yost Attorney General. Okay, out of
Speaker 1: that group will come one? What about double A? And
Speaker 1: then you got Amy act In waiting in the wings
Speaker 1: on the left side of things along with I'm told
Speaker 1: Shared Brown may run for governor? What come back? I'm
Speaker 1: back Shareed Brown. So you might have Shared Brown against
Speaker 1: David Yost or Shared Brown against Baake Ramaswami. He needs
Speaker 1: to comb his hair. Shareed Brown have bad hair. But
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. But is this somewhat of a
Speaker 1: red state? Would you agree just a little bit slightly? Segment?
Speaker 1: Give me out of the Stude's report. Remember, don't cry.
Speaker 1: Cry Onomics can take care of your passions. Willie and Honor.
Speaker 1: Of another cold day here in the Tri State and
Speaker 1: it feels like we're all frozen. Where's that global warming
Speaker 1: when you need it? Global warming causing climate change. If
Speaker 1: it's hot, cold, wet, or dry, it's all global warming.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stewd Report.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Anthony Wiener. Anthony Wiener is one of the bobos involved
Speaker 1: with Hillary Clinton. Remember Anthony Wiener. She got to pardon
Speaker 1: him too. Congressman that wanted to become the mayor of
Speaker 1: New York City, Anthony Wiener, and he had so many
Speaker 1: problems the Trumpsters now thinking. And by the way, anti Israel,
Speaker 1: pro terrorist students are now protesting classes at Columbia a
Speaker 1: mass protest is that place down and they're telling him
Speaker 1: get out, get out, And now they had called the
Speaker 1: police on him. Unbelievable. Let's continue Bill Cunning into Great
Speaker 1: American standing tall and proud for law enforcement on news
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunning In the Great America,
Speaker 1: many things have changed. Many Ohioans, Kentuckians, and Hoosiers have
Speaker 1: come back from the festivities in Washington. Many went in
Speaker 1: on Saturday. We're there Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. One
Speaker 1: of the ones who went was Frank LeRose, our Secretary
Speaker 1: of State. He was wine dined in pocket Line and
Speaker 1: the Commander in Chief Ball where the Trumpster shows up
Speaker 1: along with a JD. Vance who spent four years in
Speaker 1: the Marines and Frank LeRose, welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Just tell the American people you got there
Speaker 1: a couple of days early. Ohio was well represented. I
Speaker 1: think his second largest delegation of all the states was
Speaker 1: Ohio under the leadership of Alex trent Tefilou and JD.
Speaker 1: Vance and many others. You were one of the officials
Speaker 1: present to give us a flavor of Washington the inaugural
Speaker 1: For the four or five days that you were.
Speaker 6: There, you know, it was a lot of excitement. Any
Speaker 6: inaugural that you go to is there's always some inconvenience,
Speaker 6: a lot of long lines to wait until you go
Speaker 6: through the metal detectors. That was cold outside, a lot
Speaker 6: of walking because you couldn't really drive anywhere in DC,
Speaker 6: so I used my metro card quite a bit. But
Speaker 6: I'll say this, it was worth it because we were
Speaker 6: there to see our president and our vice president take
Speaker 6: the oaths of office and be again what he called
Speaker 6: a golden era in America. I can tell you about
Speaker 6: the energy at the Commander in Chief Ball. My favorite
Speaker 6: event of all of them was the one I went
Speaker 6: to with my fellow soldiers sailors, airman's and marines, space
Speaker 6: guardians from the Space Force. But you know, he was
Speaker 6: welcomed with a rock star reception. There was a lot
Speaker 6: of enthusiasm, a lot of excitement, and we know that
Speaker 6: we're on the path now putting America first again and
Speaker 6: making America great again, and for the men and women
Speaker 6: that defend this nation from all enemies, foreign and domestic.
Speaker 6: We are excited about our new commander in chief and
Speaker 6: our new Vice president.
Speaker 1: By the way, and Frank Lorosa, you were there. You
Speaker 1: have spent many years in military. In fact, you're still
Speaker 1: in the military.
Speaker 11: Correct.
Speaker 1: What's your rank?
Speaker 6: I'm a When I'm not Secretary of State, Larrose, I
Speaker 6: get to be Sergeant first class Larrose, I serve in
Speaker 6: the Army Reserve.
Speaker 1: God bless you. There was a little speech given this
Speaker 1: morning by the new Secretary of State. Of course, Rubio
Speaker 1: was the first one confirmed. And I won't say it
Speaker 1: was a frosty reception, but it was restrained. They had
Speaker 1: a large number of members of the Secretary of State's office.
Speaker 1: There were literally tens of thousands members of the Secretary
Speaker 1: State Office. And of course when he met in Washington
Speaker 1: to see this morning, he gave a speech to several
Speaker 1: hundred and he said that there's going to be one
Speaker 1: flag policies across the US embassies all over the world.
Speaker 1: One flag. It's called the American flag, and there will
Speaker 1: not be Black Lives Matter flags flying or the gay
Speaker 1: rights flags flying all over the world. Was going to
Speaker 1: be one flag. The world of woke is gone. And
Speaker 1: that received a rather tepit clapping the hands like this,
Speaker 1: There weren't shears. It was like, what, we're Americans, we
Speaker 1: have a one flag policy. I can't fly my flag anywhere.
Speaker 1: Explain explain your reaction to that.
Speaker 6: Well, there's a lot of brokenness within the federal government
Speaker 6: right now, and a lot of it happened intentionally by
Speaker 6: the previous administration. But perhaps the most broken agency in
Speaker 6: the federal government is the Department of State. I believe
Speaker 6: it's been thoroughly infiltrated by a bunch of East and
Speaker 6: West Coast intellectuals that don't put America first and that
Speaker 6: want to go into countries and lecture them about trans
Speaker 6: rights and all kinds of other nonsense instead of actually
Speaker 6: advancing America's foreign interest. We can go, we could do
Speaker 6: a whole segment on my experience working with the State
Speaker 6: Department as an Army Green Beret in countries around the world.
Speaker 6: What I saw is a bunch of people hiding behind
Speaker 6: blast walls at embassies and not actually getting out and
Speaker 6: interacting with the foreign populations that they're supposed to be
Speaker 6: there interacting with. They've got this like sort of zero
Speaker 6: risk mentality, very arrogant, and again not focused on actually
Speaker 6: advancing America's best interest around the world, instead lecturing people
Speaker 6: about liberal pet projects and that kind of thing. I
Speaker 6: think that the Senator now Secretary Rubio is going to
Speaker 6: work to transform that organization, but it's going to take
Speaker 6: a long time, and it needs to be done because
Speaker 6: guess what, the Andes Foreign Service, the Russian Foreign Service,
Speaker 6: they're focused on the economic dominance of their nations. They're
Speaker 6: focused on their nation's best interest. We haven't been for
Speaker 6: too long, and I think that we need to turn
Speaker 6: around the US State Department because it's vitally important the
Speaker 6: work they do well.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the Partisan Voting Registration Act. It was
Speaker 1: not well known, but the last several years there's federal
Speaker 1: government agencies whose role has been under Joe Biden and
Speaker 1: under Obama before that, to register voters that vote Democratic,
Speaker 1: using the federal government or state governments to register voters
Speaker 1: in such a way as to vote left wing. Explain
Speaker 1: what's happening in Ohio and what that is. Many people
Speaker 1: don't know what we're talking about. Explain that to the
Speaker 1: American people.
Speaker 6: Well, there was a lot of chicanery by the Biden administration,
Speaker 6: but one effort that they engaged in very early on
Speaker 6: was to weaponize the federal government to help the Democratic Party.
Speaker 6: They were requiring federal agencies go out and do voter registration,
Speaker 6: and no surprise, it tended to focus on liberal population
Speaker 6: centers and groups, and they were actually working on giving
Speaker 6: money to outside groups, nonprofit groups, naturally, those that have
Speaker 6: a liberal mindset to advance voter turnout.
Speaker 5: Again, this is not.
Speaker 6: The responsibility of the federal government. We fought that in Ohio.
Speaker 6: Not only did we tell them that those efforts are
Speaker 6: not welcome here and so that we rejected that in Ohio,
Speaker 6: but I joined as a party to a lawsuit with
Speaker 6: the America First Policy Institute. I was proud to be
Speaker 6: one of the lead plaintiffs in that lawsuit with America
Speaker 6: First Policy Institute, and we were on track to defeating
Speaker 6: it in the court. But thankfully President Trump on day
Speaker 6: one issued an executive order resending this bad executive order
Speaker 6: from Biden. And so now the federal government agency should
Speaker 6: go back to focusing on their core missions, not trying
Speaker 6: to boost democratic turnout.
Speaker 1: Because it didn't work. In fact, there was more of
Speaker 1: austin were them and I'm heartening the last election. Maybe
Speaker 1: you have some facts as far as Ohio was concerned.
Speaker 1: Many of the facts are now known. How was the
Speaker 1: actual turnout in twenty twenty four presidential election compared to
Speaker 1: other elections. Was there a bubbling up of many people
Speaker 1: who are saying we can't take it anymore? Or were
Speaker 1: many complyingt with government control of their lives in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four in general? What was the turnout?
Speaker 6: It was near record five point eight million. It almost
Speaker 6: hit the record of twenty twenty which was five point
Speaker 6: nine million.
Speaker 5: And here's something Willie.
Speaker 6: When the Democrats say that I'm trying to suppress the vote.
Speaker 5: As your Republican secretary.
Speaker 6: Of State, if that's my objective, I'm terrible at it.
Speaker 6: Of course, we're not trying to suppress the vote. We
Speaker 6: want to make sure that it's honest, and we'll continue
Speaker 6: to do that. But we've seen massive turnout, and so
Speaker 6: all the schemes by the left tend to fail and backfire. Thankfully,
Speaker 6: Trump just President Trump just rescinded this scheme from the
Speaker 6: Biden team. But it doesn't work generally anyway, because the
Speaker 6: power of the people is what.
Speaker 5: Matters, and that's what we do in Ohio.
Speaker 6: We have an honest election, we see massive turnout, and
Speaker 6: we've seen conservatives winning overwhelmingly in our state now for
Speaker 6: the last few cycles.
Speaker 1: Frank Lerosa, let's talk. Let's kind of talk from thirty
Speaker 1: thousand feet. There were long periods of time when Ohio
Speaker 1: was thoroughly democratic. I think of the seventies and eighties,
Speaker 1: Dick Celest, Frank Celebrezi, et cetera, Anthony Celebrezi. You couldn't
Speaker 1: find a Republican with a search warrant. And then for
Speaker 1: a long time it was iffy. There was some secretaries
Speaker 1: of state's Democrats, some Republican went back and forth, some governors,
Speaker 1: Ted Strickland, et cetera. But the last ten to fifteen years, Ohio, Kentucky,
Speaker 1: and Indiana have thoroughly gone to the right Republican and
Speaker 1: now it used to be. You might recall that Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama won Ohio twice and eight and twenty twelve,
Speaker 1: which won a long time ago. He easily won Ohio,
Speaker 1: and he won Indiana in the twenty eight cycles. So
Speaker 1: Ohio was thoroughly democratic when Obama was in power. Is why, philosophically,
Speaker 1: Frank LeRose, Secondretary of State, has Ohio and Kentucky. When
Speaker 1: I talked to Rob Sanders and those in the Bluegrass
Speaker 1: where I was born, there's no Democrats anywhere. You can't
Speaker 1: they don't exist. And in the end of the same fact,
Speaker 1: So what happened you think the last fifteen years in Ohio,
Speaker 1: Indiana and Kentucky that turned the people toward the righteousness
Speaker 1: of the Republican Party.
Speaker 5: What happened There's two things.
Speaker 6: The Democrats left working families, and the Republicans were prepared
Speaker 6: to embrace them and to work on the things that
Speaker 6: they cared about. I spoke to the plumbers and pipe
Speaker 6: fitters a couple of years ago, and I explained it
Speaker 6: to them like this. I said, all right, guys, I said,
Speaker 6: many of you have been lifelong Democrats. But think about this,
Speaker 6: the Democratic Party talking to a group of plumbers. The
Speaker 6: Democratic Party is so fixated on letting boys use girls'
Speaker 6: bathrooms that they don't have much time for you all
Speaker 6: who build the bathrooms. And I think that I saw
Speaker 6: a lot of heads going up and down. They sort
Speaker 6: of got that. And so the fringe policies of the
Speaker 6: left have driven people in working class, blue collar, former
Speaker 6: union towns all along the Ohio River and where I
Speaker 6: grew up in Northeast Ohio have driven people out of
Speaker 6: the Democratic Party and to the Republican Party. And to
Speaker 6: our credit, with President Trump and other smart Republican leaders,
Speaker 6: we've said we're the party of working class families. We're
Speaker 6: going to fight for your prosperity, for rule of law,
Speaker 6: for common sense, for a secure southern border. We're going
Speaker 6: to do the things that you care about. And as
Speaker 6: long as we keep doing those things, we can win.
Speaker 6: But when we don't, then they'll they'll go right back.
Speaker 6: And that's where we have to be smart as a
Speaker 6: party and focus on the issues that matter to real Ohioans.
Speaker 6: And I know President Trump's going to do that, and
Speaker 6: I'm looking to make sure that I'm part of those
Speaker 6: efforts here in Ohio to make sure that we can
Speaker 6: continue fighting for working families.
Speaker 1: Lastly, I would say this, there's an order coming out
Speaker 1: of Washington that's going to put military units on the
Speaker 1: southern border. As indicated. If Governor Abbott of Texas says,
Speaker 1: you know what, we're overwhelmed. There's another huge caravan coming
Speaker 1: up from Guadalajara, and there's thousands wanting to get into
Speaker 1: the country to test what's going on. Might you be
Speaker 1: called out, Franklerosa, to go to the southern border as
Speaker 1: in the reserves.
Speaker 5: It's possible.
Speaker 6: I serve in a unit that's part of the US
Speaker 6: Special Operations Command. Not certain whether we would be part
Speaker 6: of that or not. It's probably likely to be more
Speaker 6: conventional units doing a lot of this work. But I
Speaker 6: will say this, I was deployed to the US Mexican
Speaker 6: border by the Clinton administration, so I was I was
Speaker 6: part of a counter narcotics effort called Joint Task Force
Speaker 6: six bent down there in nineteen ninety nine by the
Speaker 6: Clinton administration. There's nothing unusual or extreme about using the
Speaker 6: military to protect our nation's borders. That's one of the reasons.
Speaker 1: Why we exist.
Speaker 5: And by the way, the.
Speaker 6: Capable, smart men and women of our United States military
Speaker 6: working side by side with our United States Border Patrol
Speaker 6: are going to end this invasion on our southern border.
Speaker 6: President Trump's going to make sure it happens very quickly.
Speaker 1: What happens to Frank Lerosa? If you're called of this
Speaker 1: southern border on this invasion taking place, he's declared in
Speaker 1: a national emergency. And when that happens, the law gives
Speaker 1: the president magnificent sweeping powers to defend the nation's borders.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about Red Dawn Part two when Patrick Swayzee
Speaker 1: was in the high Ranges of Colorado fighting the North Koreans.
Speaker 1: There's an invasion going on. So if you're called to
Speaker 1: the southern border, who takes over the Secretary of State's office?
Speaker 6: So, first of all, the unit that I'm in gives
Speaker 6: me a lot of flexibility because of the work that
Speaker 6: I do. So I tend to sit down with my
Speaker 6: commander in Sergeant major at the beginning of the year
Speaker 6: and chart out what times each year I can be there.
Speaker 5: To fulfill my duties.
Speaker 6: That's the way that they've worked it out with me,
Speaker 6: and I appreciate that. But I'll tell you this last summer,
Speaker 6: I had to spend a month on duty down at
Speaker 6: Fort Bragg now called Fort Liberty, probably.
Speaker 5: Not for long ago.
Speaker 6: President Trump changes that back too. But I was down
Speaker 6: at Fort Bragg, North Carolina for five weeks last summer,
Speaker 6: and every night when I'd get off duty at sixteen
Speaker 6: hundred hours, I'd go to my hotel room and sit
Speaker 6: there making phone calls with my team and doing video
Speaker 6: calls with my team to do the work of the
Speaker 6: secretary of State's office. My Assistant Secretary of State, a
Speaker 6: woman who is incredibly capable, was vested with some authority
Speaker 6: while I was gone to sign things that needed to
Speaker 6: be signed and that kind of thing. But I was
Speaker 6: in daily contact with the team and it works out
Speaker 6: quite well.
Speaker 1: What's the future for Frank LeRose three four seven? You
Speaker 1: got two more years in your term? What comes up
Speaker 1: next for you? If anything? Or will you come back
Speaker 1: in the ven years and simply make the grapes let
Speaker 1: someone else drink the wine, or.
Speaker 6: Or maybe I can help my cousin buddy selling pieces. Now,
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what I love public service. I'm not
Speaker 6: ready to make an announcement right now, but I'm looking
Speaker 6: running for a different state wide office. I am having
Speaker 6: some conversations with friends that are looking at running for governor,
Speaker 6: about helping them, but again not ready to make any
Speaker 6: announcements right now about that. I do want to see
Speaker 6: Ohio continue to be strong, and that means good conservative
Speaker 6: leadership at the state wide level, and so expect me
Speaker 6: to be involved in that in twenty twenty six, and
Speaker 6: your listeners will be among the first to know when
Speaker 6: I've got an announcement to make.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: You know, Viveke Ramaswami, he's going to tee it up
Speaker 1: against David Yost, the Attorney General. Viveg rama swam He's
Speaker 1: like a rock star. David Yost is a solid attorney general.
Speaker 1: Who do you support between those two now?
Speaker 6: Not making an announcement today, Two good men, I can
Speaker 6: tell you that I do think that that Vivek has
Speaker 6: a vision and an energy that Ohio needs, but again
Speaker 6: not ready to make an announcement on that today either.
Speaker 1: All right, Frank, God bless you and God bless America,
Speaker 1: and thank you for your service to this great nation.
Speaker 1: Let's make it greater. Thank you, Frank LeRose, thank you
Speaker 1: very much, God bless and God bless America. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more if a line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, Bill Cunningham of the Bengals and the Reds
Speaker 1: Caravan beginning tomorrow with Jeff Brantley with me on news
Speaker 1: radio seven hundred WLW. You know, after my great interview
Speaker 1: with Jake Lang at the one o'clock hour, received several
Speaker 1: texas from law enforcement officers. They relate to me what
Speaker 1: has happened to the assailants, the scumbags who hit them
Speaker 1: and beat them. Had One cop called me and said
Speaker 1: God punched me twice in the face. I got a
Speaker 1: broken jaw and at that point I was off duty
Speaker 1: for about six months, had my mouth the wired shut,
Speaker 1: and the perpetrator got nine months in jail. Another cop
Speaker 1: called me and said he was bitten repeatedly by some
Speaker 1: woman he was trying to arrest, and he got all
Speaker 1: the shots necessary thereafter, and after that person went to court,
Speaker 1: she was put on probation. Another cop sent me a
Speaker 1: note saying that I had a broken leg. I was
Speaker 1: chasing someone and I fell down broke my leg. I
Speaker 1: was off for about four months and the perpetrator who
Speaker 1: did that got a year and a half in jail
Speaker 1: from if you put me in charge, if you physically
Speaker 1: hurt a cop, such as that it's automatic three years
Speaker 1: in prison, assuming that was the only injury. Punch a
Speaker 1: cop in the face, accept up some sort of a
Speaker 1: bite from a person, or you're chasing somebody that broke
Speaker 1: a leg, three years automatically in prison. So Jake Lang,
Speaker 1: who allegedly assaulted Capitol Police officers and wasn't convicted of it,
Speaker 1: spent a little over four years in federal prisons four
Speaker 1: years now. The proportionality is what we're dealing with. And
Speaker 1: the same crowd that said defund the police are now
Speaker 1: the ones who's saying that if you assault a federal
Speaker 1: police officer without permanent damage to his or her body,
Speaker 1: should you get more than four years in jail. If
Speaker 1: it's three years, four years, five years, I'm okay with that,
Speaker 1: but not twenty years. There's proportionality. And as you know,
Speaker 1: if you just google Brian Sicknik, who was the cop
Speaker 1: that died the day after January sixth of a stroke,
Speaker 1: all the medical examiners who tried to find a murder
Speaker 1: or a manslaughter of a Capitol Police officer which would
Speaker 1: have given possibly a death sentence to the person that
Speaker 1: did it, it could not be located. There was no
Speaker 1: Capitol police officer killed as a result of the terrible
Speaker 1: criminal activities committed by those at the Capitol that should
Speaker 1: never have been there in the first place. Proportionality is
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. Can you smell what I'm cooking? Let's
Speaker 1: continue two thirty home Your Reds is gonna be here
Speaker 1: tomorrow about twelve oh six. But Jeff Brandley, many others,
Speaker 1: the Reds Caravan is underway with Ted McKay oh on
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred ought to.
Speaker 11: Chuck Ingram is back, I am. We got some World
Speaker 11: Cup races coming down. Alpine skiing World Championships are coming up,
Speaker 11: really going to be on a mountain in Germany called
Speaker 11: Mount Wank. Mount Wank, Yes, And they've decided they're going
Speaker 11: to change their slogan because it wouldn't look good on
Speaker 11: TV in English speaking, in particularly the UK. As you
Speaker 11: may know, it's a slang term in the UK for
Speaker 11: a masturbation. Right on each of these gondolos, it has
Speaker 11: real big with the heart eye heart Yes, I love wank.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So they're changing the logos on the gondolas so it
Speaker 11: doesn't say I love wank. And they point out that
Speaker 11: in what they say here that she agreed that it
Speaker 11: may be too vulgar for the World Cup, so they're changing.
Speaker 11: I love wank, even though in Germany it's pronounced vunk.
Speaker 11: It's not wank, it's vunk. They said, we want to
Speaker 11: convey a positive image and togetherness of us as partners
Speaker 11: to the outside world and not use sexual slang, which
Speaker 11: it's not in German right as we know. Yes, so
Speaker 11: that's people aren't mature enough to apparently not make that change.
Speaker 11: Apparently not. During the European Championships hosted in Germany last year,
Speaker 11: fans of Scotland's national football team staying in the area
Speaker 11: bought as much wank merchandicese because they have. It's amusing,
Speaker 11: so lising on some merch opportunities here.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: The German name, which was pronounced like an English V,
Speaker 11: is said to have come from the Old German word
Speaker 11: for slope or bend.
Speaker 1: Yes, too late. Things I never thought you're mic saying
Speaker 1: on the.
Speaker 11: Show I know the road too are just known as
Speaker 11: the wank Bond. I'm sorry, funk funk Bond. So if
Speaker 11: you're watching the World Ski Championships at Mount Wank, you
Speaker 11: won't know that's where it is because you're covering everything up.
Speaker 11: You're gonna sell that merchandise. Have had it totally. It's German,
Speaker 11: totally agree, Oh mercy late, the decision has been made.
Speaker 4: Hell Buiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: If you visit a mountain wank anytime soon. I don't
Speaker 1: plan to segment. What about you? You've been to the
Speaker 1: Olympics since I understand? Is that correct? Correct? How was
Speaker 1: it Albertville, France in nineteen ninety four? You and Mike
Speaker 1: went right? Correct? How was he skied the Alps? Mike
Speaker 1: McConnell ski where Albertville, France is right at the tip
Speaker 1: tip of where the Alps begin Alps. We saw ski
Speaker 1: jumping at other events. Incredible action. John wasn't John Claude,
Speaker 1: John Claude Keeley remember him? We went, we went through
Speaker 1: the We went through Grenoble, France. He's the bus stopped
Speaker 1: when we got the Grenoble France and got out of
Speaker 1: the bus and paid homage. Does Jean Claud remember Jehan,
Speaker 1: the great French alpine skier. Now, Rock, you're paying off
Speaker 1: a bet. Many a few people actually do this.
Speaker 10: Rock put her there, baby, You go to technicality, but
Speaker 10: you know what I figured you know what.
Speaker 1: I'd be whining all day. I'm going to give the
Speaker 1: segment because he earned it. He picked the bucks. At
Speaker 1: some point I took the bucks. Then I saw it delivered.
Speaker 1: I pay my bets. I switched at the end and
Speaker 1: I took Notre Dame. Now I'm taking the Buffalo bills
Speaker 1: to big Kansas City. You just doomed the Buffalo bills.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't be good if they won? That wouldn't it be
Speaker 1: better than Kansas City? So great, so sick of I mean,
Speaker 1: everybodys sick of that.
Speaker 10: Whole day's Patrick Mahomes endearing himself to the NFL audience.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think so.
Speaker 10: Look at Sege's cherry. He's getting into it right now.
Speaker 10: Greater's hot Fudge Sunday. Put it on the left there, segment.
Speaker 10: I need to go back to the bank after that.
Speaker 10: By the way, is more more than that? Yeah for
Speaker 10: a hot but Sunday grads like ten bucks or something.
Speaker 1: No, that's not that seven and change. I'm want to
Speaker 1: bring this up to if I can. Yes, second, don't
Speaker 1: ask me anything for a while. Now. I had on
Speaker 1: Jake Lang, who walked out of the DC jail after
Speaker 1: four years and four days, and it has not been
Speaker 1: brought to trial. It is alleged that he assaulted a
Speaker 1: Capitol police officer without causing serious injury or death, despite
Speaker 1: the News Department, et cetera saying that officers were killed
Speaker 1: that day.
Speaker 10: If you read all the information, the answer one guy
Speaker 10: killed himself. That's Brian Sickniya is the guy that but
Speaker 10: all ready to do anything. Just go and check it out.
Speaker 1: However, when I say that if you assault a police
Speaker 1: officer not causing serious physical harm or long term disability,
Speaker 1: four years in jail, two years in solitary confinement, I.
Speaker 10: Would have to ask a cop would they think? But I,
Speaker 10: from my perspective, four years too in solitary confinement. For
Speaker 10: he didn't knife anybody, didn't shoot anybody, didn't baseball bat anybody.
Speaker 10: So I think he paid his debts and should he
Speaker 10: remain in prison for the rest of the No, I.
Speaker 1: Not to kill a cop, right, And they tried the
Speaker 1: DC Police Department of Justice. The whole crew there said,
Speaker 1: we need to find if we can legally and properly
Speaker 1: a police offerer that was killed directly or indirectly. In
Speaker 1: other words, if you hit a cop in the face,
Speaker 1: and two weeks later he die of a blood clot
Speaker 1: caused by that punch in the face. That's called manslaughter
Speaker 1: that carries twenty years in jail. So if that was
Speaker 1: the case, if an officer was killed by a rioter
Speaker 1: who never should have been there, they sho should be
Speaker 1: punished to one degree or another. We can find that person,
Speaker 1: We're gonna charge him. Not one j six was charged
Speaker 1: with killing or a manslaughter of a cop, but we
Speaker 1: act as if they did. Now, am I being soft
Speaker 1: on crime? Segment says I'm soft on crime? What do
Speaker 1: you say? Oh, the FFP president seems to think Trump
Speaker 1: four years in jail, life ruined? I mean, would you
Speaker 1: like to spend four years you right now?
Speaker 10: I have to ask the cop, maybe take a call
Speaker 10: or to.
Speaker 1: Talk to them. What do they say? I'm thinking I
Speaker 1: have to imagine that. I mean, you're you've paid your
Speaker 1: debts to society in my eyes, But if maybe a
Speaker 1: cop sees it differently, I am. If there's anybody around
Speaker 1: here that's against by against cops, it's me. But four
Speaker 1: years for kind of some pushing and shoving. I don't know.
Speaker 10: I think you paid your debts and they should have
Speaker 10: paid some debt. Absolutely, I think four years and two solitary.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, okay, and not bring them to trial
Speaker 1: because it's like and there there's three hundred of us
Speaker 1: similarly situated, and they weren't treated well by the guards,
Speaker 1: by the way, they were not treated well, which you
Speaker 1: heard a cop in prison, you're not treated well. But
Speaker 1: the rumor was all these cops were killed and and thank.
Speaker 10: God, But we want to keep lying and saying that,
Speaker 10: if you that's been the Democrats strategy for many, many years,
Speaker 10: just keep saying it over and over and over. It's
Speaker 10: not true that enough of the wilfully ignorant will go,
Speaker 10: oh yeah, I think I heard somebody looks terrible.
Speaker 1: It was terror happened. I watched it. Rocket was terrible.
Speaker 1: It was awful. It was kind of like burning down
Speaker 1: the courthouse, kind of like uh, Saint John's church outside
Speaker 1: the White House and throwing fire bombs inside a church
Speaker 1: and and fire bombing the uh, the guards in the
Speaker 1: White House. If that was wrong, which it was.
Speaker 10: How come other times when when left leaning protest groups
Speaker 10: have stormed capitals, state capitals, you know it's a supreme court,
Speaker 10: state supreme courts.
Speaker 1: How comes that's not treated the same because of the
Speaker 1: mission of the media is not to tell the t
Speaker 1: so you know that.
Speaker 10: I mean, we got to get back to a spade
Speaker 10: as a spade. What's right is right?
Speaker 1: What's wrong? Can I say enough?
Speaker 11: That was wrong?
Speaker 1: I don't support it. I'm against the proportionality of crime
Speaker 1: committed and punishment and post I want those to be equal.
Speaker 1: And uh, I don't see much equality in the group
Speaker 1: that demands to fund the police. That group is the
Speaker 1: one who's saying keep them locked out.
Speaker 10: Similar what is a for for shoving a cop again,
Speaker 10: not shiving them, not knifing them, not beating them with
Speaker 10: a baseball? That what what is what is the proper
Speaker 10: amount of Is it death? Okay, if it's not death,
Speaker 10: what is.
Speaker 1: What is it? Is it a year? Is it a year?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 1: I mean in this case has been four four years,
Speaker 1: four days, two years in solitary confinement. Is that enough?
Speaker 4: Thanks?
Speaker 1: Segment? Are you're done eating Sunday? Are you done eating
Speaker 1: that yet? At one point I said the Buckeyes, and
Speaker 1: you took the bet at one point and I switched.
Speaker 10: I have I have a text message proof you were
Speaker 10: on the Irish van wagon. Then you immediately left that
Speaker 10: after that first drive and joined the buck Eyes.
Speaker 1: Do we have a bet then after the first drive?
Speaker 1: It's not how it works, Sloan. I'm taking the bills.
Speaker 1: I want the bill.
Speaker 10: Do you know that the last thing he wants to
Speaker 10: happen is for you to take the bill?
Speaker 1: And Josh Allen, I like the Bills. Buffalo is a
Speaker 1: terrible city, a terrible part of the country that gets
Speaker 1: snowed on what eighty four?
Speaker 10: I want the Bills. Eric Wood a good and great
Speaker 10: elder grad. We had him on, A good guy guy,
Speaker 10: my guy, Scott Norwood. I want the Bills to win,
Speaker 10: to beat the Eagles fly, Eagles Fly. I think the
Speaker 10: Eagle is gonna win at home against Washingill. Polly In,
Speaker 10: my former general manager of the Colts, was the GM
Speaker 10: for the Bills back in those days.
Speaker 1: He didn't do it. I don't know what to tell you,
Speaker 1: but I tell you in Philadelphia right now with Trump
Speaker 1: and the White House, are they now the Washington Redskins
Speaker 1: not yet? Miami Redskins not yet? Seg Man, what do
Speaker 1: you say? Look, how about the clar There's been a
Speaker 1: flurry of action. I got it, you got the best,
Speaker 1: But don't tell me cops were killed when factually they
Speaker 1: were not.
Speaker 10: Because next time a cop is killed, I may I don't.
Speaker 10: I make questions, I make.
Speaker 1: Question I don't know the cop the Border Patrol agent
Speaker 1: killed Monday morning, shot to death in Vermont. I feel
Speaker 1: for that constantly. But there's got to be proportionality, and
Speaker 1: I don't see it many times. And Hamilty County right now,
Speaker 1: if you would push a cop.
Speaker 10: Joe Biden pardoned a cop killer and he killed an
Speaker 10: FBI agent correct.
Speaker 1: In Franklin County. Yeah, killed him, killed him. There's no
Speaker 1: question and not one J six Rider is charged with
Speaker 1: kill killing man's lotter of a cop because it didn't happen.
Speaker 1: So let's make it worse than what it is. And
Speaker 1: it is terrible. It was embarrassing, it was awful. We
Speaker 1: looked like a Banana Republic and it was bad. Segment.
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Speaker 1: one forty eight twenty two got on text here from
Speaker 1: a cop who said, look, a guy punched me and
Speaker 1: I chased him. I broke a leg and the guy
Speaker 1: was charged with assaulting the police officer was broken down
Speaker 1: from a fellow into a misdemeanor, and he received eight
Speaker 1: months in jail. That's bad. Punching a cop, broken jaw, bad,
Speaker 1: brought broken leg, Chasing him bad. I think a few
Speaker 1: months in jail is not enough. If it was, I'd
Speaker 1: make it mandatory. Three years in prison. If you assault
Speaker 1: in a flonious way a cop, it's automatic three years, sir,
Speaker 1: I got no problem do it. But don't tell me
Speaker 1: something exists when it doesn't justify a political position. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying?
Speaker 11: Great?
Speaker 1: Can you continue segment? Big East play tonight Willie in
Speaker 1: New York City? Do I sound softy? Do I saw
Speaker 1: like a liberal? Twentieth ranks Saint John's against the Musketeers
Speaker 1: looking for win number four in a row? Are they
Speaker 1: the Red Men?
Speaker 3: Now that.
Speaker 1: The Red Men? Also Tonight Milwaukee and Wright State Red's
Speaker 1: update The Red's Hot Stove League is a six o
Speaker 1: five Tonight here on seven hundred w LW. The reds
Speaker 1: Caravan will visit Wilmington. Tonight at the Roberts Center, owned
Speaker 1: by the one and only RNL Carriers. Now tomorrow list
Speaker 1: caravan is here. They're going to be here.
Speaker 10: Rock Coccidati No, no, I have a reason why that
Speaker 10: might not be the case.
Speaker 1: I'll tell the story here in a second. Brentley Jeff Brentley,
Speaker 1: the Pride of Mississippi State. Emilio Pagan a pitcher, Cam Collier,
Speaker 1: third baseman, played very well last year for the Dayton D.
Speaker 1: Wiggins number five prospect overall and Chase Burns at a
Speaker 1: wake Forest, the Reds first round pick in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: the number one prospect, number two pick overall. Or can
Speaker 1: he better? Is he gonna be up this year? I
Speaker 1: hope not. I hope not because I want the five
Speaker 1: Reds tarters not to go on the d L more
Speaker 1: than once. And then Lance McAllister reports one month from today,
Speaker 1: one month from today at three oh five Reds v.
Speaker 1: Guardians and the Cactus League opener. Can they be the
Speaker 1: Indians now that Trump's in the White House? I don't
Speaker 1: think so. I's see what else is going real quick.
Speaker 10: So Red's caravan I think it was two years ago, right,
Speaker 10: they come in, come in, the studio during our show,
Speaker 10: We're gonna have some Reds guys on and there's a
Speaker 10: four of them. And the guy's like, hey that you know,
Speaker 10: he's this guy here, he needs an interpret He doesn't
Speaker 10: speak English right now.
Speaker 1: That's kind of it's kind of tough.
Speaker 10: For pretty good for radio about so we're like, probably
Speaker 10: not so that he has a guy has a guy
Speaker 10: standing in the corner over there.
Speaker 1: That guy was Elie Davis. He's standing over there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's your name? Guy's name Ellie?
Speaker 10: What he speaks better than that?
Speaker 1: Thank you? Did you interview Dela Cruise? We couldn't because
Speaker 1: he couldn't, you know.
Speaker 10: And no one said like, hey this is that's that's
Speaker 10: the guy. It was like, hey, we got this and
Speaker 10: one of one of our players he's he needs an interpreter.
Speaker 10: So he's We're like, god, you know, I would love to,
Speaker 10: but we only got so many microphones.
Speaker 1: There's three other four other guys should have conducted the
Speaker 1: interview anyway, just do it in English. Who knows or wrong?
Speaker 1: I blame that's all.
Speaker 5: And C. C.
Speaker 1: Sabbathia was his interview last night in New York. Media
Speaker 1: did not ce Sabbathia's son said, that's right. Could he
Speaker 1: get Dela Cruz's autograph for him at some point? So
Speaker 1: the son of the Hall of Famer said, I went
Speaker 1: Dela Cruz, Dad, You're okay, but David Cruise guy, but I.
Speaker 10: Went that short stop for the rest Now under another matter,
Speaker 10: So Dave Parker is going in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 11: Cracked.
Speaker 1: Right. Did Dave Parker play college football? I don't think so.
Speaker 1: Could he have?
Speaker 10: I mean, he would have been an amazing like linebacker
Speaker 10: or strong safety. But rightly want to be out there
Speaker 10: at quarter Tech when he comes around the end, he
Speaker 10: played halfback. I want to I bet Dave Parker today,
Speaker 10: if he was a young kid growing up and he's
Speaker 10: athletic and doing this, I bet he goes into football.
Speaker 1: He would play football probably, So he would play football,
Speaker 1: and he'd be probably be scrimmage. He probably do both.
Speaker 1: Probably another he probably would have been at early Dion Sanders.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you a story about him in high school.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying deer Park High School had a scrimmage
Speaker 1: against quarter Tech in nineteen sixty five, before you were born.
Speaker 1: Coach of Deer Park was a guy named Tom Griswold,
Speaker 1: And I'm there at the scrimmage. I'm like a freshman
Speaker 1: or a sophomore, and this guy, this tall black guy,
Speaker 1: comes running around the corner and wipes out three Park
Speaker 1: defensive backs. Only one of them got up. Griswold goes
Speaker 1: on the field gives the time out to the quarterback
Speaker 1: coach that we're not playing. We're not going to continue
Speaker 1: with the scrimmage unless you take that guy off the field.
Speaker 1: Dave Parker. Dave Parker, really, would you cut with six four?
Speaker 1: About two twenty five? He took out three little defensive backs,
Speaker 1: only one got up the other.
Speaker 12: Twoad We're not continuing this like the kicker on the
Speaker 12: kickoff for two Wait a minute, and I said, I
Speaker 12: for years it didn't come up.
Speaker 1: And then I saw Dave Parker and I said, did
Speaker 1: you play football? For recording? He said, yeah, I played
Speaker 1: like two years what positions? And I was a half back.
Speaker 1: I said, let me tell you a story about when
Speaker 1: you scrimmage Deer Park High School. He said, I don't
Speaker 1: remember that. I said I do because two guys never
Speaker 1: gotten to remember because it probably happened every time he
Speaker 1: was out on the would down as a linebacker. Rock
Speaker 1: Hell but went, you're a five hundred and forty five
Speaker 1: pounder with your helmet on it. Here comes Dave Parker
Speaker 1: when he would go seventeen years old. You're like Derek
Speaker 1: Henry coming at you. Never tackle him. Uh no, he was.
Speaker 1: I was gone by the time.
Speaker 4: Do that.
Speaker 1: Okay, tackle a bunch of them, but not not. He's
Speaker 1: bigger than you, right, he big big? All Rightiternedy, George. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's get Dave Parker could play football, Belie, I.
Speaker 10: Believe it, he said. And if he was growing up today,
Speaker 10: I bet you he chooses the football football because the
Speaker 10: money and the nil money, just the nil money.
Speaker 1: All right, rock, Thank you, thank you, segment, thank you,
Speaker 1: you're welcome. Give me out of the Studie report. Police
Speaker 1: Dave Parker around the corner. We're not playing anymore. That's it, Joe,
Speaker 1: Unless that guy gets off the field. His number was
Speaker 1: thirty nine, Willie and utter of a cold other cold
Speaker 1: day here in the Tri State. When you need temp
Speaker 1: star quality, you can feel two of them didn't get up.
Speaker 1: We're not playing anymore. There we leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the Stooge Report. When you fight a
Speaker 1: pig in the slop, you come up thirty even if
Speaker 1: you win, m one of my words of wisdom, I
Speaker 1: have no idea. Thank you, Rock, thank you, Good luck
Speaker 1: with Eddie, and learn Spanish. This pagan character segment I
Speaker 1: may have to interpret on seven hundred WLW