Speaker 1: All right, Billy cunning in the Great American Welcome. This
Speaker 1: floor is Tuesday afternoon in the Tri State Reds Baseball
Speaker 1: believe it or not. Off today they have a three
Speaker 1: game set against the Houston but it's Monday, and then
Speaker 1: off today they're still in town and then Wednesday Thursday
Speaker 1: Business Special and Bengals of course starred on Sunday Jamar Chase.
Speaker 1: As of this a moment is not signed. We'll see
Speaker 1: what happens down the road. But the person more or
Speaker 1: less in charge of the Bengals new stadium as far
Speaker 1: as the taxpayer contribution is Alisha Reese and she's joining
Speaker 1: you and I now this Tuesday afternoon. Alisha, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And there's been some reporting
Speaker 1: that you had a meeting with Governor Mike Dwine on
Speaker 1: Friday afternoon, and I would imagine this subject came up
Speaker 1: of the state funding of the Bengals stadium. Can you
Speaker 1: tell the American people the results of that and where
Speaker 1: we go from here?
Speaker 2: Yes, well, Willie, thanks for having me back on. It
Speaker 2: was started off as a rough day.
Speaker 3: My Facebook page has been hacked and so I was
Speaker 3: dealing with that trying to get Mark Zuckerberg to shut
Speaker 3: this mess down. But then I said I had to
Speaker 3: go because I had to get to a meeting with
Speaker 3: the governor. And he came and met with myself. Jeff
Speaker 3: Aluno was in the meeting, our attorneys as well as
Speaker 3: his top folks from around the state that deals with
Speaker 3: the budget and financing. And it was very important to
Speaker 3: us to have a meeting with the governor because you know,
Speaker 3: as you well know Cleveland, they had headlines saying Cleveland
Speaker 3: ownership and Cleveland folks were meeting elected officials as well.
Speaker 3: They're county folks meeting about the stadium in Cleveland. And
Speaker 3: coming from the state legislature where I serve for eight
Speaker 3: and a half years, I know that a lot of
Speaker 3: the money always goes up north and we get the crops.
Speaker 3: And I said, wait a minute, we've got to get
Speaker 3: a meeting we're the governor, so that we can get
Speaker 3: to the table early and not be stuck with the crumbs.
Speaker 3: So anyway, I had a meeting with him on Friday.
Speaker 3: Of course, so what are the first things I talked
Speaker 3: to him about. I said, wait a minute, we've got
Speaker 3: to get these property taxes down. As you know, I've
Speaker 3: been trying to get him to put a freeze on
Speaker 3: property taxes so they can get it the reevaluation mess
Speaker 3: put together in the legislature. But I did tell them,
Speaker 3: I said, I've been calling you. I've got to get
Speaker 3: these property taxes down. So that was the first thing
Speaker 3: I said. But then we talked about the Bengals Stadium
Speaker 3: belief that's going to be up in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 3: We're the first lease in the state that will be
Speaker 3: up before the Browns. But then also letting them know
Speaker 3: that we also have the RADS lease will be ten
Speaker 3: years right after that, and so we need to come
Speaker 3: with some type of funding model. We're the only deal
Speaker 3: in the.
Speaker 2: Entire country that has a lease that is at.
Speaker 3: Ninety five percent all the costs on the local taxpayers
Speaker 3: and only five percent on the ownership. There's no other
Speaker 3: deal in the country, and I don't even think they're
Speaker 3: offering those type of deals from what I've seen, and
Speaker 3: told them that we really got to work out of
Speaker 3: this because the average cost is about thirty three percent
Speaker 3: of local taxpayer money and the other that's what other
Speaker 3: states are doing.
Speaker 2: But when you get to Cincinnati, where.
Speaker 3: At ninety five percent, and we got a stadium that's
Speaker 3: that's in good shape, but as it gets older, you know,
Speaker 3: it's like an old car when you don't have the warranty.
Speaker 3: You certainly don't want the engine to go out, and
Speaker 3: you're stuck with repairing the engine, you know.
Speaker 2: So we were able to.
Speaker 3: Articulate that to him and also talk about like we're
Speaker 3: cut ahead of of what Cleveland's trying to do or
Speaker 3: what they potentially are proposing they're to propose.
Speaker 2: You know, he said, well could you could you, you know,
Speaker 2: do a.
Speaker 4: Tiff in the area.
Speaker 3: Well, they're going to the area they're looking at moving
Speaker 3: and going to an area that is underdeveloped. We're we're developing,
Speaker 3: have developed the banks, and we're using tiff dollars we've
Speaker 3: used on the.
Speaker 2: Parking we also used.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, and I was not in favor of this, we
Speaker 3: took one of our tools off the table by giving
Speaker 3: away our hotel, motel tax, all of that going to
Speaker 3: uh the convention center face list. I was against that
Speaker 3: because that's a tool the Tennessee used and we needed
Speaker 3: we needed to keep that on the table as well.
Speaker 2: So I thought it was a good meeting.
Speaker 3: I thought it was very important because he said I
Speaker 3: had not heard from Cincinnati. I said, well, you hear
Speaker 3: it from us now, because we can't let Cleveland get
Speaker 3: all the all the funds and where where with the crumbs.
Speaker 2: So I thought it was a very good meeting and.
Speaker 3: We were able to show the we've got a master
Speaker 3: plan that mister Ludo said will have showed to the
Speaker 3: public in the next two weeks. We're looking at two
Speaker 3: weeks to be able to show that and what this
Speaker 3: thing is really going to cost. Well, we got to
Speaker 3: get to the exits and o's and we've got to
Speaker 3: come with something that will be both Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Speaker 3: I don't think we'll be able to do any type
Speaker 3: of deal that will be a loaner deal, but we
Speaker 3: got to dig out of.
Speaker 2: As hole, and it's a pretty big hole.
Speaker 3: It's because the tax players have spoken that you know,
Speaker 3: we've got we can't have this type of deal with
Speaker 3: we Well.
Speaker 1: Alisha rees I met with John Baron on other issues
Speaker 1: on Friday. He pointed out to me the chairman CEO
Speaker 1: of Western Southern that you see, for example, has eighty
Speaker 1: percent of the attendance of Ohio State, but gets twenty
Speaker 1: percent of the money that Ohio State gets so Cincinnati
Speaker 1: and Covington wall. If you're Covington deals with Frankfurt and
Speaker 1: Cincinnati deals with Columbus. Both of them are short at
Speaker 1: repeatedly from Columbus, don't have the steams, don't have the power.
Speaker 1: The money goes to Columbus and Cleveland. Now, according to
Speaker 1: the Gensler report, the report that put together the stadium
Speaker 1: means about four hundred and ninety five, say, five hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars in improvements, and the Bengals have already put
Speaker 1: up about one hundred and twenty million. Do you have
Speaker 1: a sense that the Bengals lease, which is up in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six, have they extended the lease yet for
Speaker 1: another five years? Yes?
Speaker 2: Or no?
Speaker 1: Have they.
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 3: At this point that is an option under this old deal.
Speaker 3: And as I talked to you before, you know that
Speaker 3: old deal was a really good deal for the Bengals
Speaker 3: because you know, lew else in the country's got a
Speaker 3: ninety five percent of the local taxpayers paying all the
Speaker 3: Beals and then they get all the revenue, and nobody
Speaker 3: else has those kind of deals. So you know that
Speaker 3: is a very I mean, if you're the Bengals, that's
Speaker 3: you know that's a good deal for you you're.
Speaker 2: The ownership of the Bengals.
Speaker 3: If you're the taxpayers, it's a terrible deal what we've
Speaker 3: been trying to do if you're looking at getting a
Speaker 3: new lease. I wasn't there for the original deal, and
Speaker 3: there were some other commissioners that were there and signed
Speaker 3: off and signed away the money of the taxpayers and
Speaker 3: handcuffed future county commissions. So when I show up, I
Speaker 3: got an old lease that I'm tied to and we're
Speaker 3: trying to get out of it, and we've got to
Speaker 3: get a new lease. And i'd like to see if
Speaker 3: you're what you're saying around the country is fifty to
Speaker 3: fifty partnerships and you're seeing the upkeep off the backs
Speaker 3: of the taxpayers.
Speaker 2: You know, we like to see.
Speaker 3: Something like that. But you know, also, as you know,
Speaker 3: the NFL allowed for an equity component. Had our team
Speaker 3: voted no, our team ownership voted no. They don't want
Speaker 3: equity because they saw that as a way because the
Speaker 3: NFL is also having requirements for stadiums to to you know,
Speaker 3: look a certain way.
Speaker 2: And so you know, when they come in.
Speaker 3: With this this deal, this this one hundred and twenty million. Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, my my questions that I'm going to pass
Speaker 3: those questions in public in a public forum. That one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty million that's being mentioned, is.
Speaker 2: That on ticket sales?
Speaker 3: Is that on season ticket holders? Is that only six
Speaker 3: how much is coming from the NFL? You know because
Speaker 3: or is it only sixty million coming from the NFL
Speaker 3: and sixty million from you know, season ticket holders?
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 3: So we've got we've got to get down to the
Speaker 3: to the nitty gritty. You could throw numbers around all
Speaker 3: day long. That's what happened with the taxpayers. They went
Speaker 3: to the polls, voted for two stadiums, right, but then
Speaker 3: they got screwed behind the They got screwed in all
Speaker 3: the fine print in the least well, Mike.
Speaker 1: Mike Brown beats the irs and tax score. Mike Mike
Speaker 1: Brown knows that going back thirty some years you were
Speaker 1: probably too young at the time, but there was such
Speaker 1: a feeling in nineteen ninety four, nineteen ninety five, Mike
Speaker 1: Brown goes to Baltimore, comes back here. Okay, we voted,
Speaker 1: but the devil's in the details, the devils and actually
Speaker 1: who pays the upkeep? Here we are now, and do
Speaker 1: you have a sense that Bengals. I guess you're dealing
Speaker 1: more with Katie Blackburn than you're dealing with Mike Brown.
Speaker 1: He's almost ninety years old, for God's sakes. But do
Speaker 1: you have a sense that the Bengals are going to
Speaker 1: be willing to have like a fifty to fifty split,
Speaker 1: much less thirty three sixty seven? Do you have a
Speaker 1: sense that they're going to agree to have the Bengals
Speaker 1: and the county I have a fifty to fifty split
Speaker 1: or is that a pipe dream?
Speaker 3: Well, I think coming out of a ninety five percent
Speaker 3: five percent deal that would be tough, that.
Speaker 2: Would be ideal.
Speaker 3: But that doesn't mean that we don't go to the table.
Speaker 3: I mean, when you start negotiating, you never come in
Speaker 3: negotiating from the compromising position. You've got to go in
Speaker 3: and our client is the tax Now, let me say this.
Speaker 2: I am a huge Bengal fan. People know I love sports.
Speaker 3: I'm pushing for a youth amateur sports facility that would
Speaker 3: be privately owned, but would be something that we can
Speaker 3: bring in amateur youth sports ninety three billion dollar industry.
Speaker 3: We're losing out. I love sports. However, when I am elected.
Speaker 3: I'm elected on behalf of the taxpayers of Hamilton County,
Speaker 3: and we've got to be very we've got to understand it.
Speaker 3: I don't think the people who were in office during
Speaker 3: that time as county commissioners, no one was there on
Speaker 3: behalf of the taxpayers. Everybody was at the table, and
Speaker 3: it was a lump sided situation. And I'm saying that
Speaker 3: as we know to the table, I'm going as here's
Speaker 3: what the taxpayers. You know, what's the best deal for
Speaker 3: the taxpayers? How do we come out of there with
Speaker 3: a win win?
Speaker 2: And I'm willing.
Speaker 3: If people say, well, this is not what the people want,
Speaker 3: I'm willing to take it to the ballot and hear
Speaker 3: directly from the peace.
Speaker 1: Now without happening in Kansas City, you might you know,
Speaker 1: the Chiefs went to the went to the people in
Speaker 1: Kansas City. Is the dominant franchise not just in Missouri
Speaker 1: or Kansas, but maybe in the entire nation. When the
Speaker 1: Kansas City Chiefs taxpayers after they won two consecutive Super Bowls,
Speaker 1: went to the ballot a few months ago, how what
Speaker 1: the taxpayers say in Kansas City.
Speaker 3: Well, the taxpayer said no, they had to go back
Speaker 3: to the drawing board.
Speaker 1: And now they might move but.
Speaker 3: Well, we'll we'll see what happens with with that situation.
Speaker 2: But I my goal is we like to keep our
Speaker 2: teams here. We want to get a better deal. And
Speaker 2: there are.
Speaker 3: More tools that weren't available then that are available now.
Speaker 3: The NFL's got to put a lot more skin in
Speaker 3: the game like they're doing around in other other other areas. Uh,
Speaker 3: you know, and we just can't do the ninety five
Speaker 3: five percent now on the same lease. They have an extension.
Speaker 3: They have not indicated whether.
Speaker 2: Or not they're going to utilize it.
Speaker 3: But I think we're preparing just to try to go
Speaker 3: to the table and see if we're going to do
Speaker 3: a new lease, then we've got to get some we've
Speaker 3: got to get some things changed or be able to taxpayers.
Speaker 3: I mean, will these people are out here trying to
Speaker 3: hang on to their homes right now, right you know,
Speaker 3: they're getting killed out of here.
Speaker 2: They're trying to hang on to their homes.
Speaker 3: They're trying to be able to buy eggs and bacon,
Speaker 3: you know, if they want to be able to hold
Speaker 3: on to the stadium, but they also want to be
Speaker 3: able to hold on to their homes, and as you know,
Speaker 3: one of the things they advertised.
Speaker 2: But never put in the lease. They never put it.
Speaker 3: In writing, but they advertised that the people were supposed
Speaker 3: to get a thirty percent privaby tax rebate. They were
Speaker 3: supposed to be a win for the homeowners and a
Speaker 3: win for the team as well, and the homeowners got
Speaker 3: the taxpayers and homeowners got screwed.
Speaker 2: It never happened, but three times in twenty plus years.
Speaker 3: I was elected twenty twenty, came in in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 2: I was able to get in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: But every year it's a struggle because we have to
Speaker 3: vote on it every year. It's a struggle, and you know,
Speaker 3: the taxpayers are not getting what they were promised. Everything
Speaker 3: else was in writing, and I'm trying to get the
Speaker 3: taxpayers to get their stuff in writing, so now everybody
Speaker 3: has a fair deal. So that's what we're trying to do.
Speaker 3: I'm hopeful. I've asked the administrator and I think two
Speaker 3: weeks we'll get to the master plan that was asked
Speaker 3: before I got elected. They started on this master plan
Speaker 3: and they're supposed to give it to us. But my
Speaker 3: thing is to the administrator. There is a proposal that
Speaker 3: you know, they've talked about an executive session, so I
Speaker 3: can't talk about it. But I'm trying to get stuff
Speaker 3: out of executive session, out into the open, get a
Speaker 3: timeline for the taxpayers, so we don't have what happened
Speaker 3: last time, where a lot of meetings behind the closed doors,
Speaker 3: behind the curtains, and the taxpayers got screwed for I
Speaker 3: wanted out O.
Speaker 1: At least you're Race County Commissioner. Are you ready for
Speaker 1: the big question?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: Oh, what is it? Willy?
Speaker 1: Are you willing to let the Bengals leave Cincinnati if
Speaker 1: the taxpayer doesn't get a good deal.
Speaker 3: I always start a negotiation in a pot of light.
Speaker 2: We want to.
Speaker 3: Keep the Bengals.
Speaker 2: We would love to keep.
Speaker 1: Them here at any costs, at any cost. Well, you
Speaker 1: keep them at any cost?
Speaker 2: Well I would. I don't think. I don't think. I
Speaker 2: don't go in thinking at any costs.
Speaker 3: Everybody has a part where we've got to say that
Speaker 3: this is this is the max.
Speaker 2: But we ain't.
Speaker 3: We haven't gotten there yet. But at the same time,
Speaker 3: don't want the people are able to keep their homes, so.
Speaker 2: We've got to we haven't gone to the.
Speaker 3: Table, so I can't really say what we would do
Speaker 3: because we haven't gone to the table. I haven't had
Speaker 3: a meeting at the table with their lawyers and our lawyers.
Speaker 3: We had a meeting with the governor to try to
Speaker 3: see if we can get some additional funds at.
Speaker 2: The state level, but I haven't met with I haven't
Speaker 2: met with Roger Goodell.
Speaker 3: I'd like to meet with Roger Goodell before we get
Speaker 3: to that point and find out.
Speaker 2: You know, why is the NFL not given more to us?
Speaker 3: They told us we couldn't have a watch party in
Speaker 3: our own stadium, so he's got to put in some
Speaker 3: more skin in the game.
Speaker 1: Here's a big question here. We are Tuesday afternoon. Are
Speaker 1: you saying that you and your lawyers have not sat
Speaker 1: down at the table yet with Kadie Blackburn and their
Speaker 1: lawyers to hammer out a deal. You haven't got to
Speaker 1: the point of even having a meeting yet in person.
Speaker 1: Is that fair to say?
Speaker 2: It's fair to.
Speaker 3: Say that I am not, as the president of the
Speaker 3: County Commission, been in a meeting with their lawyers and
Speaker 3: our lawyers. I don't know if they've been tiptoeing behind
Speaker 3: the scenes, but as far as from my perspective. I'd
Speaker 3: like to have the same meeting I had with the governor, right,
Speaker 3: you're eyeball to eyeball, and then find out also what's
Speaker 3: going on with this NFL piece. But I'm saying, you
Speaker 3: know the deal we got right now, if I had
Speaker 3: to go and vote on it, the voters would not
Speaker 3: want me to vote on this particular lease. Now they
Speaker 3: have more options to keep it going.
Speaker 2: And I don't know where they where.
Speaker 3: They are on that.
Speaker 1: It begins with a meeting. It begins with to sit
Speaker 1: down with the power brokers at one table, sitting and
Speaker 1: working out the deal. And you're saying, that has not
Speaker 1: happened yet. And the time you know, they're going to
Speaker 1: push up to the water the last minute, and then
Speaker 1: here's the deal, take it or leave it at Leasta Reese,
Speaker 1: thank you, you're like the taxpayer watchdog. Once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Good luck
Speaker 1: and try to get to mar Chase signed by Sunday
Speaker 1: at one o'clock. Alisia Reese, thank you very much. Get
Speaker 1: them signed all right, Thank you, Alicia, thank you. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more. There it is Alisha rees the present
Speaker 1: into the commission, says any deal will be approved by
Speaker 1: the taxpayer, and that makes the Bengals very, very very unhappy.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW, I believe cunning
Speaker 1: in the Great American with you this Tuesday afternoon. A
Speaker 1: little bit of an odd situation with the Reds in
Speaker 1: a three games set with Houston. They play Monday, They're
Speaker 1: off today, Houston still in town, play Wednesday and then
Speaker 1: Thursday's business special. A little bit unusual. I can't recall
Speaker 1: the last time a visiting team was in Cincinnati in
Speaker 1: between a series and didn't play baseball, So I'm not
Speaker 1: sure what is the deal, but nonetheless, there it is.
Speaker 1: Red's played last night, of course, did quite well. One
Speaker 1: they don't play today, they backout at Wednesday, and then
Speaker 1: also Thursday, then on a long road trip, so we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens with them. Alisia Reese is one of
Speaker 1: three members of the commission. She's the president, she's the
Speaker 1: l presidente. She's in charge. And the impediment for the
Speaker 1: for the Bengals is going to be that they do
Speaker 1: not want its mite to the taxpayer because they think
Speaker 1: they have a deal, which they do of a deal
Speaker 1: at least for the next twelve years. That means the
Speaker 1: deals not up to twenty twenty six. And then there's
Speaker 1: two five year additions addendums to that that the Bengals
Speaker 1: can keep the same deal they have right now. So
Speaker 1: we're talking about if the Bengals exercise a five year
Speaker 1: that gets it to a twenty thirty one. Then if
Speaker 1: they issue another five years addendum extension, that's twenty thirty six.
Speaker 1: So all the cards once again are on the Bengal
Speaker 1: side of the table. They're holding the aces and the kings,
Speaker 1: and the taxpayer has the two and the three. And
Speaker 1: this does not have to be approved because we've already
Speaker 1: approved at one time, which is about thirty years ago,
Speaker 1: we voted for this and that was a fairly wide margin.
Speaker 1: And the tax continues, but the ability of the taxpayer
Speaker 1: with all the other calls on the public treasury continues
Speaker 1: to lessen. And so I kind of get both sides
Speaker 1: of the issues. But for the state to step up
Speaker 1: would be a big deal. Of course, I'm going to
Speaker 1: see Mike DeWine today, I'll mention it to him, but
Speaker 1: he's always says the same thing. We have to put
Speaker 1: it in the package on the capital Fund with Cleveland
Speaker 1: and Ohio State. When I was with John Baron on Friday,
Speaker 1: he mentioned to me that University of Cincinnati has eighty
Speaker 1: percent of the student body enrollment of the Ohio State University,
Speaker 1: but gets twenty percent of the money from Columbus. Cleveland
Speaker 1: gets a lot more than Cincinnati gets. And when I
Speaker 1: talked to Rob Sanders in Northern Kentucky and Tony Bender
Speaker 1: and those who run Boone, Kenton and Campbell, they get
Speaker 1: a small percentage of the money from Frankfort. The money
Speaker 1: goes to Louisville and Lexington, and not to Covington, and
Speaker 1: not to Newport, and not to a Boone county. So
Speaker 1: the way things are, which I've said many times, if
Speaker 1: the seven or eight counties around Fountain Square, maybe get
Speaker 1: two or three in Indiana, get five or six in
Speaker 1: Southwest Ohio, get five or six in northern Kentucky, we
Speaker 1: could bear our own state. We generate this proportion of
Speaker 1: moneys for Columbus out of Southwest Ohio, Boone, Kenton and
Speaker 1: Campbell generates disproportion of moneys for Frankfort. But because of
Speaker 1: the voting power in each of the state capitals, the
Speaker 1: money goes the opposite direction. And when I speak to
Speaker 1: Steve Washington Machine in Dearborn County, he tells me that
Speaker 1: Dearborn County and Franklin County gets a little bit of
Speaker 1: money compared to what Indianapolis gives to other parts of Indiana.
Speaker 1: All the areas, the three areas here are kind of
Speaker 1: like red headed step kids. We don't get whatever it
Speaker 1: is that we should get. And the deal in Cleveland,
Speaker 1: the Haslam family, they want to build a brand new
Speaker 1: facility thither and fro twenty miles south, and they're willing
Speaker 1: to put up one point two billion dollars I said,
Speaker 1: one point two billion dollars of their own money that
Speaker 1: owners of the Browns, and six hundred million would come
Speaker 1: from the state, six hundred million from local and other moneies,
Speaker 1: some from the NFL. And what Alesha Reese is saying,
Speaker 1: she wants the NFL to participate and give the Bengals money, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, the Bengals do not want. They don't
Speaker 1: want the money from the NFL, and they want to
Speaker 1: keep essentially the present deal in which the taxpayers pay
Speaker 1: about ninety to ninety five percent and the Bengals themselves
Speaker 1: pay five to ten percent, which is the best deal
Speaker 1: in the National Football League, and we got the best deal.
Speaker 1: Why do you want anything other going forward than the
Speaker 1: best deal. They're not going to build a brand new stadium.
Speaker 1: When you talk to David Young of Warren County and
Speaker 1: those who run Boon County, they will tell you that
Speaker 1: to move outside of Cincinnati into their counties would be
Speaker 1: a multi billion dollar exercise. A new stadium is about
Speaker 1: two to three billion dollars, and that's like real money.
Speaker 1: And so they're not going to None of the small
Speaker 1: counties around Hamlety County have the steam to make this happen.
Speaker 1: You might recall when David Young, along with John Barrett,
Speaker 1: saved the Western and Southern Tennis open they receive fifteen
Speaker 1: million dollars I said, fifteen million from the city of
Speaker 1: Mason and about twice that from Warren County. That would
Speaker 1: be a drop in the bucket to three billion dollars
Speaker 1: to build land new stadium, et cetera. And Mike Brown
Speaker 1: and his family are not in that business. Maybe Jimmy
Speaker 1: Haslam in Cleveland once to have a shopping centers and
Speaker 1: once to have condominiums, and once to have apartment buildings
Speaker 1: and all kinds of stuff. Going warehouses and high tech
Speaker 1: centers south of Cleveland. And that's not the way the
Speaker 1: Brown family works. They don't want to buy two hundred
Speaker 1: acres and some outlying county and go on the hook
Speaker 1: for billions of dollars to redevelopment. They're in the football business.
Speaker 1: They don't want to be in the real estate development business. So,
Speaker 1: whether you like it or not, and I'm very happy
Speaker 1: we have the Bengals here, we want them to stay.
Speaker 1: It's a major franchise. All the cards are on the
Speaker 1: sides of the family and named Brown, and not on
Speaker 1: the side of the taxpayer. So when Alicia Reese says, well,
Speaker 1: whatever deal, we're going to spend hundreds of millions of dollars,
Speaker 1: maybe up to a billion dollars at taxpayer money. And
Speaker 1: if we do that, I want the taxpayer to agree
Speaker 1: or not to agree. Now that's a non starter. With
Speaker 1: Katie Blackburn Brown and Troy Blackburn, and also Mike Brown
Speaker 1: and Paul H. Brown, that's a non starter. They will
Speaker 1: not agree to have the taxpayer say yay or nay,
Speaker 1: because from their perspective, they have already said yay some
Speaker 1: almost thirty years ago. And secondly, they kind of know
Speaker 1: what would happen if the taxpayer gets a hold of
Speaker 1: this thing, they're going to vote no. Look what happened
Speaker 1: in Kansas City and Kansas City. They're in Missouri, but
Speaker 1: they want to move now to Kansas City, Kansas because
Speaker 1: the taxpayer right after the Super Bowl voted no for
Speaker 1: an extension of a sales tax to fund a brand
Speaker 1: new stadium or serious upgrades, upgrades with the Chiefs. And
Speaker 1: even in that situation, Kansas City said no to the Chiefs,
Speaker 1: and the same thing would happen here, I would predict.
Speaker 1: I don't know for certain, and I was with you
Speaker 1: thirty years ago, and I was a staunch advocate of
Speaker 1: the tax increase sales tax along with a property tax rollback.
Speaker 1: Well one came and the other one didn't except for
Speaker 1: three years of the past thirty So I don't know
Speaker 1: it's going to play out over the next several years.
Speaker 1: I'm willing to predict here. I'm told by certain insiders
Speaker 1: that at the end of this year or next year
Speaker 1: they're going to extend for five years to give all
Speaker 1: the sides more time, so that same deals in effect
Speaker 1: until twenty thirty one. And by that point, who knows
Speaker 1: where we are economically. But I know that Mike de
Speaker 1: Wine is willing, along with the other major facilities in
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio, to contribute hundreds of millions of
Speaker 1: dollars to the Bengals. But the total number from the
Speaker 1: Gensler report later on, I don't know what it's going
Speaker 1: to be. Brian Combs talks about the middle of the
Speaker 1: middle of the month. We'll see what that says. Right now,
Speaker 1: the Bengals themselves are putting in about one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty million dollars and upgrades, and the money is almost
Speaker 1: a drop in the bucket to the two or three
Speaker 1: billion dollars that is needed. So we'll see here where
Speaker 1: we go from here. Secondly, this of course is an
Speaker 1: ancillary matter some consider irrelevant. Jamar Chase and all the
Speaker 1: other wide receivers have signed. In this case, I'm on
Speaker 1: the side of Mike Brown and Troy Blackburn and also
Speaker 1: Katie Blackburn. Brown because he's signed for this year and
Speaker 1: next year. They picked up the option for next year,
Speaker 1: and then they can franchise tag him for the third
Speaker 1: year and the fourth year after this. Whether he likes
Speaker 1: it or not, he's going to make significantly more money
Speaker 1: as it tagged, probably in the range of twenty two
Speaker 1: or twenty three million, which is what t Higgins is getting,
Speaker 1: serious money. But he wants to be treated like Justin Jefferson,
Speaker 1: his running mate from LSU. I know Joe Burrow is
Speaker 1: in there pitching on Chase's behalf. But if the deal
Speaker 1: is not done, you would think by tomorrow. Moe Eger
Speaker 1: tells me that the deal won't get done, you'll miss
Speaker 1: the first game against the Patriots the rubber hits the road,
Speaker 1: when well, that would be on next week. When week
Speaker 1: after that, Week two in the NFL when they played
Speaker 1: the Kansas City Chiefs in Kansas City. Now you're talking
Speaker 1: and we'll see what happens. I understand, Mark, I understand
Speaker 1: what Chase is saying. Jamar Chase is saying, they look
Speaker 1: after one more tackle, I could be out for the
Speaker 1: rest of my life. Absolutely. On the other hand, he's
Speaker 1: contractually obligated to be a Bengal this year and next year,
Speaker 1: and then by being franchised tagged, then it's the third
Speaker 1: year and he could get another tag after that the
Speaker 1: fourth year. So what I'm saying is that if he
Speaker 1: had not done what he did at LSU, sit out
Speaker 1: a senior year, it'd be a much different situation. So
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens. You and I can't control it.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. And thirdly, you might recall about
Speaker 1: a week or so ago I had on Frank LaRose,
Speaker 1: the Secretary of State, and by the way, he spent
Speaker 1: three weeks I think in South Carolina. He's an Army reservist,
Speaker 1: he's an officer and go down there for training, which
Speaker 1: he has to do. And he put out through the
Speaker 1: legislature many many months ago, seven to eight months ago,
Speaker 1: that ballot harvesting is not going to happen in Ohio.
Speaker 1: Ballot harvesting means that one person picks up many, many
Speaker 1: ballots of other persons and then delivers them to the
Speaker 1: Board of Education, to a dropbox or elsewhere. And we
Speaker 1: don't like that because each person should vote. In each person,
Speaker 1: if you're competent enough to vote, you should be confident
Speaker 1: enough to make sure that is delivered to the Board
Speaker 1: of Education, and or which I just did yesterday, fill
Speaker 1: out the application to get an absentee ballot. It is
Speaker 1: then sent to you. Then you vote at your kitchen table,
Speaker 1: put it in an envelope and send it back. This
Speaker 1: is not difficult, it's easy. And if you're so stupid
Speaker 1: that you can't follow those rules, I would suggest you
Speaker 1: don't vote in the first place, because you're stupid and ignorant.
Speaker 1: And hell, I'm ignorant of a bunch of stuff. I'm
Speaker 1: stupid myself. I get that because I don't know how
Speaker 1: to do a bunch of stuff, but I know how
Speaker 1: to vote. It's not complicated that they have The Mayor
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati f to Parival and others talk about voter suppression.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? If you can't figure this thing out,
Speaker 1: you shouldn't vote because you're stupid. So all Frank LeRose
Speaker 1: through the legislature has said is this that if a
Speaker 1: person picks up the ballots of lots of other individuals,
Speaker 1: they simply can't go to a drop box and put
Speaker 1: them all in that that person that makes sure is
Speaker 1: legitimate has to go inside the Board of ed Board
Speaker 1: of Election and sign a form that you've complied with
Speaker 1: state law when you picked up all these different ballots
Speaker 1: in my life, how about your life? Has anyone come
Speaker 1: to you and said, give me your ballot, give me
Speaker 1: your give me your vote, and I'll take care of
Speaker 1: it for you. That's never happened to me. It's a
Speaker 1: democratic technique of having large numbers of people vote or
Speaker 1: not vote. Simply give the ballot to a person who
Speaker 1: fills out the ballot for that person, reflecting their desires,
Speaker 1: and taking handfuls or hundreds or thousands of ballots and
Speaker 1: put them in to be counted when you don't know
Speaker 1: if that's the person who actually voted on that ballot.
Speaker 1: Makes lost sense to me, shouldn't make sense to you.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't make sense to radical leftists who want
Speaker 1: to steal in directly another election. So I get that.
Speaker 1: It's an effort to say, you know what, let's make
Speaker 1: sure each person make it easy to vote and hard
Speaker 1: to cheat. That's the goal, and that's what Ohio has. Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Florida,
Speaker 1: Iowa all have very functioning election systems. But you just
Speaker 1: can't pick up one hundred votes, one hundred ballots and
Speaker 1: drop them in a drop box and say, okay, these
Speaker 1: hundred people voted. No, they didn't. One person voted for them.
Speaker 1: It might be a nursing home, it might be a
Speaker 1: college dormitory, it might be a labor union hall. Whatever
Speaker 1: it might be. Here's my ballot. Do just vote for me.
Speaker 1: And then the person who is organizing picks up all
Speaker 1: these ballots, fills them out, has the person signed the
Speaker 1: bottom of the ballot, and then that person takes me
Speaker 1: into a dropbox. Is that legitimate? What it does is
Speaker 1: undermine your vote. It's about voter integrity of your vote.
Speaker 1: That's where we are. I'll just continue with more after
Speaker 1: two o'clock today, about two oh seven, we scheduled an
Speaker 1: interview with Congress and brad Winstrip to talk about Arlington
Speaker 1: and so much more and after one o'clock as a
Speaker 1: representative of the Media Research Center. This came out about
Speaker 1: a week ago that Mark Zuckerberg, the billionaire owner of
Speaker 1: Facebook and other media sites, sent a letter to the
Speaker 1: United States Congress admitting and confessing and writing that is
Speaker 1: the leader of Facebook. He received calls and messages from
Speaker 1: government officials telling Facebook not to allow on its platform
Speaker 1: information about the hunter of Biden laptop, which was legitimate
Speaker 1: and not Russian disinformation, and about COVID. And these are
Speaker 1: government officials who censored through a private entity necessary information
Speaker 1: upon which you did not cast or did cast an
Speaker 1: informed ballot in twenty twenty. Essentially, what happened here is
Speaker 1: that Mark Zuckerberg admitted that top government officials intertimidated and
Speaker 1: frightened his staff in the fixing the twenty twenty election
Speaker 1: in favor of Joe Biden, covering up the Biden laptop
Speaker 1: in COVID misinformation. This allowed Democrats to steal the presidential
Speaker 1: election from Donald Trump in twenty twenty. Now, you would
Speaker 1: think that'd be a big story. What do you think,
Speaker 1: big story? Because Trump's going to be sent in supposedly
Speaker 1: in ten days for influencing the twenty sixteen election when
Speaker 1: he didn't report on a certain form payment to a
Speaker 1: porn star. That he's somehow interfered with the election. How
Speaker 1: about government officials directly interfering in the election in favor
Speaker 1: of Joe Biden. Is that a big story, you would think?
Speaker 1: So let's continue with more if the line becomes available.
Speaker 1: Five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand, Keep Hope Alive,
Speaker 1: The Great American with you every day. You're home of
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Speaker 1: hundred WLW, Billy Comingham, the Great American And once again,
Speaker 1: the ability of government officials to corruptly influence an election.
Speaker 1: Who has become made apparent. Joseph Asquez is with the
Speaker 1: Media Research Center, that's Brent Brazell's group, good friend of mine,
Speaker 1: free Speech Division thereof. And Joseph Asquez, welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Joseph, let me lay out
Speaker 1: a question about what's happening and the sentencing of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump in about ten days is very much alive on
Speaker 1: this thing. Are you ready for a tough question to
Speaker 1: begin the interview? Are you prepared?
Speaker 7: Let's go, Let's do it all right.
Speaker 1: Mark Zuckerberg, who is a multi billionaire and of course
Speaker 1: runs Facebook and so many other entities and social media,
Speaker 1: informed Congress in a letter which I'm looking at in
Speaker 1: writing implicating the entire United States government and the Biden
Speaker 1: administration and a conspiracy to commit election interference. Sometime on
Speaker 1: or after September of the sixteenth. Allegedly, Donald Trump's going
Speaker 1: to be sentenced by a corrupt New York City judge
Speaker 1: named Luan Mershan because he influenced wrongfully the election of
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen allegedly by not reporting on a form a
Speaker 1: payment to a porn star. Now, all hell's broken loose
Speaker 1: for my gosh, eight years. So for those who are
Speaker 1: not paying close attention, Mark Zuckerberg admitted that US government
Speaker 1: officials of the Department of Justice and the FBI, these
Speaker 1: are government employees, corruptly told him that there was Russian
Speaker 1: disinformation in the Hunter laptop and the COVID information. Many
Speaker 1: people were concerned about the effects of the vaccine. That
Speaker 1: government officials told social media that careful about reporting on
Speaker 1: the Hunter Biden laptop and nor COVID information because that
Speaker 1: could be misinformation. And he complied with the government officials
Speaker 1: to corruptly influence the election of this case of twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Can you compare and contrast what Donald Trump did allegedly
Speaker 1: in twenty sixteen, for which he received thirty four counts
Speaker 1: of felony convictions. Compare that to Mark Zuckerberg and government
Speaker 1: officials themselves who censored the social media content to make
Speaker 1: sure Biden was elected. Can you tell the American people
Speaker 1: the differentials?
Speaker 5: Well, big brother certainly pleased with Zuckerberg's actions during the
Speaker 5: twenty twy election. That goes without saying, including you know,
Speaker 5: the cod COVID censorship. But you know what, I have
Speaker 5: something to say here Zuckerberg's statement, Yeah, three plus years
Speaker 5: too late. Now when it's essentially workless, you come out
Speaker 5: and you give this me a koppel like we didn't
Speaker 5: know what you were doing.
Speaker 6: Throughout this whole period.
Speaker 5: But Biden's collusion with uh with with with soil some
Speaker 5: media to Central Americans, Yeah, you know what, that's those news.
Speaker 5: And we didn't need Zuckerberg to come out and tell
Speaker 5: us now after we've done all this investigation work uncovering
Speaker 5: it for him. But he knows this isn't cover your
Speaker 5: behind moment for Zuckerberg because he knows that just in
Speaker 5: a couple of months there could be a change of administration.
Speaker 5: And President Trump has already iterated, has already stated that
Speaker 5: he had expected interest in investigating big tech for their
Speaker 5: roles in manipulating elections. So Zuckerberger Court is gonna come
Speaker 5: out there and make himselves look like the victim. Why
Speaker 5: is because he knows that legally he's in geffrety here.
Speaker 6: But why didn't he wait? Now it's to say why
Speaker 6: didn't he come out with the statement when it actually mattered,
Speaker 6: When the when the Murphy v.
Speaker 5: Missouri kis before the Supreme Court was going on that
Speaker 5: literally had to do with government colluding with big tech
Speaker 5: platforms to Central Americans. With the Supreme Court rules dubiously
Speaker 5: in favor of the Biden administration, this statement could have
Speaker 5: been pivotal in shaping the Supreme Court's opinion. But no,
Speaker 5: he waited until after the fact. Why because he knows
Speaker 5: that just a few months there could be an administration
Speaker 5: that actually looks into what he's been doing. He's trying
Speaker 5: to make him couple look like a vision, not as
Speaker 5: a perpetrator. This is a covery of behind moment and
Speaker 5: is completely worthless. At this point, Zuckerberg knew exactly what
Speaker 5: he was doing. He wanted the Central Americans to favor
Speaker 5: his own political outcome. Think about the Zuckerbucks, the things
Speaker 5: that the hundreds of millions that have been poured to
Speaker 5: influence the election.
Speaker 6: Yeah, of course he's going to come out here make
Speaker 6: a couple of like, oh, I don't.
Speaker 1: Know what I was doing, and so corruptly unlike others
Speaker 1: so called influences of an election. This is government employees
Speaker 1: who have a duty and a responsibility in a sense
Speaker 1: to regulate Facebook and other social media indirectly and directly,
Speaker 1: telling the goddesses of social media do not report on
Speaker 1: the Hunter laptop, do not report on COVID and the
Speaker 1: vaccine and the effects. And this is the government itself
Speaker 1: telling a private company what not to do and what
Speaker 1: to do. And then the private company, fearing I guess
Speaker 1: retribution from the FBI and from the Department of Justice,
Speaker 1: complied with the request to corruptly influence the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 1: This should be the biggest scandal since Watergate. When government
Speaker 1: officials act to elect Joe Biden and like this is here,
Speaker 1: we sit about a week or ten days later. Guess what,
Speaker 1: Joseph Asquez, It's no big deal. It's out of the media.
Speaker 1: It's like, are you kidding me? The FBI and the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice tells a private entity to not report
Speaker 1: bad stuff about Joe Biden, and they comply. And now
Speaker 1: it's an admission from Zuckerberg that he did it. And
Speaker 1: there's nothing, nothing being discussed anywhere, but Trump's going to
Speaker 1: be sentenced for giving money to a porn star that
Speaker 1: supposedly influenced the election in twenty sixteen. What the hell
Speaker 1: world am I living in?
Speaker 5: Well, in all of his brilliance, couldn't have imagined that
Speaker 5: his book nineteen eighty four would have been as propetic
Speaker 5: as it actually was. This is nineteen eighty four, if
Speaker 5: it was juiced on steroids.
Speaker 6: This is what we're dealing with. I mean, so of
Speaker 6: course the Ministry of Truth is going to try to
Speaker 6: make it be like, oh, it's not really a big deal.
Speaker 6: It's no big deal that Zuckerber put a thing on
Speaker 6: this cat. It's so ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Well, I can only imagine, Joseph, if the shoe was
Speaker 1: on the other foot, and when Trump's in an office
Speaker 1: and Trump told his Department of Justice to intimidate private
Speaker 1: companies to keep from the public domain negative information about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, MSNBC would be going nuts at this point,
Speaker 1: demanding more impeachment proceedings. It is unbelievable they got away
Speaker 1: with this one and it's not reported by the media.
Speaker 1: And then you have also the situation whether or not
Speaker 1: we had the interview about a week or so involving
Speaker 1: ABC and I'm sorry, involving CNN and Dana Bash Trump
Speaker 1: and that thing is that thing happened, got the Great
Speaker 1: Debate coming up on Tuesday, and I don't know if
Speaker 1: she's going to show up or not. But the government
Speaker 1: you mentioned it briefly, Joseph the zuck Bucks, the zuck
Speaker 1: Bucks and the twenty twenty election. He put together five
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars to corruptly influence the twenty This is
Speaker 1: off to the side. Explain what the zuck Bucks were,
Speaker 1: and he says he's not going to do it this cycle,
Speaker 1: but he could do it through other means. What are
Speaker 1: the zuck Bucks?
Speaker 5: Oh, I mean, it was just money that that Zuckerberg
Speaker 5: turned out in order to.
Speaker 6: Quote unquot get the vote out.
Speaker 5: But it was really engineered towards getting the Democratic vote out.
Speaker 6: That much money.
Speaker 5: But it's like, oh my gosh, okay, isn't this isn't
Speaker 5: this can't be exactly kosher legally, you know, you know,
Speaker 5: legally speaking.
Speaker 6: But his vote was made to look like some sort
Speaker 6: of non part of an.
Speaker 5: Effort, but it was engineered towards getting the Democratic vote out.
Speaker 6: So he's willing to use it makes fortune in order
Speaker 6: to do it.
Speaker 5: Completely insane, completely insane that he's able to do all
Speaker 5: of it. Now come out with this admission that he
Speaker 5: actually did censor up.
Speaker 6: You remember remember.
Speaker 5: Years ago, Remember years ago when you even suggested that
Speaker 5: the government was colluding with the Texas to people, you
Speaker 5: all the conspiracy here?
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, what are all those people now?
Speaker 1: Well they're not. And I would assume Mark Zuckerberg is thinking,
Speaker 1: in the back of his huge mind, what if Trump
Speaker 1: wins the election and appoints a special prosecutor to go
Speaker 1: after the government officials who corruptly influence through Facebook the
Speaker 1: election in twenty twenty. Maybe he's thinking, I better, I
Speaker 1: better come out with the truth now to curry favor
Speaker 1: with the Trump administration coming back into power. He goes, oh,
Speaker 1: hell's going to break loose. Could that be a motivating
Speaker 1: factor of Mark Zuckerberg, of course.
Speaker 5: But it's it's just so stupid because you have literally
Speaker 5: one of the richest men in the world, and now
Speaker 5: he's trying to pain himself with some kind of a victim.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, goodness today, do you really how much
Speaker 5: powers that you're disposal if you really wanted to make
Speaker 5: a difference.
Speaker 6: I mean, these big tech behemoths, they trying to have
Speaker 6: the take needed to They claimed Section two thirty protection.
Speaker 6: They claim Section two thirty protections.
Speaker 5: To make it seem like they're they're not responsible for
Speaker 5: the content that a peer on their platforms, right but
Speaker 5: when they censor people, they claim in the other in
Speaker 5: the other side of their mouth, that they have a
Speaker 5: righteous sensor because it's their speech. I'm like, well, what
Speaker 5: ticket are you claiming that you are not responsible for
Speaker 5: the speech that's on your platform, But then you want
Speaker 5: to claim three speech rights when you want to censor
Speaker 5: people for that speech. I mean, it makes no sense.
Speaker 6: And now you're.
Speaker 5: Trying to make yourself a victim, even though.
Speaker 6: You know you knew you were you were.
Speaker 5: You were willing to do it because the party that
Speaker 5: was putting pressure on you is a party that you
Speaker 5: curry favor with.
Speaker 6: That's the party that you like, so that's the party
Speaker 6: that you've been pushing.
Speaker 5: So you were more than happy to be able to
Speaker 5: cater to those demands because you realize you.
Speaker 6: Get through the election. And Facebook wasn't just the only
Speaker 6: one that was doing this.
Speaker 5: It was Twitter, it was Google, it was these other
Speaker 5: big tech platforms that curry favor with the left. So
Speaker 5: I don't want to hear anything about about, you know.
Speaker 6: Bringing yourself a look like a victim.
Speaker 5: It's pathetic, it's stupid, and Mark Zuckerberg should be absolutely
Speaker 5: as seemed of himself, especially waiting to leak in the
Speaker 5: game to come up with this statement should be completely
Speaker 5: as seem of himself.
Speaker 1: And Joseph Requez of Media Research Free Speech, I would
Speaker 1: say this that the national media should be outraged the
Speaker 1: government officials intimidated private companies to censor truthful information that
Speaker 1: the American people relied upon to cast a ballot. But
Speaker 1: you don't see CBS, NBC, ABC, New York Times. You
Speaker 1: don't see anybody saying, now, wait a minute, you mean
Speaker 1: the government officials had a conspiracy between themselves to go
Speaker 1: after social media companies to censor the Hunter buying laptop story,
Speaker 1: which was it was a truthful story in order to
Speaker 1: elect the candidate. You can only imagine if the shoe
Speaker 1: was on the other foot what they'd be doing. And
Speaker 1: I would point out to the American people that the
Speaker 1: FBI had the Hunter Biden laptop in December of twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: so by the all of twenty twenty, of course, the
Speaker 1: FBI knew almost immediately it was legitimate. It wasn't Russian disinformation.
Speaker 1: The FBI knew it was legitimate and then lied the
Speaker 1: Big tech to tell them it's Russian disinformation when they
Speaker 1: knew the opposite was true, does not make it worse.
Speaker 5: Oh absolutely, you know what, I don't want to hear
Speaker 5: one one more outbursts. I don't want to hear one
Speaker 5: more outbursts about a so called threat to democracy from
Speaker 5: these lesson passed in the media.
Speaker 6: I don't want to hear.
Speaker 5: I do not want to hear it ever again, because
Speaker 5: the last things that these people in the media are
Speaker 5: protecting is democracy. They're protecting their party. Their version of
Speaker 5: democracy is whatever caters to their Owellian Orwellian utopia. That's
Speaker 5: what they're defending. There's nothing to do with democracy. I
Speaker 5: don't want to hear that phrase again. Until they expressed
Speaker 5: outleaks of the fact that a big text emails like
Speaker 5: Thinkbook and Zuckerberg and all the rest of them, decided
Speaker 5: that they could single handedly interfere in elections just way,
Speaker 5: in one way, that is the most undemocratic thing that
Speaker 5: you can have in a republican society, a republican society
Speaker 5: like the United States.
Speaker 6: It's the most undemocratic thing that you get that you
Speaker 6: can have.
Speaker 5: So I don't want to hear one more one more
Speaker 5: whining complaining about a.
Speaker 6: So called threat to democracy.
Speaker 5: It is pathetic that they're still going on with that
Speaker 5: kind of narrative against the right, even though that it
Speaker 5: was a less, It was the less.
Speaker 6: That perpetrated this on American society.
Speaker 5: And pretty much disenfranchised the American voter by promoting this
Speaker 5: by legitimizing what Duckerberg and the rest of them have done.
Speaker 1: Now, you also have a posting on your website Media Research,
Speaker 1: Free Speech America about George Soros and his sons who
Speaker 1: have contributed hundreds of millions of dollars to local prosecutors races,
Speaker 1: local judge races. We have one here in Cincinnati Hamlet
Speaker 1: the County where we have a sitting prosecutor, Melissa Powers.
Speaker 1: She's been in law enforce more than thirty years, and
Speaker 1: she's running against an opponent who didn't have a law
Speaker 1: license last year, and it's going to be a tough race.
Speaker 1: Can you describe to the American people, whether it's San Francisco, Austin,
Speaker 1: New York, Cincinnati, whatever, it is that George Soros and
Speaker 1: his family contribute hundreds of millions of dollars to local
Speaker 1: prosecutors in order to destabilize government and destabilize law enforcement.
Speaker 1: How much money is given and what is the intent?
Speaker 5: Oh, it's not even just so much as the Source
Speaker 5: Empire is donating money contributing money to this even though
Speaker 5: we found about one hundred and seventeen million in total
Speaker 5: spending on the matter. They are actively directing and controlling
Speaker 5: these prosecutors.
Speaker 6: We at the Media Research Center.
Speaker 5: Uncovered, through numerous public records requests, seventy seven hundred pages
Speaker 5: of internal communications between.
Speaker 6: These Source prosecutors.
Speaker 5: They're colluding with one another on which laws from fourth
Speaker 5: and which not to. They're not acting in their own
Speaker 5: right as a virtue of their own extremism. They're colluding
Speaker 5: with one another. And at the head of a snake
Speaker 5: are the Source that group like Fair and.
Speaker 6: Dust Prosecution, this radical group.
Speaker 5: That calls mandatory meetings prosecutors across the country to strategize
Speaker 5: about how about what.
Speaker 6: Policies are push inside their offices.
Speaker 5: The Source Empire also staffs the offices of these Source prosecutors.
Speaker 6: These are what these communications have indicated.
Speaker 5: It's completely insane the amount of collusion that has occurred
Speaker 5: between these prosecutors.
Speaker 6: It's like something out of It's like something out out
Speaker 6: of a movie. So I would encourage everybody.
Speaker 5: We made all the documents that we had gotten all
Speaker 5: seventy seven hundred pages available on our website at a
Speaker 5: mercy dot org.
Speaker 6: Check them out and see for yourself. Read a report,
Speaker 6: read the documents, come to your own conclusions.
Speaker 5: But it's absolutely scary that source has been able to
Speaker 5: use them mass. It is not to force them in
Speaker 5: order to corrupt the American criminal justice system.
Speaker 6: It's not a blind justice system. This is a justice
Speaker 6: system that has.
Speaker 5: Been distorted to favorite sources, Open society, Agaenda and every
Speaker 5: American to be absolutely terrified that it is corrupt.
Speaker 1: Well, the goal is to destabilize law enforcement right now,
Speaker 1: many napols, Minneapolis is in collapse. Look at San Francisco,
Speaker 1: all the problems they're having. Football players are shot in
Speaker 1: broad daylight. You have New York City with Hamas and
Speaker 1: Hezbela flags flying all over New York City as they
Speaker 1: marched thither and fro with their smoke bombs. Thousands of
Speaker 1: people trespass, commit criminal damaging. Actually had the event at
Speaker 1: Union Station in Washington, d C. In which thousands of
Speaker 1: people to face statues. No one was prosecuted because the
Speaker 1: prosecutors have been appointed by the radical left, the Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris types and those prosecutors don't prosecute, cops don't arrest,
Speaker 1: and it's a joke to say that crime is down.
Speaker 1: What's down is the historical comparison of the collapse of
Speaker 1: law enforcement US cities has not been properly addressed. There's
Speaker 1: a collapse of law enforcement. More crime is being committed,
Speaker 1: but less crime is being prosecuted because of George Soros
Speaker 1: prosecutors and what they want to do is destabilize this country,
Speaker 1: Joseph Aquez. And they're well in their way to getting
Speaker 1: it done. We got to run. You got the energy,
Speaker 1: you got the excitement. The information is out there, and
Speaker 1: the American people have a decision to make November fifth,
Speaker 1: what direction to go? And Joseph Aquez once again, media research,
Speaker 1: free speech, America. Get my best to Brent Bozel and
Speaker 1: may God bless you and God bless America. Joseph, thank
Speaker 1: you very.
Speaker 6: Much, God blead you. Bill, thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: Let's get the truth out there. Let the people decide.
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Speaker 8: dismiss or deny the current issues facing our country such
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Speaker 8: and the chronic disease epidemic. Are you willing to elect
Speaker 8: someone who was the least popular vice president in modern
Speaker 8: history and who offers no policy or vision for America
Speaker 8: simply because your brain keeps telling you anyone but Trump.
Speaker 8: If so, you might be struggling from TDS. Introducing independence
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Speaker 8: instead of believing everything you hear from the mainstream media,
Speaker 8: independence allows for constructive, critical thinking.
Speaker 4: I used to hear people on the news say things.
Speaker 9: Like Donald Trump and the movement he has encouraged are
Speaker 9: a threat to democracy.
Speaker 4: And I instantly believed it.
Speaker 10: With independence, I now realize the media is run by
Speaker 10: the Democrat elite, who are a corrupt oligarchy that sensors
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Speaker 1: So give a severe case of TDS and might independence.
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Speaker 1: do you have TDS Trump derangement syndrome? Yay or nay? No,
Speaker 1: So you don't need independence. You can need it. I
Speaker 1: don't need it, Okay. A lot of Americans, though, needed,
Speaker 1: that's for sure. I met a so called dinner party
Speaker 1: a few days ago, okay, and I felt like I
Speaker 1: was a pinata getting beat on. And I said, you
Speaker 1: all suffer from TDS Trump derangement. You were in a
Speaker 1: room with a bunch of Democrats and they all they
Speaker 1: piled you read with his policies, but they don't like
Speaker 1: to look at him. I can't stand to look at
Speaker 1: the man, so we don't look at him. Yeah, vote
Speaker 1: his policies, right, No, that's that's a bad idea, seg man,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Forget about that. And whenever
Speaker 1: Joe Biden says the heavy gate when his policies directly
Speaker 1: killed thirteen proud service members. Yeah, why does he saying
Speaker 1: God protect our troops. When Biden had the opportunity to
Speaker 1: protect the troops, what did he do? He sent them
Speaker 1: a harm's way. He left behind billions of dollars of armaments.
Speaker 1: Taliban's now using said subjugate is their own people. That's
Speaker 1: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. So do you have TDS?
Speaker 1: No he got? Is he off the beach? I think
Speaker 1: today he left? I think okay, I just wanted to
Speaker 1: check it in and stay there.
Speaker 9: And then the vice I guess the Vice president is
Speaker 9: is wearing headphones now so she can't hear the press, right,
Speaker 9: but she puts her phone up to her ear to
Speaker 9: talk in the other ear.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you already got the headphones right or in
Speaker 1: the phone, and she's talking on the phone. I mean,
Speaker 1: can you how does that happen? Whenever she speaks? I
Speaker 1: suffered projectile vomiting an explosive diarrhea.
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Speaker 1: Friend of mine said, it all began when white women
Speaker 1: started to vote. That's when it all began. Oh boy,
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Speaker 1: my sister dian redn who's executive director of the Amna
Speaker 1: County Republican Party, she's a white woman. Yeah. So it
Speaker 1: isn't all white women, it's simply those suffering from TDS.
Speaker 9: Will the college football some good news, you see, Bearcat
Speaker 9: Star the Godfather defensive tackle Dante Corleone has been cleared
Speaker 9: to play after he limited this offseason due to blood clots.
Speaker 9: He'll practice and the status for Saturday against those pitt
Speaker 9: Panthers will be determined later on in the week. But
Speaker 9: the Godfather is back. He can't refuse Red's update. For
Speaker 9: some reason, the Reds have the day off today. Explain
Speaker 9: that I've never I can't remember ever them having Tuesday off.
Speaker 1: A team is in town play Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, right,
Speaker 1: but not Tuesday, which is now why I don't get it.
Speaker 1: Somebody ought to know. They'll call us?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 9: They they The series resumes with the Astros tomorrow night.
Speaker 9: Right here on seven hundred WLW, we say congratulations to
Speaker 9: the Dayton Dragons. They're won to nothing win yesterday, clinching
Speaker 9: a playoff birth in the upcoming Midwest League playoffs.
Speaker 1: I can't stand to look at him, and I.
Speaker 9: Believe they're the only They're the only Reds minor league
Speaker 9: team that's gonna make it to the postseason.
Speaker 1: I believe he's got bad hair. Who you That's why.
Speaker 9: Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits, Winding Tobacco,
Speaker 9: and Party Town. Twenty twenty four limited edition Bengals Crown
Speaker 9: Royal bags are in stock. Also, they got a new
Speaker 9: location in Burlington. Jamar Chase didn't practice again yesterday.
Speaker 1: What about today?
Speaker 9: They're off, so his availability remains up in the air
Speaker 9: for Sunday's regular season opener via the Patriots.
Speaker 1: He'll be out. He'll be out. Thee Burrow signed the
Speaker 1: day before the first game, right, will he signed the
Speaker 1: day before the first game.
Speaker 9: I'm they're probably gonna draw this out to like a
Speaker 9: soap opera.
Speaker 1: One thing to write down segment. I may have t
Speaker 1: shirts printed. Mike Brown will not back down. Let's see.
Speaker 9: The National Football League is looking toward the season with
Speaker 9: games throughout the Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 1: Eh, I get there?
Speaker 9: Of course they play Thursday night Baltimore, Kansas City, Friday, Brazil,
Speaker 9: Green Bay, and Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: Can we get that game?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute.
Speaker 9: Wants to play Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday to
Speaker 9: open the season. Labor Day weekend, the entire weekend game
Speaker 9: every night or day.
Speaker 1: What do you think about that spreading out? It's more
Speaker 1: cash bags of cash. Well, Hunter Biden knows about that,
Speaker 1: But you didn't answer my question. What Friday night? Yeah,
Speaker 1: when the Green teams play in Brazil or Argentina.
Speaker 9: No, they play in South Paulo, Brazil. Good luck to them.
Speaker 9: Is it on broadcast or not? Because I think it's
Speaker 9: one of those What it's on Peacock?
Speaker 1: What about NBC?
Speaker 9: No, that's not on an NBC is Thursday Night the
Speaker 9: Ravens and Chiefs.
Speaker 1: How do you get peacock? You gotta pay for it?
Speaker 1: Talk to Chari paul Out.
Speaker 9: I think those alligator arms you got in reach behind
Speaker 9: and pull the green out of their jeans.
Speaker 1: Well, you get more on the.
Speaker 9: UC Bearcats tonight on the Scott Shatterfield shit at eight
Speaker 9: oh five after Lance he Cook and uh, I'll talk
Speaker 9: to him Mike dar live for the original Montgomery and
Speaker 9: I'm sure Tom Gregoriby or Tom Gregory will be.
Speaker 1: Gregory will be right there and see he's seen McClain
Speaker 1: yet about his rib problem. I hope he's eating him.
Speaker 9: Scotty Scheffler, of course, twenty five million dollars for winning
Speaker 9: the tour championship.
Speaker 1: Will he?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 9: He ended his season with a six point three million
Speaker 9: dollars what yep? Scotty Scheffler on Sunday? What he ended
Speaker 9: his twenty The twenty twenty four PGA season is basically
Speaker 9: over and what did he get? He won his his
Speaker 9: season earnings of sixty two million dollars.
Speaker 1: You said six point three. Well, he did sixty two million,
Speaker 1: sixty two million. That means he he eight hundred.
Speaker 9: And thirty thousand dollars around twelve thousand a shot, three
Speaker 9: thousand dollars he made every minute on the golf course.
Speaker 1: You know, that's one tenth to what he would be
Speaker 1: paid if he went to live. If he went to live,
Speaker 1: he gets six hundred million. So it isn't about the
Speaker 1: money segment. It's about the.
Speaker 9: Glory American Joey Chestnut he goes again, wolfing down a
Speaker 9: world record eighty three hot dogs and the Labor Day
Speaker 9: special yesterday on Netflix, besting his rival Kobeashi of Japan.
Speaker 9: Chess Nut eight nearly seven dozen hot dogs.
Speaker 1: How do you do that in ten minutes?
Speaker 9: But they gave him ten minutes as many hot dogs
Speaker 9: as they could break it down eighty three to sixty seven.
Speaker 1: But you couldn't dip them in water, which is like
Speaker 1: an American to me.
Speaker 9: But mister Chestnut ate eighty three hot dogs, so that's a.
Speaker 1: Little over eight per minute, which is over about one
Speaker 1: every seven seconds. Can you eat a hot dog every
Speaker 1: seven seconds?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: Can you?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 1: I can eat two cheese conies. Yeah, and that's about it.
Speaker 1: From Tom Williams. Yeah, no, I don't know what to
Speaker 1: tell you. I think it's a problem.
Speaker 9: So now we also want to say Willie a very
Speaker 9: happy birthday. It was a couple of days ago when
Speaker 9: we weren't on, but we want to say a happy
Speaker 9: ninety fifth birth birthday to Betty Snyder, ninety five on
Speaker 9: September the first. So she's the she's the mom of
Speaker 9: David Snyder, the former elevator operator extraordinary at Riverfront Stadium.
Speaker 9: I love that guy, the operator. I love Betty Snyder.
Speaker 9: Happy birthday, number ninety five.
Speaker 1: By the way, he called himself the director of vertical operations,
Speaker 1: That is correct. That guy was hilarious.
Speaker 9: In the next stadium they build, I hope the Reds
Speaker 9: have ninety five elevators.
Speaker 1: They're not going to have two or not enough. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to have down there. Two elevators are not enough,
Speaker 1: which you correct these days. No, but I don't know
Speaker 1: what to but the director of vertical operations, his mom
Speaker 1: is ninety five, So happy birthday, belated. What's he what
Speaker 1: Snyder doing now? You know, I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's still operating elevators. Probably he's probably at the Crew Tower.
Speaker 1: I guess teaching. I think he's teaching teaching operator vertical transportation.
Speaker 1: I told him, your job has lots of ups and downs,
Speaker 1: that's correct, and he said, I have to deal with
Speaker 1: don't go left, don't go right, go up and down.
Speaker 1: I think he's I think he's a teaching a class
Speaker 1: at the Crew Tower. Can you tell me why Jamar
Speaker 1: Chase signed a contract to play this year and next
Speaker 1: year the Bengal has picked up his option. He's under contract?
Speaker 1: Correct right? And refuses the report? Why did you do
Speaker 1: a similar thing?
Speaker 9: What I mean like hold in? Why don't you maybe
Speaker 9: I'll come here and not be on the air. Why
Speaker 9: don't you come here and just sit here like a
Speaker 9: hold in?
Speaker 1: Which there's a lot of other people that do that
Speaker 1: around here too, But I'm not gonna I want you
Speaker 1: to be a hold in, not all because you're entitled
Speaker 1: to more money. You know what I'm saying. I agree
Speaker 1: with you.
Speaker 9: Why don't you do a hold in? Talk to Ryan?
Speaker 9: I want one more cent than you.
Speaker 1: DJ Hodge, I'm holding in. I want one more cent
Speaker 1: that you met a make just sit there? What are
Speaker 1: you gonna do? Talk to yourself. Then I've done that
Speaker 1: many times and many guys is, but it was always me.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say. But we're in turmoil
Speaker 1: right now, complete utter turmoil. You got it. Next year
Speaker 1: the Bengals start playing if the NFL starts on the
Speaker 1: Thursday before Labor Day, right last weekend. Oh that's what
Speaker 1: they're doing now.
Speaker 9: But they want a game every day through the Labor
Speaker 9: Day weekend Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday.
Speaker 1: That's five openers. There goes college football, which I do
Speaker 1: I think stinks anyway, because I don't know who's they're pros,
Speaker 1: the semi pros. You know, Ohio State had this number
Speaker 1: of sixty million dollars unbelievable players barely beat acron at
Speaker 1: least for the last quarter segment. Get me out of
Speaker 1: the students report, please, but do a hold in. Why
Speaker 1: didn't you you just mime whyt you just do a
Speaker 1: little hand signals there, Jamar seg Jamar Dennison.
Speaker 9: Will he and honor of a beautiful day here at
Speaker 9: the Tri State and who Day winstrip coming up next,
Speaker 9: brad Winstrop.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 3: You better thank our union member for sick leave.
Speaker 1: You better thank you met a thank a union member
Speaker 1: for sick leave.
Speaker 3: You better thank a union member for paid leave.
Speaker 5: You better thank a union member for vacation time.
Speaker 3: Bank unions pickle sank unions for paid family leave.
Speaker 2: Sank unions play a vacation time.
Speaker 1: You got the Clinton Hillary Clinton dialect going.
Speaker 9: I was going to say, what's the deal? Like every
Speaker 9: everywhere she goes in the country, You're going to talk
Speaker 9: like that different voice.
Speaker 1: Meagine that for eight years, we are going to go
Speaker 1: and raise Komodo dragons mad a Gascar segment coming up
Speaker 1: next to Congressman Brad Weinstrip. Yeah, on seven hundred WLW
Speaker 1: Billy cunning into Great American. Of course, what's happening now
Speaker 1: with the Arlington, what's happening with the hostages in Israel?
Speaker 1: Which is awful. Who's getting blamed for that? Of course,
Speaker 1: his Benjamin Natanyahu? And there was one MSNBC host in
Speaker 1: one of the morning shows said Trump's responsible for Hamason's behavior,
Speaker 1: which we got to be gymnastic to accept that. We
Speaker 1: have so much other stuff going on, including the so
Speaker 1: called interview that was a disaster by objective means. And
Speaker 1: she wants to help the middle class by destroying it
Speaker 1: and so much more. Congressman Soldier brad Winstrip, Welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. First of all, let's deal
Speaker 1: with the comments of Kamala Harris and Tim Wallaz who's
Speaker 1: been to China thirty times, that somehow the policies on
Speaker 1: day one, she didn't answer the question, of course, but
Speaker 1: what are you going to to help the middle class?
Speaker 1: And she babbled on with some word salad, with a
Speaker 1: little bit of cruetons trying to explain what she's gonna
Speaker 1: do for the middle class. And can you explain the
Speaker 1: comments of Kamala Harris recently in the interview and since
Speaker 1: then with Dana bash Trump and Stana bash Trump as
Speaker 1: far as her comments about helping the middle class, her
Speaker 1: policies would destroy it. Explain not to the American people.
Speaker 13: Yeah, well, that she likes to say things like we're
Speaker 13: gonna give you know, six thousand dollars tax credit to
Speaker 13: people so that they can take care of their child.
Speaker 7: You know, I had a neighbor.
Speaker 13: And he's a union guy of a guy who works
Speaker 13: on the lines, and he said, you know, I don't
Speaker 13: I don't want this check. I don't want to get
Speaker 13: a check. I want to be able to afford a stake.
Speaker 13: And that's the problem. They keep giving things away and
Speaker 13: act like they're helping people, but they're really not. That
Speaker 13: is not the answer and the and inflation is a
Speaker 13: horrible problem. And then you know, they were saying things like, oh, well,
Speaker 13: you know we're gonna give we're gonna give money out
Speaker 13: of it's lifting children out of poverty. When you give
Speaker 13: somebody somebody else's money and you haven't done anything for
Speaker 13: them to sustain themselves, you haven't lifted anyone out of poverty.
Speaker 13: You've just made the more dependent on you. There are
Speaker 13: people that want to get out. Let them get out
Speaker 13: and earn their living because there are job opportunities, and
Speaker 13: that's what we should be should be looking for. You know,
Speaker 13: they said they're excited about their agenda and they're going
Speaker 13: to bring down the cost of goods. They're the ones
Speaker 13: that created the increase in the cost of goods.
Speaker 7: It's really unbelievable.
Speaker 13: And you mentioned she said it Israel has the right
Speaker 13: to defend themselves, but how they do it matters, Well,
Speaker 13: does it matter how Hamas did it?
Speaker 7: Does that matter? At all, And it.
Speaker 13: Doesn't matter how Hamas is fighting this war, which putting
Speaker 13: innocent people in front of them.
Speaker 7: I mean, that is a problem.
Speaker 13: And there's no blame on them for what they did
Speaker 13: in October to so many innocent people slaughtering people in Israel,
Speaker 13: and you expect them to go in with flower to
Speaker 13: try and win them over.
Speaker 7: This is their culture, this is their way of life.
Speaker 13: And if I can just comment on Tim Wallas for
Speaker 13: a second, you know, and he comes out and he says, well,
Speaker 13: when I said, she asked him point blank about you
Speaker 13: said you carried guns into war, and he made something
Speaker 13: about his grammar not being very good. Your grammar was
Speaker 13: just fryed. You said, like the guns I carried into war.
Speaker 13: There's nothing grammatically wrong with that statement. What's wrong with
Speaker 13: it is you didn't go to war and that's not true.
Speaker 13: But you believe me, Veterans are just furious about this.
Speaker 13: But this is who they are, and you know they
Speaker 13: sit there and this is one I want more and
Speaker 13: more Republicans or just people with a brain to challenge
Speaker 13: people when they say the climate crisis is real, Tell
Speaker 13: me what the crisis is and why is it happening?
Speaker 13: And Why are your policies going to correct it? Because
Speaker 13: they're not. And just you give you one example, a
Speaker 13: national ocean in Theographic and Atmospheric Administration said, forty year study,
Speaker 13: we cleaned up the air so much over the Atlantic.
Speaker 13: It's warmed the ocean. There's more hurricanes and storms. Temperatures
Speaker 13: are going up. Over the Pacific, where pollution has increased
Speaker 13: because of Asia, it's cooled things down and they have
Speaker 13: fewer hurricanes and storms. I brought that up in ways
Speaker 13: and means. Only one Democrat said we should probably talk
Speaker 13: about this because you know, Bill, I can prescribe as
Speaker 13: a doctor a medication that might kill the bacteria you have,
Speaker 13: but if I killed you too, it's a problem. So
Speaker 13: sometimes we better figure out what we're actually doing.
Speaker 1: And why Congressman, you fought in a rock. You were
Speaker 1: there on three tours of duty, retired twenty five years.
Speaker 1: There's about two million men and women serving directly or
Speaker 1: indirectly probably in the country. There might be seven or
Speaker 1: eight million total veterans something like that. When you hear
Speaker 1: things like Tim Walls who said I carried I carried
Speaker 1: guns in the war, that I know what they do,
Speaker 1: and he lied repeatedly, why does the media would give
Speaker 1: a Democrat a quick free pass. When the Dana Bash
Speaker 1: Trump interview took place, it was a quick pass. But
Speaker 1: if some Republican either states a lie or misconception or
Speaker 1: misconstrue something all of a sudden, it sticks with them
Speaker 1: with Velko forever. Do you have a sense that the
Speaker 1: veteran community has given Tim Wallas, a Texas al Paso
Speaker 1: on this one?
Speaker 13: No, I don't. I don't think they're giving him a pass.
Speaker 13: You know, she asked the question, she asked a point
Speaker 13: blank but he never answered it, and she didn't really
Speaker 13: go back to it. And that's the thing, is like,
Speaker 13: but Tim, you said this, and as I just said,
Speaker 13: there wasn't anything grammatically incorrect with what he said. What
Speaker 13: happened is he lied, He didn't go into a look.
Speaker 7: I served with him.
Speaker 13: He told me that he was the highest ranking enlisted
Speaker 13: ever to serve in Congress, that he was a command
Speaker 13: sergeant major. Well, you know what, he had that rank,
Speaker 13: but to retire with it, you have to have served.
Speaker 7: The a lotted amount of time.
Speaker 13: When I made colonel, they said, you know, you don't
Speaker 13: get to retire with that rank unless you serve three years.
Speaker 13: Then they said, well, you're going to hit your mandatory retirement,
Speaker 13: so you can retire with it anyway. I said, no, no, no,
Speaker 13: I want an extension to serve longer, and I want
Speaker 13: to make sure I get three years, and I want
Speaker 13: to make sure I do it right. And you know what,
Speaker 13: I even serve two more after that bill. So these things,
Speaker 13: they're very clear, and he should know that. And he
Speaker 13: told that story over and over again. He could have
Speaker 13: easily said, well, I was a command sergeant major, but
Speaker 13: I didn't get to retire as that because I didn't
Speaker 13: serve enough time.
Speaker 7: He didn't do that.
Speaker 13: He let everybody believe that, and he put on his coin,
Speaker 13: his challenge coins, the command sergeant major emblem.
Speaker 1: And that's a big deal for those of us are
Speaker 1: not in the military. Why is it a big deal
Speaker 1: to claim, to act upon to tell other lawmakers that
Speaker 1: I'm a command sergeant major when in fact he wasn't.
Speaker 1: Why is that a big deal.
Speaker 13: Because it has to go to the truth and honesty.
Speaker 13: You know, some of us, and I think Republicans to
Speaker 13: this day still believe, like the old Superman Show used
Speaker 13: to start with, in truth justice in the American way,
Speaker 13: and there are just too many people that are willing
Speaker 13: to skirt the truth to dance around it, and the
Speaker 13: ends justify the means to them.
Speaker 7: You know, I just hear them.
Speaker 13: Talk about so many things that they talk about.
Speaker 7: Housing.
Speaker 13: We need more housing, yes we do. But you know what,
Speaker 13: we don't need more public housing. We need more workforce housing.
Speaker 13: We have businesses going up in my district, Parnas building
Speaker 13: a new place, and my concern when they're building these
Speaker 13: manufacturing plants and seeing our economy grow, is do we
Speaker 13: have enough housing for the workforce. That's a different story
Speaker 13: than just say housing, government dependent housing. We want those
Speaker 13: that maybe need that now to find their way into
Speaker 13: workforce housing. And that's the answer for a better America.
Speaker 13: She said, Well, inflation's down to three percent now.
Speaker 1: But yeah, but you.
Speaker 13: Forgot about the thirteen fifteen per sense that happened before
Speaker 13: that under your watch.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 13: She talks about how well Joe Biden has done, you know,
Speaker 13: during COVID, but let's not forget that when Operation Warp
Speaker 13: Speed was going on and they.
Speaker 7: Were talking about a vaccine.
Speaker 13: She said, if Donald Trump's administration comes up with this,
Speaker 13: I'm not taking it. And yet, first in line to
Speaker 13: get it once it was created, and then to even worse,
Speaker 13: she and Harris as she and Biden issued a mandate
Speaker 13: to make people get that vaccine without even having the
Speaker 13: opportunity to talk to a doctor, and if they don't
Speaker 13: lose their job. This is dictatorial, this is socialist in nature.
Speaker 13: This is who she is, and this is what we're
Speaker 13: going to get if she's president of the United States.
Speaker 7: And you know, it's just.
Speaker 13: The whole attitude that we know better than you. I'm
Speaker 13: going to tell you what to do. You're going to
Speaker 13: be under our control. America's got to wake up for it,
Speaker 13: because they don't like it. Deep down, they do not
Speaker 13: like it. I had my trunk open and someone saw
Speaker 13: some Trump signs in car, and lady pulled over and said,
Speaker 13: why do you like him? I said, well, let me
Speaker 13: tell you something. When Donald Trump was president. Putin wasn't
Speaker 13: invading Ukraine. We were holding the Chinese at bay economically
Speaker 13: in every way that we could. We were not sending
Speaker 13: money to a ran so that they could terrorize people
Speaker 13: around the world, including US citizens. And not only that,
Speaker 13: we got the Abraham Accords, the Middle East peace agreements.
Speaker 13: And I said in addition to that, he got the
Speaker 13: United States Mexico Canada agreement done in a bipartisan fashion
Speaker 13: that also had the support of Union.
Speaker 7: So you tell me who the unifier is.
Speaker 1: I guess she let me ask you about Arlington National Cemetery.
Speaker 1: The media continues to dig this one up. On the
Speaker 1: third anniversary of the death and the murder of those
Speaker 1: thirteen brave American soldiers at Hell'sgate Heavens Gate, the President
Speaker 1: Trump went to there at the invitation of the gold
Speaker 1: Star Families. I'm watching one of the morning talk shows
Speaker 1: and they had actually put on gold Star Families unanimously
Speaker 1: said we invited Trump to come here, and he came.
Speaker 1: We thanked him. We then wanted some video and photos
Speaker 1: of him with our loved one's grave and Section Section sixty.
Speaker 1: And we went over there at his behest and we
Speaker 1: we didn't see any fisticuffs or fighting with any personnel
Speaker 1: of Arlington, and where a hundred he's here. And in fact,
Speaker 1: it was pointed out that Kamala Harris was not there,
Speaker 1: of course, uh and nor was Joe Biden still on
Speaker 1: the beach was a completely different story as a soldier
Speaker 1: who might have been buried at Section sixty yourself in Arlington,
Speaker 1: if you had not survived your service in a rock
Speaker 1: how do you process what was the media's doing the
Speaker 1: Trump on that regard.
Speaker 13: That is unbelievable and I can't believe any media as
Speaker 13: even playing into that.
Speaker 7: And you heard the gold Star.
Speaker 13: Family speak up and say no, we asked him to
Speaker 13: do that, and we wanted pictures if he could get
Speaker 13: pictures of that scene, you know, so they can always
Speaker 13: remember their their child and the president that stood by them.
Speaker 13: What did we see you want you want to get
Speaker 13: some pictures? How about the video of the bodies coming
Speaker 13: by and the caskets in Dell and Dover and Joe
Speaker 13: Biden looking at his watch as though he's got something
Speaker 13: better to do.
Speaker 7: I mean, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 13: How these things happen and they get turned around, and
Speaker 13: I can tell you how they operate. If one person
Speaker 13: with a camera bumps somebody accidentally or otherwise, they're going
Speaker 13: to make it into a huge event. But I'm going
Speaker 13: to tell you something, Donald Trump and House Republican members
Speaker 13: of Congress have been shot at by Democrats.
Speaker 7: That's the world we're living in.
Speaker 13: Today, and they want to ignore those types of things.
Speaker 7: Those things don't matter.
Speaker 13: What does the media do immediately and say, oh, I
Speaker 13: don't know if Donald Trump really even got hit. Yeah,
Speaker 13: well I can tell you you know there were five
Speaker 13: people hit at the baseball field and that just got
Speaker 13: turned into two a nothing. But believe me, if that
Speaker 13: guy had his way, he would have killed twenty to
Speaker 13: thirty members of Conversaid Day and their staff and changing
Speaker 13: the balance of power in their House of Representatives. And
Speaker 13: I will tell you that's an insurrection.
Speaker 1: No question. As far as the Arlington fracas, the media
Speaker 1: will keep playing it as long as they get coverage
Speaker 1: of it in a certain way. It's incredible to me
Speaker 1: that a good effort by Donald Trump to assist the
Speaker 1: assuage some of the grief that those thirteen families were
Speaker 1: feeling was turned in some political hit job against Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: which was unbelievable. And how do you process the Israeli
Speaker 1: hostages of one of the six Americans who were killed
Speaker 1: during the effort by IDF. And I watched Senator Tom
Speaker 1: Cotton in one of the morning shows talk about all
Speaker 1: of the armaments and missiles and weapons that Biden refused
Speaker 1: to give to the Israelis that they could have won
Speaker 1: the war. Just generally speaking, the IDF could win this
Speaker 1: war if we would let them win by non nuclear means,
Speaker 1: attacking Iran by non nuclear means, but we don't. Allowed
Speaker 1: do you process the anger directed toward I guess Benjamin Netanyahu,
Speaker 1: and I guess indirectly America one of the hostages killed
Speaker 1: by Hamas And I watched MSNBC earlier today and one
Speaker 1: of the one of the correspondents said that Trump's responsible
Speaker 1: for this. I'm thinking, I got to watch this one.
Speaker 1: So somehow twisted and turned into this is somehow Republicans
Speaker 1: and Trump are responsible for the six hostages killed, including
Speaker 1: one American. But somehow Biden and Harris bear no responsibility
Speaker 1: at all when they stop shipments to Israel of weapons
Speaker 1: that could have ended this war months ago. And Congressman
Speaker 1: brad Winstrip, how do you process that?
Speaker 13: Well, they do not believe in peace through strength, and
Speaker 13: that's that's a given fact. They think that being strong
Speaker 13: is somehow terrible and that you can get peace just
Speaker 13: by acquiescing to these and that's that's the case. I
Speaker 13: heard someone from the Biden administration one time. She was
Speaker 13: very upset that Donald Trump had taken out Sulamani because
Speaker 13: it was going to make the Iranians mad. And I'm like,
Speaker 13: and I said, these people have been coming after us
Speaker 13: since nineteen seventy nine. When are you going to get it?
Speaker 13: Their attitude isn't going to change. And you know we're
Speaker 13: talking about Hamas. I found a nineteen ninety four article
Speaker 13: in an old newspaper that fell out of the back
Speaker 13: of a frame and it said it was about the
Speaker 13: IDF leaving Gaza in nineteen ninety four and they were
Speaker 13: being attacked by children throwing stones and chanting, we don't
Speaker 13: want peace. This is who they are. This is who
Speaker 13: Hamas is. Maybe not every Palestinian, but this is who
Speaker 13: Amas is. And those kids are now the commanders. They
Speaker 13: don't want peace. They take pride in killing Jews and
Speaker 13: that's their goal in life, and they think that that
Speaker 13: is their ultimate reward.
Speaker 7: How do you handle that.
Speaker 13: It's hard to have a conversation with a group that
Speaker 13: total believes that they have that they are in the right. Basically,
Speaker 13: what they have done is they've made Jewish people less
Speaker 13: than human in their mind, and therefore they're they're good
Speaker 13: to go ahead and kill. And it's a sick attitude
Speaker 13: and the Israelis get it.
Speaker 7: They get it.
Speaker 13: I don't know why Biden administration doesn't.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine ending that war with Hamas in charge
Speaker 1: of Gaza, which is what the plan is. And our
Speaker 1: hearts goes out to Hirsch, Goldberg, Pollen and the other
Speaker 1: ones that were murdered by Hamas. They were not murdered
Speaker 1: by Benjamin Netanyahu, were murdered by Trump or even they
Speaker 1: weren't murdered by anyone but Hamas. And as soon as
Speaker 1: they can reorganize and get together more ways of killed
Speaker 1: Jews and kill Westerners, they're going to do it the
Speaker 1: only way to win the wars. Say to Israel, how
Speaker 1: can we help you obliterate through non nuclear means? The
Speaker 1: nation of Iran, which is actually the head of the
Speaker 1: snake that funds of moss and funds has blood and
Speaker 1: funds at all. But Congressman and Brad Winster, we got
Speaker 1: to go once again, thank you very much for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. And outrage. It's all this
Speaker 1: fake outrage the Median Democrats have that drive the media cycle.
Speaker 1: And I just hope we talked off the air briefly.
Speaker 1: I just hope the American peoples see through the bs
Speaker 1: that Kamala Harris is trying to sell us. I hope
Speaker 1: they can see through it.
Speaker 13: We got to save our country from this, We really do.
Speaker 13: Bill and I haven't talked that way through my whole
Speaker 13: time in Congress. But this is where we this is
Speaker 13: where we are today. And the Democrat Party is not
Speaker 13: the Democratic Party of John Kennedy in the sixties.
Speaker 1: That's for sure, completely different Marxist socialists. Kamala Harris takes
Speaker 1: over look at the shooting of the San Francisco Draft
Speaker 1: Choice Ricky Pursoll. The major cities are breaking down, boarded up,
Speaker 1: and that's what's coming to every burg in every city.
Speaker 1: We owe thirty six trillion on its way to fifty
Speaker 1: trillion dollars. It'll never stop until it is stopped. They
Speaker 1: won't stop on their own. They must be stopped through
Speaker 1: the ballot box. And Congressman Brad Winster, once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for your quarter century of service in the military.
Speaker 1: God bless you and God bless America. Congressman, thank you
Speaker 1: very much, Thank you all. Let's continue with more. And
Speaker 1: he's so right, so right about that. I mean, we
Speaker 1: cannot continue like this. The cities are in collapse and
Speaker 1: guess what crime rates? Crime rates are down. Crime rates
Speaker 1: are up, but arrest are down. We'll prove that later.
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Speaker 12: Hello, quiet spokes, I'm broadcasting all right, Rock, I'm watching
Speaker 12: the Texas A and M game with the fighting horish,
Speaker 12: I said, he goes to Rock, he's down the down
Speaker 12: that But all of a sudden, in the last end
Speaker 12: of the third, first of the fourth, they assembled themselves
Speaker 12: in a way.
Speaker 1: They exerted themselves Notre Dame beats Texas. Ain't the only
Speaker 1: game they play this year is Texas A and M.
Speaker 1: And then the Rock gets another win Friday, bombers Centerville.
Speaker 1: They won a game.
Speaker 14: That's good, right, Rock and and Harrison beat Central.
Speaker 1: It was good week the house, there's the hell, there's
Speaker 1: the helmet et Central. I'm taking Central lost to hit.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 9: I didn't know that wildcat, Yeah, he said, Smiley, he's
Speaker 9: probably sitting on the back.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you.
Speaker 14: I'm glad you brought up the Notre Dame victory because
Speaker 14: you know, to me, I thought it was the best
Speaker 14: win of the weekend. It firmly puts Notre Dame in
Speaker 14: the driver's seat. Hold on them in the driver's seat
Speaker 14: to the twelve team playoff. You look at the rest
Speaker 14: of the schedule. Gotta play Louisville. Louisville is a good team,
Speaker 14: well coach good players on that team. But you also
Speaker 14: gotta play FSU A week ago looked like a tough game.
Speaker 14: Now he and two they look terrible. They look absolutely
Speaker 14: and then they got USC.
Speaker 1: Toward the end of the year.
Speaker 14: USC looked good last night and taking down Brian Kelly
Speaker 14: so uh not in the bag.
Speaker 1: But things are looking pretty good.
Speaker 14: By the way, did you did you happen to catch
Speaker 14: any of Riley Leonard's post game comments in the day
Speaker 14: and age of like, you know, gestures of players like
Speaker 14: simulating you know, shotguns and all this sort of stuff.
Speaker 14: He thanked God, thanked all his teammates. Holly Row wanted
Speaker 14: to ask about him and his contributions.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, it's all team. It's all team.
Speaker 14: I thought it was a fantastic example of what a
Speaker 14: Notre Dame quarterback should look like, a.
Speaker 1: Bunch of bs, I thought, because he was paying lots
Speaker 1: of money to come there. Correct, how much money was
Speaker 1: you have a hot fudge Sunday on? I did not
Speaker 1: have it on. I did not know how much money
Speaker 1: was he paid? All that good stuff which I liked.
Speaker 1: How much money was he paid to come to Notre Dame.
Speaker 14: Uh, the rumors are in the high six figures, maybe
Speaker 14: a million bucks or so.
Speaker 1: And I care about the bonding hours, Give me a
Speaker 1: million babies. But he did it for the love of
Speaker 1: the team. He did, of course, he did like like
Speaker 1: you did. How much? How much? How much coming out
Speaker 1: of a Saint X with you would have gotten these
Speaker 1: dates millions and millions of dollars to go to the
Speaker 1: to go to the Golden Dome. Notre Dame was too much.
Speaker 1: They were good, I mean they were good to have
Speaker 1: no more than Southern cal might be a game. Florida
Speaker 1: State is not a game. Louisville. They wanted to win.
Speaker 9: Win at Texas Ay and them with what one hundred
Speaker 9: and eight trillion people there?
Speaker 1: Million people there I think was the final count. Yes. Now, secondly,
Speaker 1: what about Jamar Chase? According to UH segment, he's not
Speaker 1: gonna sign, doesn't sign by tomorrow, it's over with ESPN
Speaker 1: saying it's done. He's not gonna play. What do you say.
Speaker 14: I can't imagine him sitting out the whole season. That
Speaker 14: that met ruins him as a player. No one's gonna
Speaker 14: want to do business with him. He's taking a prime
Speaker 14: year of his life. What is he twenty four, twenty five,
Speaker 14: twenty six, a prime year of his life and just
Speaker 14: not playing.
Speaker 1: I can't see that happening. I can't see it. Why
Speaker 1: did he sign a contract in the end that he
Speaker 1: signed a contract to playing. He's not playing, right.
Speaker 14: He's not playing. He's not playing. He's got a contract.
Speaker 14: I my son by the way, can't understand this. He's like,
Speaker 14: don't you think at some point he just missed being
Speaker 14: out there with his teammates. He said, yes, honey, but
Speaker 14: this is this is also a business, and there's he
Speaker 14: can't he can't wrap his head or he's like, his
Speaker 14: buddies are out there missing you.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't you want to be out there running around?
Speaker 1: I said, to be young again? But twenty four, Justin Jefferson.
Speaker 1: He went to Justin Jefferson. Deal one penny, one penny
Speaker 1: more and Mike Brown will not back down. Rock. He
Speaker 1: will not back down to this football player. Do you agree.
Speaker 14: He won't back down because he knows as a smart
Speaker 14: business man that if you show weakness once, then the
Speaker 14: floodgates open. Then the next guy, then Trey Henderson is
Speaker 14: gonna come and say, well wait a minute now, Like
Speaker 14: I wanted a better contract, I sucked it up and
Speaker 14: said I'm gonna play and you cave this guy, well,
Speaker 14: now I want my money. And then the next guy
Speaker 14: comes in, then the next guy, then the next guy.
Speaker 1: So it's a it's a tough thing.
Speaker 14: I was tougher for Mike Brown because at his age,
Speaker 14: you would think you'd have the attitude of man, hell
Speaker 14: with it. Man, I don't know how many more trips
Speaker 14: around the sun I got? Can I see a Super
Speaker 14: Bowl team? But so, I mean, that's that's a tough one.
Speaker 1: Mike Brown's eighty nine years old and Jamar Chase is
Speaker 1: twenty three, and Mike Brown's dad to not back down
Speaker 1: to Jim Brown, the Great number thirty two. He's not
Speaker 1: going to back down to Jamar Chase. Segment. Give me
Speaker 1: some sports and make it fast.
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Speaker 9: Sports Good News, Rock Bearcats defensive tackle Dante Corleone, the Godfather,
Speaker 9: has been cleared to play and after being limited this
Speaker 9: offseason due to blood clots, he'll practice this week and
Speaker 9: they'll determine whether or not he'll see some action against
Speaker 9: the pitt Panthers on Saturday.
Speaker 1: More to Night on the Scott's a good player.
Speaker 9: More to Night on the Scott Saderfield Show Live for
Speaker 9: the Ridge of Montgomery and at eight oh five after
Speaker 9: Sports Talk, then Red's Update. Ass and Reds have the
Speaker 9: day off for some reason. They have a Tuesday off.
Speaker 1: Explain that rock they played Monday, Houston's in town. They
Speaker 1: skip today, come back Wednesday and Thursday. How's that possible? Well,
Speaker 1: maybe today's their labor day. Today's labor day. No, I
Speaker 1: mean for the Reds. The red they played yesterday, so
Speaker 1: it's labor day today. You're making no sense. You better
Speaker 1: conduct home. I don't Why did you do a hold in?
Speaker 1: Have you thought about a hold in? Segment? Take? Wait?
Speaker 2: Take?
Speaker 1: Will you said a hold in? That's what I was
Speaker 1: holding me in.
Speaker 14: He's gonna he's gonna refuse to speak until they pay
Speaker 14: bags of cash.
Speaker 1: And he wants to be here. Look and he's here,
Speaker 1: but he will not work.
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Speaker 9: tomorrow for those new England Patriots about buck Bill Belichick
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Speaker 1: What happens if Jamar Chase doesn't practice tomorrow, it probably
Speaker 1: doesn't play it Now.
Speaker 14: Right now the line is eight and a half minus
Speaker 14: eight and a half Bengals, and I assume that's with
Speaker 14: the consideration that Jamar Chase won't play. So I think
Speaker 14: the Bengals can still win that game and get that
Speaker 14: thing done. But we don't practice tomorrow. There's no way
Speaker 14: he's gonna I mean, he hasn't practiced the whole offseason.
Speaker 14: He's gonna go on two days. They're gonna wait, there's
Speaker 14: no way because they're gonna pay m one hundred and
Speaker 14: fifty million dollars and then throw him out there with
Speaker 14: two days of practice and say go get them.
Speaker 1: No way, he ain't playing. How about this? The judge
Speaker 1: orders that Trump campaign stop using the slogan and the
Speaker 1: words hold on I'm a coming. Some of the greatest
Speaker 1: memes I've seen is the Trumpster, maybe at West Point,
Speaker 1: given a speech hold on I'm Coming, and now a
Speaker 1: judge has ordered that Trump cannot use this song hold
Speaker 1: on I'm Coming.
Speaker 9: Well, what if what if Miss Harris, you can't use
Speaker 9: the song as that's not gonna make headlines.
Speaker 1: She has permission to use it.
Speaker 14: Oh, by the way, the food Fighters, right, Dave girl,
Speaker 14: you think boy, they're just a great American blue collar band.
Speaker 14: They're get in all a tissy fit because Trump used
Speaker 14: one of their songs and they the Royalties are going
Speaker 14: to donate to the Harris camps.
Speaker 1: Come on, be rock and rollers and get out of
Speaker 1: that stuff. Come on, that's all respect for them. Come
Speaker 1: on the same. Please continue, you don't continue your holding please, it's.
Speaker 9: All I got. Oh did rock uh rock? Did you
Speaker 9: watch the uh great Eating of Action yesterday?
Speaker 1: I didn't. I heard about it.
Speaker 6: Though.
Speaker 1: He broke the record, right beat.
Speaker 9: Ko Joey Chestnut wolf down the world record eighty three
Speaker 9: hot dogs to beat Kobeashi ate nearly seven dozen hot
Speaker 9: dogs on the next Flick show.
Speaker 1: That's like a hot dog every seven second. He had
Speaker 1: to eat as many hot dogs as you could. And
Speaker 1: he didn't dip it in water. He just ate it. Hell,
Speaker 1: it's like a come on.
Speaker 14: Not long ago, not long that record was twenty five
Speaker 14: hot dogs in like twelve minutes, and now it's eighty
Speaker 14: and ten unbelievable.
Speaker 1: What is at What little Rocks say about that? Could
Speaker 1: he eat? Could he eat now? One tenth of that number?
Speaker 1: Could he eat?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 1: Could you eat eight? Skyline Chili dogs? Honor of Dick Williams?
Speaker 1: Could you eat eight? What kind of time do I have?
Speaker 1: We got? You got five minutes, four minutes, four minutes.
Speaker 1: That's all he gets, four minutes. We canna eat him
Speaker 1: whole every saturady. I could do it. I think I
Speaker 1: could do it seven seconds. He's like a Komodo dragon
Speaker 1: consuming a deer. I've eaten ten at one time. It
Speaker 1: wasn't it wasn't under the stop clock though, But I've
Speaker 1: eaten ten and then in high school. Yeah, but eighty
Speaker 1: three might be a bridge too far. That's yeah, that's
Speaker 1: a little bit out of reach. What's on the Big
Speaker 1: Show today with you and Eddie? I assume is Eddie back?
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, absolutely, Eddie is back from vacationing. And we
Speaker 14: got Dan Monk right out of the gate and talk
Speaker 14: about the Kroger Albertson's merger. We got your former girlfriend,
Speaker 14: Tanyo Rourke. I'll be every thirty five. I'll be with
Speaker 14: your but I shouldn't tell Joe. Maybe I'll be with
Speaker 14: her before or after our segment. I just make sure
Speaker 14: she's attentive for the segment. I want her you know, Google,
Speaker 14: you know I and you as she's trying to get ready.
Speaker 1: To do it. I didn't say, but it's later on?
Speaker 1: Shall we say later on? Chase go ahead? That's what
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hold in. Now, Rock go ahead, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: hold in. Well, this has been here, but I refuse
Speaker 1: to work. What if the Patriots beat the Bengals.
Speaker 14: No, God, the reason I'm holding in, then that might
Speaker 14: be what it takes so for the because right now
Speaker 14: I feel like the fan base is on the side of,
Speaker 14: oh God, just pay, he's underpaid, just pay. Come on,
Speaker 14: we're desperate for a super Bowl. Just do whatever you
Speaker 14: gotta do. So if they I don't know.
Speaker 1: This one going to Kansas City, NYENH two. The last
Speaker 1: few seasons, haven'ything? I think the lot started fast. No,
Speaker 1: they haven't, and then after that they got weak teams.
Speaker 1: But who knows who's a weak team anymore? Until you play?
Speaker 1: Don't know it's true? All right to Rock, thank you
Speaker 1: very much? And uh say how to Tanya and Dan
Speaker 1: Monk Grants on a big weekend, their rock big weekend.
Speaker 14: That's right, it was big, big wildcats, Palmers, irish.
Speaker 1: Everybody won segment Get me out on the Stude's Report, Please.
Speaker 9: Willy and honor of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 9: tri State. We leave you with the immortal words of
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Speaker 13: This election is not a choice between Democrats and Republicans.
Speaker 14: It's a choice between communism and freedom.
Speaker 3: That's what it's about.
Speaker 1: You know what. She's on the cracker. That's it right there.
Speaker 1: But she says, now, Kamala Harris says, drill baby, drill
Speaker 1: and build that wall. That's kind of wall. Do you
Speaker 1: believe it? I'm going why he's got three he built
Speaker 1: three quarters of it, right, Yeah, he left about two
Speaker 1: hundred miles to go. And guess what. Yeah, she'll take credit.
Speaker 1: She says, build that wall, and Kamala the headhunter says,
Speaker 1: drill baby, what about the workers? The workers? What about?
Speaker 1: Have you heard her dialect recently? It's unbelievable.
Speaker 14: Yeah, it was the same speech or two different locations,
Speaker 14: with a different accent in each location.
Speaker 1: It's it's spelled phony with a capital Thank you, Rocky,
Speaker 1: thank you. Let's continue with more news is next at
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Speaker 1: seven hundred. That's what you ought to be.