Speaker 1: Bill cunning into Great America. Welcome this Monday afternoon.
Speaker 2: The Tri State Bill A basking in the glory of
Speaker 2: the Bengals from last night.
Speaker 1: They didn't look good, but they won.
Speaker 2: Whenever you go on the road in the NFL and
Speaker 2: win by double digits, no matter what happens, that's a
Speaker 2: good night. Bengals back outed on Sunday with the Brownies,
Speaker 2: and we'll see what happens with their quarterback situation Deshaun Watson,
Speaker 2: whether he's going to start or not. But for some reason,
Speaker 2: Moheger tells me that of the last eight games with
Speaker 2: the Brownies, the Bengals have won two. So somehow the
Speaker 2: Bengals find a way to lose. And so we'll see
Speaker 2: what happens on Sunday. But until then, the town hall
Speaker 2: meetings are going on. Commercials are like crazy. I'm told
Speaker 2: by the high Senate candidates that the the DNC, mainly
Speaker 2: in the RNZ, is going to spend close to five
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars in the race with Shared brown five
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars. And Bernie Marino I said five hundred
Speaker 2: million dollars for one Senate seat, basically lying in the
Speaker 2: American people because lives work more than the truth. But
Speaker 2: nonetheless joining you and I now is Chris Smitherman. He's
Speaker 2: a black man. He's being pandered to, he's being catered to,
Speaker 2: he's in the barbershop, he's not voting the right way,
Speaker 2: and the Democratic Party wants to know why. Chris Smitherman.
Speaker 2: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Chris Smitherman, how
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 3: I'm doing good? How are you doing?
Speaker 4: You know this is not a new story bill that
Speaker 4: the Democratic Party you know, and President Lyndon Johnson kind
Speaker 4: of set it up, has moved to this mentality that
Speaker 4: I'll just vote Democratic and not have all of the information.
Speaker 4: So you know this narrative that there is before you
Speaker 4: even ask me the first question that there is this
Speaker 4: black person, yeah, who speaks for the black community or
Speaker 4: the African American community is just a third. The African
Speaker 4: American community is not monolithic. We are are as diverse
Speaker 4: as any other community. And leaders out here who believe
Speaker 4: that they can tell African American men how to think,
Speaker 4: how to vote, what their set of priorities should be
Speaker 4: as Americans are just misinformed. And that is what you're
Speaker 4: seeing happen right now. In this election.
Speaker 2: And Chris, I think you're wrong, completely wrong, because white
Speaker 2: men have white leaders. I can't identify who that is.
Speaker 2: Hispanic men have Hispanic leaders. Who's that Asian individuals persons
Speaker 2: have asianly, I'm sure they're out there. And so there's
Speaker 2: one group in America that has to be told what
Speaker 2: to do, and those are especially black men and black
Speaker 2: women especially. And so when Barack Hussein Obama, the Black
Speaker 2: Messiah arises from his homes either in Martha's Vineyard, Washington, DC, Chicago,
Speaker 2: or Hawaii, and the media acts as if, Okay, we
Speaker 2: finally have the great Black Jesus among us. You better
Speaker 2: know your role, shut your mouth both the way he
Speaker 2: tells you to vote, and that normally works done because
Speaker 2: I know we have a bunch of white leaders, and
Speaker 2: I get subliminal messages all the time from white leaders
Speaker 2: telling me what to do because I can't figure it
Speaker 2: out myself. And so, as a black man, aren't you
Speaker 2: going to tow the company line and do what you're told,
Speaker 2: know your role and shut your mouth.
Speaker 4: President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama served our
Speaker 4: country for eight years. But there isn't this person who
Speaker 4: speaks for Black Americans, and so let me be clear
Speaker 4: for you, Bill, what the issues are and what I think.
Speaker 4: And I don't speak for African Americans, and I don't
Speaker 4: speak for Black Americans. I speak for myself. I will
Speaker 4: tell you kind of what I'm hearing. People are concerned
Speaker 4: about the economy. Black men are concerned about their gas prices,
Speaker 4: that their fuel, They're concerned about their rent, they're concerned
Speaker 4: about food prices.
Speaker 5: I'm familiar.
Speaker 4: They're concerned about the border because they're concerned about the
Speaker 4: safety of their daughters. Meaning President former President Barack Obama
Speaker 4: has two beautiful daughters who are protected every day by
Speaker 4: the Secret Service.
Speaker 3: That is not true for.
Speaker 4: Most African American families out here, where their children have
Speaker 4: to get up every day, go to a bus stop,
Speaker 4: and some of them are worried about gun shots in
Speaker 4: their community. They don't have the Secret Service flanking them
Speaker 4: every day. That's part of the disconnect that I'm sharing
Speaker 4: with you. The everyday African American man who's in a
Speaker 4: barbershop or who's running their own business, whether it's a
Speaker 4: technology company, whether it's a construction company, they're worried about
Speaker 4: the same things that you're worried about brother and so
Speaker 4: this notion to wake up and say, I now have
Speaker 4: to vote for somebody based on the pigmentation of their skin,
Speaker 4: and you want me to throw out all of my
Speaker 4: economic concerns. I'm trying to wake up every day. I
Speaker 4: want to make sure I can feed my wife. I
Speaker 4: want to make sure that I can feed my children.
Speaker 4: Those are the issues that bread and butter, issues that
Speaker 4: African American men are thinking about at the highest level,
Speaker 4: at the highest intellectual level. And we don't appreciate anybody
Speaker 4: trying to take us into this. You've got to vote
Speaker 4: for somebody based on the pigment of their skin. It
Speaker 4: is more of the content of their character. And I
Speaker 4: want to understand what the public policies are of all
Speaker 4: the candidates that are running. That's what brothers are really
Speaker 4: talking about. Brothers who are getting up every day, going
Speaker 4: to work, who are paying their bills. This notion that
Speaker 4: brothers aren't handling their business. Members of Alpha Phi Alpha,
Speaker 4: which I'm a member of Alpha Fai Alpha, are ladies
Speaker 4: of akas or Delta Sigma, Theydes, Theta or those African
Speaker 4: Americans men and women who are attending historically black colleges
Speaker 4: and universities, by the way, just as a fact, it
Speaker 4: makes people are comfortable. It was former President Trump that
Speaker 4: ultimately made funding to historically black colleges and universities permanent.
Speaker 1: Keep that walk, President Clinton, keep that question.
Speaker 4: It wasn't President Barack Obama. It was former President Trump
Speaker 4: who did that for historically black college university.
Speaker 2: Don't say that. Don't say that, please, that's a good
Speaker 2: thing on the Trump side. You can't do it. When
Speaker 2: I'm watching the last week or two of Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: the whole point of her campaign, Chris Mitherman is a
Speaker 2: new way forward. Let's take the best and make it better,
Speaker 2: find a way to stay together.
Speaker 1: That's the whole part.
Speaker 2: So the last several interviews she's given she has said basically,
Speaker 2: I can't think of one thing I do differently the
Speaker 2: past four years. So when she comes off that interview
Speaker 2: with Whoopi Goldberg, who's a clown at the view, and
Speaker 2: her senior campaign staff says, can we go into this,
Speaker 2: Riop can we talk with you for a moment amount
Speaker 2: of Weissman, They go in the room, according to Axios,
Speaker 2: and they said to her.
Speaker 1: What in the hell are you doing?
Speaker 2: The whole point of this campaign is a new way forward,
Speaker 2: a new path How can you say you wouldn't do
Speaker 2: anything different when we're spending a billion dollars telling people
Speaker 2: that we have a new way forward, and you're saying
Speaker 2: there's nothing we can do differently, How in the hell
Speaker 2: does that work? And so she mumbles around, says, well,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I just wasn't thinking at the moment. Then
Speaker 2: two more interviews in the next two days she says
Speaker 2: exactly the same thing with col Bear drinking the beer. Otherwise,
Speaker 2: she says, basically, I wouldn't do anything different. So they
Speaker 2: spend a billion dollars telling this is a new path forward,
Speaker 2: and the messenger, the candidate can't think on her feet
Speaker 2: and say, well, I'm gonna take the best to make
Speaker 2: it better with Joe Biden, with the batadoo bada ding
Speaker 2: bata bang, you vote for me, We're going to do
Speaker 2: any brand new batado bada doo ba da bang.
Speaker 1: It's all a new path forward.
Speaker 2: It's a new way forward, and says she comes off
Speaker 2: the Colbert interview and according to Axios, we now, Madam
Speaker 2: Vice President, what the.
Speaker 6: Hell are you doing?
Speaker 1: We just told you not to say that.
Speaker 2: Everything's fine because seventy percent of American people, in eighty
Speaker 2: percent of block folks think things aren't very good. Why
Speaker 2: do you keep saying things are are pretty good when
Speaker 2: they're not? And why do you say on these interviews
Speaker 2: that there's nothing I would have done differently when we
Speaker 2: have a new path forward and said, well, I'm sorry
Speaker 2: about that, I'll do better the next time. That's the
Speaker 2: candidate they put out who didn't get one percent of
Speaker 2: the vote in twenty nineteen, who isn't available for interviews
Speaker 2: like with Time magazine.
Speaker 1: How in the hell is not going to work?
Speaker 2: And the answer is the media coverage and the machine
Speaker 2: has got to pull you over the finish line because
Speaker 2: you can't do it. Can you smell what I'm cooking?
Speaker 2: And I think there's a question in there, would you
Speaker 2: please answer it?
Speaker 4: Well, look, African American men. Back to the public policy.
Speaker 4: And again, I'm not speaking for everywhere, not monolithic, but
Speaker 4: those that I speak to in my circle. You know
Speaker 4: that I'm a financial planner. I have access to people
Speaker 4: who have resources. They're talking and those who don't. They're
Speaker 4: talking about public school education. How can I get my
Speaker 4: child to get a good education because it's still the
Speaker 4: number one way into the middle class. And so any
Speaker 4: candidate out there who's not talking about that is going
Speaker 4: to have a problem. He acts, and most of these
Speaker 4: candidates act like we don't we as African American men,
Speaker 4: can't see what happened with FEMA, as if we don't
Speaker 4: have families that are in North Carolina or in Georgia,
Speaker 4: are in Florida who just lost their house, who just
Speaker 4: lost their loved one. And FEMA has been on the sidelines,
Speaker 4: by the way, instead of pushing over a billion dollars
Speaker 4: for illegal people who are coming over the border. And
Speaker 4: we can see that you're prioritizing everybody else but Americans.
Speaker 4: We see that you're putting people up in hotels in
Speaker 4: New York, or in Atlanta, or in Chicago, and you
Speaker 4: don't think that that impacts us as African American men.
Speaker 4: And so that's what they're missing. They're not understanding that
Speaker 4: African American men and black men would, to be clear, here,
Speaker 4: are very sophisticated. We understand what's happening around us, and
Speaker 4: you just can't walk in and say, hey, brother, do
Speaker 4: what I tell you to do. Those days are over, Bill,
Speaker 4: and that's the frustration. The Democratic plantation is breaking down,
Speaker 4: and people are looking for answers because they're trying to
Speaker 4: pay their rent. Brother, they're trying to buy food, they're
Speaker 4: trying to put gas in their car, and they just
Speaker 4: want to candidate that will prioritize what they care about
Speaker 4: all this other crap that they're talking about. For example,
Speaker 4: they want to push abortion, abortion, abortion right. Well, that
Speaker 4: might work in some campaigns, but when people are hurting
Speaker 4: the way they're hurting, like they're saying in North Carolina,
Speaker 4: I just lost everything. I lost my dog, my house,
Speaker 4: all my belongings in Georgia and in Florida, and you're
Speaker 4: only going to give me seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 4: But I can see that you're sending money to Lebanon,
Speaker 4: saying you want to shore up what's happening in Lebanon,
Speaker 4: but you can ensure of what's happening right here in America.
Speaker 4: I'm letting you know, Bill, that's the problem with the
Speaker 4: comment of hey, brother, I need you to get lined
Speaker 4: up and follow me on the pigmentation and not the
Speaker 4: public policy.
Speaker 2: And we began with this idea seemingly every every racial
Speaker 2: group in America doesn't need a leader. If I ask
Speaker 2: Tony Bender, who's the white leader, who's the big dog,
Speaker 2: who's coming out of the pound, who's barking, who's snarly,
Speaker 2: who's nasty? And I'm thinking, well, white leaders, I don't
Speaker 2: think we have one. If I speak to my Hispanic friends,
Speaker 2: I said, who's your who's your big brown leader? That
Speaker 2: is that that is unpaid? Well, I don't have one.
Speaker 2: If you talk to Asians, well I don't. They talked
Speaker 2: to black folks. The media tells you who let the
Speaker 2: dog out, and that is Barack Hussein Obama is telling you,
Speaker 2: and he's talking that language, that lingo from the street.
Speaker 2: Obama's from the street with his homes in Hawaii on
Speaker 2: the ocean. He's telling black I'm back. The big dog
Speaker 2: is out.
Speaker 1: They thought that would be a bump about a week ago.
Speaker 1: It didn't happen.
Speaker 2: And it didn't happen because Black folks have figured out
Speaker 2: the plantation put together by LBJ keeps them in slavery
Speaker 2: instead of freedom. And right now, if you've got to
Speaker 2: send your kid to a public school in Cincinnati or
Speaker 2: Chicago or Dayton, the last place you want to do
Speaker 2: is to the Dayton Public schools or the CPS, because
Speaker 2: more than half the kids can't read, don't understand English,
Speaker 2: they can't compute mathematically, they're not ready for school. Given
Speaker 2: the choice, most black folks would not send their kids
Speaker 2: to CPS. They send their kid to a private school
Speaker 2: somewhere or to some monassory school. And so folks are
Speaker 2: figuring out in large numbers that the lies of the
Speaker 2: left have been told for more than half a century
Speaker 2: and they don't work. Do you think more and more
Speaker 2: Black folks think like you, or more and more Black
Speaker 2: folks think like Whoopy Goldberg?
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 4: First, let me say to you that, as you know,
Speaker 4: I respect the accomplishment of President Barack Obama, period, just
Speaker 4: like I respect the accomplishments of Eli Munk or are
Speaker 4: Tim Cook, or Bill Gates or Warren Buffett. There are
Speaker 4: people that have made tremendous contributions to our society. However,
Speaker 4: that doesn't mean that you become the spokesperson for an
Speaker 4: entire race of people. That's what you and I are
Speaker 4: talking about, and I'm sharing with you that many times
Speaker 4: I have more in common with my Apple Latin brothers
Speaker 4: and sisters than I do to people who have wealth
Speaker 4: and who can buy a twelve million dollar crib or
Speaker 4: lived somewhere in Hawaii, as you're describing, meaning the economics
Speaker 4: of things matter, and so what I'm trying to articulate
Speaker 4: to our community, it is okay for us to be
Speaker 4: free thinkers. It's okay for us to vote for a
Speaker 4: variety of keenicts. It's okay for us to vote for Democrats, Republicans, independence, libertarians.
Speaker 3: It's okay.
Speaker 4: That's where we're headed in our world. And what Barack Obama,
Speaker 4: President Barack Obama is seeing right now, Bill, the polls
Speaker 4: aren't looking good. That African American men are questioning their
Speaker 4: existence financially, and they're saying, there has to be a
Speaker 4: better way for my family. I cannot afford to pay
Speaker 4: six dollars for diesel. I drive a truck out here,
Speaker 4: just like my white brother drives a truck, and it's
Speaker 4: cost to me a thousand dollars to fill it up.
Speaker 4: I've got to get a break here, and I'm looking
Speaker 4: for the candidate that can provide that public policy. I
Speaker 4: think the interview tomorrow that we talked about, right, I
Speaker 4: think that that might be a first step. If she's
Speaker 4: probed on what she's going to do the Democrat. All
Speaker 4: these things are important, brothers, but there isn't a person
Speaker 4: who speaks for African American people. I don't care if
Speaker 4: you African American are white or you're listening to our interview.
Speaker 4: I don't think anybody can walk away from what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Say what Smitheman said isn't true. There isn't a spokesperson
Speaker 4: for African Americans. And we have the right to vote
Speaker 4: for whoever we want to vote for now.
Speaker 2: Like Joe Biden said a few years ago and twenty two,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, if you don't vote for me, you ain't black.
Speaker 2: I'm taking away your color. I'm taking away your pigmentation.
Speaker 2: Know your role, shut your mouth. Vote Democratic. We're gonna
Speaker 2: take care of you. You've seen the results out the
Speaker 2: past fifty years. And I would say the Planned PARENTO
Speaker 2: always puts their facilities in the Black community. The number
Speaker 2: one race killed healthy babies inside the bodies of healthy
Speaker 2: mothers are in the Black community.
Speaker 1: It's called abortion.
Speaker 2: Black babies constitute about fifty percent of the deaths inside
Speaker 2: the womb, and the white babies are about twelve percent.
Speaker 2: Most are persons of color that are killed in the
Speaker 2: womb and that's a sacrament according to the Democrat Party
Speaker 2: or Christopher, I got to run.
Speaker 1: But we'll see what happens down the road.
Speaker 3: But you got to know.
Speaker 2: You gotta tell Eric Kurney and Lincoln b Ware and
Speaker 2: Box Miller you're black and you ain't black. If you
Speaker 2: don't vote for Kamala Harris, you ain't willing let me
Speaker 2: give you.
Speaker 4: Let me give you this good news. My son, Christopher
Speaker 4: had his first child yesterday. I'm a grandfather. I'm so
Speaker 4: proud of him. We're on October the thirteenth, Christopher Edward
Speaker 4: Charles Smithman the third And if people want to follow
Speaker 4: me to get my perspective, they can do it on
Speaker 4: x at vote Smitherman, So thank you for allowing me
Speaker 4: to do those two things. And I just want to
Speaker 4: highlight that positive part of my own life that I
Speaker 4: became a grandfather yesterday.
Speaker 2: You're getting old, no question about that, but know your role.
Speaker 2: Shut your mouth. You don't vote for Democrats, you ain't black.
Speaker 2: I don't know what color you are, but you ain't black.
Speaker 2: Chris Smitherman, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Chris, Thank you brother let's continue with more
Speaker 2: line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 2: The Bengals have a heartbeat and more stand back. The
Speaker 2: paddles work last night at MetLife on news Radio seven hundred. Now,
Speaker 2: I hit the music, Dave hit the music, big effort
Speaker 2: last night. Of course I was on the air, but
Speaker 2: nonetheless I monitored it off to my left, and all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, the Bengals defense won a football game. Listen,
Speaker 2: the Bengals defense won a football game. Offense not so much.
Speaker 2: Bengals defense arose. Of course, the Giants don't count. They
Speaker 2: have a lousy team. Jones is terrible. But nonetheless, they
Speaker 2: played the Cleveland Brownies. I think they've won one game.
Speaker 2: Deshaun Watson, will he start? Will he not start? Cleveland
Speaker 2: is in complete meltdown. The Bengals are in an easier
Speaker 2: stretch now as they were to begin the season. At
Speaker 2: this point, they're what two and four, And there's a
Speaker 2: little bit of light, a little bit of flickering paddles
Speaker 2: not needed yet, there's a heartbeat. Is there any blood pressure?
Speaker 1: Not sure?
Speaker 2: But the Bengals defense won the game last night. Let's
Speaker 2: continue and never stop. And of course Bengals play on
Speaker 2: Sunday Cleveland, will see what happens there. You heard Chris
Speaker 2: Smitherman and indirectly, of course, Brian Combs about what's happening
Speaker 2: politically now, which is that suddenly the male black voter,
Speaker 2: in fact, white males too, because of Tim Waltz, are
Speaker 2: kind of at the center of this thing, assuming that
Speaker 2: black females, white females, et cetera. And of course the
Speaker 2: Asian population is always going to vote according to norm
Speaker 2: Chris Smitherman points out a very good point. You know,
Speaker 2: if somebody texted me and Bob Bob the bricklayer texted me,
Speaker 2: and so why can't that guy run for off as well?
Speaker 2: I wish Chris Smitherman would because he makes so much sense.
Speaker 2: But you might remember the past background, the past feelings
Speaker 2: of liberal Democrats toward males, toward black males, toward white guys, etc.
Speaker 2: In fact, the Democratic Party hates men and begs men
Speaker 2: all of a sudden to vote for it. At one point,
Speaker 2: we're told males are toxic, males have a rape culture.
Speaker 2: At some point we're told that males are the problem
Speaker 2: and that males who identify as women need to be
Speaker 2: in women's locker rooms, and that men how to play
Speaker 2: women's sports and boys how to play girls sports. For
Speaker 2: more than a half a century, liberals and Democrats have
Speaker 2: emasculated civilization because of toxic males. I guess you and I,
Speaker 2: Tony Bender, Dave Segment are toxic males, whatever the hell
Speaker 2: that is. And they've demonized us as men ass and
Speaker 2: rage about the rape culture that we've created. They've infiltrated
Speaker 2: liberals and dismantled boys and men's organizations. You might remember
Speaker 2: that the Boy Scouts have gone out of existence and
Speaker 2: now they're simply called the Scouts. It was wrong for
Speaker 2: the boys to get together and actually have their own
Speaker 2: boy Scout troop because it wasn't fair to the girls.
Speaker 2: So instead of having a strong girl Scout troop, they
Speaker 2: got rid of the girl Scouts and the boy Scouts
Speaker 2: simply the Scouts. So boy Scouts are bad. Get rid
Speaker 2: of the boy Scouts. The Knights of Columbus, you might
Speaker 2: recall as a male organization, a Catholic Roman Catholic male
Speaker 2: organization dedicated to service and helping others, helping others through deeds,
Speaker 2: the Knights of Columbus. You might remember that when Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris was a US Senator. She quizzed a member of
Speaker 2: the Federal Judiciary about to be elevated to a position
Speaker 2: in the federal courts as a prior member of the
Speaker 2: Knights of Columbus, a known racists and sexist organisms. What
Speaker 2: the Knights of Columbus men? When men get together? And
Speaker 2: I think Brian Tolma Crossroads has this happening. Men and
Speaker 2: women separately. Men and women are equal, but damn it,
Speaker 2: we're so much different. Crossroads does a great job with
Speaker 2: Brian tom of having women's retreats. They have different items
Speaker 2: going on in their life and men's retreats. We have
Speaker 2: different items going on in our life. But the Party
Speaker 2: of villainizing and demonizing and hurting a gender, the Democratic
Speaker 2: Party now has found black males are important. Unbelievable. They
Speaker 2: have unilaterally declared and have invented a new progressive man.
Speaker 2: And that man is a beta male like Doug m
Speaker 2: Off for Tim Walltz, that's the future. And they hook
Speaker 2: him up with the tailgate guy at the parties and
Speaker 2: expect us now to vote them into a permanent one
Speaker 2: party power with lightweight diversity hires like Kamala Harris at
Speaker 2: the helm that a real man wants his wife to
Speaker 2: be successful, a real man wants his sisters to have
Speaker 2: a good employment.
Speaker 1: Guess what.
Speaker 2: That's been the case all of my life. And if
Speaker 2: you're a man, I assume you're a male. How much
Speaker 2: pride do you feel when your daughter, when your sister,
Speaker 2: when your wife, when your mother does something great. I
Speaker 2: could not have more pride in my life for my granddaughter,
Speaker 2: for my wife, for my sister and everything they've achieved.
Speaker 2: That's what we've done always, but not in a liberal's mind.
Speaker 2: You see your pigeonholed. If you're a male, you're a sexist,
Speaker 2: racist pig that does not deserve to be heard. That's
Speaker 2: a democratic viewpoint. They have emasculated us for the past
Speaker 2: fifty years. All of a sudden, guess what, good Lord, Eah,
Speaker 2: we might need your vote. So Kamala Harris this morning,
Speaker 2: looking to my left, spoke to a black male group
Speaker 2: and promised all these goodies from the government to make
Speaker 2: your life better. More loans forgiven, student loan forgiven, public service,
Speaker 2: public loans forgiven, giving benefits based upon race, which I
Speaker 2: think is illegal and unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure it is.
Speaker 2: This may be a winning strategy by certain Hollywood extras
Speaker 2: like John Legend or Mark Ruffalo, But the great the
Speaker 2: vast majority of endipine, independent minded men, white block and
Speaker 2: otherwise reject the pandering all of a sudden to keep
Speaker 2: political power, they lie. They treat us like something's wrong
Speaker 2: with us because we have a penis, because were we
Speaker 2: have a hairy ass and were men. Therefore your marginalized.
Speaker 2: It's time to know your role and shut your mouth.
Speaker 2: And the worst about that is Barack Hussein Obama and
Speaker 2: other black liberals who've been bought and paid for to
Speaker 2: tell Black men how they should vote because you're too
Speaker 2: stupid to figure it out yourself. The only race in
Speaker 2: America that has leadership are African Americans. I can't think
Speaker 2: of a white leader making a white demand that white
Speaker 2: men vote a certain way. Only sixty five percent of
Speaker 2: white men are going to vote for trumpet thirty five percent.
Speaker 2: I'm going to vote for Kamala Harris as the new
Speaker 2: generation of the new beta male, not the alpha but
Speaker 2: the beta male.
Speaker 1: Asians.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's leadership in the Asian community telling
Speaker 2: Asians how to vote. But because of the media, because
Speaker 2: of the Democratic Party, they have identified a group that
Speaker 2: needs special attention now, not for the past fifty years,
Speaker 2: but now, and they're called black males. That black males,
Speaker 2: according to polling, if you can believe it, and I
Speaker 2: do not believe it, that about thirty five percent of
Speaker 2: black males are going to vote for Donald Trump. He
Speaker 2: goes frankly, they can't take it anymore. And their concerns
Speaker 2: are about the same as everyone else's concerns about the
Speaker 2: cost of items, and about sending your kids to school,
Speaker 2: and about buying gasoline the grocery store of that kind
Speaker 2: of stuff. And so Democrats insist that men are reluctant
Speaker 2: to vote for Kamala Harris because they're locked into a
Speaker 2: long standing sexist mindset that women are nothing more than
Speaker 2: play toys and objects on magazines and porn new websites,
Speaker 2: and not real persons themselves. This is the same excuse
Speaker 2: es by Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen about the misogyny
Speaker 2: that men play and how we men pitch an old
Speaker 2: women into a category, and that we have to be
Speaker 2: spoken to in such a way. It's really unbelievable. The
Speaker 2: new hyping of the new masculinity is condescending, and it's insufferable.
Speaker 2: And I hope that come November that especially black males
Speaker 2: would say, you know what, we can't take it anymore.
Speaker 2: We've been lied to for so long. We don't we
Speaker 2: recognize now the truth. And don't come out of hiding
Speaker 2: from your mansions in Hawaii or in Chicago or in
Speaker 2: Martha's vineyard and tell us brother, my brother, how to vote.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I can figure this out myself, and I think that's
Speaker 2: what's going to happen. I certainly hope that's what's going
Speaker 2: to happen. But damn it, I'm not so sure, are you.
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 2: Across the political spectrum, and there's great uncertainty in the land.
Speaker 2: And when you have a candidate for the Democrats who
Speaker 2: in twenty nineteen did not get one primary vote, not
Speaker 2: one delegate. She was last in a field of twelve,
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, who lied repeatedly for years about the mental
Speaker 2: acuity of Joe Biden, along with the media that hit
Speaker 2: it constantly, that is now concerned about whether or not
Speaker 2: the cholesterol levels of Donald Trump might be released or
Speaker 2: not released, but they couldn't care less about a mentally
Speaker 2: deficient president currently serving in the office. Am I wrong
Speaker 2: at twelve forty seven PM. Right now, I think Joe
Speaker 2: Biden is the president. I think actively we have a
Speaker 2: guy sitting there who can't do the job and has
Speaker 2: not done the job for two years, and the media
Speaker 2: couldn't have cared less about his cholesterol level, or his heartbeat,
Speaker 2: or whether he has some sort of mental disease or
Speaker 2: defect that he can't do his job.
Speaker 1: Goes damn it.
Speaker 2: He's a liberal Democrat and like you said, as Charlemagne
Speaker 2: the God about four years ago, you ain't black if
Speaker 2: you don't vote for me. So the same media that
Speaker 2: continues to ignore and ignore the physical and mental failings
Speaker 2: of Joe Biden are not concerned about Donald Trump's cholesterol.
Speaker 2: Why can't you release his cholesterol? It's unbelievable. And thirdly,
Speaker 2: you may recall that when Joe Biden was kicked out
Speaker 2: of office, the popularly elected president kicked out of office
Speaker 2: by a person who did not receive one delegate or
Speaker 2: one primary vote. Kamala Harris is running a campaign of
Speaker 2: what change. She says, new way forward, a new path forward.
Speaker 2: From the time she sees power about two months ago.
Speaker 2: Is the acting president. Kamala Harris has raised over one
Speaker 2: billion dollars for those who went to a public school.
Speaker 2: That's one thousand million, one billion dollars. To fashion a message,
Speaker 2: and what is the message of Kamala Harris a new
Speaker 2: way forward? Change in a climate or seventy two percent
Speaker 2: of us believe that changes required. So she gives interviews
Speaker 2: in what she says, there'll be no change. She went
Speaker 2: on three consecutive interviews and said to Howard Stern Stephen
Speaker 2: Colbert beginning with the view, Now there's an objective ABC
Speaker 2: News source, the view that she can't think of anything
Speaker 2: she would have done different the past four years. So
Speaker 2: when you fashion a message that obviously I'm not Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: you fashion a message that these are the things I
Speaker 2: want to do differently in the future because they've not
Speaker 2: worked in the past. She can't say that because she's
Speaker 2: been part of the decisions that did not work in
Speaker 2: the past. So she can't now say a new path
Speaker 2: forward when I'm part of the old path. In fact,
Speaker 2: I heumed it from the forest, which O Biden. I'm
Speaker 2: responsible for the Biden policies. He says it, and I
Speaker 2: say it. I can't think of anything I do differently,
Speaker 2: but all of her commercials are New path Forward, I'm
Speaker 2: told by axis and others. Axius is a website that
Speaker 2: after she said that on the View, Sonny Houston asked
Speaker 2: her the question what would you have done different in
Speaker 2: the past four years? They had here prepped up for
Speaker 2: the answer, which is, these are the three or four
Speaker 2: things we've done poorly that we're going to do better
Speaker 2: and these are my new ideas. She forgot the messaging
Speaker 2: from the time she left the dressing room until she
Speaker 2: got on set and when the lights came on and
Speaker 2: was asked what would you do differently? She said, I
Speaker 2: can't think of anything. So as she left the set,
Speaker 2: her senior advisors got her off to the side in
Speaker 2: a small dressing room and said to her, what in
Speaker 2: the hell are you doing? We just went over this,
Speaker 2: madam Vice President. You were supposed to say, we did
Speaker 2: this right? Did this right? Did that right?
Speaker 1: However, this is a new Way Forward. You didn't do that?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 1: According to Axios, She said, well, I forgot. How do
Speaker 1: you forget that?
Speaker 2: Then that night she went on Guess what Colbert Stephen
Speaker 2: Colbert asked a similar question in she did not come
Speaker 2: up with an answer other than we've done a lot
Speaker 2: of things right.
Speaker 1: Obviously, I'm not Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: I'm a different race and I'm a different color, and
Speaker 2: doesn't go into the issues such as the Inflation and
Speaker 2: Reduction Act, or such as the withdrawal from Afghanistan, or
Speaker 2: such as the southern border, or such as government spending,
Speaker 2: whatever it might be, come up with the three or
Speaker 2: four things that went right and said the next administration,
Speaker 2: these are the three or four things I'm gonna do better.
Speaker 1: She dropped the ball again.
Speaker 2: Then she goes on Howard Stern, having already done this
Speaker 2: so called a porn site, call your daddy or who's
Speaker 2: your daddy? She screwed that up miserably. So if you
Speaker 2: have a candidate for the presidency who's mentally absent, who
Speaker 2: failed the bar exam, who's been a left wing San
Speaker 2: Francisco radical liberal all of her political life, and she's
Speaker 2: sixty years old, and she can't hold in her mind
Speaker 2: three or four things that went right, three or four
Speaker 2: things that went wrong, and how the new path forward
Speaker 2: is for Kamala Harris and the new man, the beta
Speaker 2: male Tim Walls, who can't load a shotgun. If she
Speaker 2: can't do that simple stuff, what happens when she's elected
Speaker 2: and she's in the Oval office and those around her
Speaker 2: will manipulate her like crazy to represent the Bernie Sanders
Speaker 2: and the shared Brown way of politics.
Speaker 1: Think about that. How's that possible? It's not.
Speaker 2: And so more and more men Harry asked, men like
Speaker 2: myself have figured out in Chris Mitherman that we can't
Speaker 2: take it anymore. And this cringeworthy ad from a liberal
Speaker 2: pack about men manning up and voting for a woman
Speaker 2: is also totally ridiculous. There are men cleaning fish saying
Speaker 2: I'm voting for Kamala. There's guys a hunting saying I'm
Speaker 2: voting for Kamala. There's truck drivers with beards and baseball
Speaker 2: hats leaning out the windows saying I'm.
Speaker 1: Voting for Kamala.
Speaker 2: This idea that the media blitz is aimed at alpha
Speaker 2: males to become a beta male and to vote for
Speaker 2: a person because of their genitelia or color is utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It is ridiculous, and it's what's happening. And I'm told
Speaker 2: that black males may determine the election. More and more
Speaker 2: black males have figured it out. They're being lied to
Speaker 2: for half a century, and it doesn't work anymore, doesn't work.
Speaker 2: Soon to follow, black females will figure out, you know what,
Speaker 2: my life has gotten no better the last twenty years
Speaker 2: under in the city of Cincinnati, complete democratic rule.
Speaker 1: Complete.
Speaker 2: You can't find a Republican in the city with a
Speaker 2: search warrant, or Dayton, can't find a Republican anywhere the
Speaker 2: city of Columbus nowhere. The eight islands of Blue and
Speaker 2: a sea of red have been in control now for
Speaker 2: the last fifty to eighty years of democratic politics, and
Speaker 2: it's not working. Hasn't worked. Insanity is doing the same
Speaker 2: thing constantly expecting a different result. And Black men have said,
Speaker 2: I can't take it any more. Lied to me, pay
Speaker 2: off my leadership, give them good stuff, fly them around
Speaker 2: the country, wind dine in pocket, line our leadership. But
Speaker 2: we average black folks, we can't make it anymore. We
Speaker 2: can't live like this, can't live in violent communities, allows
Speaker 2: these schools and no jobs. We can't live like this.
Speaker 2: We can't afford it. And that's why the Smitherman's and
Speaker 2: others have said, you know what, let's go some other route.
Speaker 2: Democrats fear that Harris is losing too many male voters,
Speaker 2: and we've figured it out and women are soon to follow.
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more coming up. Next to Jason Isaac
Speaker 2: of the Energy Institution about the plans of Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: to require manufacturers to have so many cafe standards out
Speaker 2: as the Miley standards. By requiring manufacturers create more evs
Speaker 2: that people are not buying. People aren't buying it anymore.
Speaker 2: Should have gone the hybrid route a long time ago,
Speaker 2: in which the electricity is produced by the turning of
Speaker 2: the tires, not by plug him into the web. Let's
Speaker 2: continue with more blind becomes available five one, three, seven, four,
Speaker 2: nine pounds, seven hundred new at and t And lastly,
Speaker 2: top Democrats, including election deniers in Congress like Jamie Raskin,
Speaker 2: will not commit to certifying an election if Donald Trump wins.
Speaker 2: So the same party complaining about election integrity and threat
Speaker 2: to democracy now say we're not going to certify the
Speaker 2: election of Trump wins, according to the Democrats twelve fifty
Speaker 2: five Home of Year, Bengals News Radio, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Let's continue. We never stop, we never hesitate, We simply continue.
Speaker 2: As you know, Jason Jason Isaac is the CEO and
Speaker 2: founder of the American Energy Institute and former State of
Speaker 2: Texas representative.
Speaker 1: In other words, he knows where the bodies are buried.
Speaker 2: And a few days ago, President Trump last week at
Speaker 2: the Detroit Economic cliber rallied voters with his plan to
Speaker 2: revive the auto industry, which is in trouble and stillanas
Speaker 2: and so many others are in trouble. And it kind
Speaker 2: of harbors around the idea of electric vehicle mandates. By
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, twenty thirty, twenty thirty five, we are
Speaker 2: all going to be on electric evs. And he declared
Speaker 2: on his first day in office, the Trumpster did that
Speaker 2: he would terminate Kamala Harris's EV mandate that is killing
Speaker 2: the US auto industry and will continue to do so.
Speaker 2: Join and you and I now is that same? Jason,
Speaker 2: Isaac and Jason, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: And can you summarize for the American people what the
Speaker 2: Trump Show did a week or so ago to set
Speaker 2: the course forward during the Trump years to follow?
Speaker 1: What did he say and why did he say it?
Speaker 1: Give me a full report.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, And it's interesting, you know, he's spending a
Speaker 7: lot of time in Michigan he was at the Detroit
Speaker 7: Economic Club, as he should have been. I know Kamala
Speaker 7: and Walls have been spending a lot of time in
Speaker 7: Michigan telling people that they don't support an ev mandate,
Speaker 7: although she cast the loan type breaking vote and the
Speaker 7: governor of Wisconsin, Walls has certainly embraced this climate alarmist
Speaker 7: agenda to force people into the vehicles that we don't want.
Speaker 7: But there already is an EV mandate, and the Inflation
Speaker 7: Reduction Act was just another nail and the coffin to
Speaker 7: the American automotive worker. It's projected that the direct job
Speaker 7: losses in this country it could be a couple hundred
Speaker 7: thousand jobs, but when you look at the multiplier effect,
Speaker 7: especially in Minnesota, it could be four I'm sorry, Michigan,
Speaker 7: it could be four hundred thousand jobs lost in Michigan alone,
Speaker 7: two million across the country. So there are several different
Speaker 7: regulations that a new Trump administration would need to peel
Speaker 7: back and get rid of. And I think the automobile
Speaker 7: manufacturers would be screaming and cheering to do that because
Speaker 7: they are losing billions of dollars making cars that people
Speaker 7: don't want.
Speaker 2: In fact, if Ford dealer told me that every time
Speaker 2: they sell a Ford, ev Ford loses sixty to eighty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars, And which case I'd quit selling EV's, But
Speaker 2: four it the course, can't do it. And what happened
Speaker 2: the week or two ago when we had all these
Speaker 2: hurricanes and these forest fires, whatever it might be. And
Speaker 2: if Tony Bender and his wife and four kids are told, okay,
Speaker 2: you got to evacuate from Saint Pete Beach and you
Speaker 2: got to get out of there along with a million
Speaker 2: of your closest friends, and you've not fired up properly
Speaker 2: your EV. You get stuck on a road somewhere and say,
Speaker 2: come save me. Nobody's coming to save you. If you
Speaker 2: have that situation. When I look back on this, this
Speaker 2: EV mandate, which is a catastrophe for the middle class
Speaker 2: in America, what if we had gone the hybrid route. Toyota,
Speaker 2: for example, has the hybrids, in which case the electricity
Speaker 2: is produced by the turning of the tires and they's
Speaker 2: stored in the batteries and you don't plug it in.
Speaker 2: You simply operate the vehicle hybrid and it produces a
Speaker 2: boost to your miles per gallon. Sometimes getting forty to
Speaker 2: fifty miles a gallon. Can you tell us why? A
Speaker 2: few years back, Nancy Pelosi and others demand it. Biden
Speaker 2: and certainly Kamala Hers demanded that there'd be governmental incentives
Speaker 2: to destroy the gasoline powered call. If we'd gone the
Speaker 2: hybrid route, my gosh, would it be in great shape?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 1: Why was this done years ago? What was the reason?
Speaker 7: Well, they think they know it's best for us, and
Speaker 7: this is true of most elites, these self rightous coastal
Speaker 7: elites think they know what's best for us, and they're
Speaker 7: going to force their policies down our throats. But if
Speaker 7: they're concerned about emissions, like JD. Van said a couple
Speaker 7: of weeks ago, let's just assume that's true. You know,
Speaker 7: their cult like fascination with decarbonization. That does nothing to
Speaker 7: mitigate a change in climate.
Speaker 8: But let's just assume it's true.
Speaker 7: It would have reduced emission, it would have reduced pollution,
Speaker 7: It would have increased miles per gallon if we had
Speaker 7: gone the hybrid route.
Speaker 8: But the government is interfering.
Speaker 7: The Department of Transportation has a requirement that automobile manufacturers
Speaker 7: get fifty nine miles per gallon across their entire fleet. Well,
Speaker 7: when you get between twenty and twenty five on a
Speaker 7: gas lean or diesel powered car, you're not going to
Speaker 7: get to fifty nine. You're not going to get to
Speaker 7: fifty nine making hybrids. And so they force you to
Speaker 7: make electrics. And if you do make a pure plug
Speaker 7: in electric vehicle, not a hybrid, a plug in electric vehicle,
Speaker 7: you get a multiplier credit. You essentially get seven hundred
Speaker 7: and fifty miles per gallon. This is accounting that would
Speaker 7: make Bernie Madoff and Sam Bankman Freed and Ron accountants
Speaker 7: blush because it is such a gimmick. It is a scam,
Speaker 7: and the American people are the ones that are being
Speaker 7: taken to the bank. We're losing billions of dollars in
Speaker 7: pension values because forge losing billions of dollars on this
Speaker 7: evy of.
Speaker 8: Mandate from the federal government.
Speaker 7: It is just absolutely atrocious to the retirees, the pensioners
Speaker 7: that are out there across the country because their pensions
Speaker 7: are an extreme threat because they've been forced to they've.
Speaker 8: Invested in these companies against their will.
Speaker 7: It's the black rocks and vanguards and state streets that
Speaker 7: are using the influence of the capital that they control
Speaker 7: to get these companies to apply with the Biden Harris mandate.
Speaker 8: So it's absolutely decimating to the American people.
Speaker 3: But you're right.
Speaker 7: On day one Trump comes into office, we reform the
Speaker 7: corporate average fuel economy mandate. I would love to see
Speaker 7: it just disappear. Go You're gonna be able to buy
Speaker 7: an Excursion with an eight cylinder engine. You're gonna be
Speaker 7: able to buy a plug in hybrid because that's what
Speaker 7: the market wants, or maybe just an electric hybrid. I
Speaker 7: work in the trucking industry for decades, and that's the
Speaker 7: route the trucking industry. The manufacturing industry was going down
Speaker 7: as making hybrid trucks, but they didn't get the credits
Speaker 7: from the federal government that they needed, and so they
Speaker 7: were forced to abandon those of the loss of billions
Speaker 7: of dollars.
Speaker 2: Now, hybrid trucks would have been fabulous, But right now
Speaker 2: we have a dream of EV tanks. We're going to
Speaker 2: ask the enemy to stay in that position while I
Speaker 2: fire my EV tank. That's ridiculous. I have a column
Speaker 2: here on CNBC that talks about fires, pollution, and slavery.
Speaker 2: EV's Ugly Truth. It's written by VJ. Hiopaul. It talks
Speaker 2: about the fires, the pollution, and the slave of these
Speaker 2: lithium batteries which are wearing out tires because they're they're
Speaker 2: so heavy. Explain the fire threat that we see in
Speaker 2: New York City and elsewhere. These lithium batteries start to explode.
Speaker 2: In fact, when they get wet, they explode. They explode
Speaker 2: on ships coming here, they explode on e bikes, They
Speaker 2: explode in your car. You can't put them in your garage.
Speaker 2: Manufacturers will tell you don't put the EFY battery in
Speaker 2: your garage. You have to charge it with an extension
Speaker 2: court outside because it might burn down your house. These
Speaker 2: are the mandates of the Harris administration would be so
Speaker 2: explain about. First of all, let's deal with the slavery normally.
Speaker 2: If shaquida banana when it's harvested, has some sort of
Speaker 2: environmental concern and or not paying wages to those who
Speaker 2: produce chaquida bananas, which by the way, I enjoy, it's
Speaker 2: a major it's a major problem. It's a major public
Speaker 2: relations problem if bananas are not harvested the right way.
Speaker 2: Explain how lithium batteries are harvested through the Congo. And
Speaker 2: why the liberals don't care about the black kids in Africa.
Speaker 8: Oh, they really don't.
Speaker 7: There's forty thousand kids today and I use kids being
Speaker 7: a loose reference because UNICEF reports that forty thousand kids
Speaker 7: between the ages of four and thirteen. I think fourteen, fifteen,
Speaker 7: sixteen seventeen, that's still a kid, but they go four
Speaker 7: to thirteen.
Speaker 8: Forty thousand kids today.
Speaker 7: Bill working in the Congo mining cobalt to turn into
Speaker 7: lithium batteries. Over seventy five percent of the mines and
Speaker 7: the Congo are owned and controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 7: They have drived the government to operate in that particular
Speaker 7: country rather than producing it here in the United States.
Speaker 8: We have those resources here in the United States.
Speaker 7: We can't get a lithium mind approved because of the
Speaker 7: Biden Harris administration and they're overburdened some regulations. Then you
Speaker 7: look and they take it back into China, they refine it,
Speaker 7: they make it into batteries.
Speaker 8: They're extracting rarers.
Speaker 7: Elements from the earth to go into these evs to
Speaker 7: go into electric components and creating cancer villages all around
Speaker 7: the entire country of China because they don't care about
Speaker 7: environmental protection. It's one thing that people don't understand. Here
Speaker 7: in the US, we utilize and produce energy more responsibly
Speaker 7: than anywhere else on the planet.
Speaker 8: We're world leaders in clean air, and we're number one
Speaker 8: when it.
Speaker 7: Comes to access to clean and safe drinking water. And
Speaker 7: that's something that forty thousand kids in the Congo would
Speaker 7: love to be able.
Speaker 1: To have access to.
Speaker 7: They should be going to school, but they're being forced
Speaker 7: to work in these mines for less than two dollars
Speaker 7: a day.
Speaker 8: If they're getting paid at all.
Speaker 2: Why doesn't sixty minutes spend time in the cobalt minds
Speaker 2: of the Congo, with these children in the dark, with
Speaker 2: helmet cams on, going into to mind these products. The
Speaker 2: Starbucks crowd would be outraged that the idea that their
Speaker 2: lithium battery is produced in such a fashion. Why doesn't
Speaker 2: the American media cover that ethically produced cobalt Because what's
Speaker 2: the reason.
Speaker 8: Well, the media and ethics the bigthing.
Speaker 1: Ethically produced, ethically produced.
Speaker 7: Yeah, they's just against their agenda and the people that
Speaker 7: are funding their organizations. But you're right, what about the
Speaker 7: whales along the northeastern United States that are getting decimated
Speaker 7: by foreign funded and owned wind turbines that are just
Speaker 7: really destroying the coast and the species there, the fisheries,
Speaker 7: the whales, the dolphins.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely kill them all, kill them all.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, they're they're destroying the earth to save the
Speaker 7: planet in their mind, but absolutely not.
Speaker 8: We need to get rid of that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: It is. It is a.
Speaker 8: Scorge to humanity.
Speaker 7: Nothing like access to energy lifts people out of poverty
Speaker 7: better than energy. We need more dense energy, propane, natural gas.
Speaker 7: We need coal getting to these countries. Instead, You've got
Speaker 7: governments like Germany that send eight hundred million dollars to
Speaker 7: South Africa to get them not to expand their existing
Speaker 7: coal fire generation.
Speaker 1: Think about that, in humane?
Speaker 2: Think about And then I'm reading out of China that
Speaker 2: there's two large battery producers in China, and I'm reading
Speaker 2: the story. China is now witnessing more and more cases
Speaker 2: of dangerous ev fires, so much so that electric vehicles
Speaker 2: in China are banned from underground parking lots. The Chinese
Speaker 2: are producing the batteries. Hotels and other buildings and large
Speaker 2: cities in China have banned evs from underground for garages
Speaker 2: for safety concerns. But Kamala Harris is pushing these evs
Speaker 2: upon us when they know how they're produced, not exactly ethically.
Speaker 2: If you're a liberal driving one of these teslas, oh
Speaker 2: my god, you're so socially conscious, it's unbelievable. Do they
Speaker 2: know where the batteries come from? The answer, I hope
Speaker 2: is know. Do they know the producers of these batteries
Speaker 2: ninety five percent from China? Do they know that the
Speaker 2: wind farms and the solar panels and the wind farms
Speaker 2: are destroying millions of living organisms called whales and dolphins
Speaker 2: and sharks all over the East and West Coast. Do
Speaker 2: they know that this is killing the middle class Americans?
Speaker 2: And this is pushed by Kamala Harrison. Do they know
Speaker 2: all these things? Think about Jason Ice, think about what
Speaker 2: these policies have done to the middle class, to the
Speaker 2: ethically produced group, also to marine life. It's unbelievable. And
Speaker 2: we act as if Okay, Tesla's doing a great job.
Speaker 8: We love that.
Speaker 1: That's wonderful. That's wonderful.
Speaker 7: Expensive virtue signaling. And I do think that they know
Speaker 7: this is part of the plan. They want to control
Speaker 7: every aspect of our lives. I talk about ESG, what
Speaker 7: it does. It makes everything expensive, scarce and government controlled.
Speaker 7: They're already talking about it in California, taking over the
Speaker 7: refining from companies that are leaving California to produce the energy.
Speaker 8: That they need. This is all part of the plan.
Speaker 8: It's a one world government.
Speaker 7: Great reset that these globalist elites are forcing down our throats.
Speaker 8: So I do.
Speaker 7: I hope that there's a big change in the administration
Speaker 7: come January of next year. And I would love to
Speaker 7: see some human rights tribunals begin because the world leaders
Speaker 7: like Antonio Gutierres and kau Schwab, and then the posers
Speaker 7: Bill Gates and John Kerry and Al Gore, they need
Speaker 7: to be called before Congress, if not to you, and
Speaker 7: human rights tribunal and answer the questions about the people
Speaker 7: that they are forcing into poverty around the.
Speaker 8: World, especially here in the United States.
Speaker 7: Bill electricities disconnects are on the rise in this country.
Speaker 8: Between twenty twenty one and twenty twenty two.
Speaker 7: Is over thirty percent of the people were getting an
Speaker 7: increase of people getting their electricity disconnected because they couldn't.
Speaker 8: Afford it, they couldn't get the credit to pay for it.
Speaker 7: It was a seventy six percent increase for natural gas
Speaker 7: disconnects that same year twenty twenty one to twenty twenty two.
Speaker 7: Absolutely atrocive. Expensive energy hurts the poor, and it's crushing
Speaker 7: the middle class.
Speaker 8: Here in the United States.
Speaker 2: It's wonderful to watch the Democratic Party payoff leadership of
Speaker 2: the Liberal causes to keep quiet about the production of
Speaker 2: lithium batteries, and you pay off the leadership keep the
Speaker 2: flock in line. It is quite rare with the Inflation
Speaker 2: and Reduction Act, which even Biden admitted a few months
Speaker 2: ago was not about that but about green energy has
Speaker 2: destroyed the middle class. Take those jobs, put them in
Speaker 2: Mexico force everybody on a mass transit have ev buses
Speaker 2: going thither and fro. When we produce the energy in
Speaker 2: the most wonderful way in the world, and then the
Speaker 2: world's elite from Switzerland will bribe other countries around the
Speaker 2: world to get rid of coal fired power plants natural
Speaker 2: gas power plants. In fact, I write a story out
Speaker 2: of Dublin over the weekend that Ireland has just decommissioned
Speaker 2: its last coal fired power plant that whether it's Britain,
Speaker 2: whether it's Northern Ireland, they should give those six counties
Speaker 2: back to the Irish people. And Ireland itself is getting
Speaker 2: off all coal fired power plants because the government doesn't
Speaker 2: want it. And in America today the cleanest energy, of course,
Speaker 2: is from nuclear. We can't do that. Coal fired power
Speaker 2: plants are being decommissioned. Natural gas is going to be
Speaker 2: going through the roof that Tony Benders of this world
Speaker 2: in Boone County are spending huge amounts of money for
Speaker 2: energy when he doesn't have to, all because of a
Speaker 2: socialist dream of having lithium crystals produced by the Starship Enterprise.
Speaker 2: It's all pissing me off once again, Jason Isaac of
Speaker 2: the American Energy Institute, what is your website of any
Speaker 2: But remember, if you drive a Tesla, you're indirectly participating
Speaker 2: in the destruction of Central Africa from these kids, in
Speaker 2: which forty thousand kids are in the mines. Also killing whales.
Speaker 2: I thought whales was like a holy, holy marine animal
Speaker 2: by the left. But if you kill a whole bunch
Speaker 2: of whales and other dolphins on the East Coast, that's
Speaker 2: no problem. If you enslaved black kids in Africa, that's
Speaker 2: no problem. If you kill middle class jobs in Detroit, Michigan, dearborn,
Speaker 2: that's no problem. Let's have an EV future. Sounds like
Speaker 2: a great plan. Jason, Isaac is your what is your
Speaker 2: website of Annie?
Speaker 8: You can buy me on exit Isaac.
Speaker 7: For energy and on the web at American Energy Institute
Speaker 7: dot com again American Energy Institute dot com.
Speaker 2: Well, lastly, they're romancing of evs is one more fabrication
Speaker 2: of the green delusion that on balance presents more threats
Speaker 2: than benefits to public health and the safety. It's time
Speaker 2: to get real and hopeful Leet Trump will get real
Speaker 2: and ignore what the San Francisco liberal Marxis want to
Speaker 2: do to middle class jobs and more. And once again, Jason,
Speaker 2: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And Jason,
Speaker 2: you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 2: Let's continue the truth will set you free. Facts are
Speaker 2: stubborn things. On News Radio seven hundred WL.
Speaker 9: Third down and eighteen on the Bengals first job out
Speaker 9: of the game again the Bengals with an empty formation,
Speaker 9: shotgun staff.
Speaker 1: It's a five man rush. Burrow runs thirty five, twenty
Speaker 1: five to twenty.
Speaker 10: Fifteen ten five times for the pylon touchdown O forty
Speaker 10: seven yard touchdown run by Joe Burrow.
Speaker 11: I'll tell you you talk about a defense getting distorted,
Speaker 11: the New York Giants gave up half a football field.
Speaker 11: I mean, once Joe Burrow saw the green pasture, he
Speaker 11: just tucked it and he showed some speed that I
Speaker 11: think a lot of people around the league are saying, really,
Speaker 11: Joe Burrow can run like that. But man, somebody blew
Speaker 11: an assignment somewhere for the New York Giants. I mean,
Speaker 11: there was wide open spaces at every single level of
Speaker 11: the defense for Joe Burrow.
Speaker 12: Oh hello, quiet, and.
Speaker 5: I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Guy singing segment. Yeah, I did it.
Speaker 2: How about that run by Jay b I'm not talking
Speaker 2: about Bench, I'm talking about Burrow.
Speaker 1: How about that? Excellent?
Speaker 2: That's kind of reminds me of the old films we
Speaker 2: watched a view Saint Cecilia's. Yeah, and also at the
Speaker 2: park when you were Iran m oc over there and
Speaker 2: if three guys were chasing me, I ran pretty fast too,
Speaker 2: kind of like you did throw you did that day
Speaker 2: when you played Delta State and you I did run
Speaker 2: like crazy. I can run and one hundred and five
Speaker 2: stolen bases one season one hundred and five. Gordon Venerino
Speaker 2: has the wrect you to go down to teach Dayla
Speaker 2: Cruz how to do it? If they would have lost
Speaker 2: that game at one in five?
Speaker 1: Not good? How are they feeling at the other end
Speaker 1: of the state today?
Speaker 4: Not well.
Speaker 2: I'll wait a minute, Lance McCall and five me at
Speaker 2: the last eight games, the Bengals are two and six
Speaker 2: against the Brownies, I'm thinking, well, now, wait a minute.
Speaker 2: Why is he always negative? Very negative? He can't Why
Speaker 2: can't he be positive half the time like you and me?
Speaker 2: Why can't he be truthful?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know, but leave it alone. What's the spread?
Speaker 1: You know what the spread is?
Speaker 2: I think the Bengals are like a four or five
Speaker 2: point favorite. They have a hard time with Cleveland.
Speaker 1: Then the Eagles come to town, and then the Readers.
Speaker 1: That's pretty much.
Speaker 2: Marvin Lewis comes back pretty good stretch of the Queen City.
Speaker 2: What does he do with the Raiders. He's like a
Speaker 2: advisor assistant or something or advisory Arvin. But they got
Speaker 2: walloped yesterday by Pittsburgh. Cleveland got walloped, Yes they did,
Speaker 2: and had Washington Baltimore game was well, I mean good game.
Speaker 2: Daniels and Jackson Mercy five point favorites.
Speaker 1: Take that.
Speaker 2: When's the last time the Bengals were a five point favorite?
Speaker 2: Draftkas Draft Kings, Crown is yours?
Speaker 1: Been a while? Let's see.
Speaker 2: So the next three games, if they can win those
Speaker 2: three Eagles, Raiders, Raiders, that would make him five and four.
Speaker 1: Then they play.
Speaker 2: Quoth the raven nevermore there there, and then the break
Speaker 2: if they can be what if they're six win the
Speaker 2: next three out of four will be happy in business? Correct,
Speaker 2: see what happens? After all, there's seven teams in the
Speaker 2: division going in the AFC, there's seven teams, and I
Speaker 2: think ten wins will get you there.
Speaker 1: Some say nine. I say ten. That means they have
Speaker 1: eight more wins to go segment and they need them bad.
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Speaker 2: Burrow with that forty seven yard run at the beginning,
Speaker 2: about the Chase Brown with a thirty yard run at
Speaker 2: the end in between. The defense placed rough and tough
Speaker 2: as the song says, and a seventeen to seven win.
Speaker 1: Last night, the.
Speaker 9: Bengals line up in a pistol formation and Chase Brown
Speaker 9: behind Joe All goes in motion with the Chase Brown,
Speaker 9: He's got the first.
Speaker 8: Two yard you have middle of the field.
Speaker 10: Ten five rolls into the end zone, touchdown Bengals with
Speaker 10: one fifty two to go, and that his coffin nails.
Speaker 1: Bam bam bam Chase Brown.
Speaker 11: Once he crossed the line of scrimmage, It's almost like
Speaker 11: he stuck his hand up to say goodbye.
Speaker 1: I mean he knew that he was in the end zone.
Speaker 1: He was gonna hit his head on the goalpost.
Speaker 11: This guy has that explosion many except that straight line speed,
Speaker 11: and he was straight line on that one up.
Speaker 2: The gut for six, kind of like Rocky in high school?
Speaker 2: How good are Horde and Lappibo? The best that is
Speaker 2: the best local and I think national play by play
Speaker 2: NFL team in the country.
Speaker 1: Would you agree?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Pretty good?
Speaker 2: More to night on Bengals line, will he at six
Speaker 2: h five right here on seven hundred WLW. Let's see
Speaker 2: Monday Night football and Scott Sloan's Buffalo Bills. I got
Speaker 2: a bet with visit the New York Jets and Paul
Speaker 2: Luck's gonna pay it off for me on Wednesday with
Speaker 2: hot fudge cakes along with Super Big Boys. Seg that's
Speaker 2: one of the four food groups. Would you agree correct?
Speaker 2: Let's see former Mount Healthy High school standout William detroit
Speaker 2: lyon running back David Montgomery is getting paid two year,
Speaker 2: eighteen million dollar contract extensions to stay in Motown twenty
Speaker 2: twenty seven.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: National Football League Commissioner Roger Goodell what teasing out this weekend?
Speaker 1: I heard aun American idea. Let me hear it.
Speaker 2: Mister Goodell hinted that the Super Bowl might be played
Speaker 2: in the future outside the United States of America sacrilegious
Speaker 2: super Bowl cities or booked through twenty twenty seven. If
Speaker 2: that happens, sacrilegious, bingo, sacrilegious, I mean, if they move
Speaker 2: that to like London, or Paris or Frankfurt or Ankora
Speaker 2: or anywhere. That's a joke, like taking the Holy Grail
Speaker 2: out of Jerusalem. Thank you can't do it. Let's see
Speaker 2: one game two The a NLCS is today at four o'clock,
Speaker 2: the Mets and Dodgers in Los Angeles. The ALCS kicks
Speaker 2: off tonight Guardians Yanks at seven thirty. Now college basketball,
Speaker 2: let's hear it. Let's see Xavier forward six ' ten
Speaker 2: transfer from Long Beach State Lacina Torre not Good, suffered
Speaker 2: a season ending knee injury and practiced last week. Last Wednesday,
Speaker 2: he is out for the season. Bob Cohap's not going
Speaker 2: to be happy. The Let's see the Associated Press Top
Speaker 2: twenty five preseason poll is out Kansas, the home of
Speaker 2: Tom Dinkle, number one?
Speaker 1: What about UC? Alabama roll tied number two? And what
Speaker 1: in basketball? Yeah? This is basketball?
Speaker 2: Yukon three, defending champs Big East, Houston four, Iowa five?
Speaker 2: What about Purdue is fourteen?
Speaker 1: What about UC? Indiana night seventeen? What about UC?
Speaker 2: The Barrick Hats are twentieth? What about Xavier Kentucky twenty third?
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, when's the last time UK or twenty third?
Speaker 2: Kenny Kenny Smith in a Louisville is not going to
Speaker 2: be eighteen fifty seven. I think they were twenty third,
Speaker 2: right Scott decision, Xavier is twenty eighth. What and Ohio
Speaker 2: state is thirty second, just outside the top twenty They
Speaker 2: know about that injured by the way segment I'm watching
Speaker 2: this democratic ad about real men supporting Kamala, Harris.
Speaker 6: Have you seen it?
Speaker 1: Are you in it?
Speaker 2: They had one guy like gutting a fish, saying I'm
Speaker 2: with Kamala. Then they had a truck driver leaning out
Speaker 2: of his truck eighteen wheeler Wayne Carucci's own, and he
Speaker 2: had beard, he had bushy eyebrows, had a harry button.
Speaker 1: He said, I'm voting for Kamala.
Speaker 2: Then he had a fire truck driver try, I don't
Speaker 2: think so. Then he had a better find that guy
Speaker 2: and run him off the road. On one shoulder he
Speaker 2: had a hose and another shoulder he rested an axe
Speaker 2: and a firefighter's albinion, and he said.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm voting for Kamala.
Speaker 2: A real man vote for Kamala. Harris segment, can we
Speaker 2: anticipate your vote for Kamala?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 1: What about Richard K. Jones?
Speaker 2: What does he say running, I'm voting for the sheriff.
Speaker 2: Are you sure he's the only guy running? Right in
Speaker 2: someone else's name like yours?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Right you in write my name in because I could
Speaker 1: take him down in a heartbeat.
Speaker 8: I can see it.
Speaker 2: But real men vote for Kamala. It's the beta mail,
Speaker 2: not the alpha male segment? Is the beta mail?
Speaker 1: Okay? So early on? What do you think about?
Speaker 8: Is the is?
Speaker 1: What about the sheriff's race here in Hamilton County? What
Speaker 1: are you looking at?
Speaker 2: I'm having in Wednesday. I've scheduled Charmaine McGuffey to be here.
Speaker 1: Wow, how about that? And by the way, segment, let
Speaker 1: me ask you a question? Is can you answer a
Speaker 1: question for me? Isn't the old sheriff running?
Speaker 5: Two?
Speaker 1: Yes? Let me ask you a question? Yeah, can you
Speaker 1: answer a question?
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 1: Are you prepared for the question? Yes?
Speaker 3: Is that it?
Speaker 1: Okay? That I haven't got to the question yet. I
Speaker 1: thought we were done.
Speaker 2: Do you think Sheriff Simon Leeese understands the County Sheriff's Department?
Speaker 2: He's not the sheriff. He's still alive and he's made
Speaker 2: an adorsement. Do you think he knows about what's going
Speaker 2: on in the sheriff's department, I would say, so, Yeah,
Speaker 2: does Simon Lee understand law enforcement? The Simon leees that
Speaker 2: was he a good sheriff in Hamleton County?
Speaker 1: Damn right?
Speaker 2: If he issues an endorsement, knowing both candidates, would you
Speaker 2: say Jim Neil and Charmage? If he issues an endorsement,
Speaker 2: would you consider that relevant to your decision?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I live in Butler County. That doesn't matter. I write
Speaker 1: him in, that doesn't matter. Maybe I'll write Simon Lisaen
Speaker 1: in Butler County.
Speaker 2: Does it make a difference when Simon Lee says I'm
Speaker 2: voting for Charmage McGuffey.
Speaker 1: That's big? Don't you think that's big? That's big? Thank
Speaker 1: you just saying right.
Speaker 2: And as you may know, the chief deputy of Hamlet,
Speaker 2: Hamlin County for twenty five years now right hand man
Speaker 2: of SI was Sean Donovan.
Speaker 1: That's your guy, my guy. Now what else?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I got to ask you, I'm asking you one now,
Speaker 2: what about the prosecutor's race and early on vote.
Speaker 1: Melissa or who else is running? A woman that has
Speaker 1: never prosecuted?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Life, Connie Pillach and didn't have a law license till recently.
Speaker 2: How many cases is Connie Pilach prosecuted? I don't think
Speaker 2: so any zero? How many Melissa Powers one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand? Who's got the more experienced Melissa?
Speaker 1: Thank you? I'll write her in in Butler County, write
Speaker 1: her name in what other big? And then the issue one? No,
Speaker 1: no segment? I mean ask you this is there an
Speaker 1: issue two, three, four and five?
Speaker 6: Or not?
Speaker 1: May I ask you a question about that Issue one?
Speaker 1: I think you already asked me one, but go ahead.
Speaker 2: The Democratic Party is promoting this, yeah. An Issue one
Speaker 2: says that you won't vote anymore for members of the
Speaker 2: reporcement board you're going to be do we already yes?
Speaker 2: Do you vote for governor? Do you vote for auditor
Speaker 2: of state?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Do you vote for Secretary of State? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Do you vote for the legislative representatives Democrat or republic
Speaker 2: Do you vote for them?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: If this pass is no more voting, there'll be retired
Speaker 2: state appellate judges like my wife, who will select five Democrats,
Speaker 2: five Republicans, and five independents, and then from that point
Speaker 2: on there'll be no more voting, and they will decide
Speaker 2: what am I going to do every November for it?
Speaker 2: No more voting set around, no more voting. I don't
Speaker 2: like that what Democrats say the best way to practice
Speaker 2: democracy is not to vote.
Speaker 1: Do so that makes sense to you? No, they don't
Speaker 1: make sense.
Speaker 2: So vote non state issue one. Okay, So I'm saying
Speaker 2: this segment, what are the big races around town? Well,
Speaker 2: you got state issue one in two in Kentucky. As
Speaker 2: you know, one would say that illegal aliens cannot vote
Speaker 2: in elections. Democrat already says, oh no, they got to
Speaker 2: vote two. If your local public school is failing, can
Speaker 2: you get get state money to go to a private school?
Speaker 2: Those are the issues in Kentucky. Interesting Kentucky basketball not
Speaker 2: ranked in the top twenty. But you see is so segment?
Speaker 2: If Simon L. Lease tells you who is the better candidate?
Speaker 2: Both worked for him in the Sheriff's department, would you
Speaker 2: say that's a valuable endorsement? And Side told me I
Speaker 2: don't care about politics anymore. I care about competency, and
Speaker 2: I'm voting for Charmaine McGuffey. There you go there and
Speaker 2: Sean Donovan, the chief deputy. Yeah, says Charmaine what does
Speaker 2: that makes sense to you? That makes no sense to you?
Speaker 8: Does it?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: It makes it?
Speaker 8: Makes it?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: What about JJ Jee's running to it? Mean Jesse Jackson?
Speaker 2: No Justice Joe idiot.
Speaker 1: I'm voting for Joe Justice. Can we write him in?
Speaker 1: And Butler you can vote for him. Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 2: Vote for Justice Joe and Will Megan Shanahan and that
Speaker 2: other guy I think his name's Hawkins, not sure, but
Speaker 2: Justice show is demand. If he can't do it, nobody can.
Speaker 2: He makes a state visit now and then issuing orders again.
Speaker 2: Just here Friday, he made a state visit. Yes, pretty
Speaker 2: good stuff. A segment state issue one means bureaucrats will
Speaker 2: get together and decide for you what the lines are
Speaker 2: instead of you voting. Get rid of voting segment that
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. No, that doesn't get Then I'd be like
Speaker 2: lost in every November fourth. You'd be a putts yep,
Speaker 2: just just a clown. Get ready for Hot fodge Cake
Speaker 2: and Chrisha's Big Boy. Those are one of the four
Speaker 2: food groups. I'm gonna fast for two days, do not
Speaker 2: eat until Paul Luck arrives. And by the way, he's
Speaker 2: taking your application to the top of the pile.
Speaker 1: Okay, thanks, You've.
Speaker 2: Tried to get a loan in every bank and credit
Speaker 2: union s and now in the Tri State. Guess what, Paul,
Speaker 2: they use your name half the time. That's why they're
Speaker 2: not getting it.
Speaker 1: Well he co signed. The answer is no. All right. Segment,
Speaker 1: we have Wayne Allen Root coming up next. We got war.
Speaker 2: There's war, Wayne Allen Root. I see where we're sending
Speaker 2: one hundred troops to Israel. Here we go, Here we go.
Speaker 2: Didn't they just do that in Vietnam? Yes, began slow. Yeah,
Speaker 2: ten years later, off the top of the embassy, we
Speaker 2: grabbed the helicopters. My generation lost sixty thousand men and
Speaker 2: women defending freedom. And it was a total debacle from
Speaker 2: the get go because LBJ knew and Nixon knew early
Speaker 2: on it wasn't go to work, but they kept it
Speaker 2: going for political reasons. Disgusting segment. Thank you for your involvement. Yes, sir,
Speaker 2: you're quite a clown. Thank you, But damn it, damn it,
Speaker 2: you're my clown.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I've got to do it, Willia in honor of Columbus Day,
Speaker 2: but aka Indigenous So the hell's that we Indigenous People's Day?
Speaker 2: I dare you to say, Christopher columb day, who day?
Speaker 1: Who Day? We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the Stooge Report.
Speaker 6: I'm a man, I'm a man, I'm a man man,
Speaker 6: and I'm man enough.
Speaker 12: I'm man enough to enjoy a barrel proof bourbon.
Speaker 1: Neat, man enough to cook my steak.
Speaker 5: Rare, man enough to deadlift five hundred and then break
Speaker 5: it out of my daughter's hair.
Speaker 1: Do you think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor?
Speaker 6: How you CARBURETD for breakfast?
Speaker 1: I'm afraid of bears.
Speaker 5: That's what beer hugs are for.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you another thing. I sure I'm not afraid
Speaker 6: of women.
Speaker 12: I'm not afraid of women.
Speaker 1: I'm not afraid of women.
Speaker 5: They want to control their bodies, I say go for it.
Speaker 6: They want to use IVY, have to start a family.
Speaker 6: I'm not afraid of families.
Speaker 5: They want to be child as cat ladies have all
Speaker 5: the cats you want.
Speaker 2: Woman wants to be president, well, I hope she has
Speaker 2: the guts to look me right in the eye and
Speaker 2: accept my bull throated.
Speaker 6: Endorsement, because I'm man enough to support women, man.
Speaker 5: Enough to know what kind of doing that type life, man.
Speaker 1: Enough to admit I'm lost, even when I refuse to
Speaker 1: ask for directions. Man enough to not ban young women
Speaker 1: from reading Little One or one of those pants books that.
Speaker 8: The sisters like.
Speaker 6: I'm man enough to raw dog flight it sucked, not
Speaker 6: worth it.
Speaker 12: I'm man enough to be emotional in front of my wife,
Speaker 12: in front of my horse.
Speaker 1: I'm man enough to tell you that I cry.
Speaker 6: I love action, goodwill, hunting.
Speaker 5: Were side story.
Speaker 1: I'm brilliant, and I'm.
Speaker 13: Sick of so called men domineering, belittling, and controlling women
Speaker 13: so they can feel more powerful.
Speaker 1: That's not how my mama raised.
Speaker 5: I love women.
Speaker 6: I love women who support their families.
Speaker 13: Women who decide not to have families, women who take charge,
Speaker 13: and I'm man enough to help them win.
Speaker 2: There it is Kamala Harris for president. Are you man
Speaker 2: enough to pay for your girlfriend's abortion?
Speaker 1: Seg man.
Speaker 2: Are you man enough to support your wife when she
Speaker 2: wants to go to college or law school and become
Speaker 2: a lawyer and a judge? Are you man enough to
Speaker 2: be a Harry S truck driver who supports Kamala because
Speaker 2: of IVF Truckers of America Unite for IVF? Bye Gone
Speaker 2: seven hundred Wlwhilly cunning into Great American. Of course, Wayne
Speaker 2: Allen Rute and I have been together at least fifteen
Speaker 2: or twenty years discussing things on Sunday night and also
Speaker 2: during the week about what's happening in America. And here
Speaker 2: we are about three weeks to the next election, and Wayne,
Speaker 2: I would tell you that I voted absentee on Friday.
Speaker 2: I spoke to the Secretary of State of Ohio and
Speaker 2: he is predicting that something in the range of sixty
Speaker 2: percent of Ohio wan's are going to vote absentee. And
Speaker 2: as of this point, which is about a week into it,
Speaker 2: the majority of people voting in Ohio are Republicans. And
Speaker 2: I think the old formula of waiting till the Thursday
Speaker 2: before the election day to release negative information like they
Speaker 2: did to Bush forty three with Kenny Bunkpork, that DUI
Speaker 2: is over because people are voting right now.
Speaker 1: When it comes to Nevada or what is the Nevada situation.
Speaker 3: Well, look, I think Trump is going to win by
Speaker 3: a very margin. I think he's gonna win by elector landslide.
Speaker 3: I don't even think that they could steal it this time.
Speaker 3: They're trying hard. I think they're gonna try incredibly hard.
Speaker 3: They're gonna try and make it more fraudulent than twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: but they're not gonna be able to do it. As
Speaker 3: Trump likes to say, too big drig I just think
Speaker 3: the whole country is now realizing what you know, Guys
Speaker 3: like you and I knew for the first second that
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris is the single worst candidate for president the
Speaker 3: history of the United States of America, maybe in the
Speaker 3: history of the world. And she just managed to pick
Speaker 3: the single worst choice for vice president of anyone in
Speaker 3: the history of the world. It's the most horrible ticket.
Speaker 3: And I hear and I'm not gonna say more. Just
Speaker 3: rumors say. There's a terrible story going around about Tim
Speaker 3: Walls as a football coach with not years not yet,
Speaker 3: not yet come out, not yet, that's gonna come out.
Speaker 1: It can come out if it's true. I hope it
Speaker 1: comes out.
Speaker 2: But as far as the trump'story, you know how things
Speaker 2: break toward one way or break toward the other, and not.
Speaker 8: Creading for Trump.
Speaker 3: It's all breaking for Trump. It's all going for Trump.
Speaker 1: Explain why explain to the American Beatle why I put.
Speaker 3: Out a tweet today that explains everything in one paragraph.
Speaker 3: It says Trump Villa. They tried to assassinate him, they
Speaker 3: tried to bankrupt him, they tried to imprison him on
Speaker 3: false charges, Fake media slander and demonized him. The polls
Speaker 3: are fake. Yet here he stands attracting one hundred thousand
Speaker 3: fans at rallies in Pennsylvania and California. And wait till
Speaker 3: you see Madison Square Garden in New York. They can't
Speaker 3: beat him, they can't stop him, they can't slow him.
Speaker 3: He's relentless. He is chosen by God, as I put
Speaker 3: it out for many many months, to be the man
Speaker 3: that makes America great again. He is Trump Villa. That's
Speaker 3: the only way to explain it is. He's not God.
Speaker 3: He's human, but he's superhuman. And I think he's chosen
Speaker 3: by God. You know, I even wrote the song, co
Speaker 3: wrote the song that Chosen with Natasha Owens, the famous
Speaker 3: country and Christian singer, and it's gotten over one billion
Speaker 3: views on social media. That chosen one billion views. And
Speaker 3: so I'm a big believer that this is God inspired.
Speaker 3: God shows this man at the perfect time, in the
Speaker 3: perfect place to save America. The greatest nation in the
Speaker 3: history of civilization from being completely destroyed by communist traders
Speaker 3: who hate us, hate our way of life, and sure
Speaker 3: do seem to hate white people and white straight males
Speaker 3: and want to be racist, But talk about us being
Speaker 3: racist when they're the ones who are racist and want
Speaker 3: to put boys in girls' sports and want to make
Speaker 3: our kids transgender. Everything they do is a disaster. And
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris is not only a communist and radical and
Speaker 3: a trader, but she is the dumbest person that has
Speaker 3: ever been near the office of President the United States.
Speaker 3: She can't articulate one policy. She It's so dumb that
Speaker 3: when they asked her, what would you do different? Her
Speaker 3: only answer was, I can't think of anything I do different,
Speaker 3: Because she can't think of anything period. She's an idiot.
Speaker 3: And she just told the world that you won't hate Biden,
Speaker 3: you hate his policies, you think the last four years
Speaker 3: have been horrendous, and I can't think of anything I
Speaker 3: would do different. She's more, she can't be allowed near
Speaker 3: the presidency.
Speaker 1: I'm always amazed at those who passed the bar exam.
Speaker 2: She flunked it once or twice, which is fine, but
Speaker 2: to think that, like myself, she has a juris doctorate degree.
Speaker 2: I've also a master in laws. And to think what
Speaker 2: I had to go through with philosophy, with the rule
Speaker 2: in Shelley's case, rule against perpetuities, the Constitution, the Bill
Speaker 2: of Rights, all the cases Map versus Ohio, etc. All
Speaker 2: the studying, and then to take the bar exam. She
Speaker 2: flucked it once or twice, which is okay, but she
Speaker 2: finally passed a bar exam. And I'm thinking, how does
Speaker 2: a woman so lacking in feel intelligence, knowledge And normally
Speaker 2: a typical politician could give a speech about three or
Speaker 2: four or five times. Neither one of us even look
Speaker 2: at a teleprompter, and she's the teleprompter went dead in Michigan.
Speaker 2: She kept saying thirty two at thirty two magic, thirty two.
Speaker 2: In her eyes, I can't talk. I don't have a
Speaker 2: teleprompter for a sixty year old woman who's US senator,
Speaker 2: That's impossible, Wayne, God, have enough mental acuity to be
Speaker 2: able to express your thoughts having a spread them. One
Speaker 2: of the best things ever is when Bill Clinton, the
Speaker 2: president at that point, the teleprompter went down during the
Speaker 2: State of the Union address, but he was so conversant
Speaker 2: with the topics he simply went on without teleprompter at
Speaker 2: the State of the Union address.
Speaker 1: What if that happened? God for a bit of Kamala Harris. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's done.
Speaker 3: Well. You know, here's the deal. Look, I have a
Speaker 3: lot of friends and I know a lot of business
Speaker 3: associates who are of every different color, white, black, every religion, Jewish, Christian, Muslim,
Speaker 3: whatever it is. And I appreciate anyone who's smart, anyone
Speaker 3: who makes it, because they're smart, they're creative, they're relentless.
Speaker 3: All of that is great. Kamala Harris clearly became the
Speaker 3: District Attorney of San Francisco only because she's a minority
Speaker 3: and a woman. Then she became the Attorney General of
Speaker 3: the State of California through DEI, only because she was
Speaker 3: a minority and a woman, and in those days, the
Speaker 3: only minority she claimed was Indian. Then she became a
Speaker 3: US Senator only because she's a minority and a woman.
Speaker 3: Then she becomes a presidential candidate. She can't get one
Speaker 3: single vote from anyone, including African Americans, yet they made
Speaker 3: her vice president with Biden because she's the EI. She
Speaker 3: is black in this case, not Indian, Black and Indian
Speaker 3: and a woman, and now she receives the nomination without
Speaker 3: one single vote because they were scared to death to
Speaker 3: jump over a woman who is Indian and black. So
Speaker 3: her entire life, everything she's ever achieved, everything on her resume,
Speaker 3: is because she's a woman and black and an Indian.
Speaker 3: And this is a person that has never had to
Speaker 3: achieve a single thing in her life based on talent,
Speaker 3: based on skill, based on brains, based on creativity, based
Speaker 3: on genius, like building skyscrapers in New York and dealing
Speaker 3: with the unions there like Trump did. She just doesn't
Speaker 3: have it. Bill. It's as simple as that. I've said
Speaker 3: from day one. She's the most radical, she's the most unlikable,
Speaker 3: she's the dumbest, and she's the most incompetent human being
Speaker 3: that has ever tried to get near the presidency of
Speaker 3: the United States.
Speaker 2: Well, it's close, and according to the experts, watch the
Speaker 2: morning all the morning shows, it's real close. I want
Speaker 2: to get to your website, which is fabulous. You have
Speaker 2: a book out coming out either today or tomorrow, really
Speaker 2: soon about how Democrats have made America great. Everything you need,
Speaker 2: so you mean to tell me Wayne Allen Ruth has
Speaker 2: written a book about how Democrats have made America Great?
Speaker 1: Can you explain?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it came out actually last Monday, so it's
Speaker 3: been out for about a week. It's already hit number
Speaker 3: one and quite a few bestseller lists. But it's on
Speaker 3: all the best seller lists, sometimes number one, sometimes number
Speaker 3: two at Amazon. It's called how Democrats have Made America Great?
Speaker 3: Everything you need to know? And it's one hundred and
Speaker 3: forty blank pages. That was my idea. It's my seventeenth
Speaker 3: book bill I wrote. Every one of my past books
Speaker 3: is around three hundred pages, some of them more, some
Speaker 3: of them close to foreigner pages. And you know what,
Speaker 3: this is the funnest book that I've ever put out.
Speaker 3: It'll be the quickest thing I've ever written, and it'll
Speaker 3: be the quickest thing any of you have ever read.
Speaker 3: It's the perfect book for the election season and the
Speaker 3: perfect book for Christmas. And Hanakah give it out gifts
Speaker 3: by ten. I'm getting to all your conservative friends and
Speaker 3: watch the look on their face when they open a
Speaker 3: book when they got it from a conservative and they
Speaker 3: know that their conservative, and they open the book and
Speaker 3: it says how Democrats have made America great, everything you
Speaker 3: need to know. And then they open it and it's
Speaker 3: one hundred and forty blank pages. They will laugh so loud.
Speaker 3: And that's what happened. You know. I tested it out
Speaker 3: before I put the book out, and I asked people
Speaker 3: what they thought of a book written by Wayne Rude
Speaker 3: about everything Democrats have done to make America great. And
Speaker 3: everybody said what. And then I announced the crowd one
Speaker 3: hundred and forty blank pages, and you never heard people
Speaker 3: laugh like this, And I said, you know what, we
Speaker 3: are under such stress. These are such difficult times. They're
Speaker 3: trying to kill us. They're trying to bury us. They're
Speaker 3: trying to destroy us. They're trying to control us. They're
Speaker 3: trying to mask us, they're trying to vaccinate us. They
Speaker 3: try to send us to the Russian Front for World
Speaker 3: War three to try to wipe us out with open borders.
Speaker 3: They're trying to kill us with crime in the streets
Speaker 3: and letting all the criminals out but putting us in
Speaker 3: jail for being conservatives. We need something that's just fun
Speaker 3: and makes us laugh out loud, puts a smile on
Speaker 3: our face. And so I went ahead and created the
Speaker 3: book and It's now one of the best sellers in Amazon.
Speaker 3: How Democrats have made America great? Everything you need to
Speaker 3: know one hundred and forty blank pages. Grab some copies
Speaker 3: for everyone in your life that's a conservative. They will
Speaker 3: love it or torture your liberal friends. Give it to
Speaker 3: them as a gift and watch their heads explode.
Speaker 2: Do you have a posting about a week or so
Speaker 2: ago about Biden and Kamala? Can I say Kamala or Kamala?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. I don't want to be accused of
Speaker 1: being a racist.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I say, what does Biden and Kamala say to white
Speaker 2: southern Trump voters?
Speaker 1: Drop dead?
Speaker 2: But what if the victims of hurricanes where Block and
Speaker 2: Llego aliens are gay? What would happen Your comments about
Speaker 2: that one?
Speaker 3: Well, you know years ago? You know, remember I was
Speaker 3: born and raised in New York. I'm sorry to say
Speaker 3: that nowadays I'm embarrassed, you know. But it's not really
Speaker 3: New Yorkers that are that. It's the leaders of New York,
Speaker 3: you know. As an example, I grew up in a
Speaker 3: lot of I grew up in all Italian Catholic neighborhood. Right,
Speaker 3: All my friends are Catholic, and to this day some
Speaker 3: of them still live in New York and they're the
Speaker 3: greatest guys in the world. They're not responsible for the
Speaker 3: leaders of Saint John's University, the largest Catholic institution in
Speaker 3: New York, announcing today that they will no longer use
Speaker 3: the words of Columbus Day. It's not going to be
Speaker 3: called Columbusa anymore. It's probably Indigenous People's Day or something.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine Catholic University. So it's never the kids,
Speaker 3: it's never the citizens, it's never the voters. It's really
Speaker 3: the leaders of New York are psychotic and their communists
Speaker 3: and their traders. It's not the fault of the people.
Speaker 3: But I will say that years ago, Liberal New York
Speaker 3: was out of money and Gerald Ford said, I'm not
Speaker 3: going to give you money. In the headline in the
Speaker 3: New York Daily News was Fords to New York drop dead,
Speaker 3: And he never said that. They made that up to
Speaker 3: announce what they thought people would want to hear that
Speaker 3: he was saying drop deads they'd get angry at him.
Speaker 3: But this is Kamala Harris and Joe Biden and Barack
Speaker 3: Obama and this government saying drop dead to the white,
Speaker 3: rural Republican MAGA voters of North Carolina and Tennessee and
Speaker 3: South Carolina and Georgia and Florida. Basically, they have no
Speaker 3: regard whatsoever for middle class people who happen to be
Speaker 3: mostly white and mostly Republican. But even Maui fits into
Speaker 3: that narrative. Remember what happened with the fire in Maui.
Speaker 3: Remember what happened with the train derailment East Palestine, Ohio.
Speaker 3: They let the people just wither and suffer and die.
Speaker 3: They gave them nothing except maybe seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: dollars from FEMA if you're lucky. It's horrible what they've done.
Speaker 3: When you think of Katrina, the way the media destroyed
Speaker 3: George W. Bush, that his response wasn't quick enough to Katrina.
Speaker 3: If this was a Republican president and these were black
Speaker 3: Democrat voters that were suffering and dying and their bodies
Speaker 3: rotting in the ground with the sun now out and
Speaker 3: the stench and the because these people haven't been buried yet,
Speaker 3: there are thousands dead, and all they tell you a
Speaker 3: couple under dead. Thousands are dead. My fans in North
Speaker 3: Carolina tell me the dead bodies are everywhere, and they're
Speaker 3: burying them in the backyards to make sure that there's
Speaker 3: no disease. They're burying them right now because SEEMA is
Speaker 3: burying them and there's no one from government there. There's
Speaker 3: no military there. So you know, I would describe it
Speaker 3: as if you got on a bus and you were
Speaker 3: white and the driver said, get in the back. White
Speaker 3: people in the back of the bus. We've come so
Speaker 3: far from sending blacks to the back of the bus,
Speaker 3: where we now would never do that, and we think
Speaker 3: out how disgraceful it was, and we're embarrassed, and now
Speaker 3: our government says, white people get to the back of
Speaker 3: the bus. I know why this happened, Bill, because I
Speaker 3: was sent by one of my friends the exact words
Speaker 3: in the executive Order of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: from two years ago. And the executive order says all
Speaker 3: levels of government, but in particular FEMA, have to consider
Speaker 3: equity before they do anything, including rebuild destroyed communities or
Speaker 3: give money out. You give white people the very last
Speaker 3: chance to get money. First comes blacks, minorities, women, gaze
Speaker 3: trans anyone but white Americans. It's all about equity, and
Speaker 3: SEEMA is now built on equity. So if a white
Speaker 3: community burns the ground they don't share, they're not in
Speaker 3: any hurry to help you because they have a thousand
Speaker 3: rules to first satisfy that make sure that they're fulfilling
Speaker 3: the government's goal of equity.
Speaker 2: Well, thirdly, have you seen the video of Governor Gretchen
Speaker 2: Wittmer that she's had to apologize for in what she
Speaker 2: took a dorito chip and simulated receiving the Christ communion
Speaker 2: and she had a TikTok star on her knees and
Speaker 2: the governor of Michigan wearing a hat of the Democratic nominees,
Speaker 2: both of them on the hat. You have Kamala Harrison,
Speaker 2: Tim Watz on the hat and she has the TikTok
Speaker 2: star kneeling before her, putting on her tongue a dorito
Speaker 2: as if it's Holy communion, and she smiles about that,
Speaker 2: and even the cat. You think about the Catholics in
Speaker 2: Michigan angry about what's going on, and on top of that,
Speaker 2: the Muslims in Dearborn ad what's going on, and the
Speaker 2: Michigan Catholic Conference put out a statement on behalf of
Speaker 2: the state's Catholic bishop.
Speaker 1: They said quote.
Speaker 2: We expressed profound disappointment of offense with the Governor of Michigan.
Speaker 2: The group's president CEO, Paul longs In. The group had
Speaker 2: dialogue with the Governor's office and the skit went too
Speaker 2: far to mock the Christian faith and mock this receiving
Speaker 2: the Holy Eucharist. And this morning, you know, on Sunday
Speaker 2: morning or Saturday afternoon, I go to church, I received communion.
Speaker 2: You kneel at the railing. The priest puts the host
Speaker 2: either in your hands or on your tongue, and they
Speaker 2: simulated the religious act of receiving the Christ in communion
Speaker 2: in order to mock the Roman Catholicism.
Speaker 8: How far that go?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I'm a common sense guy, and I
Speaker 3: don't worry about polls. I just worry about common sense,
Speaker 3: and my gut instinct tells me. And I've seen this
Speaker 3: in every poll, and I've seen it in many articles.
Speaker 3: Even though they keep claiming to comment as a one
Speaker 3: point lead and the two point lead nationwide, they also
Speaker 3: claim that Trump is getting the highest Union votes ever,
Speaker 3: and the highest youth votes ever, and the highest Catholic
Speaker 3: votes ever, and the highest Jewish votes ever, and the
Speaker 3: highest Black votes ever and the highest Latino votes ever.
Speaker 3: So explain to me how he could be losing, and
Speaker 3: the answer is, he's not losing. He's winning by a mile.
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, if you look at sixteen
Speaker 3: and twenty twenty, in both prior races, Trump is polling
Speaker 3: higher now in every state and nationally than he ever
Speaker 3: polled in his entire career. He's always been ten points
Speaker 3: behind according to every poll. Last time four years ago.
Speaker 3: I remember Fox News right before the election, sit he
Speaker 3: was fifteen behind. This was the most ridiculous thing I've
Speaker 3: ever seen. They were all wrong because of course, his
Speaker 3: voters don't respond to polsters and don't want admit their
Speaker 3: voting for Trump, so he's probably got a ten point
Speaker 3: spread between the reality and what the polsters are saying.
Speaker 3: So he's always ten behind, which means he's even a
Speaker 3: slightly ahead and he can win the electoral college. Now
Speaker 3: he's not ten behind. He's one behind in saint polls
Speaker 3: that over sample Democrats, that don't include Republican voters, that
Speaker 3: don't speak to posters. So if he's one behind, he's
Speaker 3: now ten ahead. I think he's beyond the point that
Speaker 3: they can steal the election. Now, I'm not telling anyone
Speaker 3: to take it for granted. A sooner behind ye fight, fight, fight,
Speaker 3: go to the polls and bring ten people with it. Yes,
Speaker 3: but I do believe we're doing better than we've ever
Speaker 3: done and they're not going to be able to beat us.
Speaker 3: I believe it's too.
Speaker 2: Big to ring one saying we have thirty seconds left.
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Speaker 1: And once again, Oh.
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Speaker 3: Get it at Amazon. Thank you, Bill, God bless you
Speaker 3: and guide everyone.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Well let's continue with more.
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham with you every afternoon on news radio seven
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Speaker 9: Hawk is the holder, the sap, the placement, the kick
Speaker 9: is out its way.
Speaker 4: It is he.
Speaker 10: Missed it left cloud and the Bengals are going to win.
Speaker 9: They've got the ball back with fifty one seconds to
Speaker 9: go up by ten.
Speaker 11: How apropos is it that the New York Giants would
Speaker 11: have are having trouble our converting field goals after the
Speaker 11: Bengals woes last week cost him a football game trying
Speaker 11: to kick a field goal.
Speaker 8: To win it.
Speaker 4: Oh, hello, hello.
Speaker 5: Byant, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 3: Guy.
Speaker 2: You know he didn't lap use of those big words again,
Speaker 2: apropos And you can't have a spell at apropos.
Speaker 1: He must have a dictionary west with him in the booth.
Speaker 1: The sarses you note with the sarsus t h e
Speaker 1: O something that's close enough.
Speaker 2: Tell you what? There were two missed field goals by
Speaker 2: the Giants and the muff fumble that wasn't a fumble. Yeah,
Speaker 2: think about that. If those three had gone the other direction,
Speaker 2: we'd have a crisis. That iced team that's iced tea
Speaker 2: on my lemonade. Man, it's not an a. He's in
Speaker 2: car shields. Seg Man, what do you think? Are you
Speaker 2: mean and angry?
Speaker 1: Are you happy? Mean and angry?
Speaker 2: Because they got one in a row. Now, Willie, let's
Speaker 2: rock and roll with two in a row against Cleveland Sunday.
Speaker 1: Up there.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put a call in the Bill Wells on
Speaker 2: Friday to talk about the Browns and the Bengals since
Speaker 2: Mike Trevisan's not with us anymore. Oh that you know
Speaker 2: they got they got problems up there because I think
Speaker 2: they want Sean John Watson out.
Speaker 1: You know, maybe maybe he'll get another two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty million.
Speaker 2: Yeah maybe, well no, maybe he'll get another encounter encounter,
Speaker 2: and then they'll they'll kick him out of the league
Speaker 2: for once. Would you have an encounter? Might be out
Speaker 2: for about twenty five million dollars. See, you didn't answer
Speaker 2: me quite quickly, did you.
Speaker 1: I didn't know how to answer. I never know what
Speaker 1: you're gonna ask me.
Speaker 2: If you had a kind of encounter with Deshaun Watson
Speaker 2: of that? Would you answer first?
Speaker 8: Ah?
Speaker 1: I see you hesitated? How much twenty five MILLI give
Speaker 1: me some sports?
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Speaker 1: Is that correct?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I guess he got some way back from Montana State.
Speaker 2: Yet I don't think so. I think he's walking through
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Speaker 2: brag it down. College football Bearcats linebacker Jake Goldey is
Speaker 2: the Big twelve Conference Newcomer of the Week. Total six tackles,
Speaker 2: two and a half for loss against UCF College Basketball
Speaker 2: big loss. Heir for Xavier six ' ten four Lasina
Speaker 2: Treory is out for the upcoming season. Suffered a knee
Speaker 2: injury last Wednesday in practice.
Speaker 1: Not good. How about this dunking of basketball and came
Speaker 1: down on his leg.
Speaker 3: That was it?
Speaker 1: It's probably done that before, hadn't he? I would say?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 2: You know when I was a young man segment of
Speaker 2: Deer Park. I have a quarter in my pocket. I
Speaker 2: jumped so high. I take change of the top of
Speaker 2: the backboard and leave a nickel. I didn't know they
Speaker 2: had the peach baskets could do that. About Brown's coach,
Speaker 2: Kevin Stefanski says he's standing by his man, Deshaun Watson
Speaker 2: as struggles continue. Then like Tammy Wynet saying, and by
Speaker 2: your man, Oh, I don't know. I please stand by
Speaker 2: him because the Bengals, Bengals hardly ever beat the Browns
Speaker 2: Borough Iowa Burrow goes up there Sunday and shred lights
Speaker 2: him up about thirty or forty points.
Speaker 1: That's what they need. Then they come home to the
Speaker 1: Philadelphia Eagles.
Speaker 2: By the way, Stefanski said, he has a good dialogue,
Speaker 2: but the team's front offs and ownership about when the
Speaker 2: bench Watson, I got a good dialogue.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Kansas pick first and the Associated Press Top twenty five
Speaker 2: preseason college basketball poll Alabama's two, Yukon, Houston and Iowa
Speaker 2: State in the top five. Purdue is fourteenth, Indiana seventeenth,
Speaker 2: Wes Miller Cincinnati Bearcatz rated twentieth Entucky, Mark Pope twenty third.
Speaker 2: When's the last time UK was ranked behind UC in
Speaker 2: the preseason poll when Kentucky became a state? Checked that
Speaker 2: out with Moeger Xavier twenty eighth and Ohio State thirty two.
Speaker 2: By the way, that Brown Allege basketball starts this weekend, Willie,
Speaker 2: where's mac?
Speaker 1: Exhibition basketball? On Friday? U see in Ohio State?
Speaker 2: Where's Where's Andy Mack? And then Sunday, Well, this is
Speaker 2: this exhibition not starting out yet?
Speaker 1: X and Dayton? When do we have a real game?
Speaker 1: And won Andy Mack here?
Speaker 2: To bro we got to get Andy Mack in here.
Speaker 2: The Browns are one in five. Stefanski says, we still
Speaker 2: have a lot in the tank. Game two of the
Speaker 2: NLC yesterday at four o'clock coming up Mets and Dodgers
Speaker 2: with lap one tozer. ALCS starts tonight Cleveland and the
Speaker 2: Yanks around seven thirty. Also, National Football League Commissioner Roger
Speaker 2: Goodell one teasing out an Unamerican idea over the weekend.
Speaker 2: What is it probably gonna for Kamala Harris and your
Speaker 2: good friend to Tim touchdown?
Speaker 1: Well, I call him touchdown.
Speaker 2: Tim Goodell hinted the Super Bowl might be played in
Speaker 2: the future outside the United States of America. Likely if
Speaker 2: he does that, they have to deport him Stuttgart. You
Speaker 2: want to go to Stuttgart? No, you know where Stuttgart
Speaker 2: is Germany?
Speaker 1: Go ahead? Uh, you know, as dumb as people think,
Speaker 1: I know. See that's about it.
Speaker 2: Well, if they cannot beat Deshaun Watson and the Browns
Speaker 2: On Sunday, Bill wills in at the weigh in on this,
Speaker 2: they're one in five and this year many picked them
Speaker 2: to win the division. Correct, The Browns are supposed to
Speaker 2: be ground stink and the Guardians are rolling, rolling, rolling,
Speaker 2: Then you know they could they could be in the
Speaker 2: World Series. Really one step the one series away if
Speaker 2: they get by the Yanks. Unbelieved, the Guardians are in
Speaker 2: the World Series and the Bengals defense bailed them out,
Speaker 2: Yes they did. The Bengals defense bailed them out a
Speaker 2: rotten performance a week before four. But then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden they come up and Louie Anerumo's a genius.
Speaker 1: This week Joe Burrow got dinged a couple of times too,
Speaker 1: ding donged. He's in the tent.
Speaker 2: About how about do you think how many people lost
Speaker 2: their minds when he went into the tent Oh, I
Speaker 2: know Austin did It's not good or one man band
Speaker 2: and something happens to Joe you can kiss it goodbye?
Speaker 1: Gets true for they got to get the jake the
Speaker 1: snake browning in there.
Speaker 2: Then, well, lastly, what about the uh Kamala Harris two
Speaker 2: minute video about real men who skinned fish for a living?
Speaker 1: But wait a minute now, speaking to her, they vote
Speaker 1: for Kamala.
Speaker 2: She's going to be on She's going to be interviewed
Speaker 2: on Fox News Sunday with Brett Baer. How about that,
Speaker 2: it's Wednesday, I'm sorry Wednesday about that? What do you
Speaker 2: think about that? I think that Hell, Mary Patt, I
Speaker 2: hope it's uh, I hope it's Bill Riddicker times ten. Well,
Speaker 2: what's going to happen is that because she's losing, they're saying,
Speaker 2: what the hell, let's let it rip. What do we
Speaker 2: have to lose other than the election? People aren't buying
Speaker 2: what she's selling off picking up what she's laying down. Correct,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I know what you're saying.
Speaker 2: And they don't care much for touchdown tim either, that's
Speaker 2: for sure. So we're going to see those of those
Speaker 2: how to clap his hands and wave him what happens
Speaker 2: like with him? But he's not that important. It's all
Speaker 2: about Kamala, who, by the way, wanted to change Columbus
Speaker 2: Day to Indigenous People's Day, which is happening as I
Speaker 2: speak today. Indigenous Are you celebrating Indigenous People's Day?
Speaker 1: I think it's a holiday. Why are we having a
Speaker 1: knucklehead at times? That's true, that's true. Well why are we?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: Why are we?
Speaker 1: Why are we now? We sound like that guy used
Speaker 1: to be the vice president? Why am i here? Admiral Stockdale?
Speaker 1: Why am I here? Who am i?
Speaker 7: And?
Speaker 1: Why am I here?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I have no idea if you don't. Nobody else is here.
Speaker 1: Did kid Chris work this morning?
Speaker 2: I'm told I'm told no, he's he's sitting at home
Speaker 2: and is uh, you know, sitting at home eating bond
Speaker 2: bonds according to his wife, with his feet up, watching
Speaker 2: goodness knows what on TV, maybe in the newly Went game.
Speaker 2: So all I know is that we're in trouble and
Speaker 2: we're sitting here. We're not supposed to be here. The
Speaker 2: banks are closed, things are closed. Columbus Day is now
Speaker 2: Indigenous People's Day, and By the way, the new research
Speaker 2: indicators the Christopher Columbus was Jewish. What that's what I'm
Speaker 2: telling you, he's Jewish.
Speaker 1: I thought he was. I thought he was an Italian Catholic.
Speaker 1: I guess not.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the hell's going on around this
Speaker 2: place right now. I think we're nothing but difficult, difficult,
Speaker 2: difficult waters.
Speaker 1: You got that right. And I don't know what to say.
Speaker 2: But truckers, those who skin the fish for a living,
Speaker 2: those who don't think so lay down black top. I
Speaker 2: think all those guys who work out in Seattle with
Speaker 2: the fish market democrats. They say, I'm a man, I
Speaker 2: got a bushy beerd and I have hairy eyebrows, and
Speaker 2: I pay for my girlfriend's abortion.
Speaker 1: They all look like Grandpa Jones. That's what he says.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I support IVF.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking this hairy ass truck driver supports abortion and IVF.
Speaker 1: I don't think, so I don't eat. I might be wrong.
Speaker 1: The truckers I know are great Americans. Amen. We don't
Speaker 1: want to pay six dollars a gallon for diesel sailors
Speaker 1: on the concrete sea. The ribbons that I'm a.
Speaker 6: Man, I'm a man I'm a man, man, and I'm
Speaker 6: man enough.
Speaker 12: I'm man enough to enjoy a barrel proof bourbon.
Speaker 4: Neat man enough to cook my steak rare, man enough
Speaker 4: to deadlift five hundred and then breed it out of
Speaker 4: my daughter's hair.
Speaker 12: Do you think I'm afraid to rebuild a carburetor?
Speaker 6: How you CARBURETD for breakfast?
Speaker 12: I'm afraid of bears.
Speaker 5: That's what beer hugs are for.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you another thing. I sure I'm not afraid
Speaker 6: of women.
Speaker 12: I'm not afraid of women.
Speaker 1: I'm not afraid of women.
Speaker 5: They want to control their bodies, I say go for it.
Speaker 6: They want to use IVY, have to start a family.
Speaker 6: I'm not afraid of families.
Speaker 5: They want to be child as cat ladies have all
Speaker 5: the cats you want.
Speaker 2: Woman wants to be president, well, I hope she has
Speaker 2: the guts to look the eye and accept my bull throated.
Speaker 6: Endorsement, because I'm man enough to support women.
Speaker 1: Man enough to know what kind of doing that time life,
Speaker 1: Man enough to admit I'm lost even when I refuse
Speaker 1: to ask for directions.
Speaker 6: Man enough to not ban young women from reading Little Women.
Speaker 1: Or one of those pants books that the sisters like.
Speaker 6: I'm man enough to raw doga flight. It sucked, not
Speaker 6: worth it.
Speaker 12: I'm man enough to be emotional in front of my wife,
Speaker 12: in front of.
Speaker 6: My couch, in front of my horse. I'm man enough
Speaker 6: to tell you that I cry. I love actually Goodwill.
Speaker 5: Hunting, Wish Side Story and Brett.
Speaker 13: And I'm sick of so called men domineering, belittling, and
Speaker 13: controlling women just so they can feel more powerful.
Speaker 1: That's not how my mama raised.
Speaker 6: I love women.
Speaker 13: I love women who support their families, women who decide
Speaker 13: not to have families, women who take charge.
Speaker 1: And I'm man enough to help them.
Speaker 2: Wine That AD's pushing the Democrats over the top right there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it sounds like it.
Speaker 2: Got a text here from Bob the bricklayer, who says, boy,
Speaker 2: tell me again, why are we celebrating indigestion Day. I
Speaker 2: said Bob that that's why we're on It wasn't indigestion,
Speaker 2: it was Indigenous People's correct Day. But he thinks he
Speaker 2: thinks it's indigestion Day. Well, Sega, you're a real man,
Speaker 2: I hope. So do you have a beard, do you
Speaker 2: have bushy eyebrows and a hairy ass? And you support
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 6: No, I don't.
Speaker 1: No, No, I pay to young girlfriend's abortions. That's what
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 7: Do you?
Speaker 2: I want IVF myself because I'm switching genders. I'm becoming
Speaker 2: a woman. I'm mad enough to join the boy Scouts,
Speaker 2: which have now become the girl Scouts. In fact, there's
Speaker 2: no boy or girl Scouts at all? Is all scouting.
Speaker 2: I'm a hairy ass man, and I support Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: and they're going to move the Super Bowl out of
Speaker 2: the United States. Correct, you don't think we live in
Speaker 2: difficult times than you. Why are we celebrating indigestion.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Sega's outed in the sports they think so that ad
Speaker 2: is gonna push Kamala Harris over.
Speaker 1: What does Richard K. Jones say about that?
Speaker 2: What that guy one guy said he cried at Predator?
Speaker 2: The movie editor credit Hallmark Channel. I don't know what
Speaker 2: do you cry at? West Side Story?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Real men do. Don't you know that good real men
Speaker 1: support IVF or the IDF.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying is we're on a collision course with reality.
Speaker 2: They're on a collision course. And the only reason she's
Speaker 2: doing the interview at Fox, she's in trouble, and she's saying, look,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna lose anyway, So let's throw the hail Mary,
Speaker 2: Roger Stabauch style or.
Speaker 1: Doug Flutie Doug Flute Boston College.
Speaker 2: Now, but we began with Roger Stabach against the Minnesota
Speaker 2: Viking Zone. That's it number twelve, he said, I'm throwing
Speaker 2: the hall Mary.
Speaker 1: What's that? Just go deep, all savior, and what happened
Speaker 1: to the woman at St. X High School.
Speaker 2: I want to talk to Rocky about a counselor supposedly
Speaker 2: breaking boundaries, whatever they were at Saint X. I want
Speaker 2: to know about Rocky boy boundaries were broken when he
Speaker 2: was the victim of the of hot young counselors at
Speaker 2: Saint X.
Speaker 1: Where was the Rocky boyman? What did he know and
Speaker 1: when did he know it?
Speaker 2: Pleading the fifth and drinking one at the same time. Well,
Speaker 2: I want to know that segment. I want to know
Speaker 2: about touchdown, Tim Waltz.
Speaker 1: That's what I want to know.
Speaker 2: Touchdown, Tim, What a mess. All I can say is
Speaker 2: I know your rolling shut your mouth segment.
Speaker 1: That's for sure.
Speaker 2: Give me out of the state. I'm looking out to
Speaker 2: you right. How about that skyline Chili that's one of
Speaker 2: the four food groups.
Speaker 1: Right there.
Speaker 2: Dick Williams knows what he's doing with Skyline, no doubt
Speaker 2: about it. I love it, WILLI and utter of Whoda
Speaker 2: Nation very happy today. We leave you with the immortal
Speaker 2: words of the Stodport.
Speaker 1: Where about Detroit, Well, thank you.
Speaker 2: There's a guy in my front door right there. What
Speaker 2: do you think about the cheese? Well, all I know,
Speaker 2: you know, you know what, at least we're not Dallas.
Speaker 2: That embarrassing yesterday, but the Lions did to the Cowboys
Speaker 2: at at at and T Stadium.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday, Jerry Jones. You just got spanked forty seven
Speaker 1: to nine by Detroit Bengo and Aiden Hutchinson broke his leg.
Speaker 8: Oh did you see that?
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 6: I didn't.
Speaker 1: I can't, I can't ugly.
Speaker 2: I'm a man segment, I'm a hairy s man, and
Speaker 2: I'm for Kamala Harris. I skin my own fish and
Speaker 2: right there got my Steake's medium rare. In fact, I
Speaker 2: make it rare. And by the way, I'll braid my
Speaker 2: daughter's hair, okay, And I'll pay for my daughter's abortion.
Speaker 1: And I believe in IVF. You know what IVF is
Speaker 1: I heard about the IDF. No, it's IVF.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: But aren't you a man's man and a woman's man.
Speaker 2: Don't you believe in women? Don't you want women?
Speaker 3: Said?
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't you braid your daughter's hair? Don't don't you
Speaker 2: order your steaks rare?
Speaker 3: Don't we did it, Joe?
Speaker 1: We got four to eight years of that. I can't wait.
Speaker 2: Insane Asylum segment. Thank you for your insipid involvement. But
Speaker 2: I want to know where Rocky Boyman is. I need
Speaker 2: facts from Rocky Boyman.
Speaker 1: That's what I need. Are you doing a home improvement show?
Speaker 1: I bet with the kids?
Speaker 2: Touchdown, Tim, that's a different story, that's for sure. Let's
Speaker 2: continue with more. Eddie and the rock are next, and
Speaker 2: we'll see what happens. Remember, real men vote for Kamala Harris. Okay,
Speaker 2: segment you got to have between your toes.
Speaker 1: Take a look. No that case, you're probably a Republican.
Speaker 1: Real men vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: So yeah.
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