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Speaker 1: Leland Viddert of News Nation, the main anchor, I call
Speaker 1: you the main guy there. I'm pushing Cromo aside and Leland,
Speaker 1: welcome to the Bill Cunningham show me you continue to
Speaker 1: have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Speaker 2: Bill, Thank you, always good to be with you.
Speaker 1: Many issues, so little time. Number one, I assume that
Speaker 1: book Original Sin is doing better than I thought as
Speaker 1: far as the sales by Jake Tapper, their own nuggets
Speaker 1: in there. And first thing as a newsman, as a correspondent,
Speaker 1: yourself irrespective of what they discover. I can only imagine
Speaker 1: if the grand pooh bahs a news nation, my good friend,
Speaker 1: and you're Sean Compton, if you would develop, over many
Speaker 1: many months or a year or two news items about
Speaker 1: a sitting president, and you held those news items from
Speaker 1: the air because you wanted to write a book later
Speaker 1: and make money that would not be well received. Have
Speaker 1: I missed a point here one way or another.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's quite fair to say that about
Speaker 2: Alex Thompson in that Alex Thompson, who's the co author,
Speaker 2: was on my program a number of times in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three and in twenty twenty four with significant new,
Speaker 2: thoughtful reporting about Joe Biden's help or lack thereof, and
Speaker 2: the accommodations that were made in the all discussions inside
Speaker 2: the White House. You know, is it fair to criticize
Speaker 2: that after the election they were doing this. I don't know.
Speaker 2: And oftentimes, and I think this is maybe a little
Speaker 2: bit too much inside baseball. But I'm defensive of Alex
Speaker 2: because he's a friend of mine. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: times that sources will talk to you for books or
Speaker 2: for projects that are going to happen after the election,
Speaker 2: when they wouldn't talk to you for day of news stories.
Speaker 2: So I don't think that really is the crux of
Speaker 2: the issue here.
Speaker 1: What is the crux then, because in Jake Tapper's case,
Speaker 1: he had information, either through Alex Thompson or others, that
Speaker 1: the president was mentally incapable of discharging his duties, and
Speaker 1: he acted as if in many interviews. And I'm sure
Speaker 1: you've seen the clips on cable news all the times
Speaker 1: that Jake Tapper attacked those who would question the mental
Speaker 1: acuity of Joe Biden when he knew the opposite was true.
Speaker 1: Isn't that a valid criticism.
Speaker 2: It's a very valid criticism. And by the way, you
Speaker 2: didn't have to be deeply sourced in Washington to realize
Speaker 2: that Joe Biden I had lost his had lost his
Speaker 2: fastball if you ever had one. All you had to
Speaker 2: do was watch Joe Biden and watch what the White
Speaker 2: House did to me. The bigger story here is the
Speaker 2: threat to democracy, and I didn't think it was almost
Speaker 2: more of a subversion of democracy than a threat to
Speaker 2: it because what has been reported and then this was
Speaker 2: not known during Biden's time in office, was how much
Speaker 2: he was infirmed, and thus other people were running the country.
Speaker 2: And that to me is that, to me, is one
Speaker 2: big issue. And then the fact that the media was
Speaker 2: so complicit in this, to the point I had Alex
Speaker 2: Thompson on my show a couple of days ago, and
Speaker 2: he said that members of Biden's inner circle even told
Speaker 2: him how shocked they were the things they got away with,
Speaker 2: and how shocked they were that they could bully the
Speaker 2: media into submission or silence on the Joe Biden issue,
Speaker 2: from the health issue out, you know, using threats. If
Speaker 2: you attack Joe Biden, you're helping Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And it continued. The most of the media, President Company, excluded,
Speaker 1: most of the newspapers covered up in a sense and important,
Speaker 1: maybe the cover up of this century. And they did
Speaker 1: it in order to make sure Donald Trump or later
Speaker 1: on Kamala Harris would become the president. Here's here's a
Speaker 1: big question. I don't fully understand, because on June twenty
Speaker 1: seventh of last year, the Great Debate took place between
Speaker 1: Biden and Trump. Surely Biden's team knew running up to
Speaker 1: the debate he was completely incapable of engaging in a
Speaker 1: debate on any issue. In fact, you said at one point,
Speaker 1: we have what we've cut off for destroyed Medicare, which
Speaker 1: I I don't know where that came from. And Trump
Speaker 1: at that point said something in the effect I have
Speaker 1: no idea what he's talking about. So why did the handlers,
Speaker 1: why did doctor Joe Biden and Hunter Biden, the crack
Speaker 1: addict who ran part of the presidency, Why do they
Speaker 1: permit the June twenty seventh debate to go on knowing
Speaker 1: the probable outcome.
Speaker 2: I don't think they thought that was going to be
Speaker 2: the probable outcome. Delusion in group think is a very
Speaker 2: powerful tool, and I think they did not realize how
Speaker 2: horrible it was going to be. I think it's pretty clear.
Speaker 2: I think they also realized they didn't have a choice.
Speaker 2: So those two things sort of came together, and thus
Speaker 2: we had the June twenty seventh debate. I thought the
Speaker 2: most important thing Trump said when Biden said, you know,
Speaker 2: I destroy Medica Medicat or whatever it was, is Trump said.
Speaker 2: Trump said, I don't know what he's talking about, and
Speaker 2: then he said, I don't think he does either, And that,
Speaker 2: to me was the real sort of point to be made,
Speaker 2: was that it was where everybody was thinking that Joe
Speaker 2: Biden had no idea what he was saying.
Speaker 1: And the spin room afterwards, of course I watched that,
Speaker 1: I rolled back watched it again. The spin room from
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and doctor Joe Biden were as cheerleaders. They
Speaker 1: blatantly lied, knowing the opposite was true. And yet the
Speaker 1: media did not report much on the lies told by
Speaker 1: those two. And so now the reporting is out by
Speaker 1: Alex Thompson and Jake Tapper that there was a small
Speaker 1: coterie of individuals running the presidency with an auto pen
Speaker 1: that included Anita Dunn, Ron Klaine, throw in Hunter Biden,
Speaker 1: the crack addict, throw in doctor Joe Biden. And so
Speaker 1: there's going to be hearings held later this summer on
Speaker 1: who was running the presidency. And you're as in tune
Speaker 1: as anyone in Washington relative to this. Is that good?
Speaker 1: Is that accurate? Reporting? That Joe Biden was not the
Speaker 1: president for big decisions, that the auto pen was used
Speaker 1: to sign bills, a firm Acts of the Congress, appoint
Speaker 1: ambassadors conduct American foreign policy, appoint federal judges, it was
Speaker 1: an auto pen, and Joe Biden, Ron Klaine, Anita Dunn,
Speaker 1: Hunter Biden, they were, in fact the president.
Speaker 2: I don't know to what extent that's true, and to
Speaker 2: what extent Also, in any administration, there is a lot
Speaker 2: of things that are are done in the name of
Speaker 2: the president that he did not make every single decision.
Speaker 2: Now he may sign off on it, he may be
Speaker 2: briefed on Hey, these are the ten people we're going
Speaker 2: to appoint for a federal judge s hip. I think
Speaker 2: the larger point you're getting to is a real one,
Speaker 2: which is that.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Could not discharge the office of the presidency as we
Speaker 2: know it. And then Thompson in the book, there's a
Speaker 2: passage about something you know, basically there was five people
Speaker 2: running the country, Mike, Donald, Steverschetti on that list that
Speaker 2: you laid out and best Joe Biden was a senior
Speaker 2: member of the board. Well, that's just not how it's
Speaker 2: supposed to work. That's not what American democracy is. So
Speaker 2: I think, you know, there is a lot more to
Speaker 2: see although and find out. I think it is interesting
Speaker 2: how now three days after or four days after the
Speaker 2: book came out, I came out on Tuesday, there is
Speaker 2: so little interest and there's so little interest in finding
Speaker 2: out more about Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis and when exactly
Speaker 2: he was diagnosed with cancer, and if he was earlier,
Speaker 2: why the cover up and who did it? And if
Speaker 2: he was diagnosed just last week as he claims, how
Speaker 2: something so simple is so obvious in the man with
Speaker 2: the best medical care in the world was missed.
Speaker 1: In fact, he has medical team's following him. He said
Speaker 1: cancer before polyps, and he said cancer skin. I would
Speaker 1: think as an elderly American, I'm like a man not
Speaker 1: quite that old, but I get PSA test done every year.
Speaker 1: I have a digital rectal exams drees. It's part of
Speaker 1: the deal. I do not believe that his medical team
Speaker 1: really was in the dark for eleven or twelve years
Speaker 1: about the PSA number. I do not believe that. Of course,
Speaker 1: I disbelieve the idea that he received terrible medical care
Speaker 1: and now he's got stage four in the Leaston's score
Speaker 1: of nine, which means he's dying over the next two
Speaker 1: to three to four years, very likely a testasize to
Speaker 1: the bone. Do you believe that the medical team around
Speaker 1: the president of the United States had no clue about
Speaker 1: this for eleven years.
Speaker 2: No, I don't, and it not only does there's no
Speaker 2: reason to believe Keean Biden when they say that, right,
Speaker 2: because we know they have covered up the past health issues.
Speaker 2: I'll give you one more thing that if he was
Speaker 2: under medical care for prostate cancer, which seems to be
Speaker 2: the most likely scenario, the drugs that are given for that,
Speaker 2: the hormone therapy and the other drugs that are given
Speaker 2: for prostect cancer create a lot of the cognitive issues
Speaker 2: that we observed in Joe Biden over the past couple
Speaker 2: of years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the cover up continues now. Second issue, the tax bill.
Speaker 1: There were two Congressmen who voted against it on the
Speaker 1: Republican side. One was Thomas Massey, a frequent guest of
Speaker 1: mine from northern Kentucky. The other one is Warren Davidson,
Speaker 1: a frequent guest of mine and a friend of mine
Speaker 1: from Ohio. Those two along said no, and Warren davids
Speaker 1: and Congressman sent me the budget for the next three
Speaker 1: to four years. Despite what dose is doing spiral that
Speaker 1: cuts in the federal workforce, we continue to borrow about
Speaker 1: two trillion dollars every year for the next four to
Speaker 1: five years until at least twenty twenty nine or twenty
Speaker 1: thirty and so these men I consider them to be principal.
Speaker 1: It said, now, wait a minute, we're here to cut
Speaker 1: spending and we're not here to play winners and losers
Speaker 1: black and white. It's not blue or red, it's green,
Speaker 1: which is the money we're still going to borrow two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars and a few days ago on the ten
Speaker 1: and twenty year Treasury notes, we had to pay more interest.
Speaker 1: Large numbers of foreign investors and others want more interest
Speaker 1: to take our debt. We have about eight to ten
Speaker 1: trillion of debt coming due later this year. That was
Speaker 1: at one point seventy five now it's going to be
Speaker 1: close to five percent. In other words, there's nothing that's
Speaker 1: happened with DOGE or cuts to the federal workforce that's
Speaker 1: going to change the amount of money we borrow. And
Speaker 1: that's why Thomas Massey and Warren Davidson Republicans, withstood the
Speaker 1: pressure and said, not on my watch comments.
Speaker 2: The math of the federal budget cannot be repealed by
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, as powerful as he is. The economic reality
Speaker 2: is a is a reality. And I'm I'm an old
Speaker 2: fashioned conservative in the sense, in the sense of budgets.
Speaker 2: You know it is interesting that America says they are
Speaker 2: conservative and fiscally conservative is George Will point out last
Speaker 2: night and the show, they're fiscally conservative in words only
Speaker 2: in actions, there sdr liberals.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: The fact that the United States can continue to print
Speaker 2: money forever and ever makes us different than than every
Speaker 2: country in the world, And tell it does not. And
Speaker 2: I think what you are seeing slowly as having away
Speaker 2: once wrote and then suddenly is a retreat of America
Speaker 2: from the pinnacle of being an indispensable nation in the world.
Speaker 2: And here's where I think is the sad part. Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: who is a man in deep desire of a legacy
Speaker 2: and a place, you know, in greatness of American presidents,
Speaker 2: could have really done that with this, could have reformed
Speaker 2: Social Security, could have reformed Medicaid, could have actually forced
Speaker 2: through big cuts. We now know that DOGE did far
Speaker 2: less than ten percent of what it promised and could
Speaker 2: have changed the trajectory of America's financial future for the
Speaker 2: next one hundred years. This was a big missed opportunity
Speaker 2: to get a couple of tax cuts, and I think
Speaker 2: that will go down as just that a real missd
Speaker 2: opportunity for.
Speaker 1: The last three or four months. All I've seen is
Speaker 1: about doege taking a chainsaw. I've heard the slashing Medicare, Medicaid, etc.
Speaker 1: At the bottom line, we're spending more money in the
Speaker 1: next fiscal than we spend in the last fiscal, more
Speaker 1: money after that. I love the term dynamic scoring was
Speaker 1: not done by the CBO. That doesn't take into account
Speaker 1: all the economic growth and the TEX cuts. But in reality,
Speaker 1: we cannot owe fifty trillion dollars with another one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty trillion and unfunded liabilities, and stay is a
Speaker 1: nation that's functional. We can't do it. It doesn't work. And
Speaker 1: these piddling arguments about work requirements are interesting, But to
Speaker 1: change the financial trajectory, the most predictive calamity is about
Speaker 1: to strike America in the next five to ten years
Speaker 1: has been avoided again. And I've said Leland Vindert of
Speaker 1: News Nation before that if this crew cannot get that done,
Speaker 1: if this crew cannot advance social security retirement age means
Speaker 1: tested to some extent, if his crew cannot change the
Speaker 1: trajectory of our debt, then there's no hope with a
Speaker 1: King Jeffreys or Governor Pritzer becoming the president of them
Speaker 1: doing it and we're in deep trouble.
Speaker 2: But well, I don't think it's not only not a hope,
Speaker 2: but there's not a desire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you don't have a desire, there's no hope.
Speaker 1: We we I have no hope. And these other nations
Speaker 1: are going to des No, they don't want to. They
Speaker 1: want to favor whichever party's in power. Those who support
Speaker 1: that party get the goodies, and the other party gets
Speaker 1: a haircut, and then the other party gets back in
Speaker 1: charge and the opposite takes place. And that's just the
Speaker 1: way it is. And I don't there's no desire, and
Speaker 1: that's why to an extent, I get Congressman Thomas Massey,
Speaker 1: and I get Warren Davidson. At least they're saying, no,
Speaker 1: wait a minute, we can't live like this much longer.
Speaker 1: And at some point the chickens are going to come
Speaker 1: home to roost, and you don't want to be around
Speaker 1: when it happens. It's going to be very ugly. It's
Speaker 1: going to be a nineteen thirties type Germany situation in
Speaker 1: which we're going to barrels full of money to buy
Speaker 1: a loaf of bread because the value of our currency
Speaker 1: is going to plummet, and anyone getting a check from
Speaker 1: the government's going to suffer along with many others. But
Speaker 1: Leland vetter to continue to have a great Memorial Day weekend.
Speaker 1: I'll continue to watch and we'll see what happens down
Speaker 1: the road with Harvard et cetera, and see what happens
Speaker 1: with the tax bill as he goes to the Senate.
Speaker 1: But once again, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 1: and Leland, you're a great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bill, God bless you. Letus continue with more
Speaker 1: happy days are here again. Spend as if there's no tomorrow,
Speaker 1: borrow more money, pass on the bills to our kids
Speaker 1: and grandkids, let them deal with it, and don't like
Speaker 1: it one bit. I had hopes of doge what one trillion,
Speaker 1: two trillion. It turned out to be less than one
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty billion dollars a well less than ten
Speaker 1: percent and probably closer to five percent. And then that
Speaker 1: will grow over time back once again well over two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars a year that we borrow, which is about
Speaker 1: six billion dollars every day of new money. Bill cunning
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Speaker 1: All right, now, First of all, I want to thank
Speaker 1: all the families left behind. As a veteran gives us
Speaker 1: life for this country. Often we abuse that freedoms accorded
Speaker 1: to us by speaking out of turn, making a fool
Speaker 1: of themselves, not practicing what we'd like to think we preach.
Speaker 1: So I want to thank the families whose loved ones
Speaker 1: sacrifice so much. This is Memorial Day weekend, in which
Speaker 1: we celebrate and acknowledge the sacrifice of about one point
Speaker 1: two million American service personnel since about seventeen seventy six
Speaker 1: who gave their life for this country. Secondly, coming up
Speaker 1: at one oh seven today will be the Great Amy
Speaker 1: Murray was a member of the Railway Board. I can
Speaker 1: recall a year and a half ago the naysayers were saying,
Speaker 1: this was a bad deal to sell this railroad between
Speaker 1: here and Nashville that was, by the way, created long
Speaker 1: before I seventy five, was even considered as a way
Speaker 1: of getting freight from Cincinnati mainly Procter and god Procter
Speaker 1: and Gamble to the South and beyond. Sold for one
Speaker 1: point six mil. And right now as I speak on
Speaker 1: Memorial Day weekend, there's one point seven million still in
Speaker 1: the fun and it threw off about forty six million
Speaker 1: dollars or so threw off a lot of money and dividends, etc.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, fifty six million dollars was thrown off, which
Speaker 1: is more than double what was available otherwise. And as
Speaker 1: an American I only have one fear now his government
Speaker 1: misusing the money. As you might recall, this cannot go
Speaker 1: into a general fund. The lawmakers here and mainly Amy
Speaker 1: Murray and Charlie Lucan, went to Columbus and had state
Speaker 1: legislation passed putting handcuffs on the city of Cincinnati and
Speaker 1: spending the dividends and the interest from these funds they
Speaker 1: can't spend it on things like homeless shelters or other
Speaker 1: a human capital infrastructure. I'm not sure what a human
Speaker 1: capital infrastructure is, but I know what a pothole is,
Speaker 1: and this money can only be spent for those purposes.
Speaker 1: So she's coming up with us about one oh six today,
Speaker 1: in about twenty five or thirty minutes, and then after
Speaker 1: two o'clock today I have a guest on from Israel
Speaker 1: about what's happening there and the fight against the moss
Speaker 1: and what's occurring. So a big show planned today. Plus
Speaker 1: Rets baseball kicks off about five forty this afternoon, Cubs
Speaker 1: in town first pitch about six forty. It's a huge weekend,
Speaker 1: plus the ten of Cincinnati and Moore this weekend can't
Speaker 1: get much better than that. But let's get into this
Speaker 1: just a little bit. And that is when I talked
Speaker 1: to Leland Vitter. We talked about the massive cover up
Speaker 1: of the Biden presidency occasioned by the news media rooting
Speaker 1: him on and hiding for him the facts upon which
Speaker 1: you could have cast some informed ballot. The decline started
Speaker 1: probably seven, eight, nine years ago, and in fact the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party did not want him. You might recall, in
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, Hillary Clinton had run and lost, and so
Speaker 1: it was thoughts and the twenty twenty Trump's going to
Speaker 1: get a second term. We can't have that. And so
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party under the word underlying the word Democratic
Speaker 1: Party decided not to have any more primaries because Bernie
Speaker 1: Sanders was about to win, or Pete Budajudge, for God's sakes.
Speaker 1: So the Democratic Party got behind one guy who was
Speaker 1: an old white guy that could manipulate, who had no
Speaker 1: mind of his own. His mind had turned a mush
Speaker 1: by that point in twenty nineteen twenty twenty, and so
Speaker 1: let's go with old Joe Biden. He'll be an empty
Speaker 1: vessel in which we can pour whatever it is we
Speaker 1: want to pour, and he'll do whatever we tell him
Speaker 1: to do because he don't know what's going on anyway.
Speaker 1: So in South Carolina, when it was becoming obvious that
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders was going to win the nomination, the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party could not have that. They said, we can't have
Speaker 1: this occur, and therefore we're going to take democracy out
Speaker 1: of the Democratic Party and just annoy Joe Biden's the nominee,
Speaker 1: thinking that he could beat Donald Trump. Along comes COVID.
Speaker 1: It hit in March or April of twenty twenty. You
Speaker 1: might recall yours truly is the designated survivor. I was
Speaker 1: contacted by Department of Homeland Security. They prepared a bunker
Speaker 1: for me and Mason in which I would broadcast underneath
Speaker 1: the tower necessary information if there was a real crisis.
Speaker 1: The goal of the mainstream meeting the Democratic Party was
Speaker 1: to make sure that the nominee, Joe Biden, did not
Speaker 1: have to campaign. In fact, COVID was so ubiquitous it
Speaker 1: was said then, well don't campaign. That fitting very nicely,
Speaker 1: like filling an inside straight with Joe Biden campaigning from
Speaker 1: his basement in Delaware. And the media, of course, did
Speaker 1: not ask questions, did not demand some access to Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: They simply wanted to get rid of Donald Trump by
Speaker 1: any means necessary. The COVID came along at a perfect time,
Speaker 1: and then you had numerous state legislatures roll over and
Speaker 1: played dead as governors and others set the new rules
Speaker 1: of the election for twenty twenty. And by the constitution,
Speaker 1: only state legislatures can erect, change, or create or eliminate
Speaker 1: voting procedures in each state. Well, this was a crisis.
Speaker 1: And so that meant if you're in Pennsylvania or Wisconsin
Speaker 1: or Michigan, that the of election in each county, by
Speaker 1: the way, they're not the state legislatures would mail out
Speaker 1: ballots to every registered voter because of the crisis of COVID,
Speaker 1: so there was no signature of verification, and the ballots
Speaker 1: flooded into the electoral offices of those three states. And
Speaker 1: guess what, Joe Biden won Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. And
Speaker 1: there was complicity with the federal courts who said, we're
Speaker 1: rolling the crisis right now, so we're not going to
Speaker 1: really rule in this issue yay or nay. So you know,
Speaker 1: we got elected Joe Biden and the Democratic Party happy
Speaker 1: days are here again. With Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer
Speaker 1: in charge, they ran through about five trillion dollars in
Speaker 1: additional spending. Highlighted I'm watching last night. Senator John Kennedy
Speaker 1: Louisiana talked to Leeselden, head of the EPA. Right now,
Speaker 1: in the last sixty seven days of the Biden administration,
Speaker 1: they had an extra ninety seven billion dollars to get
Speaker 1: out the door before Trump took office. Ninety seven billion
Speaker 1: of appropriated money. And so they sent out thousands of
Speaker 1: emails to democratic action groups all over the country saying,
Speaker 1: please apply now. No bonus plan available, No business plan
Speaker 1: has to be given. Quickly, form up an LLC, make
Speaker 1: it a C four or C five, make it for
Speaker 1: profit or not for profit. We got ninety seven billion
Speaker 1: dollars we want to give you. Please apply before Trump
Speaker 1: takes over. And this happened between November fifth and January
Speaker 1: the twentieth. So the money just flew out of Washington
Speaker 1: like bats out of hell on Easter Sunday morning to
Speaker 1: interest groups all over the country, paying off the Stacy
Speaker 1: Abrams and the Hillary Clintons and others billions of dollars
Speaker 1: for nothing. And that's being investigated right now. So when
Speaker 1: you have a decrepit, cancer ridden, mentally absent president who's
Speaker 1: running the presidency? Well, Leland Vindert and I mentioned some
Speaker 1: of the names. How about Hunter Biden running the presidency?
Speaker 1: According to the book Original Sin from Jake Tapper and
Speaker 1: Alex Thompson, he was making decisions with the auto penn
Speaker 1: along with Ron Klain, chief of staff Anita Dunn, the
Speaker 1: Chief domestic advisor, Jeffreys, Ence and others, a guy named Dodonalan,
Speaker 1: Michael o'donollan. They were all running the presidency at least
Speaker 1: for the last two years and probably longer than that,
Speaker 1: along with doctor Joe Biden and of course Hunter Biden.
Speaker 1: The crack addict was in and out of cabinet meetings.
Speaker 1: The President, according to this book, for the last two
Speaker 1: years of his presidency, conducted no cabinet meetings. There was
Speaker 1: no interaction with the media. And what did the media do,
Speaker 1: their blind, dumbefuddled fools. They did nothing to inform you
Speaker 1: as to how bad it was inside the White House
Speaker 1: because it was not in their injured to do so.
Speaker 1: The hoax, the fraud of Joe Biden, the Democrats, encouraged
Speaker 1: by Kamala Harris and doctor Joe Biden and Akeem Jefferies
Speaker 1: and Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, continued unabated, and the
Speaker 1: news media, which should be watchdogs, became lap dogs instead
Speaker 1: of hell with it. We want Kamala Harris to win.
Speaker 1: On June the twenty seventh, when the Great Debate took place,
Speaker 1: that was the Joe Biden that was present every day.
Speaker 1: No one can tell me. When I reported on it.
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity reported on it, Howie Carr reported on it
Speaker 1: in conservative talk radio. We pointed out that my lieon
Speaker 1: eyes are telling me the truth, but the media, including
Speaker 1: Jake Tapper at CNN, the so called a Clinton news
Speaker 1: network news network, did not. He attacked anyone who would
Speaker 1: suggest that possibly Joe Biden is not the president attacked.
Speaker 1: And I pointed out to Leland Vinter about a half
Speaker 1: an hour ago that if you're in the news gathering
Speaker 1: business and you're with the cable news network and you're
Speaker 1: not reporting news because you want that person or other
Speaker 1: person to win or lose based upon your personal political feelings,
Speaker 1: you've lost all credibility, which of course is the case
Speaker 1: with the news media, completely lost credibility because they did
Speaker 1: not report the truth. I can only imagine if a
Speaker 1: legitimate newsman or newswoman knew news that was salient to
Speaker 1: the moments at hand and refused to report it until
Speaker 1: they were paid to write a book months or years later,
Speaker 1: what should happen? But it didn't happen. Kamala Harris still
Speaker 1: got believe it or not, about seventy four million votes.
Speaker 1: The Trumpster got seventy seven million votes and the so
Speaker 1: called legitimate election in twenty twenty was was not a
Speaker 1: legitimate election. Joe Biden got eight one million votes, which
Speaker 1: is fourteen million more votes than Barack Hu's and Obama
Speaker 1: ever received. How's it possible that a non candidate who's
Speaker 1: noncommunicative in his basement got eighty one million votes? Who's
Speaker 1: counting the ballots? Where are they coming from? Nobody knew
Speaker 1: it was all about COVID, all about COVID. So we're
Speaker 1: told time and time again by the mainstream news media
Speaker 1: about lies and hoaxes that don't fit our diet try
Speaker 1: but nonetheless they're reported. And now I don't know how
Speaker 1: Jake Tapper and NBC ABCCBS goes on anymore and reports
Speaker 1: the news. Well, let's face it, we don't believe what's
Speaker 1: what we're being told. They're all lies. What does work
Speaker 1: is talk radio, a lot of the podcast work, and
Speaker 1: also independent reading and analysis. Because we've been lied to
Speaker 1: so many times by the mainstream media, you can't take
Speaker 1: it anymore. Just a few lies reported as fact. How
Speaker 1: about Elon Musk and his NAT's the salute hoax? Or
Speaker 1: black newborns much more likely to die if the doctor
Speaker 1: is white? That hoax was proven to be a lie,
Speaker 1: or the Springfield, Ohio bomb threat hoax, or Trump called
Speaker 1: for Liz Channing to be arrested and executed hoax or
Speaker 1: violent crime under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris is down
Speaker 1: that hoax. I could go on with fifty or sixty
Speaker 1: more lies told by the mainstream media that caused I
Speaker 1: guess seventy four million people to vote the Rember the
Speaker 1: fifth to stay with Kamala Harris, who told us that day,
Speaker 1: the night after, and the days after that debate on
Speaker 1: June the twenty seventh, that Joe Biden is fit as
Speaker 1: a fiddle. He can solve a Rubik's cube in about
Speaker 1: nine seconds. He understands Japanese calculus and could beat Benjamin.
Speaker 1: He could beat Spock at a game of three dimensional
Speaker 1: vulcan chess. They all told us repeatedly that our lion
Speaker 1: eyes didn't see the truth, and that we want to
Speaker 1: keep him in power until guess what he begins the
Speaker 1: second term. Then we'll make public his prosta cancer diagnosis,
Speaker 1: which they knew about for years and didn't report on.
Speaker 1: And then Kamala Harris slips into the presidency and can
Speaker 1: run for the next eight years. We'd have Biden and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris for about twelve years, and this country would
Speaker 1: never be the same. That was the plan, and thank
Speaker 1: god you figured it out. I may disagree at times
Speaker 1: with some of the activities and the tweets and the
Speaker 1: punching down he often does Donald Trump does to those
Speaker 1: who should ignore. He should completely ignore the Boss, Bruce Springsteen,
Speaker 1: just ignore Taylor Swift, get on with life. But I'll
Speaker 1: take his occasional mistakes repeatedly as opposed to what was
Speaker 1: dealt to us the last four years under Joe Biden
Speaker 1: and the lies told by Democrats who lied to you
Speaker 1: repeatedly about his condition, who ran the presidency reporting now
Speaker 1: it was Hunter Biden and Joe Biden, Anita Dunn and
Speaker 1: Ron Klaine. What did they know and when did they
Speaker 1: know it? About Joe Biden's infirmities. The spouse, the children,
Speaker 1: the adult kids knew immediately what was going on. They're
Speaker 1: with them every day. And doctor Joe Biden was the
Speaker 1: main orchestrator of the cover up that was not covered
Speaker 1: by the media. And I don't know where in the
Speaker 1: hell the so called legacy media media now goes the
Speaker 1: job of the media in this country is to investigate
Speaker 1: signs and symptoms of corruption, misconduct, or presidential incapabilities of performing.
Speaker 1: It was obvious to you and me and everyone with
Speaker 1: a brain and an eyeballs that Joe Biden was in
Speaker 1: dire mental condition by at least twenty twenty two, and
Speaker 1: probably before. So why didn't NBC, ABC, CBS put reporters
Speaker 1: on that story because it didn't fit their bias. And
Speaker 1: when the media has a bias and doesn't give you
Speaker 1: the truth, the republic is in trouble. They were so
Speaker 1: committed to the defeat and destruction of Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: the Republicans they simply looked the other way until on
Speaker 1: June twenty seventh the condition became too obvious. And then
Speaker 1: what do you do at that point? So who do
Speaker 1: you trust now to get accurate information from? It's up
Speaker 1: to you. You can't listen to the media. They've lied
Speaker 1: to you so many times, lies upon lies that they're
Speaker 1: not worthy of being believed. So I don't believe anything
Speaker 1: I hear in the nightly news are the cable news
Speaker 1: shows I watch, MSNBC and CNN, So you don't have to.
Speaker 1: Our government was not built on it. The idea that
Speaker 1: the First Amendment would give to the news media special
Speaker 1: protections to tell the truth. And the fact is Joe
Speaker 1: Biden was not the president for many years. In the
Speaker 1: face of a blaring light of public attention, our checks
Speaker 1: and balances completely failed. One of those checks and balances
Speaker 1: would be the mainstream media that contain used to repeatedly
Speaker 1: lie this time about Donald Trump, again and again and again.
Speaker 1: And one asked about what did you know and when
Speaker 1: did you know it a Keem Jeffreys or Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: or Chuck Schumer. Their answer is that's the past, let's
Speaker 1: move on. Well, when one commits a serious crime, there
Speaker 1: has to be an acknowledgment of wrongdoing, an admission of guilt,
Speaker 1: and then let's move forward. At this point, the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party simply says, let's move on. It's not working with me,
Speaker 1: and I don't think it's working with you all. Let's continue,
Speaker 1: and after one o'clock today we're gonna have Amy Murray
Speaker 1: here to talk about the money from the sale of
Speaker 1: the railroad that many liberal Democrats said, don't do it.
Speaker 1: Thank god, it was done and done the right way.
Speaker 1: After two o'clock today, we have a guest on from
Speaker 1: Israel about what's happening in Israel A relative to the
Speaker 1: murder of those two Israeli embassy members who simply wanted
Speaker 1: to live their life simply. They were hunted down because
Speaker 1: of their because of the religious faith, and murdered in
Speaker 1: cold blood. The murderer stood over the body of that
Speaker 1: fine young woman, emptying the rest of his clip into
Speaker 1: her back as she pleaded for her life. And it's sad,
Speaker 1: but that's the world in which we live. Israel is
Speaker 1: a Western democracy hamas hesbalah iran or savages that must
Speaker 1: be defeated at every turn. Twelve fifty six Homeo Reds
Speaker 1: Who's Radio seven hundred WLWHI Billy Cunning in the Great Amara,
Speaker 1: And of course the mayor, after a year of all
Speaker 1: came out with his plan for the next fiscal year
Speaker 1: in the City of Cincinnati. It's about a five hundred
Speaker 1: and forty three million dollar annual city budget that includes
Speaker 1: the first fifty six million dollar payment from the railroad
Speaker 1: to sale voters approved in twenty twenty three. Here we
Speaker 1: are about a year and a half later. Time flies
Speaker 1: when you're having fun, and there's concerned by many that
Speaker 1: the infrastructure moneys that voted on by the tax p
Speaker 1: will go for reasons and purposes other than what was intended.
Speaker 1: A woman that knows where the bodies are buried all
Speaker 1: over Hamilton County is Amy Murray, who spent many years
Speaker 1: on the Cincinnati Southern Railway Board, who advocated for the
Speaker 1: sale of that property between here and I think Nashville.
Speaker 1: And now the chickens are coming home to roost. And
Speaker 1: Amy Murray, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Amy,
Speaker 1: how are you good?
Speaker 4: How are you Willie?
Speaker 1: I'm living the American dream. Let's go back a little
Speaker 1: bit in time. What did the voters want.
Speaker 4: To tell you?
Speaker 5: All right, it is Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Chattanooga.
Speaker 1: I'm reading a story in the All right, that's good.
Speaker 1: Tell the American people in twenty twenty three, what did
Speaker 1: we vote for at that point? To refresh individuals memories?
Speaker 4: Well, absolutely so.
Speaker 5: I've been on the Cincinnati Southern Railway Board for five
Speaker 5: years total. And you know, one hundred years ago, our
Speaker 5: four fathers, four mothers in the city of Cincinnati voted
Speaker 5: that we need to have a railway from here to
Speaker 5: the south so that we would have commerce in that area.
Speaker 5: And we were the only municipality that had.
Speaker 4: A rail line. We leased the line to Norfolk.
Speaker 5: Southern and they paid us approximately twenty three million dollars
Speaker 5: a year. That money went strictly to maintain infrastructure in
Speaker 5: the City of Cincinnati. We had a lease that was
Speaker 5: coming up with Norfolk Southern, and we talked to Norfolk
Speaker 5: Southern and looked at lease negotiations and what we can do,
Speaker 5: and we felt we should get a lot more money
Speaker 5: than twenty three million, but based on the lease that
Speaker 5: had been made twenty five years earlier, we kind of
Speaker 5: kept losing out in all of the negotiations. Norfolk then
Speaker 5: started talking to us that they wanted to acquire the
Speaker 5: rail line, and we said, absolutely no way, we don't
Speaker 5: want to do that. We need to keep this money
Speaker 5: in perfectuity. On the board of Southern Railway, we're all
Speaker 5: not paid. There's five members. It cannot be more than
Speaker 5: three people one political party, a balance there, and we
Speaker 5: were looking at I think Norfolk Southern started with offering
Speaker 5: us maybe six hundred million, and then they went up
Speaker 5: to eight hundred million, and we all said, absolutely not,
Speaker 5: we are not going to do this. We want to
Speaker 5: keep the money protected through this Railroad. Then as we
Speaker 5: got into further negotiations a year or two years later,
Speaker 5: and we looked at a lot of information, all of
Speaker 5: a sudden, rely it came to us, if we had
Speaker 5: one point six billion dollars of city money, would we
Speaker 5: invest that in one line of business and in one company?
Speaker 5: Would you ever, That'd be crazy, that would be crazy.
Speaker 5: And so as we started looking this, we thought, if
Speaker 5: something happens with Norfolk Southern, if they end up going
Speaker 5: out of business, if they sell off this line, then
Speaker 5: the city's going to end up with nothing, receiving no
Speaker 5: money and be responsible for the line that were on.
Speaker 5: It also became apparent to us with our talks with them,
Speaker 5: is they had alternatives to get down to Tennessee then
Speaker 5: straight from Cincinnati, and so our route was the easiest
Speaker 5: for them, but they had other ways to get their
Speaker 5: freight down there. So that's when we made a decision
Speaker 5: and said, you know what, you know, we should look
Speaker 5: at this seriously. And they ended up going to one
Speaker 5: point six billion dollars, which you know, was double what
Speaker 5: they offered initially, and that's when we decided that this
Speaker 5: would be better for the city. But we did have
Speaker 5: state law changed and we have the state law changed
Speaker 5: so that the city had to keep using it on infrastructure.
Speaker 4: It could not be used for anything else.
Speaker 1: Well, now there is concerns and the state law was changed,
Speaker 1: which gives you more of a backstop. But I have
Speaker 1: to have Pearavol says, this money is part of the
Speaker 1: almost six hundred million dollar budget. Do they have the power?
Speaker 1: What is infrastructure? What about human infrastructure? What about a
Speaker 1: homeless shelter? What about bike paths? What's included? Can you
Speaker 1: be specific as to how the money can be spent
Speaker 1: and what cannot be spent on?
Speaker 4: Yes, and let me back up here, Willie.
Speaker 5: When we sold it, we were giving the city about
Speaker 5: twenty three million dollars a year, and so we really
Speaker 5: separate what the Cincinnati Southern Railway did, and then we
Speaker 5: would give it to the elected officials and they were
Speaker 5: responsible for sending spending the money in the proper way
Speaker 5: on infrastructure. Since we've sold it, Willy, it's gone from
Speaker 5: one point six billion dollars in our account to one
Speaker 5: point seven billion, So it's increased. It's worth even with
Speaker 5: the market the way that it's been, and so we
Speaker 5: with ubs wisely invested it part in stocks a part
Speaker 5: in bonds also so that we'd be able to you know,
Speaker 5: we wanted to be as conservative as we could be
Speaker 5: so that this would last for a long time for
Speaker 5: the citizens of Cincinnati, And through just the dividends on bonds,
Speaker 5: we were able to bring out sixty million dollars, which
Speaker 5: is what we're using to give to the city. So
Speaker 5: in the past we've given the city twenty three million
Speaker 5: a year. This year WILLI it's up to fifty six million,
Speaker 5: the very first year, more than.
Speaker 4: The citizens of Cincinnati are getting double.
Speaker 5: And what I always say in what I learned at
Speaker 5: Procter and Gamble, is you need and I know I
Speaker 5: I agree with you. I don't trust a lot of
Speaker 5: what this city sometimes doesn't what they spend it on.
Speaker 5: But if you look at what's happened in the past,
Speaker 5: it's an indication of what will happen in the future.
Speaker 4: And with this money from the.
Speaker 5: Railroad sale, the city has always used it on the
Speaker 5: proper infrastructure. They have done that, and so we are
Speaker 5: giving them double the amount. One of the things that
Speaker 5: I heard was coming through in the bill that a
Speaker 5: third of the money that we'll be giving them fifty
Speaker 5: six million is going to go to road infrastructure. I mean,
Speaker 5: that's amazing. That's what we need in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: And at least what I can tell everyone on council
Speaker 5: and the mayor, they're looking at things like roads, potholes,
Speaker 5: police stations. We have so much old infrastructure needs that
Speaker 5: you know, this this will help it, but it's certainly
Speaker 5: not going to fix it all. So I have faith
Speaker 5: that this is what they're going to be using it
Speaker 5: for now. My only concern is we have some you know,
Speaker 5: actors out there that are trying to say we want
Speaker 5: to change a state law, or we want to use
Speaker 5: this to pay off and property tax, or we want
Speaker 5: to use this for all these other things.
Speaker 4: That's not the purpose of it is.
Speaker 5: And I would encourage people if someone comes to you
Speaker 5: that they have if they have a.
Speaker 4: Petition they want you to sign.
Speaker 5: You know, it's a money grab for this money, and
Speaker 5: we tried to lock it up as best as we
Speaker 5: could so that it's just to be used for infrastructure
Speaker 5: of the city for years and decades and decades to come.
Speaker 1: You know, our friend Robin Reagan said, trust but verify.
Speaker 1: So if this money is going to be spent for
Speaker 1: homeless shelters or for a human capital whatever the hell
Speaker 1: that is that the Chris Finney's of the world would
Speaker 1: be out there to sue to make sure that the
Speaker 1: handcuffs are in a lock box on city council not
Speaker 1: to spend this money but contrary to state law. Is
Speaker 1: that correct?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 5: Absolutely, And what the Southern Railway has done as well
Speaker 5: is they are putting together it's coming out in the
Speaker 5: next week. They'll be having a website that you can
Speaker 5: go to. It's the CSRT dot org. So it's the
Speaker 5: Cincinnati Southern Railway Trustee dot org. And the city is
Speaker 5: now at every one of the board meetings given a
Speaker 5: presentation on where the money is going to, and that
Speaker 5: will be put up on the Cincinnati Southern Railway Trustees
Speaker 5: for a website every month, and so you'll be able
Speaker 5: to see what the money is being used for. So
Speaker 5: we are trying to be as transparent as possible because,
Speaker 5: you know, those of us that worked with Norfolk Southern
Speaker 5: and brought this vote to the voters, we feel very responsible.
Speaker 5: So we want to make sure that it's as transparent
Speaker 5: as possible. You know, right now we're giving the city
Speaker 5: double the money that they've gotten before, and you know what,
Speaker 5: we'd me willy as we could have ended up giving
Speaker 5: them nothing. If something happened with the rail line or
Speaker 5: if they took another rout to Tennessee, we would be
Speaker 5: left with nothing.
Speaker 4: So, you know, I think we're in a really, really
Speaker 4: good situation. This should be celebrated.
Speaker 1: This is a success story. Plus the the corpus, the
Speaker 1: body one from one point five to one point seven,
Speaker 1: which is about a two hundred million dollar increase, and
Speaker 1: the devidends to speak one point six. I'm sorry, one
Speaker 1: point six to one point seven. That's one hundred appreciate.
Speaker 5: I'd rather yeah, I'd rather have it be you know,
Speaker 5: one point five. But you know, and that's during this
Speaker 5: difficult economic time that we have still managed to get
Speaker 5: to one point seven. So I think, you know, the
Speaker 5: way that this board has been run, the way that
Speaker 5: it's a bipartisan board, it's really looking at what's best
Speaker 5: for long term fiscal strength of the City of Cincinnati
Speaker 5: and to keep our infrastructure running.
Speaker 4: You know, this should be heralded as a really good.
Speaker 5: Example of both sides working together and coming out with
Speaker 5: a good plan for the city. Could you imagine if
Speaker 5: Norfolk Southern ended up leaving this line and all of
Speaker 5: a sudden we had none of this. My people would say, like,
Speaker 5: where are council members on this? Where was Cincinnati Southern Railway?
Speaker 5: You know, That's why we were active with this, to
Speaker 5: make sure that we protect this asset for the city.
Speaker 1: And in fact, many said at the time, let's not
Speaker 1: do it. You're going to give the politicians' ability to
Speaker 1: spend the money, et cetera. Plus it's it's a great asset.
Speaker 1: It's worth a lot more than that. And what would
Speaker 1: you say to those who criticized it in the.
Speaker 5: Beginning, Well, that was very frustrating to me. My biggest
Speaker 5: frustration with those that did criticize it. None of them
Speaker 5: had come to any of our meetings. The people that
Speaker 5: were allowed at saying this shouldn't happen had not attended
Speaker 5: one meeting. They weren't aware of all the facts, They
Speaker 5: hadn't been involved. I really think in a lot of
Speaker 5: cases willing as you know, as people that just wanted
Speaker 5: to get on the radio, or they were running for
Speaker 5: a different office and wanted to have something to run about.
Speaker 5: I feel like if they were really concerned about it,
Speaker 5: they could have gone to one of any of us
Speaker 5: on the board to say, help me understand us and
Speaker 5: talk to us about it and you know, maybe provide
Speaker 5: us with what they were thinking. But I don't think
Speaker 5: that was ever the intent. So it was frustrating for
Speaker 5: me that that happened. But you know, we have always
Speaker 5: had open board meetings. Anyone is welcome to come. It's
Speaker 5: a public.
Speaker 4: Board, and I think we're in a good, good direction.
Speaker 5: And you know, especially with the economy having had difficulties
Speaker 5: in the stock market the last two months, that we
Speaker 5: were still able to pree to one point seven billion,
Speaker 5: I think speaks volumes. And you know, we were very
Speaker 5: careful when we picked our broker and who would be managing.
Speaker 4: This money that we have the right mix so that
Speaker 4: it's a soft.
Speaker 5: Market did go down, you know, we won't be losing
Speaker 5: the money of the citizens of Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: Ye.
Speaker 1: It's the key thing to keep our city as great
Speaker 1: as it is. Despite our criticisms and I have many,
Speaker 1: there's so many right things about our town and the city,
Speaker 1: despite the predilections of many. Is the heart that beats
Speaker 1: the tri State. And you can't have a situation like
Speaker 1: in Dayton that's sinking Montgomery County or Detroit that is
Speaker 1: sinking Wayne County at least Cincinnati because of the Bengals
Speaker 1: and the Reds and the banks and the Procter and
Speaker 1: god and Fifth Third Bank and the Joseph Automotive Group
Speaker 1: and Sentas and all the rest. You see pill Hill.
Speaker 1: There's a core in this city that is unfamiliar to
Speaker 1: many other cities. And the core is to make sure
Speaker 1: there are potholes, bridges, the basic infrastructure. And by doing
Speaker 1: this you've enhanced the body of the trust up one
Speaker 1: hundred million. You're doubling more than doubling the money to
Speaker 1: the city. And you've got the Chris Finning's of the
Speaker 1: world out there looking over everybody's shoulder, ready to sue
Speaker 1: in a moment's notice if they start using these things
Speaker 1: for a human capital instead of infrastructure. Well, Amy Murray,
Speaker 1: you're a great go ahead. Please please no.
Speaker 4: You're absolutely right. And there's always these guards on it.
Speaker 5: And you know, we on the simspace on the railway board,
Speaker 5: we were not elected, but the money that we send
Speaker 5: to the city is spent by the electeds. So there
Speaker 5: are recalls, there are meetings that people can go to.
Speaker 5: But as a board in when I was on the board.
Speaker 5: That's why we've put up this website so that it's
Speaker 5: even more responsive and more transparent. So we want to
Speaker 5: make sure we're doing everything we can to hold the city,
Speaker 5: to make sure it's being spent on the right things.
Speaker 1: Amy Murray, if you thought about getting back into politics,
Speaker 1: if we thought about going door to door, pounding on
Speaker 1: door knobs, have you thought about that ruining your life again?
Speaker 1: Have you thought about that?
Speaker 4: You know what, I'm going to really good to this
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 5: I'm enjoying what I'm doing, so I appreciate I enjoyed
Speaker 5: volunteer and helping with nonprofits and things in the city.
Speaker 4: But I'm an apologic for a while.
Speaker 1: Willie and Amy Murray, Yah, I like you, and I
Speaker 1: like Charlie Lucan. I like Lucan. I went Lucan and
Speaker 1: maybe his chiefest staff to seize power once again in
Speaker 1: rule for a thousand years, and we had a pretty
Speaker 1: functional counsel. I'm not so sure about that anymore. It's
Speaker 1: all one way.
Speaker 5: My favorite No, you're right, My favorite thing on the
Speaker 5: board is that I was on it with Charlie Lucn
Speaker 5: and Mark Mallory, two previous mayors, as well as Paul
Speaker 5: Sylvester and Paul Musing and Willy have to tell you
Speaker 5: this is probably the most functional board I've ever been on.
Speaker 5: Charlie Luken Mark Mallory were very different politically, but we
Speaker 5: all have the city's viewpoint and what we wanted to
Speaker 5: do the city right there and to do it the
Speaker 5: right way. And what's amazing, Willy is you'll know no
Speaker 5: one leaked what was going on. You know, often if
Speaker 5: you're making a big deal, someone's going to leak something
Speaker 5: and then it's going to wreck the deal or make
Speaker 5: it more challenging. And everyone just had the focus on
Speaker 5: what's best for the city. And it was so great
Speaker 5: to work for them. So I agree with you. They
Speaker 5: have done so much for the city.
Speaker 1: I like it, Charlie. With them, you got Charlie Luke,
Speaker 1: and you got Brendan Call, you got the chief of staff,
Speaker 1: you got running things with an iron grip. You got
Speaker 1: Charlie doing inspections late at night in Coreyville. I loved
Speaker 1: it all. But Amy Murray, thank you. I wish you.
Speaker 1: I wish more people like you were in public life,
Speaker 1: like Liz Keating kicked out of office by liberal Democrats
Speaker 1: and now everybody thinks one way, but I'm glad the
Speaker 1: money's in a lock box and hopefully Chris fitting others
Speaker 1: will keep an eye on it. And Amy Murray thanks
Speaker 1: again for checking in. But the money's about fifty six million,
Speaker 1: more than double anticipated. Plus the body of the corpus
Speaker 1: of the of the money's going up one hundred million
Speaker 1: dollars in a tough market. Good job, congratulations and have
Speaker 1: a great Memorial Day weekend. Thank you, Amy, Great.
Speaker 4: You to Williak. Take care.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more if line becomes available.
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Speaker 1: in the elevator coming up Willy were they were knocking
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Speaker 1: Segment introduced the coach, let's get into the game, will
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Speaker 1: All of the ready came along and we got coach
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Speaker 1: it all in Masslin, whipping up on that Willoughby South
Speaker 1: something like forty to sixteen. They were playing, were scoring
Speaker 1: points like the Bengals. Mike introducer, Your coordinator, you're a
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Speaker 1: Arumo of Hamilton, she's right here. The defensive coordinator, you're
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Speaker 1: girls sre that did it all? Introduce your defensive coordinator.
Speaker 6: Coach Christy Evans, that's been with us. Now she coaches
Speaker 6: basketball with us. And we've got Abby Matthews, Ella Fearman,
Speaker 6: Claire Wrestler, Brook Sebastian and Ashley p.
Speaker 1: Oh of Brook Sebastian. I see a relationship here. There
Speaker 1: is correct, there is. Explain at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: you had a tough game against Mountain Notre Dame, the
Speaker 1: home of the Cougars, and you had to roll through
Speaker 1: three or four tough opponents. Explain how that turned out.
Speaker 1: Who'd you have to beat down in Cincinnati? We played
Speaker 1: at paid Corps. Yes, we played against West High, beat them,
Speaker 1: took took care of West Mustangs. What was the score,
Speaker 1: thirty one to nothing, good defensive effort. Somebody's winning downtown, Downtown.
Speaker 6: Then what happened played Woodward that was thirty five to nothing,
Speaker 6: the home of the Bulldogs.
Speaker 1: The Bulldogs defensive coordinator. Once again, she gets all the credit.
Speaker 1: Get him a golden out of town and bring Christie
Speaker 1: and bring Christian heck next up.
Speaker 6: Then we played Seaton, was undefeated, unscored on. Yes, what
Speaker 6: happened with them? We beat them twenty nine twenty three.
Speaker 1: Oh coat a little bit like football. Then what happened?
Speaker 6: And then we lost the Mountain their day in the
Speaker 6: city championship. But the finally the top four teams get
Speaker 6: to go to the state championship.
Speaker 1: She's snuck in through the back door. We did, we did.
Speaker 1: Then what happened in massel On the home of Paul
Speaker 1: Brown Stadium beat Berkshire twenty three, twenty six. It's like
Speaker 1: a stock owned by U or ufole. It's up in Cleveland, Cleveland.
Speaker 1: And then what happened?
Speaker 6: And then we beat your Mountain? Utterdem yeah toake bad
Speaker 6: playing how the game works. Joe Burrow wants to get
Speaker 6: into flag football. He wants to give up the Bengals
Speaker 6: twenty twenty eight in La You gotta put a wig on,
Speaker 6: and these girls may be playing for the women's team.
Speaker 6: Explain how flag football works. So it's five on five
Speaker 6: and it's on a fifty by twenty field for fifty
Speaker 6: by twenty five fields, so the field's only fifty yards long,
Speaker 6: twenty five yards wide. End zones are ten yards, and
Speaker 6: it's five on five. You got a center who can snap.
Speaker 6: Once they snap, their now an eligible receiver, so everybody's
Speaker 6: a receiver. And then on defense. You got a rusher
Speaker 6: that starts seven yards behind the line of scrimmage, seven
Speaker 6: ball snap they can take off.
Speaker 1: The Bengals may benefit from that. They don't have much
Speaker 1: of a defensive line. Like get some of those rules
Speaker 1: in the NFL. And so you got five girls, the quarterback,
Speaker 1: the center who becomes a wide receiver, and you got
Speaker 1: three others yep, and they run routes and they run routes.
Speaker 1: And what happens when you rush the quarterback and you
Speaker 1: you gotta be seven yards way yep? How many rush?
Speaker 1: One rush? You can only have one rusher? Then what
Speaker 1: all help breaks? It looks like a jail break in
Speaker 1: New Orleans, it does. So what happens? Then the play
Speaker 1: is called. Let's say it's thirty Let's say it's saw
Speaker 1: Buck fifty five on three hunt. Then they run the
Speaker 1: routes and Nashley is the quarterback this year and there's
Speaker 1: a quarterback. See you got the big arm, big arm.
Speaker 6: At least he tries to find somebody that's open, hopefully
Speaker 6: on our team.
Speaker 1: Hopefully on your team, hopefully our team, and is to
Speaker 1: tackle him.
Speaker 6: You got two flags or what do you do? Or
Speaker 6: you can tackle? When Abbey was the best tackler this year.
Speaker 1: She looks mean, a mean woman, mean woman there. But
Speaker 1: if you knock him down, is that like a penalty?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's supposed to be. There's no contact, but there
Speaker 6: was a little bit of contact. Every once in a
Speaker 6: while you want to kick a little ass like mister ass.
Speaker 1: So then in order to to stop him, you pull
Speaker 1: the flag off the hips. Yep. And if you missed
Speaker 1: the flag, they can run. Girl keeps on running. You
Speaker 1: run alongside saying give me the flag. Absolutely. And then
Speaker 1: first downs you play first downs yees. So you got
Speaker 1: to get start at the five.
Speaker 6: You get to the twenty five yard line, that's a
Speaker 6: first down, and then you've got four more downs to
Speaker 6: get from the twenty five to score.
Speaker 1: And if you had Joe Burrow, Jamar Chase and t Higgins,
Speaker 1: that would be a positive in this sport. That would
Speaker 1: be a positive. Past the ball, it's all right, that's
Speaker 1: all you gotta do. Now, Well, what's the key move
Speaker 1: the micro over there? Segment defensive coordinator Chrissy, Well, what
Speaker 1: is like a key defensive call? You got these five
Speaker 1: players and you're on defense now, and all of a
Speaker 1: sudden you're facing mountain Notre Dame and doctor Scottie Rodgers,
Speaker 1: the legendary basketball coaches. Get over the first lady too, Lady,
Speaker 1: my wife runs the school. She's chairman of the board.
Speaker 1: Of course, like the Vince McMahon the Mountain Notre Dame.
Speaker 1: But what's the defensive play, Chrissy.
Speaker 7: With Mount Notre Dame, we almost went like a box
Speaker 7: and one in basketball. So we demand up with their
Speaker 7: best receiver and then zoned.
Speaker 1: The rest of the double team one of them.
Speaker 7: No, we just manned here one to one and then
Speaker 7: zoned the rest of the way and had a great
Speaker 7: rusher to put pressure on the quarters.
Speaker 1: Are rusher looks like a middle linebacker right there. She
Speaker 1: could be the Trey Hendricks that have baiten. Would you
Speaker 1: sign for twenty eight million dollars? She says no, she
Speaker 1: wants more Henderson. And so do you have calls you
Speaker 1: get like plays, hold up numbers or what do you do?
Speaker 7: I did not have any signs originally, but then feedback
Speaker 7: I received was I probably should have some defensive signs
Speaker 7: so they don't know what we're doing. So we either
Speaker 7: have played man or zone, manner zone, man or zone.
Speaker 1: So it was either like what about boxing one, boxing
Speaker 1: one man or zone correct, we would call it five.
Speaker 7: I called boxing one five and so they knew when
Speaker 7: I said five, we were going to box and one,
Speaker 7: and they knew who they were matching up with.
Speaker 1: Now, these girls, this is a growing I think the
Speaker 1: Bengals and Kadie Blackburn Brown had a lot to do
Speaker 1: with this. Then they did explain how that the Bengals
Speaker 1: got involved. So the Bengals sponsored everything.
Speaker 6: They gave sponsored literally everything, the uniforms, the footballs, everything,
Speaker 6: they gave us everything. They did a wonderful job. The
Speaker 6: first year they had six teams. This year we had
Speaker 6: twenty and it's going to grow even more next year.
Speaker 6: And you told me off there Cleveland had like three teams.
Speaker 6: Now they got four teen.
Speaker 1: We've got eighty eight teams this year.
Speaker 2: Team.
Speaker 1: So girls want to play football? Yes, they did. It's
Speaker 1: be a seat and had fifty girls trout this year.
Speaker 6: Really, yes, how many tried out at Hamilton, the home
Speaker 6: of the We had twenty because we were a little
Speaker 6: bit late them.
Speaker 1: We did not. How'd you get the call? I mean
Speaker 1: you're kind of like, you know, the head coach. How'd
Speaker 1: somebody call you and said we want you to become
Speaker 1: a flag football coach because I called.
Speaker 6: You the coach even and I were at a basketball game.
Speaker 6: We coached basketball, and they're like, hey, would you guys
Speaker 6: have any interest in doing flag football? We're like, we
Speaker 6: know nothing about flag football.
Speaker 1: So we're in. You know as much as anybody else.
Speaker 1: You knew ever, as much as anybody else. So we
Speaker 1: started reading and studying Google a lot, and Google, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I gots amazing. You girls use a AI at all
Speaker 1: for like school projects and we'll play live. Give us
Speaker 1: some spoke to suit on that question. Well did I'd
Speaker 1: use it all the time. We used to have something
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Speaker 1: Who's on the mound segment Matthew Boyd against Hunter Green.
Speaker 1: They got Green, Lodolo and Abbott going in this series.
Speaker 1: This is bigger than Montana. So they scored maybe a
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Speaker 1: fact for you. Segment go ahead, an NBA history going
Speaker 1: back to nineteen fifty three. If the home team is
Speaker 1: up by nine points with thirty five seconds to go, right,
Speaker 1: that team wins one thousand and four and fourteen to zero.
Speaker 1: And the other night the Knicks lost. Now it's fourteen,
Speaker 1: fourteen to one. Write that down. Segment. Red's pitcher Red Louder,
Speaker 1: leaving his in the second inning yesterday of his rehab
Speaker 1: start for the Louisville Bats, walked off the field holding
Speaker 1: his side, throwing twelve pitches.
Speaker 6: Any injuries in flag football, No injuries this year, Very,
Speaker 6: you didn't have an injury.
Speaker 1: Oh, she broke her finger. We did have a broken finger.
Speaker 1: That's on the How about to chew it off and
Speaker 1: just grows spit it out. You'll be like a chameleon.
Speaker 1: It will grow back. Because that's on a ring. Finger
Speaker 1: for the state champions. All these girls getting state champion rings.
Speaker 6: We're gonna We're gonna work on that. That's something any segment,
Speaker 6: please continue.
Speaker 1: Well, let's see college baseball today, the let's see Xavier
Speaker 1: will take on Yukon to night that five for a
Speaker 1: spot in the Big East Championship. Miami wins today over Toledo,
Speaker 1: so the number one RedHawks will face either ken State
Speaker 1: or ball State tomorrow at two the final kent State.
Speaker 1: Please continue, Let's see massive Memorial Day motorsports weekend while
Speaker 1: he starts up on Sunday, Monaco Grand Prix in Formula One,
Speaker 1: the Indianapolis five hundred on in in the middle, and
Speaker 1: then the Coca Cola six hundred for NASCAR at Charlotte.
Speaker 1: Hamilton's a good high school, very academically orient, is that correct, coach?
Speaker 1: That is very correct? Ladies. Who's the Vice president of
Speaker 1: the United States of America?
Speaker 8: Correct?
Speaker 1: Who is the president? Who's the governor of Ohio? I'm
Speaker 1: bad at most girls don't know these things. We struggled
Speaker 1: at the start, but it's like our season. We struggled
Speaker 1: at the start. Who's the governor of Kentucky? How many
Speaker 1: that's correct? How many great lakes are there? And can
Speaker 1: you name that? What are they? Piri Ontario. That's good. Michigan, Michigan.
Speaker 1: We don't say Michigan here, we say Ohio. By the way,
Speaker 1: is that now lake Ohio? Is it Lake Michigan? Think
Speaker 1: the only things changed is the Gulf of America. That's
Speaker 1: it because we just bought it from Mexico about it,
Speaker 1: but we just said the heck with it. We're renaming it.
Speaker 1: Tell them no your role and shut your mouth, bingo.
Speaker 1: Next thing up is the Panama Canal. You mean Trump Canal?
Speaker 1: Is that the Trump? Yes, we're taking on Greenland, taking
Speaker 1: up for Panama, taking on Maybe Costa Rica is next
Speaker 1: and we can maybe they'll maybe the baden Rams will
Speaker 1: fly around in that new airplane we got Willy that
Speaker 1: for in the super Bowl, the Super Bowl of Football. Now,
Speaker 1: you girls going to go to college? What are you
Speaker 1: going to do? I'm not sure yet.
Speaker 4: I'm playing soccer at Awesome State.
Speaker 1: Let's go pee. I kind of love that school. I
Speaker 1: mean I saw that at Zaber Austin, p So you
Speaker 1: got the ball, I mean you're a soccer player. That's wonderful.
Speaker 1: Now the girls just maintain control and don't don't be
Speaker 1: a clown, okay, and don't embarrass your parents. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. But what about next year? Coach? What
Speaker 1: happens next year?
Speaker 6: Next year is a long way away. We are having
Speaker 6: yeah way to state titles. So we gotta figure out
Speaker 6: what we're gonna do next year.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have a team next year. We will have
Speaker 1: a team next year. And I have many girls. These
Speaker 1: five can become the ambassadors. That's what we're hoping to Hamilton,
Speaker 1: and let all of you develop something that generations from now.
Speaker 1: You'll be like the founding mothers of the athletic program
Speaker 1: at the Hamilton Baden Rams, and you girls will live
Speaker 1: for a thousand years in infamy. You like that sounds good?
Speaker 1: You're with it? Any other comments, just go Rams Go,
Speaker 1: Rams say, get me out of the student's report. Please JD?
Speaker 1: You like JD. He's from Butler County. Never met him?
Speaker 1: Pretty good stuff, one hill billy Eligi, no story about him.
Speaker 1: I get a call like four or five years ago
Speaker 1: from the chairman of the Butler County Republican Party and
Speaker 1: he says, we have a new speaker and he'd like
Speaker 1: you to introduce him. I said, who is it? Guy's JD? Vance?
Speaker 1: I said, is he? You got that wrote that book.
Speaker 1: He said, yeah. He said he's a little bit. He
Speaker 1: doesn't want to give a speech because he doesn't publicly
Speaker 1: speak well. But if you could interview him, sit there
Speaker 1: with a book and just ask him questions. So I
Speaker 1: get there. Two hundred people are there, and I said
Speaker 1: j D. Introduced myself. I said, I didn't read your book,
Speaker 1: but I skimmed it. He said, okay, just start asking
Speaker 1: me a few questions. I'll get into it. And I
Speaker 1: looked at him. I said, you a little nervous and
Speaker 1: now a little works. I said, you got two hundred
Speaker 1: people here. I said, what do you want to do?
Speaker 1: He said, I may get into politics. At some point,
Speaker 1: I said, you have no chance in politics. You got
Speaker 1: to be a public speaker. You got to shake hands.
Speaker 1: How'd that turn out? The advice? Really well? Well? Not
Speaker 1: good for him? Me and but seg Man, get me
Speaker 1: out of the student's report. Please, these the ladies got
Speaker 1: to get back to their books. By the way, what
Speaker 1: is the square root of thirty six? Six? Very good?
Speaker 1: Square root of one forty four?
Speaker 9: Who?
Speaker 1: Very good? They're smarter than the President Biden. I know that.
Speaker 1: Can you girls solve a Rubik's cube in nine seconds.
Speaker 1: Do you understand Chinese calculus like Joe Biden understands Chinese calculus?
Speaker 1: Do you understand that Joe Biden's pretty smart to say,
Speaker 1: get me out of Susi by the way. Coming up next,
Speaker 1: we have a guest from Israel about the assassination of
Speaker 1: that couple outside the Israeli embassy. Little serious man Willie
Speaker 1: and hounter of the Ohio Girls High school football flag
Speaker 1: football state champion, the Baden Ram And may you live
Speaker 1: for a thousand years and win a thousand championships and
Speaker 1: be the reason so many girls in Hamilton change their
Speaker 1: lives for the better. Work hard, work smart, defend the
Speaker 1: American way of life, and don't be a clown segment.
Speaker 1: Please continue. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the Stood report.
Speaker 6: I don't like to say, don't get with the chance.
Speaker 1: We kicked her out before. That's all I gotta say.
Speaker 1: And all I think we cover our mouths shut. We
Speaker 1: just went out there and proved it on the field.
Speaker 1: They could talk all they.
Speaker 9: Want but.
Speaker 1: Home all winter, and they know they don't got nothing
Speaker 1: because we got the ring, we got the money, we
Speaker 1: got everything. I coach Sebastian right there and did you
Speaker 1: give me a great speech. Did you give a speech
Speaker 1: before the game to win the title? I did. I
Speaker 1: said that you got to be you got one chance
Speaker 1: to be extraordinary, and this chance, you got a chance
Speaker 1: in a lifetime and a lifetime of chance to do
Speaker 1: something you'll never have a chance to do again. And
Speaker 1: don't screw it up. Exactly what was the final score
Speaker 1: of the last game? Forty to sixteen? You know we
Speaker 1: had to take his advice on a daily basis. Here
Speaker 1: you're telling me I need some health.
Speaker 6: Best thing about Baiden, We get to play at our
Speaker 6: home stadium next year, first time's time ever, fifteen million
Speaker 6: dollar complexes opening June sixth for Baiden.
Speaker 1: And you'll be there and I'll be there. Terry Malone Field, right,
Speaker 1: Harry Malone Field, Living Legend segment. Thank you, gentlemen, ladies,
Speaker 1: thank you. Let this be the beginning of great things.
Speaker 1: That I had to be a champion in life as
Speaker 1: you've been a champion in sports. Let's continue coming up
Speaker 1: next from Israel. As a commentator on the death of
Speaker 1: that couple. Tuesday Night, Paul on News Radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: WW by Billy Cunningham, The Great America know the terrible tragedy.
Speaker 1: It took place a few nights ago in Washington, an
Speaker 1: alleged not alleged, and when a murderer shouting free, free
Speaker 1: Palestine just murdered in cold blood to Israeli staffers. Which
Speaker 1: is a long history recently of antisemitism, and I think
Speaker 1: the petri dish of the recent way by anti semitism
Speaker 1: often are the college campuses, et cetera. And then anti
Speaker 1: Semitism has become ademic in American society, and more bipartisan
Speaker 1: action must take place. And of course this is not
Speaker 1: in a vacuum. What happened with the AMAS attack on
Speaker 1: Israel in October about almost a year and a half ago,
Speaker 1: is again a terrible incident that reflects the values of
Speaker 1: AMAS and Hesbla finded by Iran joining you nine now
Speaker 1: is near Solomon, who's normally headquartered in Syria, but finds
Speaker 1: himself now in Los Angeles and near Solomon. Welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. Near Solomon. First of all,
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people the impact of this
Speaker 1: most recent slaughter of an innocent couple in Washington, d c.
Speaker 1: On the psyche of Jews living in America?
Speaker 9: Absolutely? First of all, Bill, thank you for having me
Speaker 9: on your show. And I just want to correct it.
Speaker 9: I'm usually stationed in Jerusalem, okay, and not in Syria.
Speaker 9: But the reality is is that it's just a wake
Speaker 9: up call that everything can turn in a moment. So
Speaker 9: Sas is a place that is free for all people,
Speaker 9: and then all of a sudden you see this unfortunate,
Speaker 9: you know, spinning of reality that people can just walk
Speaker 9: up to somebody and just shoot him because they disagree
Speaker 9: with their political views of nobody knows even what the
Speaker 9: political views of these two innocent individuals were, and so
Speaker 9: that's a scary reality. And me coming from the son
Speaker 9: of a policaust survivor who actually lived in Luxembourg, Luxembourg
Speaker 9: was a new fral country, was very welcoming to the
Speaker 9: Jews in one day also termed when they're Nazis invented,
Speaker 9: when Nazis invaded Luxembourg, the Luxembourg government actually handed over
Speaker 9: the lists and location of the Jews living in their country.
Speaker 9: So that's a very scary reality. And we know that
Speaker 9: most Americans are obviously very peace loving allies of Israel
Speaker 9: and allies of that that's good and proper, but nonetheless
Speaker 9: that reality is quite surprising that could happen just in
Speaker 9: the middle of Washington, DC, the nation's capital.
Speaker 1: As a Jew today, do you walk around showing your
Speaker 1: Jewish faith? Would you wear in the emblems or indicators
Speaker 1: of your faith? Are you concerned for your own personal
Speaker 1: safety in America?
Speaker 9: The answer is I walk around with outwardly Jewish science
Speaker 9: because I'm not too willing to allow the terrorists to win.
Speaker 9: But I cannot say that there is not concern amongst
Speaker 9: the Dowish community. In some places, people are wary to
Speaker 9: be publicly identified as Jews, and that is extremely sad.
Speaker 1: How does thing On October seventh, twenty twenty three, yours
Speaker 1: truly spent about ten days in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem Masada.
Speaker 1: I spent time in Palestinian territories. In May of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three. I discussed things with IDF officers, and there
Speaker 1: was a sense that we're on a road to peace.
Speaker 1: The Abraham Accords, of course, had been put on the
Speaker 1: back burner. There was hope Trump was going to get
Speaker 1: back in office, that this things would proliferate again. Can
Speaker 1: for those of us living in America smilar to what
Speaker 1: happened on nine to eleven. What happened to the Jewish
Speaker 1: people October seventh, twenty twenty three was something that in
Speaker 1: a sense was not predicted. It was a shock to
Speaker 1: the system, and it was perceived as a great victory
Speaker 1: by Hamas over innocent men, women and children who were butchered, raped, burned, alive, beheaded.
Speaker 1: Then the hostages went back and they've been there ever
Speaker 1: since October the seventh and eighth of twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: What role do you think that vicious attack on Jews
Speaker 1: had an inciting in a sense support for Palestinian causes,
Speaker 1: which would be a one off. I can't imagine someone
Speaker 1: at Harvard or Yale or Ohio State or some other
Speaker 1: college campus Columbia saying that's a motivating factor for me
Speaker 1: to whip things up against Jews in America? Can you
Speaker 1: understand that philosophy?
Speaker 9: The scary reality is maybe all of the sematism was
Speaker 9: completely dormant under the is just waiting to burst out there.
Speaker 9: That's the scary part because when you have I don't
Speaker 9: want to say, you know, savage animals, but there there's
Speaker 9: savage commas, you know, going out there and just brutally
Speaker 9: killing everything in sight. You know, raping, savaging children, you know,
Speaker 9: opening up pregnant women's stomachs. I mean, I mean it's horrific.
Speaker 9: So anybody to get behind that, even if you have,
Speaker 9: you know, a different political view. Nobody can condone such
Speaker 9: activities period. It doesn't make a difference what you're doing.
Speaker 9: And so maybe what was happening all this time on
Speaker 9: college campuses was this dormant insanity that just was released.
Speaker 9: It's like alligators being released inside of you know them
Speaker 9: all and the people said, oh great, let the alligators
Speaker 9: just you know, destroy everything around us. That's extremely scary.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 9: I'm here in Los Angeles and I just spoke to
Speaker 9: a uber driver about the looting was during COVID in
Speaker 9: New York City and he says, yeah, it also happened
Speaker 9: here in Los Angeles. I said, well, why, you know, where?
Speaker 9: Where is this dormant craziness resigning? Is it really residing
Speaker 9: in crazy sematic ideologies that are being stewed in liberal
Speaker 9: arts colleges around the country. I don't know, But seeing
Speaker 9: what happened in Colombia as a reaction to I don't
Speaker 9: even know how to define that activity. Wherever that might be,
Speaker 9: whoever might be propagating such activity, you have to go
Speaker 9: against it with all fours and the wise educated. You know,
Speaker 9: universities came out supporting it, so it must have been
Speaker 9: their dormant all this time, just waiting to be leashed out.
Speaker 9: But we need to be concerned about.
Speaker 1: To think about ripping from a mother's womb an unborn
Speaker 1: baby and splatter those remains on the ground. Animals don't
Speaker 1: do that to other animals. That is something that animals
Speaker 1: don't do. But how maas did hyped up on drugs
Speaker 1: and hate? And what happened to Governor Shapiro's home a
Speaker 1: month or two ago. I see in the ADL website
Speaker 1: that according to the ADL Anti Defamation League, there's an
Speaker 1: average of twenty five anti Semitic incidents per day nationwide,
Speaker 1: with over ten thousand antismitic occurrences in the past year alone,
Speaker 1: including vandalism, physical attacks. I read a story out of
Speaker 1: Boston the newspapers that Jewish students at Harvard, for example,
Speaker 1: will be surrounded by kadifa wearing I guess fellow students
Speaker 1: with masks keeping them from going to school. And I
Speaker 1: can imagine in the South in the nineteen forties, fifties
Speaker 1: and sixties. If the ku Klux Klan would encircle black
Speaker 1: students and keep them from going to class, there would
Speaker 1: be a national US Army presence, as there was in
Speaker 1: college campuses in the South under Eisenhower and Kennedy, to
Speaker 1: make sure that the Southern races, the Democrats in the South,
Speaker 1: can't do this. But there's this sense, yes, now that
Speaker 1: this is applauded, it's justified gunning down healthcare executives in
Speaker 1: this case. This Rodriguez murderer was a member of Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter protest. He called himself anti war. He was
Speaker 1: a Palestinian activist thirty years old who traveled to do
Speaker 1: this from Chicago, and in Chicago is the most anti
Speaker 1: gun city in America. And he used something like twenty
Speaker 1: or twenty five shots. And as this poor woman was
Speaker 1: crawling with her life bleeding out, he stood over her
Speaker 1: and emptied out his revis empty out his weapon in
Speaker 1: her back. And this is a young woman, and he's
Speaker 1: yelling after that, free Palestine, Free Palestine. And there's going
Speaker 1: to be go fundme pages set up to give this
Speaker 1: guy more money for his defense. Can you give us
Speaker 1: some advice near Solomon how we can stop this if
Speaker 1: we can.
Speaker 9: Well, first of all, we have to recognize the problem,
Speaker 9: you know, and a lot of times we try to
Speaker 9: not believe the problem exists. I just want to share
Speaker 9: with you my grandfather in the nineteen thirties came from
Speaker 9: Poland to Luxembourg and he told his family, who are
Speaker 9: all Luxembourgers, he said, you know, we need to leave
Speaker 9: Europe right now. And they said, then you're crazy, You're
Speaker 9: absolutely insane, nothing crazy can happen. And they told them
Speaker 9: you are a Polacan Jew. You saw Progroms and Poland
Speaker 9: against the Jews, and that can't happen here. And we
Speaker 9: know what happened just a few years later. So first
Speaker 9: of all, we need to recognize the problem. There's no
Speaker 9: room in the United States or around the world for
Speaker 9: any sort of racism against any nation, against any tolerate,
Speaker 9: against any freed And the society is judged not by
Speaker 9: the actions of individuals, but by the reaction of the public.
Speaker 9: How are you going to react to such an activity?
Speaker 9: And that's where everybody needs to stand up and say,
Speaker 9: wait a second, we will not tolerate this, because if
Speaker 9: we do tolerate it, it might have just killed two
Speaker 9: innocent individuals, which is a terrible statement. But it's not
Speaker 9: going to come to us, But it will come to
Speaker 9: you if you don't reckon the problem and scream on
Speaker 9: the top of every rooftop that this is something that's
Speaker 9: not acceptable within our society. That's not being dumb. You
Speaker 9: have a few officials in the United States that screen up.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm here in Los Angeles. I don't see
Speaker 9: major statements going out and saying we will not tolerate racism,
Speaker 9: anti semitism in our mixed period. We have no tolerance.
Speaker 9: And when you talk about the piece that we are
Speaker 9: looking towards in the Arab community, I speak to a
Speaker 9: lot of my Arab friends and they say, you know why,
Speaker 9: for example, in the Emirates, why there is no crime
Speaker 9: Because on the one hand, we're time, but we're very
Speaker 9: tough on crime. It has to come together and that
Speaker 9: has not come together yet in this country. You need
Speaker 9: to recognize that this problem is rooted within certain cultures,
Speaker 9: because we see that in the universities, and when it
Speaker 9: actually is released and it's leashed down in the form
Speaker 9: of actual taking human lives, you need to come out
Speaker 9: with fury against not just condemnation, absolute fury, and that
Speaker 9: has not happened yet in this country. And if we
Speaker 9: were talking the thirties in Europe, nobody would have believed
Speaker 9: anybody saying what dooms they was going to look like?
Speaker 9: And I'm telling them you here. You know, I'm not
Speaker 9: a prophet, but if we don't stand up dooms, they
Speaker 9: will come, and it will come sooner than we can
Speaker 9: ever imagine. So if you want to deal with it,
Speaker 9: you need to scream aut no tolerance, zero, absolute zero.
Speaker 9: Toolergists in central behavior.
Speaker 1: Sometimes more liberal Democratic members of the Congress like AOC
Speaker 1: are kind of asked about the slaughter of this darling
Speaker 1: couple at a conference at a Jewish cultural center in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. That was reaching across the divide, that was
Speaker 1: about peace, It was bipartisan, and they came out and
Speaker 1: were slaughtered, and there's no comments in the AOC types.
Speaker 1: The first thing out of her mouth was what about
Speaker 1: the babies killed in Gaza? By the way, the babies
Speaker 1: killed or collateral damage of hamas, it's not idf well.
Speaker 1: And so I guess what I'm asking you, near Solomon
Speaker 1: is would you like to have more of a full
Speaker 1: throat at response of the liberal elements of the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party that this is completely unacceptable for absolutely.
Speaker 9: I think that people need to scream out that this
Speaker 9: behavior is just not acceptable. And just to put it,
Speaker 9: you know, when you talk about the differences in culture,
Speaker 9: last week there was a terrible savage murder in Israel
Speaker 9: of a woman who was on her way to give
Speaker 9: birth to her child. And what was amazing as opposing
Speaker 9: the Hamas savages that were killing babies here Israel was
Speaker 9: able to extract the baby that was about to be
Speaker 9: born within sixty seconds of the moment that the woman
Speaker 9: arrived in the hospital. Unfortunately, they were not able to
Speaker 9: save her life, but they were able to save the
Speaker 9: life of the baby. And I believe we're still fighting
Speaker 9: for the life of that baby. We are fighting for life.
Speaker 9: Yet that's what my organization if FRAFT represents, That's what
Speaker 9: the Israeli culture represents, That's what the American people represent,
Speaker 9: and the Democratic Party, just like the Republican Party, are
Speaker 9: no different in sperishing and celebrating life. It's time for
Speaker 9: them to stand up and say we cherish life, we
Speaker 9: cherish that which is good, and we will not not
Speaker 9: only condemned, we will not tolerate activity that is even
Speaker 9: dormant that wants to call and kill people. We won't
Speaker 9: tolerate it. We will defund any organization that is willing
Speaker 9: to support such activity immediately. This is not free speech,
Speaker 9: this is savage, savage hatred Neir Solomon.
Speaker 1: Lastly, i'd ask this, how would you respond to a
Speaker 1: certain activists who claim that the israelis the IDF, which
Speaker 1: is a Western style democracy largely with many of the
Speaker 1: religious and other cultural and freedom of speech rights that
Speaker 1: we enjoy here, that somehow the IDF and Israel's committing
Speaker 1: genocide and causing the death of hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 1: babies in Gaza. How would you respond to that charge
Speaker 1: of the left?
Speaker 9: Well, I mean, not only is an unfounded I want
Speaker 9: people listening up, listening to this. Understand. My son, who's
Speaker 9: a commander in the Glani Brigade, shares with me that
Speaker 9: when he is in the alleyways in Gosen, he says,
Speaker 9: I can't see he says, the way. I can't describe
Speaker 9: to you what's going on. I said, what do you move?
Speaker 9: He says, it looks like a party. I said, what
Speaker 9: do you mean? He says, there's confetti falling from the sky.
Speaker 9: This confetti our notices to the people there. If you
Speaker 9: are innocent, leave this area. We have a safe corridor
Speaker 9: for you. We want to protect your lives, but we
Speaker 9: are going to bomb these buildings that are booby trapped. Okay,
Speaker 9: And then all of a sudden, there's huge megaphones coming
Speaker 9: from the sky from around warning people, giving them warning,
Speaker 9: please leave, please leave, and there is no movement. You
Speaker 9: have savage terrorists that celebrates deaths. They are happy when
Speaker 9: the civilian quote unquote civilian population remains. They capture them,
Speaker 9: We try to free them, We try to open up
Speaker 9: humanitarian corridors, and they do not allow that reality to exist.
Speaker 9: So if anybody wants to save even one life, and
Speaker 9: I believe we need to do everything we can to
Speaker 9: save one life, they need to screen out to the
Speaker 9: savage terrorists, qute, down your arms, surrender yourselves. We will
Speaker 9: make sure we Israel and the Western world who cares
Speaker 9: about life, that those that are innocent will be protected.
Speaker 9: But we will not risk our lives when savage terrorists
Speaker 9: are using these unfortunate people as human shields. We do
Speaker 9: everything we can. I do not believe America or any
Speaker 9: Western army would do what Israel's doing. We've heard American
Speaker 9: generals speak about that that's not activity that we will
Speaker 9: risk the lives of our children for. But Israel sometimes, unfortunately,
Speaker 9: it takes dream measures, extreme steps to make sure that
Speaker 9: those on the other side that are innocent do not
Speaker 9: get urt. So it's so unfounded that I even hate
Speaker 9: even dealing with that issue because you just like you
Speaker 9: did yourself come to Israel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you did see it for yourself. Yeah, it's one
Speaker 1: that makes it very very simple. You're Solomon. All the
Speaker 1: Moss has to do is put down their arms, surrender,
Speaker 1: and their people are fed. But they don't want their
Speaker 1: people alive. They want their own Palestinians dead as part
Speaker 1: of the jihad. And that's a culture of death, like
Speaker 1: Iran is not a culture of life. When you're Solomon, you're.
Speaker 9: I can tell you they celebrate that. Right next to
Speaker 9: my house, I live on the Judaean Hills. They celebrate
Speaker 9: every death. They have celebrations. You've never seen a thing
Speaker 9: like this, and until you actually see.
Speaker 2: It, you just can't believe.
Speaker 9: Nobody listening on this radio show right now, nobody can
Speaker 9: understand until you actually see it. They actually celebrate that
Speaker 9: very hard to understand.
Speaker 1: Well, the only way to handle this, Near Solomon is
Speaker 1: to win. Got to win the war, and.
Speaker 9: You win and the West and in the United States,
Speaker 9: you have to just be belligerent about the fact that
Speaker 9: we will not tolerate any violence. We won't tolerate hatred
Speaker 9: towards other people.
Speaker 1: If there were Nazi uprisings on college campuses supporting Adolf Hitler,
Speaker 1: we would understand the analogy. Uh, Near Solomon. Once again,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And there
Speaker 1: we'll do it again. Thank you very much.
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 1: God bless American, God, bless Israel. All right, let's continue
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham every day on news radio seven hundred. WW
Speaker 1: the fart is far from over. Hello yet I'm broadcasting God,
Speaker 1: the fart is far from over. That super Combs right
Speaker 1: there talking about Little Morning right there. But no, no,
Speaker 1: I'm glad somebody recorded it. Have we have proof? Now?
Speaker 1: What was that story about? I had no idea. Hopefully
Speaker 1: it wasn't about flatulence. You know what flatulence is? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Can you spell flatulence? Faart? FINGO? Now, one other thing,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought it up. Go ahead, where's the
Speaker 1: is the rock at home? Where is the rock? Probably
Speaker 1: looking at it. He's unavailable, unavailable for combat. He's getting ready.
Speaker 1: Now we just head in the Baden Rams girls flag
Speaker 1: football team state champs. And I believe it or not,
Speaker 1: every cable outlet, whether it's including Netflix and all the rest, huh,
Speaker 1: they want more sports to cover. I'm watching the other
Speaker 1: now in ESPN three, which I watch everything so you
Speaker 1: don't have to. Okay, did you know there's professional pillo fighting.
Speaker 1: I'm watching this in a ring.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: These two hairy as men have a pillow in a
Speaker 1: typical like a bedroom pillow. Yeah, and they fight with
Speaker 1: a pillow and they have various weight categories for pillow fighting.
Speaker 1: And I'm watching this. I'm going flag football for the girls.
Speaker 1: It's got a shot right now. That's about as crazy
Speaker 1: as that's you know, they they the heads, the slapping.
Speaker 1: How about that sport? Yeah, I mean people get knocked
Speaker 1: out because of that. Onto the pillow fight, professional pillow fighting.
Speaker 1: Are they gonna have tag teams or mixed doubles? Yes?
Speaker 1: Oh so the girls playing high school girls flag football. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it might work. I'm thinking, well, why not put it
Speaker 1: on a network. And then but the girls playing soccer.
Speaker 1: There's robust soccer programs. Maybe they'll get as tough as
Speaker 1: the w n b A. And I'll just push Caitlin
Speaker 1: Clark around and see she needs to push back at
Speaker 1: what she needs you or just say, look, I'm the
Speaker 1: reason why you got a jet. Got a lot of
Speaker 1: money and money and everything. Well the girl in the
Speaker 1: fall they play soccer right, and then after that's basketball right,
Speaker 1: and lacrosse, ran softball and now flag football. Thank you, Marty.
Speaker 1: All I know is all hell. When I saw Marty
Speaker 1: could un retired and call girls flag football professional pillow fighting,
Speaker 1: I mean they got a lot. They got Marty, they
Speaker 1: got the United Football League and the United USFL and
Speaker 1: the WFL and the w h A years ago. Why
Speaker 1: not bring it in there. I'm gonna look it up
Speaker 1: on Google right now, say give men the sports report.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna look up professional pillow fighting. Will he the
Speaker 1: student reporters Approach Service, every local tame Star Heating in
Speaker 1: air conditioning dealers, Tamestar Quality, yukod Field in Cincinnati, colwayoming
Speaker 1: Ara had won eight eight eight nine six hv A
Speaker 1: c SPY this segment Big hits from Pillow Fight Championship
Speaker 1: on ESPN eight. Ocho Cinco is the commentator. What I'm going, Oh,
Speaker 1: where did this come from? And they have women's division,
Speaker 1: they have mixed couple division. Yeah, and the Pillow Fight Championship.
Speaker 1: The PFC is a professional sports organization that arranges competitive
Speaker 1: pillow fighting matches. Again, I guarantee if somebody in that
Speaker 1: group is from this tri state and they'll be the champions.
Speaker 1: If the champions of the professional pillow Fighting What is it?
Speaker 1: It's called the PFC Private First Class Pillow Fight Championship
Speaker 1: is a professional sports organization that arranges pillow fighting matches.
Speaker 1: The PFC offer is a unique style of combat sports
Speaker 1: that combines elements of boxing and mixed martial arts. What
Speaker 1: it takes place, We'll see what happens. The event features
Speaker 1: sixteen men eight women for a total twenty four competitors.
Speaker 1: They're all in a ring together, yes, and they participants
Speaker 1: engage in strategic pillow fights like the Royal Rumble of
Speaker 1: pillow Fight, using specialized pillows weighing two pounds each. Cheese, Well,
Speaker 1: you might as well have a sledgehammer. What have I
Speaker 1: missed here? I don't know. Could Marty retire and start
Speaker 1: doing professional Marty Melli fighting. Marty might get in a
Speaker 1: ring on that. By the way, it's gone international. What
Speaker 1: are they wearing like pajamas or something? They look to
Speaker 1: me like they're boxers or are they nicked? How about
Speaker 1: twenty twenty four the Pillow Fighting Championship took place in Shakoor, Ghana.
Speaker 1: It was approved and sanctioned by the National PFC Committee
Speaker 1: and it's got television rights. They're selling on YouTube and
Speaker 1: also the Brazilian national TV network. Fucking dig it, Thank you, Marty,
Speaker 1: thank you Marty. Pillows. Well, I'll tell you what if
Speaker 1: they're dressed up like the beach volleyball players, I'm in
Speaker 1: not Ben. The pillow case is made from a sailcloth
Speaker 1: and features a waterproof and airproof polymer on the one side,
Speaker 1: and they just sock. Everybody has a head or whatever.
Speaker 1: It's how many people are in a ring. Well, they
Speaker 1: have mixed martial arts style, they have boxing style. They
Speaker 1: begin with two, then they have the Royal Rumble with
Speaker 1: all pillows and you get the crap, Well you get
Speaker 1: you get your pillows from CERDA. The rounds are three
Speaker 1: rounds of ninety seconds each. Do it, Timmys I'm excited.
Speaker 1: So I told you, Marty, you're getting to get into
Speaker 1: How about this, whether they wearing pajamas or are they
Speaker 1: naked or what they are? Half naked? Fans are giving
Speaker 1: the pillows at the end of each event in an
Speaker 1: attempt to grow the popularity it currently is struggling. They
Speaker 1: could have a well, you know what, I suggest a
Speaker 1: pillow head bobblehead because I work cheaper than the rest.
Speaker 1: I get Marniy Marty. He knows he can get in here.
Speaker 1: You think you've seen I watched this stuff, so you
Speaker 1: don't have to. So girls, flag football, it's got one
Speaker 1: hell of a shot. Well, let's get some prof Let's
Speaker 1: get some pillow fight. The action going on around here,
Speaker 1: And I'm watching this one deal out of China in
Speaker 1: which there's a another competition he watches late at night
Speaker 1: by my shelf in the dark. How many times can
Speaker 1: you kiss the head of a live cobra ready to strike?
Speaker 1: So I'm watching this scene of a fifteen foot long
Speaker 1: cobra and this guy's in front of the cobra, moving
Speaker 1: left or right with his hands up. Yeah, and he
Speaker 1: mesmerizes the cobra, who looks like he's stunned. Then the
Speaker 1: guy kisses the cobra between the eyes, and I'm thinking
Speaker 1: now that sport better get some insurance. And if you
Speaker 1: can kiss the sport, kiss the cobra sad three times
Speaker 1: you win the round or either that or you kiss
Speaker 1: your baby goodbye. I'd rather fight with pillows and kiss
Speaker 1: the head of a live cobra. This thing's ready like this.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you're watching that instead of me. You got
Speaker 1: your hands moving. The cobra becomes s best verized and
Speaker 1: the guy leans up and kisses between the eyes. So
Speaker 1: what does he get? Like a car? Three times he
Speaker 1: wins the round. Not too many survived the ten round.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, something's coming at is what you
Speaker 1: call a crap shoot. Thank you, Martin. Maybe Marty will
Speaker 1: get into a kissing cobras. Have you seen this? I'll
Speaker 1: send you the arm right. No, I know, I don't
Speaker 1: have an ESPN eighty seven for cobra KSPNA is through
Speaker 1: the Brazilian National Network headquartered in Ghana. Where in the
Speaker 1: hell's Ghana? That's in Africa. Well, that's where the headquarters are.
Speaker 1: Go over there and fight with some pillows. Billy, the
Speaker 1: reds open up a big Central Division series tonight up
Speaker 1: against those first place Cubs along the Big River, and
Speaker 1: Matthew Boyd up against Hunter Green. Coverage five forty Sports
Speaker 1: Talk are now carriers Inside Pitch and then Kelsey Chevrolet
Speaker 1: x Strading show after the game. Now, Rhett Louder, let
Speaker 1: me hear it left his in early on in the
Speaker 1: second inning of his rehab yesterday at Triple A. Let
Speaker 1: me hear it holding his hit, holding his side side.
Speaker 1: I thought an armpros had twelve pit way did, but
Speaker 1: now it's a side. I talked to a listen to
Speaker 1: Lance last night. He said his last pitch was ninety
Speaker 1: point two miles an hour. What they said many four
Speaker 1: rotation spin rate, which is down four percent from what
Speaker 1: the rotation spin rate and velocity should be. Therefore he's
Speaker 1: out for how long? That's what's wrong with Lance rotation
Speaker 1: spin rates. That's that's that. That's what I said last night.
Speaker 1: Lance ought to go to the doctor for that. I
Speaker 1: kind of listened to him, so you don't have to. Good.
Speaker 1: Let's see, the Reds have activated Hunter Green off of
Speaker 1: that right growing strain off the i L. They have
Speaker 1: signed in fielder outfielder Garrett Hampson and transferred to Carson
Speaker 1: Spears to the sixty day. I l by the way,
Speaker 1: a loose groin is a happy growing and option rhese
Speaker 1: Hines back to Triple A Louisville. It's a home runner
Speaker 1: a strikeout for him, kind of like he made a
Speaker 1: couple of great catches in Wittsburgh the other day. He
Speaker 1: should have made one more about what happens, see, you
Speaker 1: would be you're headed the Louisville Brett Louder what any
Speaker 1: of the the kid that? Yeah, yeah, he's supposed to
Speaker 1: be one of the best prospects the Red He's only
Speaker 1: twenty three. What's wrong with the signe? I don't know.
Speaker 1: He just came up lame. It could be one of
Speaker 1: those lat problems either that or I think it's an
Speaker 1: oblique oblique Yeah, but he had an arm problem, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: he had a right forearm strain in spring training. What
Speaker 1: about Cees? Where's he? He's out in Arizona right now
Speaker 1: you're playing. No, I think he's a Triple A Louisville.
Speaker 1: Are you ever going to play again? Probably not? I
Speaker 1: don't know. I mean, and Canbellario's back out? Remember him
Speaker 1: three years, four or five million Yeah, he's out in
Speaker 1: Arizona rehabbing. What's wrong with him?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 1: Who knows? You don't see problems. I'm glad the Reds
Speaker 1: have a good medical insurance. How about the guy that
Speaker 1: ruined his knee running into the tarp that was he
Speaker 1: covered that? I mean, what kind of case does that
Speaker 1: guy have? Well? Number one, it's a known hazard, right,
Speaker 1: So if you know there's a hazard and you run
Speaker 1: four force into it, correct, you assume the risk. Right. However,
Speaker 1: that's like a into a baseball game and get hit
Speaker 1: by a foul ball, right, Yes, he can't do anything
Speaker 1: about it. Well, that's why I put up the net. Right.
Speaker 1: But he claims that the end of the roller was exposed,
Speaker 1: but it was not able to be viewed because there
Speaker 1: was an advertisement on top of it, and he ran
Speaker 1: four fourth with his right knee into this metal edge
Speaker 1: that was behind the advertisement. That calls an end to
Speaker 1: his career, and he wants millions and millions of dollars
Speaker 1: good luck. I like millions and millions of dollars myself.
Speaker 1: Does he around here? We're telling me segment. You could
Speaker 1: throw a bowling ball in this studio right now and
Speaker 1: not hit a pit. You agree. That's where in the
Speaker 1: hell is everybody? I don't know. I think we're the
Speaker 1: only ones here. Scott Reinhardt's here, Tony Bender and that's it. Yeah, well, uh,
Speaker 1: Tony Pikes down the hall along with Audie. What does
Speaker 1: Tony Pike do? I'm not sure. Not much. Obviously good
Speaker 1: quarterback he was, which they still had him. They need him, well,
Speaker 1: don't forget. Also, the massive Motorsports Memorial Day weekend is
Speaker 1: upon us. It begins Sunday at nine am with the
Speaker 1: Monaco Grand Prix in Formula One through the streets of
Speaker 1: that iconic principality at Monaco. I'm gonna go with Lando Norris.
Speaker 1: How about the five You forgot to get the Indianapolis
Speaker 1: five hundreds coming up Sunday. Well, if he does, that's
Speaker 1: his fifth one all time, all time record. I don't know,
Speaker 1: this is I think Scott Dixon will win. Write that
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Speaker 1: Kyle Larson is going to drive the five hundred and
Speaker 1: the six hundred. About the seven hundred, all right, Well,
Speaker 1: he'll be on the show then Monday Night here with Lance.
Speaker 1: How to do f one? Then do the Indian was
Speaker 1: five hundred, Then do the Coca Cola six hundred? Would
Speaker 1: that be something? That's what they're Oh you mean all
Speaker 1: three of them? One guy, There's no way. I mean
Speaker 1: Monico's over in France, right south of it. I've been.
Speaker 1: I'm there for the race. Yeah, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: Montecarlo the casino, good friend of mine. You know Tom Weedman,
Speaker 1: the weed Man. Oh, they mean the king of that
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Speaker 1: Monico casino. I'm not sure, seg you would be admitted
Speaker 1: to the casino at Monico.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 1: He also soccer. We say good luck the Sunday night
Speaker 1: at six thirty on ESPN fifteen thirty FC Cincinnati and
Speaker 1: Action Sunday Night on the road against Atlanta United. What
Speaker 1: are you like in that matchup? I don't know. In
Speaker 1: Atlanta United they usually get about fifty or sixty thousand
Speaker 1: people for those matches. But I'm going with I'm going
Speaker 1: with Pat Noonan and the Orange and Blue all the
Speaker 1: way with Ted McKay. How about pillow fighting. Wont again
Speaker 1: into professional pillow fighting. No, the PFC couple of people
Speaker 1: I like to be. I bet you would like to
Speaker 1: get into that around here if that works, Tiff would
Speaker 1: like to do that. How about your girlfriend in the bond?
Speaker 1: How about release? How about and I guarantee you one
Speaker 1: guy that would love to do that, Kid Chris. He's
Speaker 1: a mean man. Yep, mean vicious, yep vicious. By segment,
Speaker 1: get me out of the Student's Report coming up next.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. Will you, in honor of have
Speaker 1: everybody have a safe Memorial d weekend and nobody's here
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Speaker 1: our freedom. Today celebrate the death of one point two
Speaker 1: million Americans who've given their life since seventeen seventy six
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Speaker 9: Until then, remember breakfast driving doesn't determine who's right, only
Speaker 9: who's left.
Speaker 1: This is Roderck Crawford saying, see you next week. Segment.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend. You will if you're going down
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Speaker 1: Are they opened now? And I think they're open. I
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Speaker 1: till it opens. It's gonna go to everyone, go to
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Speaker 1: just lay along the laying there like I'm gonna whale.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna sleep right next to the fountain, fountain square,
Speaker 1: go into the fountain like or I send him to
Speaker 1: the fountain about twenty five. He went to the fountain.
Speaker 1: There you go and put a sign on the arm
Speaker 1: saying we'll work for food and we're gonna get rid
Speaker 1: of the fountain. And I saved the fountain, like I
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Speaker 2: Oops?
Speaker 1: When over there you don't get sued, get your head
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