Speaker 1: All right now, Billy cunning in the Great America, and
Speaker 1: welcome to fridgid Wednesday afternoon in the Tri State. It's cold, cold,
Speaker 1: holding going to be a little bit warmer Thursday and Friday,
Speaker 1: maybe a little bit of rain before more snow than
Speaker 1: next week might be back to zero and blow though
Speaker 1: it's cold as are well diggers behind plus on Monday
Speaker 1: in Washington. All the platforms have now been built ready
Speaker 1: for the inaugural and all Joe Biden is going to
Speaker 1: be is is like a period or a semicolon between
Speaker 1: the two Trump terms, which is a great thing for
Speaker 1: our country. Joining you and I now is the great
Speaker 1: Warren Davidson, Congressman from Southwest Ohio, and Congressman Davidson, welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: you've caught a lot of flak from the mainstream media
Speaker 1: about having strings attached to any aid that goes to California, because,
Speaker 1: after all, we are not yeah, we the American taxpayer
Speaker 1: has sent about seventy or eighty billion dollars to California
Speaker 1: over the last four years of Joe Biden to a
Speaker 1: paper over arth problems and difficulties, and so you're saying,
Speaker 1: plus many other conservatives, Look, we're not going to give
Speaker 1: you another fifty to one hundred billion dollars. We don't
Speaker 1: have that. We have to borrow and keep the same
Speaker 1: policies in fact, that caused the La wildfires, built in
Speaker 1: a desert and grasslands. These things happen all the time.
Speaker 1: I had a guest on yesterday who had a paper,
Speaker 1: a newspaper, believe it, on an eighteen seventy five. That's
Speaker 1: when Gunsmoke and Kitty and Matt was running around Dodge
Speaker 1: City and they were saying, the wildfires are coming again
Speaker 1: this year. We've had more this year than ever before
Speaker 1: to be prepared. So this has been going on for
Speaker 1: about a thousand years. But to Democrats in California it's
Speaker 1: like a surprise. So can you tell the American people,
Speaker 1: Warren Davidson, as to why you want to attach strings
Speaker 1: to the idea of bailing out California again on the
Speaker 1: backs of the American taxpayer with borrowed money on the
Speaker 1: credit card.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Look, we should be clear who do the strings
Speaker 2: apply to. Well, they don't just apply to the families.
Speaker 2: They're going to get taken care of. Unlike Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: who said, oh, well, if you've got a MAGA sign outside,
Speaker 2: our workers might not feel safe. We're not going to
Speaker 2: go help the people in Florida or North Carolina. As
Speaker 2: we speak, they're kicking people out of temporary housing in
Speaker 2: the cold in North Carolina. They're doing a terrible job.
Speaker 2: So for the individuals and families who've been wrecked, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're going to take care of them. Neighbors, take care
Speaker 2: of neighbors. That's part of our disaster relief program. But
Speaker 2: the reality is the government of California has made a
Speaker 2: bad problem worse. We know they're going to be fires,
Speaker 2: put you kind of count on there being water to
Speaker 2: put the fires out with. They got reservoirs. They're just
Speaker 2: running all the water out to the ocean. Even the
Speaker 2: firefighters are sitting there going, I don't know, I don't
Speaker 2: run the water plan. I go to the fire hiding
Speaker 2: and we're counting on there be a water.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: They literally gave an interview there like that. So that's
Speaker 2: how bad things are broken down in LA. And you know,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump tried to change their water management policies in
Speaker 2: his first term in California. Sued to be able to
Speaker 2: keep running the water out to protect some endangered you know,
Speaker 2: tadpolers something, and so meanwhile the people have no water
Speaker 2: and the firefighters have no water. So I think that's
Speaker 2: reasonable to say, hey, if we're going to help the
Speaker 2: government of California, we want you to change your policies.
Speaker 2: We think maybe, I don't know how some fire breaks
Speaker 2: around areas and so have some water neighborhood, you might
Speaker 2: might want to put a fire break around, have the
Speaker 2: brush go right up next to the woodhouses, keep a
Speaker 2: little bit of stuff out here, and then you know,
Speaker 2: it seems reasonable to have insurance. So the insurance companies
Speaker 2: tried to tell everybody, hey, there's a greater risk of fires,
Speaker 2: and the climate change climatologists sell, we have to more
Speaker 2: climate change, we have to all these problems and they're
Speaker 2: getting more frequent and more expensive. And the insurance companies say, okay,
Speaker 2: sure wall reserve for that. And they're well, you can't
Speaker 2: raise prices. Let's review how insurance works. So if there's
Speaker 2: more risk, then the prices have to be higher. That's
Speaker 2: how insurance works. And so the government of California put
Speaker 2: some laws in a couple of years ago that said
Speaker 2: you can't raise the rates and so lo and behold
Speaker 2: the insurance companies like State farm like USAA Farmers, all
Speaker 2: these big insurance companies started leaving the state and not
Speaker 2: issuing fire policies because they couldn't charge higher rates and
Speaker 2: this we're not going to go bankrupt for you. And
Speaker 2: somehow they're the bad guys, like, well they were sounding
Speaker 2: the alarm, So maybe fix the insurance program so that
Speaker 2: homeowners can have fire insurance in California. So those are
Speaker 2: the kinds of strings we're attached And who they're attached
Speaker 2: to is the government.
Speaker 1: Well what happens if they say no, because you know,
Speaker 1: some have proposed, like Tony Bender, actual federal takeover of
Speaker 1: the state of California, like consider it a failed state.
Speaker 1: It can't function. They have the gargoyles like Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 1: and Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass and Adam Shiftless and
Speaker 1: Jerry Brown running things there. And it's a terrible place
Speaker 1: to live. The taxes are high, confiscatory roles and regulations
Speaker 1: mean you can't do anything. You can't move, It takes
Speaker 1: five years to get a housing permit, and now you
Speaker 1: have one hundred thousand homeless people on top of the
Speaker 1: other one hundred thousand homeless people that are drug addicts.
Speaker 1: So what do you do when the Nancy Pelosis and
Speaker 1: the Gavin Nuisance and the Karen Basses and out ships.
Speaker 1: So wait a minute, We're not gonna have any strings attached.
Speaker 1: That's our money. We sent it to Washington and we
Speaker 1: want it back. Well, you stand firm like a tenfold
Speaker 1: bacon in the night and say you don't get any
Speaker 1: more taxpayer money until you reform. And if they don't reform,
Speaker 1: do you have the guts not to send the money?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Absolutely? And the reality is, look, you can't succeed. We
Speaker 2: already thought a civil war over that. We haven't decided
Speaker 2: whether we can excommunicate anybody yet. But you know, we're
Speaker 2: good with California. It's a beautiful place. It is poorly governed.
Speaker 2: And the reality is if you think the place is
Speaker 2: poorly governed, then move, but leave the terrible ideas that
Speaker 2: made it poorly governed in California and come be part
Speaker 2: of a better government in Ohio. For example, we'd love
Speaker 2: to have a lot of the businesses and investment. They
Speaker 2: don't just go to Texas, come to Ohio, but leave
Speaker 2: the crazy ideas out there in California.
Speaker 1: It's awful. In fact, I'm watching MSNBC last night, so
Speaker 1: you don't have to. I didn't know this, But there's
Speaker 1: an endangered bush, I said, I only thought smelt or
Speaker 1: salmon were there's an endangered bush. That was some agrarian
Speaker 1: type sued these federal government EPA. They wanted to, of
Speaker 1: course create a new reservoir over there about three years ago,
Speaker 1: and because there was an endangered bush that federal courts
Speaker 1: has been held up now for three years because of
Speaker 1: a bush. What about an endangered bush and the smeltfish spawning?
Speaker 1: Should we be concerned about that or should we care
Speaker 1: more about five hundred billion dollars in damages, About one
Speaker 1: hundred people are dead, one hundred thousand people are homeless.
Speaker 1: Do you care more about schmelt and bush or do
Speaker 1: you care more about people? That's my question.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the same thing, like, that's why we have
Speaker 2: better policies in Ohio. And look, Gavin Newsom those that
Speaker 2: it's crazy because he's already said he's gonna wave the
Speaker 2: rebuilding process so they can rebuild faster. Well, you know
Speaker 2: that they put all this stuff in place to make
Speaker 2: it almost impossible to do anything new out there in California,
Speaker 2: and it's hurt the people. So they talk about inflation.
Speaker 2: The median home price for this area that's destroyed in
Speaker 2: the Palace is three and a half million dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 2: a median home price in our area is a two
Speaker 2: hundred thousand or so. H So you know you've got
Speaker 2: you've got a and good luck finding those right now
Speaker 2: in the market, because they say that's the media and
Speaker 2: you're like, I don't know where those are at in
Speaker 2: the market. Uh, because you find a lot of people
Speaker 2: are seeing a lot of housing inflation in Ohio. Well,
Speaker 2: they've had huge inflation out there because the builders can't build. Uh.
Speaker 2: So they know that if they're gonna see rebuilding, oh,
Speaker 2: they're gonna have to wave the permit. And they'll say, oh, well,
Speaker 2: there's an endangered shrub or there's a you know, we.
Speaker 1: We got a bush. It we got an endangered bush.
Speaker 1: Bush is endangered bush? What's no. I'm looking at this
Speaker 1: bush that was part of this lawsuit. It looked like
Speaker 1: a little shrub with no leaves on it, but it's
Speaker 1: endangered because there's hummingbirds that fly onto the branches and
Speaker 1: they mate on the branches of the bush and drop
Speaker 1: whatever it is they drop, and then that's how hummingbirds mate.
Speaker 1: And that's why the.
Speaker 2: Bushes and the people, the people, we got to have this. Look,
Speaker 2: we have the National Training Center out there where it's
Speaker 2: a big, big area out in the desert and it's
Speaker 2: a great place to train with you know, tanks and
Speaker 2: armor and all that stuff. So you know, as an
Speaker 2: army go out there and you have these big areas
Speaker 2: that are no go zones because they've got protected habitat
Speaker 2: and it's a training center. Like we're out here blowing
Speaker 2: stuff up and shooting live amma. They're like, well, well don't, don't.
Speaker 2: Don't do it over here because we got some endangered
Speaker 2: you know, shrubs or whatever.
Speaker 1: Another one of the things was it was a spotted cockroach.
Speaker 1: There were certain parts of that. No, I'm serious, there's
Speaker 1: a spotted cockroach. It's endangered. You take a cockroach, a
Speaker 1: bush and a shmelt that's controlling California and I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: what the hell's going on? And so you're saying to
Speaker 1: me that when Adam Shiftless and Karen Bass and Gavin
Speaker 1: Knews of Nancy Pelosi, all Sady to you, Warren Davidson,
Speaker 1: you know what, We're not going to change. This isn't
Speaker 1: a federal takeover of the Panacea, the glories of the
Speaker 1: of the golden state of California, which is now below
Speaker 1: the bronze age. And somebody's got to get to Coyone
Speaker 1: says say, Okay, if you don't change, we're not going
Speaker 1: to give you our money. Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: Well, what I like better, Bill, is I like sending
Speaker 2: them the money with the strings attached, so that the
Speaker 2: citizens of California know the only barrier to them having
Speaker 2: the money is the government complying with the strings attached.
Speaker 2: It's like, no, it's waiting there. And then you put
Speaker 2: pressure on Gavin Newsom to change. You put Karen Bass
Speaker 2: wasn't even in the city, not very sympathetic. When she
Speaker 2: comes back, No, basically says, it's not my problem and
Speaker 2: you only hate me because I'm a minority. Well, her
Speaker 2: rival in the race owns a big shopping center and
Speaker 2: he protected it, and they're mad at him for protecting
Speaker 2: his shopping center while hiring private firefighters and using water
Speaker 2: to protect his property. And it's like, well, you crazy
Speaker 2: people like you could have hired that guy to be
Speaker 2: your mayor, and maybe instead of having a fire that's
Speaker 2: zero percent contained, it could have been prevented or at
Speaker 2: least be you know, mostly contained, some mitigation, fewer things destroyed,
Speaker 2: fewer live lost, maybe even no lives loss. So you know,
Speaker 2: at some point, you know, I don't know. You know,
Speaker 2: one of my good friends came to Christian faith later
Speaker 2: in life. He says, you know, God will bring you
Speaker 2: the easiest way you'll go. He's unfortunately, my way is
Speaker 2: pretty rough, and maybe that's the way for California, you know.
Speaker 2: Megan Kelly says that a lot of her formerly woke
Speaker 2: friends are now talking about voting Republican because they're done
Speaker 2: with all the insanity out there. Maybe that's what it takes.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm watching this interview of the of the person,
Speaker 1: a woman about thirty five years old from the Stamford
Speaker 1: Women's Studies Department. She has advanced degrees in women's studies.
Speaker 1: She's now in charge of water in southern California. She makes,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, Warren Davidson seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a year to control water, and she gave
Speaker 1: repeated interviews three years ago when she was appointed by
Speaker 1: Gavin Newsom that her main job will be diversity, equity
Speaker 1: and inclusion, to bring DEI principles to the water system
Speaker 1: and the state of California, and to hire people that
Speaker 1: look like her. Now, I thought that was Rachel discrimination.
Speaker 1: Maybe it isn't. But the woman in charge of water
Speaker 1: claims her number one job is to bring diversity, equity
Speaker 1: and inclusion to water. It's like I've lost my mind, you.
Speaker 2: Know, just as insane are current and soon departing Secretary
Speaker 2: of Defense thinks the most important risk for the Department
Speaker 2: of Defense is climate change. I mean, you know this
Speaker 2: mindset it is. It is essentially a religion, you know, climatology.
Speaker 2: They worshiped something. It's it's crazy what they believe. And
Speaker 2: it is invasive. Talk about an invasive species, you know,
Speaker 2: Elon musk labeled at the woke mind virus, and it's
Speaker 2: spread like that. We have to beat it back. And
Speaker 2: that was great to see. Yesterday you got Pete Hegseth
Speaker 2: doing hearings in the Senate trying to get confirmed so
Speaker 2: that you could have the military be focused on you know,
Speaker 2: the reason we have a military and combat ready, able
Speaker 2: to fight and win a war. What about a crazy
Speaker 2: thing having the water department have water for the people.
Speaker 2: So there are things like this that just makes sense.
Speaker 2: And I think that's just the real The theme of
Speaker 2: Trump's second term is pretty basic, just common sense, I mean,
Speaker 2: just less restore sanity. And you know, Sarah Huckabye Sanders
Speaker 2: a couple of years ago when she gave the Republican
Speaker 2: rebuttal to Joe Biden's failed State of the Union, was
Speaker 2: basically like, the dividing line in the country is no
Speaker 2: longer Republican versus Democrats. It's normal versus crazy.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 1: Let's go on two or three other issues. We talk
Speaker 1: about this, and I got all fired up. But when
Speaker 1: I watched Lloyd Austin and Mark Millie, chairman of the
Speaker 1: Joint chiefs now gone and thank god Lloyd Austin is gone.
Speaker 1: They said, the two major problems in the military is
Speaker 1: number one, white supremacy. I don't see too many Ku
Speaker 1: Klux Klan members wearing marine outfit. And secondly, climate change
Speaker 1: and climate change mitigation. The damage that we've caused to
Speaker 1: the world, having seven hundred military bases in a hundred
Speaker 1: different countries, we have to go in each military base
Speaker 1: and do an assessment of the climate damage that our
Speaker 1: soldiers have done in Germany, Lithuanne, whatever, and then we
Speaker 1: have to mitigate in those countries the climate damage that
Speaker 1: our soldiers have caused. Plus white supremacy is a big problem.
Speaker 1: I see the ku Klux Klan all over Cincinnati on
Speaker 1: a regular basis. It's ridiculous. Let's get on to Greenland
Speaker 1: and Canada, and of course the Panama Canal and Canada
Speaker 1: announced a day or two ago the manufacturers are going
Speaker 1: to start buying more products from the United States. And
Speaker 1: I see at the end of last year, about two
Speaker 1: weeks ago, it came out that communist red China has
Speaker 1: a one trillion dollar trade surplus, which means that communist
Speaker 1: red China is selling US products and We're buying nothing
Speaker 1: at all from them because they won't let our products
Speaker 1: into China. We let Chinese products into America. How about
Speaker 1: a one trillion dollar trade surplus in favor of China
Speaker 1: against the United States, which is unbelievable. And secondly, Canada
Speaker 1: is now saying because of the Trumpsters soon to seize power,
Speaker 1: they're going to start buying more products from America. Can
Speaker 1: you smell with the Trumpsters cooking. It's not a spot
Speaker 1: of concroach.
Speaker 2: No, it looks it's great because he's focusing on our hemisphere.
Speaker 2: You know, America first, what is what is uh close? Like?
Speaker 2: Securing our border is like the most basic principle of
Speaker 2: national security, that we control our border. And then you
Speaker 2: look out it's like, well, I don't know, maybe we
Speaker 2: have a good neighbor in Canada. We don't currently with Trudeau.
Speaker 2: Trudeau's on his way out. Trump hasn't even taken office yet. Greenland, Hey,
Speaker 2: we'd like to be part of America maybe, so I
Speaker 2: think hopefully we can make a deal there that'd be great.
Speaker 2: Panama Canal, Jimmy Carter may God, uh you know, give
Speaker 2: him rest and comfort and a welcome. But you know,
Speaker 2: a terrible idea there in the Panama Canal giving that
Speaker 2: away and letting China just dominate it. So they're doing
Speaker 2: that all over Central and South America as well. And
Speaker 2: if we just take care of close to home, then
Speaker 2: push out and go after China. And I hope when
Speaker 2: Trump comes in, Look, he's already loves tariffs. He can't
Speaker 2: stop talking about him. And if that results in us
Speaker 2: getting rid of the income tax and having a apartment
Speaker 2: of external revenue. That would be like one of the
Speaker 2: most epic wins in history. It'll be great. But if
Speaker 2: we can use the tariff revenue as leverage to get
Speaker 2: you know, I was in manufacturing before I was in Congress.
Speaker 2: We can compete against other companies, but it's not fair
Speaker 2: to compete against another country. In China, there's no fair trade,
Speaker 2: there's no free trade. You're competing against the Chinese Communist Party,
Speaker 2: and Trump has called that out. My hope is that
Speaker 2: this time he builds an alliance. So it's like, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're going to go with twenty percent tariffs on everybody,
Speaker 2: but if you help us go after China, we'll waive
Speaker 2: them for now and lastly, and then we put the
Speaker 2: burden on fixing China.
Speaker 1: Congressman Warren Davidson. I'm not sure the American people know this,
Speaker 1: but the Communist Red Chinese control the Panama Canal as
Speaker 1: we speak that their management company Panama, knowing the reaction
Speaker 1: we might have years ago struck a deal with the
Speaker 1: Hijaopang that they're the management company for those who enter,
Speaker 1: the ships that enter the canal and the ships that
Speaker 1: leave the Canal. They also provide a huge loans to
Speaker 1: expand the canal, knowing that they can foreclose on it
Speaker 1: and basically own the Panama Canal. And the most Americans
Speaker 1: don't know that fact. Of course you and I do.
Speaker 1: We don't understand that Greenland right now is being being
Speaker 1: the object to not only Russia but communist right China
Speaker 1: because it is rich and exotic and unusual medals. There's
Speaker 1: about forty five thousand people that live there. They want
Speaker 1: to be free of Denmark, whatever the hell that means,
Speaker 1: and so if they become a territory of ours, that'd
Speaker 1: be a good thing and more. But I'll tell you
Speaker 1: the inaugural is going to be great. Warren Davidson, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And don't pay
Speaker 1: attention to MSNBC that has a target on your back politically,
Speaker 1: because you want to strings attached to money given to
Speaker 1: California to reform their system of government. I doubt they're
Speaker 1: going to do it, but nonetheless, at least the efforts
Speaker 1: being made. Congressman Warren Davidson, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Congressman, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: And the inaugural is going to be a great event.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Thanks then, God bless you and all your listeners, and
Speaker 4: God bless America.
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Speaker 1: Dave Keaton hit the music, Big Things happening to my left.
Speaker 1: Israel and a Moss reach a hostage deal, cease fire deal.
Speaker 1: Allegedly hamas h or blood thirsty mass murderers are going
Speaker 1: to release thirty three hostages from the October seventh terror attack,
Speaker 1: and also then the Palestinian prisoners are going to be
Speaker 1: released by Israel. Seemingly hundreds and hundreds of Palestinians will
Speaker 1: be traded at the beginning with thirty three hostages, there
Speaker 1: may be as many a seventy still alive, but we
Speaker 1: don't know. When you deal with blood thirsty mass murderers,
Speaker 1: you can't trust a word that they say. So we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens in the days ahead. But much like
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty when Iran released hostages as Carter was
Speaker 1: leaving because ron o' reagan was coming, they didn't want
Speaker 1: to deal with him. Once again, A Moss having been
Speaker 1: told by the Donald, guess what all Hell's you're going
Speaker 1: to pay with your life for this stuff. And I
Speaker 1: would think at this point Israel Massage is going to
Speaker 1: track down the leaders of a Moss anyway and kill them,
Speaker 1: arrange the meeting between God and them, because they want
Speaker 1: to be with those seventy two virgins anyway in heaven.
Speaker 1: So I think Massade ought to arrange the meeting. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens there in the Middle East. Also,
Speaker 1: I'm watching left, right and center the confirmation hearings of
Speaker 1: Pam Bondi from Florida and also Mark or Rubio from Florida.
Speaker 1: Rubio has a very easy ride. He's well liked in
Speaker 1: the United States Senate. He is a senator, so they're
Speaker 1: giving him softballs. When it comes to Pam Bondi is
Speaker 1: a different situation. One of the best things I saw
Speaker 1: this morning is when Senator Grassley of Iowa won over
Speaker 1: the menu of items acts felonies committed by the FBI
Speaker 1: and the Department of Justice itself and wrongfully going after
Speaker 1: numerous Republicans, specifically Donald Trump, but also his attorneys, his
Speaker 1: consultants as advisors have been died. It many times in
Speaker 1: four or five different locations around the country in order
Speaker 1: to bleed them drive all their assets. I don't know
Speaker 1: about you. I've never been indicted of you, but if
Speaker 1: you are, the first thing you must do is hire
Speaker 1: competent council, which is a six figure item. To hire
Speaker 1: Mike Allen or to hire someone like that is a
Speaker 1: very expensive procedure. It's quite expensive, and so the money's
Speaker 1: got to be spent, and then your life changes fundamentally,
Speaker 1: whether you win or lose. Your life changes fundamentally when
Speaker 1: you're criminally charged, especially by the FEDS. And of course
Speaker 1: most of these charges are being dismissed anyway, but by
Speaker 1: the time you get to that point one or two
Speaker 1: years later, you might say, I want to know where
Speaker 1: I go to get back my reputation. And one of
Speaker 1: the worst examples, of course, is Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, who's
Speaker 1: been devastated because he served as a legal role with
Speaker 1: Donald Trump as his attorney. He's been indicted in four
Speaker 1: or five different locations. Charges are still penning against him
Speaker 1: in Arizona and Georgia, and I think one or two
Speaker 1: other jurisdictions. And the guy is financially bankrupt and that's
Speaker 1: the game the Democrats play with Republicans. And so when
Speaker 1: Grassley went over other things, the FBI did to him
Speaker 1: and Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, and they put the
Speaker 1: senators under the hot white lamp, wanting to know their sources,
Speaker 1: and they went to court time and time again. People,
Speaker 1: normal Americans, even if you're a millionaire, cannot afford to
Speaker 1: spend hundreds of thousands of dollars or millions of dollars
Speaker 1: in legal fees protecting against ridiculous charges called law fair
Speaker 1: launched by Democrats only against Republicans. The opposite hardly ever
Speaker 1: takes place. Scooter Libby comes to mind immediately, who worked
Speaker 1: with Dick Cheney. His life financially was ruined and so
Speaker 1: many more because of the fear of getting a target
Speaker 1: letter from the politicized Department of Justice under Democrats. In fact,
Speaker 1: when Trump finally did take office, he was being infiltrated
Speaker 1: the hangovers of the Obama administration to make sure he
Speaker 1: could not be a functioning president. He got so much
Speaker 1: done under the scrutiny of the FBI, James Comey, and
Speaker 1: the CIA and the Department of Justice. You might recall
Speaker 1: the comments of Chuck Schumer that when you mess with
Speaker 1: the CIA, that they're going to get back at you
Speaker 1: a thousand different ways. And that's what happens repeatedly to
Speaker 1: Republicans when they when they're in office. And I hope
Speaker 1: this breaks it. Donald Trump did not break the back
Speaker 1: of law fair in his first four years. He's succumbed
Speaker 1: to it because he was somewhat new at it. All right,
Speaker 1: right now, he's not new at it. He knows exactly
Speaker 1: what the Clintons and the Obamas and their controllers in
Speaker 1: the Department of Justice and the CIA and the FBI
Speaker 1: wanted doe to him and all of his associates, and
Speaker 1: so he wants to break the back of the FBI
Speaker 1: in Washington, not the rank and file here and the
Speaker 1: US Marshall Service and others who wanted to raid the
Speaker 1: home of Donald Trump spent six hours having notified the
Speaker 1: medium one is going to take place and throw things
Speaker 1: around and position photographs and a certain way to make
Speaker 1: Trump look as bad as possible. Because everyone knew two
Speaker 1: and a half years ago that it would be impossible
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump to win back the presidency. We all
Speaker 1: knew that, and so they knew they could act with
Speaker 1: impunity and they would be protected by the Democrats in Washington. Well,
Speaker 1: the snake pit now has a new sheriff in town,
Speaker 1: and hopefully Pam Bondy and others can return the Department
Speaker 1: of Justice. Some say the Department of Injustice and the
Speaker 1: FBI to its traditional role of not being used politically
Speaker 1: against Republicans, but being used in a sense to chase
Speaker 1: down human traffickers, major drug dealers, bank robbers, Southern border types.
Speaker 1: That's what it should be doing. But the Democrats wanted
Speaker 1: to put their thumb on the scales of justice to
Speaker 1: make sure Republicans cannot be elected. That's what's behind this.
Speaker 1: And now that that's changed because of your vote, Ohio, Kentucky,
Speaker 1: and Indiana.
Speaker 2: Your vote.
Speaker 1: We hope that Pam Bondy and others when the Department,
Speaker 1: when they control the Department of Justice and the FBI,
Speaker 1: will return those great agencies to their traditional roles, not
Speaker 1: being used by Democrats to attack Republicans mercilessly. Secondly, have
Speaker 1: a guest coming on after one o'clock today. Jeff crue
Speaker 1: Air is a radio talk show host and author columnist.
Speaker 1: He is at townhall dot com and he points out
Speaker 1: some rather obvious things. It's good at the end. I
Speaker 1: think tonight Joe Biden is going to try to read
Speaker 1: a teleprompter and tell you about all his great accomplishments
Speaker 1: as president. And it is a charade and it's a joke.
Speaker 1: Goodbye and good riddans, Joe Biden. We Americans are glad
Speaker 1: to see you. Go. Get out the door. It's awful.
Speaker 1: Four years ago. This time, four years ago, the inflation
Speaker 1: rate was one point nine percent. As Trump was leaving office,
Speaker 1: despite the protestations of the Democrats, despite the efforts of
Speaker 1: Washington elites to destroy him and everyone around him, unemployment
Speaker 1: was extremely, extremely low. In fact, it's the lowest it's
Speaker 1: ever been recorded. When Trump left office, the southern border
Speaker 1: was largely shut down, the Wall was going up, needed
Speaker 1: about one more year to complete the wall. The Middle
Speaker 1: East was on the verge of historic peace with the
Speaker 1: Abraham Accords. Not one inch of soil was taken by
Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin during the four years of the Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: He projected in a sense, energy independence around the world,
Speaker 1: a secure border, a robust military that was being funded,
Speaker 1: peace at a home and abroad, and sadly, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: came to office and said, you know what, we can't
Speaker 1: have that. We don't want that because it's a threat
Speaker 1: to democracy. The soul of our nation is at risk.
Speaker 1: So he launched immediately on day one, January the twentieth,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, signed at least ninety five executive orders,
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden said, enough of this American energy independence.
Speaker 1: We don't like gasolina dollar fifty ath gallon, We don't
Speaker 1: like fifteen thousand workers on pipelines and oil and gas
Speaker 1: and coal. We don't want that. So he declared war
Speaker 1: on oil and gas and coal, shutting down the Keystone
Speaker 1: Excel pipeline immediately and placing moratoriums on drilling anywhere in
Speaker 1: the country because we all know energy prices being low,
Speaker 1: that's a bad thing, right. So Joe Biden then embraced
Speaker 1: the New a Grain New Deal, and the centivized electric
Speaker 1: vehicles giving away more taxpayer money if you bought one,
Speaker 1: and other alternative forms of energy like wind and solar,
Speaker 1: and these green policies did nothing but cost all of
Speaker 1: us a whole bunch of money and enriched communist red China.
Speaker 1: He also created a completely open border, contrary to what
Speaker 1: Trump was doing any construction of the wall and inviting
Speaker 1: undocumented aliens from all over the world to come to
Speaker 1: America and claim asylum, even though we knew that more
Speaker 1: than ninety percent to do such things never get a
Speaker 1: solemn anyway, they wanted the border to be open, he
Speaker 1: disincentivized and the border patrol from doing its job. And
Speaker 1: so what happened, millions and millions is sending on this country,
Speaker 1: putting billions of dollars in the hands of human traffickers,
Speaker 1: resulted in non citizens overwhelming cities throughout the country. He
Speaker 1: then told Democratic city mayors like Cincinnati is a is
Speaker 1: a sanctuary city, and also states like California's a sanctuary state,
Speaker 1: to use that as an excuse to welcome into your
Speaker 1: midst large numbers of illegal aliens, great majority of young,
Speaker 1: unattached single males, and which led to an increase of
Speaker 1: crime and illegal drug deaths through the roof. I have
Speaker 1: Later on Thursday of Friday, a guest I was going
Speaker 1: to talk at Lake and Riley. She was typical of
Speaker 1: thousands of Americans murdered by legal aliens, to say nothing
Speaker 1: of the destruction of human life in most major American cities,
Speaker 1: as crime and drug use, fortification and so on and
Speaker 1: so forth, conducting intents on city streets, destroying downtown areas.
Speaker 1: There's not one major liberal area in America and cities
Speaker 1: not profoundly affected by illegal homelessness and things of that character.
Speaker 1: And then Joe Biden called in the generals, the admirals
Speaker 1: and the elevated woke generals talking about diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Speaker 1: And what began then was a military recruitment crisis. We're
Speaker 1: short like fifteen to thousand every ninety days because Americans
Speaker 1: don't want to be involved in that. And he projected
Speaker 1: American weakness early on in the summer of twenty twenty
Speaker 1: one with the Afghan withdraw the left thirteen American personnel dead,
Speaker 1: and the Taliban in charge of Afghanistan. We know from
Speaker 1: the reporting how women and girls will treat it now Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: it's awful. A deadly terrorist group took control of billions
Speaker 1: of dollars of our military equipment and used it to
Speaker 1: brutalize its own people. So after about what a year
Speaker 1: and a half of these policies from January of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one, in which we had a proud military peace
Speaker 1: to Abraham of Court's about to break out. In the
Speaker 1: Middle East. We had a southern border that was functional
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, after year and a half of
Speaker 1: the policies of Joe Biden, things went right in the crapper.
Speaker 1: So what did Democrats do when things go in the crapper?
Speaker 1: Or they put together more government programs and they spend
Speaker 1: more of your money. The weakness invited the invasions of
Speaker 1: Ukraine and the behavior of Amas and Hezbala, because let's
Speaker 1: face it, when you give Iran billions of dollars of
Speaker 1: our money, as Joe Biden did, they used that money
Speaker 1: to fund terrorism against Jews and others all around the world.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. Biden could have simply continued the policies of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump that we're working. But see, you can't do that.
Speaker 1: You know what you want to do that we want
Speaker 1: to break things so we can fix things. Those in
Speaker 1: charge of the breakach became in charge of the fix.
Speaker 1: That's caused more damage and pain to all of us.
Speaker 1: Massive government spending led to rapid increases in inflation. Then
Speaker 1: the federal reserves made decisions to start raising interest rates
Speaker 1: because the economy was too hot. Because when you dump
Speaker 1: from the Fed six trillion dollars into the market, that
Speaker 1: means that more dollars are going to chase fewer products,
Speaker 1: which means inflation goes up. Mortgage rate skyrocketed, leading to
Speaker 1: a crisis in the real estate business, and keeping millions
Speaker 1: and millions of Americans, people like you and I, from
Speaker 1: realizing the American dream. It happened because he intended it
Speaker 1: to happen. And right now, in December of twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: the accumulated household credit card debt of Americans is at
Speaker 1: an all time high of one point two trillion dollars
Speaker 1: in we're in debt now as a nation, and we're
Speaker 1: in debt now as persons because a credit card debt,
Speaker 1: and so much more so. Biden, who created a catastrophe
Speaker 1: at home and abroad. He's going to tell you tonight
Speaker 1: all the great things he did. American people know what happened.
Speaker 1: He's out historic closed right now, he says, an approval
Speaker 1: factor of under twenty five percent, which is worse than
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter had. It seemed logical for Biden to attempt
Speaker 1: to end this pathetic presidency on a high note, which
Speaker 1: is why he's going to talk tonight. But you and
Speaker 1: I know the facts. We know the truth, and the
Speaker 1: media will be the media. The media is part of
Speaker 1: the democratic machine, and the media will give every negative
Speaker 1: thing possible to try to destroy the opening salvo in
Speaker 1: the Trump administration. They're going to do their best to
Speaker 1: destroy Donald Trump, which is what they've done. And going
Speaker 1: out the door. See Biden wanted to Biden proof the
Speaker 1: Trump presidency going in Obama and Biden incentivized Jane Comy
Speaker 1: and others to criminally investigate Donald Trump. Remember the Russian collusion,
Speaker 1: delusion that amounted to nothing, and to pin down administration
Speaker 1: officials not wanting to serve. So going out the door,
Speaker 1: what's he doing. He's given these civilian awards to people
Speaker 1: like Hillary Clinton and George Soros, and Mitt Romney picked
Speaker 1: up one for his dad and many others so called
Speaker 1: Metal with Freedom, including to Liz Cheney and US Congressman
Speaker 1: Benny Thompson. He then also took out of future US
Speaker 1: oil drilling about a million acres off the shores of
Speaker 1: this country, and he also issued another moratorium on drilling
Speaker 1: on public lands, also declared certain monuments in California eight
Speaker 1: hundred thousand acres have been taken out of development of
Speaker 1: any type of any sort. So, having taken over a
Speaker 1: greatly successful economic situation, Joe Biden, having had peace in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, and with Russia having had peace Ukraine
Speaker 1: hadn't happened, southern borders functional. We had to break all
Speaker 1: that for a year and a half. Then I broke it.
Speaker 1: Now I got to fix it. I got a dump
Speaker 1: six trillion dollars into the market, making it more difficult
Speaker 1: for average Americans like you and I deliver our lives.
Speaker 1: And now, having come out of it a little bit,
Speaker 1: turn things over to Donald Trump and make Donald Trump
Speaker 1: continue the Biden policies by executive order, which I predict
Speaker 1: he'll say to that, no way, Jose, and he will
Speaker 1: change it. That's what I predict. But goodbye and good
Speaker 1: riddance to Joe Biden and what you have done. And
Speaker 1: in history he'll be seen as a sewer between the
Speaker 1: two bridges of the Trump presidency. Forty five and forty seven.
Speaker 1: Forty six will not even be a footnote in history
Speaker 1: because he's mentally incompetent. One of the worst things that
Speaker 1: happened is the media and the Democrats kept quiet from
Speaker 1: you the truth about the mental vacuousness of Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: They did not want you to know that he had
Speaker 1: Alzheimer's and a bunch of other diseases and that he
Speaker 1: couldn't function, that someone else manipulated him. And Democrats continue
Speaker 1: to lie. But the great cover up that will not
Speaker 1: be covered by the media because the media is part
Speaker 1: of the cover up. Don't get me started on that.
Speaker 1: I want to thank uh Warren Davidson for Kahan. He's
Speaker 1: a good man. I kind of wish by I kind
Speaker 1: of wish the wine would would appoint him to the
Speaker 1: Senate seat. That should be done in the next couple
Speaker 1: of days. But to to tell the gargoyles, the uh,
Speaker 1: the Nero uh Newsom in California, the other gargoyles there
Speaker 1: like Nancy Pelosi and Karen Bass and Adam Schiff and others,
Speaker 1: the gargoyles in California, you don't get any more money
Speaker 1: from us until you change what caused the problem in
Speaker 1: the first place, the federal takeover of California. I believe
Speaker 1: it's a good idea, but the Californian government get what
Speaker 1: they deserve. And if you vote for people like that,
Speaker 1: if you vote for individuals like Nancy Pelosi or Gavin
Speaker 1: Newsom or Karen Bass or Max Waters or Adam Schiff.
Speaker 1: Guess what, live with it? You did it, you broke it.
Speaker 1: Don't expect us to fix it every time. Let's continue
Speaker 1: plyn never becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. Hamas and Israel agree to a cease fire,
Speaker 1: and we'll see what happens. I don't trust blood thirsty
Speaker 1: mass murderers to you, who rape children and kill women
Speaker 1: and men, I don't trust them. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Troll fifty five home a year, Bengals News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred ww all right, Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Let's continue,
Speaker 1: We never stop with. Simply continure with all the disasters happening.
Speaker 1: There's light at the end of the tunnel, and it's
Speaker 1: not an oncoming train. It's called Donald Trump. So inaugurals,
Speaker 1: you can't get here soon enough, My good friend and
Speaker 1: yours and New Orleans. Jeffrey Cruer has written a column
Speaker 1: a couple of days ago Americans celebrate Biden's departure. Any
Speaker 1: lays out quite clearly on town Hall Magazine exactly the
Speaker 1: difficulties of Joe Biden a couple of days ago, he
Speaker 1: forgot to sign a bill. Somebody had to tell him,
Speaker 1: you got to sign your name right there, so I
Speaker 1: put the date. Guy has no idea what he's doing.
Speaker 1: Jeff Creweer, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show, and
Speaker 1: Jeff tell us where we were four years ago, almost
Speaker 1: to the date when Joe Biden sat for the first
Speaker 1: time at the Resolute desk in the Oval Office. What
Speaker 1: did Biden do at that point. Let's go back to
Speaker 1: memory and find out what occurred to put us in
Speaker 1: the situation we are in today.
Speaker 3: All right, So good to be with you, Bill. Four
Speaker 3: years ago.
Speaker 5: Before Biden destroyed everything, we had a secure border, we
Speaker 5: had a robust military, we had peace abroad, we had
Speaker 5: economic prosperity at home, and we had energy independence. We
Speaker 5: were coming out of COVID strong. That's what he inherited
Speaker 5: four years ago.
Speaker 1: Wow. Now the first day in office, so we have
Speaker 1: a pretty good situation. Inflation was like one point nine,
Speaker 1: the border was shut down, the economy was strong. No
Speaker 1: American soldiers are dying anywhere. In fact, Afghanistan for eighteen months,
Speaker 1: there was no American soldier killed because of the threats
Speaker 1: from Donald Trump. Trade was looking better and America was
Speaker 1: quiet and peaceful, and then Joe Biden said, this can't continue.
Speaker 1: We have to cause the problem so we can fix
Speaker 1: the problem. If we don't cause problems, we can't fix it.
Speaker 1: We've got to spend more money. What did Joe Biden
Speaker 1: do on day one, two and three?
Speaker 5: Day one, he declared war and industry near and dear
Speaker 5: to our state, Louisiana. That's oil and gas. He placed
Speaker 5: a moratorium on drilling on federal lands and waters. He
Speaker 5: shut down the pipeline that I've been touting for years,
Speaker 5: the Keystone exl pipeline. He embraced this radical Green New
Speaker 5: Deal and started incentivizing electric vehicles and wind and solar.
Speaker 5: And you know all these policies do is enriched China
Speaker 5: and hurt Americans. And they increase our costs because you know,
Speaker 5: their government intervention in the markets to try to push
Speaker 5: these alternative sources of energy, and it was harmful to
Speaker 5: not only Louisiana, but the whole nation. Inflation started going up,
Speaker 5: the interest rates started going up, and then the American
Speaker 5: dream was no longer in our grasp. Fewer people were
Speaker 5: able to buy homes. Fewer people were able to enjoy,
Speaker 5: you know, the American economic situation because they put more
Speaker 5: on their credit cards, they had to delve into their
Speaker 5: savings and it just started a nightmare effect. And that's
Speaker 5: why his poll number started plummeting because people were like, hey,
Speaker 5: this is this is hurting us financially. And remember what
Speaker 5: James Carbo said back in the day, it's the economy.
Speaker 5: Stupid people both their pocket books. And that's why his
Speaker 5: VP lost Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Jeff Kurah and a year. So let's set up the premise.
Speaker 1: So things are going really great. So what happens then
Speaker 1: Joe Biden wants to break things, to correct things, to
Speaker 1: spend more money. So if the status quo was maintained,
Speaker 1: if the southern border was so locked down, if a
Speaker 1: major industry in America was proliferating greatly, which is the oil,
Speaker 1: gas and oil, and if that stuff was going good. Uh,
Speaker 1: And if employment was as high as it's ever been,
Speaker 1: if unemployment was the lowest it has ever been, if
Speaker 1: inflation was one point nine percent, obviously let's not continue that.
Speaker 1: What we have to do is break the American economy
Speaker 1: in order a year and a half later to fix it.
Speaker 1: And so after year and a half of the Biden policies,
Speaker 1: they said, look, things are terrible. We got to fix this.
Speaker 1: So that inflation a year and a half later is
Speaker 1: at nine percent. People are feeling uncertain about their economic future.
Speaker 1: They're flooding over the southern border, and quickly the Russians
Speaker 1: and others took advantage of the weakness and invaded Ukraine,
Speaker 1: and then Hamas and Hesbla lighted up about a year
Speaker 1: and a half ago, and away we go. So things
Speaker 1: were good, they can't remain that way. Let's make things bad.
Speaker 1: Then after they're horrible, I'll come in with a package.
Speaker 1: I'll come in with a salvation. I'll come on revitalation.
Speaker 1: That rethink the American me built something like forty thousand
Speaker 1: EVY stations all over the country, spending about fifteen billion
Speaker 1: dollars and then things will be better. And so a
Speaker 1: year and a half into this he broke it, and
Speaker 1: then he had to spend a lot of money to
Speaker 1: fix it. Do I have this right?
Speaker 5: You have it one hundred percent right. And let's also
Speaker 5: remember that Donald Trump was in the process of creating
Speaker 5: peace in the Middle East. I mean the Abraham Accords
Speaker 5: were historic.
Speaker 1: Yean have that?
Speaker 5: So you had this peace breaking out Russia. You know
Speaker 5: what Russia invaded when Trump was president? Nowhere, nothing, not
Speaker 5: one inch. So Russia didn't invade Ukraine. We didn't lose
Speaker 5: thirteen American heroes in Afghanistan. We didn't withdraw from Afghanistan
Speaker 5: in disgrace. Under Donald Trump, we weren't going to give
Speaker 5: the enemy Bogro my air base and leave them eighty
Speaker 5: billion in military equipment.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, all across the board, weakness invited the invasion.
Speaker 5: The military recruitment is not really at the levels where
Speaker 5: we needed to be because who wants to serve under
Speaker 5: commander and she for Joe Biden and have to deal
Speaker 5: with drag shows at our military bases.
Speaker 3: Bill, I mean, it's insane.
Speaker 1: You also have a you also have a great paragraph.
Speaker 1: This is beauty. I'm thinking about average Americans who live
Speaker 1: in ames, Iowa, who live in LeWitt, Louisiana, live in Ohio,
Speaker 1: live in Tech. It's just average schleps. The debt on
Speaker 1: credit card balances is now for average Americans one point
Speaker 1: one seven trillion dollars, and the average savings rate for
Speaker 1: Americans was four point four percent, half the historic levels
Speaker 1: under Donald Trump. So in addition to the government action,
Speaker 1: the American people said, you know what, prices are going
Speaker 1: up because Biden just dumped about six trillion dollars into
Speaker 1: a good economy, which calls when you have more dollars
Speaker 1: tasting fewer products, the price goes up. And so average
Speaker 1: Americans are now saying, wait a minute, they start maxing
Speaker 1: out their credit cards, they have more bankruptcies, we can't
Speaker 1: build homes most places because of the expenses. California's going
Speaker 1: down the tubes, and we're not saving any money. This
Speaker 1: was all what was this a direct purpose of Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's policies leaving office or was it something else?
Speaker 3: I think it was.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's to enrich a select view, to put
Speaker 5: the burden on the American people to really change our
Speaker 5: consumption of energy, to create this new Green deal, because
Speaker 5: that's basically what it was, a new green deal. You know,
Speaker 5: he claimed he was going to be building infrastructure, and
Speaker 5: those promises haven't been realized.
Speaker 3: All the things he.
Speaker 5: Claimed he didn't deliver on, but he did deliver on debt.
Speaker 5: And I'm glad you brought that up because he has
Speaker 5: added eight point six trillion to the debt level. He's
Speaker 5: the biggest spender in American history, thirty six point three
Speaker 5: trillion in debt. Now, Bill, who knows what's going to
Speaker 5: be in five days. I mean, he's got another few
Speaker 5: days to spend like.
Speaker 3: A drunken sailor. And it could be I mean, I
Speaker 3: mean through the roof.
Speaker 5: Who knows, Maybe we get the thirty six and a
Speaker 5: half trillion by the time he leaves. And of course
Speaker 5: has cost all of this. You know, as you say,
Speaker 5: there's reckless spending in this, you know, government intervention and
Speaker 5: the expansion of government at the expense of the private sector.
Speaker 3: Reagan said it best.
Speaker 5: We need limited government. We need to grow the private sector,
Speaker 5: keep the government away as often as possible. And you know,
Speaker 5: we've done just the opposite, expanding government at every level,
Speaker 5: and we paid the price.
Speaker 3: And that's why Trump won.
Speaker 1: And Jeff Crueer because of what he's done is such
Speaker 1: a disaster, he wants it to be continued. It's called
Speaker 1: Biden proofing the Trump economy, things such as he wants
Speaker 1: to hamstring Trump's energy agenda, and on that issue, he
Speaker 1: also extended protective status to hundreds of thousands of lego
Speaker 1: aliens in the country, plus these granting clemency. Let's deal
Speaker 1: with the energy agenda. What has he done in the future,
Speaker 1: Biden to make sure that we can't recover. So he
Speaker 1: caused the problem and exacerbated his VP loss. Now he
Speaker 1: was so bad at what he's doing, he wants to
Speaker 1: continue the bad things he did under Trump and maybe
Speaker 1: take over the House in the Senate in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: So what is by you're doing now to continue the
Speaker 1: virus of liberalism.
Speaker 5: Well, I mean he's trying to cordon off more area
Speaker 5: from drilling, I mean off the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans,
Speaker 5: the Daring Sea, and a huge part of the Gulf
Speaker 5: of Mexico. So he's also creating new monuments in California
Speaker 5: preventing drilling in eight hundred and forty thousand acres of land.
Speaker 5: So our Attorney general here in the Louisiana has filed
Speaker 5: suits against the Biden administration because they're still there over
Speaker 5: these executive orders over this disastrous energy policy. Because I mean,
Speaker 5: obviously we're in Louisiana suffering from this, but the whole
Speaker 5: country is.
Speaker 3: So I hope it's going to be successful.
Speaker 5: I do think that the President Trump, when he comes in,
Speaker 5: will try to reverse as much of this as he can.
Speaker 5: But as you're saying, he's trying to Biden proof that
Speaker 5: he's trying to make some of this very difficult for
Speaker 5: Trump to undo.
Speaker 2: Bill.
Speaker 1: Well, one thing that's Jermaine, especially to Ohio and I
Speaker 1: think many other states, is the temporary protective status which
Speaker 1: in Clark County, which is about eighty miles from where
Speaker 1: I broadcast from Jeff Crueir, there's about twenty to thirty
Speaker 1: thousand Haitians that have been granted temporary protective status and
Speaker 1: that is his specious use of that law at best,
Speaker 1: and it's true about all over the country. So to
Speaker 1: make sure that Trump cannot improve their border situation, Biden
Speaker 1: administration issued an eighteen month extension of temporary protective status
Speaker 1: for nine hundred thousand persons seeking asylum from El Salvador
Speaker 1: today and Venezuela, Ukraine and other places. Explain what temporary
Speaker 1: protective status he wants to Biden proof that Trump southern
Speaker 1: border explained why that's a bad idea.
Speaker 5: Well, because people that are here illegally need to be removed,
Speaker 5: and Biden is trying to make that impossible for President Trump.
Speaker 3: So this is done by the.
Speaker 5: Department of Atlantic Security, and all these quote unquote island
Speaker 5: seekers will now had eighteen additional months here in this country.
Speaker 5: So they want to protect these folks from deportation. Now,
Speaker 5: what hopefully can be done is with the new Department
Speaker 5: of Homeland Security secretary, they can end this and we'll
Speaker 5: see what kind of blowback we're going to have to
Speaker 5: try to get that ended. It'll probably wind up in court.
Speaker 5: But this is just again the Trump administration's policy is
Speaker 5: we've got to close the border and we've got to
Speaker 5: send people that are here illegally back home, especially the
Speaker 5: criminals that are here. And they really don't want that.
Speaker 5: So they don't want the American people to and that's
Speaker 5: the thing that really irks me. It's the will of
Speaker 5: the American people that they're trying to thwart.
Speaker 3: This is what we voted for.
Speaker 5: This guy lost, his team lost, but he's trying to
Speaker 5: cement all of this into place. And that's what they
Speaker 5: tried to do to Trump last time, to prevent the
Speaker 5: will of the American people from being realized.
Speaker 1: There's an effort by Republics in the Congress to have
Speaker 1: strings attached to all the aid. We're not talking about
Speaker 1: meals on wheels. We're talking about one hundred billion dollars
Speaker 1: that California is going to want at some point to
Speaker 1: rebuild the complete utter devastation. Nine public schools have been destroyed,
Speaker 1: something like twenty five thousand structures. There's no pharmacies, there's
Speaker 1: no libraries, there's no playgrounds. The houses are obliterated. It's
Speaker 1: completely utterly collapsed, as if a huge giant has stepped
Speaker 1: on entire rows of houses. And now what the Congress
Speaker 1: is going to be saying, and the next week or two,
Speaker 1: we'll give you aid, but you have to change what
Speaker 1: you're doing. You can't protect the shmelt fish. You can't
Speaker 1: protect the spotted cockroach, you can't protect the endangered bush.
Speaker 1: When it comes to reservoirs, you have to do different things.
Speaker 1: And already Gavin Newsom is pushing back, saying, it's the
Speaker 1: California way. Give us the money, we will do it
Speaker 1: our way. Then have another fire in five or ten
Speaker 1: years and away we go again. Is it a smart idea,
Speaker 1: Jeff Career to say to the people of California, these
Speaker 1: are the leaders you selected. Live with it. I've seen
Speaker 1: a lot of publications saying, you know what, that's the
Speaker 1: wrong approach to take, because California is a great state,
Speaker 1: is the Golden State, it's wonderful, it's beautiful, etc. We
Speaker 1: send more money to Washington than you send us. I
Speaker 1: don't know if that's true or not, but nonetheless, why
Speaker 1: keep doing the same thing anticipating a different result? And
Speaker 1: the gargoyles there's a bunch of gargoyles in California like
Speaker 1: Nancy Pelosi and Gavin Newsom and Karen Bass and Adam
Speaker 1: Schiff and Jerry Brown and Maxine Waters that they're gargoyles
Speaker 1: and they're not going to change. And so if they
Speaker 1: don't change their policy, should we give them one hundred
Speaker 1: billion dollars we have to borrow from somewhere else.
Speaker 5: No, For one, we don't have the money. We're thirty
Speaker 5: six point three trillion in debt. So we've got to
Speaker 5: be very careful about everything that we allocate. And we
Speaker 5: can't allocate money to politicians that are going to misuse
Speaker 5: the money again, and we're going to be back in
Speaker 5: the same situation, as you say, in another few years.
Speaker 5: The wreck of California something that should be a lesson
Speaker 5: for the whole nation.
Speaker 3: DDI.
Speaker 5: They're ridiculous policies. They didn't do what President Trump told
Speaker 5: them to do as far as maintaining the forest and
Speaker 5: using the water coming down from Canada.
Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom is a disaster.
Speaker 5: I think his presidential ambitions are now hopefully in the toilet.
Speaker 5: And as Karen Bass is a communist, and we've talked
Speaker 5: about it, how she's gone to Cuba constantly. By the way,
Speaker 5: Biden on his way out of the door says, okay, Cube,
Speaker 5: but you're fine. You're not on our most wanted terrorist
Speaker 5: list anymore.
Speaker 3: You're just doing great work.
Speaker 5: Over there in Cuba communist dictatorship. And another thing that
Speaker 5: he's done in these final days Bill.
Speaker 1: Karen Bass people, I didn't know much about her. She
Speaker 1: was on the short list to become a VP. It
Speaker 1: was either her or Kamala Harris, and so he picked
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. But Karen Bass has spent at least seventeen
Speaker 1: trips to Castro's Cuba when Fidel and Raoul was in charge.
Speaker 1: It's a complete disaster now and she never size the
Speaker 1: communist government whatsoever in Cuba for any point in the
Speaker 1: last twenty five years. In fact, she felt warm and
Speaker 1: comfy being there. And when you used the term communists,
Speaker 1: that is not figurative, it's literal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what she is.
Speaker 5: And by the way, she was in Ghana when, of
Speaker 5: course the fires started, she knew about the threat, she
Speaker 5: went anyway.
Speaker 3: So that's on her.
Speaker 5: That's why she's the most hated woman I think in
Speaker 5: California right now.
Speaker 3: And there's a recall effort. We know here in New
Speaker 3: Orleans very.
Speaker 5: Well about politicians who abandoned their city and go gallivanting
Speaker 5: around the world, and that's exactly what LaToya Cantrell has
Speaker 5: done to the climate change conferences all over the world,
Speaker 5: spending one hundred and semidd days out of the city
Speaker 5: of New Orleans in a year.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just insane.
Speaker 5: But she's just like Karen Bass and they neglect their citizens,
Speaker 5: their constituents.
Speaker 1: It's sad. It is sad to see what California has
Speaker 1: become after Ronald Reagan, what he did there and what
Speaker 1: it is now. But God, do we have trouble. So
Speaker 1: I can't imagine a worse menu of problems being put
Speaker 1: in front of Donald Trump. That's going to happen after
Speaker 1: inaugural days. It's unbelievable. It's almost similar to eighteen sixty
Speaker 1: one when Lincoln was the had dropped in his hand.
Speaker 1: The policies of a president Buchanan terrible and the problems
Speaker 1: we faced around the world economically, at home, the money,
Speaker 1: the southern border, California.
Speaker 4: It is awful.
Speaker 1: They were in pretty good shape four years ago. Maybe
Speaker 1: when we get together four years from now, Jeffrey Crueer,
Speaker 1: we can say, look at what Trump did. I pray
Speaker 1: to God that's the case. But Jeff crue Air, you're
Speaker 1: the best. And once again, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And Jeff Crueir, you're a great American.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you, Bill, appreciate you.
Speaker 1: God bless America, talk show host, author, and more. He's
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Speaker 6: Lots of people who still have a home, who are
Speaker 6: under evacuation order. I know you want to get back home,
Speaker 6: but this is a time to be patient. There is
Speaker 6: still so much work that firefighters, Lisa officers, FEMA and
Speaker 6: others are doing that is about search and rescue, the
Speaker 6: work that still needs to be done to ensure the
Speaker 6: safety around utility lines. This work is still very much
Speaker 6: in progress, and so it's critically important that to the
Speaker 6: extent you can find anything that gives you an ability
Speaker 6: to be patient in this extremely dangerous and unprecedented crisis.
Speaker 3: He quiet, and.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm brought catching seg We're saved. From Kamala Harris's words, Salle,
Speaker 1: it's about being patient when your house burning. Being patients
Speaker 1: is getting the heck out at a dodge in her
Speaker 1: house in LA had two or three burglars looking around
Speaker 1: at the alarms went off. Wonder what happened to them?
Speaker 1: Fish food, fish food. But we were saved from that
Speaker 1: for the next four years by the American voter. BINGO,
Speaker 1: imagine that for four years. I got a text here
Speaker 1: from a good friend of yours and good god, she's
Speaker 1: such an idiot, I said, absolutely, Can you imagine her?
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, the world would be you would You're
Speaker 1: talking about like Ella Degenerous leaving, leaving America. And did
Speaker 1: Robert and Hero leave yet? I hope? So, yeah, a
Speaker 1: few other ones are supposed to leave And again no, no,
Speaker 1: they're not leaving. I can't watch The Godfather for the
Speaker 1: eighty third time because Robert de Naro's in it. You
Speaker 1: and I were supposed to go train Komodo dragons for
Speaker 1: the circus. It was close and Madagascar if she would
Speaker 1: have won. Well, we were all years of that. We
Speaker 1: were on the boat. Good lord, what would we have done?
Speaker 1: Segment trained, trained Komodo dragons for the circus. We have
Speaker 1: to move to Madagascar to do that. Yeah, that's where
Speaker 1: they're at. I don't know if I do that. But Segment,
Speaker 1: how close were we to? You know where that is? Yes,
Speaker 1: it's off the east coast of Africa. Okay, everyone knows
Speaker 1: it's not going know what that is? Yeah? Where's Greenland?
Speaker 1: Do you have an idea where Greenland is? Up that way?
Speaker 1: Who has it?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: Norway owns that, I think, And well, the Trumpster's going
Speaker 1: to go in there and plant the flag and say
Speaker 1: this is America, and then the Golf of Trump will
Speaker 1: be renamed and then the Panama Canal will come back,
Speaker 1: the Trump Canal. Yeah, well, I think it's Denmark, Denmark?
Speaker 1: Are you sure? I'm pretty sure? Maybe Hot Sun you
Speaker 1: on Denmark? Norway? It's the same thing. Greenland is two
Speaker 1: thirds the size of North America and it's frozen completely,
Speaker 1: which is why they call it Greenland. And it has
Speaker 1: forty five thousand Aleutian Indians. Oh we better take it over,
Speaker 1: I take I mean, why not fifty first state? Why not?
Speaker 1: Oh call it a protect the territory. Yeah, in like
Speaker 1: Puerto Rico a territory. I think, so protect it over
Speaker 1: sometimes a Trumpster. Everybody wants Monday Monday, jd Vance, I'm
Speaker 1: working Monday. You working Monday?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 1: I told Rhino I would work my even though it's
Speaker 1: a holiday. I will work Monday. I want to be
Speaker 1: here at the moment. What time does the what time
Speaker 1: does the twelve one pm? Monday? We're going to be live.
Speaker 1: The hand will go up and I will be here
Speaker 1: and you'll be here at one thirty five? Is that correct?
Speaker 1: Seg Man, Yes, two thirty five. Yeah. Picking up the
Speaker 1: pieces of all that was, all that is, and all
Speaker 1: that could be. What about tonight when the president gives
Speaker 1: his farewell address, Hopefully the teleprompter doesn't break. The guy's
Speaker 1: a clown and idiot, a fool. He's the president. All
Speaker 1: the great things he's done over four years he's also
Speaker 1: a prevert. He's also a prevert. In addition, all that
Speaker 1: is incompetent. And he's been lied to repeatedly by the
Speaker 1: media and Democrats who tell us he's mentally competent. You know,
Speaker 1: he can do the alien in the Odyssey, he can
Speaker 1: read it backwards. You know what I'm saying, is this
Speaker 1: thing with Hamas and Israel? Is he going to take credit? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Of course. Well I'll tell you what. Just like Carter
Speaker 1: Iran hostages, Reagan, here we are again, and he's sending
Speaker 1: what sixty seven trillion dollars to Ukraine and the people
Speaker 1: that got burned out of Los Angeles gets seven hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy bucks a piece, correct, and the dealers a
Speaker 1: caring present. They're going to be there thirty three hostages,
Speaker 1: and amass has said many may be dead. I'm thinking, wat,
Speaker 1: I tell you what, if they are dead, is going
Speaker 1: to be it? And in return we released thousands of
Speaker 1: Palestinian terrorists. Now why not, I'd say we need a
Speaker 1: live hostage for one live Palestinian terrorists going across the
Speaker 1: bridge and return live, one dead. Somebody goes, somebody goes,
Speaker 1: this hostage is dead. You're dead. Give me a live one.
Speaker 1: It's a live Here comes your live one, live for live,
Speaker 1: dead for dead. You know what I'm saying. Segment will
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Speaker 1: saying last night at the Centas Center, Ryan Conwell, about
Speaker 1: that looked like a young Bill Cunningham at the park.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a movement in Deer Park to put
Speaker 1: my name on the entry to Deer Park, the home
Speaker 1: of Bill Cunningham, just like JD. Vans, just like Roger
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Speaker 1: a movement of foot to put my name on the entryways.
Speaker 1: Ryan Conwell with thirty four points twenty eight and the
Speaker 1: second half sixteen of his thirty four came in the
Speaker 1: final five minutes. He was filling it up and one
Speaker 1: point they were a lo wins. Finally, Sean Miller said,
Speaker 1: none on my watch, correct, We're gonna win. We're gonna
Speaker 1: beat Villanova. Well, what about the Miami Renhawks. Travis Steele
Speaker 1: Travis twins in a row like mister and Oxford twelve
Speaker 1: and four, four and zero in the back. The Miami
Speaker 1: RedHawks beat Northern Illinois number eight, Kentucky rolls past the Aggies,
Speaker 1: just barrel. Wisconsin got by Ohio State easily. They were
Speaker 1: leaving at halftime. Illinois whips up on Indiana by thirty.
Speaker 1: Not good. Tonight, Neon dion Land. That's Colorado to you
Speaker 1: and me? What Cincinnati Bearcats and Colorado and the Big
Speaker 1: twelve third live we have the game live here segment.
Speaker 1: Bearcats look to snap of four game losing skid. Also
Speaker 1: NKU and Cleveland State Horizon League at six thirty on
Speaker 1: ESPN fifteen thirty. And also tonight, George Mason v. Dayton
Speaker 1: two guys against five and let me say one, Let
Speaker 1: me what about the bear Cats. You're ignoring the bear
Speaker 1: I just mentioned him, but they've lost four or five
Speaker 1: in a row in the stink. Correct, Well, what does
Speaker 1: Wes Miller say? He's not happy? It's Miller and the
Speaker 1: fans were booing him and he and he went after
Speaker 1: the fans a little bit. What about Jizsel? All right, Well,
Speaker 1: you's got to get with it. Most of them do also, Willie.
Speaker 1: We say, with your permission, the Bill Cunningham, citizen of
Speaker 1: the day, who is speaking of the Dayton Flyers, we
Speaker 1: want to say a happy retirement at the end of
Speaker 1: the school year the longtime Dayton Flyers sports information director,
Speaker 1: the great Doug Hawthchild. Get it out there, sir. He
Speaker 1: has he has been. He will end forty seven years
Speaker 1: this year at the University of Date. He's out of Miami.
Speaker 1: Se Doug Hawthschild, Congratulations, happy for seven years, forty seven
Speaker 1: years as SID at Dayton. You're talking about if you
Speaker 1: want to coach, there's your guy right there. And I'll
Speaker 1: say this segment. Dayton should be allowed in the Big East, correct,
Speaker 1: But my Xavier Musketeers will not allow it. Bengals. Update
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Speaker 1: Bengals still don't have a new defensive coordinator. They nothing.
Speaker 1: The reports are of an interest in Wink Martindale wasn't dead?
Speaker 1: Who Wink Martindale? No, he's the defensive coordinator at the
Speaker 1: game show guy. No, No, this is it's a different one. Differ,
Speaker 1: your name is Wink Martindale and he's not a game
Speaker 1: show guy.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: Lou Anarumo is gonna have spoken with the Indianapolis Colts
Speaker 1: tomorrow he heads to the A t L. I think
Speaker 1: Zach Taylor has this fire to everybody. Now he's hiring everybody.
Speaker 1: I mean last year they have anybody if they don't
Speaker 1: get to the playoffs.
Speaker 4: He had a.
Speaker 1: Defensive coordinator, offensive coordinator, I mean, fine coach. Most of
Speaker 1: the most of the defensive coaching staff was let go.
Speaker 1: Is this uh, Zach Taylor's last year coming up? Well,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a big one. I guarantee you that.
Speaker 1: And they got a bad schedule too. Once again they
Speaker 1: played we think a bunch of bad teams. Today they
Speaker 1: announced that the indian apol Those Colts are going to
Speaker 1: play a game in Berlin, Germany. My guess is in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five or twenty seven the Bengals will lose
Speaker 1: a home game and be headed across the pond somewhere,
Speaker 1: maybe playing in Madrid, Spain. What about Greenland, Espanya, Greenland?
Speaker 1: Is there a capital of Greenland? Answers? No, I looked
Speaker 1: at on there's no capital. Is like a bunch of Indians?
Speaker 1: Can you say Indians anymore?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: All right, a bunch of what I don't know, Greenlanders?
Speaker 1: Just people people. Red's twenty twenty five caravan begins this weekend.
Speaker 1: More to night on the Hot Stove League right here
Speaker 1: on seven hundred WLW. Now aren't they supposed to be
Speaker 1: here next we well, next Thursday. But next Wednesday the
Speaker 1: Reds are. The Reds are going to be at the
Speaker 1: Roberts Center in beautiful Wilmington, the home of the Fighting Quakers,
Speaker 1: owned by RNL Carriers and also snow Hill Golfing country
Speaker 1: Club by Bobby Henderson. Correct, So they're going to have
Speaker 1: I think Marty Brenneman and a bunch of other folks
Speaker 1: there By the way, that tree club is haunted. I've
Speaker 1: been there. There's ghosts that live on the second floor
Speaker 1: because they were butchered by May and angry mass murderers.
Speaker 1: Now Hill has lots of shall we say ghost segment.
Speaker 1: They have knives in their hands, hatred in their eyes,
Speaker 1: and decrepit feelings in their hearts. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Kind of like this show, kind of like me. Due
Speaker 1: to popular popular demand, Willie the Culture part of the
Speaker 1: Stew's Report Culture Cincinnati Art Museum extending its home. It's
Speaker 1: open hours this Thursday through Sunday so as many visitors
Speaker 1: as possible can see the exhibition Discovering Ansel Adams before
Speaker 1: it closes this Sunday. You know who he is? Famous, Peter,
Speaker 1: You're not an author, right, not as dumb as people think. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: I watch the history Champion's Discovery. He does Western escapes.
Speaker 1: That's what he does. I got you, Matthew. Thursday, January sixteenth,
Speaker 1: Y're opening until nine pm. Friday, eleven eleven am to seven. Saturday,
Speaker 1: They're open, let's see, uh nine to eleven am. You know,
Speaker 1: all day long. They're opening to the public Saturday eleven
Speaker 1: to seven, Sunday eleven to seven. Also HANSL. Adams, Hansel Adams.
Speaker 1: It must be a gigantic uh attended Events segment. The
Speaker 1: Katari Prime Minister is announcing the ceasefire deal. Can you
Speaker 1: say his name? Try that one, Chikh Mohammed Mohammed ben
Speaker 1: Abdura Laman al Doha Cutter. That's it right there, But
Speaker 1: by don't take full credit tonight. They're they're frightened of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, much like the Iranians were scared of Ronald
Speaker 1: Reagan letting the hostages go before the Trumpster gets involved,
Speaker 1: because he's gonna drop the big one on them to
Speaker 1: say the hell with it. He said the other day
Speaker 1: that they're not out by the twentieth All hell's going
Speaker 1: to break loose, right, absolutely, Well, what if Biden would
Speaker 1: have said that, he would have laughed at his face. Now,
Speaker 1: what you know, Brian Combs is all fired up about
Speaker 1: the incapability of the city, the clear streets of snow
Speaker 1: because of the speed bumps, the pure of all speed bumps.
Speaker 1: Don't you imagine going down Madison Road with four or
Speaker 1: five large speed bumps. Here comes the snowplow full of snow.
Speaker 1: What happens? Not good, goes nuts. Half of them don't
Speaker 1: work anymore because they've ruined the snowplows because of the
Speaker 1: obstacles put there by peer of all. So make sure
Speaker 1: the cops don't pull over people to make sure they
Speaker 1: don't have warrns for their arrest. You can drive without
Speaker 1: a license, speed all over the place. The cops are told,
Speaker 1: don't pull anybody over. Let the speed bumps do the work.
Speaker 1: And then winter comes and guess what, boom boom, and
Speaker 1: then the city sidewalks are all on shoveled. No got
Speaker 1: people walking out in the street. What if we had
Speaker 1: an LA crisis here with pure of All also know
Speaker 1: and known as PG pier of all, do any better
Speaker 1: than he's like he was in hiding. He comes back
Speaker 1: and looking like a completely different what's with the Yeah,
Speaker 1: what's the deal with the mustache and the mayor? What's
Speaker 1: up with that? He's going to go national and international?
Speaker 1: What like become like a secret like like am I
Speaker 1: six or something? I think he's to run for governor
Speaker 1: next year. He wants to bring to Ohio Cincinnati values.
Speaker 1: So he he started out what like the clerk clerk,
Speaker 1: and then he went to what well from there he
Speaker 1: went to he wanted right from there right to mayor.
Speaker 1: Because your friend PG Sitting felt had some difficulties would
Speaker 1: you agree? Are they still they are still on the
Speaker 1: joint appeal? He's free of yeah, so so so an
Speaker 1: Twam or what what's his name? Ansel Adams? No, the mayor.
Speaker 1: He's going to run for governor. He's going to run
Speaker 1: for governor. Yes, so is Amy Action acting? Yes? And
Speaker 1: then who's the Republican? I think he's gonna be David Yost?
Speaker 1: What the title general? What about Hugh Housted? Well, I
Speaker 1: think he's going to be the next senator.
Speaker 6: You know, I've had this feeling in my god of
Speaker 6: like I'm holding Ohio in my arms and I'm like
Speaker 6: single handedly like deacon virus see out.
Speaker 1: That could be the next governor segment. If that happens,
Speaker 1: we will go to Madagascar and breed Kmodo dragons. Single segment.
Speaker 1: Get me out of the Student's Report coming up next,
Speaker 1: we hope is Donovan O'Neill about taxes, spending and all
Speaker 1: that kind of sexy stuff. Willie and Otter of a
Speaker 1: cold day here in the Tri State. Richards, we leave
Speaker 1: you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 8: Single thing, A five alarm sire. If he does good,
Speaker 8: if he gets the Israeli hostages out, I promise I
Speaker 8: will wear a Maga hat for one day on the
Speaker 8: show and say thank you for doing it.
Speaker 3: She'll it right off my head.
Speaker 8: Like you have to be able to cheer for wins
Speaker 8: when they happen and then call out relentlessly the wrong dude.
Speaker 1: Do they have that rule relative to Joe Biden call
Speaker 1: out relentlessly the wrongdoers? Do they do that?
Speaker 3: No? Is she hid?
Speaker 1: That's a that's a view host to gonna wear a
Speaker 1: man that show just end. I hope that they got it.
Speaker 1: That's an ABC News production segment. ABC News on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW. Okay, let's continue Bill Cunningham the Great American,
Speaker 1: of course. On Monday, the Trump forty seven presidency resumes
Speaker 1: with that four year interlude.
Speaker 4: It's like a bad dream. I'm glad it's over.
Speaker 1: And nonetheless, one of the first orders of business will
Speaker 1: be tax cuts. And for those taxpayers like myself and
Speaker 1: Tony Bender, we like tax cuts. If you're not paying taxes,
Speaker 1: you probably don't care about tax cuts. And one thing
Speaker 1: that is true is that about half the American people
Speaker 1: that are taxpayers pay about ninety eight percent of the bills.
Speaker 1: The top one percent pay about forty percent. The top
Speaker 1: five pay seventy five percent. And so when Democrats, liberals
Speaker 1: and others talk about, well, tax cuts really don't impact
Speaker 1: the American people, it impacts you if you pay taxes.
Speaker 1: And so a man responsible for some of the thinking
Speaker 1: about what to do on this is Donovan O'Neill. He's
Speaker 1: with the Americans for Prosperity and they just announced a
Speaker 1: twenty million dollar nationwide campaign calling on Congress to protect prosperity,
Speaker 1: renew the tax cuts. And Donovan O'Neill, Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Donovan, can you
Speaker 1: tell the American people why the Trump tax cuts are
Speaker 1: good for the economy and good for working stiffs like
Speaker 1: you and me.
Speaker 7: Yeah? Well, Bill, pleasure to be here with you, happy
Speaker 7: to talk about that. For those of your listeners who
Speaker 7: maybe aren't familiar with what we do at Americans for Prosperity,
Speaker 7: I like to say we put a megapund of the
Speaker 7: voices of Americans who are frustrated with the direction or country.
Speaker 7: And one of the biggest frustrations we heard throughout last
Speaker 7: year was the rising cost of living in the out
Speaker 7: of control spending in Washington, and what the Trump tax
Speaker 7: cuts are good to do. We make these permanent, renew them.
Speaker 7: They're going to do the same thing they did back
Speaker 7: in twenty seventeen. They're going to put harder money back
Speaker 7: in the pockets of working Ohiolands, working Americans who you know,
Speaker 7: this isn't creating new money, right, This isn't printing.
Speaker 3: New money like Bidenomics did.
Speaker 7: This is just letting folks keep the harder money that
Speaker 7: they make every two weeks on their paycheck. And it's
Speaker 7: good policy and it ushered in an arrow of economic
Speaker 7: prosperity when it was passed originally way back in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: And Donovan O'Neill, my producer, Tony Bender has a big
Speaker 1: yacht on the Ohio River and he spent like hundred
Speaker 1: and forty eight thousand dollars for this yacht that was
Speaker 1: a year old. And someone complained to him, he's from
Speaker 1: Boone count and they said, you know what, you shouldn't
Speaker 1: have that yacht because well, I have such opulent spending.
Speaker 1: And he made a good point, which is the person
Speaker 1: that bought this yacht put though and what it was
Speaker 1: brand new, It was two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: that two hundred and fifty thousand dollars didn't go in
Speaker 1: a bonfire and set a blaze. It went in the
Speaker 1: pockets class Americans who worked in order to build that
Speaker 1: particular yacht of Tony Bender. In other words, when someone
Speaker 1: spends two million dollars on a home, that money goes
Speaker 1: in the pockets of average middle class Americans, the painters
Speaker 1: and the drywallers, and the and the and the plasterers,
Speaker 1: and all the appliances and all the equipment, all the wood,
Speaker 1: et cetera. So to spend money is a good thing.
Speaker 1: But do you sense there's an idea out there that
Speaker 1: if you're a billionaire and you put to work millions
Speaker 1: of people, that you've done something wrong instead of something right.
Speaker 1: What we say to the Tony Benders who spend all
Speaker 1: this money on yachts, is that opulent or is that
Speaker 1: something that puts to work average Americans? What do you say?
Speaker 3: No, it puts to.
Speaker 7: Work average Americans. And I think what's important here, You know,
Speaker 7: that's the that's the what you're framing up there, Bill,
Speaker 7: is where the opposition, the big spending progressives in Washington
Speaker 7: and put us in the situation we've been in the
Speaker 7: last four years under Bidenomics. We want to have the debate,
Speaker 7: but here's the reality. If we don't make permanent the
Speaker 7: Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, we let these things expire
Speaker 7: at the end of the year, on average in Ohio,
Speaker 7: eight hundred and twenty one dollars is the tax increase
Speaker 7: that businesses on average across the state of Ohio is
Speaker 7: going to see. Now you're talking at the beginning of
Speaker 7: the segment about this.
Speaker 3: This isn't This isn't.
Speaker 7: Just money that you know, millionaires and billionaires will be
Speaker 7: able to spend. This is this is real savings for
Speaker 7: small mom and pop businesses across the state of Ohio,
Speaker 7: across the country. That if those those taxes go up,
Speaker 7: if Washington gets its hands on that money once again, Uh,
Speaker 7: the businesses are going to pass it on to somebody, right, Bill,
Speaker 7: They're going to pass it on to you and me.
Speaker 7: Tony will be just fine, but they're going to pass
Speaker 7: it on to you and me, and we're going to
Speaker 7: have to pay that. It's a one two punch if
Speaker 7: we don't make these things permanent and continue that relief,
Speaker 7: deliver that relief that will protect prosperity for Americans for
Speaker 7: generations to come.
Speaker 1: Well, let's answer this question that Duffer said is a
Speaker 1: huge problem. And the deficit right now is about two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars a year. That's real money. They accumulate national
Speaker 1: debts about thirty seven trillion add on top without a
Speaker 1: one hundred trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities. The argument for
Speaker 1: the radical left normally says, look, you're going to explode
Speaker 1: the deficit if you don't, if you give these tax
Speaker 1: cuts give away to millionaires and billionaires, it's going to
Speaker 1: explode the deficit, which race is the cost of everything
Speaker 1: we do. Answer the question about the debt and deficit
Speaker 1: doesn't help or hurt with that.
Speaker 7: Well, again, it's another false premise of the left here, right,
Speaker 7: a false argument that we're giving away money. The reality
Speaker 7: is this is money Americans have earned. The federal government
Speaker 7: is the one taking it. And what something like the
Speaker 7: Trump tax cuts and jobs that we make that permanent
Speaker 7: is going to do is it's going to keep that
Speaker 7: money where it belongs, in the hands of the hard
Speaker 7: working Americans who've earned it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: But something is important there, right, is getting our national
Speaker 7: debt under control. And I think part of what we've
Speaker 7: got to do is sort of a one two three
Speaker 7: step here. First is creating an economic environment where we
Speaker 7: can protect prosperity and Americans can once again flourish and
Speaker 7: have confidence in their economy. The next thing is getting
Speaker 7: government spending under control, right, reining in to be out
Speaker 7: of control bureaucracy. And then once we get those things accomplished,
Speaker 7: we're gonna be able to pay down that deficit, just
Speaker 7: like we started to do in the nineties, right where
Speaker 7: we saw an abundance because of the economic activity that's happening.
Speaker 7: We saw the same thing happen in twenty seventeen when
Speaker 7: the text that's some jobs are passed, we'll see the
Speaker 7: same thing happen again. If Congress has the courage to
Speaker 7: get it done.
Speaker 1: Well, I think they will have. You don't have to
Speaker 1: get sixty votes in the US Center for this, because
Speaker 1: it's a spending bill, which means fifty votes get it
Speaker 1: gets it done with Jady Vance, my good friend voting
Speaker 1: YA on this thing, and it's something has how much
Speaker 1: concern do you have? I had a guest on a
Speaker 1: week or two who said, unless we fundamentally change government spending,
Speaker 1: we're going to become a banana republic because at some
Speaker 1: point where bricks is going to take over in bricks,
Speaker 1: which is you know, Brazil, Russia, India and China are
Speaker 1: going to take over and make the US dollar not
Speaker 1: a reserve currency, which means the value of our money
Speaker 1: will with scott with skyrocket downward and in which case
Speaker 1: we're in trouble. How much concern do you have at
Speaker 1: your group for a deficit and debt if we don't
Speaker 1: address it, what does it look like five years from now?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 7: Yeah, as I said, we've got to get that done.
Speaker 7: But that doesn't mean we can't give Americans relief by
Speaker 7: put it by letting them keep their.
Speaker 3: Hard earned money.
Speaker 7: Right. The five trillion in inflationary spending under the last
Speaker 7: the current administration, the Biden administration fueled the inflationary policies
Speaker 7: that are costing Americans fifteen thousand dollars more just to
Speaker 7: live the same life they had lively that they had
Speaker 7: a few years ago. The first step is is getting
Speaker 7: Americans to be able to keep more of their harder
Speaker 7: and money, making permanent the Trump tax cuts so they
Speaker 7: don't feel that munch punch of inflationary spending under the
Speaker 7: Biden administration and an increased tax Bill and then ultimately
Speaker 7: getting government to just tighten its bell. And I think
Speaker 7: we're going to see that under this administration. I certainly
Speaker 7: believe we're going to see that with the Congress under
Speaker 7: Speaker Mike Johnson and the new Republican majority of the Senate.
Speaker 7: So we got to do both. The American people are
Speaker 7: expecting Congress to do both, and I think that's something
Speaker 7: that's why we exist, right We just to hold those
Speaker 7: folks accountable, hold their to the fire, and make sure
Speaker 7: they get those things done that they said they would
Speaker 7: do when they earned our votes back in.
Speaker 1: November and Donovan O'Neill of Americans for Prosperity. It happened
Speaker 1: under John F. Kennedy. He passed some tax cuts that
Speaker 1: caused the economy of the nineteen sixties to generate upward.
Speaker 1: In the nineteen eighties, we had Ronald Reagan doing exactly
Speaker 1: the same thing. He was told early on, you're going
Speaker 1: to explode the deficit. And guess what the nineteen eighties
Speaker 1: was unbroughdled economic growth. We saw what happened with Bush
Speaker 1: forty one when he did impose more taxes that hurt
Speaker 1: the economy until Nuke Gingrich came around along with Bill Clinton,
Speaker 1: who did some good things other than Monica Lewinski, and
Speaker 1: the economy was great for the last half of the
Speaker 1: nineteen nineties. And every time we've tried this, which is
Speaker 1: giving the American people more money to spend that they
Speaker 1: will spend and generate seven jobs with every dollar you spend.
Speaker 1: It's an unbelievable economic engine. It works constantly. But Democrats
Speaker 1: and Liberals never lacked tax cuts. They want more go
Speaker 1: government spending, and we go to ying and the yang.
Speaker 1: So if we go only four years and then Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris takes over, or maybe Nero Newsom Governor Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: a California takes over and we crack back the other direction,
Speaker 1: we're back to where we were before. So this has
Speaker 1: got to be eight to twelve years to get this
Speaker 1: country straight. Do you agree?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 7: Absolutely. It takes a lot for these things to take motion.
Speaker 7: But one of the quickest, most impactful things you can
Speaker 7: do is giving quoks confidence that their tax bill isn't
Speaker 7: going to go up next year, right, And you can
Speaker 7: do that by making permanent these Trump texts, the tax
Speaker 7: cuts and jobs up to twenty seventeen. And let's protect
Speaker 7: prosperity for the next generation.
Speaker 1: What can the American people do to assist in this effort.
Speaker 1: We have to get involved, send emails, do whatever you
Speaker 1: have to do. Americans for prosperity. Everyone who works would
Speaker 1: like to pay less taxes, but we want to function
Speaker 1: the economy, which is governed by how much money we spend.
Speaker 1: Seventy percent of the American economy is consumer spending. Seventy
Speaker 1: percent consumer spending. So if we have more money to spend,
Speaker 1: the economy will grow. So what is your website? If
Speaker 1: we can get get that out to the American people
Speaker 1: to speak to their congressman, what is it?
Speaker 7: Protect prosperity dot com. Protect prosperity dot com. You'll be
Speaker 7: able to take action and you'll be able to get
Speaker 7: information on how in every fifth, every one of the
Speaker 7: fifty states, if we don't pass the tax cuts and
Speaker 7: jobs back and make it permanent from twenty seventeen, what
Speaker 7: that impact will be on your tax bill. All that
Speaker 7: information is available at protect prosperity dot com.
Speaker 1: And this is the irs. And of course we would
Speaker 1: love a flat tax. It'd be wonderful if we had
Speaker 1: a fifteen or twenty percent flat tax with no deductions.
Speaker 1: That'd be simple. It'd be easy to put out of
Speaker 1: work the accountants. I think Al Roscido at Hkcambell wouldn't
Speaker 1: be happy with that. But to put out of work
Speaker 1: the CPAs and the accountants have a flat tax would
Speaker 1: be the best thing imaginable to unleash American prosperity. And
Speaker 1: once again, Donovan O'Neil, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And you continue to have a great
Speaker 1: day in a great life. Thank you, Donovan.
Speaker 7: Thanks Bill.
Speaker 4: All right, let's.
Speaker 1: Continue with more the line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. I'm always amused by those in government that
Speaker 1: have these huge government pensions telling Americans you don't want
Speaker 1: a tax cut, we need more government spending. Just the opposite.
Speaker 1: We need a tax cut because seventy percent of our
Speaker 1: economy is you spending money, and we need that. And
Speaker 1: the more money in your pocket to spend, the greater
Speaker 1: the economy will grow. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: When you agree with me that California, like the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, needs a serious wake up call that if
Speaker 1: you cannot do basic things like you have water and fire,
Speaker 1: hydrants or get snow and ice off the streets in
Speaker 1: an efficient manner. That something is wrong with state government
Speaker 1: when the most basic elements cannot be followed because of
Speaker 1: extreme environmental leftism and more in California. I'd have no
Speaker 1: confidence that if a similar crisis or strike Cincinnati that
Speaker 1: Pgpier of all in his pals on city Council would
Speaker 1: have any chance to respond efficiently, cooperatively and with confidence.
Speaker 1: I'd have no evidence whatsoever that would happen. And fortunately
Speaker 1: Cincinnati generally doesn't have extreme weather of such a character
Speaker 1: like the California fires or hurricanes strike us, because if
Speaker 1: it did, we'd be in serious trouble. If city government
Speaker 1: cannot even get snow off the streets, how possibly could
Speaker 1: it handle a worse crisis. The Wall Street Journal points
Speaker 1: out today and its editorial that when Gavin Newsom, also
Speaker 1: known as Nero Newsom, says he's going to waive certain
Speaker 1: environmental restrictions on development because it's delaying reconstruction, why not
Speaker 1: do that every day? It's so ironic that the one
Speaker 1: government in America most patting itself on the back for
Speaker 1: environmental concerns is the one causing the most environmental concern California.
Speaker 1: Spend his time acting as if you can't drill for oil,
Speaker 1: you can't knock down trees, you can't build reservoirs, you
Speaker 1: can't do the things to make a functional American society operate.
Speaker 1: In fact, many times every year for the past several years,
Speaker 1: there's been blackouts of the electrical grid inside California because
Speaker 1: it cannot supply electricity in the first world country. Supposedly
Speaker 1: the greatest state in the Union, they think is California.
Speaker 1: They can't keep the lights on and they can't put
Speaker 1: water in the fire hydrants. Yet we're supposed to pay
Speaker 1: attention to them when it comes to Nancy Pelosi and
Speaker 1: Harris and all the rest who won higher political office
Speaker 1: and Gavin Newsom waived the state's environmental laws and the
Speaker 1: areas affected by the fires. And the board points out
Speaker 1: that the California Environmental Quality Act the CEQA, requires that
Speaker 1: a review be conducted to weigh any potential environmental effects
Speaker 1: or impacts before any building permit is approved. So if
Speaker 1: you want to do anything in California, build a house,
Speaker 1: build a business, a strip center, shopping center, put up
Speaker 1: a she shed, you have to have the approval of
Speaker 1: bureaucrats from the California Environmental Quality Act to do an
Speaker 1: environmental study to make sure there's not a spotted cockroach
Speaker 1: and in danger bush or possibly a shmeltfish anywhere within
Speaker 1: the sound or the availability of your development. So you
Speaker 1: can't develop things without their permission. In another state law,
Speaker 1: the California Coastal Act, focuses on development as it relates
Speaker 1: to the preservation of sensitive coastal and marine habitats and
Speaker 1: biodiversities quote unquote, So you have to have an environmental
Speaker 1: study done before you put a room onto your house.
Speaker 1: Got to go through two or three state boards. Had
Speaker 1: a guest on a week ago. This set it takes
Speaker 1: three to five years. If you want to have a
Speaker 1: room edition to put it on in California, you need
Speaker 1: environmental studies. You need to worry about the spotted cockroach
Speaker 1: and more a marine habitat or the smelltfish and where
Speaker 1: they spawn. So the board makes the point, why not
Speaker 1: waive those laws of the time being your environmental policies
Speaker 1: have destroyed the environment. Maybe go some other direction. A
Speaker 1: let's continue with more and segment is here with sports
Speaker 1: and so much more. Two thirty Homeer Reds and Bengals
Speaker 1: marching for glory like Xavier did start against Villanova. All
Speaker 1: a news radio seven hundred that you all w Cincinnati
Speaker 1: really are struggling right now, So she.
Speaker 9: Gonna keep saying trans trans trans so that people will
Speaker 9: feel threatened.
Speaker 1: And child, listen, I want you, I have.
Speaker 2: No child, not call me a child.
Speaker 4: I am no child.
Speaker 1: I won't even stay out.
Speaker 9: I'm a gross of those emails.
Speaker 1: I approcately have ceilings hereman, I'm reclaiming my time.
Speaker 3: You will not do.
Speaker 1: I am taming my time.
Speaker 4: You want to take it Out's.
Speaker 10: Chairmany committee order order, point of order, point of order,
Speaker 10: order order order.
Speaker 2: Hello, quiet, and I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: I'm reclaiming my time as a general and my time
Speaker 1: is limited.
Speaker 3: I have the time, so what time?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm answering your question.
Speaker 9: You gotta let him answer, claiming my time, reclaiming my time, sir,
Speaker 9: reclaiming my time.
Speaker 1: And I know you don't want to answer.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying I reclaim my time.
Speaker 9: Really are struggling right now, So she gonna keep saying
Speaker 9: trans trans trans threatened and child.
Speaker 1: Let him go at it. Let him got our leaders
Speaker 1: of those emails.
Speaker 9: I actually have celingsmen reclaiming.
Speaker 1: My order, order order. I'm gonna claiming this show order,
Speaker 1: claiming my time, mister Chairman and committee not in order,
Speaker 1: point of order, point of order, order.
Speaker 2: Order order.
Speaker 1: And say you wanted to join Congress along with Rocky?
Speaker 1: Is that correct? You could have been in the House, Rocky,
Speaker 1: you could have been the United States Congress and you
Speaker 1: failed to get involved in this mess.
Speaker 3: Well, if you want free marijuana minute, then.
Speaker 10: Bill segment he had, he was right there, right there,
Speaker 10: the plumbers, wind was at his back.
Speaker 7: God, some attended vote for Bill?
Speaker 10: Now what that was? Nancy Mace? Correct? The House Resolution
Speaker 10: twenty eight about transgender or you know, transeexuals.
Speaker 4: And there were how many how many Democrats voted?
Speaker 10: There were several that voted, say, well, you know, keep
Speaker 10: the keep the boys out of the Chris's bathroom.
Speaker 4: How's that possible?
Speaker 1: How's that possible? You think about that? I don't know, Seg,
Speaker 1: why didn't you run the ruther of her position?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: Richard K.
Speaker 10: Jones, Don Dixon, everybody Butler County said, Seg, this plumb
Speaker 10: is sure?
Speaker 1: He said, pluck the plumb, pluck the player garandea. One
Speaker 1: thing I'm not passing out in the McDonald's drive through. Actually,
Speaker 1: by the way, it was not America, right.
Speaker 10: Every Democrat except for two two only two Democrats said.
Speaker 1: Let's keep the boys out of the girls locker room.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I said, no, we can't have that. The
Speaker 4: rest have at it.
Speaker 1: Believe that possible woman's name was Crockett. He's a loud
Speaker 1: mouth from Texas. Of course, Nancy and Mace is allowed
Speaker 1: mouth from the South. Let's take it outside on it,
Speaker 1: you know what kind of said, hold it, hit the gamble.
Speaker 1: Let's go right, ladies, let's go right out. We're going
Speaker 1: to go take it outside and see what happens on
Speaker 1: the Capitol steps. Like the team's a president at the
Speaker 1: Senator Mark Wayne Mullins and Oklahoma, let's take it outside.
Speaker 1: I like to go, you know what, going to Rotunda.
Speaker 1: Let's go great to have at it, get the rocks going.
Speaker 1: That's right. A big thing is ninety five percent of
Speaker 1: Democrats said boys can go in the girls bathrooms and
Speaker 1: locker rooms. You can you can go do that. Think
Speaker 1: about that.
Speaker 10: Ninety five percent Democrats say that's good with us. You
Speaker 10: try to do that in high school, you'd be expelled.
Speaker 10: It doesn't anywhere close yes, by matching the popular opinion
Speaker 10: Doross America.
Speaker 1: I tell a friend of mine did that repeatedly at
Speaker 1: Deer Park High School. I won't give his name because
Speaker 1: he's dead. But his thing in life was to hide
Speaker 1: in the girl's bathroom and kind of jump out as
Speaker 1: a kid like sixteen years old, and he would hide
Speaker 1: in the girls locker room and run out when the
Speaker 1: girls like slightly undressed or completely. And after he got
Speaker 1: ten days, then he got twenty days. If there was
Speaker 1: a camera at that point available, Oh my god, God.
Speaker 1: And the poor guy went to Vietnam and was killed
Speaker 1: three years later. He probably got a standing ovation in height.
Speaker 1: And then it was hallway right, it's funny.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The girls weren't laughing, no, but me and my boys
Speaker 1: we were laughing. But now it's like, okay, yeaheah.
Speaker 10: If you just identified back then as a female would
Speaker 10: have been okay.
Speaker 1: I don't think that worked, sure, And I love the
Speaker 1: he she, the and them and all that stuff. Are
Speaker 1: you going to play into the idiocy of transgender rights?
Speaker 3: Rock?
Speaker 1: But if someone says I identify as a he she
Speaker 1: or he he them or them us, are you gonna say, Okay?
Speaker 1: Identify as what look at me? What do you think?
Speaker 2: I think?
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, I'm going to play into your idiocy to
Speaker 1: make give credence to what you're telling me that there's
Speaker 1: more than two genders. It might be one hundred there from.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna call you by the pronoun that you want. Am.
Speaker 1: I gonna play it and take it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: My prouns are z and z so right to then
Speaker 4: what does that mean?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 10: Look it up, Ken, that is something, can't say it's
Speaker 10: you know, give me some sports.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go. I'm gonna get some pronouns. I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: Last night Ryan Conwell Willie filled it up like you
Speaker 1: used to do at the park thirty four points twenty
Speaker 1: eight and the second half. Sixteen of his thirty four
Speaker 1: came in a final five minutes and a big Xavier
Speaker 1: went over Villanova. Yeah, you might be right. There is
Speaker 1: something z zer and zers is that you.
Speaker 10: Is my job to know everything, So yeah, you knew
Speaker 10: that the one I chose. I looked at the list
Speaker 10: and those are the ones I identify with, So you
Speaker 10: can't be he him his, no, she heard his They
Speaker 10: done z z z zors z and zurr Yes about
Speaker 10: talk about mersees?
Speaker 1: What's like zz tw Do you what pronouns that I
Speaker 1: use with you? Zz top? How about Ron's roost? How
Speaker 1: about those that'd be all right with me? How about
Speaker 1: a guide to understanding gender identity, fluidity and pronouns. This
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Speaker 10: You're paying for this, Okay, one hundred million dollars here,
Speaker 10: We're gone better continue segment.
Speaker 1: Let's see college basketball tonight Cincinnati Barrick has looked to
Speaker 1: end that losing streak at Colorado at eight thirty NKU
Speaker 1: and Cleveland State six thirty, ESPN fifteen thirty, and also
Speaker 1: George Mason and Dayton get the latest on the Reds tonight.
Speaker 1: The Reds Caravan kicks off this weekend. I Stove League
Speaker 1: gets six oh five rock. Might I share you with more?
Speaker 1: How about some of this? Are you ready for more?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 1: Gender identity, gender expression, sis, gender, transgender or trans non
Speaker 1: binary a gender, gender expansive, gender transitioning, gender dysphoria, sexual
Speaker 1: orientation intersect. This is we got eighty more. What do
Speaker 1: you think does that cover everything?
Speaker 10: I'm sure by tomorrow there'll be five more because you
Speaker 10: because you misidentified someone at the moment, represented at the moment.
Speaker 1: At the dead driving movie theater, at the moment of conception,
Speaker 1: boy or girl and until you die, boy or girl
Speaker 1: not according to NPR, got one hundred and seven expressions. Segment.
Speaker 1: Most people don't don't believe in that. I don't think
Speaker 1: normal people are an NPR. Normal people are here segment.
Speaker 4: Please.
Speaker 10: People are worried about, you know, job and bringing home
Speaker 10: money and how do you keep you know, keep warm
Speaker 10: in the winter, and how do I get the snow
Speaker 10: off my shirt? And can't I'll tell you what, green,
Speaker 10: Green Township does a better job on snow.
Speaker 4: There's not a question about it.
Speaker 10: The city seen those guys a green township, all the
Speaker 10: maintenance apartment, they work top notch.
Speaker 1: But guess what the dump trucks and the snow plows
Speaker 1: are getting broken because of all the of all the
Speaker 1: speed bump beathumps. They keep hitting them because the snow
Speaker 1: covers them, snaps the front of the dup, and they're
Speaker 1: half the.
Speaker 10: Trustee in Green Town. So I looked at the costs
Speaker 10: of just just for s and g's. I looked at
Speaker 10: the cost of a speed humps. It's like four grand
Speaker 10: for one, so multiple and I'm sure they're much more
Speaker 10: expensive by now. And and yeah, now they're wrecking the
Speaker 10: trucks because you can't see them.
Speaker 1: And the sidewalks aren't shoveled at all. Now you know
Speaker 1: there's a law against that. You're supposed to shovel in
Speaker 1: front of your your own sidewalk. You know that I didn't. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna.
Speaker 10: Must there, But when you look around in the whole street,
Speaker 10: you can't get you shoveled your sidewalks.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Special guest tonight, Willie on the Hot Stove League is
Speaker 1: the director of Pitching, Derrick Johnson. Let's see what else
Speaker 1: Bengals up. They brought to you by Good Spirits, Wine
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Speaker 1: in Florence. That's still no word on who's going to
Speaker 1: be the defensive coordinator? Rock What do you say? It's
Speaker 1: not Wing Martindale. That was a rumor that came out
Speaker 1: of somewhere. He's dead anyway, isn't he Mink Martindale?
Speaker 4: Is it because it's taking so long? Is it Al Golden?
Speaker 1: Or maybe?
Speaker 4: Who is the current DC of another Dame?
Speaker 1: Really? What about Mike Zimmer back home?
Speaker 10: Could be Robert Livingston doesn't make any he's a DC
Speaker 10: with Colorado. Here here's the Bengals a couple of years
Speaker 10: back when their secondary is really good.
Speaker 4: His secondary.
Speaker 1: Zach Taylor also known as Zach Schula now in the
Speaker 1: hot seat for next year? No, how about next year?
Speaker 1: How about a year from now? They're not in the playoffs,
Speaker 1: they're nine to eight? What what happens then?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 10: No, because if now look, if all of a sudden,
Speaker 10: the front office goes and gets a ton of talent
Speaker 10: and spends money and just empties the kiddy to get
Speaker 10: top players and they don't perform, then yes, But until
Speaker 10: that point, no, I don't put.
Speaker 1: The players want to come here right because as a Joe,
Speaker 1: players want you think, yes for the Bengals. If you
Speaker 1: want to ring, you can't buy the ring, no matter what.
Speaker 1: As rich as you are, you can't buy the ring.
Speaker 2: Can't buy the ring.
Speaker 1: Also, well they going back to baseball. The Reds have
Speaker 1: signed Venezuela and shortstop Liebert's Aponte today seventeen year old
Speaker 1: kid one point nine million dollars, seventeen years old, one
Speaker 1: point nine million Lexis quarterback is going to the NFL
Speaker 1: Draft when yours is yep, turned down to the NFL
Speaker 1: Draft USC.
Speaker 10: I don't I think that's a mistake. I don't think
Speaker 10: he's quite ready. He could use another year unless they force.
Speaker 10: Melis said, look we got this.
Speaker 1: You know arch man out of isn't he thirty one
Speaker 1: years old? You were something that he's been around long.
Speaker 4: No, he's not that old. Maybe he's maybe he's twenty three,
Speaker 4: but he's not.
Speaker 1: He's old. That's pretty old.
Speaker 10: We start off at Ohio State, of course, yes he did.
Speaker 10: In the top quarterback in Texas went to Ohio State.
Speaker 10: Could have gone somewhere else in the USC for six million.
Speaker 10: That could have been somebody like the Michigan quarterback. Ten
Speaker 10: million dollars is what rights Underwood top quarter man, told me,
Speaker 10: how do you pay ten million.
Speaker 1: Dollars for a quarterback? Just go to Michigan some rich
Speaker 1: woman they did.
Speaker 10: I got speaking of Ni, I was gonna share on
Speaker 10: my show, I'll share it on yours. So this is
Speaker 10: how silly and I, you and I L has gotten.
Speaker 10: So the top basketball recruit in the nation is his
Speaker 10: name is Nate Amne. Okay, he is essentially auctioning off.
Speaker 4: His college decision.
Speaker 1: Okay, so get this.
Speaker 10: So he has you know, all the top schools are recruiting,
Speaker 10: you know, Duke BYU, Georgetown, Kansas State, Kentucky, Louisville, Notre Dame, Tennessee, Texas.
Speaker 10: So he is going to let's see if I get
Speaker 10: this right here, he's using nil crowdfunding Okay, this site
Speaker 10: called fans steak to help choose which college you will attend.
Speaker 10: So basically, he's gonna tell all the alumni and people
Speaker 10: and backers of every school, dump a bunch of money
Speaker 10: into whatever school you you want me to go to,
Speaker 10: and then the one that's the highest, that's one I
Speaker 10: go to.
Speaker 1: Is that is that legal? Apparently?
Speaker 4: Is that insane?
Speaker 1: Didn't this one tall basketball player go to bring him
Speaker 1: young because he got ten million dollars. Did you hear
Speaker 1: this one? He was signed somewhere else and he got
Speaker 1: ten million dollars to go bring him young, which is
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson's favorite university. And he's going to get ten
Speaker 1: million and bring him young. I'm thinking, what did Cooper
Speaker 1: Fly get? Or was he getting a duke? He's unbelievable.
Speaker 10: By the way, forty two points the other night he
Speaker 10: almost dunk dunked, like just inside the foul on the
Speaker 10: other night too, that was incredible.
Speaker 1: That was doctor J dunk Doctor J. Remember him good?
Speaker 10: I watched him with some he's good. I don't watch
Speaker 10: much basketball. When I watched some of those high school.
Speaker 4: Games last year, he was unreal.
Speaker 1: Maybe he should go to the WNBA and be criticized.
Speaker 2: Would he be criticized, Yes.
Speaker 1: Look at Christen, Look look at what happened to Clark? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I don't know, but he's pretty good. He's only nineteen, right, yeah,
Speaker 10: nineteen years old going to the NBA next year?
Speaker 1: Number one?
Speaker 10: Overall, that's it. Years ago, you couldn't buy a guy
Speaker 10: a hamburger, right, No, it told the story one hundred
Speaker 10: times at the alumni weekend. Was always during the summer.
Speaker 10: The whole team was up there and they had a
Speaker 10: big team meeting. And you cannot work the the the
Speaker 10: shuttle bus van because someone may tip you like five
Speaker 10: bucks and that'll be an n C DOUA a violation,
Speaker 10: so we don't want you near it. I had a
Speaker 10: whole meeting about it. Yeah, hey, thanks for taking me
Speaker 10: to Morrissey Hall. Here, here, rock here, you're getting a
Speaker 10: hundred dollars tips on the bus.
Speaker 1: Well more. Don't have to have like a tzar. Someone's
Speaker 1: got to come out and you have to.
Speaker 10: The problem is the the commissioners of the of all
Speaker 10: the conferences, especially the big ones, you know SEC and
Speaker 10: Big ten. They only care about the SEC and the
Speaker 10: Big ten, so they don't you know, back way back
Speaker 10: in the day when the a f L was was
Speaker 10: coming about, they compromised and said, hey, you know what
Speaker 10: for the greater maybe not in the next couple of years,
Speaker 10: but ten years from now, this is gonna be a
Speaker 10: good thing if we kind of merge together and we
Speaker 10: get under one umbrella and we'll operate by the same thing.
Speaker 4: Right, that's what needs to happen. But I just don't
Speaker 4: think they're gonna do it.
Speaker 10: Because you know, Greg Sankee, commissioner of the SEC, he
Speaker 10: is owned holding the SEC fans who are nuts.
Speaker 4: So if in the second he gives in.
Speaker 10: Some sort of compromise and says, okay, yeah, we'll take
Speaker 10: a little less.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be like they're gonna tell him. So that's
Speaker 1: the problem we need somems are to be involved in.
Speaker 1: The problem is the US Supreme Court decision that says
Speaker 1: adult men or women have the opportunity to auction off,
Speaker 1: in a sense, their own services. And that means that's
Speaker 1: what start nil and that though, okay, if you're twenty
Speaker 1: years old, aries man, twenty years old, why are you
Speaker 1: beholden to the rules of USC or UCLA or High
Speaker 1: State when you're a free agent and you haven't signed
Speaker 1: anything and so we're not you know, that's a problem.
Speaker 4: And now let me ask you this.
Speaker 10: So the popularity of college for ball has never been higher.
Speaker 10: And I know some of the semifinal games didn't get
Speaker 10: the huge numbers. That's because they were on a Thursday
Speaker 10: and a Friday instead of like at noon on a
Speaker 10: on a Saturday.
Speaker 1: So the popularity is super high.
Speaker 10: But is there a point where fans go, I'm they're
Speaker 10: they're essentially paid players. Why am I watching in essence
Speaker 10: and inferior product of college I'll just watch the NFL.
Speaker 1: It's kind of the same thing. I'ink gonna wash out.
Speaker 10: The next question there's, I mean, what what bonds you
Speaker 10: to college football? Is your allegiance? If you you know,
Speaker 10: I went to Notre Dame, I want them to win.
Speaker 10: If you went to Georgia, you're you're an alumni, you
Speaker 10: went to school there, Now you're there's a pride factor there.
Speaker 10: But if you don't really know the players and they're
Speaker 10: just in and out every year.
Speaker 1: It's gonna wash out the next five years the league.
Speaker 1: I don't know. At Xavier, I used to watch guys
Speaker 1: come in as freshmen and watch them for four years
Speaker 1: and develop and move on. Okay, but now I don't
Speaker 1: identify with any of the players except maybe Freemantle. Zach's
Speaker 1: been there a long time.
Speaker 10: But yeah, and it's it's the course of double edge
Speaker 10: shore because the good the good news for you is
Speaker 10: Xavier could and next offseason go and buy the top
Speaker 10: players and all.
Speaker 4: Of a sudden like that it's a top like that.
Speaker 10: That's great, but you don't really identify and do the
Speaker 10: players identify with the school? No. I wanted to win
Speaker 10: a Notre Dame because I wanted to fight for the
Speaker 10: blue and gold. But do people feel that anymore? Do
Speaker 10: they want to win for that? Or is it just
Speaker 10: kind of like I want to win because you know
Speaker 10: I'm here now?
Speaker 4: But any questions said? Any questions?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Give me out on the student's report, please will ye
Speaker 1: and honor of a cold day here at the Tri
Speaker 1: State and figuring out n I L good luck. We
Speaker 1: leave you with the immortal words of the stud Report.
Speaker 10: Last week, President Harris and I stood in the United
Speaker 10: States Capitol.
Speaker 1: I guess she did win the presidency? But did she win?
Speaker 1: Segment President Harris and I, I don't think so. I
Speaker 1: don't think she won.
Speaker 2: Did she?
Speaker 1: I don't think so.
Speaker 3: Huh?
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