Speaker 1: Bill cunning into Great America.
Speaker 2: Welcome this Monday afternoon in the Tri State Reds Baseball
Speaker 2: Thank God off today, they get the rest. They have
Speaker 2: nine games and homes starting tomorrow, getting ready for the
Speaker 2: WEBN Western and Southern Fireworks on Sunday and more. Going
Speaker 2: to be a big weekend, hotter than the Hinges of Hell.
Speaker 2: And I last night watching some listening and some of
Speaker 2: the Reds games. The Reds have lost seventy percent of
Speaker 2: the games to Pittsburgh, which, by the way, is not good.
Speaker 2: The Pirates are not good and once again they have
Speaker 2: no starting pitching.
Speaker 3: They lose.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens the next to nine games. Also,
Speaker 2: in the last nine series against Milwaukee, the Reds have
Speaker 2: lost all of them. And the Reds since June the
Speaker 2: second have won one game on a Sunday, So maybe
Speaker 2: that's the Lord, and I'm sure what it is, but
Speaker 2: they've won one game on a Sunday since June second.
Speaker 2: But more important things are going on. The Inchoir has
Speaker 2: a big story this morning that dropped last night about
Speaker 2: what's happening with another one of those left wing judges
Speaker 2: in Hamley County, and that is Judge Samanthas Silverstein. According
Speaker 2: to the headline and the story left twice the bench.
Speaker 2: Headline is Hamley County judge walks off the bench twice
Speaker 2: and to speak with the prosecutor. Now, the prosecutor's Melissa Powers.
Speaker 2: But there's one of her fine devotees is David Wood.
Speaker 2: And David Wood's been in the prosecutor's office I think
Speaker 2: for twenty or thirty years. He knows where the bodies
Speaker 2: are buried. He's an expert on an arrayment proceeding, which
Speaker 2: is where my wife, Penelope are and Melissa Powers spent
Speaker 2: quite a bit of time in room May helping you
Speaker 2: set bonds. And in this case, Judge Silverstein violated I
Speaker 2: think state law by not considering safety of the community
Speaker 2: joining you and I now is that same Melissa Powers
Speaker 2: and Melissa Powers. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: So can you tell the American people what happened on
Speaker 2: August the sixth and August the seventh when this judge
Speaker 2: turned off the record and, according to the Inquirer, left
Speaker 2: the bench.
Speaker 4: Well, first of all, I want to start off with
Speaker 4: thank you for having me. And then second point is
Speaker 4: Dave Wood is an outstanding public servant. He has dedicated
Speaker 4: his entire legal career, which is thirty four years in
Speaker 4: the prosecutor's office, to fight for victims of crime and
Speaker 4: the safety of the community. He is an outstanding professional.
Speaker 4: He comes to the office every day at five am,
Speaker 4: four hours before the arrayment docket starts, to prepare that docket,
Speaker 4: to make sure he has sufficient evidence and the correct
Speaker 4: information to provide judges to make informed decisions about bond. Now,
Speaker 4: the judges obviously have discretion to make instead of bond
Speaker 4: any way they want. There's certain things that they have
Speaker 4: to they're required to follow. But the number one thing
Speaker 4: the voters in the state of Ohio passed overwhelmingly at
Speaker 4: constitutional amendment. It was seventy percent of the Ohioans one
Speaker 4: judges to consider they are required the constitution shall consider
Speaker 4: public safety, the seriousness of the offense, and the person's
Speaker 4: criminal record when setting the bond amount. So Dave Wood
Speaker 4: is making sure that our judges are following the constitution.
Speaker 4: And in this case, the judge in Remae was setting
Speaker 4: a bond on a matter that involved the shoplifting offense
Speaker 4: that occurred at home depot and the employee of the
Speaker 4: home depot approached the shoplift or the defendant and confronted
Speaker 4: that person, and the defendant pulled a pile of lumber
Speaker 4: on top of the salesperson. So that's the case that
Speaker 4: we're talking about that appeared in the article, which they
Speaker 4: claim was a heated exchange. I've talked to defense attorneys
Speaker 4: that were in remy that were not quoted in this
Speaker 4: article by the Enquirer who said that there was never
Speaker 4: a raised voice by Dave Wood. He was not disrespectful.
Speaker 4: He was the ultimate professional. He did not use a
Speaker 4: degrading tone in any way, did not talk down to
Speaker 4: the judge. This is only the second time that this
Speaker 4: judge has been in remay, and I can tell you, Bill,
Speaker 4: I've been in remae as a prosecutor and as a judge.
Speaker 4: It is high paced. It is a pressure cooker cases
Speaker 4: that's very rapid. And I was told by the attorneys
Speaker 4: in that courtroom that observed what happened, that it was
Speaker 4: apparent that the judge became overwhelmed turns off the record,
Speaker 4: which is unheard of, absolutely unheard of without the agreement
Speaker 4: of the parties. Anytime a judge is on the bench
Speaker 4: and proceedings are in progress, the record must be made,
Speaker 4: and it used to be we had court reporters, so
Speaker 4: she couldn't turn off a court reporter. But this now
Speaker 4: is a tape recorder very easily can be manipulated by
Speaker 4: a judge. And then some comments and statements were made
Speaker 4: off the record to my prosecutor.
Speaker 2: So so at this point, for those who may not know,
Speaker 2: we used to have these stenographers who said there in
Speaker 2: front of the bench, and they are wonderful men and
Speaker 2: women that can actually take every word down, and it
Speaker 2: makes sense. But to save money, I would imagine the
Speaker 2: court system now has simply a recording device. And the
Speaker 2: reason that's critical is that if the judge makes a mistake,
Speaker 2: it's up to the appellate court to correct the trial
Speaker 2: court so to speak, or this case, room may because
Speaker 2: she made a mistake, and you have to have a
Speaker 2: record to them. You can't have people testifying there's an
Speaker 2: actual objective record that says this is what the judge did.
Speaker 2: But this judge, Samantha Silverstein, wanted to turn off the
Speaker 2: record so other judges cannot review or possibly illegal behavior
Speaker 2: on the bench.
Speaker 3: Do I have that right?
Speaker 4: You're correct, and in this case it was the enquire
Speaker 4: because apparently they got the recording the transcript and called
Speaker 4: it a heated exchange. And I guarantee you my prosecutor
Speaker 4: was not in any type of heated exchange. If there
Speaker 4: was anything heated was coming from the bench, not from
Speaker 4: my prosecutor. He was calm, Like I said. I spoke
Speaker 4: to other attorneys that were in the courtroom. What they
Speaker 4: observed is completely is much different than what was reported
Speaker 4: in the enquire You know, it's really becoming shocking to
Speaker 4: me that every time that this office is standing up
Speaker 4: for public safety, whether it's me or my prosecutors that
Speaker 4: work in the courtroom day in and day out, standing
Speaker 4: up for public safety, is now being considered for being disrespectful.
Speaker 4: We don't agree with these progressive judges that want to
Speaker 4: reimagine the law. We're asking them to follow the criminal
Speaker 4: justice system. We want them to follow the law. And
Speaker 4: in this case, we were asking for the judge to
Speaker 4: follow the constitution, which he's required to do.
Speaker 2: And in this case, the judge said a low bond,
Speaker 2: and let's talk a little bit inside baseball. The arresting
Speaker 2: officer made charge an offense just to hold the defendant.
Speaker 2: In this case, the defendant was charged with an assault
Speaker 2: and a theft, but by the time it gets to
Speaker 2: the grand jury, which might be a couple of weeks later,
Speaker 2: the injury to the home depot employee as a factor,
Speaker 2: it appears to be a robbery, which is a serious
Speaker 2: felony because force or the threat of force was used
Speaker 2: to take something. And so this thing could metastasize into
Speaker 2: a lot more than a simple assault or a theft.
Speaker 4: Correct, You're absolutely correct, And that's where an experience comes
Speaker 4: into play here. Dave Wood understands, he can read it.
Speaker 4: He knows how the grand jury may may may end
Speaker 4: up resolving this matter. Sometimes it's more than was even
Speaker 4: just on the on the face of these complaints, and
Speaker 4: in this manner it could be upgraded. We just had
Speaker 4: a case that was filed by Delhi Police Department where
Speaker 4: a sixty nine year old woman working at Kroger was
Speaker 4: confronted a shoplister and was beaten severely, and again that
Speaker 4: came through as a theft and assault had that charge.
Speaker 4: Those charges were upgraded because the injuries were serious and
Speaker 4: it became an aggravate at robbery charge. And so you
Speaker 4: want this is all part of being being in the experience,
Speaker 4: and this is a fairly new judge and again maybe
Speaker 4: not being able to recognize.
Speaker 2: That, Judge Silverstein staad the part she allowed to be
Speaker 2: on the record. Quote, this is the judge speaking. I
Speaker 2: don't feel the citizens of amblin a County are adequately
Speaker 2: being represented by their prosecuting attorney at this time, given
Speaker 2: your inability to answer my questions or participate in the
Speaker 2: prosecution of these cases. She then says, quote, I would
Speaker 2: like a different prosecutor to come over and handle this doctor,
Speaker 2: or I want your boss over here right now, quote
Speaker 2: unquote that would be you.
Speaker 4: Right or his supervisor. But in this matter, again, her
Speaker 4: job is to set the bonds. The prosecutor's office is
Speaker 4: to argue. Obviously, we're arguing for public safety. We have
Speaker 4: an outside I know Dave Wood. I've worked with him
Speaker 4: for many years. He's an outstanding, as I said, public servant,
Speaker 4: the ultimate professional in the courtroom. I just can't believe,
Speaker 4: you know that a judge is asking for a different prosecutor.
Speaker 4: She's she's out of her lane. She's was absolutely out
Speaker 4: of her lane asking for that.
Speaker 2: So a judge cannot pick the kind of prosecutor to
Speaker 2: appear in her courtroom.
Speaker 1: That's why you're elected.
Speaker 2: It's your job to pick the prosecutor, not the judge,
Speaker 2: to say, well, David Wood's a little too difficult here.
Speaker 2: I want Melissa Powers to give me some other does
Speaker 2: she understand that that's not the way things work. And
Speaker 2: she worked as a public defender in West Palm Beach,
Speaker 2: Florida and Hamlety County. She's only thirty six years old
Speaker 2: and she beat a guy named Judge Kessinger, who's pretty good.
Speaker 2: And Samantha Silverstein went on the bench and she's given
Speaker 2: interviews in the past saying that my goal is to
Speaker 2: make sure to ask the defendant how much bond can
Speaker 2: you post? As opposed to public safety? Explain why she's
Speaker 2: wrong on that too.
Speaker 4: Well. The idea here is is that it's not when
Speaker 4: you start you have your agenda is reimagining the criminal
Speaker 4: justice system. That is much more important than your safety
Speaker 4: or protecting victims of crime. We have trouble uh when
Speaker 4: and people on the street understand that if you may
Speaker 4: not the justice system is broken and you may not
Speaker 4: have the protection of the court. If you have says,
Speaker 4: for example, a domestic abuser and the charges are domestic
Speaker 4: violence is stragulation, which we had many of them, and
Speaker 4: we're getting our bonds. What does that say to the
Speaker 4: victim she is at risk, the court is not protecting
Speaker 4: her if that person is released. If in any case
Speaker 4: where there's offenses of violence and they're not being held,
Speaker 4: we're not asking for every single person to be held.
Speaker 4: This office advocates to put keep violent criminals, dangerous criminals
Speaker 4: behind bars, whether it's while waiting for trial or that
Speaker 4: the sentence is appropriate to the severity of the crime.
Speaker 4: We will be pushing through those higher bonds on any
Speaker 4: individual that is a threat to public safety and that
Speaker 4: day remain behind bar.
Speaker 2: But behind bars, I can't imagine a shoplifter or a
Speaker 2: thief punching a sixty nine year old woman in the
Speaker 2: face and beating her up in order to steal some
Speaker 2: stuff from Kroger. But I guess, lastly, Melissa Powers, what's
Speaker 2: the resolution when you have a judge Samantha silverstein heiman
Speaker 2: county municipal court that will not follow the constitution. Seventy
Speaker 2: percent of the citizens of ISA said safety of the
Speaker 2: community's important factor. And she turns off the public record
Speaker 2: so her actions can't be judged by Nepella Court. What's
Speaker 2: the resolution of this, because she's coming, She's going to
Speaker 2: be there likely for many years unless the citizens wise
Speaker 2: up and kick her out of office.
Speaker 1: Is there a resolution to the.
Speaker 2: Judge Samantha Silverstein's of the world, what's the come up
Speaker 2: once for her when she violates the law.
Speaker 4: Well, it's twofold. First, I'll address what our office is
Speaker 4: doing about it. So there's a process, and this is
Speaker 4: kind of getting in the weeds a bit that I'll
Speaker 4: try to keep it on the upper level here. There's
Speaker 4: a process. There's not an appeal for bonds. But so
Speaker 4: until the matter is indicted, until the felony goes through
Speaker 4: the grand jury and there's an indictment, then jurisdiction is
Speaker 4: lost by the municipal court judges who set the bonds,
Speaker 4: and then we appear before another judge and the bond
Speaker 4: can be reviewed. So what this office is doing our
Speaker 4: only recourse. We cannot appeal to a higher court about bonds.
Speaker 4: But what our recourse is is typically the process takes
Speaker 4: ten days if somebody is held in jail, fourteen days
Speaker 4: if they're not for the grand jury to hear the case,
Speaker 4: and then indictment has to be reported. So what we
Speaker 4: are doing is we're basically rushing these through within a
Speaker 4: day or two to try to make sure that we
Speaker 4: can keep the public protected. And one several cases we
Speaker 4: indict it the very day of arraignment, so they were
Speaker 4: never released from jail, so we can get it in
Speaker 4: front of somebody else and then they set the appropriate
Speaker 4: bond in order to hold. So that's what we're doing here.
Speaker 4: Bond can be reviewed throughout the process and conditions the
Speaker 4: bond can be reviewed, so as the trial goes through,
Speaker 4: pre trial whatever always can be reviewed by another judge.
Speaker 4: And that's why there's no appeal because it's always ongoing,
Speaker 4: it always is changing, and things can happen throughout. So
Speaker 4: you know, for example, I say somebody is in jail
Speaker 4: and starts calling and threatening the witness. We can take
Speaker 4: that information or if either file another charge or go
Speaker 4: and ask for the bond to be increased on that basis.
Speaker 4: So that's what we're doing. The second thing is what
Speaker 4: the public can do. So this November public safety is
Speaker 4: on the ballot. You want to make sure that your
Speaker 4: find your There's two. This is one of the most
Speaker 4: important races, which is the prosecutor's office, we have not
Speaker 4: heard from and what the position is of my opponent.
Speaker 4: She doesn't talk about anything of substance because I believe
Speaker 4: she doesn't want the voters to really know that she
Speaker 4: is just as ressive on topics like no cash bail
Speaker 4: and restorative justice, and she's hoping to get money from
Speaker 4: the George Soros groups so that so that our city
Speaker 4: would fall in the demise and decay like so many
Speaker 4: other great cities around the country. But also we have
Speaker 4: not We have eight judges that are up on the ballot,
Speaker 4: and you want to make sure that the judges you're
Speaker 4: voting for are law and order judges that that do stand,
Speaker 4: you know, will protect you, will keep public safety on
Speaker 4: the ballot. I just believe when the voters voted some
Speaker 4: of these judges in, they just voted because of political party.
Speaker 4: And what you have to understand is politics should not
Speaker 4: factor into public safety. There are there are law and
Speaker 4: order Democrats and there's law and order Republicans. You want
Speaker 4: to make sure that that's what you're voting for, is
Speaker 4: law and order that puts public safety first, that has experience.
Speaker 4: There's so many judges on the ballot that do not
Speaker 4: have experience in the some talking about you want judges
Speaker 4: that have been in the courtroom every single day, who
Speaker 4: have practiced criminal law, who understands this process, who has advocated,
Speaker 4: who has tried murder cases. There are many judges on
Speaker 4: the ballot. They've never practiced criminal law in their entire
Speaker 4: legal career. My opponent, for example, only practiced criminal law
Speaker 4: for I think six years. She has not been in
Speaker 4: the courtroom in over twenty years. So any time, you know,
Speaker 4: you want to make sure that you are hiring somebody
Speaker 4: with experience because it really makes a difference on what's
Speaker 4: happening down at the courthouse. And when I bring light
Speaker 4: to this, the Democrat party doesn't like it. They do
Speaker 4: not want me pointing this out to the to the voter.
Speaker 4: And when I was a judge, when every decision I
Speaker 4: made I had, I was making sure I could I
Speaker 4: could be able to defend my decision if I was
Speaker 4: doing a low bond on something that was questionable, or
Speaker 4: I was taking a chance, or I could defend my
Speaker 4: position and the bond I said, or the decision I
Speaker 4: made with regard to sentence when a case and when
Speaker 4: it was final, when the case was over and I
Speaker 4: knew I was accountable to the people. We used to
Speaker 4: have reporters in the courtroom that would report this, and
Speaker 4: I knew that it would go into the media. We
Speaker 4: have a media now that is on the side of
Speaker 4: what they actually put in their article. Progressive judges, they
Speaker 4: are on their side, and they're quoting progressive, radical defense
Speaker 4: attorneys that are mentors to some of these judges who
Speaker 4: are a voice piece without getting the other side at all.
Speaker 4: And I believe the majority of Hamilton County we want
Speaker 4: to feel safe walking down the street, going to a
Speaker 4: grocery store, sending your children to school. We want to
Speaker 4: know that we're safe. And how do we know. How
Speaker 4: do we get any information out of what's happening at
Speaker 4: the courthouse if I am not doing it, because we
Speaker 4: don't have a media that's going to talk about it,
Speaker 4: that's going to bring it to light or even give
Speaker 4: a fair representation of what's actually happening. Is I said
Speaker 4: when I started off the program. Every time I speak
Speaker 4: on public safety, I'm being attacked, and the enquire is
Speaker 4: putting out article after article attacking me because they want
Speaker 4: the media lines along with these progressive democrats. They want change,
Speaker 4: and they want change, starting at the prosecutor's office. They
Speaker 4: want power, and I want to tell everybody that's not
Speaker 4: your best choice.
Speaker 1: No question.
Speaker 2: In effect, last year your opponent didn't have a law license. Ahi, exactly,
Speaker 2: Melissa Powers.
Speaker 1: We got to go.
Speaker 2: But put out the signal, put out the back sign
Speaker 2: and let people respond to it. But once again, Melissa Powers,
Speaker 2: County Prosecutor, thank you again for coming on the Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham Show. Thank you, Missy, thank you pal God bless
Speaker 2: you all. Let's continue with more there it is. What
Speaker 2: kind of city do you want? You want one to
Speaker 2: look like Chicago or Baltimore. You want one lookalike Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Hopefully you understand what's at take in November. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 2: News Radio seven hundred WLW and the music Dave Keaton.
Speaker 2: Here we are again this Monday afternoon, you and me
Speaker 2: together as great Americans. There's two names on the ballot
Speaker 2: come November fifth. In fact, most Americans will vote well
Speaker 2: before November fifth, including your surely. But on one hand,
Speaker 2: you have Melissa Powers, who's been there for more than
Speaker 2: thirty five years, a conservative judge and a conservative prosecutor.
Speaker 2: It's simply ones to enforce the law. Irrespective of favor
Speaker 2: or status in life. On the other hand, you have
Speaker 2: an opponent running against her who last year didn't have
Speaker 2: a law license and has never prosecuted a case in
Speaker 2: her whole life, and she's in her sixties and she
Speaker 2: needs some work. And so I guess it's a check
Speaker 2: up on what kind of country do we have? How
Speaker 2: good or bad are things? If a Melissa Powers is
Speaker 2: going to have like two to three million dollars to run,
Speaker 2: and if George Soros doesn't drop a half million dollars
Speaker 2: in the race, then her oppon who's got no chance
Speaker 2: to win whatsoever. But you fight the R and the
Speaker 2: D and you know, Republican Democrats should have nothing to
Speaker 2: do with enforcing the law. If you're a Republican judge,
Speaker 2: you're a Democratic judge. Simply follow the law. How about
Speaker 2: a novel concept. We have several judges on the bench
Speaker 2: in the Hamlet County that refuse to follow the law
Speaker 2: because it doesn't fit their political leanings, such as Judge
Speaker 2: Samanthas Silverstein. Brand new judge been there elected in January
Speaker 2: or February, and she's a social justice warrior who spent
Speaker 2: time in Florida. Somehow got on the ballot here and won,
Speaker 2: and now she's for the next six years. People of Ohio.
Speaker 2: That means you and me. Past something that said that
Speaker 2: judges setting bonds must consider the safety of the community.
Speaker 2: But she says she'll ask a defended how much bond
Speaker 2: can you afford the post She doesn't think individuals that
Speaker 2: have little or no money and can't post a bond
Speaker 2: should be locked up at all. So case in Home Depot,
Speaker 2: this was a serious robbery in which somebody was injured,
Speaker 2: and she gave that person a one thousand dollars bond
Speaker 2: to get out of jail. And that's the tip of
Speaker 2: the iceberg. You know what's happening in juvenile court. But
Speaker 2: Judge Carrie Bloom, although I'll give her credit the last
Speaker 2: couple of decisions, she's making some sense. But maybe that's
Speaker 2: just an interlude till she returns to the water level. But
Speaker 2: Judge Silverstein is restorative justice. She doesn't think people should
Speaker 2: be locked up, and that's not what the law says.
Speaker 2: And eventually these things have worked their way up to
Speaker 2: the Ohio Supreme Court, and her law license may be
Speaker 2: at risk if she doesn't follow the law, and she
Speaker 2: sits on the bench. Maybe the voters of Hamley County
Speaker 2: won't take her out of office, but maybe the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court through Disciplinary Council will because of her incapability of
Speaker 2: following the law, which is kind of sick. And the
Speaker 2: ones who support her are criminal defense attorneys like Lewis
Speaker 2: Serkin and Bill gal both very good attorneys, and I
Speaker 2: knew how the game was played when I was down
Speaker 2: there on a regular basis. I'd always try to maneuver
Speaker 2: my cases in front of a judge like Judge Silverstein,
Speaker 2: who didn't put hardly anybody in jail for anything. And
Speaker 2: that's the role of a criminal defense attorney to lessen
Speaker 2: the amount of time in jail for your client. But
Speaker 2: that's not the role of a citizen or a judge.
Speaker 2: So criminal defense attorneys are going to be very happy
Speaker 2: with Judge Silverstein because she doesn't put people in jail,
Speaker 2: doesn't hold them accountable, And among the defense bar like
Speaker 2: Bill Gallagher and Lewis Serkin and many others, it's kind
Speaker 2: of a positive find you a judge who doesn't hold
Speaker 2: criminal defense responsible. And politically, Melissa's is kind of fighting
Speaker 2: the wind because there are no Republicans holding prosecutor's positions
Speaker 2: in any of the eight large Ohio counties.
Speaker 1: She's the only one.
Speaker 2: In fact, in the top forty forty cities slash counties
Speaker 2: in America, there's only two of the forty that are
Speaker 2: controlled by a Republican as a prosecutor, and all the
Speaker 2: rest are liberal Democrats who bring you Chicago and Nashville
Speaker 2: and Washington, d C. And Memphis and Saint Louis and Atlanta.
Speaker 2: That's what happens. Criminal justice breaks down, Criminals are not
Speaker 2: held accountable, and the community itself pays the price. So
Speaker 2: we'll see what happens. It's going to be a gut
Speaker 2: check for us. Either you keep a prosecutors that's been
Speaker 2: in law enforcement for thirty five years, or you put
Speaker 2: someone in the prosecutor's office that's never tried a criminal
Speaker 2: case and got our law license back so she could
Speaker 2: run against Melissa Powers. That's pretty sick and it's pretty sad,
Speaker 2: So we'll see what happens. Secondly, we have another circumstance
Speaker 2: where the Great Debate happening September tenth at this point
Speaker 2: is at risk. We thought there was a debate schedule
Speaker 2: on ABC News, but now Kamala Harris has that she
Speaker 2: wants to change the rules and she would like to
Speaker 2: have a notepad. She likes to have notes written in
Speaker 2: a binder so she can read off the page and
Speaker 2: not have to answer questions extemporaneously. So the media will
Speaker 2: let her get away with this. By the way, the
Speaker 2: media are going to roll over and play dead for
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris as they often do for Democrats, and they're
Speaker 2: not going to require that she honor her word and
Speaker 2: have a debate under the same rule schedule with Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: which was the microphones are muted except when it's your
Speaker 2: turn to talk. You can't have a notepad or pre
Speaker 2: printed opening statements or closing arguments. Because Kamala Harris cannot
Speaker 2: speak extemporaneously and make any sense at all. Whenever she
Speaker 2: doesn't have a teleprompter and she has to answer questions,
Speaker 2: she looks like a clown and a fool. It's awfully said,
Speaker 2: and that's the way it is. And the three issues
Speaker 2: that democrats care about national democrats are race, gender, and abortion.
Speaker 1: That's it. And all of.
Speaker 2: Them, shall we say, are issues that the great majority
Speaker 2: of the American people, frankly don't care about. Because the
Speaker 2: issues have been resolved on the liberal side of things.
Speaker 2: When it comes to abortion, there was one point one
Speaker 2: million abortions in twenty twenty three, more than any year
Speaker 2: since twenty nineteen. The abortion game sadly is over, and
Speaker 2: it's an issue in the hearts and minds of women,
Speaker 2: whether they want to kill their healthy unborn babies or not.
Speaker 2: Two thirds of the states have ubiquitous abortion laws and
Speaker 2: the other one third, for example, like Mississippi or Alabama,
Speaker 2: one can receive abortion pills in the mail according to
Speaker 2: US Supreme Court anywhere in the country. The US Postal
Speaker 2: Service will deliver packages to wherever you are, and nobody
Speaker 2: can stop the US Postal Service at all. So abortion
Speaker 2: is not an issue because that issue has been won
Speaker 2: again and again and again by liberals and by Democrats.
Speaker 2: And if you want to have abortion tourism, you can
Speaker 2: certainly go to Chicago, New York, Atlanta, do whatever you
Speaker 2: want to do a little vacation, kill your unborn baby,
Speaker 2: then go back home, no problem. But in the minds
Speaker 2: of voters, liberals and Democrats want a trick and mislead
Speaker 2: you into believing a lie that somehow abortion is on
Speaker 2: the ballot when it's not they got to keep it
Speaker 2: on the ballot. They want it on the ballot because
Speaker 2: it motivates the low information voter to go and vote
Speaker 2: on an issue that's not relevant to the life at all,
Speaker 2: because abortion now is ubiquitous, sadly, and so we have
Speaker 2: to fight with the hearts and minds, never give up,
Speaker 2: never stop, encourage women to have their babies. But that's
Speaker 2: not the way the media and the Democrat likes it,
Speaker 2: because abortion is really not an issue anymore. But then
Speaker 2: keep it alive because it's good for politics. Nor is
Speaker 2: race an issue anymore? You would think race, according to
Speaker 2: the Democrats and the media, it's a big issue. It's
Speaker 2: not an issue at all because we have thousands of
Speaker 2: law that prohibit racial discrimination of every type, and race
Speaker 2: when it comes to Clarence Thomas is not an issue.
Speaker 2: When it comes to black Senator Tim Scott of South
Speaker 2: Carolina is not an issue. Ken Blackwell is not an issue.
Speaker 2: In other words, So when Ken Blackwell ran for governor
Speaker 2: in the state of Ohio, he thought, wrongfully, he would
Speaker 2: have the NAACP support because he's a black male and
Speaker 2: he was a charter right who became a Republican. So
Speaker 2: he thought, I'm a black guy, I'm gonna get a
Speaker 2: lot of black vote. Didn't work that way. It wasn't
Speaker 2: an issue because the only ones that matter are black liberals,
Speaker 2: not black conservatives. So race is not an issue. What
Speaker 2: is the matter of important? This is politics. Politics is
Speaker 2: the matter. And with gender and so called gay issues,
Speaker 2: that's over too. We have numerous law cities, states and
Speaker 2: otherwise that barre discrimination against someone who's gay, and whether
Speaker 2: you like it or not, that gay marriage is ubiquitous,
Speaker 2: it's everywhere, and there are many companies that have policies
Speaker 2: prohibiting any kind of discrimination against gay individuals.
Speaker 1: And that's the way it should be.
Speaker 2: Nobody should be hurt because they're gay or straight, or
Speaker 2: they're amorphos. Say you don't desire to have sex on it,
Speaker 2: that's fine, just do your job. So race and gender
Speaker 2: and abortion, none of them are really issues. But the
Speaker 2: media and the Democrats have to keep that alive because
Speaker 2: it motivates the low information voter to vote for liberal
Speaker 2: Democrats and ignore the economy, ignore jobs, ignore inflation, ignore
Speaker 2: the southern border, ignore the collapse of Biden Harris's foreign policy.
Speaker 1: Those are important matters.
Speaker 2: Right to your life, how much you pay for groceries,
Speaker 2: how much you pay for gasoline, how much you pay
Speaker 2: for utility bills, how much insurance you pay. How easy
Speaker 2: is it to get a good pay, well paid job
Speaker 2: coming out of college, et cetera. You want to work
Speaker 2: and buy a home, that's almost impossible. Those are the
Speaker 2: big issues. It's not race and gender and abortion because
Speaker 2: those issues have been resolved sadly on the left side
Speaker 2: of things. I want no person to suffer discriminate of
Speaker 2: any type because you're African America or your Hispanic whatever
Speaker 2: in the workplace, if you're gay, whatever it might be,
Speaker 2: have at it, enjoy your life. And abortion is not
Speaker 2: an issue because abortion now is everywhere and it's permitted.
Speaker 2: Abortion pills are sent through the mail unless you want
Speaker 2: to have abortion tourism and leave a state. But Ohio
Speaker 2: right now has a more liberal abortion law than Roe
Speaker 2: versus Wade, and that's not going to change anytime soon either.
Speaker 2: Anywhere you live, you can get you can kill your
Speaker 2: unborn baby if that's what you want to do, and
Speaker 2: face God later on in life for those decisions. That's
Speaker 2: not an issue. But you can't say to a low
Speaker 2: information voter the racial issue, the gender issues and the
Speaker 2: abortion issues have now been largely resolved in favor of
Speaker 2: the liberals, and so let's talk about inflation. Do you
Speaker 2: think Kamala Harris can talk about inflation or the price
Speaker 2: of groceries, or the incapability of buying your first home,
Speaker 2: or Southern border collapse, rapes, robberies and murders committed by
Speaker 2: illegal aliens. Do you think Kamala Harris can talk about that?
Speaker 1: Of course not.
Speaker 2: She wants to talk about issues that low information voters
Speaker 2: think are important because the media covers them to excess
Speaker 2: because the other issues cut against the Democrats. There's no
Speaker 2: major American city and a blue city and a blue
Speaker 2: state that functions for the citizens living therein Would you
Speaker 2: like to live in Baltimore or Washington, d C? Would
Speaker 2: like to live in Chicago or Cleveland? Are you kidding me,
Speaker 2: Saint Louis? I don't think so. Don't want to live there.
Speaker 2: The schools think crime is everywhere. The judges don't enforce
Speaker 2: the law. There's litter, in filth and homeless encampments everywhere.
Speaker 2: You can't get good work, and a good job. It
Speaker 2: doesn't work because socialism never works when you run out
Speaker 2: of other people's money to spend.
Speaker 1: You're in trouble.
Speaker 2: Chicago's in trouble, big trouble, and it doesn't change because
Speaker 2: the Democrats have no competition. It would be interesting if
Speaker 2: these cities would have fair, equal debates between Republicans and
Speaker 2: Democrats to determine who's the next mayor. It would be
Speaker 2: impossible for a Republican to be elected in the City
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati, simply impossible. And the last election list Heating
Speaker 2: raised the most money on council as a Republican. Bright
Speaker 2: Lady Keating name is well known. She finished out of
Speaker 2: the money easily to four or five candidates nobody ever
Speaker 2: heard of because they had a D next to their name.
Speaker 2: And until these citizens of these blue cities blue states
Speaker 2: want to help themselves, why should we help them?
Speaker 1: Let them collapse.
Speaker 2: Cincinnati, for example, has lost forty percent of its population
Speaker 2: since nineteen seventy And who would send their kids to
Speaker 2: CPS if you had any choice at all? It's typical,
Speaker 2: and Cincinnati is better off than other Blue cities, much
Speaker 2: better off because of the presence of the fathers and
Speaker 2: mothers of Greater Cincinnati who want to make Cincinnati successful.
Speaker 2: Because of the reds and the Bengal in FC goes
Speaker 2: the Fifth Third Bank, and Procter and God and John
Speaker 2: Barrett and the Joseph Automotive Group and all the groups.
Speaker 2: Jeff Ruby Steakhouse located downtown. It remains vibrant, but most
Speaker 2: major cities look like Toledo, for God's sakes.
Speaker 1: So that's where we are.
Speaker 2: So we deal and argue about irrelevant issues to the
Speaker 2: average voter, like race and gender and abortion. When the
Speaker 2: Democrats wink, wink, non nod, know they've won the issue
Speaker 2: and it's not an issue in the lives of average Americans.
Speaker 2: In fact, ninety nine percent of no issues and involving gender,
Speaker 2: ideology or or race or abortion, it's not an issue.
Speaker 2: What is important are the issues that cut against the Democrats.
Speaker 2: So the media doesn't want to talk about it because
Speaker 2: the media is the megaphone for the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: And that's the reason.
Speaker 2: Let's continue the line ever becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand. Later on, we have a guy named Seth
Speaker 2: Frontzman who wrote a book on defendittive article on what
Speaker 2: happened October the seventh and why it happened and where
Speaker 2: it happened and why did it happen, the IDF is
Speaker 2: perceived as a great along with Massad, intelligence and military
Speaker 2: organizations that should have known what was going on.
Speaker 1: Why didn't they know?
Speaker 2: Same thing was asked about nine to eleven or about
Speaker 2: Pearl Harbor. It was a failure of imagination, not as
Speaker 2: you couldn't conceive of several pilots from Saudi Arabia flying
Speaker 2: airliners into tall buildings in New York or into the Pentagon,
Speaker 2: and the other plane was headed toward the US Capitol
Speaker 2: or the White House in order to have a real
Speaker 2: conclusion of their activities. And what happened on October the
Speaker 2: seventh was a failure of the imagination of Massad and
Speaker 2: also the IDF could not imagine that occurring. So a
Speaker 2: couple thousand Jews were killed, a couple of hundred were
Speaker 2: taken hostage and were on the precipice of World War
Speaker 2: III because of the policy failures of Joe Biden, who
Speaker 2: fund to Iran. Joe, make no mistake about it, Biden
Speaker 2: and Harris is funding Iran directly and indirectly to spread
Speaker 2: terror all around the world. So let's continue and later on,
Speaker 2: reds baseball off today, back out of tomorrow. With a
Speaker 2: nine game homestand this weekend's going to be fabulous with
Speaker 2: the Western Southern Web and fireworks along with Red's baseball
Speaker 2: starting tomorrow, nine in a row and on Friday. In fact,
Speaker 2: there's a doubleheader. I want to be with you Friday
Speaker 2: afternoon because of a makeup game. But the Reds are
Speaker 2: going to play nine in the next eight days starting tomorrow,
Speaker 2: and then they have one more homestand after that, so
Speaker 2: let's continue with more and just stay tuned. Think about
Speaker 2: what's important in your life, and think about whether law
Speaker 2: and order and the prosecution of vicious criminals who prey
Speaker 2: upon innocent victims is an important matter in your life.
Speaker 2: Right now, Hamilton County's on the precipice with all the
Speaker 2: car break ins, all the robberies going on, and we
Speaker 2: don't need a prosecutor that's never prosecutor. The case who
Speaker 2: just last year got her law license back is in
Speaker 2: her sixties. You know, last year she couldn't spell prosecutor.
Speaker 2: Now there are one we don't need that. Twelve fifty
Speaker 2: five Home of your Reds off today a news radio
Speaker 2: seven hundred WLW, Bill cunning into Great American. Of course,
Speaker 2: what happened October seventh of last year was in an
Speaker 2: incredible moment, a terrible moment for the Jewish people and
Speaker 2: for the world, because more than one thousand Jews were killed,
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty were taken hostage. As we sit here,
Speaker 2: there continues to be large number of hostages. We pray
Speaker 2: to God are alive, but likely not, but we'll see
Speaker 2: what happens. The peace talks continue night and nauseum because
Speaker 2: Hamas does not want peace. Hamas wants war. And so
Speaker 2: when the Sinhwar and the other leaders of Hamas talk
Speaker 2: about the war and the civilian casualties, that is what
Speaker 2: Hamas wants are more Palestinian casualties because it fits their purpose.
Speaker 2: And for the one of the first books out on
Speaker 2: this is Seth Fronzman The October seventh War, and Seth Fronsman,
Speaker 2: I think you're in Jerusalem as I speak, and welcome
Speaker 2: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, can
Speaker 2: you tell the American people what happened on October the
Speaker 2: seventh and how the psyche and the security and the
Speaker 2: safety of Jews have been compromised and how did it
Speaker 2: take place? Just give us the overview of what happened
Speaker 2: October the seventh.
Speaker 5: Sure, well, thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 5: Harmas is an extremist terrorist organization that has existed since
Speaker 5: in nineteen eighty and around two thousand and five, it
Speaker 5: was able to take over the Gaza Strip and by
Speaker 5: killing off its rivals, and then it turned after two
Speaker 5: thousand and five sixty seven, it turned the Gaza Strip
Speaker 5: basically into a fortress of terror. It built hundreds of
Speaker 5: miles of underground tunnels, and it trained around thirty thousand fighters.
Speaker 5: And what it did was it basically prepared a massive
Speaker 5: surprise attack on Israel. It took place, you know, last October,
Speaker 5: about ten ten months ago, and it did a surprise
Speaker 5: attack just like Pearl Harbor or nine to eleven. It
Speaker 5: sent thousands of men to attack this defence. There's a
Speaker 5: kind of security fence that goes around Gaza. It attacked
Speaker 5: around thirty places along the fences, the thousands of guys
Speaker 5: riding motorcycles carrying AK forty sevens and the RPGs. It
Speaker 5: also used small drones to attack someone Israel's antennas and
Speaker 5: some of the technology including they're basically kind of like
Speaker 5: Israel have these remote controlled machine guns that were on
Speaker 5: these towers are on the Daza strip and they neutralize
Speaker 5: a lot of those. And once the Hamas guys had
Speaker 5: gotten through the fence, they basically each squad of Hamas
Speaker 5: members about thirty in each place, thirty to fifty. Their
Speaker 5: goal was to attack Israeli civilian communities and massacre the
Speaker 5: people that they came across, and then kidnapped some of
Speaker 5: the ones that survived. So each imagine thirty groups of men,
Speaker 5: you know, thirty tons ten and each of them attacking
Speaker 5: a small community or attacking Pavilians who were out riding
Speaker 5: bicycles or you know, out for a morning job. It
Speaker 5: was about six thirty in the morning, and they covered
Speaker 5: their approach by firing thousands of rockets so that most
Speaker 5: of the people would be hiding in their safe rooms
Speaker 5: in their communities or whatever they were taking cover, and
Speaker 5: they were able to overrun the Israeli troops. There were
Speaker 5: about five hundred seven hundreds of road seats in the border.
Speaker 5: Most of those troops were overrun or they were kind
Speaker 5: of under seats fighting it out, and that gave the
Speaker 5: Hamas about you know, five hours to commit this massacre
Speaker 5: up until Israel could basically bring in forces to bear
Speaker 5: that were able to push the Hamas Terris back or
Speaker 5: neutralize them, or capture a few of them and plug
Speaker 5: all these gaps from the fence. And it then took
Speaker 5: another week kind of to even figure out how many
Speaker 5: people have been killed, because some of the bodies were burned,
Speaker 5: or they were or they were killed in different ways.
Speaker 5: So and then these of course has been fighting ten
Speaker 5: months basically the Gaza to try to defeat.
Speaker 1: Hamas you know, Seth.
Speaker 2: One of the phrases that came out on nine to
Speaker 2: eleven was the failure of imagination. And I was there
Speaker 2: as you know in last May. It was it was
Speaker 2: almost impossible. The Israeli people could not have imagined this
Speaker 2: is all taking place. I call it the failure of imagination.
Speaker 2: And so is that an apt phrase to use because
Speaker 2: no one in Israel thought this was possible. And the
Speaker 2: Kibbutza's are in southern Israel. There are little enclaves anywhere.
Speaker 2: For me, one hundred and maybe five thousand people more
Speaker 2: or less living in the desert and small groups in
Speaker 2: an idyllic setting. Well, why wasn't the idea of prepared
Speaker 2: for this? Can you answer that question?
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 5: I mean, I think it's one of these things where
Speaker 5: you get used to an enemy. Hamas was an enemy.
Speaker 5: It was an organization, you know, sworn to destroyers or
Speaker 5: own killed Jewish people. But the component is that it
Speaker 5: had been there on the border controlling Gaza since as
Speaker 5: I said, around two thousand and five thousand seven, So
Speaker 5: this was a known enemy. You know, think about it
Speaker 5: like the cartels in Mexico or something where you're used
Speaker 5: to having these enemies or dangerous people, but you become
Speaker 5: complacent sometimes. And I've been down on the Daza border.
Speaker 5: I've covered every war there since two thousand and nine
Speaker 5: or so. I remember driving along there or riding a
Speaker 5: bicycle whatever. I mean, you just you don't feel that
Speaker 5: there're you know, thirty thousand guys on the other side
Speaker 5: that are trying to kill you because you don't see them.
Speaker 5: And I think, you know, unfortunately, you know, Israel had
Speaker 5: an intelligence failure that the days meaning up to the
Speaker 5: attack and didn't have enough soldiers, and Israel had become
Speaker 5: complacent and it didn't have enough tanks on the border.
Speaker 5: There were only about a dozen tanks. There weren't only
Speaker 5: two helic combat helicopters, that were on alert that morning,
Speaker 5: and they were actually in northern Israel because Israel was
Speaker 5: a prayed more fighting Paballah and Iran, right, So basically
Speaker 5: everything that could go wrong went wrong, and unfortunately complacency
Speaker 5: led to this massive massacre. And now everyone is trying
Speaker 5: to learn lessons from that and try to make it
Speaker 5: never happen again. But you mentioned nine to eleven. I
Speaker 5: mean we never I remember nine to eleven as well.
Speaker 5: We never imagined people would fly planes into the World
Speaker 5: Trade Center and the Pentagon at the same time, right,
Speaker 5: I mean, we might have imagined one plane, someone that
Speaker 5: might do it with one plane, and I think Israel
Speaker 5: was a reading for a small attack involving, you know,
Speaker 5: a few hundred guys. It never imagined that the enemy
Speaker 5: could plan such a complex murderous operations. And now, of
Speaker 5: course we you know, I hopefully USUL have never underestimated
Speaker 5: its enemies again. But it's just that's what happens sometimes
Speaker 5: when mil Perry's or security officials become a bit complacent.
Speaker 2: Seth frontsmen and jump ahead to today and after the
Speaker 2: Democratic Convention, there's this push to have a ceasefire, and
Speaker 2: I make the analogy that I could not imagine Georgie Patten.
Speaker 2: General Patten was on the outskirts of Berlin in World
Speaker 2: War Two, and that somebody would want a cease fire
Speaker 2: leaving Adolf Hitler in charge of Berlin, acting as if
Speaker 2: he's going to change the stripes. Can you talk politically
Speaker 2: how much sense it would make for Israel now to
Speaker 2: have a ceasefire leaving Hamas in charge of Gaza. Isn't
Speaker 2: that just delaying the inevitable for the next attack and
Speaker 2: they tell you up front we're going to kill. What's
Speaker 2: going to happen next will be much worse than October
Speaker 2: the seventh. And so why would Benjamin Netanyahu agree to
Speaker 2: a peace treaty in which Hamas, with their hundreds of
Speaker 2: miles of tunnels and their complete control of Gaza, and
Speaker 2: the fact they're given billions of dollars from nations all
Speaker 2: over the world that they use for military purposes, why
Speaker 2: would Israel after this allow Hamas to stay in charge
Speaker 2: of Gaza.
Speaker 5: Well, I think it's a perfect comparison you made with
Speaker 5: the being there in nineteen forty four and deciding to
Speaker 5: kind of give the not be a FeAs fire. History
Speaker 5: shows you can never have if you have a vicious,
Speaker 5: genocidal enemy that doesn't play by the same rules as you,
Speaker 5: and it's worn to kill you exactly, you can't have
Speaker 5: a seat fire. It just prolongs the inevitable of another war. Now,
Speaker 5: I think that Israel could have a short term sease
Speaker 5: fire like it did back in November where there was
Speaker 5: a ten day seat fire in order to get some
Speaker 5: of the most vulnerable hostages out of Gaza. I think
Speaker 5: that you know, people want the hostages to be returned home.
Speaker 5: The other option is to try to free them in
Speaker 5: military attacks and rescue missions. That of course that may
Speaker 5: rich that may risk lies as well, but I think, yeah, definitely,
Speaker 5: any kind of seatspire that leaves Hamas in power is
Speaker 5: rewarding not only Hamas, but let's remember it's also empowering
Speaker 5: those who back Hamas, including Iran and the other countries
Speaker 5: like Russia or Shiner or Turkey or Chacar and others.
Speaker 5: So it's important to remember that any attempt to leave
Speaker 5: Hamas in power or let it feel that it can win,
Speaker 5: will embold in all of America's enemies and all of
Speaker 5: Israel's enemies, and they will take a lesson from that
Speaker 5: that they can get away with this and do it
Speaker 5: somewhere else, So that certainly would be a good reason
Speaker 5: not to allow a hamas any bruing space or any
Speaker 5: kind of long term seamspire set.
Speaker 2: The head of the snake is Iran. They're the exporters
Speaker 2: of terror all around the world. Why doesn't I've been
Speaker 2: told by a US retired general that if we said
Speaker 2: to Israel, take out Iran not using nuclear means, there's
Speaker 2: three oil exporting ports that would be destroyed by Israeli
Speaker 2: air force and missiles. They'd be out of business economically.
Speaker 2: There's two or three dams in the country that provide
Speaker 2: all the drinking water. Take out the dams, eviscerate ten
Speaker 2: to fifteen power stations, and Iran suddenly they're back in
Speaker 2: the Middle Ages. Why doesn't I can imagine Iran would
Speaker 2: do it absolutely. What isn't Israel take the military approach,
Speaker 2: not using nuclear weapons and destroy Iran, which is the
Speaker 2: head of the snake.
Speaker 1: Why don't they do it? Don't? Why why doesn't Benjamin
Speaker 1: Netanyahu do that to end the war?
Speaker 5: Well, I think in order for Israel to do that,
Speaker 5: it would on't have a coalition with other countries like
Speaker 5: the United States or Western allies. I don't think building alone,
Speaker 5: you know, that could lead Israel to be condemned. So
Speaker 5: I think Israel be very careful. Also, remember Israel is
Speaker 5: still fighting a war in Gaza, it has it has
Speaker 5: troops fighting in Gaza every day against Sarah's. Israel is
Speaker 5: facing an onslaught from the Iranian back group has Bollah.
Speaker 5: So you way, one argument could be made that we
Speaker 5: could go for the head of the snake, but I
Speaker 5: think that Israel has preferred to try to defeat the
Speaker 5: closer enemies first because they pose the big challenge. And
Speaker 5: Israel is hoping that Israel's western allies like the United
Speaker 5: States will be able to do, you know, pick up
Speaker 5: some of the slack. And also you know, standing with
Speaker 5: Israel against the Iranian threats and things like that. So
Speaker 5: we have to see how the Iranian threat develops. You know,
Speaker 5: will Iran rushed to weaponize the nuclear program. That would
Speaker 5: be a redline I think for Israel. And so we
Speaker 5: have to see what Iran does next.
Speaker 2: When Iran has the capability of destroying Israel, it would
Speaker 2: do it because it's a culture of death, not of life. Russians, Chinese, Turks,
Speaker 2: they all want to live life, but the Islamic extremists
Speaker 2: in Iran and not the Iranian people.
Speaker 1: But the leaders do not want to that.
Speaker 2: They want to die because they think there's seventy two
Speaker 2: versions are in heaven. It's a culture of death. And lastly,
Speaker 2: I want to get to Lastly, I want to get
Speaker 2: your reaction to this. I've read some stuff out of
Speaker 2: Europe that the goal of Hesbla and Amas in Iran
Speaker 2: is to bleed Israel dry over time. The three great
Speaker 2: drivers of the Israeli economy are tourism, agricultural products, and
Speaker 2: high tech. I would imagine right now that those industries
Speaker 2: don't exist in any measurable amount. There's one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: Jews in northern Israel that's moved south to live with others.
Speaker 2: The economy's got to be on its back. Why wouldn't
Speaker 2: the forces of evil in Iran simply bleed Israel dry
Speaker 2: over the next three to five years, so they collapse economically,
Speaker 2: and then here comes the hordes of individuals around Israel
Speaker 2: to kill the Jews once again. Is that something that
Speaker 2: kind of marshals itself into your thinking that the long
Speaker 2: term just kill Israel indirectly when it can't do it directly.
Speaker 5: I think that's partly true. Ran does want to basically
Speaker 5: force Israel to endless wars of attrition on the borders,
Speaker 5: in which it's not in Israel's interest probably to fight
Speaker 5: these long wars, whereas as Bulah and the groups like
Speaker 5: the Whosis or groups in Iraq, they don't have anything
Speaker 5: to lose. They've already bankrupted their country, so it doesn't
Speaker 5: matter how them that the country becomes more bankrupt like
Speaker 5: a racker or lemanons. So that's definitely partly running the strategy.
Speaker 5: I would say that in Israel in terms of what's
Speaker 5: happened in Israel's is the economy. It's true that turns
Speaker 5: and is probably down ninety percent, but I think the
Speaker 5: high tech sector continues to thrive because high tech is
Speaker 5: exportable whether or not there's a war. And also remember
Speaker 5: that some of the high tech is used in Israel's
Speaker 5: defense systems. I mean, that's how Israel bill Ironville, and
Speaker 5: that's how Israel, you know, trains pilots to fly off
Speaker 5: thirty does. So the high tech actually is something that
Speaker 5: Israel exports and also works with US defense companies. So
Speaker 5: there is a silver lining probably there. In terms of
Speaker 5: the agriculture of yeah, the war's has been very bad
Speaker 5: the north. I think the agriculture is south, and what
Speaker 5: I see has rebounded impressively. So you know, Israel has
Speaker 5: always been under siege since it was found in nineteen
Speaker 5: forty eight. It knows how to do this, but it's
Speaker 5: definitely not in Israel's interest to fight this war for
Speaker 5: the next numerous years. And Iran has to be stopped,
Speaker 5: and Iran supplies of whip and the groups like as well.
Speaker 5: It must be stopped. Or around Williams, you do exactly
Speaker 5: what you said. We just try to slowly.
Speaker 2: Bleed Israel, all right, Frensman, author of the October seventh War.
Speaker 2: I don't want to get into particulars of what these
Speaker 2: murderers did to women and babies. But the most despicable
Speaker 2: acts of human can commit against a mother who's pregnant
Speaker 2: was committed. Most are hyped up on drugs of one
Speaker 2: type or another. These thirty thousand fighters, and as we speak,
Speaker 2: there's about ten to fifteen thousand a moss still alive
Speaker 2: wanting to fight the next war. This isn't ending it
Speaker 2: it must be won. Israel must win this war by
Speaker 2: any means necessary, because its existence is at risk. Seth
Speaker 2: Fronzman the October seventh War. Thank you for coming on
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show, and Seth, you're a great American
Speaker 2: and thank.
Speaker 1: You very much. Thank you, God bless you. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more.
Speaker 2: I could not imagine a situation where Iran had the
Speaker 2: military power of Israel and they wouldn't use it. And
Speaker 2: Israel is the only country on earth that is not
Speaker 2: permitted to win its wars. Bill Cunningham with you every
Speaker 2: afternoon on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 3: Would you want the microphone? Mute it in the debate
Speaker 3: whenever you have to be. We agreed to the same rules.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 6: It doesn't matter to me. I'd rather have it probably on.
Speaker 6: But the agreement was that it would be the same
Speaker 6: as it was last time. In that case it was muted.
Speaker 6: I didn't like it the last time, but it worked
Speaker 6: out fine and asked Biden how it worked out. It
Speaker 6: was fine, and I think it should be the same.
Speaker 6: We agreed to the same rules, same rules and same specifications,
Speaker 6: and I think that's.
Speaker 3: Probably what it should be. But they're trying to change it.
Speaker 6: The truth is they're trying to get out of it
Speaker 6: because she doesn't want it to be. She's not a
Speaker 6: good debater, she's not a smart person.
Speaker 1: She doesn't want a debate. Hello, piet and I'm skulls.
Speaker 3: I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Segi.
Speaker 2: If Kamala Harris is still up in the so called polls,
Speaker 2: she will not debate. Come up with a reason not
Speaker 2: to because the woman cannot does not have an original thought.
Speaker 1: So we got everything else going on in the world.
Speaker 1: We're worried about muted microphones and a debate. The great debate.
Speaker 1: Now we have to tell her is that the only
Speaker 1: one are going to have her. They going to have more.
Speaker 1: I mean they've only agreed to one. But she might
Speaker 1: be back out of this one. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But us talk about Ohio State football and what about
Speaker 2: Tom Weedman's Michigan how much twenty million dollars? The Buckeyes
Speaker 2: had a fund of twenty million dollars to buy players
Speaker 2: and more to follow if necessary. Ohio State is serious,
Speaker 2: of course, when Michigan's in trouble.
Speaker 1: Michigan's got that signe stealing thingman.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Tom Wiedman's a messian.
Speaker 1: Gray And how much of the teams in the SEC
Speaker 1: by how much did Georgia spent? How much? How much
Speaker 1: did Alabama spend to get the Miami star kicker out
Speaker 1: out of the out of Oxford? Everything?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 1: So they got Chuck Martin went crazy in a video
Speaker 1: over that, so they illegally recruited him.
Speaker 2: The head coach of all of Oklahoma State, guy named Grundy, Yeah,
Speaker 2: said I've had enough talking to agents and the players
Speaker 2: who are paying him more money than going. He says,
Speaker 2: you know what, let's play football, right, you want to
Speaker 2: play football.
Speaker 1: For the money they're putting up. They better all win
Speaker 1: because if.
Speaker 2: Not, Sea would want to be Ohio State twenty mil Michigan.
Speaker 1: A bunch of cheaters. And you look at the SEC,
Speaker 1: the Big ten. How much is the Big twelve spent?
Speaker 1: Not much? I don't know about that. What about UC Bearcats?
Speaker 1: What are they spent? Talk town Alvin Roor. Alvin Roor
Speaker 1: gave lots of money to the lill If it was
Speaker 1: twenty million bucks, they'd be up there in the polls. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll say about that, but I know Alvin Rhors played
Speaker 1: Townshend on Saturday. Who Townshend spent serious money on nil
Speaker 1: isn't there some group that you see that collects money for.
Speaker 2: Nil Bingo Cincy Range. It's also a beer and Alvin
Speaker 2: Rohor is a major contributor to Cincy rains.
Speaker 1: Will he the stood reporters approved service of a local
Speaker 1: Tamestar Heating and air conditioning dealers Thamestar quality you could
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Speaker 1: five one three five three one sixty nine hundred. You
Speaker 1: gotta get Temstar this week as it is hot like
Speaker 1: Buster Poindexter out there, hotter than the hinges of hell.
Speaker 1: Let's see will he other Pirates beat those Reds yesterday
Speaker 1: four to three, and uh Alexis Diaz is suffering the
Speaker 1: blown save for the first time since May, and the
Speaker 1: Reds with a day off today, thank god, a homestand
Speaker 1: begins tomorrow night with the first of three up against
Speaker 1: Gene Tennis, Vita Blue and the Oakland Athletics coming down
Speaker 1: tomorrow night. Well, ask that age old question, how we
Speaker 1: looking not good? Red's pitcher Hunter Green is out with
Speaker 1: that elbow problem. Of course, tell the American people what
Speaker 1: the report is, how he hurt his elbow. Red's president
Speaker 1: of Baseball operations, Nick Crawl and the radio network yesterday
Speaker 1: here on seven hundred, WLW said Green suffered the injury
Speaker 1: when he bumped hard into a cabinet. He's got Sorena said,
Speaker 1: about another couple of weeks before he comes back.
Speaker 2: He's not coming back. How about Graham Ashcraft? Is he
Speaker 2: coming back?
Speaker 1: I don't know? How about Nick Lodolo is he coming back?
Speaker 1: Don't know?
Speaker 2: How about Andrew Abbit? Is he coming back soon? How
Speaker 2: about Williamson? Is he coming back soon? Twenty twenty three?
Speaker 2: I'm asking twenty five.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this.
Speaker 2: Pittsburgh Pirates aren't very good, right, No, but they beat
Speaker 2: the Reds this year seventy percent of the time, Like
Speaker 2: you know what, seventy percent? Thing go Now, the last
Speaker 2: nine series with Milwaukee, the Reds have lost everyone.
Speaker 1: And two two x Reds nailed him yesterday, Grondal with
Speaker 1: the home run and an Eroaldas Chapman.
Speaker 2: At least there not in last place by percentage points.
Speaker 2: Looking at that, true, Irons, they were in second a
Speaker 2: week ago with a bullet.
Speaker 1: Then look what happened. All of a sudden, all hell
Speaker 1: broke loose. Bengals update brought to you by a good Spirits,
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Speaker 1: Time the Party Bengals wide receiver Jamar Chase photographic x
Speaker 1: ex evidence. Yesterday, Willie he took part in the Bengals practice,
Speaker 1: first workout he's had since the last season. So is
Speaker 1: the hold in over?
Speaker 3: Did he sign the now yet?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: McKinley Mortgage wants to know you. I saw him on
Speaker 1: TV with John Mattery's don't waste your money, Don't waste
Speaker 1: I saw that the other day. Paul looks getting bigger
Speaker 1: and bigger. How about that now seg Man. Yeah. Will
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase be signed someday this week? Yes?
Speaker 2: Secondly, did Hunter Green's elbow come in contact where they're
Speaker 2: filing cabinet on purpose?
Speaker 1: I don't know what kind of cabinet it was? Will he?
Speaker 3: They didn't They.
Speaker 1: Didn't really say what it was. Did he do it
Speaker 1: on cabinet? I think he was trying to get his
Speaker 1: dog ross a milk bone dog biscuit, because you know
Speaker 1: what the day is, don't you?
Speaker 2: National Dog Day? Didn't know that, yep, see didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I know my son Evan's got a great dog named Piper.
Speaker 2: And once a week I have visitation rights with Piper.
Speaker 2: I go visit Piper.
Speaker 1: The Cleveland Browns look like they're gonna leave a running
Speaker 1: back Nick Chubb on the on the pup list, looks
Speaker 1: like he's going to be out the first four games
Speaker 1: of the season, still rehabbing that severe left knee injury
Speaker 1: suffered in Week two of last season. Sidelined him for
Speaker 1: the rest of the year and last year, and also
Speaker 1: required two surgeries.
Speaker 3: Not good.
Speaker 1: Must have been a mess.
Speaker 2: Do the Bengals play the Browns anytime soon? I don't
Speaker 2: think they play them in the Let's see they played
Speaker 2: New England. I think Arizona, Kansas City, Kansas City, I'm
Speaker 2: not sure.
Speaker 1: Probably not. Well, see what happened.
Speaker 2: But segment when you can't beat the Pirates and you
Speaker 2: can't beat Milwaukee, and you can ever beat Saint Louis, well,
Speaker 2: then Oakland comes to town, Milwaukee comes to town, and
Speaker 2: then I'll go over twenties, so Chubb will be.
Speaker 1: Back seven weeks into it. Let's see, they got Oakland,
Speaker 1: Milwaukee and then Houston. I think in this next homes
Speaker 1: stand well and a rare next Tuesday off, Tuesday off
Speaker 1: like September second they're off seg How about this, but
Speaker 1: remember they got that double header on Friday eleven, forty airtime.
Speaker 2: I'll be off Friday with the boys on the golf course,
Speaker 2: about one thirty golf courses.
Speaker 1: We say congratulations to Cole Raine High Schools, Jackson Lamborghini's
Speaker 1: hold in one on number eight at Sugar Valley in
Speaker 1: bell Brook one hundred and forty five yards. That was
Speaker 1: part of the best of the Southwest Invitational golf tournament.
Speaker 1: And you have an Olympian possibly coming in? Is that correct?
Speaker 1: Carson Foster may be hearing about a month or so.
Speaker 1: Where now, Well, he's in Austin, Texas training for what
Speaker 1: I guess twenty twenty eight. Never, you know, might as
Speaker 1: well start now train looking for Rose level. We're looking
Speaker 1: for Max Holt, Percell Marion Zone. Max Holt to come
Speaker 1: up there with his gold medal from volleyball. Where is he?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Let's get him in, Oh, get him in.
Speaker 1: Somebody knows Max Holt.
Speaker 7: Call us.
Speaker 2: How about this that since June the second, Uh huh,
Speaker 2: the Reds have won one Sunday afternoon game since June second.
Speaker 1: Correct? And this is heading into September. Correct. That's not good.
Speaker 1: That's not good.
Speaker 5: Is that right?
Speaker 1: No, that's not good. No, it's not good.
Speaker 3: No, we've got to see what happens.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Did Hunter Green put his elbow into that cabinet on
Speaker 2: purpose to buy a mistake?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It was on the radio radio show yesterday,
Speaker 1: and I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'd like you to know.
Speaker 1: I did not hear it from Nick Crawl and Jim
Speaker 1: Night or Day.
Speaker 2: Would you bring him back for the last two or
Speaker 2: three weeks of the season if the Reds are ten
Speaker 2: games out, I wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Well, that's up to that's up to the guys.
Speaker 2: That's a higher that's a higher authority than me sega,
Speaker 2: which major league roster has had their four starting pitchers
Speaker 2: all in the DAL at the same time?
Speaker 1: Right here?
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he's gonna I mean, Uh, Aguar
Speaker 1: is pitching pretty good coming up? You got Martinez not bad?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Except who else is left?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: But I don't know. Well, they hopefully, you know. I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't know. I say, throw Luke Mayley
Speaker 1: out there. He's been well, he's got four or five
Speaker 1: shutout innings. When they get blown out, don't they doesn't
Speaker 1: have the heat. Does not have the heat. So get
Speaker 1: him out.
Speaker 2: That's all the mouths of ephis pitches in there. Baby
Speaker 2: can't hit him. Yeah, if the pitcher doesn't provide the power,
Speaker 2: you know what, can't hit it? Throw number four at him,
Speaker 2: knuckles Bingo wouldn't know what to do, right and seg
Speaker 2: The lineup looks inept. When I look at the lineup,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking where the run's gonna come from? And by
Speaker 2: the way, we had the pickle problem with Marte. Now
Speaker 2: we've got Della Cruz getting picked off first again. Where
Speaker 2: in the hell is he going?
Speaker 1: I don't don't ask me. I don't know that guy.
Speaker 1: The other night for the Pirates, the ball is hit
Speaker 1: right to the third baseman. That their guy, what's his name?
Speaker 1: Somebody I forgot that big tall shortstop they got the Pirates.
Speaker 1: He takes off for third base and gets tagged out,
Speaker 1: plays right in front of him. I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 1: are you stupid?
Speaker 4: Yep?
Speaker 3: What are you stupid? What are you ignorant?
Speaker 1: And then Florida wins on a bunt the World Series.
Speaker 1: The first baseman comes in, there's nobody at first base.
Speaker 1: The pitcher throws the ball down the line, Florida scores
Speaker 1: and that's it, two to one. Unbelievable. Andy Mack.
Speaker 2: Speaking of Andy Mack, why is any to come in
Speaker 2: and talk about college hoops when without Hollee basketball is
Speaker 2: not ready yet?
Speaker 1: I don't like it comes in right before the season,
Speaker 1: start to get Andy Mack in oh you gotta talk
Speaker 1: college football? How about twenty million dollars for Ryan Day
Speaker 1: at Ohio State and Michigan can't even cheap properly correct
Speaker 1: they have like looking at some practice or something of
Speaker 1: Ohio State staff or writing down plays in Michigan. Well,
Speaker 1: how's that a violation of anything? I don't know. They
Speaker 1: got nil now, Willie. It doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, you got you got these coaches
Speaker 1: out here now they're they're they have to go out
Speaker 1: and like it, like that coach said, gotta face agents,
Speaker 1: got to face the player. What said, you know, I
Speaker 1: can't tell you. I can't deal with this. And how
Speaker 1: about you know, how about Ryan Day coming to your house?
Speaker 1: I need another fifty thousand to play?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What I need fifty grand and maybe a Mercedes. Oh okay, okay,
Speaker 1: he goes the next guy what do you want? What
Speaker 1: do you want?
Speaker 3: And then I like playing.
Speaker 1: You know you you come and like say, like Woody
Speaker 1: Hayes walking into your house. You know I'm signing right there,
Speaker 1: I'm cutting my finger up and I'm and I'm signing.
Speaker 1: You know what if Bear Bryant came to your house,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't a quarterback for deer Park. I wouldn't sign.
Speaker 1: Speaking of deer Park, Alabama, you know the score Friday
Speaker 1: Night with Deer Park. Wh I know Cole Rain got
Speaker 1: bet twenty to seven.
Speaker 2: Deer Park beats Belmont. Really, I think it's a racetrack
Speaker 2: forty to zero. The park has original.
Speaker 1: Wow, unscored, untied on whatever it is forty I think nothing.
Speaker 1: I think I owe you a hot fudge Sunday. I think, well,
Speaker 1: why don't you give it to Dave Kate And I
Speaker 1: owe him once Hey I got because you know I
Speaker 1: think Moller Well, No, I lost Bowler, Princeton, Muller one.
Speaker 1: I had the Vikings with Pat Mancuso pick winners. But
Speaker 1: Deer Park forty to zip over Becks win.
Speaker 3: Uh No, they did.
Speaker 1: Lakota West beat Saint X. Where's Rocky is he in?
Speaker 1: Is he in today? He's got the guts.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to talk to him. Yeah, forty zero. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking maybe Mark deer Park should maybe play. Say no, man,
Speaker 2: you didn't go over there and talk to the team before, Yes,
Speaker 2: I did it. Did I spoke to the ball I
Speaker 2: told them what I expected of them. That's like in
Speaker 2: twenty eighteen when DEMONTI knocking touch, Jaylen Rose, Joe Hawker,
Speaker 2: Steve Gentry Junior, Mark Wise. I told those boys what
Speaker 2: was expected of them, which was undefeated, untied, unscored one.
Speaker 2: Deer Park wins the state basketball title, and then Muller
Speaker 2: High School turned down a charity game with deer Park
Speaker 2: that year for the championship of Sycamore Township. Now wouldn't
Speaker 2: that have been something? Well, I think the trustees dropped
Speaker 2: the ball on Tom weedman. Did I think your your government?
Speaker 2: That's you know, they should have stepped up and demanded
Speaker 2: the game taking play off.
Speaker 1: For charity, right, Ad Moeller, we would have played at Moller.
Speaker 1: There you go. That Jackson Hayes character. Whatever happened to him.
Speaker 2: He's in the NBA things a laker. Yeah, so we'll
Speaker 2: see what happens. Well, we could have played. We could
Speaker 2: have been somebody.
Speaker 1: I think the government of uh of Salomoy Township really
Speaker 1: dropped the ball on that, no question. So it would
Speaker 1: have been Moller and deer Park, both Sycamore Township. Can
Speaker 1: imagine that somebody who would have been let's see who went,
Speaker 1: Let's see who around here. Let's see Barry Larkin could
Speaker 1: have been on Moeler's team, and you could have been
Speaker 1: coaching get Get Byron Lark and you could have been
Speaker 1: celebrity coaches for charity.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: I would have run the box and one on Jackson Hayes,
Speaker 2: the box and one That's what I.
Speaker 1: Would have done. Wouldn't go three two zone or something?
Speaker 1: Now three corners? Played about about four corners? Can you
Speaker 1: do that anymore? Anymore?
Speaker 2: Phil Ford is dead? I said, give me out of
Speaker 2: the student's report. I'm gonna go once again in to
Speaker 2: the American people.
Speaker 1: Are you sure your is? That is your back? Messing
Speaker 1: you up? I told you about how's your back? Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, three am on Saturday morning, yours truly
Speaker 1: Atrium Hospital, Kidney Stone. Well that's not good. I've had
Speaker 1: well you're not kidding, I've had one of those. Oh
Speaker 1: it's like my second, like twelve years. Well, what do
Speaker 1: you do? You drink a lot of water? Then no,
Speaker 1: you just walk around in pain. I mean it's like
Speaker 1: getting smashed in the head.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 1: But Bob earns to mind one of the doctors come
Speaker 1: in and said, you have no wonder that that's probably
Speaker 1: probably cuttingham. Didn't I did that? I said, thanks a lot.
Speaker 2: Doctor Bob earns My did my ablation on Wednesday, calls
Speaker 2: me and said, as I got one problem, dog, or
Speaker 2: what is it? I raised my right arm and my
Speaker 2: left foot begins to move. You may have hit the
Speaker 2: wrong nerves. Nice, I'm like a puppet. And there was silence,
Speaker 2: and he said, are you kidding me? I said, yes,
Speaker 2: having's fun.
Speaker 1: How much? How much yardage does it add to the
Speaker 1: add to the friendly confidence? I'm carrying the ball over
Speaker 1: three hundred really?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: How about that three hundred Look at you three hundred feet?
Speaker 2: Yes I am yes. Say give me out of the
Speaker 2: tute report.
Speaker 1: Please? Will you an order of a hot day here
Speaker 1: in the Tri State and you need temp star quality
Speaker 1: you can feel big time. We leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 3: Because there is decision.
Speaker 8: Over turning drove Wade did you heard earlier tonight, the
Speaker 8: United States Supreme Court majority wrote.
Speaker 3: The following quote.
Speaker 8: Women are not without electrical were not allowed? Is there
Speaker 8: not without electoral, electoral.
Speaker 2: Or political power? He's on the beach a gun, No kidding,
Speaker 2: electrical power. Women have electrical power.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that day. He's on the beach again.
Speaker 3: Biden is gone.
Speaker 1: Who's the president? I don't know who's the vice president.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know nobody. Who's in the
Speaker 1: Speaker of the House in charge in.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 2: I don't think that Mike Johnson. I don't think they'd
Speaker 2: like where he is. We got to run, but I
Speaker 2: want to hear from the American people. Five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand or pounds seven hundred changed you? The ablation.
Speaker 2: I need a blation on my brain to disconnect some
Speaker 2: nerve aning. He puts the needle into your back. I
Speaker 2: had eight protrusions to stick out on my back, and
Speaker 2: he said, is this the spot? And then at some
Speaker 2: point I'd say yes, and then he would electrify it
Speaker 2: and kill it. I said, make sure you kill the
Speaker 2: right nerves. Doc, I don't want to lose any function.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: I know what you're saying on news radio seven hundreds
Speaker 1: WLW hang audio.
Speaker 3: On the day, I would falling.
Speaker 9: At the bound kick east to the wide windows at
Speaker 9: the door they have found then spoke up to leave
Speaker 9: this little lewful. You can tell that wink that was
Speaker 9: bad of the bowl, bad of the bowl, bad the.
Speaker 2: Bowl, Bully Cunningham, Let's go to your telephone call sasays
Speaker 2: might desire on a frequent basis. We have Patty and
Speaker 2: then we have Jim. We have three lines open now
Speaker 2: seven four nine, seven thousand. This is your opportunity to
Speaker 2: jump on these sacred airwaves and let your viewpoint be
Speaker 2: heard all over America, across the fruited plain as to
Speaker 2: whether or not you think Trump's in a good position
Speaker 2: a bad position. Are you a Harris supporter? Do you
Speaker 2: understand that abortion is only an issue in the minds
Speaker 2: of polsters? The most Americans frankly don't care about politically
Speaker 2: the issue at all. I care about it because human
Speaker 2: life is being destroyed unborn babies. But nonetheless, two thirds
Speaker 2: of Americans have you biquitous abortion, including the state of
Speaker 2: Ohio and the other one third and a tougher stake.
Speaker 2: You get it through the mail anyway, So it's not
Speaker 2: an issue that race is hardly ever an issue because
Speaker 2: all of us within white parameters, except the fact that
Speaker 2: a person's talent should determine to be an outcome based
Speaker 2: instead of someone's race. And same thing about certain gender issues.
Speaker 2: If you want to dress up and do what you
Speaker 2: want to do after the age of eighteen, that's on you.
Speaker 2: If you below the age of eighteen, we don't let
Speaker 2: kids do all kinds of things because you don't make
Speaker 2: adult decisions when you're fifteen years old. You know, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. And about seventy five percent of
Speaker 2: American people believe in that. Let's go to the calls.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 2: We have Patty and Jim and John and thousands of
Speaker 2: others five one, three, seven, four nine, seven thousand or
Speaker 2: pound seven hundredth the new AT and T and Patty
Speaker 2: in Kentucky. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Patty,
Speaker 2: how are you.
Speaker 7: I'm doing wonderful with you.
Speaker 2: Great day to be an American. I feel humble and
Speaker 2: quietly proud, may.
Speaker 7: Too, me too. Hey, I just want you remind people
Speaker 7: or let people know that they're doing the Trump train again.
Speaker 7: I'm two seventy five on September the seventh.
Speaker 1: Let me write that down. Fuck September seventh. What day
Speaker 1: of the week is that?
Speaker 7: The Saturday?
Speaker 2: Saturday morning, September the seventh, ten am. Where does the
Speaker 2: Trump train begin?
Speaker 1: How does it end?
Speaker 2: How can the American people get involved?
Speaker 7: I found it on Facebook and I just put a
Speaker 7: Trump train two seventy five Cincinnati. Don't and that's how
Speaker 7: I found out about it.
Speaker 2: Don't you just join anywhere? In other words, it's not
Speaker 2: like a starter or a finish. You simply get on
Speaker 2: two seventy five and follow the Circle freeway and it's
Speaker 2: got it. I bet it's seventy seventy five miles all
Speaker 2: the way around, and so there's not Am I right
Speaker 2: to say there's not a start? You simply get on
Speaker 2: it yourself and away you go. Is that right or wrong?
Speaker 7: That's how it was the last time. I haven't seen
Speaker 7: anything different.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you called, because if Kamala Harris takes over
Speaker 2: the presidency with Tim Waltz and imposes the principles upon
Speaker 2: which she's relied most of our adult life, the country
Speaker 2: continues to change fundamentally. We don't need that thanks for
Speaker 2: your call. Let's going out to Jim and then John
Speaker 2: and then to Gary and Sydney and many others. Jim
Speaker 2: and Melbourne, Kentucky. Give me a full report. Really, how
Speaker 2: are you doing today? It's beautiful day, a little bit warm,
Speaker 2: but I like it this way. And this weekend for
Speaker 2: the fireworks will be unbelievable. Going to lose about ten
Speaker 2: degrees by Saturday and Sunday and I love it. Can't
Speaker 2: be any better?
Speaker 11: Well, you always, not always, but quite often you ask people,
Speaker 11: especially famous people, which I'm not, but you ask do
Speaker 11: you have a question for me? And I do have
Speaker 11: a question for you?
Speaker 1: Oh you know.
Speaker 2: The last time I asked that was Trump's attorney, a
Speaker 2: guy named Will Scarf, and I asked him about the
Speaker 2: rule in Shelley's case, so the rule against perpetuities. And
Speaker 2: he didn't have an adequate response.
Speaker 3: So what can I do for you?
Speaker 1: Do you want to ask me a question you don't
Speaker 1: know the answer to that I can help you with.
Speaker 11: I do, but before I ask it real quickly, I'll
Speaker 11: just let you do. I'm the guy I sent you
Speaker 11: two coughing bugs, one with the photo of you and
Speaker 11: the wonderful doctor Dean Carriokus. Yes, and another coughing bug
Speaker 11: of your hole in one at the fourteenth hole at
Speaker 11: the Kenwood Country Club.
Speaker 2: I've had you know, you know, Jim, I've had one
Speaker 2: hole in one in my life. And I've played golf
Speaker 2: since I was like twelve thirteen years old. And I
Speaker 2: hit the ball in the cup. It jumped out, hit
Speaker 2: the ball at leaning and never went in. And I've
Speaker 2: had one on number fourteen of ken View. It was
Speaker 2: about one hundred and seventy five yards downhill and I
Speaker 2: took out a seven seven iron and hit it. They
Speaker 2: told me in the cup. I hit it, and I
Speaker 2: picked up the team and walked back to the cart,
Speaker 2: and I didn't see it going.
Speaker 11: I heard you talk about that, and like I said,
Speaker 11: I sent you a coffing bug with a photo of
Speaker 11: that hole on and.
Speaker 1: Hopefully you got it. I got it, and it's in
Speaker 1: the it's in the break room right now, all right
Speaker 1: now to.
Speaker 11: The question, I'm a guy much like jd Vance Tulsa
Speaker 11: Gabbard RFK. I could not stand Donald Trump. I mean
Speaker 11: I couldn't stand the guy as matter of fact when
Speaker 11: he and oddly enough, I don't.
Speaker 1: Go to New York much.
Speaker 11: But I happened to be in New York City the
Speaker 11: day he announced he was going to run for president
Speaker 11: back in like twenty fifteen, and I remember I walked
Speaker 11: to in front of the Trump Building and I took
Speaker 11: a Sephie myself with the Trump Building behind me, and
Speaker 11: I posted on Facebook, this idiot thinks he can be president.
Speaker 11: So that gives you a whole background. And I think JD.
Speaker 11: Vance and Tulca Gabbard RFK probably felt about the same.
Speaker 11: And then I saw what a phenomenal job he did
Speaker 11: as president, and now I'm on the Trump train.
Speaker 5: So here's my question to you.
Speaker 7: For the life of me, I.
Speaker 11: Cannot understand how ninety percent of the national media is
Speaker 11: so one sided. I mean, we've never They've always been
Speaker 11: somewhat on one side, but never like this. It's almost
Speaker 11: like the media is controlled by the government, like in
Speaker 11: you know, like in Russia or China. I mean, these
Speaker 11: people who work for NBC, ABC, CBSCNN, these are not
Speaker 11: stupid people. Some of those people have to realize that
Speaker 11: Kamala is going to destroy our country.
Speaker 5: And I'm just curious.
Speaker 11: You know more about media than anybody. I can imagine
Speaker 11: what is it that you think, how is it possible
Speaker 11: the ninety percent of the media will not They just
Speaker 11: won't ask Kamala of the questions and they'll just attack
Speaker 11: Trump just forever. I mean, why is that?
Speaker 2: Jim I I would say this that the role of
Speaker 2: the media should be should be to be objective and
Speaker 2: fair and point out the fact that Kamala Harris's policies.
Speaker 1: This is not a young woman.
Speaker 2: She's sixty years old and she's been in public life
Speaker 2: for about thirty five years, beginning with Willie Brown in
Speaker 2: one way or another, and she exhibits the most far
Speaker 2: left wing, socialist, communistic viewpoints of any candidate that's ever
Speaker 2: run for office, and that generally also represents the political
Speaker 2: viewpoints the mainstream media. The persons like George Stephanopolis or
Speaker 2: whoever it might be, that they hold the same opinions,
Speaker 2: and the reason they hold those opinions is because they're
Speaker 2: in New York City, or they're in the city of
Speaker 2: Chicago or the city of Los Angeles. And I didn't
Speaker 2: feel it until I spent those five years in New
Speaker 2: York City on my TV show, going back and forth,
Speaker 2: and you could sense it. It was palpable and at
Speaker 2: that point. Of course, Barack Hussein Obama was in the
Speaker 2: White House and that was the nearest thing to God
Speaker 2: on earth. And there is a feeling in the media
Speaker 2: markets that there's one way of looking at things, and
Speaker 2: their goal is to proselytize and to make the rest
Speaker 2: of us think the way they think. And when you
Speaker 2: have someone who is perceived as African American and female
Speaker 2: and their so called husband, of course had sex with
Speaker 2: a babysitter and got her pregnant, there's so many keys
Speaker 2: on the piano that's Doug m Off, so many p's
Speaker 2: keys on the piano that is struck. In this candidacy,
Speaker 2: you have Donald Trump, who they loved. I mean, there
Speaker 2: were awards given to Donald Trump for years in New
Speaker 2: York City by Al Sharpton and by Jesse Jackson, by
Speaker 2: the Blackmail Coalition, by every civil rights group in the world.
Speaker 2: Loved Donald Trump until he said I'm going to run
Speaker 2: for the presidency and then that would disrupt the idea
Speaker 2: of the media being in charge of the electorate's intelligentsia.
Speaker 2: And they are liberal because they came from Harvard, they
Speaker 2: came from Yale, University of Chicago, they come from Vassar,
Speaker 2: so the orientation is toward liberalism. Then you get a
Speaker 2: job in the big time media, working their way up
Speaker 2: to the top, and in order to keep succeeding, you
Speaker 2: must make happy your boss, and the bosses are all
Speaker 2: left wingers. And so by the time you get to
Speaker 2: the top of the if you're David, if you're Mirror
Speaker 2: A Holt, one of them, you get to the top,
Speaker 2: you've gone through ten to twenty years of a certain
Speaker 2: political viewpoint as to manned by your news organization. And
Speaker 2: there are gonna be ten things that happened on Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: If nine are good and one is bad, the mainstream
Speaker 2: media ignores the nine good things only talks about the
Speaker 2: one bad thing. Now, if you're Kamala Harris, who's a
Speaker 2: black female perceived she perceives herself as a black female.
Speaker 1: If that's the case, she can do nine.
Speaker 2: Things wrong in one thing right, and then the media
Speaker 2: will talk about the one thing that's right and the
Speaker 2: nine things that are wrong. It's because they're big time
Speaker 2: left wing socialists and liberals coming out of elite colleges
Speaker 2: living in New York City. And you can't be a
Speaker 2: Republican in New York City you might remember in the
Speaker 2: good old days there were several mayors who were Republican
Speaker 2: in New York City, culminating with Rudolph Giuliani, who did
Speaker 2: a great job as mayor. But in the last quarter
Speaker 2: of a century they've all been left wing Democrats, the Blaseo, etc.
Speaker 2: And it's because they are protected by the media and
Speaker 2: they are not criticized by their own and if they
Speaker 2: jump out of line and do something nice about Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: they're being disloyal. There's a group called Real Clear Politics
Speaker 2: and other organizations film and tape and record everything the
Speaker 2: media does. Ninety percent of the stories about Trump are negative.
Speaker 2: Ninety percent of the stories about Kamala Harris are positive.
Speaker 2: So the occasional voter gets the idea that I better
Speaker 2: be a Democrat and vote democratic. How come in the
Speaker 2: city of Cincinnati. You're in Melbourne, Kentucky, and the city
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati and the city itself, it's impossible for a
Speaker 2: qualified a Republican to be elected. And it's because of
Speaker 2: the R and the D And until the media begins
Speaker 2: to become maybe they've never been this way objective and fair,
Speaker 2: the Republican's never going to get a shot.
Speaker 11: Well, I appreciate that. Here's my fear. I truly believe,
Speaker 11: I have faith in American and Americans, and I really
Speaker 11: believe if all Americans knew Comma's background in her positions,
Speaker 11: you know, unfettered immigration, taxes on capital, unrealized capital gains.
Speaker 11: I don't need to go over it all.
Speaker 4: You go over it all the time.
Speaker 11: But I truly believe if all Americans knew her position
Speaker 11: and her background, it would be a landslide victory for Trump.
Speaker 1: I have no doubt about that.
Speaker 11: But the media, I truly believe, controls our elections, and
Speaker 11: it's just frightening his hell for me. I think our
Speaker 11: country's gone if.
Speaker 1: We lose this one. Well, it's a big one.
Speaker 2: And because seven of the last elections the Democrat has
Speaker 2: won the popular vote, so each time the Republican wins,
Speaker 2: they got to thread the needle in a certain way,
Speaker 2: which gets more difficult. And according to one poll, seventy
Speaker 2: two percent of the American people do not understand the
Speaker 2: political positions of Kamala Harris. About three fourths of the
Speaker 2: American people don't understand that she's in favor of reparations
Speaker 2: based upon race, a wide open southern border, letting in
Speaker 2: criminals and mentally ill from all over the country. She
Speaker 2: believes in the Green New Deal, which collapses coal and
Speaker 2: natural gas and oil industries. She believes in sanctuary cities
Speaker 2: and states in which individuals who commit crime can go
Speaker 2: into Chicago, New York, not be prosecuted by liberal prosecutors,
Speaker 2: and not sentenced by liberal judges. She believes the most
Speaker 2: radical left wings. She also believes that your private insurance
Speaker 2: company should be out of business. She believes the Kroger
Speaker 2: and Rodney McMullan, the CEO, is a friend of mine.
Speaker 2: He will tell you that each big Kroger store is
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty thousand items. By the time that
Speaker 2: one item gets to the Kroger store to sell, there's
Speaker 2: six to ten companies, individuals, suppliers, processors, warehouse men, ranchers
Speaker 2: and others that have along the chain have already been
Speaker 2: paid by the next entity to get the products. So
Speaker 2: by the time Rodney McMullan the Kroger gets a product,
Speaker 2: say the product costs seven dollars and the government tells
Speaker 2: you you can only sell it for five dollars. That
Speaker 2: means every product they sell they lose money and Kroger
Speaker 2: will be out of business and there'll be shortages, the
Speaker 2: shelves will be empty. And she relies upon the ignorance
Speaker 2: of the American people not to know that seventy two
Speaker 2: percent don't understand her positions, and when they understand their positions.
Speaker 1: Ninety opposer. We don't want that.
Speaker 2: We don't want Kamala Harris's San Francisco values to be
Speaker 2: in Cincinnati, your Melbourne, Kentucky. But the American people have
Speaker 2: to seek out the finder positions because the mainstream media
Speaker 2: from what most of us got our information, won't inform
Speaker 2: them because it's injurious to her position. They should be
Speaker 2: objective and fair. Instead they choose sides, and it's always
Speaker 2: the side of liberal Democrats. And thank you for your call.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Gary and Sidney and then John and Minels.
Speaker 2: Gary and Sidney, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Gary, how are you?
Speaker 12: I am doing fantastic and I'm gonna tell you something
Speaker 12: deal you are the great American Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 10: I have a lot to say.
Speaker 12: I made myself watch that stinking, rotten, no good baby
Speaker 12: murdering Socialist Democrat Convention with Kamala Harris and all the
Speaker 12: rest of them page because that's why they are, and
Speaker 12: we need to start calling them what they are.
Speaker 13: They're liberal, baby murdering socialists, and that's how they're gonna
Speaker 13: try to win the election. But you know what, the
Speaker 13: American people aren't stupid as they.
Speaker 3: Think they are.
Speaker 12: Kamala Harris is not capable of even running at anything
Speaker 12: at all.
Speaker 5: She's proved that she's the borders are. She can deny it.
Speaker 5: I've been following this thing since day one, since Trump.
Speaker 12: Come down the election, and I am very informed.
Speaker 10: On what's going on, and she's the borders are and
Speaker 10: hasn't done a damn thing for our country except let
Speaker 10: millions of people come in that they're gonna try to
Speaker 10: sneak in and vote.
Speaker 12: And the American people better.
Speaker 13: Get up off their butts and they better start voting early,
Speaker 13: and they better do their metal in ballots because if
Speaker 13: they don't, we're gonna lose this election.
Speaker 1: Gary.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your fourth rightness. I'll say this at
Speaker 2: the Democratic National Convention. Some of the correspond from Fox
Speaker 2: News ask the delegates, can you tell me what Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris has successfully done in the past, and not one
Speaker 2: of them could come up with one thing. It was aspirational.
Speaker 2: They talk about the goals, talk about philosophy, they talk
Speaker 2: about what's going to happen down the road, but they
Speaker 2: don't want to talk about what's happened or what's real.
Speaker 2: You can't have price controls and have a function in economy.
Speaker 2: You can't have a wide open southern border and have
Speaker 2: a functioning economy. They want this to be about race,
Speaker 2: gender and abortion instead of inflation, interest rates, southern border,
Speaker 2: and crime. One is a Republican issue, the other a
Speaker 2: Democratic issue. And it's sad and it's up to each voter,
Speaker 2: my friend from Sydney to become informed. All let's continue
Speaker 2: and never stop. We simply continue. And the Reds baseball
Speaker 2: is off today, back out of tomorrow. I think they
Speaker 2: have nine games and eight days. Then they're off next Tuesday.
Speaker 2: And I can't believe the Labor Day is already here
Speaker 2: and the fireworks are about to commence on Sunday. There
Speaker 2: is going to be great two twenty five Home are
Speaker 2: your Reds off today? And the Bengals News Radio seven
Speaker 2: hundred WLW.
Speaker 14: I am proud to stand here before you today, whether
Speaker 14: you're a Democrat, a Republican, or an independent. If you
Speaker 14: love our country as I do, if you cherish peace
Speaker 14: and freedom as we do, I invite you to join
Speaker 14: me in doing all that we can to save our
Speaker 14: country and elect President Donald J. Trump and send him
Speaker 14: back to the White House to do the tough work
Speaker 14: of saving our country and serving the people.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Thank you very much, mister President.
Speaker 12: Hell oh, hello, hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: First of all, say tell the rock man about what
Speaker 2: happened with the Cowboys how it relates.
Speaker 1: To the I just saw this for this, that's right, rock.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CD Lamb has ended
Speaker 1: his holdout, agreeing to a four year, one hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty six million dollar deal deal that makes him the
Speaker 1: second highest paid non quarterback in National Football League history.
Speaker 1: The deal also includes a thirty eight million dollars signing bonus,
Speaker 1: the largest ever given to a wide receiver. Now, what
Speaker 1: do you think, Jamar Chase is saying? Hold up on
Speaker 1: that car wise, gentlemen, Nah, you can think about it,
Speaker 1: but don't do it.
Speaker 3: He came out to practice and did the walk through
Speaker 3: right day.
Speaker 1: Photographic evidence he was on the field yesterday. They had
Speaker 1: a light workout a limited practice today. Don't know if
Speaker 1: he was out there or not.
Speaker 3: But so what happens today's seg?
Speaker 1: What happens today?
Speaker 3: Seg? Is he getting missed?
Speaker 1: I guess he's a contract the hold in might.
Speaker 3: Be back on.
Speaker 1: Is this muffed?
Speaker 2: Mythed at this point, I have no idea if his muffed.
Speaker 2: But the difference is ceedee, Lamb had one year left
Speaker 2: and your buddy Chase has two years left. Does that
Speaker 2: make a difference.
Speaker 1: I think it does.
Speaker 3: But but the argument on the other side is, you know,
Speaker 3: let's say you know you were getting paid the same
Speaker 3: amount as the student broadcaster on the University of Dayton's
Speaker 3: noon to three show, and and you say I'm much
Speaker 3: better than that guy, Like, well, yeah, well will you
Speaker 3: got two years on your contract, so we can't. I say,
Speaker 3: show me the money, show me the money. That's what
Speaker 3: is saying.
Speaker 1: What about Elizabeth? Is Elizabeth involved in this?
Speaker 3: Miss Elizabeth?
Speaker 2: Yes, Randy, No, I mean Elizabeth the Blackburn's daughters. I'm sure,
Speaker 2: I'm sure she involved in Sure, I'm sure. What's Katie saying?
Speaker 1: Tobin? Everything I talk a lot, don't They.
Speaker 3: Talked about easily once a day Troy Blackburn's the key
Speaker 3: of the whole deal.
Speaker 1: He's the power behind the throat, and he he sends.
Speaker 3: Out the cash. What if we got him like like
Speaker 3: a free membership at Kenwood Country Club and like I
Speaker 3: don't know, like a freezer full of stakes for a
Speaker 3: year or something when you are throwing a little few
Speaker 3: incentives on.
Speaker 7: Top of it.
Speaker 3: Yes, Troy Blackburn would yeah, just do the talk. Look, Jamarl,
Speaker 3: we ain't gotting more money for you, but I can
Speaker 3: get you a guy and get you on UH nine
Speaker 3: at jen Wood on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Sneak on
Speaker 3: the golf course and get your freezer full of here's
Speaker 3: up text. You want to make a better I think
Speaker 3: you lost me already with saying next I took I
Speaker 3: didn't bet.
Speaker 1: You well court he did?
Speaker 8: I did?
Speaker 3: I lost?
Speaker 2: You know about Derrick Park dominating Belmont the racetrack thirty
Speaker 2: was it thirty or forty?
Speaker 3: Zip?
Speaker 1: Were you out of you were? Said you were there.
Speaker 2: I spoke to the team ahead of time. I gave
Speaker 2: you what there is I left after the first They
Speaker 2: look pretty good. They want to schedule sant X, col
Speaker 2: Raine and Muller. Let''s what they want. We need a
Speaker 2: need to win, you know, win our schedule.
Speaker 1: What about the well, what about Ohio State and a
Speaker 1: nil twenty million dollar budget?
Speaker 3: Oh, the roster this year is worth twenty million bucks?
Speaker 3: Right about that? I mean, and they openly talk about
Speaker 3: athletic director openly talks about that's where we are.
Speaker 1: What about if young Rock, yeah is a Saine ex bomber,
Speaker 1: and and Notre Dame comes to town, Ohio State comes
Speaker 1: to town, and Georgia comes to town. Alabama? Nil, ni
Speaker 1: L what's what's? What are you looking for? How much
Speaker 1: you just be quiet? Let your dad talk?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Two mil called Benjamin Crump and call all of them man,
Speaker 2: all the lawyers, athlete, what was the crime? I don't
Speaker 2: know what to tell you, but there Michigan cheats by
Speaker 2: I guess filming someone else's practice or and and now
Speaker 2: Ohio State's got twenty million to play to pay the play?
Speaker 1: What about these other teams we were talking about that
Speaker 1: hour ago, Georgia Alabama, they're paying their guys at Big
Speaker 1: twelve easily playing around twenty million bucks.
Speaker 3: Absolutely match talk with the college coach for a game
Speaker 3: I have here this weekend. He said, it comes down
Speaker 3: to it. It doesn't even matter how many scholarships you have,
Speaker 3: because you should be like you get you know, between
Speaker 3: twenty two and like twenty five. Scholarships doesn't matter anymore.
Speaker 3: All that matters is how much money you have, because
Speaker 3: they can, you know, offer young Willie Cunnahan, Well, we
Speaker 3: don't have any scholarships left, but we we got two
Speaker 3: undred grand. You want to come, yes, sure we'll figure
Speaker 3: our way to pay for the schooling, but we'll take care.
Speaker 3: All that matters now is the dough, the ray and
Speaker 3: the me.
Speaker 2: And Michigan is in trouble again. So this show calls
Speaker 2: order as to why the student athlete or whatever was
Speaker 2: at someone else's practice.
Speaker 1: They got sixty days to respond.
Speaker 2: Then the NCAA responds, and Michigan comes back, and in
Speaker 2: the meantime, Ohio State it's loading up with twenty mil
Speaker 2: all the best players in the SEC in the meantime,
Speaker 2: So now years go ahead.
Speaker 3: I was just say this year is different because they
Speaker 3: have the in helmet communication. Is the first year of that.
Speaker 3: Starting this weekend, we'll we'll make a big deal of
Speaker 3: that on ESPN. Just how different that is. And I
Speaker 3: don't think any understands how prevalent sign stealing was I
Speaker 3: and I talked to coach today. It takes a lot
Speaker 3: off our plate. We don't have to, you know, spend
Speaker 3: hours devising complex sign giving operations. Here it's inside the
Speaker 3: helmet and you know, of course there's backup signals that
Speaker 3: you need. But it helps out.
Speaker 1: When will saying X win a football game? Geez?
Speaker 3: Did we play this week?
Speaker 1: I don't know yet, But how about that SpaceX crew.
Speaker 1: Now they're up there until the February.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine that they're going up for eight days
Speaker 3: and now they're up there eight months?
Speaker 1: Worst failure is not an option with Tom Hanks and
Speaker 1: what's his name? Run into place allow nine. But I
Speaker 1: saw the Columbia thing again over the weekend. That is
Speaker 1: so sad.
Speaker 2: The space shuttle came down in pieces. So whatever they
Speaker 2: got to do to get back on one piece, they
Speaker 2: got to do it. But to eight days becomes eight
Speaker 2: months like Gilligan's Island. So they better like that billion
Speaker 2: dollars to put one of those up in the air, right.
Speaker 3: So that's why the money we need some n I
Speaker 3: L oil tycoons at Texas A and M and get
Speaker 3: that money quick.
Speaker 1: Notre Dame came to you and and the house who
Speaker 1: was the coach that came there? Urban Meyer? Okay, so
Speaker 1: it doesn't make any difference Urban Meyer, Nick saban Uh whoever?
Speaker 1: Now it doesn't make any difference. Now it's like how
Speaker 1: much the jack? That's that's what it is. I tell
Speaker 1: people this all the time.
Speaker 3: When I played and before, you largely went to a
Speaker 3: school because of the history. Right for me, the exactly
Speaker 3: very very similar that they just the historic, the winds,
Speaker 3: just that the legends that played there. So you went
Speaker 3: there for for that, right, because the history and what
Speaker 3: the school was and how big it was. Then No,
Speaker 3: then there was a time when I think it was
Speaker 3: the facilities. There was a big arms race of the
Speaker 3: facilities of who can build this? Oh yeah, exactly, pools,
Speaker 3: massage there. And now it's jack. How much is Notre
Speaker 3: Dame paying? How much is Freeman paying? A lot or
Speaker 3: a little? I don't know. I don't think it's as
Speaker 3: much as say Ohio State is. I think Notre Dame
Speaker 3: likes to think that it is above that to some degree.
Speaker 3: But they've they've also realized they paid Riley Leonard that
Speaker 3: quarterback some money, big money, and he's great and he's
Speaker 3: good they're gonna go to the CF playoff?
Speaker 1: Are they gonna win at all Ohio State?
Speaker 3: I think they got a good chance. I got Hios
Speaker 3: State and Georgia. That's the two best rosters. Could they
Speaker 3: beat the worst team in the NFL Higher State's gotta
Speaker 3: play at Oregon like early early October. I want to
Speaker 3: say that.
Speaker 2: Tucks are tough. The Ducks are because they're the other
Speaker 2: team probably in the top. Three Ducks are tough. Three
Speaker 2: Ducks are tough. Say give me some sports. We got
Speaker 2: red space. We'll let me give you some factor Rock.
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Speaker 1: Of course, as I said, Joe mar Chase taking part
Speaker 1: in practice for the first time since last season. Uh
Speaker 1: so they held a limited practice today. The players are
Speaker 1: off tomorrow and they'll start their prep for the new
Speaker 1: England Patriots.
Speaker 2: How does that look, Croc? How many points will the
Speaker 2: Bengals be favored against the Pats.
Speaker 3: Six and a half.
Speaker 1: Red's update, of course, the Reds dropped one to the
Speaker 1: Pirates yesterday four to three. Let's see Reds are off
Speaker 1: today a homestand commence us tomorrow night, first to three,
Speaker 1: up against those Oakland Athletics as they come to town.
Speaker 1: The action here on seven hundred WLW. Hunter Green is
Speaker 1: out with that elbow problem. How about this Red Baseball
Speaker 1: of Red President Baseball Operations, Nick Crawl said on the
Speaker 1: radio show yesterday, Green suffered the injury when he bumped
Speaker 1: hard into a cabinet.
Speaker 3: Did he do it?
Speaker 1: He took his elbow and anger and hit a cabinet.
Speaker 1: Probably did an elbow drop on somebody rests serious? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's sore. He's should be back in two weeks.
Speaker 10: Sore.
Speaker 1: Everything else is okay. Then you whatever nerve is in
Speaker 1: there and everything else is all right.
Speaker 10: Upon that.
Speaker 3: That is why the popularity of football rises, and I
Speaker 3: think baseball falls because it's more relatable, you know, to
Speaker 3: the average Joe out there, you know, scratching out, living,
Speaker 3: working hard and goes to where his back's hurting and
Speaker 3: doesn't because a football player is going to be a
Speaker 3: hard working guy, like.
Speaker 1: They're on the shelf.
Speaker 2: What about Hunter Green out Lodolo, out out out Williamson,
Speaker 2: out out who's in? Who's pitching?
Speaker 1: Martinez? Ag you are? And then take your.
Speaker 3: Pick tbd uh.
Speaker 2: Spires, Soo's he's back, bringing back, bring him back one
Speaker 2: more game. Imagine hurting yourself hitting a cabinet with your
Speaker 2: elbow that's reconstructed.
Speaker 1: Would you do that?
Speaker 2: No, some other player earlier it took his fist and
Speaker 2: hit the concrete wall of a dug out and broke
Speaker 2: his hand.
Speaker 3: I've seen that before. Perfect. I had an important question
Speaker 3: for both of you. Let's say you were trapped in
Speaker 3: space okay, and they said, look, we can't get here
Speaker 3: for until February. You're gonna be up there a long
Speaker 3: long time. I want to see a lease with segments.
Speaker 3: Would you like to be trapped with? Okay, Sarah?
Speaker 1: Lease break down?
Speaker 3: I like Chari, Paula Tody, I like Paula and the Toadys,
Speaker 3: Liz Bonus another.
Speaker 1: I'm going with Silo. Justin's going to call you off
Speaker 1: the list.
Speaker 3: He's taken.
Speaker 1: Now, I don't know, think about.
Speaker 3: I'm taking Gillian, is Sarah there and put a like
Speaker 3: three or four cameras in that thing and let the
Speaker 3: sick no sick see what that was? Amazing? Is your
Speaker 3: mind immediately goes in. I'm saying reality show, the real world.
Speaker 1: You would have said it before the real world was
Speaker 1: Sag and Sarah. This is science. This is about science.
Speaker 3: Want you know what?
Speaker 1: I want to jump out of that rocket point and
Speaker 1: I would jump out of that rocket and fall right
Speaker 1: to Earth and then crack a half.
Speaker 3: Blown off course. I don't know, but why can't they
Speaker 3: go up and get.
Speaker 1: Them with the women?
Speaker 3: Choose money, money, money, money, any any questions you know
Speaker 3: in the world.
Speaker 1: You know who's going to rescue them?
Speaker 3: Trump said the office to go up there personally in
Speaker 3: the rocket. I gotta he's gonna jump in a jet
Speaker 3: with Elon Musk and go grab him and be back.
Speaker 3: I got a text it from Selo, Well will you
Speaker 3: be my Willie?
Speaker 1: Whoa what's dartist? Think about that?
Speaker 2: I can't say, don't say anything, keep it quiet, please, Okay?
Speaker 2: I could see that. How about you Rock I we
Speaker 2: make a great team. Don't since time you joined us
Speaker 2: every Tuesday about justice Joe did. Yeah, we have to
Speaker 2: work out something.
Speaker 1: I don't know. That's what I'm run away from.
Speaker 2: That many counsel you would be against you. Another one
Speaker 2: is Tricia Mackie. She can hoove pretty good. So we'll see.
Speaker 2: I know what's on the big show today, rock As
Speaker 2: you refuse to answer the question, what is the question usual?
Speaker 3: Jamar Chase, yay or nay? By Friday, I want to
Speaker 3: say nay, sig. I mean today will tell us a lot.
Speaker 3: If you participated in a walk through yesterday. If he's
Speaker 3: out there today, six mil right there complicates things.
Speaker 2: No state income text too, I know that's where it's
Speaker 2: an extra five to seven percent in a while easily.
Speaker 3: So that's so, And answer your question. Eddie is out today.
Speaker 3: I'm alongside Dan Carroll the Rocky and Dan Show today.
Speaker 1: Dan's a bit liberal. We're gonna Dan and Rocky whatever.
Speaker 1: But who's got the microphone?
Speaker 5: That's what.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're talking to him, it'll be uh. We're gonna
Speaker 3: do some election discussion. Obviously. Dan's are very involved and
Speaker 3: opinionated on politics. We're gonna talk that a little bit
Speaker 3: right out of the gate, got a wellness expert. At four,
Speaker 3: he's got a guy coming on, has a book about uh,
Speaker 3: a local guy about firefighters.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do a discussion topic at five and one
Speaker 1: of this.
Speaker 3: Actually we may move the discussion topic to if you
Speaker 3: had to be trapped on a space capsule.
Speaker 2: In space, stranded for eight months, Tina Luise, who would
Speaker 2: you pick? I gotta say, my wife, what do you
Speaker 2: think you probably should do?
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 3: Too expensive? Anything otherwise?
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly say you didn't answer the question, Sarah Elise, No,
Speaker 2: with cameras and sponsorships.
Speaker 1: No, I'd throw myself to Pluto, knock out a window
Speaker 1: and jump out, right. That could be a problem, I said,
Speaker 1: I'd look for Tom Hanks to be and somebody at
Speaker 1: a rescue me.
Speaker 3: That's the thing. And there's just there's nowhere to go
Speaker 3: up there. I mean, you're in at outside of this room.
Speaker 1: This this is bigger than the capsule.
Speaker 3: Noisy.
Speaker 2: You can't get away, can't get away, There's nowhere to run,
Speaker 2: nowhere to hide. This is a song that says that
Speaker 2: on the Morning Show seg in the Morning Show, nowhere Rick,
Speaker 2: I know what you're thinking is dark, sick, recesses of
Speaker 2: your mind, sick, sick. I know what you're thinking. I
Speaker 2: think about my lovely wife would be re.
Speaker 1: Naked and in space. I would be up there with Sarah.
Speaker 1: I would be up there with de.
Speaker 2: NISEI is in sports, Sonny somebody, Yeah, you give it
Speaker 2: to Dave.
Speaker 3: Give it to Dave.
Speaker 1: In honor of National Dog Day, we leave you with
Speaker 1: the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 3: That's all I gotta say.
Speaker 2: Brother, that's Tomas to open a seven and eleven, unlike
Speaker 2: Tyreek Hill.
Speaker 1: Orange to hot dog water at seven to eleven tastes
Speaker 1: like a hot dog.
Speaker 3: That's disgusting. I couldn't eat that. My son, my six
Speaker 3: year old son, loves Tyreek Hill. Like if you could
Speaker 3: meet if you could give you a what do you
Speaker 3: choose a million dollars and every toy you'd ever want
Speaker 3: or meet Tyreek meet Tyreek Hill, who would run like
Speaker 3: he's not exactly the best role model in the world.
Speaker 3: At the worst, he's got eight You Rock wants to
Speaker 3: be an adult male porn store. He's he wants to
Speaker 3: be baby Tyreek Hill.
Speaker 1: Who would run in the race.
Speaker 2: Tyreek Hill versus Dela Cruz one hundred yard dash hill,
Speaker 2: Dela Cruz.
Speaker 3: I think kill say at two hundred I'd give it
Speaker 3: to Elie Seg What do you say.
Speaker 1: I'd probably would be close Willie, but Jamar Chase would
Speaker 1: put him in there.
Speaker 3: I mean they did a simulation. Tyreek Hill would have
Speaker 3: been like a fraction off of like a bronze medal
Speaker 3: in the Olympics, Like he's that fast.
Speaker 2: Well, the guy that won won the bronze, who was
Speaker 2: sick over that Olympian is, wants to race Tyreek Hill
Speaker 2: for a million dollars.
Speaker 1: He wants to race for one million.
Speaker 2: Dollars at the Miami Dolphin Facility one yard not one
Speaker 2: hundred meters one hundred yard dash. Who do you like
Speaker 2: the bronze medalist in the Olympics who really should have
Speaker 2: won the gold except for being sick or Tyreek Hill?
Speaker 1: Who do you take in in civilian you know shorts,
Speaker 1: I'm taking the gold medalist, Yeah, I'll take him.
Speaker 2: And I'm taking Tyreek Hill. If you put some attractive
Speaker 2: young female porn star at the other line, that's where
Speaker 2: two week's going. That's what he said, He'll did, He'll
Speaker 2: say that did see you don't know. Sorry, you don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm figuring out. Give me out of here. I already did.
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