Speaker 1: My Billy cunning him the Great America and walk in
Speaker 1: this hot, glorious Wednesday afternoon with tri state. Of course,
Speaker 1: Reds Baseball won dramatic passion last night. Tommy Thrall was
Speaker 1: going nuts on the radio. Back out it again tonight,
Speaker 1: first pitch about six forty. Airtime with us is about
Speaker 1: five forty. The Reds drive maybe to go to fifty
Speaker 1: to fifty in the season, only a few games remain,
Speaker 1: Let's see what happens. But until then, of course, once again,
Speaker 1: this is like a recurring herpes infection. We're back to
Speaker 1: pay Course Stadium. Here we are, some thirty years later,
Speaker 1: back again, and Brian Hamm recovered it all for Channel
Speaker 1: five along with Tom Gableman representing I guess the commissioners,
Speaker 1: and also he's a specialty on it. We have this
Speaker 1: big elaborate plan, many pages long. Everything's going to work.
Speaker 1: It's only about one point two five billion dollars, and
Speaker 1: of course he had another thirty forty percent for cost overruns.
Speaker 1: And who's going to pay for it? Nobody cares. It
Speaker 1: looks great, wonderful looking stadium. Issue is well. Mike Brown
Speaker 1: and the Bengals agree, and that's maybe a different issue.
Speaker 1: It may be a little more difficult to get that
Speaker 1: for Brian Hamrick. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 1: and Brian, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good?
Speaker 3: Thanks again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about can you give us an overview about
Speaker 1: what happened yesterday and when we look forward to a
Speaker 1: long term guaranteed bonus Layton lease signed by Mike Brown
Speaker 1: and the Bengals. Give us an overview, Brian Hamrick, if
Speaker 1: you can. Of course, you were here some thirty years ago,
Speaker 1: as I was with you at that point, talking about
Speaker 1: the same thing. And it seems to me like the
Speaker 1: Great American Ballpark, also owned by the county, has no
Speaker 1: issues whatsoever at any point. I can't recall any problems
Speaker 1: on the lease, and I guess it's going to be
Speaker 1: renewed soon, no problems at all. But the Bengals and
Speaker 1: pay courts continues to be a difficulty. Give the American
Speaker 1: people a full report.
Speaker 3: It's another you know, it's another situation over there. You
Speaker 3: know what that's about less than a half mile away,
Speaker 3: and you might as well be a thousand miles away
Speaker 3: in terms of the way things are handled and treated.
Speaker 3: And uh, it just seems different. Yeah, Well, this MSA
Speaker 3: sport or a Cincinnati company h one of the top
Speaker 3: in the country for designing sports facilities, and they came
Speaker 3: up with a plan what they think would be, you know,
Speaker 3: top among NFL teams. What NFL teams want to see.
Speaker 3: They they presented, Uh a while back, there was a
Speaker 3: presentation of here's what really is trending in the NFL
Speaker 3: what NFL teams. So this firm then came up with,
Speaker 3: you know, the concrete ideas for what could happen down there.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: If you have one point two five billion billion dollars
Speaker 3: to do it with billion dollars?
Speaker 1: Well, uh, I guess were the Bengals involved in formulating
Speaker 1: the plan or were they left out? And they're kind
Speaker 1: of told by the county what it looks like. Are
Speaker 1: the Bengals involved in the.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a little unclear.
Speaker 3: I think they have money maybe in the design and
Speaker 3: paying this firm and look, you guys come up with
Speaker 3: what we want. But it sounds a little like nobody's
Speaker 3: really guiding this to specifics.
Speaker 2: It's sort of.
Speaker 3: Like you come up with an idea, lay your offerings
Speaker 3: at the feet of the Bengals and we will deny
Speaker 3: or accept. You know, so that's kind of the way
Speaker 3: it looks. The King wants to see your offerings.
Speaker 2: What have you brought?
Speaker 1: Kind of the Kim John Unn, May I approach the bench,
Speaker 1: get on your knees, crawl on your belly, and see
Speaker 1: if we accept what's coming. And by the way, you're
Speaker 1: paying for it. The first go around was ninety to
Speaker 1: ninety five percent by the tax. By the way, the
Speaker 1: NFL is the most profitable, profitable franchise, the most important
Speaker 1: franchise in the history of the world. There's billions and
Speaker 1: billions and billions of dollars flying around. The Bengals are
Speaker 1: now worth about five to six billion dollars, multi billionaires,
Speaker 1: and all we have are the bills basically, and they
Speaker 1: have the revenue. Well that change because normally, if there's
Speaker 1: that much money flying around, why should the taxpayer not
Speaker 1: participate in the in the ingredients and the meal that
Speaker 1: they're providing all the ingredients for. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Why is that not the case?
Speaker 3: Well, it all comes down to this. You know, the
Speaker 3: Bengals have said in the past basically that they're willing
Speaker 3: to walk. There's other towns that could support this team
Speaker 3: and other towns that are waiting, probably with the check
Speaker 3: book right now, to write them a check for a
Speaker 3: new stadium, state of the art. You know, you saw
Speaker 3: that with you know, Oakland went out to you know,
Speaker 3: Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: You've seen other.
Speaker 3: Communities do this. You've seen you know, down in San Diego,
Speaker 3: they're looking for a team right now. They wouldn't deal
Speaker 3: with what they wanted to out there, and then they
Speaker 3: lost the team go up to Los Angeles. You know,
Speaker 3: it's been said that, you know, the Brown family loves
Speaker 3: San Diego in that area though, you know, that would
Speaker 3: be a possibility. Maybe they work a deal out there.
Speaker 3: I mean, the weather's great. If you're not paying taxes,
Speaker 3: you're getting all this, you're making money, and you can
Speaker 3: live out there. You know what, it isn't so bad.
Speaker 3: But when you have the team and all these teams
Speaker 3: are willing, It's not just the Bengals, all the teams
Speaker 3: are willing to say we're ready to walk. And when
Speaker 3: you have them pretty much over a barrel. They want
Speaker 3: this team. The fans here.
Speaker 2: Love the Bengals.
Speaker 3: They want the Bengals here. Yep.
Speaker 2: But at what cost is the question?
Speaker 3: And that's what and That's what the answer that has
Speaker 3: to be given by the taxpayers of Hamilton County.
Speaker 1: When I talked to Governor Mike DeWine, you know, the
Speaker 1: state's willing to participate. The NFL has a fund ready
Speaker 1: to participate. The county sales tax continuing and infinitum, despite
Speaker 1: the fact that property rollback did not happen. And on
Speaker 1: the other side, you have the Bengals. As you said,
Speaker 1: dozens of American cities would love to have them. We
Speaker 1: want to do everything possible to keep the Bengals. The
Speaker 1: original cost of the stadium was about five hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty million. Now it's more than two and a half times,
Speaker 1: not just to renovate it. The costs are skyrocketing, and
Speaker 1: the value of these franchises have skyrocketed. I think the
Speaker 1: Brown family has about fifty million dollars into it. Now
Speaker 1: it's worth one hundred times that. It's worth five or
Speaker 1: six billion or more. And then layer on top of
Speaker 1: that the age of Mike Brown. He's approaching ninety years old.
Speaker 1: The new generation is ready to take over, and I
Speaker 1: have every sense that Katie and Troy and the kids
Speaker 1: want to remain in Cincinnati. They're Cincinnatians and they want
Speaker 1: to remain here. But at leasha reason is the one
Speaker 1: that says that what price. Jeffer Ludo's talking about the
Speaker 1: Bengals putting up forty to fifty percent of the deal.
Speaker 1: That means the Bengals. Bengals would have to put up
Speaker 1: about five to six hundred million dollars to stay in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and then the county would put up some money, and
Speaker 1: the state's going to put up some money, but not
Speaker 1: to the tune of one point twenty five billion. This
Speaker 1: is going to play out over the next five to
Speaker 1: six years because it's a five year renewal coming up
Speaker 1: that the Bengals are going to sign into, which keeps
Speaker 1: the present bad deal in place. So we're looking forward
Speaker 1: to another six or seven years of the same stuff
Speaker 1: until there's a long term, guaranteed a lease, which the
Speaker 1: Bengals don't want to do until they see what this
Speaker 1: what the funding mechanism is. And I'm not sure that
Speaker 1: the political character of the current Commissions commissioners fit in
Speaker 1: with the button down Tafts. It's Pheneus and Hollister approach
Speaker 1: of the Bengals. That's a secondary matter. Answer this question,
Speaker 1: Brian Hammrick. Why don't we have the same difficulties with
Speaker 1: my ballpark, the Great American? Why is one is always
Speaker 1: an angst and the other one things are handled quietly
Speaker 1: below the surface, and the Castellinis keep on keeping on.
Speaker 3: Why Well, I mean you just have to imagine that
Speaker 3: they're they're more willing to work with. I think that
Speaker 3: the countings felt like they've been more equitable over there.
Speaker 3: I mean the lease deal. I mean of a number
Speaker 3: of stuff these independent of the Bengals that look at
Speaker 3: all these stadium deals, a number of deaths, you know,
Speaker 3: and one of them comes out all the time says,
Speaker 3: this is the worst deal. The taxpayers got the worst
Speaker 3: deal with this one of any across the country.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, we all expect that it's going
Speaker 2: to be you're going to have to pay a certain.
Speaker 3: Amount and all that, but this is consistently comes up
Speaker 3: as one of the worst, if not the worst. Like
Speaker 3: in every one of these listings of what's happening, I
Speaker 3: mean there's there's things like like the county, well, like
Speaker 3: when they got pay Corps put on the side of
Speaker 3: the stadium over there, Well, the county doesn't even have
Speaker 3: to They don't even get to know how much they
Speaker 3: got out of that. The county gon't know what they
Speaker 3: made off of that, and and the county it's none
Speaker 3: of it. It's a sign hanging on the stadium that
Speaker 3: the county owns, and they don't get any money.
Speaker 2: For it, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean it's things like that. It's that, you know,
Speaker 3: the county pays all the money. It's at least Reese
Speaker 3: has been, you know, going off over this whole thing
Speaker 3: where they wanted to have a watch party. They couldn't
Speaker 3: do it, couldn't get it done, no way it could
Speaker 3: be done. And then all of a sudden there's a
Speaker 3: watch party in here and they're charging ninety nine dollars
Speaker 3: a person to do it.
Speaker 2: You know, like that, this.
Speaker 1: Is why, you know, one of the best parties.
Speaker 3: Well, look, it is all legit. It's all in that.
Speaker 3: You look at that contract is legit.
Speaker 1: I'm sure all of it. Well, you know, one of
Speaker 1: the best elements of this is that the guy on
Speaker 1: behalf of the taxpayer negotiating the deal with Mike Brown
Speaker 1: and the Bengals, when when he was kicked out of office,
Speaker 1: he changed jerseys and started working for the Bengals. So
Speaker 1: the County commissioner and negotiated the deal with Mike Brown
Speaker 1: after he was kicked out of office, runs to the
Speaker 1: Bengals and they hire him as a consultant. That's beautiful.
Speaker 1: That is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: I mean you have to wonder. I mean, I guess
Speaker 3: there's no law against that thing. You negotiate some big contract.
Speaker 3: We're talking up five hundred a million dollars contract at
Speaker 3: the time. You negotiate that, and then you go to
Speaker 3: work for the company that you negotiated with. That that
Speaker 3: just doesn't seem I mean, that seems something really odd
Speaker 3: about that and the way it was set up initially.
Speaker 3: Now they don't do it anymore. But remember, for years,
Speaker 3: I can't remember how many, maybe the first ten years,
Speaker 3: if the Bengals didn't sell the seats, the county had
Speaker 3: to buy those seats. Beautiful, but they had to sell
Speaker 3: us the stadium and the county had to buy them.
Speaker 3: If they didn't sell this stadium.
Speaker 1: Well, I think we're going to talk about this for
Speaker 1: the next several years, and so we'll see what happens
Speaker 1: down the road. But every time you negotiate with Mike Brown,
Speaker 1: whether the I R. S or Hamley County. You come
Speaker 1: out wearing a barrel around, you have no clothes left,
Speaker 1: you have no shoes, you have no car. He wins
Speaker 1: every time. It's unbelievable. He makes Darth Vader look like
Speaker 1: an amateur. But alright's well, I.
Speaker 3: Will say they're great at negotiations. Oh yeah, they he
Speaker 3: sometimes don't have on the field. Well, you go and
Speaker 3: look at what they do as a business.
Speaker 1: Super super Bowl.
Speaker 3: They are taught there. They are Super Bowl contenders with
Speaker 3: every single one of these deals, and that's the way
Speaker 3: they play them.
Speaker 1: We've got to get Mike Brown over to the Middle
Speaker 1: East and resolve that little problem between Hesbla Israel.
Speaker 2: Hamas probably could do.
Speaker 1: Mike Brown, get over there. It's all done. There's piece
Speaker 1: and there's olive orchards growing up in the Gaza. Mike
Speaker 1: Brown is the best there ever was ever will be. Secondly,
Speaker 1: give me an update. Tony Bender wants to know. He
Speaker 1: thinks he is deep roots in Kentucky in this so
Speaker 1: called highway shooter is still underground somewhere running around and
Speaker 1: they can't find the guy. They got the bloodhounds out,
Speaker 1: but can't find this guy who wounded five people in
Speaker 1: interstate I seventy five high school games are being canceled.
Speaker 1: What's the latest with the mole and the mole in Kentucky?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, so there's Joseph Kouch open fire hitting. They
Speaker 3: now know seventeen vehicles. It's at least seventeen. There may
Speaker 3: be more. People are still coming in with complaints and
Speaker 3: finding bullet holes in their cars that didn't realize we're there.
Speaker 3: This guy squirrels off into the woods Daniel Boone National
Speaker 3: Forest and is fit. I mean, it is it going
Speaker 3: through that. They took us up there the other day,
Speaker 3: put us in bullet fruit proof vests and helmets when
Speaker 3: we went up there, because and where this guy is
Speaker 3: They have no idea and I ain't think he was
Speaker 3: where we were, but they were requiring that as a
Speaker 3: safety precaution. So we went up there. Sawry had parked
Speaker 3: the car. Saw the sickness of all this. Sawry he
Speaker 3: had to go to get to the overlook about three
Speaker 3: hundred yards away to get to the overlook and.
Speaker 2: Shoot down on the vehicles.
Speaker 3: But he went off into the woods like a rabbit
Speaker 3: and has not been been seen since.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 3: They're still looking for him. They tracked him with dogs
Speaker 3: and what They basically ended up telling us is they
Speaker 3: track them with dogs. They went down there into the
Speaker 3: woods for days blood finally.
Speaker 2: They told us four days.
Speaker 3: They were so convinced and are like, we can't say
Speaker 3: it's mister Colts, but these dogs generally don't lift.
Speaker 2: I mean, these dogs are really good.
Speaker 3: And so they followed them, and based on that, they
Speaker 3: have now moved their command post to a separate area
Speaker 3: in the direction where they think that he may have
Speaker 3: gone to. They didn't say what direction that was, but
Speaker 3: they did say it was deeper into the forest. So
Speaker 3: they think that's why they think he's still in those
Speaker 3: woods right now, rather than dead, or rather than somewhere else.
Speaker 1: You know, Brian, this like the Eric Rudolph situation where
Speaker 1: he lived in the mountains for years finally was caught
Speaker 1: in a dumpster behind a kmart, And I guess this
Speaker 1: guy ultimate land. At some point you kind of hunker down,
Speaker 1: see what's going on. Well, Brian Hemrick, are there any
Speaker 1: any of these parties of p Didny, these freakouts? Any
Speaker 1: of these things happened at Channel five with Shari Pulolo
Speaker 1: Mike Dartis any freakouts happening there at Channel five?
Speaker 4: What do you.
Speaker 3: Think the only freakout we have is when the scripts
Speaker 3: come in late freaked out, Betty.
Speaker 1: All right, that's unbelievable. Once again, Brian Hemrick, thank you
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: Thanks again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: All right, that's the best there is, Brian Hamrick. Of
Speaker 1: the Power of five. We got freakouts, you got the
Speaker 1: Snipers in seventy five, you got the Believe or not.
Speaker 1: The Bengals lease is back up for the next several years.
Speaker 1: And Mike Brown, he's the best there ever was. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the great American with you every day. You're Home of
Speaker 1: the Reds and the Bengals. News Radio seven hundreds wl W.
Speaker 1: All right, now, Billy Cunningham, the Great American Reds Baseball
Speaker 1: about five forty tonight. Reds came back in a dramatic
Speaker 1: fashion last night. And I love the comments of Hunter Green,
Speaker 1: who's been hurt for the past month, that next year
Speaker 1: is going to be different. Keep hope alive, Always keep
Speaker 1: hope alive. Secondly, Brian Hamrick points it out Jeffaludo, Alisia Reese,
Speaker 1: whoever might be Tom Gableman, And it would be helpful
Speaker 1: if someone's going to spend well north of a billion
Speaker 1: dollars on upgrades to pay Course stadium, that those affect
Speaker 1: it would be on the front end, not the back end.
Speaker 1: And so I'm told, and I don't know if it's
Speaker 1: true or not, but I'm told that the County commissioners
Speaker 1: would have liked for the Bengals, that is, Mike Brown,
Speaker 1: Katie and Troy, to be involved in the front end
Speaker 1: to talk about what are your needs, what are your ones?
Speaker 1: This is what we want to do. What do you
Speaker 1: want to do. We want to stop Central Avenue, we
Speaker 1: want to park, we want to connect it to the
Speaker 1: east end and the west end. What do you think?
Speaker 1: And there's no reaction from the Bengals in regard to
Speaker 1: planning it ahead of time. What they want to do
Speaker 1: is for the county to go first, do all the
Speaker 1: work they have to do, and then the Bengals can
Speaker 1: say yes or no at some point in the future.
Speaker 1: And as Scott Sloan points out, sometime next year when
Speaker 1: the lease expires in twenty twenty six, sometime next year,
Speaker 1: the Bengals are going to extend the lease with the
Speaker 1: present term for five more years. So from now that
Speaker 1: gives them about seven years before they have to do anything,
Speaker 1: which is they keep the revenue and the taxpayer pays
Speaker 1: the expenses about ninety five percent or paid under the lease.
Speaker 1: And in order to keep the thing up and running,
Speaker 1: the Bengals spent about one hundred and twelve million dollars
Speaker 1: to upgrade parts of pay Corps. And then after that,
Speaker 1: maybe long after I'm gone in one sense or another.
Speaker 1: Hopefully I have many years yet to go. But I
Speaker 1: can recall thirty some years ago how this thing all started,
Speaker 1: and here we are thirty some years later. They can
Speaker 1: extend it five more years after that, and so before
Speaker 1: anything has to happen with the Bengals, you'd be talking
Speaker 1: about the year twenty thirty six, twenty thirty six. And
Speaker 1: so the Bengals are not motivated at all to engage
Speaker 1: in these discussions because they have the most favorable lease
Speaker 1: in the history of mankind, so why change it? And
Speaker 1: there's no urge whatsoever. And by then I would think
Speaker 1: Denise Treehouse and uh Stephanie and also Lisa Reese, they'll
Speaker 1: all be gone anyway from the commission, and ten to
Speaker 1: twelve years from now, so likely somebody else will be there.
Speaker 1: So we'll deal with it. At that point, there's no
Speaker 1: motivation at all from the Bengals to change the status quo,
Speaker 1: which is in their betterment, so why change it all.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens, and by then Joe Burrow will
Speaker 1: be retired, and who knows how the Bengals are going
Speaker 1: to be now. My ballpark, the Great American has not
Speaker 1: had any of these difficulties. I can't recall any dispute
Speaker 1: between the Castellinis and in the county. They simply fix
Speaker 1: revenue enhancing parts and proceed accordingly. How many stories have
Speaker 1: you seen about the Castellini's fighting with the county? Correct? None,
Speaker 1: So it is what it is. Secondly, for the third time,
Speaker 1: I have this story out of out of long eye,
Speaker 1: and you may know that tonight, Wednesday night, there's going
Speaker 1: to be a rally the Trumpster's putting together in Nassau County,
Speaker 1: and near the planned rally site, there's been an explosive
Speaker 1: device located by detection dogs in a blue barrel. There
Speaker 1: was one removed in a blue barrel, one in the
Speaker 1: trunk of a car, and Nassau Police have confirmed they
Speaker 1: responded to a suspicious occurrence near the side of tonight's rally.
Speaker 1: Police reportedly found explosives in a car near former President
Speaker 1: Trump's rally side on Long Island and head of his
Speaker 1: speech tonight. So they're still trying to kill them and
Speaker 1: by any means necessary. And these explosive devices and pagers
Speaker 1: and now walkie talkies in hesblah, caused me to be
Speaker 1: concerned when open up my own device, because our devices
Speaker 1: come from communists Red China, and they always will come.
Speaker 1: These small little batteries are controlled by the communist Red Chinese.
Speaker 1: What happens into the future is guy God only knows.
Speaker 1: But by any means necessary, the forces of darkness went
Speaker 1: Trump dead. In fact, a poll was conducted by Rasmussen
Speaker 1: on Monday and Tuesday this week headline about thirty percent
Speaker 1: of Democrats which Trump had been assassinated. As the Democrats
Speaker 1: and their lapdog media continues to absurdly blame Donald Trump
Speaker 1: for his own assassination attempts over the past sixty four days,
Speaker 1: a shocking new poll found that about three out of
Speaker 1: ten Democrats think America would be better off if the
Speaker 1: former president had been killed. Go on to the story incredible.
Speaker 1: Americans also had strong thoughts on what would be driving
Speaker 1: there would be assassins to act. Forty five percent of
Speaker 1: Americans say it was anti Trump rhetoric by the Democrats.
Speaker 1: Forty one percent suggests as the mainstream media. How about
Speaker 1: that one. The survey was conducted by Rasmussen September sixteenth
Speaker 1: and seventeenth, which is Monday and Tuesday. Thirty percent of
Speaker 1: Democrats wish that Trump had been killed. Are you kidding me? Yes, No,
Speaker 1: I'm not kidding you. It is right here. So that's
Speaker 1: driving me a bit crazy tonight. Then I look this afternoon.
Speaker 1: Now I look at some other polling, and you know,
Speaker 1: polling is is horseless. If we had elections based upon polls,
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton and would still be in the White House
Speaker 1: in a sense. But CBS Morning News sent out a
Speaker 1: group of reporters to Nevada because that state is, as
Speaker 1: you know, paper thin. And they originally sent out Major
Speaker 1: Garrett of CBS News to Michigan, and he came back
Speaker 1: of the report that the support for President Donald Trump
Speaker 1: was real, ubiquitous and resilient. It was just a local
Speaker 1: Detroit News poll that may have Democrats upset the findings were.
Speaker 1: Instead of actually relying upon a poll, let's send reporters
Speaker 1: into the field, and so Major Garrett did a very
Speaker 1: brief report because it didn't fit the narrative at CBS
Speaker 1: News that he could not find sufficient numbers of Harris
Speaker 1: supporters in Dearborn County to fill up. Ah, you might
Speaker 1: recall something to go to telephone booth. And Major Garrett
Speaker 1: was so much shocked to find out that, at least
Speaker 1: on the ground, irrespective of the polls, that Trump support
Speaker 1: in Michigan, he says, is real, ubiquitous and resilient. So
Speaker 1: then they said, well, maybe Michigan's different because the Dearborn
Speaker 1: County and what's happening in Gaze, et cetera. So they
Speaker 1: decided to send a bunch of reporters to Nevada. Let's
Speaker 1: find out what's going on in Nevada. And so they
Speaker 1: sent a group of reporters to Reno, to Las Vegas
Speaker 1: and other Nevada cities. And this reporter found that she
Speaker 1: has talked, went into four restaurants at lunchtime. The reporter's
Speaker 1: name is adri awn A Diaz. I've seen her on
Speaker 1: the CBS News repeatedly. She said that she could only
Speaker 1: locate maybe one person per restaurant that supported Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: and she said the support for Donald Trump was real.
Speaker 1: In Reno, at a barbecue restaurant, dis spoke to four
Speaker 1: women who were friends tostir by illegal migration into their country,
Speaker 1: and one of the woman's poop poot the thought that
Speaker 1: more were coming because of asylum. She said, that's a
Speaker 1: bunch of maloney. They're coming here for the money, coming
Speaker 1: here for the goodies. Another woman debunked false premises often
Speaker 1: called on on the media left that illegal migration benefits
Speaker 1: the nation greatly, which of course it doesn't. North Las Vegas,
Speaker 1: Mexican restaurant people were concerned about the economy, the border
Speaker 1: and illegal immigrants. This isn't good for Harris. She says
Speaker 1: her husband and wife, originally from Portugal and Mexico, were Republicans,
Speaker 1: and they said, we can't take it anymore. We can't
Speaker 1: take it. We've got to make a change. And so
Speaker 1: that was reported by the CBS Morning News briefly and
Speaker 1: they moved on. And I said this to Wayne on
Speaker 1: a route on Sunday night. I think below the lever
Speaker 1: of polling into the groundwater into the magma chambers, there's
Speaker 1: a sense because of what's happening in Springfield, Ohio, which
Speaker 1: the media constantly misreports because of the feelings around the
Speaker 1: country that five hundred American cities have been inundated due
Speaker 1: to the border policies of Kamala Harris, that they can't
Speaker 1: take it anymore, but they won't tell pollsters what they
Speaker 1: really think. But damn it, they're going to vote to
Speaker 1: change the country. Another issue are Black voters, which should
Speaker 1: be her base. Headline NCAA poll could be Kamala Harris's
Speaker 1: achilles heel. This is the NAACP. It's election inches closer.
Speaker 1: There's a significant block of Black voters who don't want
Speaker 1: to keep voting Democrats and will not vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking I better look into these numbers. I better
Speaker 1: see what's going on. And it's said here that only
Speaker 1: sixty three percent of black folks say they're going to
Speaker 1: vote for Harris. The normal number is ninety percent. Twenty
Speaker 1: six percent of Black men under fifty, twenty six percent
Speaker 1: of Black men under fifty say they're going to support
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. They can't believe the lies anymore the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: They've had it. And only sixty seven percent of black
Speaker 1: women say they're going to support Harris. Well, seventy nine
Speaker 1: percent of black women over fifty say they're going to
Speaker 1: vote for her. Only sixty six percent of older men
Speaker 1: say they're going to vote for Harris, which is a
Speaker 1: wide difference. So when these Nubian reporters are sent into
Speaker 1: the field to kind of confirm the polling as a
Speaker 1: real close race, not exactly. So maybe like twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: we're fed up to hear and we can't take it anymore.
Speaker 1: Black folks say no, they're still trying to kill Donald
Speaker 1: Trump by any means necessary. They hated. Rhetoric of the
Speaker 1: left continues with Hillary Clinton saying with Rachel Mandil on
Speaker 1: Monday Night that disinformation and spoken lies, those who do
Speaker 1: such things should be jailed, lock them up. That's Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: So maybe there's something happening among the American people that says,
Speaker 1: you know what, we can't take it anymore. We got
Speaker 1: to live differently than that and don't let the media
Speaker 1: lie to you. By Springfield, Ohio, in Clark County, that
Speaker 1: the voters, the Americans there do not want twenty thousand,
Speaker 1: whether they're scott Irish white or Haitian blacks, to be
Speaker 1: dumped into their community without preparing for their arrival. That's
Speaker 1: the problem, not whether cats and dogs are being eaten
Speaker 1: by Haitians. All let's continue with more after one o'clock
Speaker 1: today will be Representative Adam Byrd. Bird is the word
Speaker 1: from New Richmond about what's happening in Springfield, Ohio and
Speaker 1: more in support for Donald Trump and more and if
Speaker 1: a line ever becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand reporters find little or no support for Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris and her crap in Nevada, North Michigan. Put that
Speaker 1: in your pipe and smoke it. Bill Cunning in the
Speaker 1: Great American on news radio seven hundred WLW, Bill Cunning
Speaker 1: in the Great America. Of course, Representative Adam Byrd of
Speaker 1: the Front Seat Street Cafe and also New Richmond District
Speaker 1: sixty three is one of the leaders in the House
Speaker 1: of Representatives. My stuff going on and Representative Adam Byrd,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunning Hymn Show. And first
Speaker 1: of all, you have a bill which concerns so many Americans,
Speaker 1: which is rising property taxes and the evaluations of skyrocketed
Speaker 1: through the roof. Life is expensive. I go to McDonald's
Speaker 1: is twenty five dollars for a happy meal. I try
Speaker 1: to go to Chapolte get something to eat that's fifteen
Speaker 1: to twenty dollars, et cetera. It goes on and on
Speaker 1: and on and on, and I'm wondering, tell the American
Speaker 1: people what your bill is and what it would do
Speaker 1: for the area retail owner.
Speaker 2: Sure, Bill, happy to be on your show, so thankful
Speaker 2: that you invited me on. And this is a really
Speaker 2: important there's three through Ohioans because taxes are out of control,
Speaker 2: they continue to rise. I think as a general Assembly,
Speaker 2: we've done a really good job on income taxes. We've
Speaker 2: lowered them, we flattened them, and I think I think
Speaker 2: Ohioans appreciate that they noticed that their state income taxes
Speaker 2: are way less than the federal But when it comes
Speaker 2: to property taxes, we're in a situation in Ohio right
Speaker 2: now where we are getting ready to cost Grandma and
Speaker 2: Grandpa to have to sell their house, get out of
Speaker 2: the house because they can't afford their property taxes. And
Speaker 2: so my bill would change the way property taxes are
Speaker 2: revalued every three years by the county auditor. And so
Speaker 2: that's really important because the housing crisis in Ohio is
Speaker 2: a real thing. We are growing state. Clermont County is
Speaker 2: a growing county, and so our property taxes are going
Speaker 2: up because their property valuations are going up, and this
Speaker 2: will would mandate that we use a three or average
Speaker 2: so that they're not going up as much.
Speaker 1: Well, we used to have something in Ohio law about
Speaker 1: over sixty five or over seventy got like a ten
Speaker 1: percent break. Is that also an idea that old folks
Speaker 1: have a break in their taxes? Is that possible in
Speaker 1: this bill?
Speaker 2: Homestead extensions are are something that we have in law
Speaker 2: right now, but they need to be expanded for sure,
Speaker 2: and I think that that certainly could help this bill.
Speaker 2: I'm not opposed to that. I'm not opposed to some
Speaker 2: kind of property tax exemption for veterans or people who
Speaker 2: have served overseas. There's a lot of people that need
Speaker 2: some help when it comes to that, and right now
Speaker 2: we're so busy helping people who are are not even
Speaker 2: legal residents of our country. We can't even help those
Speaker 2: in our country that have lived here and worked here,
Speaker 2: produced here, been productive, served our country. And so yeah,
Speaker 2: I think we do need to help out older folks
Speaker 2: that are paying property taxes out the those right now, that.
Speaker 1: Brings up an issue in Springfield, Ohio. The mainstream media
Speaker 1: want to deal with cats and dogs and geese. What
Speaker 1: I want to deal with is the bigger issue. That's
Speaker 1: a weapon of mass distraction that the media discusses as
Speaker 1: if there's not some underlying, huge problem. I could not
Speaker 1: imagine if in Batavia, Ohio, or New Richmond, suddenly Joe
Speaker 1: Biden Kamala Harris put ten to twenty thousand Haitians. They
Speaker 1: can be Scottish Presbyterians, I don't care where they came from.
Speaker 1: Drop them into a parachute in New Richmond, Ohio, or
Speaker 1: Batavia or Deer Park, Ohio. Here's ten to twenty thousand Haitians.
Speaker 1: Deal with it. And that's what happened in Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 1: costing federal taxpayers every year well over one hundred billion dollars,
Speaker 1: costing the state of Ohio tens of millions of dollars.
Speaker 1: Most are on welfare or government assistance. What would happen
Speaker 1: to New Richmond, or Batavia, or Deer Park or green
Speaker 1: Town if ten to twenty thousand Haitians were dropped in
Speaker 1: over a couple of year period, what would that do
Speaker 1: to Batavia. For what would that do to the French
Speaker 1: Street Cafe? What would it do to New Richmond if
Speaker 1: the same thing happened to you?
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, it would be such a mess. Billy.
Speaker 2: And you know Springfield the story, it's really not about
Speaker 2: pat pats and geese. Yeah, when you're going to drop
Speaker 2: in that many people, you're going to have a class
Speaker 2: of cultures. This is really about a disdain for America.
Speaker 2: It's about destruction of the heartland by Kamala Harris and
Speaker 2: the people that she would put in place, and that
Speaker 2: has put in place. And when you drop in that
Speaker 2: many people, and by the way she has spoken, and
Speaker 2: she's been recorded as talking about one hundred thousand patients
Speaker 2: that they have purposely legally allowed into our country. Okay,
Speaker 2: when you do that into a in small communities like Betavior,
Speaker 2: New Richmond, or Deer Park, you are you're going to
Speaker 2: crush those communities. Springfield has one thousand, over one thousand
Speaker 2: New Haitian students that cannot speak English, okay, and you're
Speaker 2: overwhelming the school. And it's very unfair. And so when you,
Speaker 2: as a federal government, Kamala Harris allow these people in
Speaker 2: and just walk away. That is totally irresponsible to not
Speaker 2: just these communities, it's irresponsible to these people that you've
Speaker 2: bust in and flown in. And so you're adding to
Speaker 2: the national debt to fly them in. You're flooding that
Speaker 2: area with low wage workers. You're adding to the house
Speaker 2: the cry the housing crisis. I mean, think about that bill.
Speaker 2: When you bring in one hundreds of thousands of people
Speaker 2: from other countries. Now the limited amount of housing, it
Speaker 2: goes up, and the cost for housing for everyone goes up.
Speaker 1: And the other thing. Kamala Harris says, elect me, and
Speaker 1: I'll do more. Elect me, I'll do more. And so
Speaker 1: I can't imagine in like seven weeks what's going to
Speaker 1: happen if she's elected president and does more. She's gonna
Speaker 1: think that the people of the Midwest want this to occur.
Speaker 1: And I wish race was not a factor, and it
Speaker 1: should not be. If these individuals are from Northern Ireland
Speaker 1: or from Scotland. I feel exactly the same way. We
Speaker 1: don't have an additional ten to twenty thousand housing units
Speaker 1: in Clark County. There's not an additional few hundred teachers
Speaker 1: that come in to teach. There's not a few dozen
Speaker 1: more doctors and hospitals and nurses to care for the
Speaker 1: medical situation. We don't have the money. When I was
Speaker 1: a kid, my mom would say to me, Billy, we
Speaker 1: don't have the money. Probably Adam Bird or State Rep.
Speaker 1: You probably were told at some point in life, honey,
Speaker 1: we don't have the money. We act as if the
Speaker 1: thirty six trillion dollars in debt we are today it's
Speaker 1: something ought to worry about. When the GAO and says
Speaker 1: yesterday that if unless something dramatically changes, we're going to
Speaker 1: have a fifty trillion dollar national debt in ten years,
Speaker 1: fifty trillion, and the interest on that will be north
Speaker 1: of two trillion dollars. Right now, it's north of one
Speaker 1: point two trillion dollars and interest alone. The only way
Speaker 1: to get out of this is to grow the economy,
Speaker 1: not to have more taxes and putting more debt on
Speaker 1: top of the pile. And so in Ohio we have
Speaker 1: to balance the budget. Mike Dwaine tells me we have
Speaker 1: like a four billion dollar surplus that's going thither and
Speaker 1: fro all over the state. Can you imagine a worse
Speaker 1: fiscal situation when you're an American. I'm an American. Each
Speaker 1: person listening to the sound of my great voice are Americans.
Speaker 1: We can't afford to do this, and Kama Harris says
Speaker 1: we need more of it. What kind of judgment is that,
Speaker 1: Adam Bird. You're getting me all pissed off right now.
Speaker 1: We can't afford this.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable. You know, she wants another chance. Her day one
Speaker 2: started three and a half years ago, Billy. And you know,
Speaker 2: when you talk about inflation, it's caused by the federal government.
Speaker 2: It's not caused by the State of Ohio. We live
Speaker 2: within our means, will require constitutional constitutionally to live within
Speaker 2: our means. It's the federal government. And so yeah, they
Speaker 2: go into debt, they cause inflation, and in inflation is
Speaker 2: actually a tax on you and I that you and
Speaker 2: I never never voted for, never wanted. And so she
Speaker 2: is responsible. And the kinds of people. Remember about this
Speaker 2: when you talk about the election coming up, Billy, the
Speaker 2: President of the United States has got about four thousand appointees.
Speaker 2: Think about the kinds of people that she is going
Speaker 2: to appoint and the kinds of people that Donald Trump
Speaker 2: would appoint, and what a difference that would make on
Speaker 2: our country because we have another deep state, this fourth
Speaker 2: part of our government, the bureaucracy, and it's really important
Speaker 2: that we can't we can't have people that's going to
Speaker 2: continue to spend us into oblivion like this.
Speaker 1: You have another bill that this is revolutionary. It used
Speaker 1: to be that if a boy one into a girl's
Speaker 1: bathroom in the locker room in high school, which by
Speaker 1: the way, at Deer Park High School, that happened a
Speaker 1: couple of times, but I was not the person involved,
Speaker 1: and all hell broke loose, and that boy was suspended
Speaker 1: for three days because he was high in a female stall,
Speaker 1: and when girls went in there and the all hell
Speaker 1: broke clues. Right now, it's a matter of right by
Speaker 1: the federal government that if somebody identifies as one of
Speaker 1: the one hundred and seventeen different genders, that you can
Speaker 1: go into the facilities for the gender that you identify
Speaker 1: with a contrary to biology. What would your bill, bill say,
Speaker 1: if anything.
Speaker 2: Bill, this is really important to Ohioans. And so we
Speaker 2: cannot sit around as a state legislature and allow the
Speaker 2: federal government bureaucracy and the federal executive branch to dictate
Speaker 2: what's going to go on we also can't sit by
Speaker 2: and let the judicial branch decide. The legislative branch it's
Speaker 2: got the weigh in. And so we're making this move
Speaker 2: because my constituents are wanting this bill. There's so many
Speaker 2: people within the sound of your boys that want boys
Speaker 2: to stay in the boys' restroom. It's an important issue
Speaker 2: even to Democrats. I don't think that I know many
Speaker 2: Democrats want a boy in the girls restroom. Also, bill,
Speaker 2: I've had superintendent school superintendents from around the state of
Speaker 2: Ohio calling me asking me for a bill like this.
Speaker 2: They need help. And so there's one other important thing
Speaker 2: about this bill, and that is that when a lawsuit comes,
Speaker 2: and it inevitably will, school districts cannot afford to take
Speaker 2: on this legal challenge that's going to come. But when
Speaker 2: we pass this bill now, the attorney general who has bigger,
Speaker 2: deeper pockets, the Attorney General the State of Ohio, Dave
Speaker 2: Jos and whoever succeeds them in a couple of years,
Speaker 2: that they're going to be able now to bring the
Speaker 2: full weight of Ohio's judicial system to support what the
Speaker 2: General Assembly is hopefully going to pass in the next
Speaker 2: couple of months.
Speaker 1: You know scoreboards are overwhelmed financially, they don't have the money.
Speaker 1: And to have an ACLU attorney show up at a board,
Speaker 1: Megan say, here comes a half million dollar bill in
Speaker 1: order to go to federal court and appeal it up
Speaker 1: all the way to the supremes. Most go to six
Speaker 1: have no money, including Cincinnati Public Schools, which is in
Speaker 1: a fiscal and an educational crisis, don't have the money.
Speaker 1: So I by having the AG do it, it provides
Speaker 1: shall we say, very competent representation, David Yost is very good.
Speaker 1: And secondly, it takes off the backs of local boards
Speaker 1: of education the duty of defending against this. Now, you
Speaker 1: would think most common Americans would say, well, boys can't
Speaker 1: use the girls' facilities to go into the boys locker room.
Speaker 1: But if you're at Ohio State and other public colleges,
Speaker 1: do you know if the same thing happens there, that
Speaker 1: if I identify as a girl, I can live in
Speaker 1: a sorority. Does the same thing happen at Ohio State?
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Absolutely? This bill, by the way, is going to
Speaker 2: include colleges. It's not K to twelve, it's K through
Speaker 2: college because right now our students need protection and a
Speaker 2: changing locker room in a dorm room and a restroom
Speaker 2: and at the college level. And so this bill includes
Speaker 2: that kind of issue. Because when you talk to Riley Gaines,
Speaker 2: and everybody knows what a warrior she has been for
Speaker 2: the conservative point of view on this. She had to
Speaker 2: change in front of this guy, and he had to
Speaker 2: change in front of her. They don't want that. We
Speaker 2: got to protect our girls, our young ladies. We've got
Speaker 2: to protect them from this kind of thing. And we've
Speaker 2: got to protect girls from having boys compete in their sports.
Speaker 2: And obviously we've already done that in Ohio. We're going
Speaker 2: to continue to defend that. And by the way, there's
Speaker 2: been a lot of noise in the media about how
Speaker 2: wrong this bill is. Guess what, It's already been upheld
Speaker 2: by a court of law that we're not going to
Speaker 2: allow boys in the girls' sports. So it's going to
Speaker 2: be upheld. When this bill passes and we keep boys
Speaker 2: out of the girls restroom and we protect our young girls,
Speaker 2: our young ladies, then I fully believe that that will
Speaker 2: be upheld in the court of law as well.
Speaker 1: Lastly, State Rep. Adam Bird of New Richmond area, what
Speaker 1: about the issue. Yesterday I read and one of our
Speaker 1: news reports that the Supremes have ruled that they so
Speaker 1: called jerry man entering bill history Statushoe one is going
Speaker 1: to be on the ballot. What does that mean for
Speaker 1: the American people?
Speaker 2: Well, it's interesting Bill that you bring this up, because
Speaker 2: you didn't read about that in the Cincinnati Inquire Digit,
Speaker 2: you didn't read about it in the Columbus Dispatch of
Speaker 2: the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Because all of these media outlets
Speaker 2: will not cover the fact that the Supreme Court ruled
Speaker 2: on the side of rational thought. And so this is
Speaker 2: a really important we've got to defend against this issue
Speaker 2: one jerry mandering attempt that's coming at us in November.
Speaker 2: And so when you think about what they want to do,
Speaker 2: the friends of Nancy Pelosi, the friends of Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 2: they want to be able to jerry mander Ohio. Now
Speaker 2: remember Bill that in twenty and fifteen. In twenty and eighteen,
Speaker 2: Ohioans by a seventy percent overwhelming margin, they approved rules
Speaker 2: in Ohio that say that we're not going to cut
Speaker 2: across townships, we're not going to cut across as villages
Speaker 2: and cities, and we're going to keep communities of interest together.
Speaker 2: We're not going to let them be broken up. We
Speaker 2: want compact maps. And so right now they're trying to
Speaker 2: implement something that has already been declared illegal and unconstitutional
Speaker 2: in the state of Michigan, and they're going to try
Speaker 2: to cut across communities of interest. You're they're going to
Speaker 2: have maps that're going to look like a snake. They
Speaker 2: don't care about compactness. And so when you think about
Speaker 2: why twenty five million dollars of donations from outside of
Speaker 2: Ohio and outside of our country have come into this effort,
Speaker 2: Ohioans have got to know what's going on here. This
Speaker 2: is a big no vote. If you want to keep
Speaker 2: accountable people in positions of drawing maps.
Speaker 1: Well, the American voter living in Ohio must have a
Speaker 1: say in this. And if this thing passes, some appointed
Speaker 1: board beyond the capability voters to vote in or vote out,
Speaker 1: the persons on that board will make decisions which are
Speaker 1: untethered to the Republican slash democratic process. Correct that this
Speaker 1: appointed board would not be answerable to the people, would.
Speaker 2: Not be answerable. They're unelected, they're unaccountable, and they would
Speaker 2: they don't even let military people serve on this board.
Speaker 2: Anybody who's ever been elected, whether you're a village council
Speaker 2: verson a township trustee, and anybody related to those people,
Speaker 2: anybody who works for those people, anybody that is contracted
Speaker 2: in a business by those people. And so you're going
Speaker 2: to get a situation bill. And this is just the
Speaker 2: honest truth. I know this sounds political, but the only
Speaker 2: people that are going to be serving on this board
Speaker 2: are going to be college professors and League of Women
Speaker 2: Voters Rights, and so you know, we've got to we've
Speaker 2: got to protect Ohioans from a creation of a deep
Speaker 2: state bureaucracy that that is going to be so out
Speaker 2: of touch. Bill that also in the language, you will
Speaker 2: not be able to take the work that they do
Speaker 2: to court, You'll not be able to appeal it. And
Speaker 2: even if a member of this panel accept some kind
Speaker 2: of bribery, you cannot have them removed.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. Well, we don't need to vote no onstead issue
Speaker 1: one once again, Adam Bird of sixty third House District,
Speaker 1: New Richmond, the home of the Front Street Cafe where
Speaker 1: I was on Friday night, Thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show and Adam Bird you're the word.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 2: Bill appreciate you coming to the Front Street Cafe. Got
Speaker 2: to join you there someday. And by the way, Bill,
Speaker 2: I really believe that the Bengals got They got back,
Speaker 2: even though they lost, they got back on tracks. Donety.
Speaker 2: I think good things during the future.
Speaker 1: They got to beat the commandos on Monday night. The
Speaker 1: commandos must go down.
Speaker 2: Happen. It's gonna happen, to happen.
Speaker 1: A week from Monday, It's gonna happen, and then we'll
Speaker 1: see what occurs. Once again, I'm sorry this coming Monday.
Speaker 1: Once again, Adam Bird, thank you very much for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. May God bless you and
Speaker 1: God bless the lions of New Richmond.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Bell. I appreciate it all.
Speaker 1: Right, Adam thinking, let's continue with more if a line
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Speaker 1: hundred WLW. Bill cunning in the Great America and one
Speaker 1: of the great ambassadors we've had instead of Israel as
Speaker 1: Ambassador David Freeman from the US to Israel, has a
Speaker 1: new book out called One Jewish State, The Last best
Speaker 1: Hope to resolve the Israeli Palestine conflict. There's a little
Speaker 1: bit of a psalm that reflects this. The protector of
Speaker 1: Israel neither slum nor sleeps that saw twenty one, verse four.
Speaker 1: It's an historical reference to the Jewish people. My boss
Speaker 1: is a Jewish carpenter of great note, and joining you
Speaker 1: and I now is Ambassador David Friedman, and Ambassador welcome,
Speaker 1: I think for the first time to the Bill Cunningham
Speaker 1: Show to kind of get started. So many of these
Speaker 1: issues have been present for all of my life, all
Speaker 1: of your life, and maybe for the last five hundred
Speaker 1: to one thousand years. Yeah, can you tell the American
Speaker 1: people a brief, if possible history of the Israeli Palestinian conflict,
Speaker 1: how it began, where it is, give us a general
Speaker 1: overview at this point.
Speaker 4: Well, Bill, thanks great to be with you, and I'll
Speaker 4: do this as quick as I can. And if I'm
Speaker 4: going slow, you just you to stop me and tell me, well, look,
Speaker 4: I'm just going to start in the year in the
Speaker 4: year seventy when the Jews the Temple, the Jews had
Speaker 4: been in the Land of visual for a thousand years.
Speaker 4: The temple was destroyed. They were exiled by the Romans,
Speaker 4: and the Romans because they just want to put an
Speaker 4: exclamation plant on their destruction of Judea which was then
Speaker 4: the name of Israel. They called it Palestine, and that's
Speaker 4: how Palestine came about it. It was a name used
Speaker 4: by the Romans to humiliate the Jewish people by naming
Speaker 4: it after their enemy, the Philistines. There were no Palestinian
Speaker 4: people there. There were no Arabs in that land. And
Speaker 4: the Muslim invasion came in about six hundred years later,
Speaker 4: and again no one referred to the area really as
Speaker 4: Palestine it was. It then became subject the different different kingdoms,
Speaker 4: the Ottoman Empire, the Turks had it for about five
Speaker 4: hundred years, beginning in the year fifteen hundred. No Palestinian people,
Speaker 4: just this territory called Palestine. And then and then the
Speaker 4: Zionist movement, the modern Zionist movement was born both by
Speaker 4: Christians and by Jews in America and throughout Europe to rebuild,
Speaker 4: as the prophets said, prophesied, a Jewish state in the
Speaker 4: Land of Israel. After World War One, the British had
Speaker 4: control of this area called Palestine. The League of Nations,
Speaker 4: which was like the United Nations of its time, determined
Speaker 4: that this land would be used for the settlement of
Speaker 4: the Jewish people in the Land of Israel fulfilling biblical prophecies.
Speaker 4: That was the nineteen twenties and and really only then,
Speaker 4: you know, the response began to come from the Arabs
Speaker 4: who were in the area and from neighboring countries, and
Speaker 4: there was a lot of conflict that ended up in
Speaker 4: a war in nineteen forty eight where Israel was attacked
Speaker 4: in one its independence. So nineteen forty eight the state
Speaker 4: of Israel is born. And this really there's no Palestinian
Speaker 4: people in the Palestinian nation. There are other countries around
Speaker 4: Israel that went to war with the Jordan, Egypt, Syria,
Speaker 4: Lebanon all went to war with Israel. In the nineteen sixties.
Speaker 4: The nineteen sixties, a guy by the name of Yasir
Speaker 4: Araf had, a very bad guy, decided to adopt the
Speaker 4: name Palestinian. Really more almost as a brand than anything else.
Speaker 4: The Palestinian brand emerged and it became a movement, a
Speaker 4: movement of terrorists. It had nothing to do with liberating
Speaker 4: the Palestinian people or bringing them a state of bring
Speaker 4: them some freedom. It was all about destroying Israel. It
Speaker 4: was the latest move to destroy Israel. But they're very
Speaker 4: good at it. Look they succeeded in killing eleven Israelis
Speaker 4: at the Munich Olympics in nineteen seventy two, and and
Speaker 4: and committing countless, countless acts of terror ever since. But
Speaker 4: for some reason, notwithstanding all those acts of terror, they
Speaker 4: were very good at threatening other nations and fomenting terror.
Speaker 4: And this movement began to gain shape as a national
Speaker 4: liberation movement to create a state of Palestine, even though
Speaker 4: their goals were always to destroy the Jewish people. And
Speaker 4: they and they continue with that to this day. The Palestinians,
Speaker 4: i should say, you know, as a people have have
Speaker 4: have never had any kind of national consensus asked how
Speaker 4: to govern, whether to be a democracy or a republic
Speaker 4: or a dictatorship, whether there would be human rights whoever
Speaker 4: they've ruled, you know, and areas like Gaza or in
Speaker 4: the West Bank, there haven't been any human rights, they
Speaker 4: haven't been there. They just freedom. No, there hasn't been.
Speaker 4: There's only been corruption. The leaders of the movement, they're
Speaker 4: fabulously wealthy. As an just anecdotally, the guy who was
Speaker 4: the head of Tamas, who Israel assassinated in Iran or
Speaker 4: they don't take credit for it, but most people think
Speaker 4: they did a month ago. His kids are fighting over
Speaker 4: a billion dollar estate right now because of the money.
Speaker 4: Who was able to siphon off from the World aid
Speaker 4: that was given to the poor Palestinian people. So so
Speaker 4: you know we're sitting here today. You know, fast forward
Speaker 4: to the present, and you know Gaza was given over
Speaker 4: to the Palestinian people. Israel left it eighteen years ago.
Speaker 4: Not a Jew living there, not a soldier on the ground.
Speaker 4: They were given tons of money. They had an election
Speaker 4: they elected, of all people, they elected Hamas, they elected
Speaker 4: a terror state. And Haamas got money from you know,
Speaker 4: the UN and from every world organizations, everybody, including every
Speaker 4: can president other than Trump Trump Trump cut it off,
Speaker 4: but every other president. And and what they do with
Speaker 4: that money, No, they didn't. They didn't build hospital if,
Speaker 4: they didn't build schools. They built terrort tunnels and weapons
Speaker 4: of mass destruction. So after October seventh, I said, you
Speaker 4: know this is too much. When when Biden is still
Speaker 4: pushing for a Palestinian state, I said, I got I
Speaker 4: gotta write. I got to write a book and make
Speaker 4: this clear. So I wrote a book and the thesis
Speaker 4: of the book, number one, The easy part is you
Speaker 4: can't have a Palestinian state. You can't have it in Gazi,
Speaker 4: you can't have it on the West Bank or Juday,
Speaker 4: in Samari. You can't because the Palestinians have proven themselves
Speaker 4: able only to do one thing, which is to foment terror,
Speaker 4: never to self govern. Then the questions, Okay, what do
Speaker 4: you do next? Okay, you're not going to have a
Speaker 4: Palestinian state. What's the answer? And most of the book
Speaker 4: goes into the fact that if you will, if you're
Speaker 4: looking at who really should have sovereignty over this area
Speaker 4: in a way that would bring the most prosperity, the
Speaker 4: most advancement of human rights, the least corrupt financial system. Well,
Speaker 4: the only country that really has any track rate of
Speaker 4: doing that in that area is real in my first
Speaker 4: world country. It's the only first world country. It's the
Speaker 4: only democracy, it's the only By the way, Israel has
Speaker 4: twenty percent of its citizens are Arab, and the twenty
Speaker 4: percent of Israel that's Arab, more than twenty percent of
Speaker 4: the students at all the elite universities are Arabs. So
Speaker 4: has got a track record of dealing fairly with its minorities.
Speaker 4: And I would say it's sort of the cheerry on
Speaker 4: top if it matters to people, and I think it does,
Speaker 4: because you know, more than two thousand copies of the
Speaker 4: Bible are sold every hour. You know, twenty million copies
Speaker 4: in America are sold every year. If you care about
Speaker 4: the Bible, if you think it has you know, offers
Speaker 4: some wisdom. Well, God's view is very clear in the Bible.
Speaker 4: He promised this land, this area of Judae and Samaria,
Speaker 4: where you know, the kings of Israel ruled and the
Speaker 4: prophets preached. Frankly, where Jesus took his annual trip from
Speaker 4: from Nazareth down to Jerusalem, which is so central to
Speaker 4: the Christians faith. God says that land belongs to the
Speaker 4: Jewish people. He made that promise to Abraham, to Isaac,
Speaker 4: to Jacob, all the prophets preached the Jewish return to
Speaker 4: the land of Israel. So you know, if you want
Speaker 4: the best outcome, there's only really one way to go.
Speaker 4: I mean, my Compeio, who wrote the floword to my book,
Speaker 4: he said something I thought pretty profound. He said, why
Speaker 4: should we really be surprised that God's vision actually results
Speaker 4: in the best outcome for all the inhabitants of this land?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's right, He's right, Ambassion. Let me ask
Speaker 1: you this because when I look at failed city states
Speaker 1: like Afghanistan, Iran funded by Joe Biden's policies mainly one
Speaker 1: hundred billion dollars Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, they're all failed city states.
Speaker 1: But one organizing principle that they tell each of their
Speaker 1: citizens the difficulties in your life, the fact we don't
Speaker 1: have functioning democracies, we don't functioning schools, we don't functioning hospitals.
Speaker 1: It's a terrible place to live, especially for females or women.
Speaker 1: It's awful. Right now in Afghanistan, a woman in public,
Speaker 1: all garbed up, cannot issue a sound, she cannot speak,
Speaker 1: she cannot sing. A woman there can do nothing. But
Speaker 1: the one organizing principle is hate the jew And they
Speaker 1: have a version tactic away from the failures of the
Speaker 1: government to blame the Jews for what's happening in Afghanistan
Speaker 1: and Syria and Lebanon. I can recall the days that
Speaker 1: be Root was the Paris of the of the Middle
Speaker 1: East until hesblood took over as an organizing factor. It's killed, killed,
Speaker 1: the Jews, killed the Americans. Have you noticed that societies
Speaker 1: that can't succeed themselves, look for for some boogeyman. It
Speaker 1: happens to be the Jews, and that's the organizing factor.
Speaker 1: And all those countries that have failed because of their policies,
Speaker 1: they blamed the Jews for the conditions caused by the
Speaker 1: policy makers in each country.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I couldn't have said that better. I mean, you're
Speaker 4: you're exactly right. And and uh, the compounding factor is
Speaker 4: that America a pisis and clay dates these uh, these
Speaker 4: worst instincts of people. You know, we look, we we
Speaker 4: had we we left we left our allies behind, the Afghanistan,
Speaker 4: people that we had worked with, you know, people who
Speaker 4: were translated as people who were who were spies, people
Speaker 4: who you know, kind of just helped facilitate our presence there, we.
Speaker 2: Left them behind.
Speaker 4: We left these we left the women behind to be
Speaker 4: subjugated again by by these by these animals. You know,
Speaker 4: wherever we go, we try to we try to thread
Speaker 4: a needle, We try to be fair and balanced, and
Speaker 4: we end up just descending everybody and messing things up.
Speaker 4: You know, the one thing in the Middle East especially,
Speaker 4: but it's probably true everywhere. Look, the only foreign policy
Speaker 4: makes any sense, is you know, recognize good, recognize the
Speaker 4: evil and side with the good. You know, don't don't
Speaker 4: thread the needle because you thread the needle. Yeah, you
Speaker 4: screw everybody.
Speaker 1: Up on that point. I look at college campuses today
Speaker 1: protesting organizing. Look at the story out of Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Where a great Jesuit university, Georgetown has now bought and
Speaker 1: paid for by air of Muslim causes to become pro Hamas.
Speaker 1: And that's Georgetown University. But when I look at this
Speaker 1: one small point college campus is erupting against Jews in
Speaker 1: favor of a moss. General mutilation of women is a
Speaker 1: major factor in almost every Muslim country. That is, earls
Speaker 1: and women are generally mutilated. But there's not reporting of
Speaker 1: those facts. There's not an indication of our mainstream media
Speaker 1: what's happening to women in Afghanistan. It wasn't we so much.
Speaker 1: It was one guy and it was Kamala Harrison. It
Speaker 1: was Joe Biden who disregard the opinions of the military, diplomatic, etc.
Speaker 1: To leave three years ago like it left it and
Speaker 1: now look at it's gone into savagery into about the
Speaker 1: seventh or eighth century. Here's question number two for you, ambassador,
Speaker 1: is this when I see the massive protest in Tel
Speaker 1: Aviv and elsewhere in Israel. I was there about a
Speaker 1: year and four months ago. I found I I'd come home.
Speaker 1: It was beautiful to go to Bethlehem, Nazareth, which is
Speaker 1: in the Muslim areas, go to the whaling wall against
Speaker 1: semony amount of olives. It was wonderful. One thing I
Speaker 1: noticed recently are the tens of thousands of Jews protesting
Speaker 1: in Tel Aviv, and the protest there is that the
Speaker 1: Stockholm syndrome in which those captive to take on the
Speaker 1: roles of the captors and they support mass. Are there
Speaker 1: really that many Jews in Israel that say, we need
Speaker 1: to pull all the troops, the idea of out of Gauza,
Speaker 1: We need to turn it back over to Tom Moas.
Speaker 1: Is that the prominent factor right now in Israel itself?
Speaker 4: No, No, it's it's it's a noisy factor, and it's
Speaker 4: and it shows up in tell Avis, which is probably
Speaker 4: the you know, the most left wing of israel cities.
Speaker 4: But understand, like I give them a pass, I'll tell
Speaker 4: you why. I understand what happened to Israel on October seventh.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's like, you know, it's like taking you know,
Speaker 4: September eleventh and and having it occurrent every fifty every
Speaker 4: one of the fifty states. You know, there's nobody in
Speaker 4: Israel who doesn't have a family member or a close
Speaker 4: friend or a relative who was either either murdered or kidnapped,
Speaker 4: or or who went to war and lost a limb,
Speaker 4: or is somehow profoundly affected by this attack. And so
Speaker 4: they're they're in a very bad place right now, you know,
Speaker 4: emostly a lot of trauma, a lot of frustration. And
Speaker 4: here's what happens. Joe Biden gets up and says the
Speaker 4: Tanyahu has not done enough to free the hostages.
Speaker 2: And and and that and that and and that.
Speaker 4: As soon as he says that, like like like in
Speaker 4: a nanosecond, that's reported all over the news in Israel.
Speaker 4: So these people who are suffering, they see that, you know,
Speaker 4: Biden is telling them that, hey, look, you could get
Speaker 4: your hostages back, you could get your family back, you
Speaker 4: could repatriate all these poor people. It's Bob's falt. It's
Speaker 4: BB's fault. And and you know what, it's just a
Speaker 4: cheap political trick, totally not true. Totally not true. I mean,
Speaker 4: no one's even identified what the deal is on the
Speaker 4: table that BB's refusing. I mean he's talking to he's
Speaker 4: negotiating with the guy understand who lives underground, who lives underground,
Speaker 4: who yeah, yeah, he speaks through meet gators, through mediators.
Speaker 4: He's he's already committed that, you know, the worst atrocities
Speaker 4: you can imagine. And he's a hero to UH, to
Speaker 4: all these other radical Islamis. And so when he hears that,
Speaker 4: Joe Biden says that it's BB's fault, not him. He's
Speaker 4: gonna make a deal. This is the greatest you know,
Speaker 4: he can't imagine his success because of the respect that's
Speaker 4: been given to him by our country. And so the
Speaker 4: Americans watch, the Israelis watch this, and they react. But
Speaker 4: a lot of this is coming out of America.
Speaker 1: If somehow tomorrow quote the war would end, I'd be
Speaker 1: shocked because it would mean that IDF would leave Gaza,
Speaker 1: leave the so called Philadelphia quarter that would end. Hamas
Speaker 1: would then begin to rebuild using money from all over
Speaker 1: the world, including I guess from Kamala Harris, to rebuild.
Speaker 1: And then they've promised the next time it's going to
Speaker 1: be ten times worse. Only about twenty four hundred Jews
Speaker 1: were killed, or there were about two or three hundred
Speaker 1: taken captive. Women were raped, babies ripped out of their womb,
Speaker 1: men set on fire in front of their children, and
Speaker 1: the children were behead in front of the mother. Then
Speaker 1: the mother was raped and killed or kidnapped, and now
Speaker 1: she's being raped in the holes of Gaza if the world,
Speaker 1: is there any confidence that you have, Ambassador David Friedman,
Speaker 1: that suddenly Hamas wants peace, they will use the money
Speaker 1: to rebuild, They will have schools and they'll have bridges,
Speaker 1: orphanages of medicals. Is there any indication that sin War
Speaker 1: and the leaders of a Moss will put down their weapons,
Speaker 1: admitt that they lost that in surrender and then have
Speaker 1: a functioning society and Gaza? Is there any evidence of
Speaker 1: that at all? Zero zero zero zero.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Look, look, look it's again, we're just finding evil.
Speaker 4: The face of evil, the worst type of evil, satanic evil.
Speaker 4: I mean, however, you know, however you prioritize levels of evil.
Speaker 4: This is the lowest form and and you know, unfortunately
Speaker 4: sometimes you just have to win. That's it. You can
Speaker 4: just have to win, you have to destroy. The enemy
Speaker 4: is just being handcuffed half the time by America, by
Speaker 4: the rest of the world. It's being pressured for you know,
Speaker 4: and it's not being allowed to win a war which
Speaker 4: it has the capacity to win.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no question.
Speaker 4: And so that's that's that's really the root of it.
Speaker 4: And and I would say one thing which I think
Speaker 4: I help your audience understands. All these people running around
Speaker 4: college campuses that are talking about you know, street poutsman,
Speaker 4: I went to Columbia, so I follow it closely. I'm
Speaker 4: embarrassed to say I went to Columbia, but but I'm
Speaker 4: looking at the demands now, and the demands have changed
Speaker 4: from the spring to the fall. Free Kalston used to
Speaker 4: be number one. It's now number four on this this
Speaker 4: list of people. The number one, this number one is
Speaker 4: eradicating the American colonial empire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, number one.
Speaker 4: Well, so it's like, you know, what what happened to
Speaker 4: all these you know, all these kind of sorrows funded organizations,
Speaker 4: and they're very sophisticated and very well funded. They came
Speaker 4: out exactly like on a dime. They started protesting before
Speaker 4: Israel even went into Godsom. When when Israel was only
Speaker 4: on the receiving end of the attack. They hadn't even
Speaker 4: responded yet, they were already protesting, paid supporting.
Speaker 1: COMMASO, paid and paid protesters. And what's happening in Georgetown
Speaker 1: University is despicable. Well, i'll tell you what, the Ambassador
Speaker 1: David free We've touched the surface, but the book goes
Speaker 1: much deeper. One Jewish State, the last best hope to
Speaker 1: resolve the Israeli Palestinian conflict. David Freeman, former US Ambassador
Speaker 1: israel I. Wish I had hours with you. Thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. But get the answers
Speaker 1: in the One Jewish State and away we go. Ambassador
Speaker 1: David Freeman again, thank you for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. May God bless you, and God bless the
Speaker 1: state of Israel.
Speaker 4: God bless you.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you.
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Speaker 1: doesn't like it. It's Nicky Jam. Yeah, they're gonna ruin
Speaker 1: this guy. Nicky Jam. For me, I don't know any
Speaker 1: of it. But the kid is what are the little right?
Speaker 1: What about the three kids? The three boys? It's weird
Speaker 1: music anymore? Is weird with because there's you know, Nicky
Speaker 1: Jam and there's no like big big artists really, I
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Speaker 7: Speaking of needing lubricant, how about those the terrorist leaders
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Speaker 3: Dance?
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Speaker 3: Do it? Yes?
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