Speaker 1: All right out, Billy Cunningham, the Great America. Yes, I'm here,
Speaker 1: I'm here. I'm liking papping on the pile of coconuts
Speaker 1: in the middle of the ocean. I'm still here. I'm
Speaker 1: still here. Issues are happening everywhere. And of course Bengals
Speaker 1: feed it up on Saturday night in Pittsburgh for the
Speaker 1: biggest game of the year. If even if they win,
Speaker 1: it made me nothing because the Finns have got to
Speaker 1: lose playing in New York, which is I think quite unlikely.
Speaker 1: And then Denver has to lose at home when Kansas
Speaker 1: City is sitting all their players. That's a different issue.
Speaker 1: We have more important matters. Joinan you and I now
Speaker 1: is Jeff Crueir. He's a radio talk show host and
Speaker 1: a columnist with Townhall dot com, one of my favorite websites,
Speaker 1: and he's headquartered right there in New Orleans. And Jeff
Speaker 1: crue Air, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: Jeff kind of set the scene this Thursday afternoon in
Speaker 1: New Orleans. And it's a little afternoon Eastern time, about
Speaker 1: eleven am your time. Tell me what's happening now in
Speaker 1: New Orleans?
Speaker 2: If anything, Well, people are in shock Bill about what
Speaker 2: happened yesterday morning.
Speaker 3: Just a horrible tragedy.
Speaker 2: We're known for Bourbon Street, We're known for the French Quarter,
Speaker 2: that's our crown jewel, and this was an attack at
Speaker 2: the heart of our tourism industry, the heart of the city.
Speaker 2: And of course the Sugar Bowl, which is one of
Speaker 2: our premier events of the year, was postponed till today
Speaker 2: because they have to do enhance security checks of the
Speaker 2: dome and I just don't think the teams were ready,
Speaker 2: the vans weren't ready. I mean, so we're praying for
Speaker 2: a game that happens today with no events, uneventful, that
Speaker 2: it goes off without a hitch.
Speaker 3: It's a big success.
Speaker 2: And then of course we got to get to the
Speaker 2: bottom of what happened yesterday morning, and there were major
Speaker 2: security gaps that allowed this terrorist to drive onto Bourbon Street.
Speaker 2: There's got to be some accountability for what happened. The
Speaker 2: Bourbon Street was left open accessed by this terrorist and
Speaker 2: fifteen people right now is the count dead.
Speaker 3: Dozens of other true tragedy for the city New Orleans,
Speaker 3: in the country.
Speaker 1: And Jeff Career, I've spent some time in New Orleans,
Speaker 1: I think almost everyone has at one point or another.
Speaker 1: But Canal Streets, the main dragon off Canal Street comes
Speaker 1: a bunch of small streets in Bourbon Street is not
Speaker 1: a thoroughfare. It's at most one car each way, but
Speaker 1: mainly cars are often blocked off. So kind of set
Speaker 1: the scene. Well, we've all seen the video of the
Speaker 1: f one to fifty, which I think is an electrical
Speaker 1: vehicle that was politically correct, and so maybe at some
Speaker 1: point liberal women will start luigian this Jabbar character. If
Speaker 1: he's attractive. Who knows they'll be lamenting his death is
Speaker 1: killing by the police. But nonetheless, kind of set the
Speaker 1: scene that what was happening like at three point fifteen am.
Speaker 1: My mother always told me Willie never go ahead, and
Speaker 1: nothing good happens after midnight. But this is party Central
Speaker 1: in the United States of America. I mean, if you
Speaker 1: can't party, explain the scene, explain the scene at three.
Speaker 3: Am, Well, party Central in New Orleans.
Speaker 2: This is three hours after midnight, and there was still
Speaker 2: a massive crowd down there. If you can imagine at
Speaker 2: three fifteen am you still have a lot of people
Speaker 2: on Canal Street on Bourbon You're right, Bourbon is usually
Speaker 2: blocked off. They need to make it permanently blocked off
Speaker 2: to vehicular traffic. Occasionally they allowed vehicles on there. There
Speaker 2: was a police car blocking access to Bourbon from canal,
Speaker 2: but the sidewalk was accessible, which is what he took.
Speaker 2: So you still had people there, big numbers because of
Speaker 2: course the game was supposed to be held yesterday, and
Speaker 2: you had people in town for that. New Orleans is
Speaker 2: a big destination for New Year's Eve. You have all
Speaker 2: the restaurants down there that are premier restaurants are in
Speaker 2: the French Quarter. You have the bars like you mentioned,
Speaker 2: Pados and all the other big attractions. All of it's
Speaker 2: right there, centered in that Crown Jewel, and then the
Speaker 2: hotels are all there. So just still a big crowd
Speaker 2: there at three fifteen. So this guy obviously knew we
Speaker 2: had this planned out of how he was going to
Speaker 2: access Bourbon. There also had some explosive devices that were
Speaker 2: located in other areas of the French Quarter. We're hearing
Speaker 2: it he had accomplices. Nobody else has been so far arrested.
Speaker 2: He could have detonated those bombs at some point. But
Speaker 2: so I talked to an eyewitness today, Bill and what
Speaker 2: happened was you know, he ran this car into a
Speaker 2: light tower that was blocking Bourbon. Thank god that light
Speaker 2: tower was there, or he would have killed more people.
Speaker 2: He crashed into that he couldn't get around it, and
Speaker 2: then the police go to open the vehicle. He comes
Speaker 2: out shooting at them. Two of them get injured. He
Speaker 2: shoots first, they return fire and kill him, and then
Speaker 2: of course start caring for all the wounded that are
Speaker 2: all over the street that had been mowed down. And
Speaker 2: it was a horrific scene.
Speaker 1: When I watched the news conference, which by the way,
Speaker 1: gave me no confidence whatsoever. I watched that news conference
Speaker 1: and I thought it might god away in trouble. Just
Speaker 1: in a general way, Jeffrey Crueer, you're a great resident
Speaker 1: of New Orleans. What kind of mayor is LaToya Cantrell?
Speaker 1: And she's still under federal criminal investigation. How ridiculous is
Speaker 1: all the flights, all the travels she makes a taxpayer's expense.
Speaker 1: Reminds me a little bit about Fanny Willis. Nonetheless, just
Speaker 1: in a general way, the news conference gave me no confidence.
Speaker 1: How well run is New Orleans.
Speaker 2: New Orleans is one of the great cities of the world.
Speaker 2: But it's run probably in a worse manner than almost
Speaker 2: any other city in the world. The mayor is someone
Speaker 2: who is not only incompetent, I think she's corrupt. She's
Speaker 2: also been negligent in her deities because she has, as
Speaker 2: you say, been traveling all over the world going to
Speaker 2: climate change conferences. And if climate change is a big
Speaker 2: issue to people that are getting murdered in New Orleans,
Speaker 2: you have a bad economy, you have crime through the roof,
Speaker 2: and she's going to Rio and others destiny nations around
Speaker 2: the world talking about climate change.
Speaker 3: It's insane.
Speaker 2: She's also been using a Pontabo apartment as her own
Speaker 2: residence that should be used for dignitaries. That's a whole
Speaker 2: other matter. Buildings have been collapsing in New Orleans over
Speaker 2: the past few months. We had three historic buildings collapse
Speaker 2: because obviously there's nobody there doing permitting, doing checking, doing inspections,
Speaker 2: so historic buildings are collapsing.
Speaker 3: She's running around the world.
Speaker 2: Her police chief gets up there yesterday morning and talks
Speaker 2: about everybody enjoying the day, seems oblivious to the real carnage.
Speaker 2: The FBI director Agent in charge first labels it not
Speaker 2: a terrorist event.
Speaker 1: Not at all, not at all.
Speaker 2: And this is a woman with a nose ring. I've
Speaker 2: never seen an FBI special agent with a nose ring bill,
Speaker 2: So those three ladies gave me no confidence.
Speaker 1: The nose event, the nose ring was too much for me.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, Okay, this is this is not exactly from
Speaker 1: Zimbalist junior material. And she's up there with an FBI
Speaker 1: Special Agent in charge with a nose ring, saying this
Speaker 1: is not a terrorist event. As there's an ISIS flag
Speaker 1: hanging from the truck of the F one fifty, we
Speaker 1: don't suspect terrorism in this at all. I'm thinking, Oh
Speaker 1: my god, are we in trouble.
Speaker 3: We are in trouble. We are in trouble. So that's
Speaker 3: the leadership, you know.
Speaker 2: The poor police chief looks like she's ready for Golden Girls.
Speaker 2: I mean, she looks like she's about eighty five, looks
Speaker 2: like she should be, you know, in a retirement community
Speaker 2: doing some service there.
Speaker 3: And she's our police chief.
Speaker 2: So and we're like seven hundred officers short of what
Speaker 2: we need for our police department bill because so we
Speaker 2: don't have enough police, we don't have any leadership. We've
Speaker 2: got this crown jewel of a city that's just being mismanaged.
Speaker 3: I'm sad to say, Bill, pull.
Speaker 1: Out the nose ring. Let's see what's happening now. To
Speaker 1: describe it, they had the barriers, these magical barriers. I've
Speaker 1: seen them everywhere. They got to pop out of the
Speaker 1: pop out of the ground, out of the street. They're
Speaker 1: circular and you can't go through them. But they were
Speaker 1: in uh they were being made. They weren't being maintained properly,
Speaker 1: and so they weren't being used and they were in
Speaker 1: a maintenance mode. Would that have stopped what happened with Jabbar, You.
Speaker 2: Know, I think it would have made it more difficult
Speaker 2: because I think they were bigger barriers and might have
Speaker 2: prevented him from getting a random on the sidewalk. But
Speaker 2: as you say, they were nothing was being utilized because
Speaker 2: they were trying to get everything fixed for the Super Bowl,
Speaker 2: which is in several weeks, but they forgot about the
Speaker 2: Sugar Bowl, which is another big event, so they didn't
Speaker 2: have adequate security for the Sugar Bowl. By trying to
Speaker 2: be prepared for the Sugar for the super Bowl. But
Speaker 2: this has been a problem for years.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 2: We spent forty million dollars on these structures to try
Speaker 2: to prevent this kind of thing, and then they got
Speaker 2: clogged up with Marti Grass beads, they got clogged up
Speaker 2: with the balloons, they got clogged up with all kinds
Speaker 2: of stuff.
Speaker 3: And they didn't work.
Speaker 2: So they we've been talking about this for months fixing them.
Speaker 2: And you know how it competent.
Speaker 3: These democrats are. They don't get around the fixing things.
Speaker 3: So they weren't fixed.
Speaker 1: And so the Marty Gral beads got into the stanchions
Speaker 1: they're called, which is these circular things coming out of
Speaker 1: the ground, so they wouldn't go up or down anymore
Speaker 1: because of Marty Graus, which is one of the reasons
Speaker 1: that they're in the first place, because too many women
Speaker 1: are showing us their boobies lifting up their shirts, and
Speaker 1: you got to get some beads and do I and
Speaker 1: we got the nose ring FBI agent. Do I have
Speaker 1: this right?
Speaker 3: You have it right? You have it right.
Speaker 2: Marty Gras is another big thing coming up right after
Speaker 2: the super Bowl, So we got to get ready for
Speaker 2: the super.
Speaker 3: Bowl and then Marty Gras and then you got jazz Fast.
Speaker 2: Is like one thing after another and we got the
Speaker 2: Keystone cops in place here. Now, fortunately there's another election
Speaker 2: coming up well, and this mayor will be gone within
Speaker 2: the year.
Speaker 3: But we got to get through the year.
Speaker 1: Then the LaToya Cantrell, much like Fanny Willis, Didn't she
Speaker 1: have some sort of sexploitation of some employee and she
Speaker 1: used somewhere in New Orleans a city funded love pad.
Speaker 1: Didn't she have something going on with security personnel?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, yeah, with the sureity personnel, the allegation that
Speaker 2: she had a relationship with her with their security guard
Speaker 2: who's no longer on the n OPD. They were captured
Speaker 2: on a balcony having cocktails enemy cocktails. Some woman took
Speaker 2: a picture of them. They got into a big lawsuit
Speaker 2: with the woman. She wouldn't give up the apartment in
Speaker 2: the French Quarter's supposed to be used for dignitary She
Speaker 2: was using that as a residence as a love pad
Speaker 2: with this guy who was in there during his quote.
Speaker 3: Unquote time of duty. I mean it's just, I mean,
Speaker 3: just an embarrassment.
Speaker 1: Bill he was on duties servicing the mayor, Nathan Wade
Speaker 1: style and so so Jeffrey the games in a few hours.
Speaker 1: You give me no confidence that New Orleans is able
Speaker 1: to handle anything very important. Nathan Wade down there, I
Speaker 1: don't know what to say. Give me confidence.
Speaker 2: The bright spot is this, So we have a competent governor,
Speaker 2: Governor Jeff Landry.
Speaker 3: So we got this.
Speaker 2: Blue We got this blue island in the Red Sea
Speaker 2: of Louisiana, got this New Orleans in confidence in a
Speaker 2: state that's moving the right direction under Jeff Landry. He's
Speaker 2: bringing in additional security National Guard for the game for
Speaker 2: the now next few weeks, so that there'd be beefed
Speaker 2: up state police Presidence. Will saw a lot of them
Speaker 2: on the highway this morning coming in.
Speaker 3: So he's going to the game. He's trying to.
Speaker 2: Instill confidence that will have security for the game. So
Speaker 2: I think he's going to try to help during this
Speaker 2: period that we you know, we're going to have to
Speaker 2: secure this city.
Speaker 3: We've got to be ready for the super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Remember last time the Super Bowl was here, the lights
Speaker 2: went out in the Supernome Bill don't forget that.
Speaker 1: I do recall that. I think that was Baltimore, the
Speaker 1: Ravens down there.
Speaker 3: It with Baltimore and the forty nine ers. That was
Speaker 3: the last game we went out and the lights were
Speaker 3: spent out. So we got a hub boy.
Speaker 2: We got to put on our you know, best game
Speaker 2: we can and make sure there are no problems. And
Speaker 2: thankfully the governor is going to take an active role
Speaker 2: in trying to secure the city.
Speaker 1: And we have more information about the guy using the
Speaker 1: cyber truck against the Trump Tower in Las Vegas. His
Speaker 1: name is is a Sergeant Matthew Livelsburger. He's thirty seven
Speaker 1: years old. He's been in Green Beret. He's on leave
Speaker 1: from the military from Germany, and he was in he
Speaker 1: spent time at Fort Bragg. I'm not sure I can
Speaker 1: save Bragg anymore, but I think it's been changed to
Speaker 1: something else. But nonetheless, the two of them are in
Speaker 1: the same same unit at some point. Jabbar and Livelsburger
Speaker 1: that that's an issue right there. But you know, one
Speaker 1: site that comes to my mind, Jeffrey Crueer, is that
Speaker 1: this large gaggle of so called public officials and they're
Speaker 1: standing to the right of the LaToya Cantrell is Senator
Speaker 1: John Kennedy with that look in his eye, I like,
Speaker 1: what what in the hell's going on? With his arms
Speaker 1: folded next to him is the FBI agent in charge,
Speaker 1: a black female with a nose ring, and I'm thinking
Speaker 1: this is a Saturday Night live bit. I'm thinking Kennedy's
Speaker 1: got to be thinking, what in the hell's going on
Speaker 1: around this place? And this is our major city in Louisiana.
Speaker 1: It's a dominant maybe the next to New York City.
Speaker 1: In Las Vegas has got to be number two or
Speaker 1: three in the list of tourism. With all the events happening,
Speaker 1: people want to go there and party. There was a
Speaker 1: person that was murdered here from the Tri State area,
Speaker 1: went to Princeton High School. And it's said that this
Speaker 1: is the leadership. And you tell me we got election
Speaker 1: coming up. The history of these elections indicate that nothing
Speaker 1: changes anyway. We went from Lori Lightfoot Beatlejuice in Chicago
Speaker 1: to somebody worse. And I would assume Fanny Willis is
Speaker 1: going to get real. She was re elected the district attorney,
Speaker 1: the prosecutor in Fulta County, and I would assume LaToya
Speaker 1: Cantrell or someone worse going to take over. Am I
Speaker 1: wrong about that? Is somebody normal going to get in charge?
Speaker 2: It'll be it'll be more competent Democrats. The two leading
Speaker 2: candidates or council members. They're both Democrats. There there won't
Speaker 2: be a Republican.
Speaker 3: There hasn't been a.
Speaker 2: Republican mayor in New Orleans since eighteen seventy two, so
Speaker 2: there's not going to be a Republican.
Speaker 1: Eighteen that was during the administration. Ulysses asked Grant, he
Speaker 1: was the president. So it's not likely a Republican is
Speaker 1: gonna win. You're saying Grant's not alive. It's not in Grant.
Speaker 1: Lincoln's not in Grant's tomb. So New Orleans will go
Speaker 1: on the same course as the city of Chicago, with
Speaker 1: Brandon Johnson taking over from Lorie Lightfoot.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you got it. That's my prediction. That's
Speaker 3: my predict.
Speaker 2: There's not one Republican elected official in New Orleans.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: The interesting thing is the state is pretty much all Republican.
Speaker 2: You've got Kennedy and Kay. You got all Republicans in
Speaker 2: the congressional delegation. Now except for two, you've got a
Speaker 2: super majority. I mean the legislature. Say one elect officials
Speaker 2: are a Normalican.
Speaker 3: New Orleans is all Democrat.
Speaker 1: It's an armpit. Well, Jeff Treona, are you going to
Speaker 1: the game in a couple of hours. You've got a
Speaker 1: big matchup Georgia and you got the Irish. My mother
Speaker 1: loved the fighting Irish and and it'd be an upset
Speaker 1: if they beat Georgia. But Georgia lost their quarterback, so
Speaker 1: who knows. But are you going to the game.
Speaker 3: I'm a big Notre Dame fan.
Speaker 2: I had a lot of my family go to Notre Dame.
Speaker 2: I applied to Notre Dame, got into Notre Dame, almost
Speaker 2: went to Notre Dame. But I love Notre Dame. So
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be pulling for the Irish. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to the game. I've got some other responsibilities I have
Speaker 2: to take care of today.
Speaker 3: But do you have people that are going and they're
Speaker 3: still going?
Speaker 2: So I'm praying for a successful event where everything's no
Speaker 2: problems today.
Speaker 1: And the lights stay on. That's the key. Again, got
Speaker 1: to get the rights to work. Yes, LaToya Cantrell, she's
Speaker 1: a beauty and also the nose ring FBI agent. I'm
Speaker 1: thinking you gotta be kidding me. All right, Well, once again.
Speaker 3: Jeff, we we got the grandma and grandma police chief, so.
Speaker 1: Fire can burn and fire can heal. I'm going to
Speaker 1: who in the hell put your dentures in. I mean,
Speaker 1: come on, man, and she's in charge. I got LaToya
Speaker 1: Cantrell with her lover boy, Nathan Wade's on hold all right,
Speaker 1: Jeffrey crue Air once again, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show this Thursday afternoon. Thank you very much,
Speaker 1: jeff Thank you, Bille, Thank you. My god. Are we
Speaker 1: in trouble? Of course, it's not much better here, So
Speaker 1: what am I laughing about? Let's continue with more Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham seven hundred wls happening as we speak. The FBI
Speaker 1: just had another news conference. Seemingly there's no connection, just
Speaker 1: a coincidence. And the older I get, the more I know,
Speaker 1: I don't believe in coincidences. Between the Vegas explosion of
Speaker 1: a cyber truck a Tesla vehicle out in front of
Speaker 1: the Trump uh Hotel facility on one hand, and the
Speaker 1: Nola attack on the other, they both serve both her
Speaker 1: military veterans, which is not that unusual. You might recall
Speaker 1: from Fort Hood there was a captain, a Muslim captain
Speaker 1: who took the opportunity to kill a couple dozen American
Speaker 1: soldiers ready to go to Iraq because it was his
Speaker 1: duty as as a warrior to conduct jihad against the
Speaker 1: non believer, which is to kill and kill some more. Now,
Speaker 1: when you look about the history of what's happening, I
Speaker 1: guess beginning in nineteen seventy two, but a metastasized under
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter, who's being lionized for reasons unclear to me
Speaker 1: as a great president when he was a terrible president
Speaker 1: in nineteen seventy nine. There's been a large branch of
Speaker 1: Islamic terror that's infiltrated around the world. In fact, a
Speaker 1: view of time, I did it done in the leadership
Speaker 1: of Sean McMahon, not the great wrestler, but rather my producer.
Speaker 1: That there's a list of Islamic terror attacks and the
Speaker 1: number given in the past forty years is two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand known separate terrorist attack with Islam as the root
Speaker 1: of the killing. Two hundred thousand. Now, that involves the
Speaker 1: murder of well over a million human beings, the great
Speaker 1: majority by the way of Muslim every now and then
Speaker 1: at matastasizes here in the West, but mainly the terror
Speaker 1: conducted by Islamic terrorists in Islamic countries were affected somewhat
Speaker 1: by it, but not nearly to the extent of being
Speaker 1: a Muslim living in a Muslim country where terror is
Speaker 1: rampant among large parts of the Islamic community. Here in
Speaker 1: Greater Cincinnati, I've been by the mosque many times. I've
Speaker 1: not gone, into course, the one in Westchester. In my
Speaker 1: forty one years in talk radio, I can't recall of
Speaker 1: one circumstance or anyone connected to that mosque has committed
Speaker 1: any criminal acts against anybody. In fact, Islam, the word
Speaker 1: itself means peace, but many others want to put their
Speaker 1: opponents in pieces. That's a problem. There's a large mosque
Speaker 1: outside of Toledo which has thousands of adherents. No point
Speaker 1: can I recall that mosque being the situs of one
Speaker 1: of their devotees or followers who committed terrible acts against anybody.
Speaker 1: In fact, the Muslim community in Greater Cincinnati is quiet
Speaker 1: and peaceful, family oriented, do their job, have their businesses,
Speaker 1: and get about their life. There's a large chunk of
Speaker 1: the Muslim world that feel completely differently, and we see
Speaker 1: the examples all over the world on a repeated basis,
Speaker 1: beginning with it taking over of secular countries and turning
Speaker 1: them into shall we say sidus of attacks upon the
Speaker 1: non believer, especially the jew and the Christian. We do
Speaker 1: not have large numbers of Presbyterians or Catholics, or Episcopalians,
Speaker 1: or Amish or Seven Day advantag is committing horrible acts
Speaker 1: of terrorism on practically every country on the face of
Speaker 1: the earth. To going on the past several hundred years,
Speaker 1: metastasizing since the nineteen seventy two attack on the nine
Speaker 1: Israeli wrestlers in the Olympics, it is getting worse and
Speaker 1: worse and worse. It's not getting better. In fact, you
Speaker 1: may know on the southern border in the past four
Speaker 1: years there's been six hundred and fifty known terrorists led
Speaker 1: into the country through the wide open southern border. Now directly,
Speaker 1: it doesn't appear this had some connection to the southern
Speaker 1: border of Mexico other than the truck itself going back
Speaker 1: and forth. This was like a rent a truck, the
Speaker 1: same thing the soldier used out of Colorado Springs to
Speaker 1: go to Las Vegas. And that's still being looked out
Speaker 1: in a more serious way. But for those who would
Speaker 1: look at difficulties in the world, number one would be
Speaker 1: what's happening in many Muslim countries when it comes to
Speaker 1: terrible acts of terrorism, which is a split between the
Speaker 1: shea Is and the Sunnis. The Persian Gulf states are
Speaker 1: largely Sunnies, and the rest of Iran and parts of Syria,
Speaker 1: which has now collapsed completely in Iraq are of course
Speaker 1: she Is. They hate each other more than they hate
Speaker 1: Jews and Christians. I can't imagine, you know, I spend
Speaker 1: I'm a practicing Roman Catholic, went to Mass twice in
Speaker 1: the last four or five days, and I speak to
Speaker 1: Father Ben or Lady of Victory in del High and
Speaker 1: what a great man he is, or Saint Gertrude's. And
Speaker 1: normally when I come out of Mass, I have good
Speaker 1: feelings toward mankind. I come out, you go to Elder
Speaker 1: High School, go to covcath you come out thinking, man,
Speaker 1: I feel good about humanity. I'm gonna do good for
Speaker 1: good for others. I'm going to sacrifice my bid for
Speaker 1: the a little bit for the for the common good.
Speaker 1: Something happens in some mosques, fortunately not much in America,
Speaker 1: in which the believers in Islam come out of their
Speaker 1: religious service wanting to kill somebody. And the leaders of Iran,
Speaker 1: which is the head of the snake when it comes
Speaker 1: to terrorism around the world, describe themselves as religious leaders.
Speaker 1: They're doing what Allah and the Mohammad, the prophet told
Speaker 1: them to do, which is the killed the Infidel in
Speaker 1: large numbers. And whether it's Assyria or Iran, what's happening
Speaker 1: inside of Iraq, it's a problem that's not going to
Speaker 1: go away anytime soon. In fact, is going to get worse. Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety nine, you might recall, had a guy
Speaker 1: named calth per Calf perth Weight, who took a vehicle
Speaker 1: and injured twenty or thirty people out of our own Octoberfest.
Speaker 1: And I think the judge in that case was Judge
Speaker 1: natal who gave him eleven years in jail. He injured
Speaker 1: a bunch of people, and his goal was not some
Speaker 1: political reason, and the goal was not some jihad. He
Speaker 1: was drunk and he took his unbeknownst to him, his
Speaker 1: took his vehicle and injured a whole bunch of menicent people.
Speaker 1: That is not what's happening here. I looking to my
Speaker 1: right the list of Islamic terror. They have it by decades,
Speaker 1: by year, and by event. And this goes on for
Speaker 1: forty seven pages of Islamic terror conducted around the world
Speaker 1: since nineteen eighty and I can't even comprehend the whore
Speaker 1: that's happened in countries like Turkey and Iraq and Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: Pakistan and Egypt and United Kingdom, in the Netherlands, just
Speaker 1: the site of these Islamic terror attacks in France, in
Speaker 1: Russia and India. Goes on and on, and most of
Speaker 1: it is not well reported here in the States because
Speaker 1: we don't know about a lot what's going on in India,
Speaker 1: or what's going on in Miamore, what's going on in Finland,
Speaker 1: what's going on in Egypt. And it's by decade and
Speaker 1: by event, and more and more it's being used and
Speaker 1: the vehicles are being used instead of weapons, and maybe both.
Speaker 1: They simply you go to some mosques somewhere, fortunately not
Speaker 1: in the Tri State, not much in America, and you
Speaker 1: come out wanting to kill people. And we had the
Speaker 1: terrible event about two weeks ago in the Christmas event
Speaker 1: in Germany. But that's more or less the tip of
Speaker 1: the iceberg, because it is regularly now very simple to
Speaker 1: have a car or a truck and use it in
Speaker 1: such a way as to kill a whole bunch of people.
Speaker 1: So whether from New Orleans to Nice, the carnage is familiar.
Speaker 1: The weapon is being used, which is a car or
Speaker 1: a truck. And I listened with interest the words of
Speaker 1: jeffkrue Air, who's a New Orleans resident, who said that
Speaker 1: while you can lock down a Bourbon street and have
Speaker 1: those barriers up which were being serviced because they were dysfunctional,
Speaker 1: because the last Marty girls had too many beads thrown
Speaker 1: around the city streets and they worked themselves into these
Speaker 1: stansons that go up and down out of the pavement
Speaker 1: and they were inoperable, and the New Orleans being completely dysfunctional,
Speaker 1: and then get them fixed in time for the Sugar
Speaker 1: Bowl happening yesterday. But if that had been the case,
Speaker 1: Jabbar would have found some other way or method to
Speaker 1: kill a whole bunch of people. Because one and he
Speaker 1: reads the Holy Book when he comes out of his
Speaker 1: mosque in New Orleans, he wants to kill people. Now
Speaker 1: that's a problem. I can't imagine you coming out of
Speaker 1: a religious service saying, you know what, I want to
Speaker 1: kill somebody, and Willie Nilly, it could be other Muslims.
Speaker 1: Doesn't make any difference that he know the identity of
Speaker 1: the fifteen people he killed on Bourbon Street in the
Speaker 1: French Quarter in New Orleans. I don't think so. He
Speaker 1: simply came out and wanted to kill people and became radicalized.
Speaker 1: I'm sure the military is going to take a fresh
Speaker 1: look at this thing because the event in Las Vegas
Speaker 1: was seemingly carried out by an on in service sergeant
Speaker 1: named Matthew livels Berger, thirty seven years old and he's
Speaker 1: been in the military, said in nineteen years by simple
Speaker 1: deer park. Matt tells me he wanted a military right
Speaker 1: out of high school. And it doesn't have the kind
Speaker 1: of name that would indicate that he was some adherent
Speaker 1: to Islamic terror, which is a definite problem in the world.
Speaker 1: Just Google, and for you to ignore what I'm looking
Speaker 1: at to my right would be a lie. This is
Speaker 1: a terrible problem, and it's getting worse that this guy
Speaker 1: simply wanted to locate at Trump property with the name
Speaker 1: Trump on it and drive from Colorado Springs all the
Speaker 1: way to Las Vegas to set off the so called fireworks,
Speaker 1: and he was an on duty active soldier and using
Speaker 1: a Tesla cybertruck packed with explosives outside President Trump's Las
Speaker 1: Vegas hotel. He was on active duty, he was stationed
Speaker 1: in Germany, he was on leave. And this is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: The forty three year old Rameda truck in New Orleans.
Speaker 1: That individual Ramda's truck into the crowd. But here thirty
Speaker 1: seven years old, and he is a US Army veteran,
Speaker 1: served with Jabbar at some point in Fort Bragg together.
Speaker 1: And so we can prepare, but we can't stop it. Somehow,
Speaker 1: it is hoped at some point those in charge of
Speaker 1: the religion itself, other than the Grand Mulahs who run Iran,
Speaker 1: would recognize that the two hundred thousand separate terror acts
Speaker 1: committed by Islamic extremists over the past fifty years as
Speaker 1: an indication that something is rotten in Denmark, something is wrong,
Speaker 1: and what is being preached and what is being told
Speaker 1: to these individuals, and sadly the most recent two we're
Speaker 1: thirty seven and forty two years old, both connections to
Speaker 1: the US military. So I have no idea what to
Speaker 1: say other than that be prepared. I've watched the last
Speaker 1: two or three days of what's happening with the so
Speaker 1: called experts, and they're telling you that you're in a situation,
Speaker 1: be alert. I don't know how it can be that
Speaker 1: alert to be walking on a city street, in Bourbon
Speaker 1: Street in the French Quarter at three point fifteen am
Speaker 1: in the morning, and I'm sure half in the bag,
Speaker 1: and suddenly someone takes a vehicle at a high rate
Speaker 1: of speed, an F one fifty electric pickup truck, and
Speaker 1: rams it through the crowd, killing fifteen and injuring about
Speaker 1: thirty five to forty more people. And anyone is willing
Speaker 1: to give their own life to kill others and find
Speaker 1: a way to do it. And I hear the talk
Speaker 1: about well, of course New Orleans is a terribly run city,
Speaker 1: as so many democratic, they controlled cities are terribly run.
Speaker 1: But in reality, if someone wants to sacrifice their own
Speaker 1: life in pursuit of some religious goal, thinking there's seventy
Speaker 1: two versions in heaven awaiting you upon your arrival, that
Speaker 1: your God believes that your duty as a person is
Speaker 1: to kill the infidel in large numbers, and that your
Speaker 1: reward is not on earth but in heaven. That somehow
Speaker 1: there needs to be some come to Jesus meeting, maybe
Speaker 1: come to Muhammed meeting. Among Islamists around the world as
Speaker 1: saying we can't have this. Has that meaning taken place
Speaker 1: without my knowledge?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: I don't think so let's continue with more coming up later.
Speaker 1: We've scheduled Peter Bronson after one o'clock today, and after
Speaker 1: two o'clock will be another live update from New Orleans
Speaker 1: from News Nation about what's happening in preparation for the
Speaker 1: game itself, schedule to start a little over three hours
Speaker 1: between Notre Dame and Georgia Big Game, of course, the
Speaker 1: Bengals are playing on Saturday. But once again New Year's
Speaker 1: Day was shattered by terrible acts of Islamic terror. Could
Speaker 1: have been here, could have been there, could have been anywhere,
Speaker 1: and forewarned, is forearmed. But you cannot stop individuals held
Speaker 1: bent on killing a bunch of innocent people in pursuit
Speaker 1: of some sight in heaven. That if you believe that
Speaker 1: killing your fellow human beings in large numbers guarantees your
Speaker 1: place in heaven, Possibly you're following the wrong religion, just possibly,
Speaker 1: all let's continue with more. The line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
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Speaker 1: at Rome of the Bengals teeing it up on Saturday
Speaker 1: against Pittsburgh. What terrible weather coming next week later in
Speaker 1: the week with possibly a bit of snow. We'll see
Speaker 1: what happens from Steve Rowley down the road. And then
Speaker 1: for the Bengals to get to the playoffs, a bunch
Speaker 1: of other things have to happen. It is sad that
Speaker 1: this career of Joe Burrow is being wasted by lousy
Speaker 1: defenses and just the breaks that don't go the Bengals way.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WLW the post free
Speaker 1: nation in the world except Antarctica. I'm not sure that
Speaker 1: Antarctica is yet has said terror, but Australia has large
Speaker 1: numbers of events. Reading the statistics, there's been at least
Speaker 1: two hundred thousand Islamic terror attacks since nineteen seventy two
Speaker 1: that've caused a minimum of two hundred and ten people
Speaker 1: to be killed two hundred and ten thousand deaths, including
Speaker 1: well over one million serious injuries. They account for about
Speaker 1: twenty five percent of all terror attacks worldwide, but they're
Speaker 1: responsible for forty percent of lives lost. So when Islamic
Speaker 1: terrors get the work. They're very efficient due to the terrorism,
Speaker 1: and Islam has become the main cause of death, which
Speaker 1: is sixty four percent of deaths due to terrorism in
Speaker 1: the world caused by terror sixty four percent. And the
Speaker 1: vision of the phenomenon improves so slightly because this is
Speaker 1: another said fact. Ninety two percent of those killed by
Speaker 1: Islamic terror are Muslims ninety two percent. So what we're
Speaker 1: seeing here in the West is the tip of the
Speaker 1: iceberg of what happens in the Muslim world, because the
Speaker 1: Muslims are in the business of killing other Muslims in
Speaker 1: large numbers, and that says nothing about the wreckage on
Speaker 1: the human body of those who survive. I would imagine
Speaker 1: that the twenty five to thirty fighting for their lives
Speaker 1: in New Orleans hospitals, the great majority will have life
Speaker 1: long injuries and the quality of their life has been ruined.
Speaker 1: But that is a small number when compared to what's
Speaker 1: happening in the Muslim Islamic world. In fact, is there
Speaker 1: any nation on the face of the earth dominated by
Speaker 1: Muslim slash Islamic thinking that are succeeding well for its citizens?
Speaker 1: Is it Egypt? Was it Syria? Is it, Syria or
Speaker 1: Iran or Iraq, is Pakistan the place to be if
Speaker 1: you're a woman, or Afghanistan. I think the answer is no,
Speaker 1: but to think about those most profoundly affected by Islamic terror.
Speaker 1: Killed by Islamic terrorists are Muslims. The great majority injured
Speaker 1: are Muslims by Islamic terror. And every city, every county,
Speaker 1: every state, every nation on the face of the earth
Speaker 1: has been touched directly or indirectly by Islamic terror, and
Speaker 1: it's continuing. I've never walked out a mass at Saint
Speaker 1: Gertrude's and said to myself, Man, I'm going to go
Speaker 1: kill somebody. That preaching of a father George was so
Speaker 1: was so good. The message I received was to kill somebody,
Speaker 1: to maims some innocent man, woman or a child. That's
Speaker 1: what I want to do. Doesn't work that way. I
Speaker 1: don't think it works that way in any religion. Having
Speaker 1: said all that, there's probably no more peaceful place to
Speaker 1: be that at a mosque in Westchester or the large
Speaker 1: went outside of Toledo, in which the adherents to Islam
Speaker 1: in those places are family oriented, business oriented, pay their taxes,
Speaker 1: keep their head down, and do their work. There's a
Speaker 1: large trunk, there's a large branch of a large tree
Speaker 1: of Islam who want to kill the Infidel has described
Speaker 1: as someone who doesn't believe the way I believe. That's
Speaker 1: a problem. And whether Trump's in the White House or not,
Speaker 1: the Islamic terror will continue. We can stop it. We
Speaker 1: can keep terrorists from entering the country. We can harden
Speaker 1: some of the objects of terror. But if some largely
Speaker 1: lone wolf believing his set in Heaven is reserved by
Speaker 1: killing innocent women, children, and men, and large numbers, the
Speaker 1: more killed the better, we got a problem. Well, let's
Speaker 1: continue scheduled up next to Peter Bronson. Then after two
Speaker 1: o'clock today will be a live report from New Orleans
Speaker 1: getting ready for the big action today and what's happening.
Speaker 1: FBI held a news conference. Fortunately they got off the stage.
Speaker 1: The FBI agent with a ring in her nose got
Speaker 1: someone else to give the briefing. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: one o'clock Home of your Bengals. Here's Radio seven hundred WULW, Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America. With me now is
Speaker 1: Peter Bronson and Peter welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Before we get onto your book to my right, which
Speaker 1: you haven't got to yet. I've been here twice. I
Speaker 1: mean here taking what's happening? Because I look at this
Speaker 1: thing shocking, unbelievable New Year's Day. Two guys in the military.
Speaker 1: I guess we focusing on the Jabbar and New Orleans
Speaker 1: at this point. But what comes to your mind, if anything, Well,
Speaker 1: one thing that comes to mind is that we have
Speaker 1: this three mon month period where we have a lame
Speaker 1: duck president in this case, a daffy duck president and
Speaker 1: three months. Really, this was set up in the early
Speaker 1: days of the founding of our country because it would
Speaker 1: take three months for somebody to get to Washington from
Speaker 1: wherever they were living when they were elected.
Speaker 5: Now, what is the possible purpose of taking the greatest
Speaker 5: country on the planet and leaving it more or less leaderless,
Speaker 5: in this case, completely leaderless.
Speaker 1: For three months?
Speaker 5: This invites terrorism, It invites attacks, It invites shenanigans and
Speaker 5: very dire things from our enemies which are all over
Speaker 5: the world plotting against us. I just I wonder when
Speaker 5: is somebody going to start re examining the need for
Speaker 5: this period should be changed.
Speaker 1: It used to be March fourth, because it took somebody
Speaker 1: months to by horseback to make this. I mean it
Speaker 1: took Lincoln about two and a half weeks to get here. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there to why and we need something but we I
Speaker 1: guess the system kind of intends that the outgoing president
Speaker 1: is competent, mentally alert, experienced staff ready to go. But
Speaker 1: I'm told by my buddies in Washington that's like rats
Speaker 1: leaving a ship after he lost November the sixth. I
Speaker 1: guess the day after, everyone start looking for work and
Speaker 1: they're gone, Yes, they're out of here. In fact, the
Speaker 1: secretaries are looking for jobs. Nobody's working, or they don't
Speaker 1: work anyway.
Speaker 5: Or they're sabotaging whatever they leave behind, which happened, by
Speaker 5: the way, with the Clinton administration. If you recall where
Speaker 5: they were hauling out the furniture and disabling computers and
Speaker 5: pulling off the w keys on all the keyboards.
Speaker 1: I mean, like a bunch of high school kids. Imagine
Speaker 1: that's happening now, and it's getting worse. And I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: right much worse now. Right now, I'm thinking where are we?
Speaker 1: And you make the point off the air, which is
Speaker 1: a good one. The security of this country is at
Speaker 1: stake right now. North Korea is on the march. I see,
Speaker 1: China is lobbing more artillery shells this morning into over
Speaker 1: the top of Taiwan. We have what's happening in Russia,
Speaker 1: and what's happening in the Ukraine. We have what's happening,
Speaker 1: of course with in Gaza. Unbelievable. Everyone's saying, Okay, we
Speaker 1: got to get this stuff done before January twenty because
Speaker 1: there's a new sheriff in town. Yeah, and now we
Speaker 1: won't be able to do it. And so this morning
Speaker 1: we find out that six hundred and fifty terrorists have
Speaker 1: been admitted into the country on the terror watch list.
Speaker 1: And those are the ones we know about. And I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: and so I'm thinking, what the hell, what's happening?
Speaker 5: We are at the mercy of thousands of people who
Speaker 5: have come across the border who are on the terrorist
Speaker 5: watch list. Those are, just like you say, the ones
Speaker 5: that we know about. The rest we have no idea.
Speaker 5: And where are these coming from. They're coming from every
Speaker 5: nation on the planet, including all of our enemies, and
Speaker 5: some enemies we may not even know about yet until
Speaker 5: they perpetrate something like what happened in New Orleans, and you.
Speaker 1: Brought up off there Lloyd Austin, he's I'm sure he's
Speaker 1: well intended. He's a Secretary of Defense, he went through
Speaker 1: West Point, he served in Iraq. You know, he's a
Speaker 1: nice guy. But he gave repeated testimony two years ago
Speaker 1: that the two biggest problems facing the military is white
Speaker 1: supremacy and climate change. Midic. We have too many bad
Speaker 1: footprints all over the world. We've got to mitigate climate change.
Speaker 1: And that's the guy in charge of the defense of
Speaker 1: this country.
Speaker 5: Well, and if you have somebody that's in the military
Speaker 5: who is getting radicalized by their web surfing with Islamic
Speaker 5: groups like ISIS, and then you have in their own military,
Speaker 5: their brass is teaching them that the absolute biggest threat
Speaker 5: that they face is white supremacy, which, honestly, Bill, I've
Speaker 5: never I can't think of any white supremacists that I've
Speaker 5: ever met, or no, I don't know where they are
Speaker 5: or who they are, what they are, but apparently that
Speaker 5: was the biggest threat. If you're teaching that to your soldiers,
Speaker 5: that's just like porn kerosene on this radicalization.
Speaker 1: Now, before we get to your book, I had a
Speaker 1: guest on an hour ago, Jeff Crueir, who lives in
Speaker 1: New Orleans. I was listening. He talked about the status
Speaker 1: of running that great city right into the ground. He
Speaker 1: also pointed out the following and I got this off
Speaker 1: an FBI website. The female agent that's showed up had
Speaker 1: a ring in her nose, and I'm thinking, what has happened?
Speaker 1: But then the FBI New Orleans Police chief was an
Speaker 1: FBI instructor for bias and diversity, and the city's branch
Speaker 1: of the FBI recently held a quote diversity recruitment event,
Speaker 1: and its ex account posted the following message At today's FBI,
Speaker 1: we know that diversity makes us strong. During Pride Month,
Speaker 1: the FBI celebrates LGBTQIAA plus plus colleagues contributions to our country.
Speaker 1: Learn more about the bureau's diversity and inclusion initiatives. And
Speaker 1: the post had a big colorful Pride placard including join
Speaker 1: us now. And the military did these recruitment videos in
Speaker 1: which individuals living shall I say, alternative lifestyles who were
Speaker 1: drag queens dressed up in American military uniforms dancing wow,
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, maybe this is not the purpose of
Speaker 1: the military. I respect the gay community. I'm sure you
Speaker 1: do too, but I don't want to be used to
Speaker 1: advance or not to advance someone based upon their skin
Speaker 1: color or upon their sexual predilections. That's not a benefit,
Speaker 1: and it shouldn't be a cost. But it shouldn't be
Speaker 1: a benefit. So the FBI wants to have these diversity
Speaker 1: seminars in which agents are wearing it, shall we say,
Speaker 1: alternative lifestyle clothing.
Speaker 5: This is just insanity. And the thing is it goes
Speaker 5: right back to what we're just talking about. Why do
Speaker 5: we have to wait three months when the people have
Speaker 5: spoken and rejected, completely, rejected overwhelmingly, this woke ideology and
Speaker 5: this stupidity, and yet we have to suffer through it,
Speaker 5: not only that we are completely weakened and defenseless because
Speaker 5: of it.
Speaker 1: I mean, what needs to be done? This is a
Speaker 1: fast moving world these days, fast This turns.
Speaker 4: On a dime.
Speaker 5: I mean, what how many weeks ago was it we
Speaker 5: were talking about wall to wall coverage of the drones
Speaker 5: or whatever they were in New Jersey and suddenly, bam,
Speaker 5: that's completely off the We don't know, we never got
Speaker 5: an answer, there was nothing ever resolved about that.
Speaker 1: But we moved on. That's how fast the world moves.
Speaker 5: And here we are with the old, antiquated seventeen eighties
Speaker 5: approach of let's taken.
Speaker 1: Maybe Trump can't get here for three months. Take your time,
Speaker 1: Come by train, come, don't don't use the plane, horse
Speaker 1: and buggy. I mean, and I'm thinking, what are we doing?
Speaker 1: It's crazy? All right, let's talk about your book, The
Speaker 1: Promised Land. You came in a few days ago. Joe
Speaker 1: Dieters was there Justice Joe, by the way, I'm honored
Speaker 1: to tuesday to hold his investiture in the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: Fantas Sharon Kennedy, the chief invited me up, so I'll
Speaker 1: be off on Tuesday. Give him my regards. Really, it's
Speaker 1: good that we have at least six or seven normal
Speaker 1: people up there. Man, before we get to your book. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I had lunch. I'm sorry. It was dinner with antonin Scalia.
Speaker 1: About fifteen years ago, I was invited to be the
Speaker 1: commencement speaker at the University of Toledo Law School, a
Speaker 1: Juris Doctor Degrev. Which I'm a proud graduate, and the
Speaker 1: dean calls me about a week in advances that is
Speaker 1: a little extra benefit, which like to have dinner the
Speaker 1: night before with a Supreme Court justice. And I said,
Speaker 1: I said, well, yeah, I really would. But cool, Well,
Speaker 1: even if it's Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I'm good with that.
Speaker 1: I respect her, I respect the positions she doesn't take,
Speaker 1: which which whoever you know, is antonin Scalia. I said,
Speaker 1: you're kidding me, antonin Scalia. Where do I have to be?
Speaker 1: He picked an Italian restaurant, a Mommy, which is a
Speaker 1: little bit south of Tamia, and said, once get her
Speaker 1: about five o'clock. We're going to have dinner a till seven.
Speaker 1: Then we're gonna have a reception at the law school,
Speaker 1: and then he's going to teach a class at nine pm.
Speaker 1: And then tomorrow's the commencement and you and you and
Speaker 1: Justice Scali are going to speak. And I said, wait
Speaker 1: a minute, I do not want to speak after Justice Scalia,
Speaker 1: I said, I said. He said, okay, we'll put you first.
Speaker 1: I said, okay, great, you're a warm up bag. I
Speaker 1: want to be at warm up. And so I'm sitting
Speaker 1: there and I walked into this little Italian restaurant. It
Speaker 1: was still bright, it was like in uh first of June.
Speaker 1: And I opened the door and I couldn't see a
Speaker 1: damn thing. And I when I pull in there was
Speaker 1: three cars in the parking lot. So I'm looking around.
Speaker 1: I said, this is the right place. I look at
Speaker 1: my look at my email. So I go in there.
Speaker 1: I open the door and I can't see and the
Speaker 1: reception is said, are you here with the judge? I said,
Speaker 1: I'm here with that judge. Go to a table if
Speaker 1: there was in the back. There was no one else there.
Speaker 1: There was the dean of the law school, Justice Scalia,
Speaker 1: and I sat down. I said, I said, Justice, I
Speaker 1: can't I can't believe I'm sitting here. And he's smiling.
Speaker 1: We talked a little bit, you know, for small talk.
Speaker 1: A couple that bottle of wine, have little spaghetti, and
Speaker 1: near the end of the meal, he said, let me
Speaker 1: tell you, Willie, it comes down to two words. I said,
Speaker 1: I said. He said, everything we do on the Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: everything a judge ought to do, comes down to two words.
Speaker 1: I'm getting up to my seat. I said, okay, I said,
Speaker 1: Justice Scalia, what are the two words? And he's take
Speaker 1: a sip of wine, looks at me and he says,
Speaker 1: who decides I'm going? Who decides? I think I know
Speaker 1: what you mean. Can you expand on a little bit?
Speaker 1: He said, We're a small part of government. It was
Speaker 1: meant to be almost irrelevant. What'll we do in the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court? And the issues that come to us almost
Speaker 1: always involve something or some other part of government should
Speaker 1: make the decision and not us. And they're just punting.
Speaker 1: And then they're punting to us all kinds of issues
Speaker 1: that we're not intended to deal with, and then we're
Speaker 1: forced to deal with them or not. He said, I
Speaker 1: use every opportunity with originalism to send back to the
Speaker 1: states or to the counties or the cities the issues
Speaker 1: that the democratic process should resolve instead of five old
Speaker 1: white guys and women or black guy who Clarence in Washington.
Speaker 1: It comes down to who decides, he said. I want
Speaker 1: the people to decide these issues, and not a justice.
Speaker 1: We have no particularized knowledge, he said, Go convince your
Speaker 1: fellow citizens as to the worthiness of whether marriage should
Speaker 1: exist or not. Should should we have some other socials,
Speaker 1: Should birth control pills or abortion? The extent of abortion?
Speaker 1: Should it be at the ninth month, the fifth month?
Speaker 1: Not at all? You decide. And so when I think
Speaker 1: about what you brought up about Trump or any president.
Speaker 1: Almost three three months later, we've we've decided that issue
Speaker 1: in large numbers. And in December the eighteenth or nineteenth,
Speaker 1: the electors met in Columbus and they decided, we voted
Speaker 1: it's over. That was a hard no. That was a
Speaker 1: hard no. We don't we don't want that. And yet
Speaker 1: we're here. We are stuck with a quarter of a year,
Speaker 1: and we're stuck with the same nobody working, and they're gone.
Speaker 1: And I don't blame them. If you lost your job,
Speaker 1: you'd be spending your time resume building things like that.
Speaker 1: But it comes down to who decides, and when we decide,
Speaker 1: in today's world, it's time to move on, maybe a month,
Speaker 1: six weeks, make sure it's you know, not a two
Speaker 1: thousand situations where there's four hundred and ten votes in floor.
Speaker 1: But once we decide, us move on. Now, speaking of that,
Speaker 1: here's your book. Yes, sir, we don't have time right now.
Speaker 1: Promised Land how the Midwest, and I told them that
Speaker 1: was gonna happen. A couple of months ago. I had
Speaker 1: a conversation with the incoming president and I said, I'll
Speaker 1: be the right wing in the Northwest territory, you go,
Speaker 1: and he kind of laughed. He said, the right way
Speaker 1: Northwest said I think I know that. Tell the people
Speaker 1: what is the Northwest Territory, Well, that is primarily Ohio.
Speaker 5: There would be no Northwest Territory if not for Cincinnati
Speaker 5: and the tough people who came here tough to settle
Speaker 5: this area.
Speaker 1: I mean talk about terrorism.
Speaker 5: These people knew it firsthand because it was just like
Speaker 5: what's happening now, on a much smaller scale but much
Speaker 5: more personal. Because the settlers on the north side of
Speaker 5: the Ohio River in Ohio were terrorized constantly by the
Speaker 5: Shawnee and the Miami, with kidnapping, with horrible torture, with murder,
Speaker 5: with being sold into bondage scalpings.
Speaker 1: And this was all sponsored by.
Speaker 5: The British, just as this terrorism today is being sponsored
Speaker 5: by these terrorist states. And how did Ohio and these
Speaker 5: people finally make the Northwest Territory free by going to
Speaker 5: the source. They had to defeat the Confederation of Tribes
Speaker 5: and convincingly, I mean overwhelmingly defeat them, and then insult
Speaker 5: and defeat the British and humiliate them at the Battle
Speaker 5: of Fallen Timbers. So the British finally packed it up
Speaker 5: and said, we're getting the heck out of the Northwest Territory.
Speaker 5: They finally gave up their claim to all of this.
Speaker 5: These states that would be Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan,
Speaker 5: five states that they claimed as part of Canada. And
Speaker 5: if not for Cincinnati and Matt Anthony Wayne, who did that,
Speaker 5: we would be part of Canada.
Speaker 1: I went Canada part of us. That's what Trump's plan
Speaker 1: has been. There a time when Canada, like in the
Speaker 1: seventeen eighty seven, there were thoughts about Canada part because
Speaker 1: Canada at that point was controlled either by the French
Speaker 1: or by the English, and one point or another, the
Speaker 1: English were completely consumed with Bonaparte and Napoleon, and the
Speaker 1: English had their own problems and they wanted to bring
Speaker 1: home the boys home. They said, well, we can't do it.
Speaker 5: That's part of the reason that the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
Speaker 5: The commander at Fort Detroit in Fort Miami's where the
Speaker 5: Wayne walked, marched his horse right up under the palisades
Speaker 5: of the fort, daring the British to fire a shot,
Speaker 5: and they would not, And the reason was because they
Speaker 5: were already had their hands full of war with France,
Speaker 5: and they couldn't take another war with these colonists, these
Speaker 5: up at e colonists. And so that's when they said, okay,
Speaker 5: packet and get that fort out of here. By the
Speaker 5: Treaty of Paris, we're not supposed to have any forts
Speaker 5: in the Northwest Territory anyway.
Speaker 1: Now, if someone would say to Peter Bronson, you know what,
Speaker 1: these were peaceful, happy native peoples building their little mounds
Speaker 1: around Fort Ancient, the Hope wells, et cetera. They were
Speaker 1: just good people living and living off the land and
Speaker 1: taking care of each other. Here comes those brutal white guys,
Speaker 1: and they wanted to take our land, and we wanted
Speaker 1: to keep our land. How would you respond to the
Speaker 1: argument that we're like usurping the greatness of the Indian
Speaker 1: people and that somehow we don't belong.
Speaker 5: As Russaul called them, the noble savage. That's a myth
Speaker 5: that has lived on through centuries. I've seen the movies.
Speaker 5: They're all noble, oh, of course, in peace loving. Well,
Speaker 5: just dig into those mounds a little bit and you're
Speaker 5: gonna find evidence. You're going to find a lot of skeletons,
Speaker 5: you're gonna find evidence of cannibalism, of human sacrifice, of torture,
Speaker 5: of all these things that what we called in the
Speaker 5: seventeen eighties and through the mid to eighteen hundreds depredations.
Speaker 5: All of these depredations were being perpetrated by the Indians,
Speaker 5: tribe upon tribe before we got here.
Speaker 1: I've seen the Yellowstone. That's not happening. You know, rain water.
Speaker 1: Those guys are peaceful. They went their land back. They
Speaker 1: wrongfully took at that. Maybe that's not necessarily true. You're saying, well,
Speaker 1: it's true that we came here and seize the land.
Speaker 1: But the fact is, this has been the history of mankind.
Speaker 5: The better civilization, the stronger one, the more innovative one,
Speaker 5: the one that has invented the wheel. For example, when
Speaker 5: we got here on the shores of this continent, you're
Speaker 5: looking at a stone Age culture that had no wheels.
Speaker 5: They had no roads, they had no industry, they had nothing.
Speaker 5: We had mechanization, we had weapons, we had gunpowder, we
Speaker 5: had all these things that it was destined, it was
Speaker 5: faded that this civilization would conquer them. They had no chance, No,
Speaker 5: really they did. They were doomed from the beginning the
Speaker 5: book is, How do in the American people get the book?
Speaker 5: How the Midwest was one Ohio? Where did the name
Speaker 5: Ohio come from? Do you know it came from the
Speaker 5: Indian word for beauty, beautiful river?
Speaker 1: Illinois? A lot of these Yeah, all of these names Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: We don't change those names though. No, they were changing
Speaker 1: the name of Fort Bragg Fort Bragg because it's now
Speaker 1: Fort Fort Liberty. I thought it'd be Fort Obama. Well,
Speaker 1: Fort Bragg where there's two soldiers were. Bragg was not
Speaker 1: a great general. He was not well liked by his men,
Speaker 1: but he and then they changed it. They didn't know
Speaker 1: that when they changed it, he changed it because he
Speaker 1: was a Confederate. Yeah, by a minute, Right, here's the
Speaker 1: big Are you ready for the big question?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Where do they get the book?
Speaker 5: All of the local bookstores and that my website Chili
Speaker 5: Dog presses chilidog press dot com.
Speaker 1: Yes, and now the big question. Looking to my right,
Speaker 1: I googled list of Islamic terror m H. There's maybe
Speaker 1: two hundred thousand incidents. Says two hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 1: people have been killed, another million brutally injured. There's no
Speaker 1: rampaging Presbyterians. I've never left Saint Gertrude saying, man, I
Speaker 1: want to kill somebody. I really love these these terroristic evangelicals. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what about those? You know, that's another big white supremacy. Sure, terrible.
Speaker 1: We see them only in Hollywood. I've never story I'm
Speaker 1: going to kill some innocent person. Yeah, what is wrong?
Speaker 1: But I make the point about the mosque in Westchester, happy,
Speaker 1: peaceful family or in it? Well, what's wrong with this
Speaker 1: large branch of Islamic Well, it varies by mosque.
Speaker 5: Obviously, there are some that are very radical, and there
Speaker 5: is no question that the fundamentalist Islamics that you look
Speaker 5: at coming from Saudi Arabia, from these countries in the
Speaker 5: Middle East that are being sponsored and propped up by Iran,
Speaker 5: just the way the British.
Speaker 1: Did with the Indians. This is not a new thing.
Speaker 5: This is not a new thing the British and they're sponsoring,
Speaker 5: they're supplying the weapons, a lot of the weapons which
Speaker 5: we left behind Afghanistan and these people. It's easy enough
Speaker 5: to radicalize the individuals. The Indians who attacked the settlers
Speaker 5: believed by their religion that they were destined by their
Speaker 5: prophets and by their gods to defeat and murder and
Speaker 5: pillage and do whatever they wanted because they believe that
Speaker 5: the these white people were not human. And really the
Speaker 5: Indians thought that about us. Yes, and that's what justified
Speaker 5: the torture. That's what does justified this.
Speaker 1: Horrible burning alive. If you're lucky, you got burned alive. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they could make that last for days on a retissary. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So it's happening again. History repeats it's the same hate.
Speaker 5: But it is all if you look at behind it,
Speaker 5: if you if you pull back the curtain. There's a
Speaker 5: lot of political policy going on here by Iran, I believe.
Speaker 5: And that's the source and what just what Mad Anthony
Speaker 5: Wayne did kill it at the source.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump needs to be Mad Anthony Wayne. Yes, website again.
Speaker 1: Peter Bronson, Chili Dog Press dot Com. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Peter. Hey, let's continue with more. Bill cunning
Speaker 1: in the Grand American Live, It's Home of the Bengals
Speaker 1: on Saturday Night. We'll see what happens about six things
Speaker 1: have to happen. Unison, maybe get into the back of
Speaker 1: the playoffs. If they do, they win the Super Bowl
Speaker 1: one year or another on news Radio one hundred. That
Speaker 1: would you all? I mean, why when you put yourself
Speaker 1: out of that.
Speaker 6: I haven't really thought about that. It's obviously a possibility,
Speaker 6: not not one that I'm excited about. But uh, that's
Speaker 6: not that's not in the plans. I would say, you still.
Speaker 1: Have to say complience probably the complais game people.
Speaker 7: Like you all?
Speaker 8: Maybe final way keep up the people?
Speaker 1: Do I think so? And that kind of same name.
Speaker 9: Do you watch games when you're watching other teams play
Speaker 9: with players that formerly played here that have gone on
Speaker 9: to play really well with their new teams. I mean,
Speaker 9: the fan response sometimes is I wish we could have
Speaker 9: kept him, or you know, why were we being able
Speaker 9: to keep that player? Do you do you do that
Speaker 9: or do you kind of just whatever happens you accept it,
Speaker 9: or do you find yourself having a little bit of
Speaker 9: that fight when you watch one of your former teammates
Speaker 9: perform really well.
Speaker 3: For another team.
Speaker 10: Yeah, whenever, whenever a great player leaves you, you're you
Speaker 10: wish you could have found a way to keep them.
Speaker 1: You don't.
Speaker 10: You don't want to make a living out of letting
Speaker 10: great players leave the building. And you know, I think
Speaker 10: that's why you you got to do everything you can
Speaker 10: to get those deals done early.
Speaker 1: Oh hell, hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting the second Man.
Speaker 1: We're back together for the year twenty twenty five. Did
Speaker 1: you think this would be happening? After all these years
Speaker 1: and decades? The greats come and go, but you and
Speaker 1: I remain, well, we have left the building, thank goodness.
Speaker 1: Yet so U but uh, maybe we can get Joe Burrow.
Speaker 1: He's he's sending out these messages to upstairs of T
Speaker 1: Higgins staying now they keep t Higgins not only well
Speaker 1: that you don't want to make I think Number nine mad,
Speaker 1: then you don't want to make the fans mad. Well
Speaker 1: I would say that, uh, well, they might want to
Speaker 1: go someplace and buy a lottery ticket to keep with.
Speaker 1: Number one is not going anywhere. Chase isn't going anywhere.
Speaker 1: He's gonna win the triple Crown. It's gonna be unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Why didn't they sign him last six months ago? Before?
Speaker 1: And then you have you know, it's Mike Brown's bullheadedness
Speaker 1: and thick headedness getting in his way because he wasn't up. Well,
Speaker 1: how about extending him in saving money? But that now
Speaker 1: they're gonna billionaires now you're gonna now you're gonna pay
Speaker 1: out there. You know what, Now they don't chase if
Speaker 1: they don't, well they got to, I mean because well
Speaker 1: then Joe Burrow might say I want to get out
Speaker 1: of here. Then what uh? Then it's uh, you know,
Speaker 1: then it's you know, then it's a mess. One not
Speaker 1: to have DJ Reader and Jesse Bates both here on
Speaker 1: the defense, that would would that be helpful, would be
Speaker 1: very nice. We couldn't afford that, right, we didn't have
Speaker 1: the gay Reader went to Detroit, didn't he Yeah, and
Speaker 1: he's like an all pro and Jesse Bates anchors the
Speaker 1: Atlanta Defense. Correct, and we need a safety and we
Speaker 1: needed interior line. I want to pay them. Why did
Speaker 1: Mike Brown pay them? They didn't want to pay him. Well,
Speaker 1: we paid Mike Brown. What does any pay us? I
Speaker 1: don't know started on that. Okay, Jesse Bates and DJ
Speaker 1: Reiders should be right here. I agree with you. I
Speaker 1: agree with you. Joe Burrow agrees with me. Well, you're
Speaker 1: gonna make him mad. Now you got issues if right,
Speaker 1: because you don't want to make number nine. You don't
Speaker 1: want to have a number nine unhappy. Because I guess
Speaker 1: they figured well, if t Higgins was going to go,
Speaker 1: we'll get somebody in the draft. I don't think so,
Speaker 1: but I mean thinks you know, I mean they did
Speaker 1: that a few years ago when they drove everybody nuts.
Speaker 1: I think in what it was eighty one or eighty
Speaker 1: two that I remember, right, the Bengals were going to
Speaker 1: take Chris Collinsworth number one of their first round draft
Speaker 1: pick bingo. Then they thought. Everybody thought, well, the next pick,
Speaker 1: next pick, next pick, collins Worth, Collin's worth. Whatever happened
Speaker 1: to him. He came in the second round of the Bengals.
Speaker 1: Whatever happened to him doesn't call anymore. No way you
Speaker 1: want to risk it all. He could be the first
Speaker 1: stuge guest of twenty twenty five. What do you think
Speaker 1: get me into the station board. He did send me
Speaker 1: a Christmas card, which is nice, sponsored by Paul Luck
Speaker 1: at McKinley Mortgage. Now hold on, let me see if
Speaker 1: I got the right number here. Man, I don't know
Speaker 1: what's he doing. I got six numbers. It's kind of
Speaker 1: like you or the president. We're not worthy to hear
Speaker 1: his word, now, are we.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: I think he'll pick up. We'll see what I tell you.
Speaker 1: He ignores it. You forgot about it. We made him
Speaker 1: what he is? What is today? Thursday? He didn't have
Speaker 1: a Sunday night game? Does he?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 1: John Barrett would call, he'd pick up. Yeah. I think
Speaker 1: Barrett would call, he'd pick up. Yeah, I changed, I
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Speaker 1: Pro Bowl. What about Jesse Bates set for a Sunday,
Speaker 1: February second in Orlando About DJ Reider? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Chas and Hendrickson are starters for a fourth consecutive year.
Speaker 1: Burrow is honored for a second time in his career.
Speaker 1: Chase Brown and Orlando Brown Junior are fourth alternates. Fourth.
Speaker 1: That means if four guys, if they picked him starter
Speaker 1: and then they go down, they may be in there.
Speaker 1: But Brown gonna play on Saturday. That is a game
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Speaker 1: the ball. The weather's not so good in Pittsburgh on Saturday.
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Speaker 1: original Montgomery Inn. I was there or five on seven
Speaker 1: hundred W bofter Montgomery in. Yeah, Tom Gregory was there
Speaker 1: a few nights back? Yeah, rocking and rolling to the
Speaker 1: break of dawn? All right, what'd you have? And a
Speaker 1: half shrimp and ribs on a side of Saratoga? Okay?
Speaker 1: And my wife got out for the second time since
Speaker 1: her incident. Yes, and cliff diving matter. I told her
Speaker 1: I talked to Frank Zibell about this. Oh when she
Speaker 1: was cliff diving in Mexico. Uh huh, she wants to
Speaker 1: get a cliff diving deal in your backyard. The Red Bull.
Speaker 1: The platform wasn't far enough out, so when she dove
Speaker 1: from ninety feet doing a flip, her pelvis hit the
Speaker 1: rock that extended and that broke part of her pelvis?
Speaker 1: Did you call it? Are you calling the magic man
Speaker 1: for possible suing purposes? I got a text here from
Speaker 1: a friend of mine who works in Social Security. Sunday
Speaker 1: Night Game on NBC. So you ask a question whether
Speaker 1: or not Chris is work and he is working the
Speaker 1: vikings at all. That's right. Yeah, that's the Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: That became Aaron knows that, and you don't know that.
Speaker 1: I can't. I can't know everything. It should it's for
Speaker 1: the ninety one seed. It's the second day of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. Give me a break. You got the federal
Speaker 1: employees are working segment and you're not. God bless them.
Speaker 1: Ohio State talk about a beatdown? How about that last
Speaker 1: night thirty four first half points and they said, you
Speaker 1: know what, the Ducks aren't aren't doing nothing. Quack forty
Speaker 1: one twenty one at the Rose Bowl. Now they get
Speaker 1: the Texas. I like on January tenth and the semi finals.
Speaker 1: I like Ohio State Sugar Bowl coming up this afternoon
Speaker 1: at four Notre Dame taking on Georgia. I just made
Speaker 1: a bet. I took Georgia. I gave Joe Frederick Notre
Speaker 1: Dame plus one and a half. I'm taking the dogs.
Speaker 1: They'll be barking up and down. If they can get
Speaker 1: to keep the lights on in the super Dome, it'll
Speaker 1: be good. Well. I don't know what to tell you,
Speaker 1: but some people wanted that game to be postponed longer
Speaker 1: than it is. No, but you really don't get on
Speaker 1: with life right now. The Israelis have it. When some
Speaker 1: Islamic terrorist blows up a pizza parlor, the next day
Speaker 1: they're open for business. They just stand down. Didn't they
Speaker 1: just get the kingpin of the October seventh massacre over
Speaker 1: there the other day? Yes, they had a picture of
Speaker 1: him on X and it's just said eliminated. Not good,
Speaker 1: like that show on TV I used to watch on
Speaker 1: don't get eliminated. Well, he got eliminated. So segment, we
Speaker 1: got on with life, correct, move on right, do our best,
Speaker 1: we think, we think about those willie that have passed
Speaker 1: away in that tragedy, move on, and we move on.
Speaker 1: And then what about the cyber truck that's another thing
Speaker 1: in front of the Trump Hotel in Vegas? Unconnected, I says, unconnected. Geez.
Speaker 1: Both soldiers were at forty and they had a mass
Speaker 1: shooting last night at a nightclub in Queens, New York.
Speaker 1: Ten injured, got all hell breaking, loose segment. And then
Speaker 1: some guy again, what's the deal with the New York subway?
Speaker 1: That guy kills that lady lightner on fire, the other
Speaker 1: one guy gets knifed in the throat or something. Then
Speaker 1: the other gate the other day, some guy just goes
Speaker 1: through the gate and pushes a dude out in front
Speaker 1: of it, right in front of the train, talking about
Speaker 1: the world's going on. He fell onto the truck as
Speaker 1: the subway train is coming. Yeah, and he was positioned
Speaker 1: in a way where he suffered no injuries. He was
Speaker 1: just in the right position under the train, between the wheels,
Speaker 1: and he kept his head down. When you did your
Speaker 1: award winning show Did You Ride the Same Time? One time?
Speaker 1: Took two in turns with me? Okay, that was it,
Speaker 1: I mean, that was it. The smell. Paul O'Neil set
Speaker 1: me up with some tickets at Yankee Stadium. I go
Speaker 1: out there and it's it's smelled, smelled like urine. Now
Speaker 1: you can't. Now you ride it, and you take your
Speaker 1: life in your hands. You have a choice of getting
Speaker 1: waiting for it or getting on it. Have a choice
Speaker 1: of being set on fire, have your throat slished slashed,
Speaker 1: or pulled onto the truck. Which one do you accept?
Speaker 1: I'm I'm taking the bus. I'm gonna ride the cash cab.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm gonna do. I love that show, by
Speaker 1: the way, it's the greatest cash can. I know it's
Speaker 1: you have too much free time to watch? I know
Speaker 1: I like that And and uh coming back we got
Speaker 1: the Serpents are back with New Orleans with the with
Speaker 1: the with the Gator Men are back and then uh
Speaker 1: and then also uh the the Trumpster the other night
Speaker 1: had the village people in and he he did it,
Speaker 1: did the dance, did the dance, and Melania did too.
Speaker 1: Uh segment if you get Beach one in here someday
Speaker 1: this way we got to get beach wood in here.
Speaker 1: Now I want to hear the y m c A.
Speaker 1: And I want to see the Trump dance. And then
Speaker 1: also do you want Miami, Yes, Miami redhawkses hammered, yes,
Speaker 1: Colorado State in the Snoop Dog Bowl, the Rams, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean even Chuck Martin was dancing with Snoop Dog
Speaker 1: doing the doing the Trumpster. I think they were doing
Speaker 1: the dog the yamc aduce. That was the best. Have
Speaker 1: you seen some of the videos of what at the
Speaker 1: village people? Yes, at the at mar Lago, Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: the best.
Speaker 7: It is.
Speaker 1: If I if I can, And then our well do
Speaker 1: we still have a president? Or he is he done?
Speaker 1: And about he went to Saint Croix, didn't say anything
Speaker 1: about the tragedy the other day, and in Delaware and
Speaker 1: the Delaware and now and then where is he going?
Speaker 1: He's camp David, Oh boy, now he's going to go
Speaker 1: back on vacation. And then also Willy, we say our
Speaker 1: condolences to President Jimmy Carter and his family. Thirty ninth
Speaker 1: President of the United States, rising away at one hundred.
Speaker 1: Terrible president, but awful After the presidency. He did his thing,
Speaker 1: not much better than he did the Habitat for you man.
Speaker 1: Any other than that, oh I remember is it was
Speaker 1: they were not going to they were not going to
Speaker 1: release those hostages with him in office. Am I correct? Correct?
Speaker 1: And showed up right in the media wants to rehabilitate
Speaker 1: Jimmy Carter, but not here. I have a memory segment
Speaker 1: of high energy prices. I have a memory of getting
Speaker 1: your car filled up based on your license plate, odd
Speaker 1: or evil. I have a memory of home at fourteen
Speaker 1: percent interest rate. Mike was talking about that this morning.
Speaker 1: He was sixteen with thirteen and the recession and the
Speaker 1: weakness of a home and abroad and where a sweater
Speaker 1: turned down your thermostad. And he also said by nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety there'd be no oil left anywhere in the world.
Speaker 1: That's a Jimmy Carter prediction. Oops. The only thing he
Speaker 1: did right was Habitat for humanity. Other about Billy Beer,
Speaker 1: that's another issue. I have no respect whatsoever for Jimmy
Speaker 1: Carter's presidency or what he did afterwards, saddling up to
Speaker 1: dictators hurting Israel, hurting the Jews, and never met a
Speaker 1: dictator who murdered people he didn't like. That's Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 1: Don't get me started on Jimmy Carter's what I'm saying. Okay, sorry,
Speaker 1: all right, we have a live report coming up. Here's
Speaker 1: the New Orleans police superintendent. She needs dentures. I mean,
Speaker 1: I look at her and she's sixty five years old.
Speaker 1: She's an old sixty five retire immediately. So I don't
Speaker 1: know what to tell you, but I have no respect,
Speaker 1: no respect for Jimmy Carter whatsoever. Okay, By the way,
Speaker 1: according to this one message I got, Joe Biden so
Speaker 1: far has taken five hundred and seventy days of vacation.
Speaker 1: That's forty percent of the time. And when he's working,
Speaker 1: he doesn't work. Anyway, we have no president who's running
Speaker 1: the presidency then, so much should tell the media to
Speaker 1: investigate that issue. Said of the craft they investigate, wait
Speaker 1: till the books come out after he's done. Don't get
Speaker 1: me started on segment on Jimmy Carter being rehabilitated by
Speaker 1: the media makes me vomit. I've done some of that recently,
Speaker 1: which is why I'm seeing doctor Michael Fisher about my
Speaker 1: gallbladder on Monday, segment. My gallbladder may have to go south.
Speaker 1: Is up to doctor Michael Fisher at christ Hospital to
Speaker 1: get it done, so I wont know you do it?
Speaker 1: MRI got more than RBIs Hollywood? Look at you? My
Speaker 1: gall bladder's got to eat that. Where Doc Hollywood? Where
Speaker 1: he was hanging? Where is he was in Arizona with Miami?
Speaker 1: He was hanging with the dog? Got more MRIs magin
Speaker 1: that Doc Hollywood is the snoop Dog, snoop Dog? How
Speaker 1: about those two? How about that? How about that for
Speaker 1: a picture? Then Tuesday, I've been asked by the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court of Ohio. Don't tell me you're one of the
Speaker 1: seven the master of ceremonies at their sacred investiture swearing
Speaker 1: in the justices. Where does this take place at Mike
Speaker 1: the Wines House or something? Supreme Court? The court room
Speaker 1: of the Ohio Supreme Court with Sharon Kennedy, Megan Shanahan,
Speaker 1: Patrick Fisher, they were here right, correct, right? Patrick DeWine,
Speaker 1: Jennifer what's her name? And one other guy I'm forgetting.
Speaker 1: Who is that guy? I can't remember? He was a
Speaker 1: seventh guy. He isn't he's still out of work. He
Speaker 1: was a pros get her here? What's his name? Can
Speaker 1: I play T N T at that point in the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court chambers? So wait a minute, So you're gonna
Speaker 1: go up there, raise your right hand. Repeater, I sharing
Speaker 1: Kennedy souse, I only swear to the Supreme Court, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Then then Justice Joe's gonna walk right, raise your right hand.
Speaker 3: You will get through.
Speaker 1: You will get through that ten seconds less than ten seconds.
Speaker 1: Can't you start laughing? I can't look. No, you will look,
Speaker 1: you will laugh and everything. Make you what you ought
Speaker 1: to do? Make him the first guy? Is there? Is
Speaker 1: there a certain way down?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: What is it? He's the first one, the most recent. Well,
Speaker 1: you might as well get it over with. Joe wants
Speaker 1: to wear a tuxedo. Penguins look better than you and tuxedos. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens, won't we. So Joe's gonna be
Speaker 1: the first guy you swear in correct. I hope somebody
Speaker 1: gets video of that, because I tell him I can't
Speaker 1: look at him. I guarantee you'll be laughing at each
Speaker 1: other in ten seconds or less. When I first met
Speaker 1: and he lost to John Waxmunsky for Springfield Township Trustee
Speaker 1: in nineteen eighty five. How do you put that on
Speaker 1: a campaign sign? Vote for wax Monsky. Wow, that guy
Speaker 1: beat Joe Dieters. Then he won eleven in a row.
Speaker 1: At what election that was for Springfield Township? Trust is
Speaker 1: really Frank Michael and he lost to Frank Waxmunsky TNT
Speaker 1: did yes, got hammered and now look at him? Segment,
Speaker 1: give me out of the Stuge Report. I have a
Speaker 1: live report coming from New Orleans from a general whoa mercy,
Speaker 1: just saying, look at the sight outside of the Superdome.
Speaker 1: They're ready to go, baby, I bet dogs. In the
Speaker 1: Irish segment, give me out of the Studge Report. You're
Speaker 1: wasting time. Well, they have this beautiful day in the
Speaker 1: tri State and the first Stuge Report of twenty twenty five. Hey,
Speaker 1: we have many to follow. We leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the Stude Report.
Speaker 2: You know I was gonna call, I just couldn't remember
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Speaker 1: ends to Bill Cunningham, The Great American. Of course, we'll
Speaker 1: continue to follow the events happening New Orleans and also
Speaker 1: indirectly in Las Vegas. Jonan you and on now is
Speaker 1: Lieutenant General Richard Newton, retired. Lieutenant General Richard Newton has
Speaker 1: spent about thirty four years and the military now retired
Speaker 1: Assistant Vice Chief of Staff and General Newton, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And General. When these stories broke,
Speaker 1: as a Great American, I like to think that the
Speaker 1: American military is the best and the brightest at dimes
Speaker 1: that may lose its way with some of their ideas
Speaker 1: about d EI, et cetera. But nonetheless, many of us
Speaker 1: were somewhat shocked that the two persons involved in these
Speaker 1: acts of terror, one in New Orleans and one in
Speaker 1: Las Vegas, might have been related somehow. They were both
Speaker 1: starved at Fort Bragg, probably with hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 1: others at the same time. But nonetheless, as a retired
Speaker 1: military leader, I've read your resume. I'm honored to have
Speaker 1: you on the phone with me, Lieutenant General Richard Newton.
Speaker 1: But what came to your mind is these two events
Speaker 1: reporting this has taken place and both have a military connection.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you, Bill, it's good to be with you.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately under these circumstances. But nonetheless, the bottom line is
Speaker 4: the forces of Islamic radicalism have not gone away. This
Speaker 4: evil act of terrorism, both in New Orleans and also
Speaker 4: in Las Vegas. These are acts of evil done by terrorists.
Speaker 4: In my book Guardians, specifically, the fact that they're associated
Speaker 4: with military. Certainly the terrorists in New Orleans had served
Speaker 4: eight years on acting dut the United States Army in
Speaker 4: five years in the reserve shows the reach that you know,
Speaker 4: ISIS and others can have. You know, we have sixteen
Speaker 4: million veterans living in the United States and that's quite
Speaker 4: a large cohort. But I would say it's not just
Speaker 4: the military cohort that could be targets of influenced by ISIS,
Speaker 4: but other parts of the United States.
Speaker 3: And it just goes to.
Speaker 4: Show that ISIS have, you know, had somewhat been put
Speaker 4: in a weakened state under President Trump during his administration.
Speaker 4: Now that they're trying to fight back and to have
Speaker 4: influence not only in Europe as we saw, but also
Speaker 4: in the United States. It's unfortunate, but we'll get to
Speaker 4: the bottom of it. But you know, the American people again,
Speaker 4: we have to realize that we are a target, that
Speaker 4: we are hated by these fundamentalist groups and organizations, and
Speaker 4: that the fact is is that you can't take our
Speaker 4: freedoms for granted at all.
Speaker 1: Well, the thing is, when I watched the media coverage,
Speaker 1: often it is said that the liberal media want to
Speaker 1: make a connection between terrorism and the US military, and
Speaker 1: that's somehow the wrong things are being taught. Or secondly
Speaker 1: that on one hand, they might be bloodthirsty warriors wanting
Speaker 1: to kill and Maine because they've served in the military,
Speaker 1: and the military comes in the media something happens bad
Speaker 1: with a cop or with a deputy sheriff or somebody
Speaker 1: in the military, their status is put front and center.
Speaker 1: But you point out there's thirteen or so million American
Speaker 1: veterans that have nothing to do with any of this.
Speaker 1: Probably the most peaceful, god fearing, law abiding citizens that
Speaker 1: have ever lived are veterans from the US military, and
Speaker 1: you're one of them. You wouldn't even think about such things.
Speaker 1: So there is there an argument available that whether it
Speaker 1: was fort Hood with I recalled guy's name was Major Hassan,
Speaker 1: who was an Army major that murdered thirteen American soldiers
Speaker 1: and injured about thirty others. That when those in the
Speaker 1: media draw a connection between the US military more or
Speaker 1: less giving birth to terrorists, what is your reaction, Well,
Speaker 1: I was interesting.
Speaker 4: You bring out Major Hassan, by the way, who's on
Speaker 4: death row at Fort Leavenworth as we speak. I was
Speaker 4: the one of the We had assembled a team on
Speaker 4: the morning of November fifth, two thousand and nine, or
Speaker 4: rout of the afternoon in a high levels investigative team,
Speaker 4: and I was part of that to the first couple
Speaker 4: of days of the Fort Hood investigation, and what we
Speaker 4: discovered through FBI investigation, a separate Department of Defense investigation.
Speaker 4: Congress also was that there's this concept and it's hard
Speaker 4: to get our minds wrapped around this bill because these
Speaker 4: are mean acts. These are people who who who spurn
Speaker 4: hate uh and so, and not just attributed to you know,
Speaker 4: a veteran population or any part of the American population.
Speaker 4: These are these are what I would call one offs,
Speaker 4: uh of anyone around the world. Frankly, But what we
Speaker 4: discovered was that there's this uh what I call a
Speaker 4: linear radicalization. It's like you go from events connected to
Speaker 4: events connected to events, then you get this, Uh, there's
Speaker 4: these terrorist acts. In the case of Major Hassan but
Speaker 4: who was an army major. But he was really a psychiatrist.
Speaker 4: He was a part of the Army medical courts.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: He had some personal issues which led to things that
Speaker 4: you know, let's talk about perhaps the terrorists. Uh in
Speaker 4: New Orleans Jobber, it was one where he was going
Speaker 4: through divorces, he had failed marriages, he had failed relationships
Speaker 4: with his with his daughters, he was high in debt,
Speaker 4: and then that led to an event whereby he had
Speaker 4: this army religious uh intensifi kings that was intensified. Uh
Speaker 4: steve to what I'm making presumptions here, but I'm just
Speaker 4: going through what I think could be a process. So
Speaker 4: his Islamic beliefs are intensified, which then lead to a
Speaker 4: path of even more radicalization, which leads to the fact
Speaker 4: that he's going to go out and chill and name
Speaker 4: and he I believe he had every intent Bill at
Speaker 4: three point thirty five in the morning on you know,
Speaker 4: just it wasn't twenty four hours or so ago was
Speaker 4: also be killed on spot there New Orleans. Uh, And
Speaker 4: so that's what we're going to find out.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 4: The bottom line is that, uh, these radical Islamic terrorists,
Speaker 4: they they want to do harm to the American people.
Speaker 4: They want to do harm to everything we stand for.
Speaker 4: And while I'm mount a roll here, let me take
Speaker 4: one more point, if I may. The FBI Director Christopher
Speaker 4: Ray testified before the House representatives in open form back
Speaker 4: in April that he has not seen in his thirty
Speaker 4: plus years in law enforcement and the FBI a condition
Speaker 4: where there is threats to the United States from our
Speaker 4: for the safety of American people as well as our
Speaker 4: national security that he has seen at that moment, and
Speaker 4: that obviously has come true.
Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 4: You've got October seventh, the most hateous attack and on
Speaker 4: twenty twenty three against against Israel, which has spurned off
Speaker 4: a lot of uh, you know, terrorism activity and so forth.
Speaker 4: You also have a very poorest border that has ensued
Speaker 4: for the last several years, uh Princeiville in Arizona and Texas,
Speaker 4: which allows for literally, uh you know, bad people to
Speaker 4: do bad things coming in the back door of the
Speaker 4: United States. That's why I would advocate for when I
Speaker 4: would buy President Trump that we have to stay offensive against,
Speaker 4: you know, radical terrorist groups such as ISIS in northern Syria.
Speaker 4: We've got a base of operations there, we've been operating
Speaker 4: they between nine hundred and two thousand people. We need
Speaker 4: to go offensive against these radical uh, these radical terrorist
Speaker 4: groups so that their terrorism in their reach in the
Speaker 4: United States doesn't doesn't come on shore.
Speaker 1: So kind of uneral, Richard Newton retired, you bring up problems,
Speaker 1: and Jabbar, the New Orleans mass murderer, had marital had
Speaker 1: women problems, he was in debt, and he turned toward
Speaker 1: a branch of Islam that said, the resolution of your
Speaker 1: difficulty is to go out and kill the infidel in
Speaker 1: large numbers. And I would anticipate that Major Hasan, who
Speaker 1: was a psychiatrist, thought that he was doing the Lord's
Speaker 1: work when he's shot in cold blood thirteen proud American soldiers.
Speaker 1: And I would imagine when we get the final information
Speaker 1: out of Las Vegas, it'll be the same that somehow
Speaker 1: there's a branch of Islam that says the way to
Speaker 1: solve your difficulties is to murder innocent men, women and children.
Speaker 1: I've never left a Roman Catholic mass and said you
Speaker 1: know what, damn, I want to go kill somebody. It
Speaker 1: happens in the Islamic world many times on a late
Speaker 1: Friday that large numbers come out shouting, arguing and screaming
Speaker 1: about killing the Infidel, which is there towards their version
Speaker 1: of heaven. And the head of the snake is Iran.
Speaker 1: You spent you're an Air Force lieutenant general retired, and
Speaker 1: the head of the snake is Iran, and the Iranian
Speaker 1: people need to be freed from its leadership. Have you
Speaker 1: ever encountered in the last since nineteen seventy nine, what
Speaker 1: forty five years, forty six years ago, that Iran is
Speaker 1: in a more vulnerable position than it is today and
Speaker 1: now's the time to strike.
Speaker 4: I agree from a standpoint of the vulnerability of Iran,
Speaker 4: I believe that certainly we all lot gett a gratitude
Speaker 4: frankly to Prime miss for in it Yahoo and what
Speaker 4: he had done leading Israel in terms of that hainus
Speaker 4: they're nine to eleven, if you will. Was on October
Speaker 4: seventh to twenty twenty three when Hamas did that teck
Speaker 4: and then a day later Heasla starts ringing down missiles
Speaker 4: and artillery shells and cruz missiles and drones against Israel
Speaker 4: and then you know, a couple of days later at
Speaker 4: the hoopies now are correctly holding the Red Sea. Well,
Speaker 4: twelve percent of global commerce shipping goes through hostage uh
Speaker 4: to to you know, free lines of communication of shipping
Speaker 4: and so forth. And you're right, Iran has been the
Speaker 4: source of the largest export of terrorism buill has been
Speaker 4: the nation state of revolutionary Iran, and we're starting to
Speaker 4: see that. But nonetheless, I believe they are now on
Speaker 4: their heels and it's time that we uh you know,
Speaker 4: focus and continue to support Prime Minister Ninya who let
Speaker 4: him finish the job with Hamas and gothell them finish
Speaker 4: the job at Heslo in Lebanon, but also take a
Speaker 4: very close eye towards how we're going to deal with
Speaker 4: They're wrong. They cannot get any closer in their close
Speaker 4: bill to the development and therefore an ability to employ
Speaker 4: a nuclear weapon. I don't think we're going to see
Speaker 4: that happen on the Trump administration. There's three things as
Speaker 4: I segue into President Trump and now he sees things
Speaker 4: from a national security standpoint. First number one, strategic clarity.
Speaker 4: He's going to call out who the adversary is who
Speaker 4: the enemy is. In my book, it's the leading culprit
Speaker 4: here is China. That's another conversation for another day, but
Speaker 4: includes Russia, North Korea, and certainly Iran. Secondly, he's going
Speaker 4: to make sure that other allies of ours and friends
Speaker 4: and allies of arts that they will also add towards
Speaker 4: their defense. That it's not just the United States always
Speaker 4: picking up the tab. I'm very pro for alliances, but
Speaker 4: I think it's others that others, especially NATO in other
Speaker 4: countries that also need to pair more of a fair share.
Speaker 4: But the third point is it's key under President Trump
Speaker 4: and his new national security team will focus on is
Speaker 4: peace through strength. The only thing in an adversary understands,
Speaker 4: in this case in Iran, in order to turn them
Speaker 4: from EI they're expanding their nuclear weapons capabilities or employing
Speaker 4: weapons of mass destruction. Is you need both capability, which
Speaker 4: we have, but you need will will, especially at the
Speaker 4: political level. That's what's been lacking recently. And so that's
Speaker 4: the only thing a Putin understands, the only thing that
Speaker 4: she understands in China. It's the only thing I total
Speaker 4: understands in Iran. And so you're going to see that
Speaker 4: come January twentieth, that peace through strength and whether or
Speaker 4: not it leads to us having to decimate a run.
Speaker 4: In terms of not there against their people, we have
Speaker 4: nothing against their people. It's against their nuclear weapons ambitions
Speaker 4: that will be determined. It's all up your ron. If
Speaker 4: they want to back off, they have an opportunity to
Speaker 4: do so. But we're gonna have President Trump and others
Speaker 4: are not going to allow for them to have a
Speaker 4: nuclear weapon if that happens. If they get a nuclear weapon,
Speaker 4: it turns the Midies upside down and is a great,
Speaker 4: great threat to US national security.
Speaker 1: Is there any doubt in your mind? Lieutenant General Richard
Speaker 1: Newton retired that if Iran receives a nuclear weapon, given
Speaker 1: the opportunity to set it off in Israel, they would
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, they would do it. Once they get hands on
Speaker 4: their capabilities, they will. But what you've got the calculus
Speaker 4: has changed a little bit. When prime understanding, I went
Speaker 4: after them a second time after they rained icy in
Speaker 4: their kind of nobilistic missiles and Kruszmus and drones against
Speaker 4: Israel in the end of October. He went after their
Speaker 4: air defense capabilities. He went up near where their nuclear
Speaker 4: weapons production sites are. He didn't go after the nuclear
Speaker 4: weapons production sites, but he may send the IETOLA and
Speaker 4: the regime messages that he can use his air power
Speaker 4: and he can go downtown Iran wherever he wants to go.
Speaker 4: And since he's taken out the air defense systems, they're
Speaker 4: really they have very little protection right now, and they
Speaker 4: know that. So I believe that they're deterred at this point,
Speaker 4: but for some reason they feel compelled to start and
Speaker 4: to really now develop the means to deliver a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 4: That's a whole new tactus. And I believe you're going
Speaker 4: to see the United States leading the effort. I would
Speaker 4: advise the president to leave the effort, to not let
Speaker 4: that happen and take out those nuclear weapons capabilities because.
Speaker 1: Israel says never again. About a year and a half ago,
Speaker 1: I spent about two weeks in Israel and went through
Speaker 1: the Holocaust Museum. You see these young men and women
Speaker 1: Israeli IDF soldiers marching around with their weapons, and I
Speaker 1: felt safe. And the slogan of the Holocaust Museum was
Speaker 1: never again. And if Israel beliefs, which I think all
Speaker 1: of us do, that Iran would set off a nuclear
Speaker 1: war to kill as many as possible, including themselves, because
Speaker 1: it is a culture of death, not a culture of life.
Speaker 1: The way to get to heaven is to kill the
Speaker 1: infidel in large numbers. And as Infidels have been killed
Speaker 1: to the tune of some two hundred thousand in the
Speaker 1: past twenty five years at the hands of Islamic terror,
Speaker 1: but ninety two percent or other Muslims killed in Islamic terror,
Speaker 1: it is somewhat unusual to have Americans or the Europeans
Speaker 1: killed mainly the Islamic terrors kill other Muslims by ninety
Speaker 1: two percent. But nonetheless, we can't live under the gun,
Speaker 1: and there's nothing in the US military that causes someone
Speaker 1: to become radicalized. Over the weekend, I saw some reporting
Speaker 1: that maybe some of the teaching that you have done,
Speaker 1: or at generals have done, it gives birth the radical
Speaker 1: Islamist in the military. Not as a ridiculous charge. What
Speaker 1: do you say about that?
Speaker 4: I say that is absolutely first unfathomable for anybody to
Speaker 4: think that. Secondly, I have the greatest trust in our
Speaker 4: men and women in uniform. We have two point one
Speaker 4: million men and women in uniform active duty Guard and
Speaker 4: Reserve and so forth. They are extremely well led, they're
Speaker 4: well equipped. We've got to modernize our force. But today
Speaker 4: we have several hundreds of thousands of men and women
Speaker 4: serving overseas and Harm's Way, all volunteers, all raise the
Speaker 4: right hand like I did, to support and defend the
Speaker 4: Constitution the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.
Speaker 4: I would close on this point. Number one, I would
Speaker 4: make sure our American people and some of our listeners
Speaker 4: right now understand that this is still the greatest nation
Speaker 4: in the world. Secondly, we are the beacon of hope.
Speaker 4: We're the beacon of light of freedom of all nations
Speaker 4: around the world. They're all going to be looking to
Speaker 4: the United States and how do we deal with this
Speaker 4: homegrown domestic cares that perhaps has been influenced strongly influenced
Speaker 4: by isis how we're going to deal with that? In
Speaker 4: New Orleans and subsequently likely in Las Vegas, they're gonna
Speaker 4: be look to how we deal with that and how
Speaker 4: we're defending ourselves. It's gonna have to start at the
Speaker 4: border starting on January twentieth. And my last point is
Speaker 4: that the fact is is that it's still you know,
Speaker 4: we're gonna call it's twenty hundred the United States, and
Speaker 4: that's that's from a diplomatic standpoint, that's economically and financial,
Speaker 4: and that's with military, and we are the sole superpower,
Speaker 4: but we're the superpower that understands how to support and
Speaker 4: defend freedom. We're the beacon for freedom for the rest
Speaker 4: of the free world. And I believe that is a
Speaker 4: charge that we have, and it's something that we realize
Speaker 4: that freedom isn't free. I would wish that we didn't
Speaker 4: in frankly, didn't even have to have a military, but
Speaker 4: we do. The enemy gets the vote here, and so
Speaker 4: I believe that's where we're gonna believe. This is where
Speaker 4: the United States has got to lead. And we can
Speaker 4: no longer lead from the rear. We've got to lead
Speaker 4: from the front.
Speaker 1: Build You are a great American Lieutenant General Richard Newton
Speaker 1: retired to US Air Force at thirty four years, assistant
Speaker 1: Vice chief of Staff, and you're with News Nation at
Speaker 1: this point in Sean Compton and of course Danny Jansen
Speaker 1: and Lieutenant General Richard Newton, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show, and with your permission, we'll do
Speaker 1: it again. Thank you, General I'm Bill. Best to you,
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with more the line becomes
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Speaker 7: Primary because they were too busy holding a body up. Right,
Speaker 7: are we still rolling.
Speaker 1: On my office?
Speaker 7: Go for it? It was amazing that the pro choice
Speaker 7: party didn't give their voters one when it came to
Speaker 7: the presidential candidate. Tomal was forced on us so hard
Speaker 7: you think she was patented by Vizor Forrman Derna whicheveryone's.
Speaker 3: Said, oh God, and he just gave me a very
Speaker 3: serious look.
Speaker 7: I love going around the country because you see that
Speaker 7: Americans really are more reasonable than they.
Speaker 1: Would be worth treat.
Speaker 7: I'm pretty good and I'm playing bigger and bigger venues now.
Speaker 7: I thought being a mom would mean that less people
Speaker 7: want to come see me. I'm not playing, you know,
Speaker 7: like three thousand see Peter asked about the viewership of
Speaker 7: CNN these days, not this shall.
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Speaker 1: I mean, you're not so funny. I played three thousand
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Speaker 1: I'm done. Wow, that's it. And how they stay on
Speaker 1: the air, I have no idea. I don't either, I
Speaker 1: have no idea. But segment we have a circumstance now
Speaker 1: in a couple hours Notre Dame. I assume Rocky Boyman
Speaker 1: and his young wife Kelly are somehow down in New
Speaker 1: Orleans as we speak. I don't think so, Willie. I
Speaker 1: think he took the family to Mammoth Cave. Wow, I've
Speaker 1: been in there. That's frightening. I've never been in there.
Speaker 1: It's dark only even by it. But yeah, and then
Speaker 1: all do you have hope for the light? The party's over?
Speaker 1: What about Saturday evening in Pittsburgh, whether they win, then
Speaker 1: you gotta agonizingly wait around until like seven or eight
Speaker 1: o'clock Sunday night to see what the Chiefs and or
Speaker 1: the Dolphins do. Aren't they both favored by Big Margins.
Speaker 1: All the Chiefs are playing in Denver, but and and
Speaker 1: the Dolphins are playing the Jets. And one thing is
Speaker 1: that Aaron Rodgers just got to quit go up to
Speaker 1: that cabin that he that he goes to to meditate
Speaker 1: and just sit there for a couple of years. It's
Speaker 1: a goofball from California. Why do you think that you're
Speaker 1: gonna make it big in New York? He was paid
Speaker 1: one hundred million dollars for two years. Thank you. If
Speaker 1: you're paid one hundred million dollars, do you care if
Speaker 1: you're making in New York? Probably not.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: In the first year he didn't play at all. Right,
Speaker 1: that's truly right. Second year he stinks. Could have stayed
Speaker 1: with Green Bay. Needs one more TD pass to get
Speaker 1: the five hundred. He may not get there. But the
Speaker 1: Dolphins they do not like cold weather, correct, And this
Speaker 1: Sunday in New York is going to be free to
Speaker 1: the action. And then the other hand, did the Chiefs
Speaker 1: even care to play the game? Well there their starters
Speaker 1: aren't aren't going to go homes the Eagles or the
Speaker 1: Eagles are sitting guys and including Barkley, who's what gone
Speaker 1: just a few hundred yards away from the all time
Speaker 1: NFL record him one five? So you do that? Do
Speaker 1: you do you sit him or let him play risk injury?
Speaker 1: Is your goal to get to two thousand, two hundred
Speaker 1: yards or to win the championship, I would say, championship.
Speaker 1: There you go, you don't. But also, Mahomes, I think
Speaker 1: Taite's boyfriend, Tite, the great one from UC, mister Kelsey
Speaker 1: and a few others aren't going to play for the Chiefs. No,
Speaker 1: And I'm sure the Broncos are going to say, you
Speaker 1: know what, here we come. We're not going to do
Speaker 1: what we did last week in Cincinnati, Bingo in a
Speaker 1: real game, I would think that you might be a
Speaker 1: a snowstorm too. You never know. In Denver, who knows.
Speaker 1: But it shouldn't have come to this. I think the
Speaker 1: New England game to start the well, it's amazing, Willie
Speaker 1: that they're on this winning streak at the end of
Speaker 1: the season when it doesn't matter. They started oh and three.
Speaker 1: Remember they thought, well, you know, the Patriots gonna you know,
Speaker 1: the Patriots are gonna be a pushover. What the Patriots do?
Speaker 1: They came here and won, and they and then and
Speaker 1: then they started out oh and three and then they
Speaker 1: lost and that that was and then they lost those
Speaker 1: games by what they were up by ten? What two
Speaker 1: or three times against Baltimore? Right could they can't finish games?
Speaker 1: And then they score thirty eight or more points and
Speaker 1: they still lose. I mean that's Sam Weisch era right there.
Speaker 1: I mean that was Sam Weiss when Boomer and Chris
Speaker 1: and all those guys were playing back then. Because the
Speaker 1: Bengals are racking up thirty five plus points a game,
Speaker 1: they were going nuts, segment direct, absolute nuts. Now they're
Speaker 1: winning now if they would have won. To hear games
Speaker 1: here or there, I mean, who knows, Oh, nobody knows.
Speaker 1: Somehow something's gonna happen in summer camp to say, start
Speaker 1: winning games early on. Do you agree or not? I would?
Speaker 1: I would? Well, Now where the thing, the thing that's
Speaker 1: going to dominate the offseason now is Chase Higgins and
Speaker 1: the big question how much everything? What do you got?
Speaker 1: Give it to me?
Speaker 8: One ten left in overtime, the Bengals trying to win
Speaker 8: it from the three yard line of Denver Burrow looking
Speaker 8: to throw his pass.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 8: My tea Higgins touchdown, It's Bengals.
Speaker 1: And the final playoff spot in the.
Speaker 8: AFC will not be decided until the final week of
Speaker 8: the regular season. The Cincinnati Bengals are still alive as
Speaker 8: Joe Burrow hits t Higgins for a game winning.
Speaker 1: Touchdown, saying to start things off, Patriots in the Bengals
Speaker 1: September the eighth Patriots, it's beat the Bengals sixteen to ten,
Speaker 1: a loss. Then they play the Chiefs there, yeah and two.
Speaker 1: Then they come back home and play the Washington Commanders,
Speaker 1: lose thirty eight to thirty three. They can go that
Speaker 1: oh and three and beat the Panthers there, everybody, you
Speaker 1: your your deer park could beat them. Then come back
Speaker 1: here and of course lose to the Ravens right then
Speaker 1: they beat the Giants there. Then they go to Cleveland
Speaker 1: and beat the Browns. So basically they open up oh
Speaker 1: and three and from that point on they're not so bad. No,
Speaker 1: you got to and then they're they're out. They're working
Speaker 1: out of a hole that they're just barely trying to
Speaker 1: get out of. Now that happens every year, it seems right.
Speaker 1: I think Joe Burrow is something like one and eleven
Speaker 1: the first three games of each year for the last
Speaker 1: four and then Pittsburgh has got Pittsburgh's gonna play all
Speaker 1: their people because they want that. They want to solidify
Speaker 1: their the number one, their number five playoff spot. They
Speaker 1: want to win it correct, So who knows they're gonna
Speaker 1: go They're gonna go for it. And second, do you
Speaker 1: have hope? Do you have hope? All way, Willy, That's
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Speaker 1: But it's not a football game, right, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a bunch of games. They're playing tug a war and
Speaker 1: they're playing flag football. Great, can't wait because remember the
Speaker 1: past Bengals, like one Tyler Eifert got hurt, went to
Speaker 1: the Pro Bowl in Hawaii, and I don't want to
Speaker 1: play for he got he got hurt all the time.
Speaker 1: And that's why, that's why they were getting guys hurt
Speaker 1: in the Pro Bowl playing when they weren't even playing
Speaker 1: in the NBA. Did want to playing. And then they
Speaker 1: started this flag football thing, flag football, and then and
Speaker 1: then and then, I guess it's different passing drills. And
Speaker 1: I don't know what would Bob Trump say about that,
Speaker 1: get rid of it flag football? But if the although
Speaker 1: the didn't the Trumpster make Pro Bowl. I thought he
Speaker 1: was a pro. I thought he was a pro bowler.
Speaker 1: You mean Bob Trumpet number eighty four. Well, maybe they
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Speaker 1: think Audie e in the house because Rocky is walking
Speaker 1: around Mammoth Cave. I heard he was at the uh
Speaker 1: They's Sugar U Bowl. Oh no, maybe he is. Maybe
Speaker 1: they went from there to there. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: know live from Long Necks and Wilder six oh five
Speaker 1: here on seven hundred WLW sixteenth ranks. Cincinnati Bearcats back
Speaker 1: in action on Saturday as Arizona comes to town. Preview
Speaker 1: the game tonight, West Miller Show Live from Tom Gregory's
Speaker 1: original Montgomery in at eight oh five here on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW and segment I haven't here. Bob Trumpy was
Speaker 1: a two time, two time NFL Pro Bowl That's what
Speaker 1: I thought in two time AFL All Star. I'm satis
Speaker 1: NHL Tonight Detroit at Columbus six thirty, Fox Sports thirteen sixties.
Speaker 1: Who was a better receiver, Trumpy or Collinsworth? I don't know,
Speaker 1: Willie that was. That's obviously two gigantic different eras back
Speaker 1: then Trump was. Trump was a reliable and great tight end.
Speaker 1: What about Chris? What about Collinsworth? Same way, but I
Speaker 1: mean two different positions though Trump a great blocker, is
Speaker 1: a tight end and a pass catcher number eighty four
Speaker 1: and the uh see see the Pride of the Florida Gators.
Speaker 1: He hasn't called yet, has he No? I guess he's
Speaker 1: probably snowbound in Minneapolis and well I'm not sure where
Speaker 1: he is, but I'm gonna be for Sunday Night football.
Speaker 1: Let's determine, I said, Bob Trump, he made it to
Speaker 1: the Pro Bowl twice. Right, Let's go to Chris Collinsworth. Okay,
Speaker 1: and see what he did. He's been there a few
Speaker 1: times than that wide receiver, National Football League for eight seasons,
Speaker 1: played college ball at Florida, recognized as All American, says
Speaker 1: nothing about college highlights. Oh oh uh oh, three times
Speaker 1: Pro bowl er Chris collins There you go, oh oh,
Speaker 1: there you go? Three times to two. So Collinsworth was
Speaker 1: better than you thought receiving the football. Uh yeah, him
Speaker 1: three times. He's in the Florida Athletic Hall of Fame.
Speaker 1: He's got three Pro Bowlers. Bob Trumpy, well two, I'm
Speaker 1: going with Collinsworth. I'm going with both. Had to work.
Speaker 1: I worked proudly with both of them. Who was better,
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase or Chris Collinsworth? Now what he always asked
Speaker 1: me this, What do you think I think Jamar Chase one,
Speaker 1: it's gonna get the Triple Crown? I mean, come on,
Speaker 1: it was the number eighty. Yeah, I mean I don't know.
Speaker 1: Does he get me? Does he get bonus for the
Speaker 1: triple Crown. Or no, no, Isaac Curtis number eighty five
Speaker 1: not bad either. Or Tim Tim McGee, the great Tim
Speaker 1: McGee prior to Tennessee and the and the president of
Speaker 1: the Middletown Pickleball Association. To you mister and you know
Speaker 1: his uh the son of Abraham Lincoln Colin Sworth Abe
Speaker 1: Lincoln Collinsworth known as Lincoln in high school, was one
Speaker 1: of the top scores for Kentucky high school basketball history
Speaker 1: and played for the Fidland Five at UK. Did you
Speaker 1: know that collins Froth's dad was member of the Fidland five?
Speaker 1: Everybody did that? Everybody do that and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: Segment is editing. Isn't it great to be back? Yes,
Speaker 1: Mike and I and you are the only ones here
Speaker 1: right now. Where's slowany Is he coming back or on vacation?
Speaker 1: What about that he just started the new year? How
Speaker 1: could you be on the years only two years old?
Speaker 1: What about Eddie? I don't know? What about the rock?
Speaker 1: What about moment he's running around in some cave and
Speaker 1: with the wife and pebbles, pebbles and the little rock.
Speaker 1: I bet you they're running around down there get lost.
Speaker 1: Should I have my gallbladder taken out? Yes?
Speaker 7: Or no?
Speaker 1: I'm seeing doctor Fisher on Monday, I know, yes or no?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Does it hurt you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: I mean, what's a gallbladder?
Speaker 4: Do?
Speaker 1: Well, it's a little bit hanging below the liver that
Speaker 1: provides by isle threw a duck do I mean an
Speaker 1: Oregon duck? Threw a duck into the liver. That's what
Speaker 1: we do on a daily basis. And I got two rocks,
Speaker 1: got two stones in my gallbladder. It's just different, obviously
Speaker 1: than a kidney stone, completely different. Those boys hurt, they hurt. Oh,
Speaker 1: this doesn't hurt that way. I had one kidney stone
Speaker 1: on an island in Tahiti, and that was another mistake
Speaker 1: in my life right there. I've had several, and that
Speaker 1: was one that's for sure. You had a fly of
Speaker 1: emergency emergency right metavac out of Tahiti. By the time
Speaker 1: I got here, I saw doctor Allen Cordell. It passed
Speaker 1: on flight between LA and CVEG and I didn't have
Speaker 1: to come back at all. I'm thinking, you got to
Speaker 1: be kidding me. You got to be kidding me to
Speaker 1: fly from Tahiti I was two hundred and fifty miles
Speaker 1: north of Tahiti. To go from a Tahiti on a
Speaker 1: private plane right to the capital of Tahiti whatever it was,
Speaker 1: from there to Honolulu. From Honolulu to Los Angeles, that's
Speaker 1: flying over a hell of a lot of water Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: By the time I got here had passed it. To
Speaker 1: take the trip at all, that was stupid. So did
Speaker 1: you go back?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 1: I said, hell would, I'm staying here. Well, you left
Speaker 1: Penny there, did you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 7: No? With me?
Speaker 1: I thought you left her there. Herve riisenfeldt hit the
Speaker 1: sun and the fun. Now, Harve Riisenfeld got it done,
Speaker 1: got me the flights and everything that the nurse on
Speaker 1: the ship tells me in broken French, and I spoke
Speaker 1: a little bit of French. I say, probably every from
Speaker 1: seeing Pooh. She said, we we. She then said you
Speaker 1: either have bladder cancer or kidney cancer. And I said,
Speaker 1: is there a third option? Like none? None? Yeah, don't
Speaker 1: know of the above. So with that diagnosis, wow, I said, let's.
Speaker 11: Go back this.
Speaker 1: During the flight from Tahiti on we were on the
Speaker 1: boat and I was, oh, you're on a boat. I
Speaker 1: was urinating a red substance colored blood out of my
Speaker 1: sponse and the doctor said kidney cancer or possibly bladder cancer.
Speaker 1: I said, is there a third choice here? It's like
Speaker 1: twenty five years ago, needles to say it was neither,
Speaker 1: and doctor Cordell said, don't worry, it's past. I said, great,
Speaker 1: you want to go back? I said, no, I'm here.
Speaker 1: I should have. That would have been pretty nice. I'm
Speaker 1: here at Christ. I'm staying at Christ. Segment, give me
Speaker 1: out of the student's report, getting ready of course for Bengals,
Speaker 1: and Ohio stays on after us. You know, I know,
Speaker 1: I don't know Dan Carroll. I know you rip on Dan,
Speaker 1: but I like Dan Carroll. Go ahead, segment, Willie and
Speaker 1: honor of a sunny day here at a tri State
Speaker 1: on this second day of twenty twenty five. We leave
Speaker 1: you with the immortal words of the stud report.
Speaker 11: You, without a doubt, should be MVP. I think if
Speaker 11: you ask anybody in the league right now, this ain't
Speaker 11: just me. We talked about in locker room. We said
Speaker 11: Joe Burrow was the best quarterback. We faced Parsons and
Speaker 11: we played Lamar this year. You can't ask anybody on
Speaker 11: the team. We said Joe Burrow was the best quarterback
Speaker 11: and the national foot both without a doubt.
Speaker 1: Dallas Cowboy Michael Parsons any number third, Micah Micah, Michaeh
Speaker 1: Parson number eleven. Well he is, but he's like, that's true,
Speaker 1: but he's not gonna. I bet you he finishes third,
Speaker 1: probably because they're all gonna go for Mahomes Allen. They're
Speaker 1: all going to go for Jackson and and and Josh
Speaker 1: Burrow is just gonna sit there and rack up the
Speaker 1: numbers like a casino. Compare his numbers to Josh Allen,
Speaker 1: Mahomes or Josh Allen, to compare him, who's on none
Speaker 1: none rush Joe Burrow, Right, but he's on the They're
Speaker 1: gonna it's Alan, Mahomes and uh and Jackson. They don't
Speaker 1: worry about anybody else, which is a joke. Don't get
Speaker 1: me started on that segment. I won't. All right, let's continue.
Speaker 1: It's good to be back together again. Yeah, Ben All
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