Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America, and welcome. There's a
Speaker 1: wonderful Wednesday after him. In the Tri State Reds baseball
Speaker 1: last night they were impregnable, unbeatable, and they beat up
Speaker 1: on the Kansas City Royals. Play again tonight starting about
Speaker 1: six forty first bitch about seven forty, Ella Dela Cruz
Speaker 1: is sitting two home runs about total of about one
Speaker 1: thousand feet unbelievable. Off tomorrow then back out of Chicago.
Speaker 1: But until then, I try my best as much as
Speaker 1: I can. Every day or two to watch Liz Bonus
Speaker 1: and the Power of twelve the Medical Reporter, all the
Speaker 1: health issues going on, and I discover things like vaccines,
Speaker 1: when to take them, when not to take them, vacation hoarding.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about that gloom and doom. We're
Speaker 1: going to talk about building testosterone and men and women,
Speaker 1: yes women, I think at some testosterone. Plus the new
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen variant spreads rapidly in the US. Experts warn
Speaker 1: plus we're told by the federal government that if you're
Speaker 1: a healthy child, don't get the vaccine COVID, and if
Speaker 1: you're pregnant with a healthy child, don't get the vaccine
Speaker 1: that is COVID nineteen. But the woman with all the
Speaker 1: answers is Liz Bonus. Liz Bonus, Welcome again to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham showing Liz, how are you?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 3: I am doing great and so far I don't think
Speaker 3: I've had this NB dot one dot eight dot one
Speaker 3: new COVID variant.
Speaker 1: Say that again? What is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Let me write this is so it's NB dot one
Speaker 3: dot eight dot one and it is going crazy in
Speaker 3: China right now. And you know what happens to us,
Speaker 3: Those lovely little variants for COVID don't understand the border
Speaker 3: control that we've been working on. Yeah, and it's already here.
Speaker 3: They've tested it in the free airport studies. You know,
Speaker 3: they know like where it is. Hey, have you ever
Speaker 3: gone into an airport and they said, let me swab
Speaker 3: your nose?
Speaker 1: It hadn't happened yet. I'm sure well at some point,
Speaker 1: but I'm not been swabbed in an airport.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 3: So just so you know, they have these sites set
Speaker 3: up especially for international travelers. So if you go to
Speaker 3: another country and you come back, they'll say, can we
Speaker 3: swab your notes? And that's how they find out like
Speaker 3: what variants are coming in and they're doing this around
Speaker 3: at airports, and this COVID thing has not stopped. I know,
Speaker 3: like you know, RFK Junior is saying that he doesn't
Speaker 3: want these vaccines for healthy people, and he doesn't want
Speaker 3: them for pregnant women. But there are variants that are
Speaker 3: coming here that we do not have immunity to. So
Speaker 3: we should be thinking that we should have options.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, is the new COVID vaccine which I
Speaker 1: will not take, by the way, I just I'm done
Speaker 1: with that. But should I be done with it? Because
Speaker 1: I'm like a normal, god fearing American. I took four
Speaker 1: or five COVID shots, did at all, And the last
Speaker 1: year or two I said to hell with it. Head
Speaker 1: on a cardiologist about a year or two ago, who said,
Speaker 1: the interior walls of cardiac arteries are being infected and weakened,
Speaker 1: either by either by COVID itself or by the vaccine
Speaker 1: or by pax slovin. We're not sure yet five or
Speaker 1: ten years we might know. I've had two or three
Speaker 1: buddies that got COVID, got the vaccine, did it all,
Speaker 1: and that they died of heart problems. I was told
Speaker 1: by doctor Fauci that if you get the vaccine, and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden said, if you get the vaccine, you can't
Speaker 1: get COVID and you can't pass it on the government's
Speaker 1: been misrepresenting the facts to us for so long. What
Speaker 1: do you believe, Liz Bonus? We rely upon you for
Speaker 1: the facts. What are the facts? There's a question in
Speaker 1: there somewhere. Can you answer it?
Speaker 3: I can answer it. So the current vaccine would cover
Speaker 3: you for this newest variant because it's like a cousin.
Speaker 3: Still if they're drifters. We've got some immunity, so you
Speaker 3: could get a vaccine, or if you've had COVID, you
Speaker 3: may have immunity to this. That is what we did
Speaker 3: not have when this virus first came out. Remember it
Speaker 3: was the novel virus. So you probably have some immunity now.
Speaker 3: And if you choose not to get another COVID nineteen vaccine,
Speaker 3: I'm okay with that, Okay. I will tell you that
Speaker 3: there are some populations, especially older adults. I mean, well,
Speaker 3: they like three hundred people a week are still dying
Speaker 3: from COVID nineteen. If three young people we were dying
Speaker 3: from chicken pox, we'd be saying something.
Speaker 1: That's like, that's like a fully loaded plane going down
Speaker 1: every week. Is what if there's seven forty sevens crashing
Speaker 1: every week, that'd be a crisis. So you're saying two
Speaker 1: hundred people, are they healthy, unhealthy? Or they're going to die?
Speaker 1: All of us are going to die anyway, But did
Speaker 1: they have something else? You know? What is it? Is
Speaker 1: it helpful?
Speaker 3: When I talk to our infectious to these people here,
Speaker 3: they tell me that most of the people in the hospital,
Speaker 3: which would be the ones who would at risk for
Speaker 3: dying from COVID still do have other comorbidities, do have
Speaker 3: other complications. So you shouldn't say nobody should get a vaccine,
Speaker 3: and you probably shouldn't say everybody should get a vaccine.
Speaker 3: I do like the idea of making it suggested for
Speaker 3: high risk groups, But the concern is that to say,
Speaker 3: you know, no kids need it isn't true either, because
Speaker 3: there are kids with comorbidities. And then to say no,
Speaker 3: price I know women need it isn't accurate either, because
Speaker 3: pregnancy is considered a high risk group. So what if
Speaker 3: you're pregnant and you have diabetes already, and you have
Speaker 3: several other major health problems, you know, you're now thinking, oh,
Speaker 3: I don't need to do that, and maybe you should
Speaker 3: ask your obgyn what that person thinks, because it may
Speaker 3: be something that you and your baby could be protected from.
Speaker 3: And there's all kinds of complications when mom gets that
Speaker 3: and a baby's in utero and gets it too. So
Speaker 3: I don't think there's a one size fits all, which
Speaker 3: is what we want to hear.
Speaker 1: You know what, I You have to rely upon your
Speaker 1: own doctor in whom you trust, and many people don't
Speaker 1: have doctors. There's a whole group of Americans living in
Speaker 1: the Tri State that don't have a regular activity with
Speaker 1: a doctor for some reason. I see doctors all the time.
Speaker 1: I don't know why. I guess I pay my bills
Speaker 1: and they want to make sure I'm probe correctly. I
Speaker 1: know my PSA numbers, despite Joe Biden, I think lying
Speaker 1: to us about not knowing he had stage four price
Speaker 1: day cancer. That's different issue. But if you don't have
Speaker 1: regular access to a doctor, there's a whole group of
Speaker 1: people out there, probably the majority of Tri State residents
Speaker 1: that don't have a doctor they can see every three
Speaker 1: to six months to check things out, and so they
Speaker 1: wait till a crisis happens, then they show up in
Speaker 1: an er and then it's too late. So you're saying,
Speaker 1: what do you say if you're a healthy woman with
Speaker 1: a healthy baby and no underlying conditions. Let's say you're
Speaker 1: twenty five years old and you're pregnant and the OB's
Speaker 1: telling you baby's fine, you're fine, you have no underlying conditions.
Speaker 1: Should you get the vaccine?
Speaker 3: I think that it would depend on if when you
Speaker 3: were pregnant. So say you're pregnant, and because again you
Speaker 3: can be healthy and that's still considered a high risk condition,
Speaker 3: and say there's a new variant now sweeping the country,
Speaker 3: say that one's coming in from China, that we don't
Speaker 3: have any immunity too. You should be talking to your
Speaker 3: doctor about what you what might protect you because if
Speaker 3: you get that new variant, you know you can end
Speaker 3: up in the hawk and it can do really harsh
Speaker 3: things to your baby. We know that from the flu.
Speaker 3: So I can't say nobody should now. I would like
Speaker 3: to think that if it's right now, when all my
Speaker 3: infectious of these people say so far our levels are low,
Speaker 3: then you know that's probably a reasonable thing not to
Speaker 3: have that. But you know what where do you ever
Speaker 3: go where there's one medical recommendation for everyone?
Speaker 1: Never?
Speaker 3: Yeah, And so I think that we just want one
Speaker 3: thing to be the answer. And so it's kind of
Speaker 3: misleading to say, you know, we're not going to give
Speaker 3: this to or we're not going to recommend it for
Speaker 3: pregnant women, and we're not going to recommend it for kids.
Speaker 3: And it's healthy kids. You know, if you talk to
Speaker 3: doctors and children and they'll tell you they have a
Speaker 3: lot of children with, you know, several illnesses that they
Speaker 3: are very much at risk for lung problems and COVID
Speaker 3: could do horrible things to them. So they might recommend
Speaker 3: if there's a new vaccine that comes out in the fall,
Speaker 3: that a certain child would get it. And you know
Speaker 3: what they'll tell you is like if I could predict
Speaker 3: which kids would and which kids wouldn't, we wouldn't tell
Speaker 3: everybody to the problem is we don't know, and healthy
Speaker 3: people have died of COVID nineteen. We all know that.
Speaker 3: So I don't think that this is as cut and
Speaker 3: dry as we want to make it out to be.
Speaker 3: I think that when we started it was a broad
Speaker 3: recommendation because nobody had any immunity it was a novel virus.
Speaker 3: I think now you could argue that you have some
Speaker 3: immunity so far to many of the variants and if
Speaker 3: you're willing to take your chances. But you know, I
Speaker 3: got an eighty year old mama just got out of
Speaker 3: the hospital, and she's had COVID like three times. We'll
Speaker 3: not get the vaccine, and she has a chronic lung condition.
Speaker 3: She gets really sick. Like we're surprised every time she's
Speaker 3: been able to get out of the hospital. The next
Speaker 3: time she might not. And that's that's really scary to me.
Speaker 1: I get it. I'm a hairy ass man, and I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: you know what, I can withstand this. But we men
Speaker 1: tend not to want to go to doctors anyway, and
Speaker 1: just so we avoid that. I'll never go to the
Speaker 1: doctor and get good news, you know, I always go
Speaker 1: to the doctor. Well, you got checked, and men just
Speaker 1: don't want to go to Can you answer that question?
Speaker 1: How come you ladies love to go to the doctor
Speaker 1: but men don't. Can you tell me why?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: I think it's the same thing about asking directions.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know it.
Speaker 3: So that was the thing that came out of you
Speaker 3: mentioned the Biden prostat cancer thing, and you know, all
Speaker 3: the doctors I talked about that said he may have
Speaker 3: not been getting regular tests for a PSA because it's
Speaker 3: not something that is necessarily something that every doctor does anymore.
Speaker 3: A lot of people think, if you want it, I'll
Speaker 3: give it to you. But it's not kind of a
Speaker 3: mandatory standard. And so he could have been tested when
Speaker 3: he was in the sixties and seventies and they stopped
Speaker 3: now and then he gets something very aggressive and in
Speaker 3: a very short amount of time. My oncologists have said
Speaker 3: that I've talked to, have said that that could spread quickly.
Speaker 3: And the first thing they said was nice, just go
Speaker 3: to the doctor, you know, like, just go and ask
Speaker 3: if that's something you should need. But I think it's
Speaker 3: because you were made to be the strong one. Like
Speaker 3: we take care of others. We don't take care of ourselves,
Speaker 3: and that's how you're wired. But in this case, taking
Speaker 3: care of you allows you to take care of others.
Speaker 3: So we know a lot more about these things now.
Speaker 1: All right, Now, let's move on a testosterone which is
Speaker 1: a big business. Many commercials you've seen them, I've seen them.
Speaker 1: It's a darling couple maybe in two bathtubs overlooking the
Speaker 1: Pacific Ocean. They're sitting there holding hands, I guess, naked
Speaker 1: in the bathtub, looking at each other, and the time
Speaker 1: is right, and you know, here comes sialis the bluepill,
Speaker 1: whatever it might be. And you had a segment about
Speaker 1: testosterone boosting foods. Instead of waiting for that special moment
Speaker 1: in a bathtub overlooking the Pacific Ocean with your wife
Speaker 1: or girlfriend, you can actually help things along with testosterone
Speaker 1: boosting foods.
Speaker 3: What are some okay, so this is interesting. Won't be
Speaker 3: a substitute if you were doctor measures your testosterone and says, hey,
Speaker 3: you need these injections because once you are low, it's
Speaker 3: very hard for any food to build something up. And
Speaker 3: that's true with other nutrients like calcium and iron and
Speaker 3: things like that too. But the best things and you're
Speaker 3: gonna love this, fatty fish and oysters top the list,
Speaker 3: those salmon, mackerel, tuna, like oysters and tell you they're
Speaker 3: good for Yeah, yeah, oysters, great sources of zinc. And
Speaker 3: we know that that is a mineral needed for testosterone
Speaker 3: to do we call synthesized in the body and kind
Speaker 3: of get to the place that needs to go, So
Speaker 3: start with your seafoods. If you don't need seafood three
Speaker 3: times a week, you're not getting up for your heart.
Speaker 3: You're not getting enough for the boys to be doing
Speaker 3: what they're supposed to be doing.
Speaker 1: Now, now you know someone you would know the answer
Speaker 1: to this. I am told to eat fish that swim
Speaker 1: at the top of the ocean, and don't crawl along
Speaker 1: the bottom because at the bottom there's all kinds of
Speaker 1: stuff going down there that these critters, I guess, like
Speaker 1: clams and shrimp, eat that. Salmon and tuna may not.
Speaker 1: Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 3: You're wrong. The reason we tell you not to do
Speaker 3: the bottom fishers is what do you always hear about
Speaker 3: bottom fisher? Not a not a good thing to do.
Speaker 3: Uh So when I think of bottom feeders, I think
Speaker 3: of catfish, you know that really like go along the
Speaker 3: bottom and clean it up. Shrimp is high in cholesterol,
Speaker 3: so we don't recommend you eat that three days a week.
Speaker 3: But it's a low fat, really good, high protein food.
Speaker 3: So I wouldn't tell you not to eat shrimp for sure.
Speaker 3: I would tell you that salmon and things like that
Speaker 3: are the healthiest of fishes because of those omega free
Speaker 3: fatty acids and those omega threes we think help increase
Speaker 3: the thoughts throw levels in the body. So good thing. Now,
Speaker 3: the problem is you can't only eat oysters and only
Speaker 3: fatty fish because you need other nutrients to get these
Speaker 3: things like all into your body. And so that means
Speaker 3: when in doubt, eat what.
Speaker 1: Lily eat a lot. That's chocolate.
Speaker 3: That's a guy. That's a guy thing. Win in doubt,
Speaker 3: eat broccoli. You don't know the answer, Yeah, greefy. Vegetables
Speaker 3: win every time. Whenever you don't know the answer, win
Speaker 3: a dicesian. I'm a dietisian by trade. So whenever a
Speaker 3: diceis nest, do you win it out?
Speaker 2: Eat?
Speaker 3: Your next words are always going to be broccoli vegetables.
Speaker 3: You don't like broccoli? Oh man, I can literally like
Speaker 3: sit down and eat an entire head of broccoli for
Speaker 3: a meal. There's a couple of restaurants in town. I
Speaker 3: can tell you right where to go for the best broccoli.
Speaker 1: Oh delicious, forgive me one. I'll talk to my wife.
Speaker 1: May she loves broccoli? Maybe, Yeah, where do I go?
Speaker 3: I gotta tell you like Jay Alexander's has some of
Speaker 3: the best broccoli could ever eat. Ruby's has some of
Speaker 3: the best Brussels sprouts, which would give you the same thing,
Speaker 3: you know, like you can get their bacon cooks and
Speaker 3: all that, but that doesn't take away the goodness spinach
Speaker 3: and green leafy vegetables. If you're looking for a good
Speaker 3: spinach salad. There's a couple of places in Covington where
Speaker 3: if you just go to those, you know, kind of
Speaker 3: you go down to the main district there and walk around,
Speaker 3: there's the best finish salad and all those leafy greens
Speaker 3: that loaded with magnesium and they boost your test fosterone.
Speaker 3: And by the way, women can have flow testosterone too
Speaker 3: if you feel sluggish and things like that. We often
Speaker 3: have many of the same symptoms, not the same cause,
Speaker 3: but like if you've had certain medical conditions, you're on
Speaker 3: certain medications or and sometimes even just with women in age,
Speaker 3: our testosterone declines too. So we should be eating all
Speaker 3: these things as well.
Speaker 1: How come all these advertisers and pills and clinics are
Speaker 1: there to help men to get things started, but the ladies,
Speaker 1: the women, the girls are ignored because I don't think
Speaker 1: there's like a little blue pill for women. I don't
Speaker 1: think women have the Women's Health Clinic, ready to do
Speaker 1: whatever to jump start thinks how come these things are
Speaker 1: focused only on men and not women.
Speaker 3: Why because you have greater amounts of testosterone, so when
Speaker 3: you drop you notice things more so than women. But
Speaker 3: the symptoms are often the same. But by the way,
Speaker 3: there is a little pink pill for women to see.
Speaker 1: You know what's it called a martini.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you haven't gotten the the same promotion as a
Speaker 3: little blue pill, but it can be taken with low libido.
Speaker 3: And the problem was that we didn't see the same
Speaker 3: pardon the pun boost in women that we did in
Speaker 3: that right in other words, like yeah, why when they
Speaker 3: look at sexual activity like on average increase you know,
Speaker 3: like two more times a month, whereas you look at
Speaker 3: guys and you give them the blue pill and it
Speaker 3: increases like twelve more times a month. So when when
Speaker 3: you make the comparison, it wasn't like this huge jump,
Speaker 3: but it was enough that some women said they experienced it.
Speaker 3: So just so you know, you or your spouse or
Speaker 3: your partner, you can both have these conversations and if
Speaker 3: you're not feeling the love, it's not a bad thing
Speaker 3: to go again. As you said, see a doctor imagine that,
Speaker 3: and your doctor can actually help you with the testosterone.
Speaker 3: Think you don't need all the special clinics. They can
Speaker 3: do that stuff too. Imagine that.
Speaker 1: I can only imagine if a guy takes takes a
Speaker 1: blue pill and a woman takes the pink pill, then
Speaker 1: what happens.
Speaker 2: You have?
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, you have like some of the best nights
Speaker 3: you've ever had. I could use a few days after
Speaker 3: news or weekends or however you want is here.
Speaker 1: I can use it all right, Liz Bonus when he
Speaker 1: didn't get to vocate vacation hoarding. And I love the
Speaker 1: story you did on this guy that began in a
Speaker 1: dish room ends up as a nurse, which I think
Speaker 1: is a fabulous story because we need more of that.
Speaker 1: But once again, Liz Bonus, channel trouve. We got to run,
Speaker 1: but thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Next
Speaker 1: time we've got to talk about vacation hoarding and why
Speaker 1: some people do it. But Liz Bonus, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Hey, great to talk to you. Willie, pleasures all mine,
Speaker 3: go enjoy that little blue deal.
Speaker 1: It would be Liz Bonus, thank you very much. All right,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more news next at your home of
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Speaker 1: we are again, You and I together is one marching
Speaker 1: forward to the light of a better day, we hope.
Speaker 1: Coming up after one o'clock, we've scheduled Brian Hamburg of
Speaker 1: the Power of Five. It was going to come on earlier,
Speaker 1: but the Ifour seventy one arson suspect, now a convicted criminal,
Speaker 1: is going to be sentenced at some point. He was
Speaker 1: in court this morning on the Ifour seventy one. According
Speaker 1: to media accounts, there's no reason given as to why
Speaker 1: he had a blow torch under I four seventy one.
Speaker 1: It was like on a lark and no big deal
Speaker 1: and it was fun. So we'll see what happens with
Speaker 1: that later on. We've also scheduled at some points Got
Speaker 1: Power to discuss things, and tomorrow I have on one
Speaker 1: of the attorneys representing police officers in the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati who suffered from race discrimination, and he's going to
Speaker 1: be here to talk about the lawsuit against the city.
Speaker 1: And I'm very confident that the allegations are true, but
Speaker 1: they're not accepted as real because his clients are white
Speaker 1: and not black. Therefore, we assume that a white lieutenant
Speaker 1: who's not promoted and against someone of a different color
Speaker 1: would get at the bottom of the deck, not the
Speaker 1: top of the deck. But of course the city can
Speaker 1: never admit that to that. But one of the attorneys
Speaker 1: on that lawsuit has a lot going on and going
Speaker 1: to report to you tomorrow on that. But until then,
Speaker 1: you know. The Medicaid issue, which is free medical care
Speaker 1: for those with lower incomes, is a favorite of the
Speaker 1: mainstream media that lies to you on a regular basis.
Speaker 1: One of the best comments is Chuck Todd of NBC News,
Speaker 1: who said in an interview, we knew what we were
Speaker 1: saying were lies, but we also knew that it would
Speaker 1: benefit Trump if we told the truth. And so the
Speaker 1: media doesn't tell the truth. They tell you politically what
Speaker 1: they want you to hear, irrespective of the facts. One
Speaker 1: of that examples is in front of me now out
Speaker 1: of the Columbus Dispatch, also the Cincinnati Inquired dot com.
Speaker 1: Trump budget would slash medicaid. How it would affect Ohio. Now,
Speaker 1: see when you see the terms Trump in some visions,
Speaker 1: that's bad. When you see slash, that's one of those
Speaker 1: words that's bad Medicaid, that's bad it's all bad. And
Speaker 1: so the story goes on to say, written by Haley D.
Speaker 1: Miller and Elizabeth Kim with a Sense on the Inquir headline,
Speaker 1: Trump budget would slash Medicaid said as many as a
Speaker 1: half million ohiouins could lose Medicare Medicaid coverage under federal
Speaker 1: legislation that aims to enact Trump's budget, the House pass
Speaker 1: Sweeping Budget, et cetera. And so you get into the
Speaker 1: story and you're thinking, Okay, what do you mean by
Speaker 1: slashing medicaid to the poor. Well, you know, everyone is
Speaker 1: entitled to minimal medical procedures to keep them out of hospitals,
Speaker 1: costing more money in the long run. So I'm reading
Speaker 1: what is required of those receiving Medicaid because we're talking
Speaker 1: about slashing Medicaid. Number one increases the frequency of eligibility
Speaker 1: checks to determine whether people still qualify for Medicaid. In
Speaker 1: other words, are you on legitimately or not. I would
Speaker 1: also point out that doctor Oz, who's with CMS and
Speaker 1: the government says that they can identify about one point
Speaker 1: three million persons who do not belong in Medicaid at all. Duplications, fraud,
Speaker 1: whatever it might be, Secondly, so is it a problem
Speaker 1: as a voter for you to have the government check
Speaker 1: on eligibility to receive Medicaid? Is not a problem? Answer
Speaker 1: that question? Answer the question yes or no? Right, the
Speaker 1: answer is no. Number two, penalize the states to cover
Speaker 1: undocumented patients patients in other words, illegals. So you know
Speaker 1: Medicaid is administered through the states, and many states never
Speaker 1: check on citizenship. You should know if you're not a
Speaker 1: US citizen, you cannot get medicaid. In other words, you're illegal.
Speaker 1: What part of illegal don't you understand? I'll ask you
Speaker 1: the question now, answer yes or no. Should illegals receive Medicaid?
Speaker 1: Yes or no? Correct? The answer is no. Number one,
Speaker 1: it's illegal. Number two, it's a magnet drawing people here
Speaker 1: from all over the world needing great medical care at
Speaker 1: your expense. So number one, this is slashing medicaid. Number one,
Speaker 1: we're going to check eligibility. Number two, we're going to
Speaker 1: try to make sure that you're a citizen before you
Speaker 1: get Medicaid coverage. Does that make sense? Well, I would hope.
Speaker 1: So how about this one? Number three? If you're able
Speaker 1: bodied adult, not a parent caring for a child, able
Speaker 1: bodied adult. They've passed a law which now says that
Speaker 1: to get medicaid you have to work work a three
Speaker 1: letter word work, or go to school, or donate your
Speaker 1: time eighty hours a month. So, if you're living off
Speaker 1: the dole and you're able bodied, and you refuse to work,
Speaker 1: you refuse to volunteer your time, you refuse to go
Speaker 1: to school, should you get medicaid or not? If you
Speaker 1: refuse to work and you're able bodied, what's your answer?
Speaker 1: Answer the question correct? The answer is no. Is that
Speaker 1: slashing medicaid? I hope not. Also, it says I think
Speaker 1: that's a basic element if you get government help, freebie,
Speaker 1: free housing, free food, free medical care, by the way,
Speaker 1: at your expense. The Republicans are saying, you know what
Speaker 1: you'atta get, y'all to work. The appeal is to a
Speaker 1: better life, not a safety net, not a hammock, but
Speaker 1: rather invest in yourself, create value for yourself in your community.
Speaker 1: It gives you a purpose, provide for your own family,
Speaker 1: your own offspring, something you should be proud of. It
Speaker 1: builds character and skills, get you get your moving. The
Speaker 1: Democratic vision is a nation where people like you depend
Speaker 1: on the government from birth until death. Everything in between.
Speaker 1: You might recall when Obama was running for office, he
Speaker 1: talked about I think her name was Jenny. The day
Speaker 1: she was born till the day she died, the government
Speaker 1: cared for her. Well, how about changing the rules that
Speaker 1: those of us who work, does that include you work
Speaker 1: and contribute to the system, have done things in our
Speaker 1: life ordered in such a way that we can pay
Speaker 1: our own bills, we can feed ourselves, we can buy
Speaker 1: our own housing, and we can spend medical premiums to
Speaker 1: get insurance. Well, you and I do that, right or
Speaker 1: shouldn't other people do it, especially if they're able bodied.
Speaker 1: So slashing medicaid? Well, number one, every now and then,
Speaker 1: let's check to see if you're eligible. Number two, let's
Speaker 1: penalize states that refuse to check on the documentation status
Speaker 1: of recipients. In other words, are you illegal or are
Speaker 1: you illegal? Number three? Work a four letter word. Work. Also,
Speaker 1: it would prohibit medicaid from paying for abortions and abortion
Speaker 1: services and repriductive health care. In other words, I believe
Speaker 1: that a human life begins at conception and ends at
Speaker 1: natural death. Do you, But at a minimum, if you
Speaker 1: act generally irresponsibly and get pregnant or cause a woman
Speaker 1: or a girl to get pregnant. Those of us who
Speaker 1: think abortion is the second cousin of killing unborn babies,
Speaker 1: shouldn't pay for your irresponsibility. Absent rape and incest, which
Speaker 1: is less than two percent of the abortions. The great
Speaker 1: majority of abortions are healthy mothers who kill their healthy babies,
Speaker 1: And damn it, I don't want to pay for it.
Speaker 1: Is that so revolutionary? Hell I don't think so.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: That is slashing medicaid. And it is possible that up
Speaker 1: to four to five million Americans who are duplicated on
Speaker 1: Medicaid rolls from different states, or refuse to work when
Speaker 1: they can and should, and or illegal immigrants are here.
Speaker 1: I think the motto auto be Democrats want Medicaid for
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants, Republicans want Medicaid for American citizens. What about
Speaker 1: that idea? I'd sell the contrast. I would tell voters
Speaker 1: that Democrats want to protect Medicaid for illegals. Instead, the
Speaker 1: Republicans want to ensure Medicaid is present for truly needy
Speaker 1: Americans while working Americans received expanded child tax credits. Would
Speaker 1: the media ever delve behind the headline? Certainly the in
Speaker 1: cair won't do it, or the Columbus Dispatch or NBCABC
Speaker 1: or CBS slashing medicaid. Well, I just went over. I
Speaker 1: would say eighty to ninety percent of US working Americans
Speaker 1: would say absolutely, that makes a lot of sense. Does
Speaker 1: it make sense to you? Damn? I would hope so
Speaker 1: change the headline. Headline is Democrats want to protect medicaid
Speaker 1: for illegals. Republicans went medicaid for needy Americans. There's the headline.
Speaker 1: Would you ever see that of the mainstream media needy
Speaker 1: Americans will receive medicaid, illegals will not receive medicaid. Wow,
Speaker 1: what an idea. Let's face it, work, isn't just something
Speaker 1: to pass time. Many many years ago I did some
Speaker 1: shows with Walter Williams, who was an African American conservative,
Speaker 1: and he was wonderful. I would introduce him at Sentas Center,
Speaker 1: introduce him down on the River, went to Dayton a
Speaker 1: couple of times. I love that guy. Frequent guest of mine.
Speaker 1: And Walter Williams developed two or three rules of life
Speaker 1: that if you do these things, you're gonna it's a
Speaker 1: roadmap to success. Simple things. He remarked that in the
Speaker 1: nineteen forties and fifties when he grew up as a
Speaker 1: boy in Philadelphia in a black community because of American
Speaker 1: apartheid in Philadelphia, he said, black school US Black communities,
Speaker 1: no guns, little violence. There were no locks on doors,
Speaker 1: there was no break in of cars, there was no
Speaker 1: bricks through windows. And it was a black community that
Speaker 1: did very well. So he developed a couple simple rules,
Speaker 1: and I would add one or two with him. If
Speaker 1: you talk about this character Jabbari Johnson, twenty three year
Speaker 1: old who tried to kill police on Fountain Square during
Speaker 1: the Taste of Cincinnati he had a gun, or talk
Speaker 1: about Ryan Hinton, eighteen year old boy who was shot
Speaker 1: because of his behavior. We're we're going to talk about
Speaker 1: that later. But the grand jury, a little birdie told me,
Speaker 1: is meeting tomorrow and Friday whether to indict the Cincinnati
Speaker 1: police officer. Think about that one for a shooting and
Speaker 1: killing Ryan Hinton. I regress simple rules of Walter Williams.
Speaker 1: I had at one or two for me. Number one
Speaker 1: graduate from high school? Is that difficult rule? Number one
Speaker 1: graduate from high school. I don't care if you go
Speaker 1: to use or Mueller or Simon Kenton. One graduate from
Speaker 1: high school Is that attainable? Is that difficult? Answer the question?
Speaker 1: Is that difficult? I hope your answers. No, that's not difficult.
Speaker 1: Number one, graduate from high school. Number two work wo
Speaker 1: RK take a job, show up five minutes early, stay
Speaker 1: five minutes late, and work. Is that difficult answer the question, No,
Speaker 1: that's not difficult, but you got to do it. I
Speaker 1: found myself the other day at Chick fil A in Oakley,
Speaker 1: and it's not a better run fast food joint than
Speaker 1: Chick fil A. I think it's fabulous, like the products.
Speaker 1: My wife even has meat and some of that green
Speaker 1: stuff I'm not sure what it is, spinach or kale
Speaker 1: or something. I'm not sure what it is. I and
Speaker 1: I looked around and I watched a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: younger Americans. May I use the term of color working
Speaker 1: And I said, number one, I bet they each have
Speaker 1: a high school diploma or are close to anyone. And
Speaker 1: number two, they're working. It fills up your time. It's
Speaker 1: a value that you must have. Work isn't something that
Speaker 1: passed the time to something else occurs. It creates value
Speaker 1: for yourself, your community, your family. It takes up a
Speaker 1: lot of your time. You meet new relationships, see things.
Speaker 1: And if those kids will stick with Chick fil A,
Speaker 1: it takes ten thousand dollars to buy a new Chick
Speaker 1: fil A franchise e. You got to work like a dog.
Speaker 1: But the only select one out of four hundred. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: if that kid, a boy young man of color, would
Speaker 1: meet someone else there and get married, the two of
Speaker 1: them would make after a few years, one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year. My rules Rules of the road. Number one,
Speaker 1: graduate from high school, number two work WRK, and here's
Speaker 1: number three. Answer the question, do not commit crime. Three rules.
Speaker 1: We don't need Irish Rollie. We don't need all the
Speaker 1: crap at city Hall. We don't need all the programs.
Speaker 1: High school graduate one, number two work, number three, do
Speaker 1: not commit crime, Ryan Hinton, do not commit crime. Jabari Johnson,
Speaker 1: do not commit crime. Whoever it is. Graduate from high
Speaker 1: school work and don't quit because it gets difficult or inconvenient.
Speaker 1: And number three, do not commit crime. Can anyone, almost everybody,
Speaker 1: unless you have a disability of one type or other.
Speaker 1: Can everybody do those three things? Raise your hand, let
Speaker 1: me see your hand right, high school graduate work, don't
Speaker 1: commit crime? And the fourth rule is, don't have babies,
Speaker 1: get till you get married and then have lots of babies.
Speaker 1: Don't need Ourie, don't need f ted pureval, don't need
Speaker 1: the Vice mayor talking about more summer programs, opening up
Speaker 1: the basketball courts, getting the swimming pool nice and warm,
Speaker 1: having all the parks for the rollerbladers going nuts. Don't
Speaker 1: need any of that. High school graduate work. Don't commit crime.
Speaker 1: Got a bing by the bing by the bang? Can
Speaker 1: you agree with you? Raise your hand? If you agree
Speaker 1: with me, raise your hand, Thank you. No more programs,
Speaker 1: high school graduate work, and don't commit crime? All right,
Speaker 1: let's continue line ever becomes available five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand and we scheduled our Brian Hammer
Speaker 1: coming up a little bit here. We'll see if he's
Speaker 1: out of court. I want to get a live update
Speaker 1: on what happened to the I four seventy one blowtorch
Speaker 1: that cause complete havoc on our community for months? And
Speaker 1: what do you do with these bums, these derelicts who
Speaker 1: I guess they claim they were just starting a fire
Speaker 1: for the hell of it. I don't know if I
Speaker 1: buy that much. A thirty foot blow torch took down
Speaker 1: large parts of the Tri States. So let's continue, and
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great American with you every day. You're
Speaker 1: home of the Reds News Radio seven hundred wa of
Speaker 1: Now let's continue, now we never stopped and simply continue.
Speaker 1: One of the most disruptive events to take place and
Speaker 1: the Tri State was the burning of the I four
Speaker 1: seventy one bridge, and things came to a bit of
Speaker 1: a head this morning. Two suspects, according to Brian Hammrick
Speaker 1: of the Power of Five, charged in the fire, damaging
Speaker 1: and the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge, also known as the
Speaker 1: Big Mac, pled guilty this morning. The two were charged
Speaker 1: with igniting the flames, while two others accues of hindering
Speaker 1: the investigation. Terry Stiles plead pled guilty to arson sentenced
Speaker 1: to nine to thirteen and a half years in prison.
Speaker 1: Joining you and I now is that same Brian Hammrick
Speaker 1: of the Power of Five and Brian Hamrick. Welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. Brian, how are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Thanks again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about this morning. These suspects are not suspects anymore.
Speaker 1: They both both looked like total bums. Pled guilty and
Speaker 1: arson chargers tell the American people what happened this morning
Speaker 1: in common please court.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, they brought in these two people that
Speaker 2: are both charged with arson and this, but only one
Speaker 2: fleeted to the actual charges of arson. That was Terry Styles.
Speaker 2: He was guilty, fleeted guilty on both aggravated arson and arson.
Speaker 2: He stood in front of the judge and he said,
Speaker 2: I guess because the judge of sentencing him, he ends
Speaker 2: up getting sentenced to nine to thirteen and a half
Speaker 2: years in prison. But the judge asked him, you know,
Speaker 2: if he had anything to say, and he did. He said,
Speaker 2: he apologized and about a two line apologies said he apologized,
Speaker 2: and he said it was a stupid thing to do,
Speaker 2: and that was about it. The other person was Zachary Stump.
Speaker 2: He was also charged to the head arson charges, but
Speaker 2: he pleaded guilty to obstructing justice and that's a much
Speaker 2: lesser charge. He only face. Its like it's like nine
Speaker 2: to thirty six months in jail. They ordered a pre
Speaker 2: sentenced investigation, which means they're going to take a look
Speaker 2: at what this guy's doing, any other factors they need
Speaker 2: to consider before they do the sentencing. They're going to
Speaker 2: do that on June twenty sixth. The other two one
Speaker 2: of them was supposed to show up Teams Hamilton was
Speaker 2: supposed to be there, Noah's Caton h. Hall was supposed
Speaker 2: to be there, They continued her. James Hamilton also is
Speaker 2: going to be at a later date. So Hamilton's May thirtieth,
Speaker 2: Caitlyn Hall is going to be June fifth. So we
Speaker 2: don't know how those two are going to end up yet.
Speaker 2: But this is you know, this is something because they
Speaker 2: pleaded guilty, but yet we got none of the detail about,
Speaker 2: you know, why they set the fire. Was this something
Speaker 2: that was they were called and they had to start
Speaker 2: a fire where they'd upset with somebody and they started
Speaker 2: this fire with some sort of prank going wrong. We
Speaker 2: got no details on that fire. Investigators were there, prosecutors
Speaker 2: were there, defense attorneys were there, and none of them
Speaker 2: would say anything about, you know, what happened or how
Speaker 2: this are unfolded. Now there are two yet to go,
Speaker 2: so maybe they're holding on that until the other two go.
Speaker 2: But they're only charged with obstructing justice, minor charges, so
Speaker 2: I'm not sure exactly what they're waiting on to tell
Speaker 2: people what the problem was, why these people started this fire.
Speaker 1: Well, what judgement was it in front of.
Speaker 3: Judge?
Speaker 2: Think a locker, Pat Dink a locker.
Speaker 1: So he's one of the best. So he did not inquire.
Speaker 1: There's a great public interest in finding out what happened.
Speaker 1: The rumors were it was a homeless camp it wasn't
Speaker 1: properly shall I say policed, or it was policed. And
Speaker 1: this wasn't just a little campfire. Hell, this was a
Speaker 1: blow torch, a thirty fourteen blow torch. And Styles and Stump.
Speaker 1: Now there's two great names for you, Styles and Stump.
Speaker 1: Neither one of them said why they did it, Styles
Speaker 1: and Stump.
Speaker 2: No, neither one of them has said a word about
Speaker 2: you know why they did it. And you know, we
Speaker 2: stopped the attorney for Styles and she was not saying
Speaker 2: anything about you know what he had told her about watch.
Speaker 2: He said, oh, you know, it's a client attorney privilege,
Speaker 2: and I can't tell you anything about that. But there
Speaker 2: would have been I would think some of the things
Speaker 2: that they could have talked about. It would have been
Speaker 2: in part of that plea agreement that they could.
Speaker 4: Have talked about.
Speaker 2: But she wasn't giving up any of the information. Again,
Speaker 2: we didn't get it from any fire investigators. We're still
Speaker 2: reaching out to them. I'm hoping that maybe someone says
Speaker 2: something about it today. Uh Prosecutor's office has said nothing
Speaker 2: about it so far, So I'm not sure you know
Speaker 2: what the big secret is now that you know the
Speaker 2: really these are the main two guys. You know, the
Speaker 2: other two aren't even weren't even charged with arson. So
Speaker 2: so styles the main guy. He pleaded to arson. The
Speaker 2: other guy who was charged with arson pleads to obstructing.
Speaker 2: So obviously there's your main guy. This is going to
Speaker 2: be your guy that actually set the fire. But but
Speaker 2: why did it, how we did it?
Speaker 1: None of that.
Speaker 2: We haven't gotten any of that yet. So we're we're
Speaker 2: not done working on it throughout the day. But you know,
Speaker 2: I wasn't getting a feeling that we were going to
Speaker 2: get a whole lot more information. We still got calls
Speaker 2: in and text into the fire department, and they got
Speaker 2: some things going on over there. Uh today that are
Speaker 2: you know, taken away from the people we might talk to.
Speaker 2: Uh usually they get back to us pretty quickly, UH
Speaker 2: to at least tell us if they're going to be
Speaker 2: able to say anything else. The only thing I can
Speaker 2: figure is they got these two other cases, and they're
Speaker 2: just afraid to lay all the cards out until they've
Speaker 2: got everybody through the systems. That's the only reason I
Speaker 2: think they might not want to say anything just yet.
Speaker 2: But at some point you think they would have to say.
Speaker 1: Something the public would like to know. And Styles pled
Speaker 1: guilty to flown his assault many years ago, in fact
Speaker 1: shaking his girlfriend's infant son, causing severe brain damage, and
Speaker 1: he served eight years in prison for damaging the brain
Speaker 1: of his own baby. He gets out and of course
Speaker 1: he sets a fire. I like to know if it
Speaker 1: was homeless not homeless, that they intend to do what
Speaker 1: they did, or did things get out of hand, and
Speaker 1: that's out to be determined. Secondly, I'm with you on
Speaker 1: about one pm on Monday, the People's Judge and I,
Speaker 1: along with Sean Donovan, made our way down to the
Speaker 1: Taste of Cincinnati, not been there in twenty years. And
Speaker 1: as I'm leaving, I see your saddle up next there
Speaker 1: on Government Square to that bus stop that will of
Speaker 1: an infront, and you're talking to a police officer about
Speaker 1: what had happened several hours earlier. I guess about one
Speaker 1: am on Sunday described the behavior and what occurred here
Speaker 1: with this character known as Jabari Johnson twenty three years
Speaker 1: old running around with a gun pointing at a police officer.
Speaker 1: Describe that situation, Well, this all.
Speaker 2: Started with a series of car break in so you know,
Speaker 2: we've had these around and some of these have been
Speaker 2: incredibly violent and some of them have spun out of control.
Speaker 2: We'll take the one up on Warsaw, the Ryan Hitting
Speaker 2: case where he's running from the stolen car, has a
Speaker 2: gun police a pointed at them. He ends up getting shot.
Speaker 2: That sets off a series of events where Hammond County
Speaker 2: Deputy Lenny Henderson ends up getting killed. Charms is Hinton's father,
Speaker 2: Rodney Hinton, who runs over were the deputy because he's
Speaker 2: so upset or what he saw on this state. Not
Speaker 2: only that, but there are other these car breakings have
Speaker 2: become very dangerous. These these a lot of them are
Speaker 2: younger people, some of them teenagers, some of them fourteen fifteen.
Speaker 2: They're breaking, they're wanting the guns that they're looking for,
Speaker 2: the guns they're breaking in these cars, and most of
Speaker 2: them are armed, and they seem to be fairly indiscriminate
Speaker 2: and don't really care a lot about who gets in
Speaker 2: the way if they got these guns. And we've seen
Speaker 2: that proven over and over again. So what was happening
Speaker 2: over here as the Taste of Cincinnati was winding down
Speaker 2: was apparently they haven't tied all these together, but at
Speaker 2: least in certain tastes up on eighty screen, somebody gets
Speaker 2: car broken into. Police were there. Some of the suspects
Speaker 2: run after use a drone to try and get that guy.
Speaker 2: That's all like at nine o'clock. Then somewhere around eleven
Speaker 2: o'clock or so, there are some more car breakings down
Speaker 2: on Vine Street. Courts kind of up in that area.
Speaker 2: We're right near Kroger or where the main building is
Speaker 2: down in there, there's the skyline and Court Street down.
Speaker 3: And somewhere down and there.
Speaker 2: In fact, one person sees someone getting into his car.
Speaker 2: He goes over to say something. The guy for kens
Speaker 2: he has a gun under his jacket or under his shirt. Well,
Speaker 2: the car owner also has a gun. He pulls his
Speaker 2: gun out and basically says, all right, well, now let's
Speaker 2: just see who wants to shoot. Well, he held the
Speaker 2: suspect there until police got there. They made the arrest.
Speaker 2: But now we get into a little bit after midnight
Speaker 2: or so, just after the taste to shut down about
Speaker 2: an hour, hour and twenty minutes. Police are still looking
Speaker 2: for some of these suspects and they see them. They're
Speaker 2: wearing masks. You know, it's like you would think if
Speaker 2: you were trying to, you know, be cool, you would
Speaker 2: take the mask off after you weren't. But anyway, they
Speaker 2: spot the guys wearing masks down on the right there
Speaker 2: the fifth street where the metro bus depot is there,
Speaker 2: and they spot these guys and they go to approach them. Well,
Speaker 2: this whole group just scatters. Well, police pick one guy
Speaker 2: and they're running after him, and it's the Jabari Johnson.
Speaker 2: He's in his early twenties and he takes off. Well
Speaker 2: just yesterday evening, FOP released some video exactly what happened. Well,
Speaker 2: they start chasing this guy. Two police go and the
Speaker 2: officers go in different directions, almost run into the guy
Speaker 2: because he kind of comes around the corner if you
Speaker 2: watch this video, and then they end up pazing this guy.
Speaker 2: At the same time, this guy's pulling a gun out
Speaker 2: of his belt. You can see the gun go flying
Speaker 2: because he gets paid. But that guy, despite being pased
Speaker 2: and arrested, and charged. Is probably the luckiest guy in
Speaker 2: the entire state of Ohio, if not the country right now,
Speaker 2: because had he been just a little quicker on the
Speaker 2: on the draw, he probably would be dead right now
Speaker 2: because he was If he was going for that gun
Speaker 2: to pull it on those officers, you know, it would
Speaker 2: have been a whole different scene down there. Uh And
Speaker 2: so it was. It was a bit of a melee
Speaker 2: as they tried to get him under control, but they
Speaker 2: did make the arrest on him, and now he's facing
Speaker 2: charges related to the stolen cars and to the UH
Speaker 2: resisting arrest from the officers.
Speaker 1: And the officers pulled out the taser because they did
Speaker 1: not know that Johnson had a weapon on him about
Speaker 1: to use it. And you can't. I guess it's hard
Speaker 1: to pull out both of them at the same time.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you know, it's difficult. But they had
Speaker 1: the taser out because they didn't know there's a gun.
Speaker 1: If they knew there was a gun, they would have
Speaker 1: pulled out their weapon. They would have killed Jabari Johnson
Speaker 1: right on Fountain Square, in which case the civil rights
Speaker 1: crowd would have another celebrated cause of police brutality.
Speaker 2: Well, it would have you know, if they had known
Speaker 2: he had that gun, or he had pulled it or
Speaker 2: showed it earlier. And it's kind of interesting because the
Speaker 2: way the report, the jail report was written, it indicated
Speaker 2: that he did it, indicated that he pulled the gun
Speaker 2: and then ran toward the officers. But in reality, that's
Speaker 2: not exactly what happened. That's what we reported whenever we
Speaker 2: had that information, and that's the only information we had.
Speaker 2: We reported it accurately, and so what was on the paper.
Speaker 2: But when you see this video, you realize that's not
Speaker 2: exactly what happened. They actually and I've heard I didn't
Speaker 2: talk to the officers. I talked to people that did
Speaker 2: talk to the officers. They said they didn't even realize
Speaker 2: he had the gun until he pulled it. So when
Speaker 2: asked you out with he that's what happened. Case in
Speaker 2: his God, they've got this this taser out and they're
Speaker 2: using the taser because they don't know.
Speaker 1: He's on It's a split second thing like in the
Speaker 1: Ryan Hittons case. And you know, tomorrow, Thursday and Friday,
Speaker 1: Bertie told me the case is being presented him to
Speaker 1: kind of grand jury. And I got a problem with
Speaker 1: that because the prosecutor can only present a case to
Speaker 1: the grand jury that he or she believes is worthy
Speaker 1: of an indictment. There's probable cause to believe a crime
Speaker 1: was committed. And so we've had two or three other
Speaker 1: police shootings in the last six months in which the
Speaker 1: prosecutor's office did not submit the case to the grand
Speaker 1: jury because Connie Pillach, the prosecutor, believed that a crime
Speaker 1: wasn't committed. So she's not going to present the case
Speaker 1: to the grand jury because who knows, they're a runaway
Speaker 1: grand jury. They might indict, and she didn't want that
Speaker 1: because it wasn't legally possible. But I'm told she's going
Speaker 1: to present the case of Ryan Hinton to the grand jury. Sorry,
Speaker 1: And as you know, there's nine members of the grand jury,
Speaker 1: and it takes seven of the nine to indict the
Speaker 1: Cincinnati police officer and the hinted matter. And if that happens,
Speaker 1: all hell's going to break loose for the law enforcement community.
Speaker 2: Those are those are always interesting because they some some
Speaker 2: prosecutors will take everything in a brand jury, and then
Speaker 2: some want to decide themselves. And then I think I
Speaker 2: believe Connie Keillig is going to be one that may
Speaker 2: present some and may not present others. I remember, specifically
Speaker 2: the prosecutors out and remember Don White and Bloody Bryer
Speaker 2: when they were prosecuting out in Claremont County. I remember
Speaker 2: Don White told me one time he goes, I'm the prosecutor.
Speaker 2: I decide who gets charged and who doesn't. I don't
Speaker 2: need a grand jury to tell me who to prosecute.
Speaker 2: So his theory was, I'm going to do it, and
Speaker 2: then others have the theory. I want to say, maybe
Speaker 2: it's Butler or Butler and warn where they take everything
Speaker 2: to the grand jury and let them say it's a
Speaker 2: it's an odd thing. I just different prosecutors have different
Speaker 2: ways of doing it. So we'll see what happens in
Speaker 2: this case.
Speaker 1: Well not even June. First, we got a bunch of
Speaker 1: kids running around breaking in the cars. I'm watching it
Speaker 1: was either your station or Channel nine last night in Oakley.
Speaker 1: This one kid's walking around open up car doors in Oakley.
Speaker 1: And they had a video cam and the kid's got
Speaker 1: a looks like a glock in his right hand, opening
Speaker 1: up car doors in Oakley.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had to, Well we we and here's the
Speaker 2: thing we've seen how many of we seen go back
Speaker 2: to go back to these these kids that were breaking
Speaker 2: into the gun stores with the cars just over the summer,
Speaker 2: and you know, they were getting as many guns as
Speaker 2: they could carry. Uh, and they were carrying guns when
Speaker 2: they were doing this stuff. And then you've got the
Speaker 2: kid who was a college student mount Over who comes out, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he comes out, gets shot and killed by the guy
Speaker 2: with the gun. There are multiple instances of these car
Speaker 2: breakings that have become unbelievably dangerous.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: You know, I've got all my kids go to UC
Speaker 2: and I told him, you see something. In fact, one
Speaker 2: of my one son says, he just leaves his car open,
Speaker 2: and because they've been in it so many times, he
Speaker 2: goes every time they go in, they riffle through this stuff.
Speaker 2: But he didn't have anything in there. And I said,
Speaker 2: if you ever see him getting in your car, you
Speaker 2: don't even tell him it's your car, You just tell me.
Speaker 2: In my mind, I don't care because they don't care.
Speaker 2: They no sense of responsibility whatsoever for these folks that
Speaker 2: are doing these kind of crimes, and they're incredibly dangerous.
Speaker 2: And this is and here's the this is also the
Speaker 2: backdrop the police are operating under when uh, someone is
Speaker 2: breaking into a car. They're not immune to this. I know,
Speaker 2: they got to take every case as it comes, but
Speaker 2: the reality is they know that a lot of these
Speaker 2: people are armed and very dangerous. So you know, when
Speaker 2: you get an officer who's you know, who shoots him,
Speaker 2: somebody says, well, he could have waited another yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: half a second. Yeah, I mean, this is in the
Speaker 2: back of their mind whenever they're they're out there.
Speaker 1: And remember the.
Speaker 2: Kid with the gun, with no judgment, no ability to shoot,
Speaker 2: no training. Uh, he doesn't have to wait, he doesn't
Speaker 2: have to look at what's behind him, he doesn't have
Speaker 2: to consider anything. But when does he feel like shooting?
Speaker 2: And that's what the rules he's playing by and officers
Speaker 2: have to play by. You know, what is the entire scenario,
Speaker 2: How is this going to play out? And what are
Speaker 2: the legal ramifications for every single thing they do? They do,
Speaker 2: so they're trying to take you a lot more. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, this isn't the Ard of West where the
Speaker 2: guy just shoots the gun out of.
Speaker 1: His hand and you yeah, he's good Brian without a run.
Speaker 1: But we live in dangerous time, so those of us
Speaker 1: that have cars, I say leave them unlocked. Secondly, if
Speaker 1: someone's around your car, walk away. Brian Hammrick, you're the
Speaker 1: best of this. And once again thanks for taking time
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Speaker 5: The story remains still as important today as it was
Speaker 5: in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: The killing of Arambe put his name in the news.
Speaker 1: It's iconic.
Speaker 6: The main message of how do we help these guerrillas
Speaker 6: and the wild that still should be the main focus
Speaker 6: of the name Parrami.
Speaker 7: Oh oh hello, quiet, I'm I'm brought casting.
Speaker 2: God.
Speaker 1: There is only one day that justice Joe will not
Speaker 1: take my calls. Maybe means today's the day. This is it.
Speaker 1: I'm here with that way. Never never does he apologize
Speaker 1: yet for this. And it's been nine years, nine years,
Speaker 1: nine years. Where's that kid ats He's probably a teenager
Speaker 1: by now. Huh get him on. Did Joe save his
Speaker 1: life with bis? Think so? I mean the kid climbed
Speaker 1: through the fence, didn't he and fell into the pictures.
Speaker 1: Investigations going on about that too. That was a pretext
Speaker 1: to me, think what a pretext?
Speaker 8: What that me?
Speaker 1: Joe wanted to kill that age, is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: He issued a code read from the golf course. You
Speaker 1: can't handle the truth. I'm just saying, I don't want
Speaker 1: facts to get in the way. In my opinion, how
Speaker 1: do you know about all this?
Speaker 7: I know?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, Joe. Well he built a career
Speaker 1: on this too. Look where he is now because of
Speaker 1: a rambe. How he got a big he had a
Speaker 1: point there down he got a big epe uniform off
Speaker 1: to the side. That's the one. That's the reason I'm here,
Speaker 1: Sharon Kennedy, look at a harambe. You know, next year,
Speaker 1: when it's Halloween, I think I'll go to his house
Speaker 1: and knock on the doors as a gorilla, give him
Speaker 1: a banana. Yeah, Joe Dieters has yet to apologize nine
Speaker 1: years later, and you haven't apologized for Huggins. So how
Speaker 1: long is this going to last? Nine years? What's the
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Speaker 1: every local tame Star heating and air condisiting dealers, Tamestar quality.
Speaker 1: You could feel it on the east side. Well, Clement's
Speaker 1: heating an air at nine three seven, four four four
Speaker 1: forty four one and Arambe got one of the head
Speaker 1: Where were you down here? I was watching it in
Speaker 1: the newsroom and you watch the murder of a Rambe
Speaker 1: and didn't response he gonna do? I mean, you're gonna
Speaker 1: He's gonna tear the kid in half. Don't confuse me
Speaker 1: with the facts. Please, Red's update. The Reds go for
Speaker 1: that sweep.
Speaker 9: Here we go again, up against those Royals tonight and
Speaker 9: six oh five Sports Talk RNL carriers, Inside Pitch at
Speaker 9: six forty and the Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Inning Show after
Speaker 9: the game.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you brought that up. Pablo Torre sounds like
Speaker 1: a fancy wine.
Speaker 9: Is he pitching for the Reds? Oh no, that's that
Speaker 9: reporter that's all over, fellow chick. And what's her name?
Speaker 1: What's her name? Jordan Hudson. Jordan Hudson, Yeah, sorry, is
Speaker 1: a big story did in New York Post. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: Poble Torre threatens u NC with lawsuit I Belichick Hudson investigation.
Speaker 1: His investigation is ongoing. Why is he investigating? Is leading alone?
Speaker 1: The podcaster Pablo Torre Won't You Get Him On? Has
Speaker 1: become one of the most foremost experts on Bill Belichick's
Speaker 1: relationship with Jordan Hudson. Well, that's what I want to
Speaker 1: be known for, making a number of stories. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: he's dedicated two episodes of his podcast to the relationship.
Speaker 1: But he wants to hold UNC to account. He's suing
Speaker 1: the university because he's suing he use versy for Freedom
Speaker 1: of Information Act. Yes, he wants all the emails between Hudson,
Speaker 1: Belichick and the Tar Heels and including one Marty Brenneman.
Speaker 1: Bengal's update will he brought to you by Spirits and
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Speaker 1: Honor Games set for Sunday, October twenty six against the
Speaker 1: Jets of the twenty twenty five Ring of Honor nominees.
Speaker 1: All are give me the names.
Speaker 9: Jim Breach number three, Yes, number twenty one, James Brooks,
Speaker 9: the Pride of Alburn, No. Number eighty out of Florida
Speaker 9: SEEC No. Number thirty three out of Arizona State. David Foltcha, Yes,
Speaker 9: number sixty two, sixty three, sixty two, sixty three offensive
Speaker 9: Lineman played for the President of the United States.
Speaker 1: Dave Lapham, Yes, sixty two. I think Montoya was sixty three,
Speaker 1: sixty five.
Speaker 9: Yes, that's the next one, Max Montoya, Yes, leap and
Speaker 9: Lamar Parish number thirteen.
Speaker 1: No, that's close to that number again, yes, one less
Speaker 1: of fourteen. Number eighty four out of Illinois. Bob Trumpy
Speaker 1: aka the Trumpster, Yes, and number.
Speaker 9: Reggie Williams fifty seven, fifty seven, number fifty seven former
Speaker 9: city councilman. No, Reggie Williams No, Okay, that's what I say, Lapham.
Speaker 1: I think Lapham and full Rock are at the top
Speaker 1: along with Montoya and Trumpy.
Speaker 9: Soccer FC Cincinnati hosting FC Dallas tonight as Lucho Acosta
Speaker 9: is back in town.
Speaker 1: Pablo wants the emails you get as part of the
Speaker 1: pack between a public university and the federal government. I
Speaker 1: need to see the emails between Belichick and Hudson. According
Speaker 1: to the podcaster.
Speaker 9: The Action on ESPN fifteen thirty at seven. Now, fans
Speaker 9: can vote to send their favorite FC Cincinnati players to
Speaker 9: the twenty twenty five MLS All Star Game sent for Austin, Texas, Wednesday,
Speaker 9: July twenty third. You can vote at mlssoccer dot com
Speaker 9: slash vote, and you can vote through Wednesday, June the eleventh.
Speaker 1: He wants to see more of the evidence about what
Speaker 1: he wants to see it segment This is important, Belichick?
Speaker 1: Is this gonna end well or poorly?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: This is going right down disaster Boulevard. Why can't Belichick
Speaker 1: see it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 9: He's probably looking at her twenty four to seven, wouldn't you?
Speaker 9: What about the p didn't matter? That guy's got more
Speaker 9: action than anything. It'll he count's serious action, doing more
Speaker 9: than singing high school baseball. We say congratulations to Andrew Visconti.
Speaker 9: Tossed a no hitter with thirteen k's for Mason a
Speaker 9: home of the comments as a beat Walnut Hills in
Speaker 9: ten nothing.
Speaker 1: Eagles probably stopped the game early. Nick Krawle, get a
Speaker 1: hold of young Andrew and get him on in the
Speaker 1: Reds rotation? Do you have hope for the Reds at
Speaker 1: this point? Yes.
Speaker 9: The Memorial Tournament begins tomorrow at Beautiful Mierfield.
Speaker 1: I watch Jack and Barbara being interviewed this morning on
Speaker 1: the Golf Channel. Scotty Scheffler the defending champ there, but
Speaker 1: Ry McElroy is not there.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: And actually that tournament started here. The memorial started at
Speaker 1: King's Island years ago when they were trying to they
Speaker 1: were trying to get on the tour. By the way,
Speaker 1: Pablo says, this is an important story that I will
Speaker 1: continue to cover. It's just an important story between Belichick
Speaker 1: and Jordan Hudson. What do you think I could care
Speaker 1: less tell you the truth? You I care? What about
Speaker 1: the rock? Rock cares a lot more than I do.
Speaker 9: Well, he's going to get that first game with North
Speaker 9: Carolina and he better tell he better come back with
Speaker 9: some stories about.
Speaker 1: Him and her. Have you seen the ring camera video
Speaker 1: of Belichick?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Why not? It's out there?
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 1: You got to see it? My investigation has shown that
Speaker 1: he did a little booty call early one month warning
Speaker 1: in a place leased by Jordan Hudson, and he came
Speaker 1: out on the porch, shall we say, topless with his
Speaker 1: pants around his ankles. Oh not a good look. How
Speaker 1: am I to ask? That's for sure? What does she
Speaker 1: see in him? Uh, I don't know what is he
Speaker 1: seeing her? Believe it player. I'm just saying, these are
Speaker 1: the issues I worry about with Pablo Torre and I.
Speaker 1: The investigation has contingent on the show, and he's investigating.
Speaker 1: He's investigating the emails. He wants the emails, to study
Speaker 1: the emails. I don't you want to see him? Yes,
Speaker 1: I want to see him. I want to see him.
Speaker 1: He wasn't himself during the last year as a Patriot coach.
Speaker 1: According to his players, he was not himself.
Speaker 4: Who was he?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Was Jordan with him then? I don't
Speaker 1: I think in twenty twenty three he was still with
Speaker 1: the hess Oil magnet heiress, which was why do you
Speaker 1: stay with her? You got me.
Speaker 2: At this.
Speaker 1: Dion Sanders Colorado, Buffalo's UH wants to what he wants
Speaker 1: to get with Belichick and do a welfare check. Belichick
Speaker 1: needs a welfare check from Dion Neon Dan Sander, Oh boy,
Speaker 1: he needs to check on his welfare seg man, Yeah,
Speaker 1: how are you looking? Not good? I'm just saying, if
Speaker 1: Neon Dion gets in there, a welfare check of the
Speaker 1: every day around here, yes, that's pretty good. But we
Speaker 1: got more information. When the Rock comes in at two
Speaker 1: thirty five. If he does, we're gonna talk some more
Speaker 1: about Pablo Torre. Sounds like a fancy Mexican wine. That
Speaker 1: he's got a lawsuit now pending against North Carolina to
Speaker 1: get copies of the emails. Have you taken the case? Yes,
Speaker 1: I'd love this kid. What about the Magic Man? Is
Speaker 1: he take? Magic Man's doing magic tricks? He's eighty years
Speaker 1: old doing magic tricks? He said, yes, he was ninety.
Speaker 1: Corrected that I checked out. But Merlin Schivedecker is eighty okay, yesterday,
Speaker 1: it's still looking still doing magic tracks. Bring the magic
Speaker 1: Man in there, man in here. He'd love to represent
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson on the break. Can you see the loss
Speaker 1: that she would have?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 1: Oh, it'd be two questions. So you know it's coming.
Speaker 1: It's coming at some point. It's going to be an
Speaker 1: ugly break, right, we know it's I mean it's it's
Speaker 1: it's gonna happen like a palimony deal. Bingo.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 1: He promised me this and I delivered that. What if
Speaker 1: it what if they have a prenup if they get married,
Speaker 1: Well that's another problem. Allegedly they're engaged now with a
Speaker 1: rock on her finger that looks like it's from Home City.
Speaker 1: Ice Belichick has put a put a put a ring
Speaker 1: on it Beyonce style. And I was going to say,
Speaker 1: that's that was a song. Yes it was, and it's
Speaker 1: Beyonce involved with P? Did he now we got issue?
Speaker 2: ISP?
Speaker 1: Did he not involved with He's got he had more
Speaker 1: girlfriends than you did. All I can say is we
Speaker 1: have issues everywhere segment, and I will delve into each
Speaker 1: one in a deep fashion. Alie, I know you will,
Speaker 1: I say, give me out of the Stude's report. We
Speaker 1: have Scott Powell coming up later about the budget deficit
Speaker 1: and more. Plus tomorrow I have one of the attorneys
Speaker 1: suing the city on behalf of quote white lieutenants for
Speaker 1: race discrimination. No boy, here we go, Willie and Outer
Speaker 1: of the Rids hopefully sweeping those Royals and headed to
Speaker 1: shy Town this weekend. Have I sweeping the Cubs and
Speaker 1: coming home. I've done my time. I want to know
Speaker 1: what is and isn't mine? And long live are Rambay.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the stew Report.
Speaker 8: Corona, Cincinnati. It's nothing about the past, nothing about the futures.
Speaker 8: Right now, we're tram Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: That's what he's saying to Pablo Torre. Are you gonna
Speaker 1: move here? Then he's coming to Cincinnati. Wow, Bill Belichick's
Speaker 1: that's all we need right here is Bill Belichick's show
Speaker 1: it with Jordan Hudson. You're not cat That would be
Speaker 1: the best. Yeah, to stay off Fountain Square, shake man,
Speaker 1: thank you, yes, sir, Let's continue with more of Bill
Speaker 1: Unningham these Radio seven hundred ww my Billy cunning into
Speaker 1: Great America. Of course, Scott Powell has very interesting columns up.
Speaker 1: You may check them off with Scott Powell. He's always
Speaker 1: on Discovery Institute. I have this one a couple of
Speaker 1: days ago from Newsmax with my friend Christopher Ruddy, and
Speaker 1: I looked at it and I thought, okay, I had
Speaker 1: not given this a whole lot of thought, and I
Speaker 1: know it's a big problem, and that is that through
Speaker 1: the nineteen eighties, the United States of America was in
Speaker 1: fact the largest producer of rare earth's until the nineteen eighties,
Speaker 1: with well known companies manufacturing these so called rare earth
Speaker 1: magnets right here and terribly important. Maybe not in the
Speaker 1: medieval times, but today for jet fighters, for submarines, for
Speaker 1: missile technology. It's critical and now we're producing none. Used
Speaker 1: to be the pebble mine in Alaska, or the Twin
Speaker 1: Metals and the luth complex minds in Minnesota, or the
Speaker 1: Twin Pines minds in Georgia. But the name of protecting
Speaker 1: the environment. Beginning with liberalism, with Bill Clinton, through Joe
Speaker 1: Biden and his the latest supporters of the radical green agenda,
Speaker 1: they bottled up and eliminated America's creating these valuable resources.
Speaker 1: Now about one are made in China. So we got
Speaker 1: hat in hand going to Beijing begging them for technology
Speaker 1: to keep our technology, our military technology afloat. And once again,
Speaker 1: Scott Powell, welcome to the Bill Cunningham showing, first of all,
Speaker 1: give us an overview of America's military and why these
Speaker 1: so called rare earth minerals are critical.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm I'm not a you know, you know, an engineer,
Speaker 7: a defense engineer, high tech engineer. But but rare earth
Speaker 7: have a you know, they have qualities that that kind
Speaker 7: of cross over.
Speaker 2: It's really what you know.
Speaker 7: There are rare earth that are used in the semiconductor industry,
Speaker 7: for instance, and they are about twenty, rare earth minerals
Speaker 7: and metals that are used in the production of high
Speaker 7: tech aircraft like the F sixteen, the F twenty two,
Speaker 7: the F thirty five, and then of course drones are
Speaker 7: really you know, that's a big part of the new
Speaker 7: you know, aircraft if you will, sector in the military
Speaker 7: because these are unmanned vehicles, they are cheaper to build
Speaker 7: and so forth. But I want people to understand, we
Speaker 7: have to frame this to really understand that it's the
Speaker 7: primary role of government to protect the safety and security
Speaker 7: of the American people. There's no more important job than that.
Speaker 7: The government can screw up on a lot of things,
Speaker 7: but it best not screw up on protecting the people.
Speaker 7: But this, in fact was the case prior to Trump,
Speaker 7: because Washington had abdicated responsibly to to protect and develop
Speaker 7: these all important rare earth elements that are critically necessary
Speaker 7: for the production of high tech military weapon systems. And
Speaker 7: where will we where we source them from from China.
Speaker 7: So think about that for a minute. We're sourcing from
Speaker 7: China the essential component components for our defense industry to
Speaker 7: fight China. Right there, there are primary enemy right now.
Speaker 7: They they are probably more more advanced in there thinking
Speaker 7: about how to take on the United States, how to
Speaker 7: take back Taiwan, And here we are relying on them
Speaker 7: to supply us these critical components so that you know,
Speaker 7: we can fly our aircraft to fight the Chinese. It's crazy.
Speaker 7: It's crazy that we allowed this to happen. So the
Speaker 7: article I explain how it happened. It happened because of
Speaker 7: the growth of this bureaucratic state. The government agencies like
Speaker 7: the EPA and the Department of the Interior, and most
Speaker 7: of the government agencies have been have been populated, if
Speaker 7: you will, they've been they've they've brought progressive minded people
Speaker 7: into these and all the federal agencies. And it stands
Speaker 7: to reason because these people, you know, they want to
Speaker 7: work for the government. They want to change society through government,
Speaker 7: whereas most people, you know, they want to go out
Speaker 7: and make money and have the freedom in the private sector.
Speaker 1: But so we have a we have.
Speaker 7: Government agencies now that are really at war with American
Speaker 7: people now.
Speaker 1: Which is why I think the Trumpster wants to do
Speaker 1: a deal with Ukraine. And this has taken us fifty
Speaker 1: years to get here. You have a great part of
Speaker 1: your column that says, over the past of fifty years,
Speaker 1: the Congress failed to properly oversee n IN and direct
Speaker 1: the Department of the Interior in the EPA to support
Speaker 1: national security priorities and goals. And of course, for the
Speaker 1: last four years or so, who was running the presidency.
Speaker 1: Nobody knows. We have a pollop bureau, including Hunter Biden,
Speaker 1: making decisions. And if the Biden family didn't financially benefit
Speaker 1: from overseas deals, they didn't make them, and so nobody
Speaker 1: was watching the store. We assumed for a long time
Speaker 1: because of Fair Traded Center, China was going to be
Speaker 1: our friend, beginning in two thousand and one when they
Speaker 1: joined so called the trade organizations. It's not turned out
Speaker 1: that way at all, and now we don't have the
Speaker 1: capacity to produce these medals. I've looked at the forty
Speaker 1: or fifty. Most of the names I can't pronounce, but
Speaker 1: I can't pronounce lithium and cobalt and radium and things
Speaker 1: like that. But there was a bunch of others and
Speaker 1: they all come from China, And I'm thinking, Okay, no
Speaker 1: one was paying attention now here we are about it's
Speaker 1: going to take not a year or two years. Scott
Speaker 1: Powell wouldn't it take ten years to be consistent to
Speaker 1: open up these mines in America and produce these these
Speaker 1: rare minerals right now, these global rare earth supply chain.
Speaker 1: It was we got into this thing long time. It's
Speaker 1: gonna take a long time to get out correct.
Speaker 7: Yes, it will. But I mean, if it became a
Speaker 7: national priority on a wartime footing, I think that we
Speaker 7: could get these mines up and running in two to
Speaker 7: three years. But we don't even know where all the
Speaker 7: where all the rare earth elements are because you know,
Speaker 7: mining on public land has been off limits, right and
Speaker 7: there's been no incentive for the private sector mining companies
Speaker 7: to pursue any of this, so they've just neglected it entirely.
Speaker 7: But I think we're a wealthy country in these minerals.
Speaker 7: And as a matter of fact, you know, China, you know,
Speaker 7: brings these minerals in from all over the world to
Speaker 7: process them in China. China is really the master at
Speaker 7: controlling supply chains. You know, they control the supply chain
Speaker 7: of lithium and lithium batteries. They control eighty percent of
Speaker 7: the cobalt produced in the world, and it all comes
Speaker 7: out of the Congo in the Africa and Africa.
Speaker 2: How did they do this?
Speaker 7: They did it because they have a concerted foreign policy
Speaker 7: approach that they are going they are going to control
Speaker 7: the world. They're certainly going to defeat the United States
Speaker 7: because the United States stands in the way of most
Speaker 7: of these tyrants around the world. So they want to
Speaker 7: bring us to our knees, and they control the supply
Speaker 7: chains they can do that. Look, they eighty percent of
Speaker 7: the of the photo voltaic panels that we all see
Speaker 7: in acres and acres of defaced which used to be
Speaker 7: you know, pristine farmland is now covered with solar panels.
Speaker 7: And we've just learned that in these solar panels and
Speaker 7: some of these so there's a back door for China
Speaker 7: to basically turn it all off, right, I mean, it's
Speaker 7: unbelievable how how naive we have been we have you know,
Speaker 7: we have a determined enemy that wants to be able
Speaker 7: to defeat us without firing a shot.
Speaker 1: Well, you have also a column a few days ago
Speaker 1: about America's financial strength and its national security, and I
Speaker 1: read a piece by Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, and
Speaker 1: he points out that our financial security is tied to
Speaker 1: getting down federal spending, which seemingly cannot happen. God knows
Speaker 1: if the Trumpster and House a leader in the House
Speaker 1: of Johnson and the Senate tune. If they can't do it,
Speaker 1: it can't be done. And I'm reading these numbers. Forget
Speaker 1: about the rhetorica Scott Powell, forget about the chainsaw, forget
Speaker 1: about DOGE, which I think is doing great work within
Speaker 1: their parameters. But Ron Johnson points out in this column
Speaker 1: that the and this this fiscal year that ends September thirtieth,
Speaker 1: the Federal treasure is going to collect about five trillion
Speaker 1: dollars from US as taxpayers. But that's going to be
Speaker 1: about two trillion dollars short. And even if and right
Speaker 1: now it's thirty seven trillion, and looking for the next
Speaker 1: ten years, we're going to add at least twelve to
Speaker 1: thirteen trillion. In the year twenty thirty seven, we're going
Speaker 1: to have fifty trillion dollars in national debt.
Speaker 7: And uh, it's unbelievable. But here's the issue. Everybody has
Speaker 7: to understand this. Take the wisdom of Warren Buffett. You know,
Speaker 7: he was the master investor and his key and he said,
Speaker 7: you know, it's it shouldn't be a secret. But the
Speaker 7: power of compound interest is the chief driver of success investing.
Speaker 7: And what that means is what he did was he
Speaker 7: bought high quality, dividend paying stocks, he held onto him
Speaker 7: he and reinvested all the dividends, so he never took
Speaker 7: the cash out. He reinvested in more shares, and then
Speaker 7: those more shares generate more dividends, and the dividends get
Speaker 7: increased every year. So it's it's like a virtuous engine
Speaker 7: of growth. Well, the opposite is that you have debt
Speaker 7: and your and and to service the debt, you have
Speaker 7: to borrow more money to service the debt, and so
Speaker 7: you create more debt to service the existing debt, and
Speaker 7: so it goes worse and worse and worse until the
Speaker 7: system collapses, and it will collapse. It will come there
Speaker 7: comes a point where you can't borrow any more money
Speaker 7: and you have to default on your debt. Then what happened?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 7: Then what happened?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 7: The financial markets are will we'll go through a total convulsion.
Speaker 7: And you know, if you own land, and you own
Speaker 7: your house, and you own some gold and you own assets,
Speaker 7: hopefully you can survive through it. All, but the currency
Speaker 7: will become worthless and then we'll have to have a reset.
Speaker 7: In other words, if there will be massive defaults that
Speaker 7: will never be made of. It's sort of what's happened
Speaker 7: in Argentina at various times where they've done devaulted on
Speaker 7: their debt and they don't go out of business. They
Speaker 7: just say, well, sorry, we can't pay you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that means but what does that mean when
Speaker 1: the default happens. I'm not saying if it's going to happen,
Speaker 1: but when it happens. Give an example, in the year
Speaker 1: twenty twenty, which wasn't exactly decades ago. I'm talking five
Speaker 1: years ago, the federal government spent four point seven trillion
Speaker 1: dollars in the year twenty twenty. This year had collected
Speaker 1: five point one trillion. If we go back to twenty
Speaker 1: twenty spending levels, we'd have a four billion dollar surplus
Speaker 1: to pay off the debt. Instead, all I hear from
Speaker 1: the mainstream media is there's cuts the Medicare, there's cuts
Speaker 1: the Medicaid. Rich are getting a tax cut, the poor
Speaker 1: are going to go hungry. I hear all this crap,
Speaker 1: and the media doesn't tell us the truth, which is
Speaker 1: where we are financially, and you point that out in
Speaker 1: your column, and I'm thinking, why can't we deal with reality?
Speaker 7: Well, you know, there are two things about human nature.
Speaker 7: One is the normalcy bias. And normal advice is simple.
Speaker 7: It says that whatever was in the past, it gets
Speaker 7: projected on the present in the future, that everything was
Speaker 7: okay in the past. Yes we had deficits, but it
Speaker 7: wasn't so bad and we muddled through, and so it's normal.
Speaker 7: It's still normal. Our deficits are just part of life.
Speaker 7: And then the other part that kills us is the
Speaker 7: is the tendency of people to deny problems. You know,
Speaker 7: the people are in denial of problems. We're in denial
Speaker 7: that were going bankrupt. We're in denial. Who talks about that?
Speaker 1: Well, all I hear about is cut to Medicare and Medicaid,
Speaker 1: which is the slight slowing of the increase. I'll give
Speaker 1: you some numbers. I mean, this isn't Democrat Republican. The
Speaker 1: average deficit each year under Barack Hussein Obama was nine
Speaker 1: hundred and ten billion dollars each year on average. Under Trump,
Speaker 1: who I love and respect, it's going to be two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars a year. It's going to double the deferences
Speaker 1: annually under under Biden and under under Obama. And of
Speaker 1: course Biden averaged one point nine trillion over his four years.
Speaker 1: So essentially Biden added eight eight trillion, and Trump's gonna
Speaker 1: add in four years eight trillion, and Obama in eight
Speaker 1: years added about eight trillion. He was there eight year.
Speaker 7: None of that jet's gonna be retired, none of the
Speaker 7: words we're gonna not We're gonna be crushed by interest payments. Well,
Speaker 7: you know, there's no getting around. You have to service that.
Speaker 7: You create more debt, you've got to service it. You've
Speaker 7: got to pay the bond holders. And if you don't
Speaker 7: pay them, your default, and if you default, then every
Speaker 7: it's you know, it's turn out the lights.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it'll take a wheel bear full of money to
Speaker 1: buy a loaf of bread.
Speaker 7: That's what happened with the with the with the German
Speaker 7: mark after World War One?
Speaker 1: Why are we dealing with Whenever I hear a newscast,
Speaker 1: I hear some some newsreader tell me there's cuts to
Speaker 1: medicaid because the rate of increase is slowing because of
Speaker 1: all the way fraud and abuse. I want to jump
Speaker 1: through the radio or the TV and say are you
Speaker 1: are you stupid? Are you that stupid? Of course there's
Speaker 1: no cuts, it's a slight decrease of the increase. But
Speaker 1: I'm reading from doctor Oz who said they've discovered there's
Speaker 1: fourteen billion dollars and duplicate payments made in one year
Speaker 1: on medicaid. I'm reading this other ninety three billion dollars
Speaker 1: the EPA between the time that Harris lost and Trump
Speaker 1: came in, the EPA shoveled out the door ninety three
Speaker 1: billion dollars that the democratic activist groups we never ever
Speaker 1: deal with reality.
Speaker 7: The political corruption is is so out of control that
Speaker 7: I mean, those we both applauded and people should go,
Speaker 7: but you got to keep going. I mean, the the corruption,
Speaker 7: you know, the the the misallocation of funds and the
Speaker 7: redirection of funds is just unbelievable. It's it's outrageous, and
Speaker 7: you know, it's all being done by this so called
Speaker 7: entrenched deep state. And they use this redirected money to
Speaker 7: pad their not only had their own wallets, but to
Speaker 7: you know, but to run to run it back into
Speaker 7: the political system to get their cronies re elected.
Speaker 1: And I'm watching it now, and God blessed Trump and
Speaker 1: Mike Johnson and Senator Thun and all the rest. I
Speaker 1: respect Rand Paul that the two House of Representative members
Speaker 1: who did not vote for this last week was my
Speaker 1: friend Warren Davidson I have him on quite often from
Speaker 1: Ohio and Tom Massey from Kentucky. Two voted against it, saying,
Speaker 1: because you know what, there is no cut in federal spending,
Speaker 1: there's an increase. They both agreed to it. I watched
Speaker 1: Senator Johnson of Ron Johnson or Wisconsin with Christopher running
Speaker 1: on Newsmax. He's saying the same thing he said. I
Speaker 1: love the way that Speaker Johnson is acting boldly. One
Speaker 1: of my disappointments with the House is about the only
Speaker 1: number we have now is at one point five trillion
Speaker 1: reduction over ten years. That's one hundred and fifty billion
Speaker 1: per year. He calls that a rounding error. When you
Speaker 1: owe fifty trillion dollars, round it, it's nothing.
Speaker 7: And everybody needs to understand that as the death grows,
Speaker 7: we get ourselves into an irretrievable dynamic that ends in bankruptcy.
Speaker 1: It's a death spiral.
Speaker 7: It's like a plane going down it's a debt death smiral,
Speaker 7: that's right, and it can't you can't turn it around.
Speaker 7: So I hate it asimist.
Speaker 1: I want to be objective. I don't want to be optimistic.
Speaker 1: And the idea that over the next ten years we're
Speaker 1: going to grow a way out of this by incentivizing
Speaker 1: Morton the numbers are too big.
Speaker 7: It won't work.
Speaker 2: They're too big.
Speaker 7: They're too big. The only way we grow our way
Speaker 7: out of this really is increasing the revenue side. And
Speaker 7: Trump has some very creative ideas. Sure, for instance, this
Speaker 7: Golden Disa program. Sure, probably, Sure, there are enough people
Speaker 7: that have signed up for it now to basically bring
Speaker 7: about a trillion and a half dollars into the treasury.
Speaker 1: We need a cut federal spending. We got to go
Speaker 1: back to twenty twenty levels of federal spending whatever it
Speaker 1: is now, we got a surplus. Well, Scott Powell, all
Speaker 1: your stuff is just google your stuff. I have it
Speaker 1: all in front of me. You do great work. And
Speaker 1: when it comes to rare earth minerals, but this death
Speaker 1: spiral is something that is the most predictive catastrophe ever
Speaker 1: to strike this country, and we're not dealing with it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well, let's close with this. There was once a
Speaker 7: guy asked, well, just how did you go bankrupt? And
Speaker 7: you know what his answer was, Well, it was slow
Speaker 7: at first, and then all of a sudden, you're bankrupt.
Speaker 1: That's where we are.
Speaker 7: That's exactly what's going to happen to the United States.
Speaker 7: We're we're going slow now, even though the debt is increasing,
Speaker 7: the deficits are level or increasing, We're servicing more and
Speaker 7: more debt and we're muddling through. It appears, and then
Speaker 7: suddenly it will be you know, there'll be a default
Speaker 7: and then.
Speaker 1: You go bank disaster. Scott Powell, thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Will do it again. Thank you, Scott. Okay,
Speaker 1: thank bleasure. Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham with you
Speaker 1: every afternoon on news radio seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 4: I'm here without the roun bag, but he's still on
Speaker 4: my loll in mine. I think about who run Bank
Speaker 4: and dream about him all the time.
Speaker 1: I'm here without the.
Speaker 4: Rounday, but he's still with me and my dreams.
Speaker 1: And tonight it's roun me. Hello, quiet skulls, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: You know, normally calls me about three to four times
Speaker 1: a day. No calls from Joe Dieters today he's being ready.
Speaker 1: Oh maybe he's at the vigil for Harambe. I didn't
Speaker 1: know that.
Speaker 9: Maybe the rocks there, along with the pebble rock rock
Speaker 9: took the kids. I'm going to celebrate the life and times,
Speaker 9: you know, the big h He lives now only in
Speaker 9: our memory segment. And what a memory it was. Bananas.
Speaker 1: He loved the apples and the fruit and everything, living
Speaker 1: his life until Joe Deeters put a code red on him.
Speaker 1: And don't bother me with the facts about this kid.
Speaker 1: Joe Dieters wanted him Deadna Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: Oh, it's nothing about the past, nothing about the futures.
Speaker 8: Right now, we're praying for Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Belichick's coming to Cincinnati. Oh well, how about that. We
Speaker 1: can't wait for that. Wait, what what we got? Breaking news?
Speaker 1: Chuck is speaking for Joe Deaters. Wow, I didn't know
Speaker 1: Rona Cincinnati. Oh okay, Well, well, Joe's on the bench
Speaker 1: right now in Columbus. I can say whatever I want
Speaker 1: about him. You'll never know, will he The student reporters
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Speaker 9: in Northern Kentucky. Bengals Ring of Honor game is set
Speaker 9: for Sunday, October twenty six against the Jets. The Ring
Speaker 9: of the Ring of Honor nominees are number three. Jim
Speaker 9: Breach yes, number twenty one, James Brooks No. Number eighty,
Speaker 9: Chris Collinsworth No. Thirty three, David Folcha yes, number sixty two,
Speaker 9: Dave Lapham definitely yes sixty five, Matt Max Montoya definitely yes,
Speaker 9: number twenty, leap and Lamar Parrish no. Number eighty, Bob
Speaker 9: Trumpy yes, number fifty five, Reggie.
Speaker 1: Williams fifty seven.
Speaker 9: Sorry no, let's see cam Sample has said on his
Speaker 9: ex account today the Bengals defensive end. He's officially cleared
Speaker 9: to play after suffering an a chill each injury you
Speaker 9: have an MRI or what we got a list to
Speaker 9: have there. That's all I got. While they have a
Speaker 9: couple of couple of Bengals are still hurt, but not
Speaker 9: as the injury. Repre is not as long as I
Speaker 9: seventy five like the Reds.
Speaker 1: What about Cees. He's in Louisville right now rehabbing. Singer
Speaker 1: was pretty good like with his with his he had
Speaker 1: inflammation in his back and he's got to go see doctor.
Speaker 1: Bob Ernst can solve his back problems by sticking a
Speaker 1: needle and debt debting his nerves around his lumbar L
Speaker 1: five and L six and L seven. Earnst knows where
Speaker 1: to put the needle.
Speaker 9: Longtime Fairfield High School football coach Willie Jason Krause is
Speaker 9: retiring why twenty thirteen GMC Coach of the Year was
Speaker 9: also the boys and girls track coach at the Home
Speaker 9: of the Indians at Fairfield for thirteen years.
Speaker 2: He was at.
Speaker 1: Middletown at one time Middle Tucky, and he coached Jalen Marshall,
Speaker 1: Kyle Schwarber, and former NFL running back to Sean Win.
Speaker 1: How about this one, rumors swirl and chapel Hill. But
Speaker 1: Phil Belichick is preparing an exit from the football program
Speaker 1: and will pay the university one million dollars. Well, then
Speaker 1: that's the reason why. That's the reason. It's either two
Speaker 1: things today with the rock he's staying away because of
Speaker 1: that story. Or two he's got the pebbles and the
Speaker 1: family up at the zoo today for her Rambe vigil
Speaker 1: remembrance of that great in a moment of silence when
Speaker 1: that bullet was fired from the wedding at the time,
Speaker 1: I remember, I don't know getting a text here. Maybe
Speaker 1: maybe that's maybe he is listening on the bench. Joe
Speaker 1: is listening. Oh okay, he said, if you mentioned a
Speaker 1: Rambe one more time, I'm never calling you again.
Speaker 9: Uh sucker, FC Cincinnati. Since he'll call us again, you're crazy, can't.
Speaker 5: This story remains still as important today as it was
Speaker 5: in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: Thank you put his name in the news and it's iconic.
Speaker 6: The main message of how do we help these guerrillas
Speaker 6: and the that that still should be the main focus
Speaker 6: of the name.
Speaker 1: That's what we've been saying for a long time. I
Speaker 1: was like a mortalist. He thinks life is worthless. He
Speaker 1: should kill people. TQL Stadium.
Speaker 9: The site willis FC Cincinnai is gonna host a Luco
Speaker 9: Acasta in FC Dallas tonight at seven on st.
Speaker 1: Luco returns He's coming back. Will he be welcomed or booed?
Speaker 1: I think he'll be welcomed. You did a lot of
Speaker 1: great things for the hit for the squad. After seventeen
Speaker 1: days of torture of this uh cyber guy, what's last?
Speaker 1: Gay crack cut leg with a saw, urinated on him,
Speaker 1: AirTag CPS located tied to his neck, and put electric
Speaker 1: wires in private parts of his body to get his password.
Speaker 1: Sound like pulp fiction? Wow with Bruce Willison. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: go Medieval on you. That's one of the classic lines
Speaker 1: Bruce willis one of the classic lines in movie Instagram
Speaker 1: One big guy, I'm going to go Medieval on you.
Speaker 1: But bought them go Midievil on your ass. Vans can say,
Speaker 1: give me, give me some screw, give me a wrench,
Speaker 1: screwdriver and a blow torch. You know that's gonna be
Speaker 1: a bad day right there. That's gonna hurt torture more
Speaker 1: ways than one bitcount the bitcoin? Did he get the
Speaker 1: did he get the They never got he never got
Speaker 1: the password. This guy took a lot. Then he comes
Speaker 1: out only in his underwear with blood oozing from every orifice,
Speaker 1: and the police then believed him. He was tortured for
Speaker 1: days to get the bitcoin password, and he refused to
Speaker 1: give it up even when there was drills plasted near
Speaker 1: his ears. The sound of drilling going on in your brain.
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Speaker 1: Oh oh, he's got a text attachment from Joe Dieters.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, you be Jesus. At least he's still talking
Speaker 1: to me. How about this Pablo Torre, here we go
Speaker 1: followed a lawsuit yesterday in New York. We need a
Speaker 1: sounder and a Bill Belichick report threatened you see the
Speaker 1: Homer Marty Brenahan, Bob with a lawsuit amid is Bill Belichick.
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson Investigation Pable. Torre is a podcaster used to
Speaker 1: be DSPN for years. Yeah, he alleges there's numerous email communications.
Speaker 1: Uh huh between Jordan and Belichick that have not yet
Speaker 1: been made public. You want to read that stuff. I
Speaker 1: want to read them. Yes, you think it? Do you
Speaker 1: think it might have something to do with love? Well,
Speaker 1: he find he wants to find out uncovering more details
Speaker 1: surrounding their relationship. What's this guy going to write a book?
Speaker 1: U N c owed him very response to multiple public
Speaker 1: record requests by Friday. Otherwise he's going semi nuclear and
Speaker 1: he will hold them to account. He says, who's going
Speaker 1: to hold who?
Speaker 2: Does?
Speaker 1: Torre will hold the tar Heels to account. I'm sure
Speaker 1: they can't wait to hear from this guy. I'm sure
Speaker 1: they can't. I'm sure they can't wait. He said. The
Speaker 1: relationship so far has been vague and ambiguous. We need
Speaker 1: more information. Just leave Malone. Will you want to get
Speaker 1: your information?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 9: I don't want any more information. Four year old man
Speaker 9: seventy three and twenty four whatever.
Speaker 1: In fact, he was sitting next to the father of
Speaker 1: Jordan at the Miss Main competition and the father of
Speaker 1: Jordan is young enough to be the son of Bill Belichicks.
Speaker 1: She finished third, Yeah, finished third. I tell you about
Speaker 1: miss Maine. She has an advanced degree from the School
Speaker 1: of Cosmetology of the State of Maine, an advanced degree
Speaker 1: and hair. This will not well.
Speaker 9: This is going right straight down Disaster Boulevard and then
Speaker 9: you turn to uh, I don't know, I don't know
Speaker 9: what street is on nd.
Speaker 1: It's a bad one. But according to pable Torre, we
Speaker 1: want to know because public money is being used to
Speaker 1: enhance and encourage this relationship and stand an operating procedure
Speaker 1: and feel like we're not obliging legal obligations if they
Speaker 1: do not disclose this information. Is he was the one
Speaker 1: that said the North Carolinas said to him, keep her
Speaker 1: off the sidelines. Then the tar Hills said that's not true.
Speaker 1: So Belichick may counter suit for defamation of character. Let's
Speaker 1: cover that one second. What happens on this show every
Speaker 1: day with the Magic Man with Scottie Crosswell and Joe Dieters.
Speaker 1: Let's get the Magic Man, that's the super team there,
Speaker 1: get him involved, get that suit, get bad to get
Speaker 1: that super team in there. Like more information. Shapiro and
Speaker 1: Johnny what's his name with Johnny Cochran with the O. J.
Speaker 1: Simpson about that crew. Also Flee Bailey hit got bad.
Speaker 1: Remember that that day he was here almost choked on
Speaker 1: his food. We were giving it. He was hungry, and
Speaker 1: he said, you got something, you know what we have
Speaker 1: pizza or something. Yeah, and he started he starts eating
Speaker 1: it and he starts turning blue and coughing. I'm going
Speaker 1: he's gonna drop over right here in our studio. I said, Sam,
Speaker 1: let's take a break, take a break, and I had
Speaker 1: to do mount the mouth on a fleet Bailey athlete.
Speaker 1: Bailey dies in the studio. The stud report, No, no, wait,
Speaker 1: we wouldn't get over that one. No, I don't think
Speaker 1: so I gave him out the mouth. Why didn't you
Speaker 1: give a flee Bailey mount the mouth? Well, you were
Speaker 1: first on the list of on the alphabet Willie down
Speaker 1: by the bottom now Cuttingham and Dennison CD. If that
Speaker 1: would have happened, if you passed out and died. I
Speaker 1: almost dialed nine to one to get Tom Weedman, get
Speaker 1: the weed man here with a hearney from the boys
Speaker 1: to get this. No, this was no just no joke.
Speaker 1: I mean he was choking. He was choking. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: said what do you do? And he said or something
Speaker 1: he's pointing out. Oh god. I got behind him and
Speaker 1: tried the homony maneuver. That didn't work. Then I had
Speaker 1: reached down his throat up to my elbow and pull
Speaker 1: out a chunk of pepperoni pizza. Who thought something? I
Speaker 1: didn't think that was gonna happen that day? Did you know?
Speaker 1: Ba here Stuoge report. That's when Steve Adams brought him
Speaker 1: in for col work. Got the inside scoop on the
Speaker 1: O J. Simpsons with Kardashian and h Johnny Cock ran
Speaker 1: and and uh Douglas and those guys unbelievable and Marcia
Speaker 1: Clark unbelievable. I say, give me out of the Stuge report.
Speaker 1: And we continue to follow poble Torre and his investigation
Speaker 1: of Bill Belichick. And don't forget the bet I have
Speaker 1: with the Rock that Bill Belichick will never coach one
Speaker 1: game at UNC. That's right, that's probably another reason why
Speaker 1: he's not here. And that report out of Chapel Hill
Speaker 1: that he's negotiating an exit. It's not good for the recruits, which.
Speaker 9: Will slightly Yeah, yeah, they still get ni own money
Speaker 9: if they leave or they got to pay it back
Speaker 9: or is that going to be in.
Speaker 1: The courts too. It'll be soon. Lawyers are making a
Speaker 1: fortune out of this deal. And wait till he impregnates
Speaker 1: are in their as a baby. Oh, now we're talking.
Speaker 1: I hope it looks like her than him. Looks a
Speaker 1: little rough, especially in a ring camera. It doesn't look good.
Speaker 1: Frank Ziebell wants me to send him a video of
Speaker 1: Bill Belichick on the on the doorstep of the Airbnb
Speaker 1: rented by Jordan Hudson for their love. He's standing there
Speaker 1: like with hardly nothing on and on and people. This
Speaker 1: is not not a good look. Surprised me the internet
Speaker 1: didn't break them. Not a good look, seg man, No
Speaker 1: I segment. Give me out of the suits report? Please?
Speaker 9: Will he and utter of the red legs getting out
Speaker 9: the broom tonight against those royals?
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. We leave you with the immortal words of the
Speaker 1: stood report. But I don't know anything about it. Oh
Speaker 1: that was Belichick. He's telling Pablo Torres. He don't know
Speaker 1: anything about Pable Pablo Torre whatever he's got lawsuits pending.
Speaker 1: Have to get more information about this star Cross couple.
Speaker 1: You can't somebody that.
Speaker 9: You know what, all this is gonna go down right
Speaker 9: down Disaster Boulevard and this guy's going to write a
Speaker 9: book and he's gonna make thousands of dollars a hollow
Speaker 9: thank you, bingo.
Speaker 1: What about Jordan Hutspit Billy and Jordan. I can just
Speaker 1: see it now, And if Playboy magazine was around, she'd
Speaker 1: be missed September. They're not around anymore.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 1: I love the video of those two, the photo of
Speaker 1: those two on the beach, but she's in like, uh,
Speaker 1: impression impressionistic Dan and he's doing some crab act and
Speaker 1: I'm going Bill Belichick. Even Tom Brady's making fun of
Speaker 1: the guy, which is pretty good. Sh I'll go back
Speaker 1: to football. Well he's trying to go to football. But
Speaker 1: oh yeah, that's right there. Yeah, seventy three years old.
Speaker 1: That's pretty old. He should retire by the time you
Speaker 1: get seventy seventy three, you should quit, shouldn't you. Segment, Yes,
Speaker 1: no question about it. Segment, Thank you very much, sir.
Speaker 1: Let's see what happens later in this never ending story.
Speaker 1: At least we hope it never ends, you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. That's for sure, let's continue. You don't want
Speaker 1: it to end, well, I mean I don't want to
Speaker 1: make fun of anybody.
Speaker 2: You know that.
Speaker 1: And remember the Big h today and every day in
Speaker 1: your prayers. He died and his memory now lights the
Speaker 1: corners of our mind. He is alive now only segment
Speaker 1: in our memories and what memories there were before. Joe
Speaker 1: Dieters put a code read I'm here with that six
Speaker 1: years ago today like you said nine nine years ago
Speaker 1: today Joey does who on the golf course and a
Speaker 1: Conrad for number sixth I'm here with you playing golf
Speaker 1: with the buzzer over with me, he said, put him down,
Speaker 1: put him down, and tonight it's home made me in
Speaker 1: your memory Joe seven hundred w eld