Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the great American.
Speaker 2: Welcome.
Speaker 1: This floor is Thursday, afternoon of the friestday. Of course,
Speaker 1: the Bengals tee it up tonight against the Ravens. Everyone
Speaker 1: said it's a must win game. The two greatest quarterbacks
Speaker 1: in football right now to beat up tonight right here,
Speaker 1: and this is of course a must win for the Bengals.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens there. But one of the best
Speaker 1: things going on now is the post mortem. What went right?
Speaker 1: What went wrong? I've been watching News Nation, I've been
Speaker 1: watching CNN, I've been watching MSNBC. It's wonderful. I've probably
Speaker 1: spent more time watching MSNBC now than I should to
Speaker 1: get an idea what's happening politically and philosophically on the
Speaker 1: other side. But Leland Vitter, it's one of the main
Speaker 1: stars at News Nation who first called this thing for
Speaker 1: Trump early in the evening. And Leland Vetert welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Leland always time is limited.
Speaker 1: Can you give me in your view from your coverage
Speaker 1: of the issue. You're traveling the highway and the bye ways,
Speaker 1: Brian Anton. News Nation. They had him on a couple times,
Speaker 1: going from New Jersey all the way to California, back
Speaker 1: and forth, back and forth. What were the two or
Speaker 1: three reasons that Trump won and the two or three
Speaker 1: reasons that Kamala Harris lost.
Speaker 3: To me, the massive shift in voting is not one demographic,
Speaker 3: and I think the mistake is to say, Oh, it's
Speaker 3: black men, or oh it's young Latinos, or oh it's
Speaker 3: young frat stars or old women or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: It's not. It's paycheck to paycheck voters, regardless of demographic,
Speaker 3: because economic issues are at the forefront of every decision,
Speaker 3: and that is the primary driver. I think of the
Speaker 3: massive shift in support to Donald Trump, whether it be
Speaker 3: in urban areas where he ran about ten to fifteen
Speaker 3: points better than he did in twenty twenty. We're talking
Speaker 3: about Boston and Chicago and New York City. He was
Speaker 3: best at his numbers in New Jersey by ten point.
Speaker 3: Those are paycheck to paycheck voters. That's number one. Number two.
Speaker 3: I think the idea that there is a massive gender
Speaker 3: gap can finally be put to rest. There is no
Speaker 3: gender gap. There is a marriage gap, and single women
Speaker 3: broke heavily for Kamala Harris absolutely based on primarily abortion,
Speaker 3: but also some other progressive issues. Married women do not
Speaker 3: because married women care about feeding their families. They care
Speaker 3: about whether their girls are going to have to play
Speaker 3: on sports teams with boys. They care about whether their
Speaker 3: boys are going to be in classrooms where they're shown
Speaker 3: books on inappropriate things. I forget sometimes I'm on the
Speaker 3: radio rather than cable news, and those moms care about
Speaker 3: their boys being in school and not being canceled. Yep.
Speaker 3: So you put all of that together. I think those
Speaker 3: are the two main lessons.
Speaker 1: I received an e mail from a female listener in California,
Speaker 1: and she said, essentially, I was a liberal until I
Speaker 1: got married. When I was in college, I did all
Speaker 1: the things college girls do, drank and smoked and did
Speaker 1: things I shouldn't have done. And when I got out,
Speaker 1: I was concerned about abortion. I was concerned about protesting
Speaker 1: when I got married. But Mary, now six or seven
Speaker 1: years I'm in my early thirties. I'm worried not about
Speaker 1: my six year old daughter getting an abortion. I worry
Speaker 1: about her being shown a male genitelia by a first
Speaker 1: grade teacher. I worry about her being told that she's
Speaker 1: in the wrong body. I worry about when I go
Speaker 1: to the Stone groceries or higher. That's what she really
Speaker 1: worry about.
Speaker 3: Your Yeah, and you were. And she worried about her
Speaker 3: husband's job being taken by an illegal immigrant.
Speaker 1: Yeah. She worries about homelessness and drug use. She worries
Speaker 1: about fentanyl everywhere. And you can't have a girl scout.
Speaker 1: Cookies don't exist anymore. Boy Scouts don't exist. And she said,
Speaker 1: I changed. And so the media not necessarily you perhaps,
Speaker 1: but the media wanted to make it a gender gap.
Speaker 1: But that's a great comment. It's a marriage or non
Speaker 1: marriage gap of the childish cat ladies going in one
Speaker 1: direction and mom's going in another. And that was an
Speaker 1: important factor. What about the factor of the Trumpster And
Speaker 1: the last two weeks of the election. Every day was
Speaker 1: a new bombshell. It was either a Puerto Rico is
Speaker 1: floating garbage or it was all of a sudden Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is with Liz Cheney getting the support of Dick Cheney,
Speaker 1: who is the devil in the views of Democrats mainly,
Speaker 1: or the swimsuit model from who was dating Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: that may have been fondled by Donald Trump, or the
Speaker 1: msg rally in which was a Nazi rally every day
Speaker 1: there was a new reason that Chase down and all
Speaker 1: of that amount of nothing a hill of beans. But
Speaker 1: the media tize or did it did it to us?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Or or it was the time that Joe Biden called
Speaker 3: all of Donald Trump supporters garbage. So there were a
Speaker 3: lot of things. I submit to you that there were
Speaker 3: a lot of people who voted for Donald Trump this
Speaker 3: time around, and the polling I think bears this out
Speaker 3: not because of his style, okay, but in spite of it.
Speaker 3: And I think that's a big mistake that Democrats don't realize.
Speaker 3: They thought for a long time, if we can just
Speaker 3: tell people how terrible Donald Trump is or scare them
Speaker 3: then about what he will be, then they won't vote
Speaker 3: for him. And what we realized is that that was
Speaker 3: a losing strategy across the board, because people number one
Speaker 3: knew what Trump was in twenty six twenty seventeen to
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one or twenty sixteen to twenty on his
Speaker 3: first term, and number two, they were so concerned about
Speaker 3: the economy they didn't care. So I think it would
Speaker 3: be a mistake though to book at this is, Oh,
Speaker 3: everybody loves Donald Trump style. They love to talk of
Speaker 3: him being a dictator on day one. They love how
Speaker 3: he talks sometimes about women. They love the you know,
Speaker 3: let's put Liz Cheney in front of a firing squad. Oh,
Speaker 3: they want him to bring his political opponents up on
Speaker 3: criminal charges. That would be a mistake. I think.
Speaker 1: Another factor I read in some more reasonable liberal circles
Speaker 1: says that whenever the Democratic candidate runs for office, who
Speaker 1: do you trot out? Every time? Here comes Oprah talking
Speaker 1: about income inequality. Here comes Bill Clinton talking about how
Speaker 1: to treat women. Here comes the Obamas. Here comes Michelle
Speaker 1: who's talking down from her four mansions to black folks,
Speaker 1: you're not black, don't be against us. You have Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama telling black males you know, don't you know
Speaker 1: what we've done for you and stick with your race.
Speaker 1: Stick with that. And George Clooney, who pushed I guess
Speaker 1: Joe Bien out of office. He's having a little bit
Speaker 1: of a come up and said Matt Damon and all
Speaker 1: the Hollywood elite, and the Hollywood is collapsing, as I speak,
Speaker 1: all around me financially. But they tried out the normal
Speaker 1: suspects to preach to us about the kind of lives
Speaker 1: that we should live, and especially black males and Hispanic
Speaker 1: mails said, you know what, I can't I've seen it.
Speaker 1: I've seen it before. I've seen enough. I can't take
Speaker 1: the Michelle Obama and Barack Hussein Obama, and I can't
Speaker 1: take Liz Channy mixing around with Oprah and Oprah saying
Speaker 1: at a rally a night before the election, you know
Speaker 1: what if you don't vote for the Democratic candidate up
Speaker 1: and down, up and down the ballot, that we're having
Speaker 1: no more elections. This is the last election you can vote.
Speaker 1: Can they trot out in four years the same crowd
Speaker 1: anticipating a different result.
Speaker 3: Well, definition of insanity's doing the same thing over and
Speaker 3: over expecting a different result. Right, this is the same
Speaker 3: people they trotted out Bruce Springstea in the like during
Speaker 3: during twenty sixteen. And there's already a lot of talk
Speaker 3: about that. I think there's going to be a different
Speaker 3: question to be asked, which is do Democrats and this
Speaker 3: is a warning for Republicans, do Democrats decide that winning
Speaker 3: is more important than the progressive orthodoxy? And if they do,
Speaker 3: Republicans should be really worried because Donald Trump's going to
Speaker 3: give tax cuts to billionaires. He's going to follow through
Speaker 3: on that. You're you, you may or may not see
Speaker 3: a lot of anger and you know, potential and always
Speaker 3: things too far in America over what ends up happening
Speaker 3: with not only the Supreme Court, but the lower courts
Speaker 3: and decisions that are made there. There's there's always the
Speaker 3: possibility of backlashing. If Democrats, you know, if Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: can do a thought experiment, if Kamala Harris had pa
Speaker 3: Andy Basheer of Kentucky, you know very well as a
Speaker 3: governors as her vice president or pic Nicki Haley as
Speaker 3: her vice president, and it said a few simple things.
Speaker 3: Number one, if you commit a crime as an illegal immigrant,
Speaker 3: you're going to be deported him illegally. I'm going to
Speaker 3: close the border. We're done with this. Number two, boys
Speaker 3: will not be playing on girls' sports teams period. Number three,
Speaker 3: I'm done with. We're done with the law fair issue.
Speaker 3: First day, I'm partnering Donald Trump and we were moving
Speaker 3: forward and together as a country. And number four, I
Speaker 3: am going to appoint these three Republicans, one of whom's
Speaker 3: sort of a MAGA adjacent Republican to my cabinet. Okay,
Speaker 3: she would have won by fifteen points. Okay, number in,
Speaker 3: number five, Here's why I think where we went wrong
Speaker 3: on the economy, and this is how I'm going to
Speaker 3: break with Joe Biden on economic issues.
Speaker 1: Why didn't I thought when it was going on, and
Speaker 1: she was saying well into it, that I can't think
Speaker 1: of one thing I would have done differently the past
Speaker 1: four years. I had a Republican senator who spoke to
Speaker 1: a Democratic senator that told me that. When she went
Speaker 1: off set with Sonny Houston on the View and that
Speaker 1: classic clip of her saying, I can't think of anything
Speaker 1: I would have done differently, they got her into her
Speaker 1: room and said, a mad and vice president, a whole
Speaker 1: campaign is based upon a new path forward. How can
Speaker 1: you say you're going to do nothing different Here's the
Speaker 1: card with your four talking points. Later that night, she
Speaker 1: went on Howard Stern. Later the nights she went on
Speaker 1: Stephen Colbert and said exactly the same thing, which is,
Speaker 1: I can't think of anything we had done differently. And
Speaker 1: so I'm thinking, how does somebody like that have the
Speaker 1: supplemental intellect to deal with different issues? Juggling balls between
Speaker 1: the Ukraine and the Southern border, crime and the budget
Speaker 1: and taxes. How can someone who is so intellectually vacuous
Speaker 1: could be the president When she's being told what to
Speaker 1: do and she does the exact opposite and then apologizes
Speaker 1: to her quote handlers for not handling the question correctly,
Speaker 1: then that indications she shouldn't have been the president.
Speaker 3: I don't know if she apologized to her handlers or not,
Speaker 3: but what I do know is this is a woman
Speaker 3: who's never had to take a stand her whole political career,
Speaker 3: and it's worked. It got her to be vice president
Speaker 3: of the United States was by not not taking a
Speaker 3: stand on anything. And in California democratic politics, you didn't
Speaker 3: have to the machine. It's a machine driven political system.
Speaker 3: You say what the machine wants you to say, and
Speaker 3: the machine moves you along, okay, And and the machine
Speaker 3: ended up putting her, putting her as Joe Biden's vice
Speaker 3: president because he promised he was going to take a woman.
Speaker 3: And this is a woman who you know, you think
Speaker 3: about her intellectual honesty. This is a woman who called
Speaker 3: Joe Biden a racist on the debate stage and then
Speaker 3: became his vice president and kissed the ring right Okay,
Speaker 3: so this this is not This is not a woman
Speaker 3: known for a lot of adherence to her own thought. Okay,
Speaker 3: how about that. So I kind of just I kind
Speaker 3: of disagree with you. I think she I think this
Speaker 3: was what they thought was going to work. The problem
Speaker 3: was they didn't realize it wasn't going to work, and
Speaker 3: they didn't listen. You know that it was more important
Speaker 3: to them for all the intellectual coalitions to stay together
Speaker 3: than it was for them to win.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she was told on the other side of
Speaker 1: the table the Leland Vinter recipe you just went through
Speaker 1: one through five. Likely, I think would have elected her
Speaker 1: to the presidency. But she could not go back to
Speaker 1: the Rachel Madow crowd and do that. And I think
Speaker 1: she could have because you might recall Senator Sanders said
Speaker 1: about two months before the election that she's reversing all
Speaker 1: of her liberal, progressive opinions and he wink, wink, nod, nod.
Speaker 1: We know who she is.
Speaker 3: And he gave her a life said you saw what
Speaker 3: Sanders said yesterday.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, yes, I get down and get downe on
Speaker 1: the air.
Speaker 3: He said, when the Democratic Party abandons working class Americans,
Speaker 3: Democrats should not be surprised at working class of Americans
Speaker 3: abandoned them. And I disagree with you. I don't think
Speaker 3: and I don't have any reporting on this, but just
Speaker 3: based on what I've seen, I don't think that was
Speaker 3: ever thought or field tested of the idea that I
Speaker 3: just put out to you, and I'll tell you why,
Speaker 3: which is there is among the coastal elite this concept
Speaker 3: that if only we tell voters how terrible Donald Trump is,
Speaker 3: only we convince them how terrible Donald Trump is, we
Speaker 3: can do whatever we want on policy.
Speaker 1: Didn't work, and it did not work.
Speaker 3: Now, to be fair, okay, it worked in twenty twenty yep,
Speaker 3: and to be fair, it worked in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 3: Didn't work this time.
Speaker 1: He raised my hand on the side of the room.
Speaker 1: I ask you this question, to which I think I
Speaker 1: know the answer. Sixty five million Democrats voted in twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen for Hillary Clinton. Sixty five million Democrats in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four voted for Kamala Harris. In twenty twenty, eighty
Speaker 1: one million Democrats voted for Joe Biden. In the basement,
Speaker 1: so we got sixty five million, then all of a
Speaker 1: sudden eighty one million, then back down to sixty five million,
Speaker 1: bags of ballots, rider trucks, trucks, late night entries in
Speaker 1: the back of my mind, my conspiratorial belief, as Tony
Speaker 1: Bender believes, my producer, that there are bags of ballots,
Speaker 1: that the sixty five million, the sixty five million, throw
Speaker 1: in Barack Hussein Obama and eight and twelve sixty five million,
Speaker 1: then sixty six million, So we had a consistency of
Speaker 1: sixty five million, sixty six, sixty five eighty one then
Speaker 1: back to sixty five. Is my conspiratorial bones rattling.
Speaker 3: I don't know if they're rattling or.
Speaker 1: Not, because there was stuffed in stuffed I know, I know,
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: Look, this is my simple question. Okay, if they rigged
Speaker 3: it in twenty twenty, okay for Joe Biden, why wouldn't
Speaker 3: they have rigged it in twenty twenty four for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Let me let me tell you, Let me tell you.
Speaker 1: May I tell you why? Because in twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: there were thousands of eyeballs and hundreds of lawyers with
Speaker 1: telescopes watching what was going on, while in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: there were not, And because of the COVID and because
Speaker 1: of the availability to the counting machines. I won't say
Speaker 1: it rises in the Great Americans belief, but I haven't
Speaker 1: a suspicion.
Speaker 3: You're smart, You're smart, You're smarter than this, You're better
Speaker 3: than this.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not. No, I'm not because I don't believe it.
Speaker 1: But do I suspect it? Absolutely?
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm not better than this.
Speaker 1: I'm not better.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well then then then I then I've underestimated you
Speaker 3: or overestimated you.
Speaker 1: This is not over under back under over.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, the viewer, the listeners can decide. Okay, well
Speaker 3: Trump Trump got a million let's say hear he got
Speaker 3: two million votes or a million and a half less
Speaker 3: votes this time than he did last time. Okay, so
Speaker 3: did the Republican uh ballot trucks not show up when
Speaker 3: we when we go down this path, we demean Yeah,
Speaker 3: we go down this path, we demean the legitimate voice
Speaker 3: of the American people. And I think Republicans. I think
Speaker 3: Republicans when you go down this path and go, oh, well,
Speaker 3: the Trumpster should have won in twenty twenty, this is
Speaker 3: you know, let's go full maga. That was not the
Speaker 3: message the voters sent. And I go back to the beginning, right.
Speaker 3: Two things the Republicans should realize. Republicans should remember there
Speaker 3: were a lot of people out there who did not
Speaker 3: vote for Donald Trump because of his style and because
Speaker 3: of all of the crazy. They voted for it in
Speaker 3: spite of it.
Speaker 1: All right, Lenn yep, I get it. But let's leave
Speaker 1: that to the side. Let's move forward. Leland Vitdert, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on News Nation called it first. Sean Compton's
Speaker 1: happy about that, and let's keep the lines of communication open.
Speaker 1: The next few years is going to be a rough ride.
Speaker 1: And lost the cover, but.
Speaker 3: Gary gonna be a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: It'll be great, Michael said.
Speaker 3: Root for drama in our business.
Speaker 1: Well you got it. You're gonna you got it. Leland Vitter,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. Let's continue and he's on every
Speaker 1: night Monday through Friday. Do I believe it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Do I suspect it?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred, Wulwright, Billy Cunningham, the
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Speaker 1: Dave Katon like to hear the music coming up later
Speaker 1: as a gentleman that wrote a book on whatmocrats lawyers
Speaker 1: have done for the past thirty years of indicting Republicans
Speaker 1: all over the country for political purposes. The cases largely
Speaker 1: go away after elections, but guess what, it bankrupts those involved,
Speaker 1: including in this case, Rudolph Giuliani has giving up his watches,
Speaker 1: his homes, and his underwear to two women he allegedly
Speaker 1: defamed in Atlanta with the jument judgment over one hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars. It's called democratic law fare and kind of
Speaker 1: picking up the pieces that leland Vedder dealt with it
Speaker 1: a little bit. Do I think that there's Shenanigan's happening
Speaker 1: at ballot ballot boxes left unattendant? Absolutely? Do I believe it?
Speaker 1: Can I point to it? Do I have the evidence?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Do I strongly suspect it? Yes. In twenty sixteen, the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party did not know Trump was about to win,
Speaker 1: so they did not pull their games that they often
Speaker 1: play because they didn't have to be done because everyone
Speaker 1: knew Hillary Clinton is in the bag. In fact, one
Speaker 1: had her up seven percentage points much like that. How
Speaker 1: about the Moines Register poll? How about that one that
Speaker 1: on the Sunday before the election, they came out with
Speaker 1: a poll that guess what that Kamala Harris was gonna
Speaker 1: win Iowa by three points, and for the next two
Speaker 1: or three days it was a shock to the system.
Speaker 1: MSNBC was orgasmic talking about, Okay, the wave is building
Speaker 1: and it's a blue wave. When the truth came out
Speaker 1: after Tuesday and it was a fourteen point Trump victory,
Speaker 1: she missed it by seventeen points. And she's an expert poster.
Speaker 1: Do I think she had her thumb on it? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: She never released the analytics on Monday or Tuesday to
Speaker 1: let others examine the pool of people she polled because
Speaker 1: it didn't make any sense. But you see, this was
Speaker 1: again a useful idiot used by the left to convince
Speaker 1: you don't bother voting because Kamala Harris is going to
Speaker 1: win easily. Well, the opposite took place. So when I
Speaker 1: dealt with Leland Vindert, I said, look, do I believe
Speaker 1: that in twenty twenty the Democrats in certain states had
Speaker 1: bags of ballots ready to go at three o'clock in
Speaker 1: the morning. Do I believe that?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Do I strongly suspect it. Absolutely. In twenty sixteen, about
Speaker 1: sixty five million Democrats voted for Hillary Clinton. Twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: in twenty twelve, sixty five million Democrats voted for Obama.
Speaker 1: In eight sixty seven million Democrats voted for Obama. So
Speaker 1: he goes sixty seven, then sixty six, and then Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton sixty six, then in twenty twenty eighty one million,
Speaker 1: then on Tuesday back down to sixty seven. Weren't the
Speaker 1: fourteen million Democrats where they come from? All of a
Speaker 1: sudden they simply appeared magically and ballot bags thrown through
Speaker 1: the counting machines at three o'clock in the morning. Do
Speaker 1: I believe it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: Do I suspect it? Absolutely? Absolutely? It didn't happen this time, though,
Speaker 1: did it? Thousands of observers, many like you, watched. You
Speaker 1: had lawyers ready to go, you had certain tightening up
Speaker 1: of some of the restrictions by state legislatures and not
Speaker 1: local officials, changing numbers and changing ballots and having bags
Speaker 1: ready to go at a moment's notice. And because if
Speaker 1: you were watching, that's why it wasn't successful this time.
Speaker 1: And I've spent more time than I ever have the
Speaker 1: last few weeks watching CNN and MSNBC, and I watched
Speaker 1: the last two weeks of Puerto Rico, all about garbage
Speaker 1: and the media with those. Those are the remarks of
Speaker 1: an out of work comedian four hours in the Madison
Speaker 1: Square Garden rally before Trump even arrived. They wanted to
Speaker 1: ring that around Trump's neck. We heard about Liz Cheney,
Speaker 1: and you've got Kamala Harris running around battleground states with
Speaker 1: Liz Cheney with the support of Dick Cheney. Dick Cheney
Speaker 1: supports the Democrats. You had this swimsuit model showed up
Speaker 1: from Sports Illustrated thirty two years later to say that
Speaker 1: she was dating Jeffrey Epstein. Now that was a wise
Speaker 1: choice on her behalf, and she claimed that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: fondled her in front of Jeffrey Epstein to both of
Speaker 1: their satisfactions. The CNN MSNBC ran with that the MSG rally,
Speaker 1: it was a Nazi rally, you might recall. Even Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris referred to it, as did Michelle Obama, that that
Speaker 1: was similar to nineteen thirty nine when the fascist slash
Speaker 1: Nazis showed up at Madison Square Garden and the Trump
Speaker 1: is the Hilton remarking more and so I watched an
Speaker 1: hour after hour, night after night, day after day, the
Speaker 1: mainstream media ABC every report from ABC News down the
Speaker 1: wire was something horrible about Donald Trump, terrible. Nothing about
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz and his activities with the boys and the
Speaker 1: high schools. Nothing about Kamala Harris's husband impregnating the babysitter,
Speaker 1: Nothing about how Kamala Harris came to power in San franciscoing,
Speaker 1: none of that. All that stuff was ignored. It was Trump, Hitler,
Speaker 1: Trump Hitler, Trump, Nazi, You're a fascist, I'm a fascist,
Speaker 1: pr Puerto Rico, garbage, swims models, You had lawsuits being filed,
Speaker 1: You had thousands of other stories. It was all terrible,
Speaker 1: all bad. Then there was a moment on Monday night.
Speaker 1: They're sitting Van Jones and others, and Van Jones is
Speaker 1: the multi millionaire ex communist who often speaks on behalf
Speaker 1: of Obama and speaks on behalf of the Democrats. Simply
Speaker 1: love all the experts who have the feelings like Oprah.
Speaker 1: Oprah's talking about economic dislocation and income redistribution and income disparity.
Speaker 1: That's Oprah Winfrey. And then you had George Clooney. George Clooney, Oh,
Speaker 1: George came back up with Matt Damon saying he's gonna
Speaker 1: leave the Country. If Trump wins, then you had the Obamas,
Speaker 1: Michelle and Barack preaching to black folks. Don't you know
Speaker 1: who we are. We're telling you who to vote for.
Speaker 1: Then you had Bruce Springsteen and Lady Got Got, Lady
Speaker 1: Got Go, Lady Got Got, Got Got Got Got Got
Speaker 1: Got Got Got, Kamala Harris, New York, New York Ark.
Speaker 1: And so when all was said and done, it was
Speaker 1: either election night, or maybe it was last night. Scott
Speaker 1: Jennings sits there with five extreme liberals to his right,
Speaker 1: some representing CNN and also the Van Jones types with
Speaker 1: their tear ducks fully lubricated about how terrible things are.
Speaker 1: And they have no clue what they're talking about. They
Speaker 1: don't know how we live, fly over country, have no clue.
Speaker 1: So Scott Jennings responded, was asked a question by one
Speaker 1: of the liberals. It was either a Wolf Blitzer, might
Speaker 1: have been Anderson Cooper, one of them a Van Jones.
Speaker 1: We don't understand how this happened. And this is about
Speaker 1: a minute and a half, two minutes from Scott Jennings,
Speaker 1: the so called one conservative in the group, Dave Keaton
Speaker 1: hit it.
Speaker 6: I'm interpreting the results tonight as a revenge of just
Speaker 6: the regular old working class America, the anonymous American who
Speaker 6: has been crushed, insulted, condescended to. They're not garbage, they're
Speaker 6: not Nazis. They're just regular people who get up and
Speaker 6: go to work every day and are trying to make
Speaker 6: a better life for their kids. And they feel like
Speaker 6: they have been told to just shut up when they
Speaker 6: have complained about the things that are hurting them in
Speaker 6: their own lives. I also feel like this election, as
Speaker 6: we sit here and pour over this tonight, is something
Speaker 6: of an indictment of the political information complex. I mean,
Speaker 6: we've been sitting around here for the last couple of
Speaker 6: weeks and the story that was portrayed.
Speaker 1: Was not true.
Speaker 3: I mean, we were told Puerto.
Speaker 6: Rico was going to change the election, Liz Cheney, Nikki Haley, voters,
Speaker 6: women lying to their husbands. Before that, it was Tim
Speaker 6: Walls and the Camo Hats. Night after night after night.
Speaker 6: We were told all these things and gimmicks were going
Speaker 6: to somehow push Harris over the line, and we were
Speaker 6: just ignoring the fundamentals inflation, people feeling like that they
Speaker 6: were barely able to tread water at best, that was
Speaker 6: the fundamentals of the election. But I think for all
Speaker 6: of us who cover elections and talk about actions and
Speaker 6: do this on a day to day basis, we have
Speaker 6: to figure out how to understand, talk to and listen
Speaker 6: to the half of the country that rose up tonight
Speaker 6: and said we've had enough. I do think the way
Speaker 6: this campaign was run was basically on. The Democrats thought
Speaker 6: there were enough people who hated Trump or were willing
Speaker 6: to fear him to win the race. And it turns
Speaker 6: out there's more to being president than simply not being
Speaker 6: Donald Trump in the eyes of the American people. I'm
Speaker 6: a little worried about how Democrats are going to react.
Speaker 6: They've been told Trump is a modern day Hitler, or
Speaker 6: at least he's a fascist, And now Kamala Harris I
Speaker 6: suspect he's going to have to wake up in the
Speaker 6: morning and concede to that person. A little concerned about
Speaker 6: an election in which half the country was conditioned to
Speaker 6: believe that the person who just won the name.
Speaker 3: There it is.
Speaker 1: And he used the term, which I've not heard before,
Speaker 1: the political information complex. How you get data? None of
Speaker 1: us investigate everything all the time. Each day. We rely
Speaker 1: upon quote an objective media to tell you the truth
Speaker 1: instead of political propaganda. NBC, CBSABC, the Cincinnati Inquirre, USA Today,
Speaker 1: New York Times, Washington Post are in the business of propaganda.
Speaker 1: They want to tell you a version of the facts
Speaker 1: from their ideological perspective, which is far leftist. An example, Lachland, Ohio,
Speaker 1: right here in Hamletin County has said two to three
Speaker 1: thousand more Tanians show up mystically in their midst living
Speaker 1: ten and fifteen and twenty to an apartment unit. And
Speaker 1: it's received little or no coverage whatsoever from the so
Speaker 1: called media in this town because it didn't fit the image.
Speaker 1: And that was repeated hundreds of times in Ohio, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: I might recall Rob Sanders came on. He had numerous
Speaker 1: crimes committed by illegal immigrants, legal aliens, and we have
Speaker 1: to provide them interpret sitting with them in a courtroom,
Speaker 1: some dialect out of the Congo or out of Afghanistan,
Speaker 1: otherwise I can't receive a fair trial. Got to let
Speaker 1: him go. Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and women who were told,
Speaker 1: all you care about is your vagina and your uterust
Speaker 1: that's the most not your brain, not your mother, But
Speaker 1: it's your uterist that matters, and so I had I
Speaker 1: mentioned this to Leland. I got an email from a
Speaker 1: woman in California that listens to me, who said, when
Speaker 1: I was in college, yes, I was marching. I was angry.
Speaker 1: I found out. I got married and I started. I
Speaker 1: had a daughter, and I was worried about her, sending
Speaker 1: her to school, whether she'd be showing pictures of male genitalia.
Speaker 1: And she's six years old. I had to worry about
Speaker 1: whether she was going to go transgender routes. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: be notified. I was worried about the cost of groceries
Speaker 1: when she went to a Winn Dixie. I was worried
Speaker 1: about whether I'm going to lose my job. My husband's
Speaker 1: going to lose my job because of AI. So the
Speaker 1: gender gap did not materialize, But the political information complex
Speaker 1: told you repeatedly what was important. What was important, of course,
Speaker 1: is Trump is Hitler and that you're a Nazi. What
Speaker 1: is important was the words expressed at a Madison's guag
Speaker 1: Garden rally, or a swimsuit model or Liz Cheney or
Speaker 1: Porto Rico, Puerto Rico being garbage. And that's what's truly
Speaker 1: important politics did never stopped, and it's a propaganda complex
Speaker 1: that we're told repeatedly and if you jump out of line,
Speaker 1: my god, are you in trouble bringing this down locally?
Speaker 1: And I have a guest coming up at one o'clock
Speaker 1: about what Democratic prosecutors have done to Republicans going back
Speaker 1: thirty years. He's coming with the receipts. But we had
Speaker 1: a political earthshake in Hamilton County that's perceived as simply well,
Speaker 1: just a person takes over county. Pillich is going to
Speaker 1: become the chief law enforcement officer in Hamilton County. In fact,
Speaker 1: to this part of the country, the Hamilin County Prosecutor's
Speaker 1: office has been the gold standard of nonolitical but tough
Speaker 1: law enforcement, tough but fair. We had it for about
Speaker 1: one hundred years. Now someone has taken over who's never
Speaker 1: tried one case in her life, and the early interviews
Speaker 1: are not going well. Cops have told me that they
Speaker 1: got an indication that Counnie Pillach wants to go back five, six,
Speaker 1: seven years and look at all police use of forces
Speaker 1: in the Hamlety County to determine if prosecution should take
Speaker 1: place of police officers. There's rumors out there about resurrecting
Speaker 1: Tracy Hunter's case to say, you know, did we find
Speaker 1: not turn over some piece of data to her lawyers,
Speaker 1: and can we overturn that conviction. There's a political aspect
Speaker 1: of this that has not existed in Hamley County Prosecutor's office,
Speaker 1: which hasn't died a Republicans and Democrats, but mainly they
Speaker 1: deal with law enforcement. The reason Charmaine McGuffey, the sheriff,
Speaker 1: led the pack as far as Democratic candidates in Hamlin
Speaker 1: County is because she is largely non political. He says,
Speaker 1: I'm not a Democrat sheriff, I'm a sheriff. She got
Speaker 1: supportive Republicans up and down the ladder, from Republicans and
Speaker 1: the townships, from Simon Leeese, from Sean Donham and from
Speaker 1: yours truly because she's a good woman. But basically she's
Speaker 1: non political. She wants to enforce the law in a
Speaker 1: nonpartisan way. Will that be true with County Pillage? The
Speaker 1: cops have to fear the next four to eight years
Speaker 1: because likely the Democrats will control that office for the
Speaker 1: rest of this century. You rely upon the leadership of
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party to give us competent persons, knowing the
Speaker 1: appointment is tanned him out to election. And I hope,
Speaker 1: I hope the Democratic Party leadership understands that there were
Speaker 1: many other qualified Democratic attorneys with a prosecutorial experience that
Speaker 1: could have picked to be the Hamle County prosecutor. Andever
Speaker 1: your pick's going to win automatically. You can't be a
Speaker 1: Democrat in winning Warren County, and now you can't be
Speaker 1: a Republican to win in Hamilton County. And with county pillage,
Speaker 1: the early returns are not good. Well, she politicized the office.
Speaker 1: Go after police officers, dig up older cases and find
Speaker 1: out some injustice that took place, instead of prosecuting the
Speaker 1: five thousand criminal cases that happen in Hamleton County every year.
Speaker 1: She would be wise to meet with the FOP, to
Speaker 1: meet with the top echelon of the prosecutor's office now
Speaker 1: and see, okay, where are we, And let's be non political.
Speaker 1: I'm not a Democratic prosecutor. I am the prosecutor for everyone.
Speaker 1: Charmaine is not a Democratic sheriff. She's the sheriff for everyone.
Speaker 1: That is to be determined. But let's take a break.
Speaker 1: But when I see the Democratic Playbook. When I see
Speaker 1: Oprah and I see Jennifer Lopez, and I see John London,
Speaker 1: and I see Lady Gaga, and I see Bruce Springsteen,
Speaker 1: and I see the Obamas preaching, and I see George Clooney.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking I've seen enough, and enough of you have
Speaker 1: said I've seen enough. Don't want to be preached to.
Speaker 1: And Harris used all these celebrity endorsers as if we
Speaker 1: know more than you know your role. Shut your mouth.
Speaker 1: You've listened to their music, you've seen them act. They're
Speaker 1: superstars and you're not. You better shut up, sit down,
Speaker 1: and don't don't think independently. Country's moving in the wrong direction.
Speaker 1: Inflation is crushing families, and what was offered by the
Speaker 1: Democrats is a song, a little bit of dancing and
Speaker 1: some star power, and all of a sudden, you're supposed
Speaker 1: to just wilt in front of all this fame and
Speaker 1: ignore your own life. Let's continue coming up in a
Speaker 1: few minutes, says as Don Brown, not up Dayton, May
Speaker 1: he rest in peace, Pece. But Don Brown the author
Speaker 1: about a kangaroo court and how for thirty years the
Speaker 1: Democratic parties indicted Republicans for political reasons and metastasized of
Speaker 1: course with Donald Trump. And it looks as if you
Speaker 1: may get out from under this yoke of law fare
Speaker 1: created by the Democrats to ruin Republicans with the cancerous
Speaker 1: tumor being Donald Trump, and all of a sudden, guess
Speaker 1: what maybe justice will be done. And lastly, lastly, on Sunday,
Speaker 1: near the end of Mass, at Saint Gertrude's, they have
Speaker 1: candles set up on the left side of the sacristy
Speaker 1: and there's a little statue there of Saint Joseph, and
Speaker 1: the candles burn for an intention. Near the end of Mass,
Speaker 1: I walked up on the left lit a candle and
Speaker 1: I said to God, Almighty, may you provide wisdom to
Speaker 1: the people of this great country on Tuesday to pick
Speaker 1: the right leaders. And I said, God, I believe it
Speaker 1: to be Donald Trump. But if I'm wrong, may you
Speaker 1: give the grace of knowledge the thousands and thousands, in
Speaker 1: fact millions of Christians, Catholics and others to make the
Speaker 1: right choice. Because this is truly You're representative on Earth.
Speaker 1: America is God's representative on Earth, because without us, the
Speaker 1: world will look completely differently than it looks today. May
Speaker 1: you give wisdom and grace to those voting on Tuesday
Speaker 1: to make the right choice. And then sometime last night,
Speaker 1: about six seven o'clock last night, I went back to
Speaker 1: that candle and it still burns in Saint Gertrude's and
Speaker 1: I thought, maybe I said, there is a God and
Speaker 1: there is justice. America has an opportunity now to turn
Speaker 1: back toward the light and give up the darkness. Twelve
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Speaker 3: I make an old woman less?
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Speaker 8: The bowl?
Speaker 1: Bill Cunning into great American. Of course, lawfair is something
Speaker 1: that the Democrats have been practicing for decades against Republicans,
Speaker 1: and this time at metastasized, and maybe it was the
Speaker 1: reason that Donald Trump got elected. He's here to be
Speaker 1: sentenced in about two weeks by Judge Juan Murshawan, and
Speaker 1: he's eligible. I guess to go to sing sing or
Speaker 1: Rikers Island. God knows what's going to happen in two weeks,
Speaker 1: but many are saying that that case will go away.
Speaker 1: He spent seven weeks in a dirty, dark dingy rat
Speaker 1: infested New York City courtroom as the Democrats metastasized their
Speaker 1: lawfair against Republicans. A new book is out which is
Speaker 1: fabulous written by Don Brown. It's Democracy at Gunpoint, out
Speaker 1: of the Kangaroo Court, exposed his prosecutor's plot to hijack
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty four election, and Don Brown, God bless
Speaker 1: him as US Navy jag officer. And Don Brown, welcome again.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show, and just give the
Speaker 1: American people a brief overview of going back. Many thought
Speaker 1: this is just a recent development of the indictments against
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, the indictment of his lawyers bringing down forty
Speaker 1: to sixty of his compatriots, the raid on mar Lago,
Speaker 1: the attack on Steve Bannon, etc. Is a long history.
Speaker 1: So Don can you tell the American people how this
Speaker 1: began and how it metastasized to where we are today.
Speaker 2: Bill, It's good to be back with you. I've been
Speaker 2: with you before and I'm grateful always to have an
Speaker 2: opportunity to chat. You use the phrase metathicize, and that
Speaker 2: is right spot on, Mark, because the bastardization of our
Speaker 2: precious judicial system, of the Democrats has become a cancer
Speaker 2: which they had festered and many of the things that
Speaker 2: you just mentioned about what's happened to the in these
Speaker 2: kangaroo court prosecutions, which is the title of my book,
Speaker 2: Kangaroo Court. These prosecutions from Florida, to Georgia and to
Speaker 2: New York. Even in Colorado, which was in a prosecution
Speaker 2: they tried to take him.
Speaker 3: Off the bout.
Speaker 2: These are politically driven and they're not legitimate. And so
Speaker 2: what we've seen with the graphic images of FBI agents
Speaker 2: rating the President's home in mar Lago, locking them up,
Speaker 2: getting a mug shot, all these horrible images have brought
Speaker 2: the issue of these political prosecutions to the forefront. But
Speaker 2: really they go back decades into Democrats, and my book
Speaker 2: goes back really to the k Bailey Hutchinson prosecution and
Speaker 2: looks at about twenty five or so the significant cases
Speaker 2: where the Democrats have used lawfare to attack not only
Speaker 2: Republican and conservative politicians but also average Americans because they
Speaker 2: want to perpetuate political power. So for example, Ted Stevens
Speaker 2: in DC, they needed his seat. He was a senator
Speaker 2: from Alaska. They prosecuted him the chapter in my book
Speaker 2: and got them convicted, and six months later they found
Speaker 2: prosecutor corruption. The judge overturned the sentence. The prosecutor committed suicide,
Speaker 2: but Stevens loss the Democrats took that. They prosecuted Governor
Speaker 2: Rick Perry of Texas simply for vetoing of bill, which
Speaker 2: he had the right to do under the Texas Constitution,
Speaker 2: which gives him specifically they were right in the line
Speaker 2: in Vita, but because he vetoed the bill, they prosecuted him.
Speaker 2: Now it got thrown out, but they took it to
Speaker 2: him anyway. They went after time delay. The foreign former
Speaker 2: House Majority leader got him convicted because actually he led
Speaker 2: the impeachment against Bill. Clinton went after the NEA and
Speaker 2: eleven million dollars later reversed. And then there's Virginia Governor
Speaker 2: Bob McDonald reversed the same. Jack Smith went after McDonald
Speaker 2: because the governor accepted a gift and reported it, which
Speaker 2: was perfectly legal under Virginia law. A minor gift reported it,
Speaker 2: and McDonald went after him. Excuse me, Jack Smith went
Speaker 2: after McDonald for extortion under the Hobbsact. That was reverse
Speaker 2: eight to zero.
Speaker 3: This goes back some thirty years.
Speaker 2: And it's not just politicians. Bill, You know, we know
Speaker 2: these two cases involving these pro life fathers, Mark Palk
Speaker 2: out of Philadelphia and Paul Vaughan out of Tennessee, both
Speaker 2: peaceful pro life fathers. The dj went after them in
Speaker 2: retaliation for the Supreme Court decision in Dobb's reversing Row.
Speaker 2: And then of course there's the case of Douglas and Mackie,
Speaker 2: the cartoonist who in twenty sixteen does a cartoon lampooning
Speaker 2: Hillary Clinton voters as being dumb, and they are.
Speaker 1: And then five years later, in two twenty.
Speaker 2: One, the Obama excuse me, the Biden Justice Farmer prosecutes him.
Speaker 2: These are attacks on the constitution, And so I wrote
Speaker 2: the book in large part, about two thirds of the
Speaker 2: book goes into thumbnail history of these cases that may
Speaker 2: have been the news here and been the news there,
Speaker 2: but never even put together, so we can see exactly
Speaker 2: how corrupt the practices is.
Speaker 3: And I closed the book calling for.
Speaker 2: What I call wrote prosecutor laws. It ought to be
Speaker 2: against the law for a prosecutor like Jack Smith. He's
Speaker 2: already violating the hatchagg and I won't go into too
Speaker 2: much detail there. He started violating for the law. So
Speaker 2: do you ought to be prosecuted? Because this is an
Speaker 2: attack against the United States Constitution. Attacting the First Amendment,
Speaker 2: the Fifth Amendment, the sixth Amendment, the fifteenth, the nineteenth,
Speaker 2: and the twenty sixties are all animus solidifying the right
Speaker 2: to vote. But it's an attack on our constitution. It's
Speaker 2: an attack on our constitution.
Speaker 3: Republic.
Speaker 2: Jack Smith, Fanny Willis, alvam Brack ought to be looking
Speaker 2: over their shoulders, wondering for subsequent Justice Department is going
Speaker 2: to look at their case to see if it was
Speaker 2: brought primarily for political purposes, cases brought in the criminal
Speaker 2: justice system primarily for political purposes, those prosecutors ought to
Speaker 2: be prosecuted. And as the thesis of the book, and
Speaker 2: I hope it does some good deal.
Speaker 1: Don Brown, It'd be wonderful if Donald Trump's Attorney general
Speaker 1: a special prosecutors to look at these democratic prosecutors and say,
Speaker 1: did they obstruct justin justice? Fanny Willis and Nathan Wade
Speaker 1: And what happened in New York City? What happened with
Speaker 1: a prosecutor from the DOJ going into New York City
Speaker 1: in order to His first name is Matthew Kalanda. His
Speaker 1: name is Matthew Colangelo, was put there by the Biden
Speaker 1: administration from Washington to headquarter and a quarterback the assault
Speaker 1: criminally upon Donald Trump, and then also the meetings between
Speaker 1: Fanny Willis his lover Nathan Wade inside the White House
Speaker 1: or a White House council coordinating the attack on Donald
Speaker 1: Trump from Atlanta and then Austin, Texas is a beehive
Speaker 1: of Democratic lawyers going after all those Texas politicians. If
Speaker 1: the shoes on the other foot, it would be a
Speaker 1: great thing to have special prosecutors look at all these
Speaker 1: Democratic prosecutors and say you can't do this anymore. There's
Speaker 1: no indication that's going to happen. In fact, Donald Trump
Speaker 1: recently has said that, you know, we need to move on.
Speaker 1: But whether it's Rick Perry, governor of Ted Stevens, or
Speaker 1: Bob McDonald or Paul Vaughan or Mark Halck, Douglas Mackie,
Speaker 1: it's gone on for thirty years that if the Democrats
Speaker 1: need a Senate seat, just indict the guy. Then later on,
Speaker 1: when it's all dismissed, where do I go to get
Speaker 1: back my reputation? That was Raymond Donovan's viewpoint during the
Speaker 1: Raigigan years, and also Scooter Libby, who was an assistant
Speaker 1: to Vice President Dick Cheney. They went after him to
Speaker 1: try to get Dick Cheney when he was in office.
Speaker 1: It doesn't stop, and so how does it stop? When
Speaker 1: does it stop? Answer that, when will it stop?
Speaker 2: It will stop, even when first of all, we have
Speaker 2: to realize the gravity the problem. These are attacks upon
Speaker 2: the US constitution. When President Trump was in Georgia over
Speaker 2: the summer and he said, it's not me thereafter, it's you.
Speaker 2: I'm sending you O. He's exactly right. They went after
Speaker 2: his attorneys. Fanny Willis indicted Sydney Powell, Jack Smith, both
Speaker 2: of them friends of mine, Rudy and others in Georgia
Speaker 2: because she wanted to go after Trump. So you go
Speaker 2: after his attorneys, and those attorneys were named as unindicted
Speaker 2: co conspirators by Jack Smith and DC. And if you
Speaker 2: think about it, and just think about this bill, you're
Speaker 2: you're much more to stinguish attorney than I am. Member
Speaker 2: of the bar.
Speaker 3: I'm your big fan.
Speaker 2: But you know that that attorney client privileges something this
Speaker 2: Sackle was saying in the American jurisprudence system, And if
Speaker 2: you think about itttorney client privilege is built on two
Speaker 2: constitutional principles. It's built on the Fifth Amendent right against
Speaker 2: self incrimination and the sixth Amendment right to effect the
Speaker 2: assistance of council. So if I'm going to try to
Speaker 2: billion you're my lawyer, I don't feel to know that
Speaker 2: I can tell you things and I have to worry
Speaker 2: about it and people poop po though, what do.
Speaker 8: You have to have?
Speaker 2: Well, look, these Democrat prosecutors will use any statement at all,
Speaker 2: even if a person is innocent, to try to prosecute them.
Speaker 2: So they're attacking the attorney client privilege. And if they
Speaker 2: can get away with it here against Trump, you will
Speaker 2: see them roll with it more. Do have to understand
Speaker 2: this is a serious problem. We got to stop it.
Speaker 1: Don Brown. And this is how the game is played.
Speaker 1: Attorney client privilege generally doesn't apply if there's a criminal
Speaker 1: act being discussed. So under that little bit of an exception,
Speaker 1: Democratic prosecutors all over the country, whether it's Phoenix or
Speaker 1: or Los Angeles or Lanta or New York City, what
Speaker 1: we'll call in the attorney in order to testify before
Speaker 1: a grand jury about the lawyer client privilege, and whether
Speaker 1: or not what was said the lawyer. What does the
Speaker 1: lawyer say, I can't testify to that because it's lawyer
Speaker 1: client privilege. They run to a friendly judge to order
Speaker 1: the attorney to testify, alleging there was some crime committee.
Speaker 1: The lawyer continual, I'm not going to testify. Then the
Speaker 1: lawyer gets indicted for obstruction of justice. And then when
Speaker 1: once you're indicted, that your life's over.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: At that, whether you win or lose, your life is done.
Speaker 1: You spend a million dollars in legal fees, you bankrupt yourself.
Speaker 1: Then down the road the charges might be dismissed. So
Speaker 1: there's dozens of lawyers that Donald Trump and dieted all
Speaker 1: over the country to send the message don't represent Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Is that the way that Democrats play that game?
Speaker 2: That is the way they play the game. I have
Speaker 2: a chapter in my book called the one percent Rule,
Speaker 2: which boils down to this. Only about one percent of
Speaker 2: anyone ever who faces the federal indictment is acquitted. Because
Speaker 2: of the power and the and the force and the
Speaker 2: jack due the ferocity of the federal machinery, it's almost impossible.
Speaker 2: Tom Delay and Bob Donald both had their cases, their convictions.
Speaker 2: By the way, their foolish condision reversed on appeal. It
Speaker 2: has never been prosecuted. Tom Delay. It cost him eleven
Speaker 2: million dollars. Bob McDonald, the governor of Virginia, who was
Speaker 2: Catatus Romney's potential running mate, who was viewed as the
Speaker 2: potential rising start Republican Party, cost him twenty seven million
Speaker 2: dollars before Sotus reversed his convision at zero. But the
Speaker 2: average guy, you mean, you know, we can't afford You
Speaker 2: probably can afford Bill, but I can't afford it. Then
Speaker 2: you're going to get crushed. They overcharge, you're looking at
Speaker 2: life in prison. And said, okay, well I'll take the
Speaker 2: police just to save myself. They went after and I
Speaker 2: discussed this in my book. They went after the first
Speaker 2: two congressman to dorse Trump in twenty sixteen now twenty
Speaker 2: seventeen or A Hunter and dozen Hunter and Chris Collins
Speaker 2: both indicted on well. In Duncan's case it was campaign
Speaker 2: finance stuff. In Colin's case it was you know, it
Speaker 2: was insider emforct They look for these types of they're
Speaker 2: looking for crime, trying to meet prime to attack the
Speaker 2: person clause association. This is a constitutional attack, is what
Speaker 2: it is. And when you're the real issue here, it's
Speaker 2: what the principal motivation for the prosecution if it is political,
Speaker 2: that prosecutors should pay a price to me the Tatus crime.
Speaker 2: Somebody comes up, you know, Andrew, you had Alexander Hamilton's
Speaker 2: in a duel there and Burn and burrowound up being
Speaker 2: charged for murder. That's different, right, but political motivation should
Speaker 2: be the prosecutor.
Speaker 3: Should be held to task.
Speaker 2: And we got to understand the serious and put the
Speaker 2: current there to stop it.
Speaker 1: Don Brown, the book is Kangaroo Court. And in this
Speaker 1: case with Donald Trump, I can recall specifically in mar
Speaker 1: Lago there were Ninja Warrior FBI US marshals descending upon
Speaker 1: mar Lago. The Secret Service agents who were present were
Speaker 1: told by their bosses, do not inform Donald Trump what's
Speaker 1: going to happen. There were between a rock and a
Speaker 1: hard place. They love working with Donald Trump, but you're
Speaker 1: the Secret Service, so you're told in mar Lago, Trump
Speaker 1: wasn't there. Don't mention this to Trump. Don't do it. It's
Speaker 1: an order from the top of the Secret Service, which
Speaker 1: is Joe Biden. Don't no, here comes the blue and
Speaker 1: here comes the blue and red lights. There were rolling vehicles,
Speaker 1: it was on it was at night, so it even
Speaker 1: looked worse. They went through every drawer, through things on
Speaker 1: the floor, took pictures, went through Millennia Trump's underwear drawer,
Speaker 1: put her clothes on the carpeted floor, destroyed the place.
Speaker 1: And Donald Trump comes back into that mess and all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, CNN, NBC, ABC, look, it made him
Speaker 1: look like he was an international drug trader. And now
Speaker 1: here we are Jack Smith, the guy who did all
Speaker 1: this through Joe Biden and Mary Garlands, now saying, well,
Speaker 1: forget about that, we're going to drop all the charges,
Speaker 1: as if it wasn't political to begin with. And Jack
Speaker 1: Smith is the one who brought Jack Smith's the hatchet
Speaker 1: man for Mary Garland, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris. And
Speaker 1: now two years later, well forget about that, No big deal.
Speaker 1: How does the American people get over this continues? How
Speaker 1: do we have a functioning system? And if you're Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: when you have a coordination of attacks one hundred and
Speaker 1: twelve and diet it's eight hundred years in prison. Everyone
Speaker 1: you talk to is indict it they're destroyed financially, and
Speaker 1: Trump is reelected. How does it stop? Don Brown? I
Speaker 1: feel sorry for lawyers put in a position of bankrupting yourself.
Speaker 1: You're gonna face years in prison if you don't testify.
Speaker 1: If you do testify, you break the lawyer client privilege.
Speaker 1: If you don't testify, you're going to prison. And after
Speaker 1: spending a one or two or three or four or
Speaker 1: five million dollars personally, here's the plea deal. Plead to
Speaker 1: a parking ticket, give up your right to sue the
Speaker 1: government and most lawyers then say I'm done. I have
Speaker 1: no license, I've lost my family, I've lost my bank accounts,
Speaker 1: I got nothing to do. And this is what the
Speaker 1: Democrats do to Republicans regularly. Don Brown, you got me
Speaker 1: all pissed off right now? How do we stop this
Speaker 1: from happening?
Speaker 2: The United States Congress has to pass rogue prosecute laws
Speaker 2: to make it a selony for any prosecutor to bring
Speaker 2: an action primarily for political purposes. Go and not just
Speaker 2: to Congress, but the legislatures of the various states must
Speaker 2: have rope prosecute laws, so that if the law or
Speaker 2: in place, Jack Smith would have to be looking over
Speaker 2: his shoulder. Now from what the Republican and Attorney General
Speaker 2: asking the question when these cases against Trump brought primarily
Speaker 2: for police purposes. Here the Hatch Act that the Hatch
Speaker 2: Act says no federal employee can take any action to basically,
Speaker 2: you know, interfere in the relation and DOJ used to
Speaker 2: have a policy they wouldn't bring any actions within a
Speaker 2: certain window. All that could throw down the window. This
Speaker 2: is clear evidence of political motivation. Jacksonith should be prosecuted.
Speaker 2: That we don't have the laws of the bookshet, but
Speaker 2: we've got to put them on the books, because if
Speaker 2: we're going to protect the Constitution, our Congress must do it.
Speaker 2: Article one puts the Congress in charge of the government.
Speaker 2: Is now, if we especially were able to take control
Speaker 2: back of the House, that's going to happen. This is
Speaker 2: something that has to be prioritized and so something when
Speaker 2: they if they try this junk again, they're going to
Speaker 2: have to face prosecution themselves. That's the only way at
Speaker 2: this point to try and stop it, because everything else
Speaker 2: is mickey mouth. If you valuate a Hatch Actor, spend
Speaker 2: it from the government, you get five thousand dollars. This
Speaker 2: mickey mouse stuff, so there's nothing in place to stop it. Now.
Speaker 2: There has to be more teeth into federal law and
Speaker 2: state law to go after these rogue prosecutors so they
Speaker 2: don't try in the future.
Speaker 1: The name of the book is Kangaroo Court, Don Brown.
Speaker 1: He comes with the receipts of all the Republicans and
Speaker 1: died of going back thirty some years. And I am
Speaker 1: certain that there's lawyers and those who want to go
Speaker 1: in the Trump and new administration right now that are
Speaker 1: going to hesitate because of their fear of the next prosecutor,
Speaker 1: the local prosecutor, the Austin, Texas prosecutor, the Atlanta Fanny
Speaker 1: Willis or New York City Alvin Bragg. They're going to
Speaker 1: bring charges against me if I work for the Trump administration,
Speaker 1: or if I want to protest peacefully outside of an
Speaker 1: abortion clinic, that somehow ninja warriors is going to invade
Speaker 1: my home at seven o'clock in the morning and perk
Speaker 1: me out my front door in front of my children.
Speaker 1: And that's the kind of stuff that pro lifers like
Speaker 1: Mark Hawk and Paul Vaughan went through because they're on
Speaker 1: the wrong side of politics. I tell you, Don Brown,
Speaker 1: we've only scratched the surface. But the name of the
Speaker 1: book is documenting a thirty year put in a Democratic
Speaker 1: prosecutor's weaponizing the justice system to destroy Republicans and it's work.
Speaker 1: It didn't work this time, the metastasizing took place. Hope
Speaker 1: Donald Trump comes and hope that laws passed. But Don Brown,
Speaker 1: once again, the book is out, Kangaroo Court. Let's do
Speaker 1: it again. Hopefully we don't have to do it again
Speaker 1: and the Democrat prosecutors will learn the lesson. But Don Brown,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham show. Only
Speaker 1: scratch the surface. Information is in the book Kangaroo Court.
Speaker 1: Don Brown, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Bill, You're a great American.
Speaker 1: Thank you, God bless you. Let's continue with more. How
Speaker 1: about this a coordination of a criminal count indictments against
Speaker 1: Donald Trump in four locations, two in state court so
Speaker 1: that he can't pardon himself. Should have got elected, and
Speaker 1: now supposedly in a couple of weeks, Donald Trump could
Speaker 1: be sentenced to sing singer Rikers Island by a Democratic judge.
Speaker 1: That is a bastardization of America's legal system. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: with you every day. It's your home of the Bengals,
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred.
Speaker 5: Now I'm going to speak some hard truths to my
Speaker 5: friends and the Democratic Party. This is not Joe Biden's fault.
Speaker 5: It's not Kama Harris's fault, it's not Barack Obama's fault.
Speaker 5: Is the fault of the Democratic Party and not knowing
Speaker 5: how to communicate effectively to voters. We are not the
Speaker 5: Party of common sense, which is what the message that
Speaker 5: voter is sent to us.
Speaker 4: For a number of reasons, for a number.
Speaker 5: Of reasons, we don't know how to speak to voters
Speaker 5: when we address Latina and language loosen, language has meaning.
Speaker 5: When we address Latino voters as Latin X, for instance,
Speaker 5: because that's the politically correct thing to do, it makes
Speaker 5: them think that we don't even live on the same
Speaker 5: planet as they do. When we are too afraid to
Speaker 5: say that, Hey, college kids, if you're trashing a campus
Speaker 5: at Columbia University because you are unhappy about some sort
Speaker 5: of policy and you're taking over a university and you're
Speaker 5: trashing it and preventing other students from learning that that
Speaker 5: is unacceptable. But we're so worried about alienating one or
Speaker 5: another cohort in our coalition that we don't know what
Speaker 5: to say when normal people look at that and say,
Speaker 5: wait a second. I send my kids to college so
Speaker 5: they can learn, not so that they can burn buildings
Speaker 5: and trash lawns, right, and so on and so forth.
Speaker 8: Hello, quiet them, spokes, I'm broadcasting bull you.
Speaker 1: Boning a right. Segment. We have special guests for the
Speaker 1: students report today, Willie. We always highlight the greatness of
Speaker 1: America's youth, the young, the hard working Americans with dirt
Speaker 1: under their fingernails, getting up early every morning, going to
Speaker 1: bed late at night, studying, working, hard work and smart,
Speaker 1: defending the American way of life. Segment introduced the Miami
Speaker 1: University golf team. These guys are tough, they're main they're cruel.
Speaker 1: They're filled with cash from nail money. They want to
Speaker 1: buy corvettes from Joseph Chevrolet a factory pricing right now. Segment,
Speaker 1: Quit talking hit it, Willie.
Speaker 9: The Miami RedHawks golf team is here. They are the
Speaker 9: team champs as season ending attorney in Hawaii.
Speaker 1: Why didn't they play at Sharon Woods or Avon?
Speaker 9: It didn't invite us to go to And here's the coach,
Speaker 9: he'll do the player J. D. Fletchers if he gets
Speaker 9: his first tournament win at the helm of the program
Speaker 9: and coach congratulations, Introduce the next Scotti Scheffler and Roy
Speaker 9: McElroy's of the world.
Speaker 1: Tell me what happened on Hono Lulu and why did
Speaker 1: you come back? But please go ahead?
Speaker 10: Awesome, thank you fellas for having us today. We have
Speaker 10: junior Brett Podobinski from Dublin, Ohio. Bretinski sounds like an
Speaker 10: Irish immigrant. We have senior transfer Matt Mattioli from Fox Chapel, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Where he come from transferred he come from San Wittenberg
Speaker 1: and dog Hollywood? Does this guy grill cats and dogs
Speaker 1: on the side? Is that the guy? I heard about this?
Speaker 1: He likes the fricka see dogs? Is that the guy
Speaker 1: or somebody does that? So many different guys. Lastly, we
Speaker 1: got Michael Weber from Ontario, Canada. Oh Canada? Can you
Speaker 1: sing a little old Canada? I go ahead, go ahead,
Speaker 1: they sit back, take off your hat segment. Go ahead, Bill,
Speaker 1: that's a home man native and that's enough. That's enough.
Speaker 1: Ja talk about the team and what happened in Honolulu?
Speaker 1: Did you play Maui? Where'd you play Lunai can I
Speaker 1: where'd your play? We were in Kapola Golf Club in
Speaker 1: uh Hollolulu, Hawaii. Plays there many times that ninety foot fall.
Speaker 1: Every sundown they have some woman up there in a
Speaker 1: half a dress going head first right into a three
Speaker 1: foot pool and then she spreads out and splashes the water.
Speaker 1: Has some mytie been there many times? Please continue?
Speaker 3: Awesome?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, but the team has been trending. I'll fall.
Speaker 10: And we had four guys. Ince had the top fifteen.
Speaker 10: Morgan finished T.
Speaker 3: Two.
Speaker 10: We definitely went there with the plan to try to
Speaker 10: go win the event and we ended up winning by
Speaker 10: thirteen shots.
Speaker 1: Definitely back care business. It was a great trip, saying
Speaker 1: these kids have it rough. They're going to college at Miami.
Speaker 1: They have all I've seen some of the codes there.
Speaker 1: They're off the charts and they have looking at them.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't look, but I do. They have bs classes
Speaker 1: about basket weaving, and then they get on planes and
Speaker 1: fly to Maui to play golf in Honolulu, private jet right,
Speaker 1: private jet jet right, and then you come back run
Speaker 1: around downtown drinking, eating free for the rest of your life.
Speaker 1: Is that correct? And these kids worked hard to make
Speaker 1: that happen. All right, how does that look next year? Coach?
Speaker 1: What's going to happen next year? It's looking good. We've
Speaker 1: got four returners coming back.
Speaker 10: We're gonna miss Mattie Oi obviously, but we're really good
Speaker 10: and keep pushing trying to get in the top sixty five.
Speaker 1: And do you recruit You go to college high school
Speaker 1: campuses over the world. Is a scholarship? How much money
Speaker 1: do you have?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're fully funded a half scholarships. Really, so these
Speaker 1: guys go to school for nothing, correct, and their work
Speaker 1: is to play golf in the afternoon, and they act
Speaker 1: as if it's difficult. Is that?
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 1: That's correct? That's correct. You gotta be kidding Morning fifteen.
Speaker 3: Go over.
Speaker 1: It kind of make me feel guilty for saying that.
Speaker 1: So let's say today or tomorrow, give me a typical
Speaker 1: day in a Miami University golfer.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So if we're leaving for a tournament, Let's say
Speaker 10: the tournament's Monday Tuesday, will fly out Saturday, play practice
Speaker 10: on Sunday, wake up at five in the morning Monday.
Speaker 10: For a thirty six hole day, that's usually twelve to
Speaker 10: thirteen hours. So it's walking thirty six holes pretty grueling, and.
Speaker 1: Well that's rough.
Speaker 10: That's grueling, right there? Play play Tuesday morning and fly
Speaker 10: back home Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Mon.
Speaker 1: Don't you have don't you have eligibility? You could? I do.
Speaker 9: I've got four years law left to go to a
Speaker 9: play do this during the day and go to school
Speaker 9: at night and play golf.
Speaker 1: I got a friend of mine my plane, Wally Sweeney
Speaker 1: and Steve Tino and me. If you picked your four best,
Speaker 1: could you handle us for at Kenwood Country Club? I
Speaker 1: don't think so? Good? Point? How party hit? I mean
Speaker 1: how party hit the ball? I mean like probably like
Speaker 1: three hundred in the air, roughly three hundred feet yards
Speaker 1: turundred yards? Yeah? Next, yeah, around three hundred in the air?
Speaker 1: Little four? Yeah, three D and five? Watch a flat belly, sir,
Speaker 1: gotcha flat? What's their handicaps? Oh jeez?
Speaker 10: So the plus one, well, anywhere from two to six
Speaker 10: potos home course is probably a plus eight?
Speaker 1: Are you? I think I'm a plus six and a
Speaker 1: half For those who may not know that many these
Speaker 1: averages on his eight of the last twenty six under
Speaker 1: par Sir, you sure you want to take them on
Speaker 1: a Kenwood? Say give me some sports make it quick.
Speaker 9: Well he the Stootu Reporters April service over local Tamestar
Speaker 9: heating and air conditioning dealers.
Speaker 1: Temestar quality you can feel.
Speaker 9: In Cincinnati Coach Schmid heating at Coolie five one three
Speaker 9: five three one sixty nine hundred.
Speaker 1: So these highly conditioned athletes play golf. Please continue to say.
Speaker 9: We also want to thank Willie Ron's Roost Restaurant and bar,
Speaker 9: the world's greatest fried chicken. It's clucking good at thirty
Speaker 9: eight to fifty three Race Road at five seven four
Speaker 9: two two two.
Speaker 1: How much you compare this like the college wrestling team.
Speaker 1: The wrestling team are in garbage bags, they're into carpets,
Speaker 1: they're beating each other up, allowing them in the private
Speaker 1: parts constantly, and these guys are teeing it up. Is
Speaker 1: that correct? These guys are going to move and there's
Speaker 1: Obama calling in who's got the chicken? But nonetheless, these
Speaker 1: three guys, and by the way, you played ball State
Speaker 1: is out in football ball State. How'd you do ball
Speaker 1: State beat them? You know, four wins in a row.
Speaker 1: I mentioned this about ball State in Miami. Tuesday was
Speaker 1: Testicular Awareness Day to play ball State on testicular Awareness schedule.
Speaker 3: Was that?
Speaker 1: Was that pretty good? That's why That's why Chuck Martin
Speaker 1: is a genius. He's a genius.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: And also Valerie of Beatty who went to ball State,
Speaker 1: remember her? That's correct? Testicular Awareness Day.
Speaker 9: Young Pam brought down our lunch today, Willy, so we
Speaker 9: thank Ron's roost. Also, Bengals up against the Ravens tonight
Speaker 9: in Baltimore.
Speaker 1: We've got a Pittsburgh fan here, is that correct? Here
Speaker 1: we go a couple of them. You think, who do
Speaker 1: you like tonight?
Speaker 3: I think Baltimore is a tough time.
Speaker 1: They can't beat him here had two ten point leads
Speaker 1: and lost. And then Zach Schule I thought it was
Speaker 1: brilliant to run three in the middle. Let him kick
Speaker 1: a fifty four year field goal when they had a
Speaker 1: muff say please continue. Let's see, Willye.
Speaker 9: Our coverage begins after you at three o'clock with pregame
Speaker 9: sports Talk.
Speaker 1: Let's see what else.
Speaker 9: Oh Also, we want to say a big shout out
Speaker 9: today Willie and Ohio girls volleyball state semi final action
Speaker 9: coming up. We have a massive shout out today to
Speaker 9: all the Fenwick fans there They are tailgating and listening
Speaker 9: to us as we speak, cheering their team to victory
Speaker 9: today in the division one of the divisions in volleyball,
Speaker 9: the volleyball State semi finals against Ottawa Glandorf never heard of.
Speaker 1: Congrats to Ottawa. Go Fenwick all the way with Ted
Speaker 1: McKay that's in northwestern Ohio. Was in Ottawa there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I dated some girl from Ottawa about six years ago.
Speaker 1: It didn't go well. Please continue.
Speaker 9: Roger Bacon's playing today Ursuline Saint Ursula seat no'll play
Speaker 9: tomorrow the note Dame and also Scott will play in
Speaker 9: the quarterfinals of the volleyball tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And after tonight the Bengals are off for ten days, right, uh? Correct?
Speaker 9: They back, then they go to they Gonna Go Chargers
Speaker 9: and then they're off. Yeah, and then they have the
Speaker 9: bye week at the end of the month. Hopefully it's relevant.
Speaker 9: Hopefully it's relevant. Baseball news John Hayman of MLB dot
Speaker 9: Com says that it looks like Nick Martinez is going
Speaker 9: to accept his twenty one point zero five million dollar
Speaker 9: qualifying offer to stay with the Red.
Speaker 1: Lakes of playing the Miami golf team, you get paid
Speaker 1: more than that to play Miami Golf twenty one mills.
Speaker 3: Nothing.
Speaker 1: These guys are buying corvettes from Bobby Joseph at factory pricing.
Speaker 1: Right now, you're going to pick that. They go Hawaii.
Speaker 9: I told the coaches, and don't don't you think you
Speaker 9: and I ought to go over there like his assistant managers. Yeah,
Speaker 9: handle handle the golf bags and the equipment and stuff.
Speaker 9: I mean, you know, somebody's got to drive them to
Speaker 9: the course, right.
Speaker 1: And you play Houston? What you playing Houston?
Speaker 10: Houston Woods, Indian Ridge, Oxford country Club, Forest Hills, all
Speaker 10: those places?
Speaker 1: What about ken Water, Camargo? Not been those yet? You
Speaker 1: leave me your number. We're gonna play Kenwood and we're
Speaker 1: gonna play for at all the marbles. Wow, pick your
Speaker 1: two Miami. Me and Steve Tino are gonna play. Of
Speaker 1: course I get from you, I would get twelve strokes.
Speaker 1: Let's play for money. You know what I'm saying? Maybe not,
Speaker 1: maybe not, I don't know, but I got my stuff
Speaker 1: ready to go. At three h five, you see this,
Speaker 1: what do you think? Ready for the first tea?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: I am. My boys are gonna play nine holes. Pick
Speaker 1: me up in the parking lot. They're gonna be all
Speaker 1: sweaty and lathered up for glory. I'm gonna come out
Speaker 1: fresh and new, like a dry pretzel. Then I'm gonna
Speaker 1: kick their ass. Gentlemen, thanks for coming in. Do you
Speaker 1: guys listen to radio? You don't know what this is
Speaker 1: or anything? Absolutely you do? Yeah you do? Columbus, Bam Columbus.
Speaker 1: Oh segment, that's not bad? How about that segment? Get
Speaker 1: us out of the Stuitu report. Coach, congratulations, May you
Speaker 1: live long and prosper. Let this beginning of your life
Speaker 1: be productive, meet a woman, have lots of babies, and
Speaker 1: live a good life. Do you agree? Yes, sir. Don't
Speaker 1: get arrested a little. Don't get arrested like some row compas.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't arrested them bove segment, Get me out of the
Speaker 1: stud's report.
Speaker 9: Willy and the honor of the Miami RedHawks men's golf team.
Speaker 9: In love and honor, we leave you with the immortal
Speaker 9: words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 1: He says, for tonight's segment, who day the two best
Speaker 1: qbs and the nation team and up for all these
Speaker 1: Steelers fans, they don't know who they want to win.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't neither they want to make the Steelers.
Speaker 9: Would want the Ravens to lose. They go to six
Speaker 9: and four, and then things kind of get a little interesting.
Speaker 9: Could have the Bengals four to five and five.
Speaker 1: They have the ability of Zach Schueller doesn't keep making mistakes.
Speaker 1: Then I open up some steakhouses. Bill Cunningham seven hundred
Speaker 1: seven years out.
Speaker 3: Of that cool.
Speaker 7: A thousand hots you, I'll break a bows them all.
Speaker 7: I want to be asking to be you.
Speaker 3: I'm in a half that I'm.
Speaker 1: Bad of the bone, bad of the bone, Billy cunning
Speaker 1: Mus continue it is I did quite often in the
Speaker 1: past month or two. I want to hear from you.
Speaker 1: The question was who are you going to vote for?
Speaker 1: The final tally was eighty nine votes for Trump and
Speaker 1: four votes for Kamala Harris. But now I'm going to
Speaker 1: take a little different twist on the question, which is
Speaker 1: why did you vote for Donald Trump? Why did you
Speaker 1: Why did you actually say at the end of the
Speaker 1: day that I'm going to vote for Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: you hit the button you voted for Donald Trump. Little
Speaker 1: twist number to call. We have six lines available now
Speaker 1: seven four nine seven thousand five win three seven four
Speaker 1: nine seven thousand or pounds seven hundred hit either two
Speaker 1: and then Dave Keaton will ask your first name, where
Speaker 1: you're calling from, and when the six lines of full,
Speaker 1: I'm going to go to them, and what should be
Speaker 1: the next minute or two, and then I'm going to
Speaker 1: record as to why did you vote for him? I'll
Speaker 1: tell you why I did vote for him, and said,
Speaker 1: I'm sick and tired of the way the country and
Speaker 1: the direction has had it, specifically the economy and jobs.
Speaker 1: And number one and number two was immigration. When Lochland,
Speaker 1: Ohio was inundated with two thousand Moreenians and can't function.
Speaker 1: That is replicated to hundreds of American towns. We can't
Speaker 1: continue to live like this, and that the plan of
Speaker 1: the Democrats was to besiege Midwestern towns with hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of illegal migrants under a Pearoli program, then quickly,
Speaker 1: once they controlled the House and the Senate presidency, to
Speaker 1: make them all eligible to vote, in which case the
Speaker 1: towns that we thought were reliably conservative would flip the
Speaker 1: other direction instantaneously. And as I said, we got full
Speaker 1: lines now, but give me a minute or two. Here
Speaker 1: I said, the worst thing Trump can do when he's
Speaker 1: realized is to stop the madness on the southern border,
Speaker 1: in the schools, sick, foreign policies, oil, etc. That's the
Speaker 1: worst thing I can expect, which is pretty good. And
Speaker 1: the best thing I can expect is America is in
Speaker 1: a new direction, and that means Jade Vance and others
Speaker 1: must carry this banner forward of the MAGA movement for
Speaker 1: the rest of this decade and then well into the next.
Speaker 1: But if we went through four years of Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: and Tim Walls, then four more years after that of
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz, we're done. The voting is done, the experiment
Speaker 1: is over. And the words of Benjamin Franklin when he said,
Speaker 1: do we have a republic or monarchy? While we were
Speaker 1: in an authoritative government conducted by the Democrats, as you've
Speaker 1: heard from many of my guests, and now we're going
Speaker 1: in a different direction. So hopefully Donald Trump, and lastly,
Speaker 1: I'll get to the cause we have sharing Florence and
Speaker 1: scott and Georgetown and Island Miami down. Lastly, sometime I
Speaker 1: guess soon that Donald's gonna be with Joe Biden. And
Speaker 1: I think I know the guy. I know, I know
Speaker 1: his sons. And when Donald Trump is punched he's gonna
Speaker 1: kick you. If he's knifed, he's gonna shoot you. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is not a bend over and take another one
Speaker 1: kind of a guy. When you look at what Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, Mary Garland have done to Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: his family and to his lawyers and do his friends,
Speaker 1: it is totally despicable. Totally despicable. They had local county
Speaker 1: prosecutors meeting in the White House to indict in Georgia
Speaker 1: and New York City under state law Donald Trump and
Speaker 1: his lawyers, on top of the two federal indictments in
Speaker 1: d c. And in Miami, and then to raid his
Speaker 1: home and to throw his stuff all around as if
Speaker 1: he was some common criminal. And now those who did
Speaker 1: it can be criminally investigated by Donald Trump in the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice. I'm referring to Joe Biden, Hunter Biden,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi. I'm talking about Mary Garland and
Speaker 1: Jack Smith and all those foolish clowns who wanted to
Speaker 1: conduct law fair against Republicans and make it painful to
Speaker 1: support Donald Trump. Now this shoe is on the other foot.
Speaker 1: What would you do. Let's go to the calls main
Speaker 1: question is first name, where you're calling from, and why
Speaker 1: did you vote for Donald Trump? Give me two or
Speaker 1: three salient mom moments. We have Scott and Sherry and
Speaker 1: Ashley and Al and Luke and Dave. When the line
Speaker 1: becomes available, seven four nine, seven thousand, and let's go
Speaker 1: to Sherry and Florence, the Home of the Yawls. Sherry,
Speaker 1: why did you vote for Donald Trump? If for any reason,
Speaker 1: what was it?
Speaker 8: Well, I didn't want to vote for either one of them,
Speaker 8: but the letters too evils.
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 8: My question for you is, you know, I wondered what
Speaker 8: you guys would talk about after the election was over,
Speaker 8: and you're still talking about the election? Is there anything
Speaker 8: else in the world?
Speaker 3: If we could talk about many things.
Speaker 8: It's just time to move on.
Speaker 1: It's it time to move on because your guy lost.
Speaker 8: No, just because I was so sick of hearing about
Speaker 8: that by the end that I couldn't wait for it
Speaker 8: to be over.
Speaker 1: So it needs to be over, all right. Thank you
Speaker 1: for your call. I get what you're saying. I said
Speaker 1: a week or two ago before the election. Hell, I
Speaker 1: can't take it anymore. At the end of the day,
Speaker 1: when I look at the mainstream media. That's all they're
Speaker 1: talking about transition, and the average American, Sherry like you,
Speaker 1: cares about energy costs, gasoline, your Duke energy bill. You
Speaker 1: care about real estate taxes, you care about real estate
Speaker 1: tax evaluations. But to get to that point, the right
Speaker 1: person has got to win the political office that controls
Speaker 1: those issues. I understand completely what you're saying, and thank
Speaker 1: you for calling. Let's move on to uh Luke and Aurora,
Speaker 1: and then a Willie, then an Ashley, and Luke and Aurora.
Speaker 1: Give me a full report. Luke, why did you vote
Speaker 1: for the candidate you voted for? If at all?
Speaker 2: Willy, I believe that Trump's gonna help us become a
Speaker 2: multiplantis terry species by helping Elon get us.
Speaker 3: Over up to Mars. There.
Speaker 1: Would you live on Mars?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 1: You can't live on Mars. I've had on Dean Rigez repeatedly,
Speaker 1: and human beings cannot.
Speaker 3: Live on Mars. Bubble boy, the bubble boy can well?
Speaker 1: I saw Matt Damon. I don't believe it. I'll count
Speaker 1: that as a yes. Let's move on to Ashley in
Speaker 1: Indiana and then all in Miami Town seven four nine
Speaker 1: seven thousand. Ashley in Indiana, give me a full report.
Speaker 8: Hey, Bill Hallelleja. Trump was the only chance America had.
Speaker 8: I think we were so far gone before he exposed
Speaker 8: it all. But what I want to say is I
Speaker 8: think the number one problem bar any of them is
Speaker 8: the media except you, of course, the media has driven
Speaker 8: this the whole, all of the charades. And can you
Speaker 8: imagine if it was a fair and honest media, how,
Speaker 8: for instance, if they were saying surrender, surrender, surrender AMAS
Speaker 8: instead of ceasefire. I mean, that changes the whole perspective
Speaker 8: of what.
Speaker 3: They need to be doing.
Speaker 8: But they keep saying seafire. It should be surrender. But
Speaker 8: I just use your microphone and get that out there
Speaker 8: that the media needs to change their attitude. I went
Speaker 8: to a few Trump rallies, and when he first won,
Speaker 8: I'm in a really cool flag dress. They come up
Speaker 8: they want to interview me. I'm all excited. They had
Speaker 8: me sign off. The guy comes in with a camera
Speaker 8: and he says, so what is this. I said, It's
Speaker 8: Trump's thank you to her. He said, what's he going
Speaker 8: to do? Pat himself on the back, And I said, no,
Speaker 8: He's going to pat the American people in the back
Speaker 8: for putting him in office. And he says, well, you
Speaker 8: should be careful because Trump likes pat women all over
Speaker 8: And I said, how dare you? Why would you go there?
Speaker 8: I said, should we talk about Bill Clinton for a
Speaker 8: few minutes?
Speaker 1: Or Joe Biden? How about Joe Biden sniffing everyone's hair?
Speaker 1: How about Joe Biden showering with his own daughter?
Speaker 3: I mean, is that?
Speaker 1: How about Tim Waltz. I can't get into it about
Speaker 1: his behavior with high school boys, and I'm thinking, okay,
Speaker 1: oh my god, it's what the you know, garbage in,
Speaker 1: garbage out when the garbage given by the mainstream media
Speaker 1: is so foul and stinky at garbageen, you listen to it,
Speaker 1: you act upon it, garbage out. If the media objectively
Speaker 1: objectively covered Obama, he was unelectable. If they covered Bill Clinton,
Speaker 1: he was unelectable. If they covered Joe Biden in a
Speaker 1: sexual pecage, and Tim Waltz completely unelectable. The second gentleman
Speaker 1: Doug em Off knocking up the babysitter and beating up,
Speaker 1: beating up the women. I mean, it's unelectable if they
Speaker 1: would do that, but they don't do that. Garby jin
Speaker 1: garby jentlemen I'm glad you saw through it.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm telling you, it's it's so insane, the outrageous
Speaker 8: things that they ignore.
Speaker 3: And you would think a true journalist.
Speaker 8: Like the Hunter, you know, the Hunter laptop, you would
Speaker 8: think a real journalist would really want to dig in
Speaker 8: on that.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, they don't touch it.
Speaker 8: And I'm sure that they're fearful for their lives for
Speaker 8: good reason probably if they do. And my other thing, well,
Speaker 8: I have you. I got off Facebook four years ago
Speaker 8: because I got sick and tired.
Speaker 3: Of being censored. Excuse me.
Speaker 8: So Zecondberg finally admitted that he was censoring people right,
Speaker 8: and that the White House asked him to do it,
Speaker 8: and that he censored the laptop story. And there is
Speaker 8: a big old dog turd laying in the midd the
Speaker 8: room and the media still isn't talking about it. He
Speaker 8: admitted that. And but in a lot of the defense
Speaker 8: for some of these people, they don't have any idea
Speaker 8: what the truth is. They they are so I experienced
Speaker 8: the you know, the Trump derangement about a week ago
Speaker 8: from somebody, and it's shocking how much they don't know.
Speaker 8: And it's they're not Their media is not telling that
Speaker 8: same Trump rally. Another guy wanted to interview me and
Speaker 8: she she was with Reuters and she said she came
Speaker 8: in with the president and she just had a notepad.
Speaker 8: But she says, what do you think the number one
Speaker 8: problem was? Now, this was when Trump was first selected.
Speaker 8: And I said, the media. She said, can you give
Speaker 8: me an example? I said, I sure can, hands up,
Speaker 8: don't shoot. I said, that didn't happen, and that city
Speaker 8: got burnt down because you all said that he had
Speaker 8: his hands up and was saying don't shoot. You made
Speaker 8: up that story that wasn't even kind of true. That
Speaker 8: city got burnt down. People lost their jobs, they lost
Speaker 8: their businesses, all because of the media. And she said,
Speaker 8: what about freedom of speech? I said, you still can't
Speaker 8: yell fire in a movie theater. And I said, let
Speaker 8: me ask you this. In my business, I have to
Speaker 8: have a license in a code of ethics.
Speaker 1: Do you all have that?
Speaker 8: She said no, no, And I said, well, maybe that's
Speaker 8: where you start. She said, well what if freedom of speech?
Speaker 8: I said, okay, this news station has licensed you know,
Speaker 8: ethical reporters in this station doesn't. And we'll see who
Speaker 8: people want to watch.
Speaker 1: Well, the majority of people, Ashal, You're my citizen of
Speaker 1: the day to see through what you're being garbage in,
Speaker 1: garbage out Todd. And at this point I said, if
Speaker 1: Trump gets elected again, we he'll stop, at a minimum
Speaker 1: the madness and maybe start a new direction. And I
Speaker 1: tell you what, when Oprah complains to you and me
Speaker 1: about income disparities, When George Clooney preaches about moving to Madagascar,
Speaker 1: if Trump wins, when the Obamas, when Barack and Michelle
Speaker 1: come from one of their four mansions worth hundreds of
Speaker 1: millions of dollars to tell black folks, you know what,
Speaker 1: vote with us.
Speaker 5: You have to.
Speaker 1: Understand when Bruce Springsteen and Lady Gaga and John Legend,
Speaker 1: they tried out all these stars living lives unfamiliar to
Speaker 1: the lives of average Americans, and they get away with
Speaker 1: it because the media doesn't cover it. The media covered it.
Speaker 1: Biden was unelectable, and the second Gentleman Doug m Off
Speaker 1: and how m Kamala Harris got the power. All that's unelectable.
Speaker 1: But imagine being Donald Trump and you have county prosecutors
Speaker 1: going from counties like Fulton into the White House to
Speaker 1: coordinate the criminal indictments of Donald Trump and all of
Speaker 1: his lawyers, and then it occurs you have the Hunter
Speaker 1: Bider laptop and the possession of the FBI and love
Speaker 1: months before the election, and the FBI buries it because
Speaker 1: it is so bad for Joe Biden to help him
Speaker 1: get elected. And I'm looking at this, Ashley, I'm glad
Speaker 1: you figured it out. A lot of women and men don't.
Speaker 8: It just drives me flipping crazy because it's most everything
Speaker 8: they point out about Trump is what they're doing. And
Speaker 8: it's sad because they really have pitted people against each
Speaker 8: other so much that it's kind of the Trump's Arrangement
Speaker 8: thing I experienced. I really kind of felt sorry for
Speaker 8: him because it's like they really are so misled by
Speaker 8: their brainwashed and misled by their news sources, and they
Speaker 8: have no idea what they really were voting for.
Speaker 1: And as the last time I want to say this
Speaker 1: before I got to let you go, I have some
Speaker 1: friends associates, not so much friends, who are up to
Speaker 1: get a cabinet position with Donald Trump had a big
Speaker 1: time agency, and each of them told me, I have
Speaker 1: a fear in the back of my mind that if
Speaker 1: I do this, if I serve the nation, will there
Speaker 1: be a county prosecutor, like a county village we just elected,
Speaker 1: or like a Fanny Willis that's going to come after
Speaker 1: me under state law for obstruction of justice or perjury,
Speaker 1: either in office or down the road. Because the Democrats
Speaker 1: have taken the indictment process and used it for political purposes.
Speaker 1: And my answer is I would be concerned. I had
Speaker 1: on a guest an hour ago that goes over for
Speaker 1: thirty years. How democratic local county prosecutors have gone after
Speaker 1: Republicans to lock them up. And even if you win,
Speaker 1: you lose. Once you've been indicted and your friends avoid you,
Speaker 1: you lose your law license to spend millions in legal fees,
Speaker 1: and then you're facing a trial in which, if you're convicted,
Speaker 1: you're going to go to prison the rest of your
Speaker 1: life or plead guilty to a parking ticket. That most
Speaker 1: people don't want to be involved in the process because
Speaker 1: of what the Democrats have done to it. Whether it's
Speaker 1: Tom Delay or whether it's Rudolph Giuliani, or whether it's
Speaker 1: it's Banyon, or whether it's Donald Trump, it metastasized with him.
Speaker 1: And thank god, I think it's sentencing, believe it or not.
Speaker 1: Angie Ashley in two weeks he's facing forty four years
Speaker 1: in prison in front of Judge Juan Murshawn, who conducted
Speaker 1: that sham trial in New York City. Now, according to
Speaker 1: the reporting, he may dismiss all charges. Jack Smith, the
Speaker 1: prosecutor who rated Donald Trump's personal home, said a few
Speaker 1: days ago, well, we're going to drop everything. It doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine that situation, We're going to drop everything. Wow, Ashley,
Speaker 1: you're wonderful. Thanks for your call. Bill Cunningham, News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Now I'm going to speak some hard truths to my
Speaker 5: friends of the Democratic Party. This is not the Biden's fault.
Speaker 5: It's not Kama Harris's fault. It's not Barack Obama's fault.
Speaker 5: Is the fault of the Democratic Party not knowing how
Speaker 5: to communicate effectively to voters. We are not the party
Speaker 5: of common sense, which is what the message that voters
Speaker 5: sent to us, for a number of reasons, for a
Speaker 5: number of reasons, we don't know how to speak to
Speaker 5: voters when we address Latina and language looks a language
Speaker 5: has meaning. When we address Latino voters as Latin X,
Speaker 5: for instance, because that's the politically correct thing to do,
Speaker 5: it makes them think that we don't even live in
Speaker 5: the same planet as they do. When we are too
Speaker 5: afraid to say that, hey, college kids, if you're trashing
Speaker 5: a campus at Columbia University because you're nunhappy about some
Speaker 5: sort of policy and you're taking over a university and
Speaker 5: you're trashing it and preventing other students from learning that
Speaker 5: that is unacceptable. But we're so worried about alienating one
Speaker 5: or another cohort in our coalition that we don't know
Speaker 5: what to say. When normal people look at that and say,
Speaker 5: wait a second, I send my kids to college so
Speaker 5: they can learn, not so that.
Speaker 4: They can burn buildings and trash lawns, right, and so
Speaker 4: on and so forth.
Speaker 5: When we put pronouns after names and say she her
Speaker 5: is opposed to saying, you.
Speaker 4: Know what, if I call you by the wrong pronoun,
Speaker 4: call me out, I'm sorry. I won't do it again.
Speaker 5: But stop with the virtue signaling and just speak to
Speaker 5: people like they're normal. There's nothing I'm going to say
Speaker 5: to sir Michael that I'm not going to say to
Speaker 5: you that I'm not going to say to somebody else.
Speaker 5: I speak the same language to everybody, but that's not
Speaker 5: what Democrats do. We constantly try to parse out different
Speaker 5: ways of speaking, different cohorts, because our focus groups are
Speaker 5: our polling shows that so and so appeals to such
Speaker 5: and such.
Speaker 4: That's not how normal people think.
Speaker 5: It's not common sense, and we need to start being
Speaker 5: the party of common sense again. Joe Biden is not
Speaker 5: responsible for that. Neither is Kamala Harris. It is a
Speaker 5: problem that Democrats have had for years. I've been banging
Speaker 5: the drum on this for I don't know how probably
Speaker 5: ten years, if not longer, on this. We need to
Speaker 5: get back to being the party of common sense, that
Speaker 5: people look at us and say, we understand you, we
Speaker 5: appreciate what you say because you speak our language. And
Speaker 5: until we do that, we should stop blaming other people
Speaker 5: for her own mistakes.
Speaker 2: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Rocked Up And that was a saying in commentary and
Speaker 1: I'm watching, uh, of course from the White House. Jean Pierre,
Speaker 1: you're a good friends. Yeah, she wants to join the
Speaker 1: resistance against what Trump wants to do. When I listened
Speaker 1: to Latitia James the Age of New York, she is
Speaker 1: the resistance against the Nazis and.
Speaker 11: The Yeah, I see that On Facebook, people were saying,
Speaker 11: we must resist. How about you sit back and say
Speaker 11: the French, maybe gas prizes might get lower. Let let's
Speaker 11: sell that treats, so maybe insurance rates mine come down.
Speaker 11: Let's let's just kind of hold back in.
Speaker 1: See of their resistance. It's this woman made some sense.
Speaker 11: You just sit back and just kind of just read
Speaker 11: it happen a little bit, and see if you know,
Speaker 11: they're already going to resist existence.
Speaker 1: They're going to resist things that help them because it's
Speaker 1: bad political. Now that woman who talked there before, she
Speaker 1: nailed it. They need to listen to her.
Speaker 11: But they've built that party upon race and gender and
Speaker 11: all these thandias and being offended and all this instead
Speaker 11: of treating people, hey are you are you breaking the
Speaker 11: law or not?
Speaker 1: Don't care about your dracer.
Speaker 11: But they've built that for I don't know how many years,
Speaker 11: certainly in essence, in the last five or.
Speaker 1: Ten, fifteen years, the last before we get to segment.
Speaker 1: In twenty eight, twenty twelve, and eight, your friend Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama got sixty four million votes. In twenty twelve,
Speaker 1: we got sixty five million votes. In twenty sixteen, Hillary
Speaker 1: got sixty four million votes. I know where you're going.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty, all of a sudden, sixteen or seven
Speaker 1: teen million more Democrats showed upon million. What and then
Speaker 1: what happened? This cycle went back down sixty five million?
Speaker 1: Seg where did those sixteen millions? I say, a lot
Speaker 1: of people. That's a lot of people, a lot of
Speaker 1: bags of ballots are.
Speaker 3: We don't believe that.
Speaker 11: Sixteen years Democrats stayed home for Absolutely, they stayed Trump.
Speaker 1: They stayed home with Obama too, They stayed home. They
Speaker 1: stayed home with Obama twice. They stay home for Hillary,
Speaker 1: they stayed home for.
Speaker 11: They showed up Joe Biden didn't come out of the
Speaker 11: basement the whole time.
Speaker 3: But know your role.
Speaker 1: Shut your mouth, don't bring that up because we're.
Speaker 11: Talking about the election, and just ask any questions about it.
Speaker 11: The bags of ballots, sixteen million votes showed.
Speaker 1: Up and Trump got sixty nine million. He then got
Speaker 1: seventy four million. This time he's going to get seventy
Speaker 1: four million. So Trump is kind of like seventy four.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, Biden and twenty sixteen, no one
Speaker 1: knew that Trump was going to win, so they didn't
Speaker 1: pull out the stops in twenty twenty they knew and
Speaker 1: this time one thousand eyeballs, hundreds of lawyers. They are Republicans,
Speaker 1: signed in the right districts and the right precincts. What
Speaker 1: back to? Isn't that remarkable?
Speaker 3: Seck?
Speaker 1: Do you know what we're saying or not? Yeah? What
Speaker 1: am I trying to tell me?
Speaker 3: What will?
Speaker 10: Hey?
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Speaker 11: These teams play each other, tay you if you recall
Speaker 11: the last game came down the overtime and a missed
Speaker 11: placement of a kick cost us the game.
Speaker 1: Only time it's ever happened, though, only time.
Speaker 11: Think about if the Bengals had won that game, because
Speaker 11: right now we're sitting here four and five. Now we're
Speaker 11: five and four. Beat the already, beat the Ravens one time,
Speaker 11: beat the Browns. I mean, you could argue that Bengals
Speaker 11: are like a couple of plays away from Kansas City
Speaker 11: being good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Kansas City, England the first game of the year.
Speaker 1: Drop the defensive pass interference right there at the end.
Speaker 1: But this happens all the time. This is not an
Speaker 1: unusual event in Cincinnati. Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: I do, and I don't want to admit it, but
Speaker 1: let's not go let's not go there to set. Does
Speaker 1: it happened to us? Only us? And I had on
Speaker 1: the Miami University seg brought him into the men's golf team.
Speaker 1: You know what their schedule is. It's not much class
Speaker 1: for a college athlete. When you went to Notre Dame,
Speaker 1: you actually we actually had to go to class. That
Speaker 1: doesn't happen anymore. You're weare of that. No, I'm very aware.
Speaker 11: I mean mostly mostly these like these big schools, even
Speaker 11: though I was State. They're the football players. They don't
Speaker 11: go to an actual class. It's online supposedly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and there's like an athletic kind of building and
Speaker 1: going there and boom hit your two classes get online,
Speaker 1: boom and I'll get.
Speaker 11: Back over there, get I guess my university. I don't
Speaker 11: think there's any pushback. I don't think the average person
Speaker 11: pushes back on that at all. If you're a high
Speaker 11: say Buckeye fan, you're like, yeah, don't go to put
Speaker 11: over there to wash the tape.
Speaker 1: So the golf team tells me they have a class
Speaker 1: in Advanced Principles of putting. They have introductory sand blasting,
Speaker 1: Yes they do. They told me outside one to use
Speaker 1: the six iron is another class. And then they play
Speaker 1: golf all day. Then they go to Hawaii to Maui
Speaker 1: and they won a tournament right there. They're jealous, Can
Speaker 1: I find some eligibility? They didn't do that at the part.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 11: For years, it was always these poor college athletes. They
Speaker 11: don't get it paid. They don't have any much. Find
Speaker 11: me some eligibility. Let me go back to get up
Speaker 11: in the morning, go work out, have breakfast, and in
Speaker 11: a couple of classes.
Speaker 1: All their co ed caddies are like, we're in bikini
Speaker 1: saunas and whirlpool the advances of success food you ever
Speaker 1: had in your life? When did you find me some eligibility?
Speaker 1: Three wood? That's another class? When to hit the three wood?
Speaker 1: What's penny say back to you?
Speaker 9: Also, good luck Willie today in the Ohio Girls Stayed
Speaker 9: Volleyball semi finals, it's Roger Bacon Fenwick, Saint Ursuline and
Speaker 9: Saint Ursula in action seat and place tomorrow. And uh
Speaker 9: also Willie, we got sad news out of college football today.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 9: Ben Herb Street, Oh yeah, has passed away, the world
Speaker 9: famous dog of Kirk Herb Street. Ben passing away today.
Speaker 9: Howl has crossed the rainbow bridge. Is a golden retriever.
Speaker 9: I have golden retrievers, best dogs on earth. Very very
Speaker 9: sorry to hear that.
Speaker 1: Ben's with a Schnorf the panted head and magazine right
Speaker 1: now and fur ball Louis Jamie to to Emma and Zoomie.
Speaker 1: They're running free and the fields of life, boundless, boundless dog.
Speaker 9: And they gave a dog a credential where every game
Speaker 9: he went around and was right there in the in
Speaker 9: the uh in, right there on the set walking around.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. When I come back, I want to come back
Speaker 1: as a college golfer. That's what I want. A dog,
Speaker 1: A dog. I think, I think my belly. Those guys
Speaker 1: made you jealous today?
Speaker 3: Did?
Speaker 1: One guy said he's a plus six. That means of
Speaker 1: the last twenty scores, the top eight of those twenty,
Speaker 1: it was six hunder par on every round. Is that
Speaker 1: pretty good? It's pretty good? And these guys hit the
Speaker 1: ball out of sight. They're all flat bellies, lifting weights
Speaker 1: and left and weight shakes and Dayton hot co edge
Speaker 1: and playing golf and not a problem. Said yeah, and again,
Speaker 1: these poor college athletes, you could do that.
Speaker 9: If you play thirty six rounds of golf, you won't
Speaker 9: have any hot chicks and you'll be eating protein shakes.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and having polyadant go ahead. Seg I see
Speaker 1: doctor Tara Harden, look at this. I don't need Polly.
Speaker 1: Then I got real teeth. Good, actually, no good, she
Speaker 1: takes care of me. Segment of you done with sports?
Speaker 9: Well, he also want to say that the wist Tree
Speaker 9: program for twenty twenty four is underway.
Speaker 1: It's right around the corner, sayta about a month away?
Speaker 1: As the Christmas music started yet on radio. I can't
Speaker 1: take it. I think we start.
Speaker 9: Oh, I can't say we're changing formats again. I think
Speaker 9: kiss one O seven all Christmas music. I think Kid
Speaker 9: Chris is going to go start Monday.
Speaker 1: If George Soros buys the station, that'll be the case.
Speaker 1: You know, you and I are gone. Segel remained, but
Speaker 1: he's like your uranium. You're first, thirty five second. Let's
Speaker 1: his name again? Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all? What
Speaker 1: happened to the Edding and Rocky show? Yeah, it's the
Speaker 1: fortieth anniversary of the wist Tree program.
Speaker 9: If you want a wish Tree, call that hotline at
Speaker 9: five one, three, eight, five two, eighteen ninety five.
Speaker 1: Now tonight it's the big game rock I think, don't
Speaker 1: the Bengals get like six or something? What's the line sake?
Speaker 1: I think it is. I think same between five and
Speaker 1: a half and s. No T Higgins, No Charlie Jones
Speaker 1: for what about Orlando Brown? Say? Probably what about BJ Hill?
Speaker 1: Probably a game time decision. What about Jermaine Bird? I
Speaker 1: heard they have a decent running back.
Speaker 11: I can't remember his name, but we need bj Hill
Speaker 11: to help stop some unnamed running back that they have.
Speaker 1: It's pretty good they made that monster. Derrick Henry do
Speaker 1: we have him? Do you know his senior year of
Speaker 1: high school he scored fifty five touchdowns ten games. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's incredible. Yeah, Eric Henry fifty.
Speaker 9: That would be like a quarter tech the Cobra data
Speaker 9: park coming around the end as a running back. And
Speaker 9: there's Bill Cunningham in the secondary and he had like
Speaker 9: thirty had like thirteen hundred carries in high school. The
Speaker 9: coach just absolutely wore him out. Yes, absolutely games. There's
Speaker 9: another hand off to Henry. Another hand off to Henry.
Speaker 1: Is a little rock going to Harrison sant X or
Speaker 1: deer Park. I can't say yet. What about dear Park?
Speaker 1: Nil Harry Yagey. We got Harry a lot of money,
Speaker 1: nil money? When the little rock come for say a
Speaker 1: thousand a month? No, two thousand, no ten days? Is
Speaker 1: let's make a deal, let's talk after the show. Ten thousand.
Speaker 1: Harry yage is putting up the money and we'll see
Speaker 1: about some nil money at Deer Park and st X
Speaker 1: will have some counseling. Anyway, Deer Park doesn't have the
Speaker 1: same number of counselors and st X. So, by the way,
Speaker 1: she got a bond yesterday. Say do you have any
Speaker 1: more sports? Were there?
Speaker 11: Let's see anything there.
Speaker 9: ESPN fifteen thirty is covering the world rugby action this weekend.
Speaker 9: What what somewhere cricket? They're gonna run cricket games on
Speaker 9: thirteen sixty rugby. Yeah, it takes leather, said, name one
Speaker 9: rugby player. I'd be dead.
Speaker 1: How about cricket or cricket?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I know Tuesday was testicular awareness dates and Miami played.
Speaker 1: I'm aware of my testicle. You got to examine them
Speaker 1: and then them keep an eye on them, keep two
Speaker 1: eyes on them, make sure they're not moving. Testicular awareness
Speaker 1: to good ball stated ball state, and you should have
Speaker 1: a testicular buddy day too, you know, check each other
Speaker 1: to make sure they're okay. You know, maybe a Deer
Speaker 1: Park you guys have that, but not anywhere else, not
Speaker 1: as sex. Nope, that's right, all right, Uh Rock, thank you.
Speaker 1: What's on the show today at three? I guess it's
Speaker 1: all Bengals, all the time, All Bengals, all the time.
Speaker 1: Right out of the gate. We have my buddy Glenn Clark,
Speaker 1: he does Ravens Radio. Gonna break it down and to
Speaker 1: the Ravens, they win this game, they're off and running.
Speaker 1: Then they get they gonna play Pittsburgh. But Bengals need
Speaker 1: to win this game.
Speaker 9: Everything Pittsburgh's got Washington Sunday, we thought they were bad. Well,
Speaker 9: mister Davis might have something there. Daniels might have something
Speaker 9: to say about it. They might say something about that.
Speaker 9: All right, Rock, thank you for your involvement. Are you
Speaker 9: ready now to join the Miami men's golf team.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a pretty good deal except for the I
Speaker 1: can't golf part. But that when you have a course
Speaker 1: on the fundamentals of putting and you get a C
Speaker 1: in it, that's a problem. So they got three take
Speaker 1: the class again and again to get better grades. Off
Speaker 1: to Mali the American way.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 1: Get the Little Rock to play golf segment, Get me
Speaker 1: out of the studs report Willie and Honnor of who
Speaker 1: Day Nation? Who they who? They think going to beat
Speaker 1: them Bengals? Nobody. We hope we leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 12: And finally, we talk a lot about these different demographics
Speaker 12: and these assumptions of where they're going to go. Latinos
Speaker 12: in Texas, a district that's ninety seven percent Latino went
Speaker 12: seventy five percentage points for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Why misogyny, No missagy, clueless, cool.
Speaker 4: Super And they were begging people to care about it
Speaker 4: for years.
Speaker 1: Though you need to take some utterly ignorant human being.
Speaker 1: Shut up, just shut up. Don't give me the facts.
Speaker 1: Let me stay with my wrong opinions.
Speaker 11: When I was young, that the Republican Party got labeled
Speaker 11: was like, Okay, they're the college educated, country club type.
Speaker 1: They don't like free speech. It's slipped.
Speaker 11: Now the Republican Party is the working class, like normal people.
Speaker 11: Whether you're white, black, hispanic, doesn't matter, it's slipped.
Speaker 2: Love it.
Speaker 1: Would you be my testicular buddy check partner, No Rocky
Speaker 1: No seven hundred w l W