Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America.
Speaker 2: Welcome this war is Monday afternoon the Tri State Reds
Speaker 2: Baseball kicks off. They play in the state of Missouri
Speaker 2: over the next seven games, which is of course you
Speaker 2: got the Cardinals, then Kansas City Royals are in town,
Speaker 2: and see how the Reds do. There's a heartbeat, not
Speaker 2: much of one. Get the paddles ready. They did win
Speaker 2: yesterday for the first time in nine weeks. They won
Speaker 2: on a Sunday. The last time they won a Sunday
Speaker 2: game was June the second, and the sheriff, Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 2: knows that they've had the last nine series with the
Speaker 2: Milwaukee Brewers. There's zero and nine as far as winning
Speaker 2: the series. But they are competitive. They do compete. The
Speaker 2: relentless pursuit of mediocrity has been reached and we continue
Speaker 2: to hope. Maybe along the next against hope, over the
Speaker 2: next six weeks they may make a run for this thing.
Speaker 2: But until then, Richard K. Jones, Welcome again to the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show. Before we talk about what's happening with
Speaker 2: your good friend Kamala Harris, I got many photos. Tony
Speaker 2: Benner sent me several about you at the Voice of America.
Speaker 2: You were doing a line dance. I've never seen you
Speaker 2: dancing on cowboy boots and a cowboy hat, and I
Speaker 2: didn't know you had such skills. And when the Big
Speaker 2: Green Tractor song came on with Jason Aldean, you were
Speaker 2: going crazy. Was that a AI generated sheriff or was
Speaker 2: that real? Because you were having one hell of a
Speaker 2: time with the Voice of America.
Speaker 3: Hey, I was having norm hell of the time and
Speaker 3: I was sober, never had a drink, drink, drink soft drinks.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to say which one I drank because
Speaker 3: Mountain time, I've done that. When I was live down
Speaker 3: there with you, the sponsors for the Reds was the
Speaker 3: opposite one. I said, So I don't say what I
Speaker 3: drank anymore because you kicked my butt. Yeah, but listen,
Speaker 3: more people at that event, the biggest event, and I
Speaker 3: was very fortunate I got to be with the introduction
Speaker 3: of Jason Aldean. And there's thirty forty thousand people there
Speaker 3: in one spot, and it was so organized and it
Speaker 3: was so lawful and there was no craziness. Hey, the police,
Speaker 3: the law enforcement, the live squad, fire people, squat teams
Speaker 3: all Hey, everything went perfect. People came in.
Speaker 1: They were very orderly.
Speaker 3: Listen, I can dance, and it's not pretty when I'm sober.
Speaker 3: It's ugly, man, it's ugly.
Speaker 1: But listen.
Speaker 3: I had my nice boots on, my snake skin boots
Speaker 3: where snakes should be on my boots, and I had
Speaker 3: my nicest hat on, my blue jeans and dancing, dancing,
Speaker 3: having fun. And when I got on stage, the guy said,
Speaker 3: do you want to go down the runway? I said, well, hell, yeah,
Speaker 3: I want to go down the runway. Hey, I said,
Speaker 3: I'll probably never get up here again. Forty thousand people,
Speaker 3: and down the runway I went. And my job was
Speaker 3: to get the craft fired up, and that was my job.
Speaker 3: And I'd done my job. And then I got off
Speaker 3: the stage and never mentioned politics one time up there.
Speaker 3: People were there to have fun and not hear bunch
Speaker 3: of political people get up and talk. And I'd done
Speaker 3: my part. Well.
Speaker 2: Tony Bender tells me that, of course he was there,
Speaker 2: and he tells me there were many women there that
Speaker 2: were displaying certain body parts he found quite quite attractive.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you weren't looking at the butts and the boobs,
Speaker 2: but as Bender was doing. But did you ever have
Speaker 2: to issue citations for indecent exposure or decent exposure, give
Speaker 2: them a benefit anything of that character.
Speaker 3: No, there was no citation. But I did see a
Speaker 3: lot of cowboy boots, I.
Speaker 1: Bet, and.
Speaker 3: Very short shorts, yes, and cowboy hats listen, and most
Speaker 3: of them like Sheriff Jones. The most amazing thing. I
Speaker 3: shook so many hands and had so many pictures that
Speaker 3: I have a bruise on my hands.
Speaker 1: You sent me a picture.
Speaker 2: I said, I'm not going to that thing. I almost went.
Speaker 2: I got close to going, but I just couldn't pull myself.
Speaker 2: I just don't like people that much. I don't like
Speaker 2: loud music. And I think that a lot of those
Speaker 2: two things were there.
Speaker 3: Well listen, when you have heart of hearing like me,
Speaker 3: it's not that loud. And so it worked. Well, it
Speaker 3: wasn't loud enough. But listen to this. People in our
Speaker 3: county and in the country, they watched TV all the time,
Speaker 3: and they see chaos and they see disaster, and they
Speaker 3: see everybody hating everybody. This was not that people were
Speaker 3: there to have fun, and it was. It started and
Speaker 3: it never ended, and it started on Friday night ended yesterday.
Speaker 3: Every night thirty to forty thousand people. Now, the guy
Speaker 3: Tyler that puts this on and his organization, he's what
Speaker 3: you call it tier one. Now, he can go anywhere
Speaker 3: in the country and put these festivals on. And there
Speaker 3: is no better person more organized than this dude. What
Speaker 3: he does and what they do on stage. And when
Speaker 3: you pull in the back lot where the stage passes are,
Speaker 3: were all the vans and the buses for these bands.
Speaker 3: It's like they put a portable highway back there in
Speaker 3: case it rains. It's plastic. They drive on it. There's big,
Speaker 3: million dollar buses. Most amazing organization that I have ever seen.
Speaker 3: The restrooms were air conditioned, they were out restrooms, and
Speaker 3: they were air conditioned, had hand cleaner. Hey, I'm hey, listen.
Speaker 3: And it was packed, but the music was unbelievable. But hey,
Speaker 3: you're right. I was on stage on the runway with
Speaker 3: my clothes on, going down the runway and I did
Speaker 3: dance on stage, got the crowd fired up. And to
Speaker 3: be there be able to tell who the person's coming
Speaker 3: on with adjacent isn't bad for a little old sheriff's guy.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you bring up some of that because you've
Speaker 2: dealt with a Secret Service in Butler County every now
Speaker 2: and then. I had the impression that the Secret Service
Speaker 2: was a button down organization that were extremely competent, working
Speaker 2: their tail off, unlike many CEOs or maybe a police
Speaker 2: officer that has a shift. If you're in the Secret
Speaker 2: Service guarding the president or a protect D, you don't
Speaker 2: have a shift. It's twenty four to seven. Two things
Speaker 2: have eraisen. Number One, the shooting, the assassination attempt on
Speaker 2: Donald Trump has shown that the Secret Service is not
Speaker 2: buttoned down as they once were, for god knows the reason.
Speaker 2: And secondly this other stories come out about the Secret
Speaker 2: Service literally breaking into a beauty salon, taping up the cameras,
Speaker 2: and taking over a building against the wishes of the owner.
Speaker 2: And they've apologized yesterday and this morning, Monday morning, they
Speaker 2: apologize to the owner and want to pay the damages.
Speaker 2: Do you have a sense that the Secret Service, which
Speaker 2: is the fast agency, I think I would say this about,
Speaker 2: has lost their way.
Speaker 3: I listen the people on the ground. No, the people
Speaker 3: that jump in front of bullets, that's a bad job.
Speaker 3: The ones that jumped on top of Donald Trump. They
Speaker 3: jumped on top of him to take bullets. You know
Speaker 3: that that's their job. And they did that very well.
Speaker 3: They dove on top of him. They it was what
Speaker 3: led up to that. And then when they took him offstage,
Speaker 3: they've lost their way. And when you go to outside
Speaker 3: and you hire people and you bring people in because
Speaker 3: they're woke, they're politically correct. You pass over people that
Speaker 3: have military experience and that are in the Green Beret
Speaker 3: or Special Forces, and you pass over them to go
Speaker 3: get young people right out of college right that hey,
Speaker 3: And that's what they're doing. When you're protecting somebody like
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, the people around him should be pretty close
Speaker 3: to be in his height if that's your job. Not
Speaker 3: real short people. And I'm not knocking short gun. And
Speaker 3: when you put when you put your hand up over
Speaker 3: his head as your escortny mouth, that does not stop bullets. Uh,
Speaker 3: And it doesn't work. And the biggest breakdown the person
Speaker 3: they put back, the acting director. Hell, he was probably
Speaker 3: the guy that made all that happen.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: He's the guy that ran it all. And listen, it's
Speaker 3: totally out of control, can't be fixed overnight. I worry
Speaker 3: about everybody they're protecting at this time, everybody, and they've
Speaker 3: hired all these young people and they've and they have
Speaker 3: a history, but they forgot the history when John Kennedy
Speaker 3: was assassinated from outside the jurisdiction and to this day,
Speaker 3: and this guy had a drone up he was on
Speaker 3: the roof. The police were trying to get up there
Speaker 3: and get him before he shot. And the Sea Service,
Speaker 3: whoever planned that at the top is the one they need.
Speaker 3: They need to gut the place. The people and that
Speaker 3: are down there protecting people. Could people work their butts off,
Speaker 3: but the people at the top, it's sort of like
Speaker 3: the people at the top in d C, the FBI,
Speaker 3: the CI, I did we even had a CIA? I
Speaker 3: don't know, Uh, they don't.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 3: All these other times we have to go to the
Speaker 3: Israelis for out right, we don't have anything. Everything's been gutted, woked.
Speaker 3: And the only thing I know about woke is you
Speaker 3: know I woke up today, Well.
Speaker 1: You go woke, you get broken.
Speaker 2: One thing that offended me, Butler County, Pennsylvania, is not
Speaker 2: Butler County, Ohio. When I'm watching on Friday and Saturday,
Speaker 2: they've released the camera, the best cameras all of these
Speaker 2: deputies and they're they're angry at the Secret Service who
Speaker 2: told them they had the top of that building covered
Speaker 2: and they were in the inside of the building to
Speaker 2: back up. And then the Secret Service said, on Friday
Speaker 2: or Saturday, know, the Butler County was supposed to handle that.
Speaker 2: Butler County, pennsylvani and the two agencies are pointing fingers
Speaker 2: at each other. But I blame the Secret Service leadership
Speaker 2: and the lead detectives there in charge of the Secret Service,
Speaker 2: and I'm not making sure there was somebody on top
Speaker 2: of the building. And the Secret Service said, well, Butler
Speaker 2: County didn't want to go up there because it was
Speaker 2: too hot. It was like ninety four degrees. It was
Speaker 2: a flat roof. They didn't want to go up there.
Speaker 2: It was a tin roof. I'm sure it was hot.
Speaker 2: And the Butler County, the sheriff of Butler County said,
Speaker 2: that's a bunch of bs. We'll walk into a fire
Speaker 2: if that's our duty. And so they pointed the fingers
Speaker 2: of Butler County and saying it was too hot. It
Speaker 2: was a tin roof, it was ninety five degrees, and
Speaker 2: they said wait a minute. And so the two agencies
Speaker 2: are fighting with each other was as indicative of the
Speaker 2: lack of leadership of the Secret Service, which is said,
Speaker 2: when you break into a beauty salon and take over
Speaker 2: a beauty salon, tape up the cameras so agents and
Speaker 2: others can go to the bathroom, then you destroy parts
Speaker 2: of inside of the salon and then say you're sorry,
Speaker 2: that doesn't work. Sheriff, I can't imagine Butler County sheriff,
Speaker 2: so I break into a beauty salon and taking it over.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: I know the Butler County Sheriff from Pennsylvania. I know
Speaker 3: him personally. I've known him for years. What a great
Speaker 3: guy and will believe me when he tells you something.
Speaker 3: He's telling you the truth. He gets hired and fired
Speaker 3: every four years. The people love him there in his county.
Speaker 3: But I do know him personally, great guy, not lying,
Speaker 3: not telling you anything. But when you look at the
Speaker 3: top leadership and the recruitment that they do and the
Speaker 3: Secret Service, we're in for a long haul. My friend
Speaker 3: and I worry about everybody they're protecting right now. And
Speaker 3: you can't fix it overnight. You cannot fix that overnight.
Speaker 3: And it starts at the top, starts with the president
Speaker 3: of the United States starts with the Kamala Harris the
Speaker 3: vice president. They appoint all these people, and this is
Speaker 3: what you get. Listen, Russia's watching China, I ran, They're
Speaker 3: all watching, and we look like fools, We look like
Speaker 3: weak but foons. And if this election doesn't go with
Speaker 3: Trump and Kamala Harris get in there and this other
Speaker 3: guy who's even worse than that as vice president, it'll
Speaker 3: be eight years, eight years. You won't be able to
Speaker 3: have any money. Hey, eight years right in a row.
Speaker 3: And if you're okay with where you are right now
Speaker 3: financially and getting a three or four percent raise and
Speaker 3: inflation is like ten percent, you're going down in the.
Speaker 1: Hole, both of these guys.
Speaker 3: That's what you're going to get. And we will not.
Speaker 3: The wars will be never ending. We won't have a road,
Speaker 3: we won't have any infrastructure.
Speaker 1: Everything.
Speaker 3: It's just I was down on the Ohio River yesterday
Speaker 3: and I was watching all the coal going down the
Speaker 3: river or up the river. But listen, you know where
Speaker 3: all that coal was going, China, because they build steel
Speaker 3: plants every week, they bring them on.
Speaker 1: We're fools.
Speaker 3: Then when Russia comes into the port right in Cuba
Speaker 3: and they thumb their nose at us. Whole world's on fire.
Speaker 3: France is on fire, Europe's on fire, Iran, Israel all
Speaker 3: on fire, and we're looking at electing Coachmala Harrison. I
Speaker 3: can't even hardly say it without throwing up in my mouth.
Speaker 3: Doesn't like the police, no, no, hey, doesn't like doesn't
Speaker 3: like anybody. And how she got to her position, We'll
Speaker 3: leave that alone and listen, she is an embarrassment to
Speaker 3: this country. She won't talk to the media, and she's
Speaker 3: going to do exactly what Biden done and won. Stay
Speaker 3: in the basement. And that's where she's going to stay.
Speaker 3: And remember he won that way, and she's going to
Speaker 3: use the same strategy.
Speaker 2: That's the template. Hopefully, hopefully American people figure it out.
Speaker 2: I don't know, because I don't know.
Speaker 3: Hey, hopefully Trump's people are running the GOP nationally. They
Speaker 3: got to get out early. They got to have an
Speaker 3: organization that has to be second to none, because these
Speaker 3: Democrats just prove what they can do. They ran Biden
Speaker 3: all yeah, putting back in the basement, and now they're
Speaker 3: looking at taking the Senate and taking the House. And
Speaker 3: if the Republicans don't get their acts together. It's their
Speaker 3: fault and we all get shafted in the end.
Speaker 1: Oh well, you know, sheriff.
Speaker 2: If you have a position of eliminating private health insurance,
Speaker 2: that's her position. If you believe in reparations based upon
Speaker 2: skin color, if you want to defund the police, if
Speaker 2: you want a wide open southern border that brings in
Speaker 2: twenty forty fifty sixty million illegals. And she said, the
Speaker 2: first thing we have to do is give them the
Speaker 2: right to vote legally. I'm sure they vote right now
Speaker 2: illegally to the tune of thousands of people. We can't
Speaker 2: recover from that. We can't recover from eight years. And
Speaker 2: if you go from twenty eight to twenty thirty two,
Speaker 2: that's approximately twenty four years. And you're going to have
Speaker 2: twenty of twenty four years of Barack Hussein Obama and
Speaker 2: Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz. The country
Speaker 2: can't survive. And the kids voting for her believe lies
Speaker 2: that she's going to forgive all the student life debt,
Speaker 2: which is illegal. And every time I turn around, all
Speaker 2: I see is chaos and confusion everywhere, and there's little
Speaker 2: or no leadership, and uh, you know, I often say
Speaker 2: we get the government we deserve, and that concerns me greatly.
Speaker 2: But Sheriff, we've got to go. We got the dates
Speaker 2: of next year's festival. There's a chance I may come
Speaker 2: next year and maybe do boots, scoot and willie with you,
Speaker 2: me a little bit of line dancing and up there
Speaker 2: with whoever they got up there.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a fabulous time, fabulous.
Speaker 3: And you and I will get on the stage and
Speaker 3: you wear your real tight shorts and I wear my
Speaker 3: boots in long pants, and we'll get up on the
Speaker 3: stage the ladies next year, next year, next year, when
Speaker 3: this event comes out there. To the Voice of America,
Speaker 3: it'll be bigger and better. I said, Tyler that runs that,
Speaker 3: the boss of it. He is one bad dude man.
Speaker 3: He can go anywhere in the country and put these
Speaker 3: on unbelievable and he is the best you've ever seen.
Speaker 1: I'm telling it's like a flash country.
Speaker 2: So they coming. I like to go out there right
Speaker 2: now to see what it looks like. I bet it's
Speaker 2: cleaned up by Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones, the Great American, thanks for coming on the Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham show. May God bless you and God bless the
Speaker 2: deputies of Butler County.
Speaker 3: Thank you, my friend, Good luck.
Speaker 2: God bless America. Let's continue with more your comments. Next five, one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: seven thousand. It's the Reds against the State of Missouri
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Speaker 5: NO.
Speaker 2: The tennis tournaments get started. It's under way with Ted
Speaker 2: McKay as I speak. In about thirty minutes, John Barrett,
Speaker 2: I call him Ramsey's the third we'll be here to
Speaker 2: discuss what's happening at the tennis tournament to this week
Speaker 2: in Mason, the Cincinnati Open sponsored by Western Southern. We
Speaker 2: have that going on. Reds Baseball back in town. They
Speaker 2: play the State of Missouri, they play Saint Louis, then
Speaker 2: they play Kansas City. There's a heartbeat, it's faint, still alive,
Speaker 2: but they're still in last place. But nonetheless, it appears
Speaker 2: the Reds in the next week or two will be
Speaker 2: officially once again not making the playoffs or winning a
Speaker 2: playoff series. They have not won a playoff series for
Speaker 2: about thirty years, so hopefully it'll stop at some point
Speaker 2: in my lifetime or yours. But the tennis tournament the
Speaker 2: Voice of America. I got close to going, but there's
Speaker 2: too many people there and the music was pretty loud,
Speaker 2: I'm told. But nonetheless, Sheriff Frichard K. Jones was there,
Speaker 2: sent me some photos. A wonderful occasion. Every time I
Speaker 2: turn around in Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, there's something great going on.
Speaker 2: As I speak, it's wonderful and it's a great place
Speaker 2: to live. And school is starting this week, and of
Speaker 2: course the festivals you are concluding, Octoberfest coming in about
Speaker 2: three weeks.
Speaker 1: Red's in town.
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow almost undefeated, untied, unscored on and I'm watching
Speaker 2: the ESPN this morning. He was picked by some as
Speaker 2: the best quarterback in the National Football League presently, a
Speaker 2: which is a great thing. That's good. So we'll see
Speaker 2: what happens with Joe Burrow. If he can stay healthy,
Speaker 2: good things will happen. If you can't stay healthy, then
Speaker 2: bad things going to happen. That's the nature of life.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, great place to live is right here in Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: Northern Kentucky, southeastern Indiana, with Hidden Valley Lake and all
Speaker 2: the glories there. My good friend Marty Wolf has a
Speaker 2: summer retreat in Hidden Valley, and Marty says it's the
Speaker 2: best place to live in the tri State. And I
Speaker 2: can't imagine a better place to live than Greater Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: northern Kentucky, and southeastern Indiana.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful. Secondly, I see with interest not to look
Speaker 1: into my.
Speaker 2: Left, that Harris says later this week she may unveil
Speaker 2: her economic recovery agenda. Now you would think we're not
Speaker 2: in an economic recovery time, but about seventy percent of
Speaker 2: the American people think these are not good times economically.
Speaker 2: And of course she's been in charge the past four
Speaker 2: years with Joe Biden, who did that interview with CBS
Speaker 2: Sunday morning in which he admitted Joe Biden admitted he
Speaker 2: was pushed out of the presidency by Democratic Party elites
Speaker 2: and specifically name dropped Nancy Pelosi and the first TV
Speaker 2: interview since the tetonic news last month. I can't imagine
Speaker 2: why this isn't a huge story. The President of the
Speaker 2: United States right now, as we speak, has the most
Speaker 2: difficult job in the world, as Hesbalah Hamas and Iran
Speaker 2: that the Democratic Party is largely funded, will attack Israel
Speaker 2: at some point unbelievably, Ukraine has now taken the fight
Speaker 2: inside Mother Russia, and for the first time since World
Speaker 2: War Two, a foreign power has invaded Russia with great success,
Speaker 2: with the goal of unseating Vladimir Putin as the premier
Speaker 2: of the old Soviet Union.
Speaker 1: Think about that.
Speaker 2: This would be as if Mexico, which of course many
Speaker 2: things have already happened, invade the southwest United States and
Speaker 2: took maybe Tucson or San Diego.
Speaker 1: Think about that.
Speaker 2: And at this point Putin is threatening to use nuclear
Speaker 2: weapons to blow Kiev Ukraine off the map. We have
Speaker 2: a president who's mentally dysfunctional and checked out while that's
Speaker 2: going on. So we got we have the only democracy
Speaker 2: in the Middle East about to be obliterated, some say
Speaker 2: by the policies of Joe Biden Kamala Harris by funding Iran,
Speaker 2: allowing them to sell two million barrels of oil a day,
Speaker 2: providing the money to pay for the rockets, the cruise missiles,
Speaker 2: and the missiles to be thrown at Israel. We have
Speaker 2: the Soviet Union slash Russia invaded and occupied by what
Speaker 2: they perceive as a foreign power, Ukraine. We have incredible
Speaker 2: challenges at home with unbelievable inflation continuing to rise, raised
Speaker 2: prices across the spectrum, and now on Sunday morning yesterday,
Speaker 2: this out of like a major story that the President
Speaker 2: of the United States was pushed out of office under
Speaker 2: the threat of the twenty fifth Amendment.
Speaker 1: Just move on.
Speaker 2: This is the guy I guess you voteed, not me
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty. We put him in office for four years.
Speaker 2: His mental decline has been obvious for a long time.
Speaker 2: Instead of imposing the twenty fifth Amendment, there's a mechanism
Speaker 2: to get rid of a dysfunctional president mentally or physically.
Speaker 2: The Democratic Party decide, decided to send Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer,
Speaker 2: Barack Hussein, Obama, and the King Jeffries into a more
Speaker 2: or less a secret meeting in the White House telling
Speaker 2: our president, your president, Joe Biden, you're done.
Speaker 1: And that's not a big story.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: In fact, looking left and right this morning and this afternoon,
Speaker 2: there's little or no coverage of the forcing out of
Speaker 2: the campaign Joe Biden because he's not mentally alert and
Speaker 2: he's still the president for the next five months?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: And the reason he's still the president is that Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris is so dysfunctional as a person that the Democrats
Speaker 2: don't want her to take the office until she's elected
Speaker 2: sometime in November. Of course, the rumors when I talk
Speaker 2: to my friends in Washington, the rumor is sometime after
Speaker 2: Labor Day. Guess what, sometime after Labor Day, Joe Biden's
Speaker 2: going to step down and appoint Kamala Harris as the
Speaker 2: president to sit behind the Resolute desk.
Speaker 1: In our history, other.
Speaker 2: Other than nineteen nineteen nineteen twenty, when another Democrat president,
Speaker 2: Woodrow Wilson had a stroke and couldn't function, there's never
Speaker 2: been a time when a political party pulled the plug
Speaker 2: on their candidate and you can't run. The last time
Speaker 2: the Republicans did it was in nineteen seventy four, when
Speaker 2: three lawmakes walked up the driveway of the White House
Speaker 2: and told Richard Nixon, you're done now. He had the
Speaker 2: choice of continuing, but he said no, okay, I'm done,
Speaker 2: and he left and Gerald Ford took over. That was
Speaker 2: a big deal for those alive at the time. That
Speaker 2: was a big deal. And it happened again about a
Speaker 2: month ago. About a month ago. Democrats, you know, the
Speaker 2: party caring about democracy, walked into the White House, had
Speaker 2: the powwow and said you're done, and the media simply nodded,
Speaker 2: thread Okay, he's done. Let's bring in Kamala Harris, who
Speaker 2: was so bad campaigning that she couldn't get one vote
Speaker 2: when she ran by herself in twenty twenty, could not
Speaker 2: get a vote zero and the Democratic primary she quit.
Speaker 2: And now the mission of the Democratic Party is to
Speaker 2: pump her up, to make her look like this second
Speaker 2: coming of a Hillary Clinton, the second coming of Madam Currey,
Speaker 2: the second coming of Margaret Thatcher, the second coming of
Speaker 2: a great leader. And we have to recognize that she's
Speaker 2: the next president, and God help us all. If we
Speaker 2: don't support her, we're sexist, racist or both. This should
Speaker 2: be a gigantic story. And the media seemingly doesn't care
Speaker 2: because by caring you would help Donald Trump, and the
Speaker 2: so called legacy media is one thousand percent behind the
Speaker 2: idea that Trump cannot win again. He must be stopped
Speaker 2: and put a puts in there, a schlep in Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris that will be easily manipulated by the forces around her,
Speaker 2: just as Joe Biden was easily manipulated by the forces
Speaker 2: around him, which are the judicial appointments, showing up every
Speaker 2: now and then to make a speech appointing the agency's
Speaker 2: heads that run the federal government. This is a huge story,
Speaker 2: but it's not covered by the mainstream media because it
Speaker 2: might help Donald Trump, because it would show chaos and
Speaker 2: confusion among the top ranks of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: We can't have that.
Speaker 2: And the party that calls hisself democratic could care less
Speaker 2: about democracy because the guy that got fourteen million votes
Speaker 2: in the primary was Joe Biden, and he admitted yesterday
Speaker 2: on CBS he was pushed out of the presidential race
Speaker 2: by Democratic Party elites, specifically Nancy Pelosi, with whom he's
Speaker 2: not discussed things for the last thirty days. They're done
Speaker 2: so and it happened, and we simply move on to
Speaker 2: the next story. Move on, moving on to the next story.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris said two days ago that she does not
Speaker 2: want to tax tips for those Americans making tips as
Speaker 2: part of their income. Now, if you're an American who
Speaker 2: earns tips as a server, as a bar back, you're
Speaker 2: working on Montgomery in you make some tips, You're a
Speaker 2: lyft driver, you're an uber driver, you're a barber, you
Speaker 2: work in a salon, you probably don't have a whole
Speaker 2: bunch of money. Would you agree there are some. I
Speaker 2: don't think there's multi millionaires working as uber drivers or
Speaker 2: working as bar workers or bar backs or servers. I
Speaker 2: don't think there's too many. I don't think there's too
Speaker 2: many millionaires who own hair salons or barbershops where tips
Speaker 2: are given. There's a good chunk of our economic activity
Speaker 2: is derived from tips and those who work for tips
Speaker 2: to ensure promptness. Tips means that you're a working stuff.
Speaker 2: You're a middle class American and you're watching Nichols dimes
Speaker 2: quarters and you watch your dollars. So Kamala Harris said
Speaker 2: two days ago, it is time to stop collecting tax
Speaker 2: on tips. That's what she said. Kamala Harris, by the way,
Speaker 2: who said that about a month ago. That would be
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. She poached off Donald Trump the idea of
Speaker 2: not taxing those who make tips, and that this goes
Speaker 2: along with the promise, of course, which is routinely broken
Speaker 2: of Commonla Harris and Joe Biden not to have any
Speaker 2: more taxes on those making less than four hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars a year. I don't think too many lyft drivers
Speaker 2: or hair salon workers are making four hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a year. Would you agree? In fact, I would say none.
Speaker 2: And so on one hand, Kamala Harris says that we're
Speaker 2: not going to tax money's earned from tips. But on
Speaker 2: the other hand, she says, in twenty twenty two, I
Speaker 2: have this story. On August the seventh, almost exactly two
Speaker 2: years ago, twenty twenty two, Kamala Harris, as the sitting
Speaker 2: Vice President of the United States, cast the tie breaking
Speaker 2: vote to pass the Inflection Inflation Reduction Act that provided
Speaker 2: eighty billion dollars for the IRS to hire eighty seven
Speaker 2: thousand IRS agents. She says, quote two years ago, I've
Speaker 2: proudly cast the tie breaking vote to pass our Inflation
Speaker 2: Reduction Act, which bothers had the opposite impact. When government
Speaker 2: calls something the Inflation Reduction Act, I can guarantee you
Speaker 2: it's going to increase inflation. That's why they can't call
Speaker 2: it the Inflation Rising Act as the Inflation Reduction Act,
Speaker 2: so to go back. After that was passed, in February
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty three, the IRS released a proposed revenue
Speaker 2: procedure called the Service Industry Tip Compliance Agreement Program. So
Speaker 2: the agency IRS said in February of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: we're going after those who make tips. So on one hand,
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris says, let's not tax tips. But on the
Speaker 2: other hand, in reality, she was the deciding vote that
Speaker 2: required the IRS to go after individuals who make tips.
Speaker 2: What's going on here, There'd be no reason they'd be
Speaker 2: issuing guidance to agents on how to crack down on
Speaker 2: tips other than to raise more money for the federal government. Ultimately,
Speaker 2: the goal is to go and grab as much revenue
Speaker 2: as possible from whoever they can. And this is from
Speaker 2: the group that told us, if you make less than
Speaker 2: four hundred thousand dollars a year your income, your taxes
Speaker 2: will not go up one red cent, when in reality
Speaker 2: it's gone up millions and millions and millions of dollars.
Speaker 2: The eighty seven thousand new IRS agents that were promised
Speaker 2: to only target the rich, they're coming after waitresses, bar backs,
Speaker 2: lyft drivers, and more because that's where the money is.
Speaker 2: Because you know, if you listen to me or Mike
Speaker 2: McConnell or Scott Sloan or the Rock that the top
Speaker 2: one percent pay forty percent of the taxes, the top
Speaker 2: five percent pay eighty percent of the taxes, and the
Speaker 2: top fifty percent a wag journers pay ninety nine percent
Speaker 2: of the taxes.
Speaker 1: So that group, shall we say, is maxed out.
Speaker 2: So the only way to get additional revenue to justify
Speaker 2: the new agents is to go after the rest of
Speaker 2: the American people making well less than four hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars a year. The IRS announced they're going to start
Speaker 2: tracking all of the tips that workers earn so they
Speaker 2: can tax them if it now appears that some of
Speaker 2: the resources will quite predictably be in the individuals earning
Speaker 2: a lot less money. So the Treasury Department the IRS
Speaker 2: announced in twenty twenty three it will overhaul existing programs
Speaker 2: that attract tips earned by service employees in order to
Speaker 2: enhance revenue. In other words, they're coming after you. How
Speaker 2: much media play did that get? Zero, zilch, nada because
Speaker 2: it didn't fit the media diet tribe?
Speaker 1: Did it?
Speaker 2: Because if you're in the tax if you're in the
Speaker 2: tipped industry, which about one quarter of all American workers
Speaker 2: are in the tip industry, and if you've noticed recently,
Speaker 2: every time you use your credit card. You're asked to
Speaker 2: leave tips, tips, and more tips. That is an IRS
Speaker 2: measure on a credit card so they can track the tips.
Speaker 2: They don't like a cash economy. The IRS likes you
Speaker 2: to put down on your credit card, give ten percent tipped.
Speaker 2: Then they have a record is to go after tipped
Speaker 2: employees like you who may be a barber, maybe a
Speaker 2: beauty salon person, an uber driver, work in a restaurant
Speaker 2: or some other tipped industry that they know how much
Speaker 2: tips you receive and you didn't report it, and they're
Speaker 2: coming after you.
Speaker 1: Can you smell when I'm cooking? So we're in trouble.
Speaker 2: And lastly, before I turn things over to the news
Speaker 2: into John Barrett of Western and Southern, there's an article
Speaker 2: written articles have been written about can Harris and Walls
Speaker 2: keep hiding who they are every day? They got to
Speaker 2: get up to say, look, we know we're socialist, democratic, socialist,
Speaker 2: tending toward communists. We know what we've done in the past.
Speaker 2: And both have been in office for decades. Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is sixty years old, Walls is sixty years old. Together
Speaker 2: they're one hundred and twenty. They're older than Trump and
Speaker 2: dvance put together. So they get up every day to say,
Speaker 2: all right, not our policies are fundamentally unpopular. What we
Speaker 2: want to do and what we've done in Minnesota and
Speaker 2: San Francisco would not work in the entire country. In fact,
Speaker 2: our policies would be awfully, awfully unpopular. If we would
Speaker 2: say to Americans, we're going to increase your taxes, We're
Speaker 2: gonna have the irs crawl around your private life. We're
Speaker 2: going to increase the cost of gasoline. We're gonna get
Speaker 2: rid of all gasoline powered vehicles. We're not going to
Speaker 2: allow any more natural gas to be exported. We're gonna
Speaker 2: eliminate coal. We're going to require that individuals use things
Speaker 2: like solar panels and windmills to create electricity. None of
Speaker 2: that is popular. So they get up every day trying
Speaker 2: to hide who they are from you and trick you
Speaker 2: into believing they have middle class values when nothing could
Speaker 2: be farther from the truth. In fact, when you support
Speaker 2: Black Lives Matter riots, open up your windows and the
Speaker 2: Governor's mansion to hear the smell of burning towers that
Speaker 2: you call the aroma of freedom. That's Governor Waltz's wife
Speaker 2: and if you defund the police, then give money to
Speaker 2: bail funds, bond funds to get criminals out of jail,
Speaker 2: as Kamala Harris, did you have to keep that from
Speaker 2: you the American people? You rely upon a compliant media
Speaker 2: not to cover Democrats the way they cover Republicans the
Speaker 2: only way they get into office. So it's up to
Speaker 2: you and I, as devotetes have talk radio to know
Speaker 2: the truth and to preach it to others. On leus
Speaker 2: continue with more, so much more coming ahead. What a
Speaker 2: great week it's going to be, a lot of the
Speaker 2: schools are back in session, tennis tournament and Mason and
Speaker 2: high school football starts I think in Indianda this week,
Speaker 2: in Ohio and Kentucky the next week. And we have
Speaker 2: lots of good stuff going on despite government's availability to
Speaker 2: destroy our American way of life. Become informed and understand
Speaker 2: the facts. Does Donald Trump say a few peccadillos and
Speaker 2: personality things I don't like absolutely, but do his policies work?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Every day these two get up to think to themselves,
Speaker 2: how do we hide from the American people who we
Speaker 2: truly are? And do you buy the chuck and jive
Speaker 2: or do you want to or do you want the facts?
Speaker 2: Let's continue with more twelve fifty six Home of Your
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Speaker 2: Well, it all began during the presidency of William McKinley,
Speaker 2: a good friend of John Barrett's father. William McKinley was
Speaker 2: indirectly responsible for the eighteen ninety nine start of the
Speaker 2: professional tennis tournament here in Cincinnati and went on and
Speaker 2: on for decades. After decades, Paul all Floories played a
Speaker 2: significant part in upping it to where it is, and
Speaker 2: the lenders and the Barretts got involved. Now it's up
Speaker 2: in the stratosphere and beyond. John Barrett, welcome again to
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. Was your father there at the
Speaker 2: creation at Coney Allen of the eighteen ninety nine tennis
Speaker 2: tournament starting now in Mason?
Speaker 1: Was that the same Barrett's.
Speaker 6: He wasn't quite old enough. He was born fourteen years later.
Speaker 1: Well that's good, but maybe his father was involved.
Speaker 2: But can you talk about here we sit at the
Speaker 2: beginning of the tournament again about a year ago. Tony
Speaker 2: Bender tells me this thing was in doubt. In fact,
Speaker 2: it was gone, and I say that, don't bet against
Speaker 2: Barrett Linder, don't bet against David Young.
Speaker 1: Can you give us it a capsule why.
Speaker 2: This is going to continue at least for the next
Speaker 2: twenty five years when you and I are long dead
Speaker 2: and gone.
Speaker 6: I think the secret to it was Ben Navarro, Bob
Speaker 6: Moran and his guys took a very hard look at
Speaker 6: it and said, can we duplicate this in Charlotte were
Speaker 6: they probably wanted to take it. Initially they said no,
Speaker 6: we got such a good thing going here. Then, you know,
Speaker 6: we we did our best to make him feel how
Speaker 6: important it was in the Midwest, which it is. Whereas
Speaker 6: on the East Coast you've got a big one in
Speaker 6: New York, You've got all kinds of stuff going on
Speaker 6: further up the coast, and then you've got a big
Speaker 6: one in Washington, Atlanta, Miami. There's an awful lot of
Speaker 6: tennis on these coasts.
Speaker 1: And the tournament please go ahead.
Speaker 6: This tournament is special, especially in the Midwest.
Speaker 2: You know, David Young told me the fifteen hundred volunteers
Speaker 2: when they came there Ben Navarro and his guys and
Speaker 2: looked around and said, how long would it take us
Speaker 2: to duplicate this? And shock up absolutely explain that conversation.
Speaker 6: Well, the fifteen hundred volunteers, you know, they've been people.
Speaker 6: Some of those people have thirty and forty years in
Speaker 6: I mean I see him every year, and there's guys.
Speaker 6: There's guys I knew in high school and college who
Speaker 6: are still volunteering there and they love it, and it
Speaker 6: makes the tournament so special. You know, it's only a week.
Speaker 6: Next year, it's two weeks. We used to have two weeks.
Speaker 6: Remember we brought the women in the first time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But the.
Speaker 6: Tournament the way it worked was back in two thousand
Speaker 6: and one. They had lost their funding and Paul Florey
Speaker 6: was looking for a home. We had the civil disturbances
Speaker 6: in April, and he came to see me in June.
Speaker 6: He said, John, I got to take it out of town.
Speaker 6: I can't get a sponsor. I've been to everybody, and
Speaker 6: you're my last deal. He was opening the Chikieta Bilding
Speaker 6: to look at our building. So he took a flyer.
Speaker 6: It's on a Friday. I said, well, our executive team
Speaker 6: meets on Monday, Paul, let me let me just talk
Speaker 6: it out. We as a group said we can't let
Speaker 6: this thing go. You'll never get it back. So we
Speaker 6: bought it. We didn't buy it, we bought. We took
Speaker 6: over the naming rights and put the big money up
Speaker 6: for the prizes. So that evolved a couple of years,
Speaker 6: and Paul used to always do a deal for the
Speaker 6: older guys because he loved the old retired tennis players,
Speaker 6: and many of them really appreciated the money. So we
Speaker 6: had a tournament before the tournament using those men. I
Speaker 6: prevailed upon Paul to let's go out and buy with
Speaker 6: our money, Let's go out and buy a women's tournament.
Speaker 6: And we bought the third level women's tournament and Lindsay
Speaker 6: Davenport won it the first year, and that was like
Speaker 6: two thousand and four. Then we bought more. We worked
Speaker 6: with this a group that owned a one tournament. We
Speaker 6: were in the third tournament bry so we were able
Speaker 6: to get them to throw in with us and move
Speaker 6: their tournament to our tournament. And originally it was the
Speaker 6: week before then we finally got him to be merged.
Speaker 6: It's one of the players favorite tournaments in the world.
Speaker 2: And so when Tony Bender and his entourage go out
Speaker 2: there either Tuesday night maybe denied or Wednesday Thursday, are
Speaker 2: they going to see significant differences now or is this
Speaker 2: significant difference is going to be next year.
Speaker 3: I'd say both both.
Speaker 6: The biggest construction differences will be next year. But they're
Speaker 6: going to see a basically a totally refurbished main stadium now.
Speaker 6: The next year we're going to have some more new
Speaker 6: tennis courts, the food court will be better expanded and nice,
Speaker 6: and then there's all kinds of entertainment places to sit down,
Speaker 6: have a nice dinner or cocktail of the friend, whatever,
Speaker 6: and just enjoy being out there. Lots of people go
Speaker 6: out there for the pageantry of being there. It's what's happening.
Speaker 6: People from every state, thirty seven countries.
Speaker 1: It's a big deal. It's fun, you know. An ancillary matter.
Speaker 2: Do you recall a conversation we had about nine years
Speaker 2: ago when Chuck Frederick, who ran the station at the time,
Speaker 2: we had had Toyota as the sponsor of the WBN
Speaker 2: fireworks for I don't know twenty thirty years and then
Speaker 2: Cincinnati Bell took over as a sponsor and they were
Speaker 2: bought by some Canadian company, Altar Fiber, which by the way,
Speaker 2: does a pretty good job on service. I've called him
Speaker 2: a couple of times, and Chuck Frederick and I came
Speaker 2: to you, sat in your office, and Chuck said, mister Barrett,
Speaker 2: we've lost our main sponsor for the EBN fireworks and
Speaker 2: it's a problem. And if it doesn't get sponsorship in
Speaker 2: the next couple of weeks, which is like six months
Speaker 2: in advance of the fireworks, that they're going to have
Speaker 2: to go away.
Speaker 1: Do you recall that conversation.
Speaker 6: I recall it well, Willie, because he also left me
Speaker 6: with some country band. I'm not licensed to sell the
Speaker 6: big firework, correct.
Speaker 2: We brought a bunch and you said, look, we cannot
Speaker 2: let the Evan fireworks die.
Speaker 1: This is too important.
Speaker 2: And you took it from where it was to where
Speaker 2: it is and now it's a bigger and better event
Speaker 2: that it's ever been. There's the Secret Service is involved,
Speaker 2: the Coast Guard has involved, Homeland Securities involved, several police
Speaker 2: departments is involved. And once that thing would stop, you
Speaker 2: can't restart it because you couldn't get it approved, And
Speaker 2: so what was your about both issues? We talk about
Speaker 2: Cincinnati being the biggest little city in America. You got
Speaker 2: the Bengals, got the Reds, got FC. We just went
Speaker 2: through the Voice of America Country concert. I saw some
Speaker 2: Channel five. I thought I saw you and your brother's
Speaker 2: up on stage rocking it out to the big Green Tractor.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure that was you or Fran or Bill
Speaker 2: or Mike. You were up there, and you were there,
Speaker 2: and it makes Cincinnati and you take all the festivals,
Speaker 2: take the taste, take German, the October fest, take all
Speaker 2: that together, and it's one hell of a place to live.
Speaker 2: And are you confident that in twenty five years that
Speaker 2: Fifth Third Bank in Western Southern and the Joseph Automotive
Speaker 2: Group and Proctor and God are still going to be
Speaker 2: in downtown Cincinnati caring about this town.
Speaker 6: I certainly hope so, and I believe that. I believe that, yes,
Speaker 6: And we're about to make a big investment in the
Speaker 6: Masonic Temple, which is across the street from US and
Speaker 6: also across the street from Procter and Gamble. And what
Speaker 6: I'd like to do is turn that into a world
Speaker 6: class entertainment center with a hotel and everything around it,
Speaker 6: and part of it so that people have you know,
Speaker 6: when we want to recruit people of Cincinnati, we want
Speaker 6: them to come here because there's so much to do.
Speaker 6: It's a great place, and it's commutable, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean. Yeah, it's really the perfect venue. It's beautiful,
Speaker 6: all this good stuff going for us. That building is
Speaker 6: absolutely unbelievable. Three hundred and forty thousand feet of entertainment space,
Speaker 6: a three and twenty person full church in it. I mean,
Speaker 6: it's got ballrooms on top of ballrooms, amphitheaters. I mean,
Speaker 6: I think they shot the gladiators there if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 3: You know, yeah, Maximus, Yeah, it's just unbelievable, and.
Speaker 6: It's a facility that is dying to be renovated, and
Speaker 6: we're hoping that it all makes sense.
Speaker 2: Lastly, what is tennis and the fireworks and the MS
Speaker 2: run and all these other events. What is that to
Speaker 2: have to do with Western Southern You're selling annuities and
Speaker 2: stocks and you're selling insurance. What is how to have
Speaker 2: to do with your core business?
Speaker 6: We're also selling people to come work for us, and
Speaker 6: we require the best, the best out there now. I
Speaker 6: don't know if you saw this, Willy, but last week
Speaker 6: and the Fortune five hundred Western Southern was selected as
Speaker 6: the forty eighth best place for high school graduates. We're
Speaker 6: all ready the twenty ninth best company to work for
Speaker 6: for pay and promotion and whatnot. Of all the Fortune
Speaker 6: five hundred the only cincinety company in the top hundred,
Speaker 6: by the way. And what we've done is we've created
Speaker 6: an environment where people come here. If we can get
Speaker 6: you to visit us, we can get you to stay.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Well, you'll be at the tennis tournament. I know your
Speaker 2: ears are still ringing from the big green tractor of
Speaker 2: Jason Aldain and your brothers are really enjoying this Monday afternoon.
Speaker 2: But thanks again for coming on. You'll be out there
Speaker 2: and that's going to go all week. Is going to
Speaker 2: be cumbination on Sunday. Next year is going to get
Speaker 2: bigger and better. And John Barrett, thanks for being so
Speaker 2: involved and thanks for what you do for this community.
Speaker 2: I'm a small voice and you're out there, Willie.
Speaker 6: We're fortunate to live here and we're fortunate that Ben
Speaker 6: Navarro selected us, and I think you'll find he's going
Speaker 6: to be a very good steward for the next twenty
Speaker 6: five years.
Speaker 2: Lastly, in Naples, is going to be me and co
Speaker 2: Heep against you and Wally Sweeney. How would that look
Speaker 2: as a matchup? Is your golf game in better shape
Speaker 2: than it's been the last couple of years?
Speaker 6: It really isn't Billy, but I can drive the car.
Speaker 6: I thank.
Speaker 2: No one elbow that works, the other one not so much.
Speaker 2: John Barrett, good friend, Thank you very much for coming
Speaker 2: on and tell us what's going to happen this week
Speaker 2: out in the tennis tournament. And God bless you and
Speaker 2: God bless America. John, thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Willie, You're the best.
Speaker 2: Thank all right, let's continue with more there it is
Speaker 2: from the grand Emperorsario controlling so many events. I call
Speaker 2: him the Ramsey's, the Third Ramsey's the Third as John
Speaker 2: Barrett and his family and they love country music, especially
Speaker 2: Mike Barrett, judge, Mike Barrett loves country music. Bill Cunningham
Speaker 2: News Radio seven hundred WULW. It used to be hit
Speaker 2: the Music. Sean McMahon of Elder High School Hit the Music.
Speaker 2: Gave up wrestling to come here and work for us.
Speaker 2: Sean McMahon of Elder High School. Hold his ice, willing
Speaker 2: to sacrifice your love. Some have said that Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is a chameleon. I have some specific examples as to
Speaker 2: why she changes position based upon the audience as she's
Speaker 2: addressing without core principles. You may recall that she said
Speaker 2: two days ago, no tax on tips, that was offered
Speaker 2: by Donald Trump. She was in Las Vegas at the
Speaker 2: time speaking to a bunch of tipped employees and she
Speaker 2: said to them, no tax on tips. However, in reality,
Speaker 2: she signed into law the biggest tax increase on tipped
Speaker 2: employees in American history in twenty twenty two, called the
Speaker 2: largest tax increase in American history. The original idea, of course,
Speaker 2: was with Donald Trump. So on one hand, she says
Speaker 2: no tax on tips, but in twenty twenty two, she's
Speaker 2: signed in the law as the President of the Senate
Speaker 2: a law that taxed tips. And so how's that possible? Well,
Speaker 2: because she's fundamentally a fake person. Also, she runs as
Speaker 2: a tough, no nonsense prosecutor. She says, we need to
Speaker 2: lock up the criminals. However, on June first, twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris ask your followers to quote chip in now
Speaker 2: to the Minnesota Freedom Fund to help post bail for
Speaker 2: those protesting on the ground in Minnesota for your freedoms.
Speaker 2: There were no protesters arrested. You don't get arrested for protesting.
Speaker 2: You get arrested for things such as murder, rape, robbery, arson,
Speaker 2: and burglary. There were thousands and thousands of crimes committed
Speaker 2: in Minneapolis, and those arrested were the worst of the worse.
Speaker 2: So what did Kamala Harris do organize a fund that
Speaker 2: finally totaled about thirty eight million dollars to free burglars, rapists,
Speaker 2: and robbers from prison. You might know that she said
Speaker 2: she is cracked down on marijuana use in San Francisco.
Speaker 2: In fact, to by twenty seventeen, she had prosecuted one thousand,
Speaker 2: nine hundred persons for marijuana possession. Yet she's running for
Speaker 2: the presidency Now. She says, quote I did smoke marijuana,
Speaker 2: and I think it gives a lot of people joy,
Speaker 2: and we need more joy quote unquote. So on one hand,
Speaker 2: she says she's a tough, no nonsense prosecutor. On the
Speaker 2: other hand, she admits smoking marijuana and that marijuana gives
Speaker 2: people quite a bit of joy and peace and relief.
Speaker 2: You can't have it both ways, Oh yes, you can. Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: It'll be up to you as a discerning American, as
Speaker 2: I'm sure nickly likens, is, to know fact from fishing
Speaker 2: fiction and reality from made up crap that has no
Speaker 2: relationship to your life. You can't have someone who's now
Speaker 2: been in office about thirty years, Kamala Harris, who is
Speaker 2: sixty years old, who's run with the policies of San
Speaker 2: Francisco in her heart. She ran to the left of
Speaker 2: San Francisco liberals to be elected city attorney, County attorney
Speaker 2: attorney general, kept running to the left of California politics.
Speaker 2: Now she knows those politics don't work very well around
Speaker 2: the rest of the country. In fact, they work terribly,
Speaker 2: so she has to change her position in order to
Speaker 2: get votes. That's called political opportunism. By the way, as
Speaker 2: I speak, there have been dozens of rockets fired from
Speaker 2: hesbla health territory in Lebanon, into Israel. We'll see what's
Speaker 2: going to happen there. And who funded the Iranian government, Well,
Speaker 2: that would be Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the head
Speaker 2: of the snake is the Iranian government that gives money
Speaker 2: in arms to Hesbala Hamas, Boca Haram, also the Sunni
Speaker 2: tribes South and Yemen, and they use those moneies to
Speaker 2: kill Jews and kill Americans. So, on one hand, Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris says she's a great supporter of Israel. On the
Speaker 2: other hand, she provides money directly and indirectly to Iran.
Speaker 2: You can't have it both ways, or can she? Let's
Speaker 2: continue with more Bill cunning and the Great American Live
Speaker 2: at Home of the Reds. First pitch tonight six point
Speaker 2: forty on News Radio seven hundred, even.
Speaker 5: Medical leaves, and earlier this year, right here in Vegas,
Speaker 5: we celebrated your historic contract win. And it is my
Speaker 5: promise to everyone here when I am president, we will
Speaker 5: continue our fight.
Speaker 4: For working families of America, including to raise the minimum wage.
Speaker 5: And eliminate taxes on tips for service and hospitality workers.
Speaker 7: Hello, oh, hello, quiet, and I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: The next original idea she hands will be the first one.
Speaker 1: But uh segment.
Speaker 2: Are you ready to get excited about the middle class?
Speaker 2: Are you ready to get excited about paid family medical leave?
Speaker 2: Are you ready to get excited about no tax on tips.
Speaker 2: Are you ready to get excited for a bright new future?
Speaker 2: Are you ready for the green New Deal? Yay, yay sego?
Speaker 2: Are you ready to cheer?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Ready? Well, what do we do now we're ready?
Speaker 1: What do we do? I don't know we do? I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 2: I know I'm ready. I know I'm ready. This is
Speaker 2: the woman who's signed the notes.
Speaker 1: Already, as is what's going on over in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: because now they're moving a nuclear sub into that region.
Speaker 1: It's coming like gangbusters at nine thousand miles an hour
Speaker 1: from the Pacific Ocean. Where's the where's Joe Biden?
Speaker 2: I think he's still laying on a beach out in Delaware.
Speaker 2: His legs look like the color of lobster legs. Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm telling you now, we have a non functional executive branch.
Speaker 2: She's making all these promises. What the hell have they
Speaker 2: done the past four years?
Speaker 1: One might ask, thank you, yay, but what way?
Speaker 2: But then Israel is is uh by Lebanon, by Jordan
Speaker 2: throwing Syria, Syria is right there and everybody else, everybody
Speaker 2: else hates them, right, everyone's pointing guns in one direction,
Speaker 2: bingo against the jew right there?
Speaker 1: Now, what I want to know, is well the Temple
Speaker 1: of uh with the I was there. I mean, you
Speaker 1: know you Whaling wall, the Western Wall. I was there.
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Speaker 2: your competency.
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Speaker 1: from that road trip going four and three, and they
Speaker 1: open a homestand tonight with the first of three up
Speaker 1: against the Saint Louis Cardinals. How about that On Barking
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Speaker 1: have climbed out of last place, their percentage points aheaded
Speaker 1: the Pirates. Well, they got their first win win on
Speaker 1: a Sunday yesterday since June twenty second.
Speaker 2: They've gone awhile slightly in the last nine series with Milwaukee.
Speaker 2: Of those nine, how many of the Reds won zero
Speaker 2: and nine?
Speaker 1: And that's the guy. If you want to win the division,
Speaker 1: you got to beat them. And the Reds aren't got
Speaker 1: to beat the Cardinals. Well, you got to beat everybody,
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Speaker 2: Richard K. Jones afternoon today talking about the Voice of America?
Speaker 1: He told me he was. He was like he was
Speaker 1: bigger than country music stars out there.
Speaker 2: The sheriff people wanted photographs with him and Bricks, not
Speaker 2: with Jason Aldeen.
Speaker 1: They wanted to you know, did you make I guess
Speaker 1: you didn't say that anything about his supposed uh Sheriff
Speaker 1: Jones with Kamala Harris at Kamala Harris. Have you you
Speaker 1: didn't You didn't dare say that to him? Did you?
Speaker 1: I told him? You told me, Yeah, right, I'm Richard,
Speaker 1: You're going to get Kamala Harris. He's gonna come down
Speaker 1: one day with a couple of tanks and he's going
Speaker 1: to extradite you to Butler County.
Speaker 2: Well, if that happens, I'm in great shape because the
Speaker 2: men and women in gold and black love me in
Speaker 2: Butler County, and the sheriff.
Speaker 1: The sheriff won't.
Speaker 2: I gave it all to you. I said, you're the
Speaker 2: one saying Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones for Harris? Thanks of course? How popular
Speaker 1: under the bus? How popular would that be in Butler County?
Speaker 1: Not very? Not real? Now?
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: Alicia Reese was here today too. You know she was
Speaker 1: asking for me. It looks like I think she was
Speaker 1: hunting around to buy the joint Royalton County, to buy
Speaker 1: the Bay have it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I love Alisia Reese because whoa I bowed down. Alicia
Speaker 2: Reese loves the nightlife. Alisia Reese loves the boogie because
Speaker 2: of Alisha Bridges. She's related and her mother was a
Speaker 2: great soul singer. But James Brown, is that right?
Speaker 1: Yes? I did not know another barbera and Bootsie Collins
Speaker 1: was that right? With the with the god Foss. She
Speaker 1: ran around with the royalty.
Speaker 2: That's why there's a walk Fame right now because Barbara
Speaker 2: Reese and her connection with Alicia and Steve.
Speaker 1: They got it done.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Bengals are on the field in about a
Speaker 1: half hour. They're getting ready for preseason game two Saturday
Speaker 1: afternoon at one o'clock in Chicago against those Bears. Now,
Speaker 1: the Bengals will leave Wednesday, fly to Chicago and then
Speaker 1: joint practices with the Bears. Usually what that means is
Speaker 1: fights fights. Well, it pretty good. There was one NFL team,
Speaker 1: I forget who it was that canceled joint practices this week.
Speaker 1: They don't have enough players. What the NFL team doesn't
Speaker 1: have enough healthy players to even hold a joint practice why,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Go to the XFL, but no one
Speaker 1: kid from the XFL. He's here.
Speaker 2: By the way, he was molested in the end zone.
Speaker 2: The Bengals should have won that game, that's true.
Speaker 1: You're right. Cincinnati opened is underway with Ted McKay and
Speaker 1: Mason one hundred and sixteen players that competed in the
Speaker 1: pair of Olympics or in town for the action. So
Speaker 1: go out and see John Barrett. He sign autographs out there.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm told there's going to be a congo line
Speaker 2: led by John Barrett on the conclusion activities on Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 2: A congo line cucka Racha l cuckar racha going to
Speaker 2: be John Barrett, going to be Mike Barrett, going to
Speaker 2: be Fran Barrett, and Bill Barrett and Sean Donovan are
Speaker 2: doing a congo line around Center Court.
Speaker 1: Now wouldn't that be something? Are they inviting the fans
Speaker 1: or just them? Just them?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, And they've invited me to join them. And I'm
Speaker 2: giving it some thought. Should I join the congo?
Speaker 1: Speaking to go in some places? Speaking and Sheriffs Jones
Speaker 1: popularity at VOA? Did you attend and go see your
Speaker 1: good friend with the what is it? The Big Green
Speaker 1: Tractor song? Jason all Dean. I'll say this. I got
Speaker 1: close to going, but then I got a report. I
Speaker 1: you got what you got off? I seventy five at
Speaker 1: Tyler's Villain and went the other way. I didn't leave
Speaker 1: my compound, but I was ready to go. Okay.
Speaker 2: I got a report that the music was loud, yeah,
Speaker 2: and that lots of people were there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true. Bought a boon bought a bang, bought
Speaker 1: a bang. So that was I got close. That was Friday, okay,
Speaker 1: about five o'clock. Okay.
Speaker 2: I had one of my sources, Butler County Sheriffs and
Speaker 2: also Westchester PD, that the bands are playing loud.
Speaker 1: Uh huh, and there's lots of people. I thought I
Speaker 1: heard him at my house.
Speaker 2: I think I said, Okay, I'm sorry, I'm not one
Speaker 2: of these years I'm going to make an appearance.
Speaker 1: I can't say when helicopter in there or something.
Speaker 2: I was a million dollar RVs and back of Jason
Speaker 2: Aldeene et cetera were unbelievable.
Speaker 1: That's what I heard.
Speaker 2: But pictures were taken photos, and uh, Richard K. Jones
Speaker 2: was a maven of glory. I almost went. I got close.
Speaker 1: Almost, Okay. Round to sixteen tomorrow night in the League's
Speaker 1: Cup in soccer, Willie FC Cincinnati hosting Philadelphia Union. Of course,
Speaker 1: the Olympics are all over America topped the medal count
Speaker 1: with one hundred and twenty six. Congratulations to all the
Speaker 1: winners in the Tri State. What about Rose the next
Speaker 1: winter she got the gold and women's soccer, let's get
Speaker 1: her in here. Why your wife's ahead? Of Mountain Dame
Speaker 1: will work on that. I got her number. Do I
Speaker 1: have to do everything around here?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna wait two or three days to see if
Speaker 2: Rose Titanics Rose wants to come in bring that medal.
Speaker 1: I want to put that medal on. Would you like
Speaker 1: to see that? Yes, I've seen a lot of them
Speaker 1: over the years. I don't think I've ever seen a
Speaker 1: golden medal. Next summer, the next Summer Games fourteen and
Speaker 1: thirty three days away from Snoop Dogg in La? Can
Speaker 1: I say? I couldn't care less? With no cars?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 1: How's that going to happen? Say that again? The mayor
Speaker 1: said it's going to be a public a public transportation event.
Speaker 1: Now how are they going to do that? No cars
Speaker 1: in La? No cars going to the venues? What no
Speaker 1: car said? I don't know. Maybe I'll believe it when
Speaker 1: I see it. The Winner Games in twenty twenty six
Speaker 1: will be hosted by Milan and Cortina Italy. You're going
Speaker 1: to that? I don't know. All depends on if Coca
Speaker 1: Cola wants to send us. If somebody pays, we go,
Speaker 1: I fly. If they don't pay. Twenty twenty eight Baseball
Speaker 1: and softball will be added. You know what that means?
Speaker 1: What baseball and softball added to the twenty twenty eight
Speaker 1: summer games. Bryce Harper, Aaron Judge, La Da La Cruz.
Speaker 1: I don't think so well and it's going to do well? Done?
Speaker 1: Stop it? Everybody else did? WNBA does? Cricket? Is in cricket?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: Oh? Flag football? And you know who wants to play?
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow go lacrosse in Marymont big and lacrosse, yes,
Speaker 1: Marymont the Warriors. And then what are your favorite sports? Squash? Squash?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is getting ridiculous. The most ridiculous is breakdancing.
Speaker 2: Someone got a gold medal from Korea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, B boy victor of the US got a bronze.
Speaker 1: B boy victor? Who B boy victor? A boy or
Speaker 1: a girl? Do we know that's a guy? I guess
Speaker 1: I don't know. You got a better check. The Dogs,
Speaker 1: the Georgia Bulldogs. Will you are the number one team
Speaker 1: in the AP Top twenty five preseason college football poll
Speaker 1: for a second year in a row Ohio State b
Speaker 1: Ohio State is second. How much money do they pay
Speaker 1: for that team? Oregon, Texas, Alabama round out the top five.
Speaker 1: Notre Dame The Home of the Rock is seventh. Michigan
Speaker 1: the home of Tom Weedman.
Speaker 2: They cheat ninth eight, they scout the wrong way segment.
Speaker 2: In fact, Jim Harball cannot come back to college football. Oh,
Speaker 2: I bet you he's heartbroken for four year. I bet
Speaker 2: you he's heartbroke, living in an RV on a beach
Speaker 2: and making twenty five million dollars a year in the NFL.
Speaker 2: Can't wait, I bet I bet you he is did
Speaker 2: yearning to come back to a can't wellage campus and
Speaker 2: going into somebody, some seventeen year old kid's house, going hey,
Speaker 2: I want you to play football at Michigan.
Speaker 1: Go to Penn State and see what happens. Thank you.
Speaker 2: How about the Oregon Ducks are in the Big Ten? Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then you got in the ACC. Stamford and California
Speaker 2: are in the ACC.
Speaker 1: I hope a lot of these teams have oh thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you, LAP, thank you LAP. And I
Speaker 1: think that some of these teams better have some airline
Speaker 1: sponsorships going.
Speaker 2: This is all about student athletes segment. I dare you
Speaker 2: to consider anything other than their scholastic experts on these things.
Speaker 2: They're gonna fly all over Hell's half acre in pursuit
Speaker 2: of the almighty dollar into hell with academics.
Speaker 1: So you know the players are getting paid, now, won't
Speaker 1: they pay for their pay for a plane? And it
Speaker 1: doesn't work that way now, No, the players are making
Speaker 1: a boatload, thank you. The new quarterback for Ohio State
Speaker 1: allegedly two point five million dollars. He's driving around in
Speaker 1: Lamborghini and uh with Louis Vatan person. Probably he probably
Speaker 1: parks right next to the new athletic director.
Speaker 2: Now, I don't know, remembery, if you got like a tattoo,
Speaker 2: you were banned for life. Well, Jim Trussell was buying
Speaker 2: Hamburgers and got nailed, banned right buying qpie Burgers. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Qpie Burgers are great. But all of a sudden, now
Speaker 2: you get two to three million dollars.
Speaker 1: It's no big deal, no big deal anymore? Willie, how
Speaker 1: the world has changed? You're telling me, I don't think
Speaker 1: it's changed for the better. You think it is. I
Speaker 1: don't think getting. I don't think it is. I might
Speaker 1: be wrong. Got missiles pointed at everybody. Ukraine has invaded
Speaker 1: to Russia. Was the last time that happened in nineteen
Speaker 1: forty five with the Germany and it.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine if somebody had told you a year ago, yeah,
Speaker 2: that a foreign power, an army would Russia and kill
Speaker 2: Russian peasants and soldiers in Russia, you would have thought.
Speaker 1: They're out of their mind. And Vladimir Putin will go nuts.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Guess what play you don't have anybody, he
Speaker 1: doesn't have anybody left.
Speaker 2: They've killed five hundred thousand Russian soldiers, five hundred thousands.
Speaker 2: Their people know that. No, thank you. They have no
Speaker 2: idea what's going on? Right, But Russia has been invaded.
Speaker 2: Ukraine is kicking ass in Russia. And you got the
Speaker 2: Jews being attacked by Hesbla Hamas, Boca Haram, the two
Speaker 2: D's and the Hoodies and Iran. The world's on fire,
Speaker 2: and we got Joe Biden and Kamala Harris pointing fingers
Speaker 2: at Donald Trump and blaming him. You can't make this
Speaker 2: crap up, that's for sure, seg Man. Without an informed electorate,
Speaker 2: we're in trouble. But we got to get going. Sean McMahon,
Speaker 2: My producers got to get to raw tonight.
Speaker 1: That's true. I think they're in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Speaker 2: The Tulsa king have you seen that stupid new series.
Speaker 2: Now I have not been alone about eighty five. That
Speaker 2: is stupid. Supposed to be a rough guy in Tulsa,
Speaker 2: I got Rambo and Tulsa the home of Andy Furman.
Speaker 2: I might addit Oral Roberts University. That's right, that's Andy Ferman.
Speaker 2: That's right, Oral Roberts, the Healers. That's correct. Fide segment.
Speaker 2: Get me out of the student's report, Willie.
Speaker 1: On this Monday, Gloria, August the twelfth, twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: on World Elephant Day, Eh Elephant Day. We leave you
Speaker 1: with the immortal words of the Stude Report.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump, on the other hand, has been talking a
Speaker 5: big game about.
Speaker 1: Securing our reporder. But he does not walk the walk, or, as.
Speaker 5: My friend Twavo would say, he does not look it.
Speaker 1: Like he talks.
Speaker 2: Yay, he doesn't walk it like he who's in charge
Speaker 2: of the Southern border.
Speaker 1: She is is they're walking over like it's nothing. They're
Speaker 1: walking over it's Fifth Street downtown. She's blaming Trump for
Speaker 1: the Southern border. And to people, yeay he put the
Speaker 1: wall up way yay. Let them all in my bowls
Speaker 1: in and uproar segment.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your continued involvement, Yes, sir, and will
Speaker 2: we be here in twenty twenty eight, Yes we will, yep,
Speaker 2: we will right here?
Speaker 1: Is that a question or a comment? Both? Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more.
Speaker 2: Bill cunning into Great American Lave at Drum of the
Speaker 2: Reds first pitch to night six forty against the Cardinaleys
Speaker 2: on News Radio seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunning in
Speaker 2: the Great American Great You every with me? I read
Speaker 2: a column here to my right and the inquiry written
Speaker 2: by Jason Williams about the non starting idea. It's just
Speaker 2: not going to work. The Bengals moved to the suburbs,
Speaker 2: and I thought, I talked to the powers that be,
Speaker 2: including David Young of Warren County, by what it would
Speaker 2: take for the Bengals to move to the suburbs and
Speaker 2: build a huge new edifice for Joe Burrow and have
Speaker 2: that ready to go in about five years. Then I
Speaker 2: talked to a certain government officials, high level government officials
Speaker 2: in the state of Ohio, and they say, whatever we do,
Speaker 2: whatever we give to the Cleveland Browns, we got to
Speaker 2: give to the Cincinnati Bengals. Now, the one example being
Speaker 2: used is the one in New York with the Buffalo Bills,
Speaker 2: and the Buffalo Bills are putting up about a billion
Speaker 2: dollars of their own money to redo and brand new
Speaker 2: Bill Stadium in the state of New York has one
Speaker 2: NFL team, which is the Buffalo Bills. As you may know,
Speaker 2: the Giants and the Jets are in the Meadowlands in
Speaker 2: New Jersey, which, by the way, is a dump.
Speaker 1: I've been there. It's a dump.
Speaker 2: Nonetheless, you can't build something out large anywhere in or
Speaker 2: around New York City just simply wouldn't work. And so
Speaker 2: in that case, State of New York, which is a
Speaker 2: much larger state with more problems, but anyway, they put
Speaker 2: up over a billion dollars of their own money. So
Speaker 2: when I think about, okay, Mike Brown is about ninety
Speaker 2: years old, shall I say he's in the December of
Speaker 2: his years, and the odds of Mike Brown reaching in
Speaker 2: his own pocket and pulling out one or two billion
Speaker 2: dollars to build a Bengal Stadium in Warren County with
Speaker 2: the help and the assistance of Warren County. Maybe the
Speaker 2: city of Mason and the state of Ohio is almost
Speaker 2: non existent. Jimmy Haslin that owns the Browns also owns
Speaker 2: the Milwaukee Bucks and other sports franchises. According to Forbes,
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's right or not, is worth
Speaker 2: about nine billion dollars, and Mike Brown and the family
Speaker 2: is worth about three billion dollars. If they would decide,
Speaker 2: you know, it's time to sell the Bengals to other entities,
Speaker 2: the asking price is about three billion dollars or more.
Speaker 2: That's the cost of poker. And so unlike other owners
Speaker 2: like Jerry Jones that have money on side business, the
Speaker 2: Browns family only have the Bengals mainly, which is a
Speaker 2: three billion dollar entity. So if they would say, okay,
Speaker 2: we're done negotiating with Alisia Reese and we don't like that,
Speaker 2: and we're going to go to the suburbs and strike
Speaker 2: a deal, it would take months or years to strike
Speaker 2: the deal because the state of Ohio is penny pinching
Speaker 2: right now. They ought about a five billion dollar surplus,
Speaker 2: but there is a thought that a recessionary time is
Speaker 2: on the way with Ted McKay and things aren't going.
Speaker 1: To be good.
Speaker 2: So the state of Ohio and his capital budget just
Speaker 2: hand out a bunch of money to pat projects. They
Speaker 2: don't have that kind of money. The City of Mason
Speaker 2: put up fifteen million dollars for the tennis tournament. That
Speaker 2: was like pulling teeth for the city of Mason. Fifteen
Speaker 2: million dollars is a boatload of dough. They have a
Speaker 2: great female mayor in Mason, and let's face it, they're
Speaker 2: not going to put up serious money. Warren County was
Speaker 2: able to help to the tune of a fifty million
Speaker 2: dollars over the next ten years to assist for the
Speaker 2: tennis tournament, beemck Capital, et cetera to stay here, and
Speaker 2: that was great. However, they don't have this kind of
Speaker 2: a scale. The scale would be billions or hundreds of
Speaker 2: millions of dollars, and Warren County is a great county,
Speaker 2: but by scale, this project would be too large for
Speaker 2: them to build a Bengal stadium there. The City of
Speaker 2: Mason would say, hey, we're tapped out, and the state
Speaker 2: of Ohio would say, you know what will help a
Speaker 2: little bit to the tune of maybe one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty or two hundred million for infrastructure over five years,
Speaker 2: But that doesn't get it done. The Ralph Wilson family
Speaker 2: put up about a billion dollars of their own money
Speaker 2: and then looking down the road, they have a golden goose.
Speaker 2: I think Jimmy Haslam moving about twenty five miles south
Speaker 2: of Cleveland into two hundred acres. He envisions large apartment
Speaker 2: buildings like a bank's type project right there, twenty five
Speaker 2: miles south, right off the interstate. He envisions condo He
Speaker 2: envisions strip malls. He envisions an economic development engine for
Speaker 2: twenty five miles south of Cleveland. I don't know about you,
Speaker 2: but I've been in Cleveland later at night, and you
Speaker 2: could throw a bowling ball through downtown Cleveland not hit
Speaker 2: a pin unless something's going on. And so there's nowhere
Speaker 2: to grow in downtown Cleveland. The only place to grow
Speaker 2: is south in the Haslam family is thinking about a
Speaker 2: golden goose of apartment buildings, condo projects, strip malls, et cetera.
Speaker 2: And they see this as a twenty year project that
Speaker 2: will pay off huge in the future because the Browns
Speaker 2: aren't leaving Cleveland area. And the NFL would say okay
Speaker 2: to that, because that's the model, the MLS model. Major
Speaker 2: League Soccer is still locate in downtown areas, but now
Speaker 2: the model of the NFL, like with the Kansas City chiefs.
Speaker 2: They are having problems in Kansas City and they're looking
Speaker 2: maybe to move their stadium in their operation and get
Speaker 2: paid to move. And the model that's the model, is
Speaker 2: to move out of downtown areas where the fans are.
Speaker 2: I would think most of Bengals fans are north of
Speaker 2: two seventy five in Hamilton County as opposed to south.
Speaker 2: If you take the northern suburbs of Hamilton County between
Speaker 2: there and maybe to the Dayton area, that's where the
Speaker 2: Bengals fans are.
Speaker 1: They would love.
Speaker 2: In fact, I may put a call in ad Jason
Speaker 2: Williams of the Inquiry to talk about this, to say
Speaker 2: how much they would love to be able not to
Speaker 2: go to downtown Cincinnati, but rather to go into Warren
Speaker 2: County or Butler County or Claremont County. And the only
Speaker 2: county that could do it actually would be Warren County
Speaker 2: because of their cost structure and to put up that
Speaker 2: kind of money that they need billions of dollars. The
Speaker 2: cost of poker is between two and three billion dollars
Speaker 2: to build a brand new NFL stadium that might be
Speaker 2: used what ten times a year, and then it's got
Speaker 2: to be used elsewhere for various things, but not really
Speaker 2: Paul Brown slash a core stadium. We'll host every now
Speaker 2: and then a country concert, or every now and then
Speaker 2: might host Taylor Swift, But you can't rely upon that.
Speaker 2: It's used essentially for a facility that's costing billions of dollars,
Speaker 2: maybe ten to twelve fifty, say less than twenty times
Speaker 2: a year, certainly, and the music festival's a big head.
Speaker 2: Take twenty times a year, twenty days they're busy out
Speaker 2: of three hundred and sixty five. So it's a problem.
Speaker 2: So I'm gonna put a call into Jason Williams later
Speaker 2: on this afternoon to see if he can fill in
Speaker 2: some of the blanks of his column in the inquir
Speaker 2: Could the Bengals mood to the suburbs? The answer is, well,
Speaker 2: anything is possible. But will the Mike Brown Blackburn family
Speaker 2: put up out of their own pockets one to one
Speaker 2: and a half billion dollars to do it when that's
Speaker 2: their only business? And I think the conclusion of Jason
Speaker 2: Williams is no, they can't do it. But we're going
Speaker 2: to put a call in him in about a half
Speaker 2: an hour half an hour or so to see what's
Speaker 2: going on. And now secondly, and once again, the existence
Speaker 2: and the prevalence and the presence of Israel has raised
Speaker 2: its ugly head. As I speak now at two seventeen PM,
Speaker 2: there's dozens of rockets being fired from Lebanon into the
Speaker 2: northern parts of Israel. And if you think about, there's
Speaker 2: a river about fifty miles from the border, which was
Speaker 2: the dividing point between allowing Hesbelah into that area. This
Speaker 2: is north of Israel into Lebanon, and that's been breached.
Speaker 2: And right now there's a free fire zone happening between
Speaker 2: Hesbelah and south of Beirut, Lebanon and northern Israel, which
Speaker 2: is a very very small area. There's about one hundred
Speaker 2: thousand Jews and others who lived and live in northern
Speaker 2: Israel and they've been moved out south because of the
Speaker 2: fear of more death. And every day of every week
Speaker 2: of every month, there's either a rocket, artillery, shit or
Speaker 2: some terrorist act committed against Israeli people inside Israel. And
Speaker 2: right now it's getting worse. Why is it getting worse?
Speaker 2: What's happening now to change everything? It's pretty obvious what
Speaker 2: happened when Trump left office in in January of twenty twenty,
Speaker 2: the Iranian government was on its back, it was in trouble.
Speaker 2: There were protests. You might remember there was a civil
Speaker 2: rights activist in Tehran who was kidnapped by the police,
Speaker 2: tortured and killed, having been raped repeatedly because she did
Speaker 2: not wear her burka, she didn't wear her face mask.
Speaker 2: And so this woman and then that erupted. Thousands and
Speaker 2: thousands of citizens protested against the Iranian government. So all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, Joe Biden slash Kamala Harris takeover. And
Speaker 2: at that point Donald Trump would not deal with countries
Speaker 2: who dealt with Iran. And if you bought oil from Iran,
Speaker 2: we would not participate with you democratically or a capitalist
Speaker 2: glee economically. In anything you did, you put out the
Speaker 2: bat signal. You deal with Iran or you deal with America. Choose,
Speaker 2: but choose wisely. And the world chose to deal with
Speaker 2: the United States of America and not with Iran. Well,
Speaker 2: much like Barack Hussein Obama did. In twenty oh nine
Speaker 2: to twenty ten, the presidency of Joe Biden controlled completely
Speaker 2: by Barack Husain Obama completely decided to go to the
Speaker 2: opposite route. They decided to say, you know what, we
Speaker 2: want Iran to become a functioning part of our of
Speaker 2: our great world of ours, and we want Iran to
Speaker 2: do what's right. And so they got rid of all
Speaker 2: the sanctions and the last month of Trump administration, there
Speaker 2: were about two hundred thousand barrels of oil a day
Speaker 2: coming out of three oil terminals in Iran to certain
Speaker 2: parts of the world. Two hundred thousand a day. Now
Speaker 2: it's north of two million a day. And that is funding.
Speaker 2: That is given the money to the Iranian government to
Speaker 2: fund terrorism all around the world.
Speaker 1: We funded it.
Speaker 2: There were billions of dollars kept by Donald Trump in
Speaker 2: moneies due to Iran until they changed their position on
Speaker 2: human rights. Those moneies eight billion dollars was released by
Speaker 2: Joe Biden Kamala Harris back to Iran and they started
Speaker 2: working with Iran to curtail their nuclear program. Most smart
Speaker 2: individuals now say that Iran has nuclear capability and when
Speaker 2: if push comes to shove, they would set off nuclear
Speaker 2: devices all over Israel and kill Jews whoever they might
Speaker 2: be located between America and Israel. That consists of about
Speaker 2: seventy five percent of all the Jews in the whole world,
Speaker 2: and they're committed to the death and killing of Jews
Speaker 2: and Americans, Christians wherever they can be located. There's been
Speaker 2: over two hundred thousand separate terrorist acts committed by Islamic
Speaker 2: terrorists since nineteen seventy two, two hundred thousand, killing millions
Speaker 2: and millions of people. Afghan girls are now lost, along
Speaker 2: with a lot of the other parts of the Shia world.
Speaker 2: So right now as I sit here, there's rockets being
Speaker 2: fired in the northern Israel. And as soon as there's
Speaker 2: an opportunity for Hamas and Hasbalah and Boka Haram and
Speaker 2: the Tutis and the Hoodies and all the rest to
Speaker 2: kill Jews wherever they might be located, they're going to
Speaker 2: do it. And it's all funded by the United States
Speaker 2: government because in twenty twenty, Iran did not have the
Speaker 2: ability to do any of that. We didn't vote for
Speaker 2: any of this. We voted to support Israel wherever we can.
Speaker 2: It's the only functioning democracy in the Middle East. And
Speaker 2: so now Kamala Harris, according to the polls, is likely
Speaker 2: to become the next president. I have a hard time
Speaker 2: saying that this is the most incompetent person ever to
Speaker 2: hold the office. And if she wins, she will then say,
Speaker 2: you know what, what I've been saying and doing is
Speaker 2: what the American people want, and she will perceive this
Speaker 2: as to support Iran even more, to bring down the
Speaker 2: Israeli government, and not to assist the Jews to defend themselves.
Speaker 2: Israel right now is on its back. Three areas of
Speaker 2: commerce that they have to support the Israeli economy, and
Speaker 2: the Israeli economy right now is near collapse. They got
Speaker 2: their money from tourism. How much tourism is right now
Speaker 2: going on in Israel? Do you think the answer is zero?
Speaker 2: Zilch nada, It doesn't happen. Number two agricultural products. They
Speaker 2: were the bread basket for much of what's going on
Speaker 2: in most of the Middle East. They had the ability
Speaker 2: to send all over the world. There are produce out
Speaker 2: of the Middle East because they had a functioning economy
Speaker 2: that took care of, shall we say, the agricultural needs
Speaker 2: of the Middle East. Now they're exporting nothing and they're
Speaker 2: keeping that food for their own usage. And thirdly, was
Speaker 2: high tech. It was amazing. When I visited Israel last May,
Speaker 2: we did tours of these huge tech facilities. And by
Speaker 2: the way, militarily, the Israeli Army is more advanced than
Speaker 2: the American army. The Israeli Air Force is more advanced
Speaker 2: than the American Air Force. They take the best of
Speaker 2: America technologically and they make it better. But without an
Speaker 2: economy to support Israel. Eventually, they're going to bleed Israel dry,
Speaker 2: which is their goal. If they can't confront Israel directly,
Speaker 2: let's kill them indirectly by having them in a perpetual
Speaker 2: state of war, to bleed the country to dry, to
Speaker 2: kill innocent Jews as much as possible in a slower basis,
Speaker 2: and over the next five years, destroy Israel from within,
Speaker 2: especially if we can elect Kamala Harris and Tim Wallas
Speaker 2: to the presidency and vice presidency. That means Iran will
Speaker 2: be fully funded. That means Iran will continue to trade oil.
Speaker 2: That means Iran will be protected by Kamala Harris to
Speaker 2: the destruction of Israel. That's what the plan is is
Speaker 2: to kill them over a period of time. All let's
Speaker 2: continue with more got the news coming up in Stute report.
Speaker 2: Also later on Rocky Boyman. Also later on before three
Speaker 2: o'clock Jason Williams on his column as to why the
Speaker 2: Bengals don't have an option to move to Orange County,
Speaker 2: or Rob Sanders tells me what about the Covington Bengals.
Speaker 2: Does Kenton County have the strength to put up one
Speaker 2: or two billion dollars to build a Bengals stadium brand
Speaker 2: new somewhere in the southern part of Kenton County? And
Speaker 2: for those who have been around the Independence, Kentucky area,
Speaker 2: it is beautiful and there's lots of land, but it
Speaker 2: tends to be a bit hilly, and that's a problem.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens ultimately between you and I. We
Speaker 2: get the government we deserve. I know that peccadillos and
Speaker 2: the personality of Donald Trump is not acceptable, especially to women,
Speaker 2: but damn it, his policies work, and the policies of
Speaker 2: Joe Biden have not worked. And the person equally responsible
Speaker 2: for the fai failure of those policies is Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: So don't vote for her because she's a woman or
Speaker 2: because she perceives herself as being black. Point toward horror
Speaker 2: and vote for her if her policies have worked. They
Speaker 2: didn't work in San Francisco. They didn't work in the
Speaker 2: state of California, and there's sure is hell not working
Speaker 2: for the United States of America. So let's continue two
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Speaker 1: Ouch the Bengals preseason game two in the windy city
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Speaker 1: So is that it in sports? And then also Willie
Speaker 1: a Round sixteen of the League's Cup at TQL Stadium
Speaker 1: tomorrow night. FC Cincinnati and the Philadelphia Union. What is
Speaker 1: that the league? What's what kind of cup? Is that
Speaker 1: League's Cup? What's that? Because well, they play different teams
Speaker 1: from other leagues, like FC's played these teams from the
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Speaker 2: Right, say, give me out of the student's report. We
Speaker 2: have Jason Williams standing by on the Bengals moving to
Speaker 2: Warren County.
Speaker 1: Willie and Hotter, of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 1: Tri State. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the Stooge report.
Speaker 2: Burrow in the gun, Chase Brown lines up off his
Speaker 2: left hip, second and goal from the ten yard line.
Speaker 2: T Higgins motions from right to left and lines up
Speaker 2: wide to the left.
Speaker 1: Burrow throws for Higgins, catches up the five, makes a
Speaker 1: man miss and runs into the end zone. Touchdown. Bengals
Speaker 1: Has T.
Speaker 2: Higgins eluded Josh Hayes had scored the ten yard TD
Speaker 2: Will it be the Mason Bengals.
Speaker 1: I think they'll change our color to green.
Speaker 2: How about the Covington Rob Sanders says, the Covington BEng
Speaker 2: What on seven hundred WLW Billy Cunningham, the Great America
Speaker 2: and one of the great columnists of the in car courses,
Speaker 2: Jason Williams. And this arose because of what's happening in
Speaker 2: Cleveland with the owner of the Browns moving the team
Speaker 2: about twenty five miles away south into the suburbs and
Speaker 2: seemingly putting up money, seemingly getting some sort of tax
Speaker 2: benefit from the locals, seemingly getting money from the state
Speaker 2: of Ohio. So the issue rose with David Young and
Speaker 2: Warren County. Would it makes sense for the Bengals to
Speaker 2: move somewhere around the tennis complex kings Allan and Warren County, which,
Speaker 2: by the way, is probably closer to the Bengal fans
Speaker 2: than on the riverfront, And what's involved in that? Jason Williams,
Speaker 2: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Jason, what
Speaker 2: do you see in your column? You point out some
Speaker 2: of the pitfalls that all the NFL owners are not
Speaker 2: credit equally and why is it unlikely the Bengals would
Speaker 2: move anywhere except where they are right now?
Speaker 8: Well, grabbing me back, I just you know, when you
Speaker 8: look at the price tag on building a new stadium
Speaker 8: really anywhere, uh, these things start at you know, nearly
Speaker 8: two billion dollars US certainly well over a billion dollars.
Speaker 8: And when you really dig down and you think about
Speaker 8: you look across the NFL, well, most of the owners
Speaker 8: of the NFL are billionaires. You know, the Brown Blackburn
Speaker 8: family are well they're certainly not on the Forbes list
Speaker 8: of billionaires. But when you really dig down in that well,
Speaker 8: most of those other owners have other businesses they've made
Speaker 8: their their money and other other ventures. And in addition
Speaker 8: to the NFL team, well, you know the Brown family,
Speaker 8: football is their business and I'm not I'm not, you know,
Speaker 8: it's their money whatever. Like, But when you really start
Speaker 8: to think about the cost of building a stadium, uh,
Speaker 8: you're you know, you're gonna there's a lot on ownership.
Speaker 8: There's a lot on ownership. NFL side to play up
Speaker 8: kind of the trend right now is to you know,
Speaker 8: really put up really nearly half the money. That's what
Speaker 8: kind of is the trend in other places where they're
Speaker 8: building or even doing massive overhauls of stadiums, and just
Speaker 8: that alone, it seems like it would be very, very
Speaker 8: difficult to go build a new stadium somewhere when you
Speaker 8: think of the finances and you think of not just
Speaker 8: from the ownership, but also from the taxpayers. And I
Speaker 8: pointed out of my column the Buffalo Bills example, but
Speaker 8: you know that they did make a deal with basically
Speaker 8: it's really actually state taxpayers at are bearing a greater
Speaker 8: cost than anyone else. But here you're not going to
Speaker 8: get that kind of money from from the state taxpayer
Speaker 8: just because this is a you know, the Buffalo Bills
Speaker 8: are unique, and believe it or not, and I know
Speaker 8: people would think like, look New York City, but they
Speaker 8: are actually the only team based in New York the
Speaker 8: state of New York or the other two teams in
Speaker 8: New York City are actually playing New Jersey. And so
Speaker 8: when you when you kind of factor those things in,
Speaker 8: you look at Jimmy Haslam in Cleveland, Well he made
Speaker 8: all of his money and truck stops and gas stations,
Speaker 8: flying Jay and pilot, yeah, pilot, flying j And you
Speaker 8: know he's got. He owns the Milwaukee Bucks, he owns
Speaker 8: the Columbus Crew, he owns obviously the Cleveland Browns. So uh,
Speaker 8: you know, for him to him and his wife Dee
Speaker 8: to say they're going to put up well, I don't
Speaker 8: have it in front of me now, was one point
Speaker 8: two billion dollars to help build this stadium. You can
Speaker 8: kind of understand that he's worth eight billion dollars according
Speaker 8: to Forbes, and so you can it just again, common
Speaker 8: sense kind of kicks in and generally, okay, well, yeah,
Speaker 8: you get it, and that's probably to build a stadium
Speaker 8: like that is what it's going to take from the
Speaker 8: private sector side, whether that's ownership and their partners ownership
Speaker 8: plus the NFL really all that's all one in the
Speaker 8: same when you think about these things. The NFL has
Speaker 8: a loan program, but you know, when you talk about
Speaker 8: who's going to put the money in, you say ownership
Speaker 8: in NFL. Really that's kind of basically one big entity here,
Speaker 8: that's the football side of things.
Speaker 2: And you know, Jason this morning Atlisha Reese was here
Speaker 2: doing a state visit and for Mike Brown, if the
Speaker 2: real cost and I talked to the powers that be
Speaker 2: in Warren County, and it was pulling teeth to get
Speaker 2: fifteen million dollars out of the city of Mason to
Speaker 2: assist with the referbris. Fifteen million is not even to
Speaker 2: drop in the bucket. And Warren County is a great
Speaker 2: place to live, but they don't have an extra billion
Speaker 2: dollars sitting around.
Speaker 1: It would have to come from the state.
Speaker 2: And so when I talked to Mike Dwine and Huffman
Speaker 2: and those guys, they're talking in the range of one
Speaker 2: hundred million, maybe one hundred and fifty million. That's again
Speaker 2: dropping the bucket. And so with Jimmy Haslim, he can
Speaker 2: look forward, goes go twenty five miles south. We're going
Speaker 2: to own all the land. I'm gonna build the apartment buildings.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna become the landlord. I want to have least
Speaker 2: hold improvements to up.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: We're gonna do all the parking. We're gonna do all
Speaker 2: the strip malls. I'm going to have this grike any
Speaker 2: complex all at Jerry Jones and Jerry's World. That's not
Speaker 2: the way Mike Brown thinks. The guy's almost ninety years
Speaker 2: old and all of his net worth, which is maybe
Speaker 2: three billion dollars, think about three billion dollars. It's all
Speaker 2: tied up in one entity. And if that goes sound right,
Speaker 2: Mike Brown at the age of ninety is not going
Speaker 2: to say let's roll the dice.
Speaker 8: Not gonna happen, no, right, And you're exactly right when
Speaker 8: you talk about because part of the you know, the
Speaker 8: Haslm family, part of their idea is that they're going
Speaker 8: to reimburse them. So are they're going to make money
Speaker 8: back by all the development around that? You know, the
Speaker 8: Bengals just they aren't in they aren't in that business.
Speaker 8: They aren't in the business of you know, non football business.
Speaker 8: And so when you factor all that in, then you
Speaker 8: brought up the point there about Warren County and it
Speaker 8: was pulling teeth to get the money. And thank god
Speaker 8: they kept the tennis tournament, which is awesome and they
Speaker 8: young can't can't get him enough credit for what he's
Speaker 8: done there. But when you start to look at the
Speaker 8: tax base and the you know, smaller population and so okay,
Speaker 8: you can think, oh, half sent sales tax, well, that's
Speaker 8: not going to generate anywhere near what it generates in
Speaker 8: Hamilton County because you know, they don't have the businesses
Speaker 8: in Warren County. Certainly it's a it's a great place
Speaker 8: to live. They do have great vibrant business community. It's
Speaker 8: just not big enough. And then you start to factor
Speaker 8: in all the things that you come to in Hamilton
Speaker 8: County for entertainment, you know, the music Hall, the museum center,
Speaker 8: and you know every time you buy something there or
Speaker 8: you know, you're paying the sales tax and so that's
Speaker 8: going into the caffers to help pay for maintenance and
Speaker 8: overhaul of pay Corpse Stadium. You're not going to have
Speaker 8: that in Warren County. And again it's just it's just
Speaker 8: about the population and even the everyday population of going
Speaker 8: to Kroger or how many people in Hamilton County are
Speaker 8: going to Kroger every day versus how many people in
Speaker 8: Warren County, Well, a lot more because just there's more
Speaker 8: popular here. And so when you do that math, and again,
Speaker 8: like I didn't dig down into the nitty gritty of it,
Speaker 8: because you know, it's just an idea, but you can
Speaker 8: tell on the surface like it's just the math doesn't
Speaker 8: add up. And then you're exactly right. You said about
Speaker 8: the state the state money, Well that would be a
Speaker 8: capital budget money like what they've given. You know, they
Speaker 8: give a one off check basically out of the capital
Speaker 8: budget every two years all these pet projects, and certainly
Speaker 8: the Bengals will get some on that onto over overhaul,
Speaker 8: pay course stadiums, the TQUL Stadium got, you know, got
Speaker 8: a one off capital budget money. You know, but you're
Speaker 8: looking you're right, you're looking at one hundred million dollars
Speaker 8: fifty million, one hundred and fifty million maybe max versus.
Speaker 8: What wasn't in the taxpayer money in Buffalo was what
Speaker 8: eight hundred and fifty million I think between local and
Speaker 8: state and six hundred million alone just from the state.
Speaker 8: That's not going to happen here.
Speaker 2: Well, this is a dose of reality. The columns at
Speaker 2: Cincinnati dot Com. Jason Williams, once again, thanks for coming
Speaker 2: on the Bill Cunningham Show. Will continue to hack this around.
Speaker 2: They're going to be here for a long time. I
Speaker 2: think they're going to be here for the duration. Something
Speaker 2: will be worked out, I think so.
Speaker 1: Jason.
Speaker 2: You're a great American and thanks for coming on the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Jason, thank you, thank you, my friend. Thank you. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with Lore News next.
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