Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, The Great America. Welcome, Miss Laurious Monday afternoon,
Speaker 1: the tri State. I don't know about you. I can't
Speaker 1: take the Kansas City Chiefs anymore. Tay Tay's driving me nuts.
Speaker 1: I don't care about Kelsey, I don't care about Patrick Mahomes.
Speaker 1: I wanted my Buffalo Bills to win. Scott Sloan's in
Speaker 1: a funk the Bills. If we would ask a Buffalo
Speaker 1: Bills fan, who's your daddy, it's Patrick Mahomes and the
Speaker 1: Kansas City Chiefs can't beat him. Live with it, the
Speaker 1: Bills in the Bengals zero and seven in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 1: At least we got there a few times and lost
Speaker 1: the course. But until then, Brian Hamrick The Power of Five.
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Brian Hemrick, how
Speaker 1: are you good?
Speaker 2: Thanks again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: We hooked up a little bit on Friday, and I
Speaker 1: saw you more or less on top in your garb
Speaker 1: of the Big mac Bridge, examining everything as you do
Speaker 1: so well. Plus we got to get into all this
Speaker 1: other stuff. But nonetheless, describe to the American people what
Speaker 1: you say on Friday afternoon, because Tony bender wants to
Speaker 1: go back and forth to northern Kentucky and not take
Speaker 1: an hour and a half each way.
Speaker 3: Please give him a full report.
Speaker 2: Well, it's gonna be a little while yet. They're still
Speaker 2: supposedly on the schedule to get this thing done by
Speaker 2: early March, but it's gonna it's a lot of work.
Speaker 2: They you know, they had those huge steel beams that
Speaker 2: were melted. Looked like they were made out of candle wax.
Speaker 2: H I think there were five seven of those things.
Speaker 2: They got those in, They got those up. Then right
Speaker 2: over top of those, the tricky part, uh is pouring
Speaker 2: the concrete. Now, they got most of that done over
Speaker 2: the weekend and uh, I think they still got one
Speaker 2: more poor to do. Uh, but it takes about six
Speaker 2: hours to do the poor and then it takes seven
Speaker 2: days for that to uh to harden up to cure it.
Speaker 2: And uh and this kind of weather is very difficult
Speaker 2: because it's just too cold, uh and so uh so it.
Speaker 4: Doesn't cure properly.
Speaker 2: So what they're doing, it's they basically you know, this
Speaker 2: is an area about I don't know, a third the
Speaker 2: size of a football field. Yes, I think it's three
Speaker 2: lanes wide. It's like two hundred feet long, and they
Speaker 2: got to pour eleven inches deep of concrete and so
Speaker 2: it takes a long time for that to hear. So
Speaker 2: what they do is they built it like it's almost
Speaker 2: like a little oven, a little and of a giant
Speaker 2: oven that they built around this whole area to keep
Speaker 2: it warm. So while it's cold outside underneath and the
Speaker 2: heat radiating up, it keeps at it, you know, well
Speaker 2: between fifty one hundred degrees. They'd like to keep it
Speaker 2: about seventy degrees. So it's like Miami Beach under there.
Speaker 2: If you get under it's heated up, but the rest
Speaker 2: is still cold for the workers. So that's where they
Speaker 2: are on it. And they're still on schedule to get
Speaker 2: that thing going.
Speaker 3: Here's the bottom line.
Speaker 1: I had Mike the Wine on about a month ago,
Speaker 1: and Governor Mike de Wine said it should be done
Speaker 1: in the middle of February. Here we are getting real
Speaker 1: close to February, and now they're talking the first part
Speaker 1: of March. What are you being told about when Tony
Speaker 1: benders tires will hit I four seventy one, shall we
Speaker 1: say south bound and down?
Speaker 2: Well, they have said early March is their target date.
Speaker 4: I think they'd like to get.
Speaker 2: It done before that, but I'm not sure, you know,
Speaker 2: especially with all the kind of aspects of doing this
Speaker 2: the way they've got to do it, I would say
Speaker 2: probably early March, and if they get done before that,
Speaker 2: it's a bonus, all right.
Speaker 1: Now that the two people charge are actually doing this,
Speaker 1: that there's been a muzzlile put on city officials. These
Speaker 1: two guys look like they're from the Dukes of Hazzard.
Speaker 1: They were found somewhere in an attic in the Arlington Heights.
Speaker 1: And do we know why they did this, why they
Speaker 1: set the fire and was it intentional?
Speaker 3: Was it the homeless thing? Do we know I've talked
Speaker 3: to a lot.
Speaker 2: Of people said anything. Yeah, they haven't said anything.
Speaker 4: About what it was. But they've got charged.
Speaker 2: You know, there's going to be I would think some
Speaker 2: intentional aspect to it or negligent aspect to it.
Speaker 4: But you know, so far as.
Speaker 2: To what they you know, what it is and how
Speaker 2: it all unfolded. I think what they're probably trying to
Speaker 2: do is take those other two to make sure they'll
Speaker 2: be good witnesses, you know, And so I think they're
Speaker 2: trying to put the pressure on them and you know,
Speaker 2: they'll either drop their charges or they'll you know, reduce
Speaker 2: them or whatever if they roll one over on the
Speaker 2: on their buddies. And I think that's what they're doing.
Speaker 2: They're just trying to leverage those two to you know,
Speaker 2: see what they can get out of them, and if
Speaker 2: they'll testify and all, that'll probably.
Speaker 4: Help them out.
Speaker 2: I remember, you remember the famous case of the Marcus
Speaker 2: Fizer little killed and they rolled him up and they
Speaker 2: left him in the closet, and then it was the
Speaker 2: living girlfriend who ratted them all out. Liz Carroll and
Speaker 2: Dave Carroll, and Liz and Dave both went to jail
Speaker 2: for extended periods of tunnel is I think seventy five years,
Speaker 2: and David went for I want to say seventeen. He
Speaker 2: pleaded out when he saw Liz get seventy five, he
Speaker 2: pleaded it out.
Speaker 4: I think he got seventeen. He just came up from
Speaker 4: parole not that long ago, and they denied him.
Speaker 2: But I remember what one detective told me on that case.
Speaker 2: He said, when Amy Baker decided to roll over on
Speaker 2: the otherland, he said, the first one on the bus
Speaker 2: gets the best seat. That's exactly what happened with Amy Baker.
Speaker 2: She got the best seat. A lot of people felt
Speaker 2: she was as pulpable as other ones, you know, and
Speaker 2: but she she didn't really spend any time in jail
Speaker 2: over that particular case.
Speaker 1: Amy Baker was the third wheel that it was like
Speaker 1: a throtple of sorts and right one of Darling.
Speaker 2: Couch living girlfriends. Yeah, yeah, she was a living girlfriend
Speaker 2: and all that came out in court and yeah. So
Speaker 2: but it's the same kind of thing they try and
Speaker 2: use the same technique. You know, they put the pressure
Speaker 2: on people because you know, I think they all thought
Speaker 2: nobody was going to crack in that case, and I
Speaker 2: Jamie Baker saw the deal and said, you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm going to take the deal and was able to
Speaker 2: you know, convince convince a jury and convince prosecutors that
Speaker 2: she was telling them the truth.
Speaker 4: And uh.
Speaker 2: So that's a common technique that these officers used, you know.
Speaker 2: And they will they will, you know, pit one person
Speaker 2: against another and and and and tell people anything they
Speaker 2: want to hear, what they want to hear.
Speaker 3: Yeah, kind of when you paid for the band you
Speaker 3: call the tune.
Speaker 1: Now, another issue, yep, that's percolating is the efforts of
Speaker 1: this left wing group to shut down the Brent Spence
Speaker 1: Bridge project. This is a story written by Patricia Gallagher
Speaker 1: Newberry in The inquir in which pig toes and wardy
Speaker 1: backs could endanger the project. They're having a hearing on
Speaker 1: Wednesday Thursday the High EPA. As you know, you exhaust
Speaker 1: your state remedies, and once the state says no, we're
Speaker 1: not going to pay attention to you, then you can
Speaker 1: jump to federal court. And this group says that it
Speaker 1: is the degradation of a vital source of water called
Speaker 1: the Ohio River in favor of highway expansion. The High
Speaker 1: River already has significant environmental challenges and damages according to
Speaker 1: the Davou Good Foundation of Covington and this other group
Speaker 1: and so on. The on the twenty seventh, they're going
Speaker 1: to be up in Columbus to stop the project because
Speaker 1: the High Department transportation would endangered certain fish and bushes.
Speaker 1: And when I read this story further, I did not
Speaker 1: know these things existed. But there's seven endangered muscles, including
Speaker 1: the warshboard muscle, the elephant ear muscle, the monkey face,
Speaker 1: the wardy back, the butterfly, the ebony shell, and the
Speaker 1: Ohio pingtoe. And so the plan by the EPA is
Speaker 1: to go at the bottom of the Ohio River around
Speaker 1: the BS Bridge and file these mussels and the bottom
Speaker 1: of the river to scoop them up gingerly and to keep.
Speaker 3: Them out of water no longer than.
Speaker 1: One minute for each muscle, and then relocate these mussels
Speaker 1: some are north of the High River, to give them
Speaker 1: a better place to live. Now, there's also four endangered bats,
Speaker 1: not baseball bats, but flying bats, including the Amiana hat bat,
Speaker 1: the Northern long eared bat, the gray bat, and the
Speaker 1: little brown bat. They must be identified, tagged and relocated,
Speaker 1: to say nothing of two endangered fish, the Channel darter
Speaker 1: and the River darter. And then we also have a bush,
Speaker 1: the Virginia mallow, a perennial herb with white flowers that
Speaker 1: grows up to ten feet tall, listed as a endangered bush.
Speaker 1: Now are you on this story at all because this
Speaker 1: could be gigantic.
Speaker 2: Well, well, I haven't done much with that.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm aware of.
Speaker 2: That, and I heard all about all the kind of
Speaker 2: endangered uh the claims on the endangered species. So you know,
Speaker 2: I guess that they will. I don't know if they can,
Speaker 2: if they can move those or if they I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure, you know how I mean, it's the
Speaker 2: Ohio River, you know, that's pretty It's not that you know,
Speaker 2: there's a line of things already wrong.
Speaker 4: We had a slurry go down there a while back.
Speaker 4: So I feel like.
Speaker 2: Whatever is in there's got to be pretty hearty, you know.
Speaker 4: But I don't know.
Speaker 2: We'll we'll see. I guess they can move that. I
Speaker 2: know that that there are other projects that have been
Speaker 2: holded up, although we may have to worry about any
Speaker 2: of it because it hasn't the funding been held up
Speaker 2: on them all. Everything Like with one scoop of a
Speaker 2: pen I sink, the entire funding has been held up
Speaker 2: on it. I said this was this would be a
Speaker 2: great thing, you know, to see the folks on that
Speaker 2: side of the aisle, uh, you know, pretty far out
Speaker 2: on that side of the hour. We're now gonna have
Speaker 2: to get together with the people on the other side
Speaker 2: of the aisle to say, hey, none of us want
Speaker 2: this thing anymore.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a.
Speaker 2: Strange compadres to see, you know, these folks that are
Speaker 2: environmentalists getting on the truck bandwagon to say, you know what,
Speaker 2: a forget this bridge.
Speaker 3: We don't need it anyway, they don't.
Speaker 4: I like the idea of the bridge.
Speaker 2: It's you know, it moves a lot of people, and
Speaker 2: I come that way myself. So I hate to see
Speaker 2: them not build it for one reason or another. I'm
Speaker 2: not wild about either.
Speaker 4: Of the reasons for not building it.
Speaker 2: But hopefully they'll get it done and appease both sides
Speaker 2: on this thing.
Speaker 1: Well, you know they'll hio EPACE come up with a detailed,
Speaker 1: four hundred page report.
Speaker 3: You just can't.
Speaker 1: These are the bureaucrats and the high Department of Natural Resources.
Speaker 1: You just can't say, Okay, we'll take care of the
Speaker 1: pig toe pig toe muscle. The report, for example, says
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio will met gave potential harms during
Speaker 1: and after construction and minimize damage to the wetlands and streams.
Speaker 1: The Environmental Assessment report says oh Hi, for example, is
Speaker 1: going to relocate any muscles no more than a year
Speaker 1: before construction. Muscles shall be moved only between May first
Speaker 1: and October first, kept in water except when cataloged for
Speaker 1: no longer in one minute at a time, Otherwise they
Speaker 1: might die and relocated upstream to similar or same habitats.
Speaker 1: Kentucky also is going to contribute to this. They're Kentucky.
Speaker 1: They have an Imperiled Bat Conservation Fund and two nests
Speaker 1: were found god forbid more than a decade ago near
Speaker 1: the High River, and Kentucky says.
Speaker 2: Well, could use one of those imperiled bats, claims, you know,
Speaker 2: we've had we had problems over there on the other
Speaker 2: side of that upbridge as well, you know. But yeah,
Speaker 2: well I don't you know, I guess this isn't the
Speaker 2: first project that they've had to move those and you know,
Speaker 2: so I figure there's a way of doing this.
Speaker 4: They may just want.
Speaker 2: To, you know, make sure that they get their cut
Speaker 2: whenever it comes time to uh do out the money
Speaker 2: for you know, a project like this that you know
Speaker 2: a lot of these environmental groups and not just them,
Speaker 2: but you know a lot of groups will you know,
Speaker 2: kind of be down there going, hey, there's money going out.
Speaker 3: And we need to cut.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know what I mean, you know, and the
Speaker 2: work they do, they.
Speaker 4: Want to be able to support that and all that.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: So but you know, that's the kind of thing that
Speaker 2: I think you're going to see folks kind of lying
Speaker 2: up to say, wait a minute, you know, how can
Speaker 2: how can we get in on this? You know? Well,
Speaker 2: you know, like I said, not to say they aren't
Speaker 2: going to do anything with it, you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: it's the work that they're doing. They they want to
Speaker 2: make sure they keep these a dangerous species, you know,
Speaker 2: from going away. But uh, but when you've got a
Speaker 2: big project like that, it's sort of like, hey man,
Speaker 2: we could you know this, this would help our costs?
Speaker 2: You know, so, well, how about this that happened?
Speaker 1: The Virginia mallow is a bush and they have to
Speaker 1: a long, extensive report to relocate the seeds of the
Speaker 1: Virginia mallow bush and whether or not the endangered endangered
Speaker 1: bush should stop the project or not because it is
Speaker 1: the site where the Indian Indiana bat is considered likely
Speaker 1: to nest. So we got the Indiana bat, we got
Speaker 1: the Virginia mallow, we got the pig toe muscles.
Speaker 3: Now we got issues.
Speaker 2: That's something you'd think you could replant though, you know,
Speaker 2: I mean maybe it's hard to grow, I don't know,
Speaker 2: but you would think you could, you know, get that growing.
Speaker 4: Get somebody like Nate Torp's or somebody.
Speaker 2: Grow you one of those and put it in I
Speaker 2: mean two point two billion dollar project or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: You know, you should be able to, you know, come
Speaker 2: up with a landscaping in it.
Speaker 1: You know, well, this thing is three point six billion
Speaker 1: dollars and the project aimed at easing congestion on a
Speaker 1: six two year old bridge. However, the environmental reports could
Speaker 1: hold it all up. And then you go to federal
Speaker 1: court find a liberal judge because of the Virginia mallow
Speaker 1: or the pigtail muscle.
Speaker 3: We got problems.
Speaker 1: I think it's tough duty to be at the bottom
Speaker 1: of the Ohio River feeling with your hands from seven
Speaker 1: different species of muscles to relocate. So you think you
Speaker 1: got problems the Prince Spence Bridge, I don't know what
Speaker 1: to say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, yeah, it needs work on its muscles. I
Speaker 2: guess well, the I think they could. I wonder if
Speaker 2: they could like dredge and get there's gotta be a
Speaker 2: process forgetting those, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but you got maybe you can't do it.
Speaker 2: You're not allowed to do that.
Speaker 1: You can't do that because it may harm their flesh.
Speaker 1: Got to do it by hand. You find these muscles
Speaker 1: down there, and then you got the peagon falcon problem.
Speaker 1: You might recall in the eighties and nineties, Cincinnati had
Speaker 1: a terrible pigeon problem, so the city fathers and others said,
Speaker 1: let's bring in three pairs of Perogon falcons. Within about
Speaker 1: two years, all the pigeons were gone. So if you're
Speaker 1: in Doubt Town in the Fountain Square, you don't see
Speaker 1: any pigeons anymore. The falcons, which was declared twenty years ago,
Speaker 1: is in endangered species, So now you can't bring in
Speaker 1: the falcons to kill the pigeons. Both are endangered species.
Speaker 1: They had them killing each other. So we got nothing
Speaker 1: but issues, Brian Hemrick, nothing but issues.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it sounds like the Democrats and the Republicans.
Speaker 3: And maybe shipping the Columbia worst enemies.
Speaker 1: You know, see if Columbia will take the Paragon falcons
Speaker 1: or Brian, we gotta go.
Speaker 3: And it's it's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: But so you're saying, in about five weeks, Tony Benner
Speaker 1: will going south and I four seventy one the Big
Speaker 1: Mac Bridge.
Speaker 3: That's what you're saying.
Speaker 2: That that's what they think at this point. So let's
Speaker 2: let's let's hope that they uh, let's hope that they
Speaker 2: can stay on.
Speaker 4: Task with it. They did with the Prince Spence.
Speaker 2: They got that opened the bike a week or two early.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. Brian Hamrick, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: I'm rooting, by the way, for the Philadelphia Eagles. I
Speaker 1: can't take the fact the Chiefs again. Who's your daddy?
Speaker 1: If you're in Buffalo, it's Patrick Mahomes, that's your daddy.
Speaker 1: I've had it up there with Tatay and Kelsey and
Speaker 1: all the rest. Brian Hamrick, once again, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on The Bill Cunningham Show, and we'll do it again.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, Hey, I appreciate it all.
Speaker 4: And also six o'clock. Hey, we talked to the deputy
Speaker 4: that threw those stopsticks.
Speaker 2: Out on forty two and he talks to us tonight
Speaker 2: about they finally sentenced the kid who was driving the vehicle.
Speaker 2: If you remembers on forty two, they had had a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of these. There were a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: these break ins and car robberies back a couple of
Speaker 2: years ago, and they finally had like we got them,
Speaker 2: and they're chasing them and they get on forty two
Speaker 2: and they're going to go onto the bridge and his
Speaker 2: deputy gets out there to throw stopsticks because you're going
Speaker 2: one hundred miles an hour with no lights down the
Speaker 2: wrong way on forty two right across the interstate. There
Speaker 2: he goes to throw the stopsticks. The kid points the
Speaker 2: car right at him, runs over this deputy depty goes over.
Speaker 4: Cop and.
Speaker 2: Survive miraculously. But it's been whatever it is to three
Speaker 2: years now and they finally sentenced this kid. And so
Speaker 2: we got an interview with the deputy and the prosecutor
Speaker 2: on the on this case.
Speaker 4: That's at six o'clock tonight. So well, I.
Speaker 2: Just want to mention that's coming up as well. It's
Speaker 2: kind of interesting to hear it after these years.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm glad we rot back. Yeah, to be
Speaker 3: on there the jail and not in it.
Speaker 1: But Brian Hamrick, once again, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Thanks again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more Brian Hamrick. The best there is
Speaker 1: on the streets of Cincinnati, the mean streets of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Tony Benders volunteered to go into the High River and
Speaker 1: a deep dive outfit to search for the pig toe muscle.
Speaker 1: He might eat a few, but nonetheless they'll be relocated.
Speaker 1: Thank god, we have the Environmental Protection Agency looking after us.
Speaker 1: On news radio seven hundred wulw HI Billy cunning in
Speaker 1: the Great American and a lot of sadness in Deer Park.
Speaker 1: Get to that in a moment. I love deer Park.
Speaker 1: Of course Deer Park loves me. And after one o'clock
Speaker 1: today do it for Jack dot com. You may remember
Speaker 1: about six months ago I had on a wonderful family
Speaker 1: that had been devastated through the death of their son, Jack,
Speaker 1: who accidentally took an overdose of fentanyl. And when I
Speaker 1: read the information about what is happening with the fentanyl poisoning,
Speaker 1: it kind of began as something drug dealers got involved in.
Speaker 1: But because it was so injurious to so many, especially
Speaker 1: younger Americans, communists right China saw this as an example
Speaker 1: to further a whittle away at the dominance of America
Speaker 1: by killing its youth. There's about eighty to one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand every year that die. If you go over a
Speaker 1: five year period, that's anywhere from five hundred to seven
Speaker 1: hundred thousand Americans have died from fentanyl, and the precursors
Speaker 1: are generally made in communist red China with the intent
Speaker 1: of destroying us from within. I think many have said
Speaker 1: that when America falls, surely we will at some point,
Speaker 1: it will not be a foreign power that invades us
Speaker 1: North Korean style, Red Dawn style, but red. It's going
Speaker 1: to be we ourselves would do it to ourselves. And
Speaker 1: one of the ways that the communist Red Chinese turning
Speaker 1: our minds to mush is TikTok. Another way is through
Speaker 1: drug addiction and their partnership with Mexican MS thirteen gang
Speaker 1: bangers and others that've been coming across the border with
Speaker 1: freedom for at least the last four years. The numbers
Speaker 1: are outrageous. In fact, last night I had some of
Speaker 1: the stats from ICE Immigration Immigration Enforcement, and there's about
Speaker 1: thirteen thousand convicted murderers free of ICE control inside this country,
Speaker 1: not from America. There's another seven hundred thousand felons are
Speaker 1: running around our streets from other countries. This doesn't count
Speaker 1: the millions and millions come here simply illegally to work
Speaker 1: or do other things. And the first time in four
Speaker 1: or five years, we have a president that's going to
Speaker 1: say not on my watch, not anymore.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 1: The first people arrested are those with lengthy criminal records,
Speaker 1: whether the Haitians, Colombians, Cubans, Venezuelans, whatever it might be.
Speaker 1: So last night it developed quickly. I was on the
Speaker 1: air with you between ten pm and one am. At
Speaker 1: about six or seven pm, there was two flights of
Speaker 1: C five A transports from the US military taking back
Speaker 1: to Bogatau, Columbia about one hundred and twenty hardened criminals
Speaker 1: from Colombia that were rounded up in major American cities
Speaker 1: over the last three or four days before that, and
Speaker 1: the media was they fluttered with the idea that the
Speaker 1: president of Colombia would not accept the C five A
Speaker 1: and had instructions not to land. This was after a
Speaker 1: day or two before that. The leader of Columbia said
Speaker 1: it's okay, yeah, bring it back our nationals and these
Speaker 1: are the worst of the worst. And they were angry
Speaker 1: because they were handcuff well normally when felons are transported,
Speaker 1: guess what, they're handcuffed. And so the leader said, no,
Speaker 1: I've changed my mind. You can't land. So they went
Speaker 1: back to an airport in Alabama and they sat there
Speaker 1: for about two hours. And the media loved to play
Speaker 1: at this angle. But the President himself was playing golf
Speaker 1: at Derral Country Club, where I've played golf once or twice.
Speaker 1: It's beautiful in Miami. One of his assistants, one of
Speaker 1: his aids, came out to the golf course and related
Speaker 1: to him that you know those two flights going back
Speaker 1: to Columbia or the leader of Columbia said we don't
Speaker 1: accept him. So the Trumpster said, take some notes. Twenty
Speaker 1: five percent tariffs starting on Sunday, which was Sunday yesterday,
Speaker 1: and then in one more week it's going to be
Speaker 1: fifty percent. He said, prepare in order to kick out
Speaker 1: every Colombian in this country on a student visa, work visa,
Speaker 1: or someone on vacation here. And by the way, we're
Speaker 1: not going to accept any Colombian flowers or Colombian coffee beans.
Speaker 1: And that every week that goes by is going to
Speaker 1: go up twenty five percent. And if you won't take
Speaker 1: your own criminals back, if you won't take Columbians back
Speaker 1: into Columbia. And by the way, our media is complaining
Speaker 1: that they were handcuffed, not allowed bathroom breaks during the flight.
Speaker 1: Somehow that's torture.
Speaker 3: And guess what.
Speaker 1: By about ten thirty pm last night after I got
Speaker 1: done watching that disgusting finish in Kansas City and with
Speaker 1: the officials. Should have said that was a first down
Speaker 1: by Alan, But that's a different matter. The President of
Speaker 1: Columbia changed his mind quickly and said, now, wait a minute.
Speaker 1: We got Valentine's Day coming up, we got Mother's Day
Speaker 1: coming up. Our main export to America are flowers, and
Speaker 1: we can't afford that. So okay, I changed my mind.
Speaker 1: I'm going to send presidential jets from Columbia to America
Speaker 1: to pick up our citizens and transport them back. Secondly, now,
Speaker 1: that was a great victory, so the media quit reporting
Speaker 1: on it quickly because it made Trump look good. Secondly,
Speaker 1: he's close to striking a deal. I'm told by an
Speaker 1: insider in Washington, in the Executive Branch that L. Salvador
Speaker 1: is a country that's made wonderful progress on crime in
Speaker 1: the streets of San Salvador, L Salvador, which is the capital,
Speaker 1: that the gang bangers are being locked up without possibility
Speaker 1: of parole, That the army's taken over the streets for
Speaker 1: about the last six months, rooting out of Columbians's rooting
Speaker 1: out of L. Salvadorian society, the ability of gang so
Speaker 1: many have moved to America and they're doing their business
Speaker 1: here in America, selling drugs, human trafficking of poisoned girls,
Speaker 1: and burglaries, including from Chile in which showed Burrow's home
Speaker 1: was burglaries, along with dozens hundreds of others all over
Speaker 1: the country. So he's going to strike a deal with
Speaker 1: El Salvador that that'll be a way station to transport
Speaker 1: out large numbers of individuals, maybe as many as a
Speaker 1: thousand or maybe two thousand a day, and we're going
Speaker 1: to pay for facilities in El Salvador. And that's that's
Speaker 1: a that's peanuts compared to what the illegals cost us here.
Speaker 1: And that'll be a way station. And Donald Trump's not
Speaker 1: been an office yet. It was about forty five minutes ago,
Speaker 1: exactly one week. And look how things have changed for
Speaker 1: the better. But the media now is concerned about the
Speaker 1: rights of illegal legal criminals in this country. That they
Speaker 1: don't like the idea that the US military might be
Speaker 1: used to do this, and they're ready to jump on
Speaker 1: him for this, that and the other thing. And Donald
Speaker 1: Trump has a secret sauce He's able to communicate to
Speaker 1: middle class and minority Americans in ways that Republicans have
Speaker 1: not done done well with for since Richard Nixon. It's
Speaker 1: it's truly something amazing to watch the Democrat elitists like
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, Merris Scranton, Joe kind of flopping around along
Speaker 1: with Kamala Harris and I guess Nancy Pelosi, who again
Speaker 1: made a fortune in the stock market because supposedly they
Speaker 1: represent common Americans and common schlaps. Not really, it's people
Speaker 1: like Donald Trump and DJ Vance that actually do that.
Speaker 1: And so I watch all the media so you don't
Speaker 1: have to, and I think, if you're a normal person,
Speaker 1: a closed border, like every other country in the world,
Speaker 1: is what we want. We want a border and that
Speaker 1: we control, and a border in which the best in
Speaker 1: the bride has come here from all over the world,
Speaker 1: that we know who they are, who their sponsor is,
Speaker 1: what their educational background is, what their criminal record is,
Speaker 1: like no other country has borders like we had under
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, and we want ejected from the country those
Speaker 1: who are under the country illegally, especially those with criminal records.
Speaker 1: If my simple Deer Park math is correct, there's about
Speaker 1: one point three million human beings in this country who've
Speaker 1: gone through the process of being deported and after three
Speaker 1: to five years in the system they have to deportation orders,
Speaker 1: and this one point three million have not left.
Speaker 3: They refuse to go.
Speaker 1: Secondly, we have at least seven hundred thousand convicted criminals
Speaker 1: free in this country and they should be gone. That's
Speaker 1: two million. So my simple deer Park math tells me
Speaker 1: if it's one thousand a day every day, that's only
Speaker 1: three hundred and sixty five thousand. And if you do
Speaker 1: that for four years, that's only about one point four million.
Speaker 1: And we've got to get to two million. That assuming
Speaker 1: no one else comes in here illegally, which is certainly
Speaker 1: going to happen.
Speaker 3: So this is a good start.
Speaker 1: If you commit crime in this country, or if you
Speaker 1: commit a crime in some other country, you should be
Speaker 1: number one, not permitted to enter America. Or secondly, once
Speaker 1: you get here, get the hell out. And that is
Speaker 1: whom that Tom Homan and Donald Trump is focusing on.
Speaker 1: First number one, a border like held by other nations
Speaker 1: on Earth. It'd be great not to have birthright citizenship
Speaker 1: under the fourteenth Amendment that was never intended to handle
Speaker 1: this situation when it was passed in eighteen sixty eight.
Speaker 1: The goal of the fourteenth Amendment was to give enslaved
Speaker 1: people slaves by the way put there by the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: citizenship because they were born in this country. It was
Speaker 1: never intended to be a bootstrap to have birth tourism
Speaker 1: take place in which poor mothers from around the world
Speaker 1: legally or illegally, generally illegally making into America have a
Speaker 1: child and suddling up at games an anchor baby. That
Speaker 1: was never the intent of the fourteenth Amendment from eighteen
Speaker 1: sixty eight. Now, I think a total of seven other
Speaker 1: countries on Earth has birthright citizenship and to begin the process.
Speaker 1: It'll get to this Supremes in about one to two years.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. So when every president who recognizes
Speaker 1: the clear and present danger on the southern border, when
Speaker 1: we have a system now operating to get the hell
Speaker 1: out of this country those here illegally, especially those with
Speaker 1: criminal records, When you can have affordable energy and goods,
Speaker 1: you might notice when I drive by my gas stations
Speaker 1: in Deer Park and Sycamore Township in Kenwood, it's under
Speaker 1: three dollars a gallon for gas, sometimes two seventy nine
Speaker 1: a Gallon because the oil companies know they have support
Speaker 1: in Washington. Drill baby drill, and now Pete Hegseth at
Speaker 1: his first day and as the chairman as the Secretary
Speaker 1: of Defense. A strong military that can win wars when
Speaker 1: called upon to do so, not in a cruel and
Speaker 1: a vicious way, but efficient military. You're on course to
Speaker 1: what middle class Americans want. Along with two sexes instead
Speaker 1: of a rainbow of genders. I thought sex and gender
Speaker 1: were very similar. I find out that sex is chromosomal
Speaker 1: and that genders are something you choose. There's one hundred
Speaker 1: and five different genders of every description. That's a bunch
Speaker 1: of bs. There's only is a man and there's a
Speaker 1: woman every now and then one out of a million.
Speaker 1: Is like intersects in which a person might have both organs,
Speaker 1: but that can be resolved through surgery, whatever. And getting
Speaker 1: boys out of the girls' bathrooms and locker rooms. You
Speaker 1: seldom have girls going into boys' locker rooms. If you
Speaker 1: notice that, that's because many and women are equal, but
Speaker 1: we're different. For some reason, girls don't want to shower
Speaker 1: with boys. But the opposite is not the case. Boys,
Speaker 1: especially in grade school and high school and college would
Speaker 1: love to spend more time in girls' private facilities, which
Speaker 1: is sick, and it's said it must be stopped. And
Speaker 1: so the death of dei, which means equal justice for
Speaker 1: all having pride in America. The Trumpster on Saturday went
Speaker 1: into a Las Vegas casino and everyone the casino stop
Speaker 1: what they were doing and started shouting USA, USA, a
Speaker 1: strong economy with manufacturing at home. That's the Republican way
Speaker 1: of life. On the other hand, Democrats want open borders.
Speaker 1: Democrats oppose deportation once you get here illegally, Democrats say
Speaker 1: keep them here affordable energy. Not exactly, just the opposite.
Speaker 1: The more people that are poor, the more people relying
Speaker 1: upon government for help, more likely become a Democrat. The
Speaker 1: Democrats don't care about a strong military that kills the
Speaker 1: nation's enemies. They went DEI in the military. It'd be
Speaker 1: as if you ask a college kid who's a white
Speaker 1: male who gets maybe straight a's and some other person
Speaker 1: of color might have worse grades you want to give
Speaker 1: to your age to that person, The answer invariably is no.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: It should be merit based and not based upon skin color,
Speaker 1: the kind of sex that you enjoy, and I don't
Speaker 1: know how we got into this issue of two sexes
Speaker 1: instead of a rainbow of genders. I don't know how
Speaker 1: we got into one hundred and five different genders, and
Speaker 1: that you can choose you if you're a boy or
Speaker 1: a girl by the way you dress or what you say.
Speaker 1: I have no idea where that came from. And suddenly
Speaker 1: we now have pride in the country from a multi
Speaker 1: billionaire who has the common touch. FDR had the common touch.
Speaker 3: John F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy had the common touch, and Donald Trump has the
Speaker 1: common touch. That the butchers, the bakers, the candlestick makers,
Speaker 1: that blackjack dealers, the plumbers, the electricians, the firefighters, the cops,
Speaker 1: the teachers all love Donald Trump because he speaks their language.
Speaker 1: And I pray to God that Cincinnati does not have
Speaker 1: a terrible problem in the future. We have difficulty just
Speaker 1: shoveling the snow and taking care of the ice. There
Speaker 1: are still some city streets hard to pass because the city.
Speaker 1: Almost every city controlled by the Liberal Democrats are functionally incompetent.
Speaker 1: They play the race card, the gender card, to the
Speaker 1: detriment of those in their tutelage. We'll talk later about
Speaker 1: the Hyde Park situation, which is kind of said, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't note quite unusual. They have vicious crime in deer Park.
Speaker 1: I know these people there quite well. But according to
Speaker 1: media accounts, a deer Park woman shot her son in
Speaker 1: the head and the overdosed. According to the woman's boyfriend,
Speaker 1: who called nine to one one, quote, I think she
Speaker 1: just shot her son and she's overdosed.
Speaker 3: So get this straight.
Speaker 1: A Deer Park woman shoots her own twelve year old
Speaker 1: son in the head, who's now in children's hospital fighting
Speaker 1: for his life, and then purposely overdoses. The woman's boyfriend
Speaker 1: calls nine to one to one and says, quote, I
Speaker 1: think she just shot her son and she's overdosed. Emercecy
Speaker 1: cruise went to Glenway Avenue, just off Blue Ash Road
Speaker 1: about two point fifty pm on Sunday, and the boyfriend
Speaker 1: did not know what drug the mother had taken. I
Speaker 1: guess Narkham was and men, she's foaming at the mouth.
Speaker 1: The mother and the son were in a car in
Speaker 1: the garage at the time of the shooting, and on
Speaker 1: Sunday police said yesterday the mother had also suffered a
Speaker 1: gunshot wound, and both mother and son were in critical
Speaker 1: condition as of yesterday, and we'll see what happens. But
Speaker 1: Amity Elementary School, which is a great grades goo right
Speaker 1: there on East Culverth Road, is in mourning. The school
Speaker 1: is doing a great job. It's quite unusual in deer
Speaker 1: Park to have a shot fired. But according to the boyfriend,
Speaker 1: a mother purposely shoot her own son in the head
Speaker 1: and then foaming at the mouth, Narkham, etc. We're not
Speaker 1: sure the status of either will continue to follow to
Speaker 1: let you know which fits in nicely to my first
Speaker 1: guest this afternoon, A doctor Margaret is written down a
Speaker 1: commentary on the evils of drug use, a course at
Speaker 1: the hands mainly of the communist ray Chinese who want
Speaker 1: to hook as many young Americans as possible on drugs
Speaker 1: then fill their mind with mush through TikTok. They're at
Speaker 1: it again, doing what they do. Quite sad, but deer
Speaker 1: Park's a great community. It is rare for a shot
Speaker 1: to be fired ever in the city of deer Park.
Speaker 1: And we'll keep that boy in our prayers. Twelve fifty
Speaker 1: four Homieer Bengals News Radio seven hundred WW.
Speaker 3: By Billy Cunningham. The Great America.
Speaker 1: Now we have a new sheriff in town is named
Speaker 1: as Donald John Trump. He's kicking ass like mister ass,
Speaker 1: all over the place, from South America, Central America, all
Speaker 1: over Asia, and they're concerned. It's amazing to me that
Speaker 1: the Chinese, either through TikTok or through fentanyl, is trying
Speaker 1: to poison and kill as many Americans as possible indirectly
Speaker 1: as they send hot air balloons all over the country
Speaker 1: and introducing fentanel on into the country the precursors, and
Speaker 1: now we got someone trying to stop it. Doctor Robert
Speaker 1: Marviat is a renowned expert on homelessness and a senior
Speaker 1: Fellow with the Discovery Institute Center on Wealth and Poverty
Speaker 1: as a PhD and political behavior in American political institutions,
Speaker 1: and he's marked by being he's occur as marked by
Speaker 1: being bipartisan as much as possible. So, first of all,
Speaker 1: doctor Robert Marbatt, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. So
Speaker 1: let's first deal with fetanel I don't know any American
Speaker 1: family that's not concerned with it.
Speaker 3: I live in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 1: There were two or three college co eds who thought
Speaker 1: they were taking some sort of upper turnout to be fentanyl.
Speaker 1: In Cincinnati, there was a noted football player amateur. I
Speaker 1: played high school football at Great High School. He's dead
Speaker 1: three years later. He went to Maryland. The website has
Speaker 1: do it for Jack dot com, which his parents got
Speaker 1: to be notified. And nothing frightens us more than the
Speaker 1: idea that the communist Red Chinese are killing Americans in
Speaker 1: large numbers for many, many years and now they're mased.
Speaker 1: First of all, before we get into what President Trump
Speaker 1: can do, can you describe to the American people, doctor
Speaker 1: Robert Marbat the scope of the problem that really started
Speaker 1: seven or eight years ago in matastasized the past four years.
Speaker 5: So think about how bad this is.
Speaker 2: With it.
Speaker 5: There's one number that I always use that really puts
Speaker 5: it in perspective. More people have died in the last
Speaker 5: five years of Finnyl than all Americans have died in
Speaker 5: the last hundred years of war. So if you go
Speaker 5: World War two, Afghanistan, Iraq, Global War on Tear, Go
Speaker 5: War one, Go War two, Vietnam, Korea, Kosovo, a few
Speaker 5: other smaller un actions, take all the men and women
Speaker 5: killed in all of those, all seven military you know,
Speaker 5: branches of uniform service, plus the intelligence agencies, Fitnel's killed
Speaker 5: more people in the last five years and all that
Speaker 5: last hundred years.
Speaker 1: And those being killed overwhelmingly between the age of fifteen
Speaker 1: and thirty five, and that's the end of their prime,
Speaker 1: so to speak. Why have we permitted this to occur?
Speaker 1: Won We know where it's coming from, and it has.
Speaker 5: It is the number one killer right now of all
Speaker 5: people eighteen to forty five, full stop. And it surprises
Speaker 5: people to know it's the fastest growing death cause of
Speaker 5: children zero to four years old. They're not going out
Speaker 5: and getting a drug dealer, they're not addicts. They're just
Speaker 5: getting poisoned because fitanel is so powerful, so potent, and everywhere.
Speaker 5: The reason why fitnel is so bad is it's the
Speaker 5: most powerful synthetic drug ever made in a laboratory. You
Speaker 5: can barely see it, you can't taste it, and you
Speaker 5: can't smell it.
Speaker 1: And as far as the amount that could kill someone,
Speaker 1: if you would take a salt shaker and put a
Speaker 1: little bit on your table at dark table and look
Speaker 1: at that white salt against the dark table, how many
Speaker 1: little granules can kill someone.
Speaker 5: Two grains will kill most people. Three grains of salt
Speaker 5: will kill everybody. Pure fetnel, or one grain of rice
Speaker 5: will kill fifteen people, not an average.
Speaker 1: One grain of rice would kill fifteen human beings one grain.
Speaker 5: We'd never seen anything this to me. If you think
Speaker 5: about how many people who died fighting Tojo, Mussolini and
Speaker 5: Hitler over a five year period for United States of America,
Speaker 5: we're way more that in the last four years of
Speaker 5: fentanyl alone, just that one war. And so we need
Speaker 5: to act like our house is on fire. And the
Speaker 5: last four years the administration was asleep at the wheel
Speaker 5: or didn't care about it. Some have told me they
Speaker 5: didn't want to talk about the politics of fentanyl because
Speaker 5: you can't talk about fentanyl without talking about open borders.
Speaker 5: Their interconnected is not the only reason, it's not the
Speaker 5: only cause, but it's a big part of the puzzle.
Speaker 1: Why do the drug dealers, the Mexican drug cartels. Plus
Speaker 1: in America, you can buy a certain kind of a
Speaker 1: press for like one hundred dollars on Amazon to press
Speaker 1: these pills. Where do the chemicals generally come from that
Speaker 1: kill hundreds of thousands of Americans?
Speaker 3: Is it China or is it Mexico?
Speaker 5: So let's do it quick.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: One oh one on food chain the precursor drugs, and
Speaker 5: now the pre precursor drugs almost all come out of China,
Speaker 5: and you can get those on the dark web. You
Speaker 5: can get a lot of it on Amazon, but the
Speaker 5: critical acting ingredients come out of China. It then goes
Speaker 5: through the first phase of the fednel crisis went through
Speaker 5: Mexico with the cartels in Mexico, and what they were
Speaker 5: doing is backfilling the Purdue Pharma crisis.
Speaker 3: Is everybody knows the Purdue Pharma.
Speaker 5: Everybody got addicted to synthetic opioids, and they were putting
Speaker 5: out the message that it wasn't addictive. Well it turns
Speaker 5: out not only was that wrong and a lie, it
Speaker 5: was the most addictive drug we've ever seen on planet Earth.
Speaker 5: And the cartels were very there. Horrible people and they
Speaker 5: do horrible things, but they're entrepreneurs and they saw all
Speaker 5: those lawsuits with Purdue Pharma. So you had millions of
Speaker 5: people with prescriptions, hundreds of thousands of people addicted, so
Speaker 5: they backfilled that supply. That's why it went so fast.
Speaker 5: The cartels already had distribution systems in the United States,
Speaker 5: so they just backfilled it, moved it quickly in conjunction
Speaker 5: with China, and in the last eight months, the northern
Speaker 5: border now has become it's possible that more fentanyls coming
Speaker 5: across the northern border now. And the northern border is
Speaker 5: porous because of the southwest border. Because so many people
Speaker 5: have had to deal with the southwest border, it's left
Speaker 5: our northern flank open now.
Speaker 1: And are the drug dealers so imprecise in how much
Speaker 1: fent and al they're putting into a pill or drugs
Speaker 1: so imprecise, that's why the death takes place. Drug dealers
Speaker 1: don't want to kill the customers. They want to keep
Speaker 1: the customers alive and going. But we talked about it
Speaker 1: no true.
Speaker 4: Orful exactly right, exactly right.
Speaker 5: They don't want to, but it's so potent and such small.
Speaker 5: Think about two grains versus three grains and four grains
Speaker 5: of salt, like your example of pouring it out on
Speaker 5: a dark table. It's hard to figure that out. And
Speaker 5: every grain of salts a little different in size and such,
Speaker 5: and so it is so powerful. The precision instruments you
Speaker 5: need to make a lethal dose or a dose that
Speaker 5: makes you high that doesn't kill you, is so hard
Speaker 5: to do it in most average street dealers and certainly
Speaker 5: the whole sale producers. They don't have the very scientific
Speaker 5: microscopic weight measurement devices to do it, so they just
Speaker 5: sort of put it together. And I've had probably a
Speaker 5: dozen dealers tell me it sort of doesn't because they've
Speaker 5: gone to a Originally fentanyl was a margin drug.
Speaker 3: They did it on the margin.
Speaker 5: Now they do it on the volume, and their view
Speaker 5: is if more people are dying, that's sort of good
Speaker 5: for them because it means more people are taking it,
Speaker 5: And so they're willing to lose some people by death
Speaker 5: because they get a bigger amount of people or a
Speaker 5: larger number of people purchasing fentanyl.
Speaker 1: Assuming you survive over a periodive days or weeks taking
Speaker 1: these drugs, it could be in pill form or marijuana
Speaker 1: whatever it is, or cocaine. What kind of high do
Speaker 1: you get from fentanyl that you don't get from some
Speaker 1: other drug.
Speaker 5: It is the most powerful high there is of any
Speaker 5: type of drug ever ever made. That We used to
Speaker 5: think organic opioids was probably the most powerful drug out there.
Speaker 5: Fentanyl is made in a lap and is one hundred
Speaker 5: times more powerful than morphine, fifty times more powerful than
Speaker 5: straight up irlin, and I'm not saying fifty percent. I'm
Speaker 5: not saying five fifty basis points. I'm saying one hundred
Speaker 5: times and fifty times. So that's ten thousand percent more
Speaker 5: powerful than more thing.
Speaker 1: Why does you've written on this? Why does in China
Speaker 1: have an addiction problem? Like America has an addiction problem,
Speaker 1: what does in China have the same problem. That's where
Speaker 1: most of the precursors come from. They're killing Americans, either
Speaker 1: the minds become mush through TikTok or their bodies die
Speaker 1: from fentanyl addiction. China wants to destroy this country. Why
Speaker 1: does in China have an addiction problem?
Speaker 5: Well, when we were working on the movie that i'd produced,
Speaker 5: Fentinel Death Incorporated, I spent three weeks in China. I
Speaker 5: have spent a since amount of time in Mexico. And
Speaker 5: what's fascinating is both those countries have almost no fentinyl addiction.
Speaker 5: They understand how powerful it is. And in China they
Speaker 5: have the strictest laws and the books anywhere in the world,
Speaker 5: and they fully implement them. They fully you know, they
Speaker 5: basically execute high volume dealers and they know it. And
Speaker 5: I went spent three weeks doing my film I went
Speaker 5: to big city, small city, went to seven and eight
Speaker 5: of the largest cities, and China went all over and
Speaker 5: I only saw four people under the influence of anything
Speaker 5: in my entire time there, and two where alcohol, one
Speaker 5: was math, and one is fentanyl. And you always know
Speaker 5: fentanyl because they're sort of bent over. That paralyzes the chesscavity.
Speaker 5: And the way you die, by the way, is because
Speaker 5: it paralyzes your lung and heart, so your heart stops
Speaker 5: beeding and your lung stoped breathing.
Speaker 1: That's a problem. So China not caring about little things
Speaker 1: like do process. If they would catch a fentanyl dealer
Speaker 1: in Beijing, they march them to a wall and.
Speaker 3: Shoot them.
Speaker 5: And the whole process may take a day, may the
Speaker 5: whole thing. And they're very serious about high end users.
Speaker 5: And the thing in the beginning, because I struggled a
Speaker 5: lot with it, was this was intentional or whatever. And
Speaker 5: in the beginning I am absolutely convinced it was China
Speaker 5: trying to get hard American currency because they're at a
Speaker 5: big economic crisis. A lot of people are not aware
Speaker 5: of it. They're in real trouble and they need hard currency.
Speaker 5: So in the beginning, I think it was all about
Speaker 5: getting hard back green back dollars. But over time they
Speaker 5: started realizing, you know what, not only are we going
Speaker 5: to make a lot of money and help our currencies stabilize,
Speaker 5: we now are destabilizing our number one adversary. And I
Speaker 5: don't think it was intentional in the beginning, but now
Speaker 5: it's a secondary benefit that they're like, hey, well we'll
Speaker 5: just let it keep flowing in there, and it destabilizes
Speaker 5: the United States. It's not just the depth sol it's
Speaker 5: the finances, is the criminal justice system, is the judicial system.
Speaker 5: It's the breakdown of families. It's the overflowing hospital rooms,
Speaker 5: overflowed with police response. I've worked in many cities where
Speaker 5: at least a third of their calls or fit no calls.
Speaker 1: How many firefighters in every major city in which they
Speaker 1: carry with them the antidotes. But and it's a regular event.
Speaker 1: I live in Cincinnati. It's a regular event that the
Speaker 1: same individuals might be hit up three, four to five
Speaker 1: times a week, and the fire department's right there and
Speaker 1: they save them and save them and save them, and
Speaker 1: they're thinking, what are we doing? And this feeds into
Speaker 1: something that you've written about extensively. The homelessness problem. You're
Speaker 1: right about the West coast. Describe the homelessness problem and
Speaker 1: it's connection.
Speaker 3: To ventanyl well.
Speaker 5: Right now, United States street level homelessness is doubling every
Speaker 5: four years, and the Biden administration, the numbers were so
Speaker 5: bad this year they released it two days after Chris Us,
Speaker 5: one day after Hanukkah, and on the Friday before New
Speaker 5: Year's that's how bad. And by law they have to
Speaker 5: give an annual report, and the numbers were so bad
Speaker 5: they buried it. The only thing they could have done
Speaker 5: more to bury it was released it on Saturday of
Speaker 5: holiday week. And the numbers are so bad in Finnyl
Speaker 5: initially hit the homelessness community really, really hard. Now, fentanyl's
Speaker 5: sort of across all populations, all sectors, all states, But
Speaker 5: in the beginning, the real foothole Finnyl started in the
Speaker 5: homelessness community. And that's why there's a direct tie on
Speaker 5: this and the other thing you mentioned about the sort
Speaker 5: of reversal agents or narcan. And there's a myth out
Speaker 5: there by some on the far left that all you
Speaker 5: got to do is have Nartian and it will see
Speaker 5: and it will save you. Think about when you know sadly,
Speaker 5: a person who has a stroke or heart attack. First
Speaker 5: thing we all always ask if a family member or
Speaker 5: friend is how long were they without oxygen? How long
Speaker 5: were with their heartbeat, because that would tell you how
Speaker 5: much brain damage is you have. And most people on finnyl,
Speaker 5: they actually are legally dying, technically clinically dying on the street,
Speaker 5: and then they get a reversal agent, so they'll go
Speaker 5: two or three minutes without oxygen. I've seen people go
Speaker 5: four or five minutes without oxygen, get hit with fentanyl
Speaker 5: and they they're alive. But the amount of brain damage,
Speaker 5: especially the aculative brain damage as you mentioned, many people
Speaker 5: getting hit two or three four times in a week,
Speaker 5: it's some point the brain damage kicks in. And that's
Speaker 5: why it's a real myth thinking that will solve it.
Speaker 5: And here's another weird anecdotal stat And I wish we
Speaker 5: could get some real good research on it. But sadly,
Speaker 5: people die too fast. It's so it's almost impossible to
Speaker 5: figure out. I have never met a person who's been
Speaker 5: on Finnyl over eighteen months.
Speaker 3: Didn't do it, can't do it that you can't do it.
Speaker 5: You die within eighteen months. And if You don't die
Speaker 5: through the pure overdose. You die through the cumulative brain
Speaker 5: damage that occurs and other you know, it just wrecks
Speaker 5: your whole body.
Speaker 3: Tell me what the Trumpster can do? What can Donald
Speaker 3: Trump do that Biden ignored?
Speaker 5: Well, he did more than Biden did in the entire
Speaker 5: four years. He did more in the four weeks after
Speaker 5: he was elected, before he took office than Biden did
Speaker 5: in his entire four years. And the most important thing
Speaker 5: that President Trump has gotten, he's got the tension of China,
Speaker 5: of Mexico, and in Canada. Remember, we got to watch
Speaker 5: our northern flank. You can't go it's southwest borders, real bad.
Speaker 5: But we also got to remember the northern borders become
Speaker 5: a sieve too. And the Canadian US border is the
Speaker 5: longest border between any two countries in the world. A
Speaker 5: lot of people forget about that. And it's not just
Speaker 5: you know, Blaine to Maine. It's also the Alaskan border
Speaker 5: on the western frontier of Canada. And we got to realize,
Speaker 5: if we're going to solve this now, we got to
Speaker 5: go after China. We got to go after Mexican cartels,
Speaker 5: we got to go after the Canadian biker gangs. And
Speaker 5: we also have to recriminalize high end drugs in the
Speaker 5: United States. We have had many parts of the country
Speaker 5: legally decriminalized drugs or functionally decriminalized by not prosecuting people,
Speaker 5: and we have to bring real prosecution back.
Speaker 1: Lastly, doctor Robert Marbat, what is the name of your documentary?
Speaker 1: And I'll give the website out again. Tell us the
Speaker 1: story of a bright young college kid. Do it for
Speaker 1: Jack dot com. But what is your documentary?
Speaker 5: Been a little depth incorporated and you can see that
Speaker 5: now on Salem. Now we're going to be in theaters
Speaker 5: in March April, and we'll be in general distribution starting
Speaker 5: in April April, May Time Prime.
Speaker 1: You know, doctor Robert Marbat, the warn is out there.
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Speaker 6: All right, Brandon, I'll want you to guess here in
Speaker 6: their last eleven games in the playoffs, how many times
Speaker 6: did the Chiefs have more penalties than their opponents?
Speaker 2: Too? Zero?
Speaker 6: Zero times the Chiefs had more penalties than their opponents.
Speaker 6: The total penalties across those games, it is thirty six
Speaker 6: for the Chiefs compared to their opponents.
Speaker 7: Sixty six double, almost double. And you know ninety percent
Speaker 7: of those games are in arrows two of them that
Speaker 7: are not in arrowhead, right, and it's.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So let's look at some specific penalties, right, how
Speaker 6: many total roughing the passers were called on the Chiefs
Speaker 6: in eleven games?
Speaker 4: Four?
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, one roughing the passer penalty in eleven
Speaker 6: games called against the Chiefs compared to their opponents. Seven. Now,
Speaker 6: that was a little bit less than I thought, but
Speaker 6: a seven to one ratio is pretty crazy. Let's look
Speaker 6: at another one. How many total defensive pass interference or
Speaker 6: holding group together were called on the Chiefs in those
Speaker 6: eleven games?
Speaker 4: Six?
Speaker 3: Three?
Speaker 6: Oh, my god, compared to the opponents eleven eleven?
Speaker 3: What are we doing here? There's data on this, just allowed.
Speaker 3: I don't understand.
Speaker 6: Broken down by EPA, the Chiefs have eighteen point eighty
Speaker 6: four expected points added as a result of these penalties.
Speaker 6: Oh oh, Now, eight of those eleven games were decided
Speaker 6: by a one score or less, So you do the
Speaker 6: math on that. This is my one question that I
Speaker 6: have out of this. Is there a safe and secure
Speaker 6: exit for officials at Arrowhead Stadium?
Speaker 3: Hello? Quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 8: Guy.
Speaker 3: We're gonna start wearing green this week. I'm gonna support
Speaker 3: the Kansas City Chiefs. What you sting? I'm gonna use
Speaker 3: reverse psychology?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Is that what it is?
Speaker 1: I took Notre Dame, what happened Ohio State one? Then
Speaker 1: I take the Buffalo bills? What happened Kansas City one?
Speaker 1: I'm taking Kansas City.
Speaker 3: Oh, I see what you made?
Speaker 1: Okay, assuming the mayor of Philly can spell eagles, that's true.
Speaker 1: She can spell eagles, and she spells it correctly, sag.
Speaker 1: How about those factors? And by the way, yesterday meant
Speaker 1: that nine of twelve. When you play the Chiefs anywhere,
Speaker 1: guess what the referees put on a gold or a
Speaker 1: red jersey? That one fourth and one the one official
Speaker 1: runs in gives him a first down.
Speaker 3: Correct, But then there was no call.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, we got to go up to the booth,
Speaker 1: gotta check it out. Yeah, then they reverse it, but
Speaker 1: there wasn't called in the first Andy, Andy Reid's brother
Speaker 1: in law was running the booth. Yesterday is a Tata
Speaker 1: is a Taylor Swift. So CBS won at Taylor Swift
Speaker 1: in the Super Bowl.
Speaker 3: I can't take it. Well, Fox has got the game.
Speaker 1: Well, so you know she's probably gonna come over everywhere, Tom,
Speaker 1: Tom Brady, you know what.
Speaker 3: I was all over the place. Who cares?
Speaker 8: You know what?
Speaker 3: I was told by.
Speaker 1: Sarah Elise of the Even Morning Show. What if Kansas
Speaker 1: City wins this one, Travis Kelsey will get down on
Speaker 1: one knee and as Taylor Swift to marry him, to
Speaker 1: take the drama away from the Super Bowl and the coverage.
Speaker 3: Can you smell what I'm cooking?
Speaker 1: Sarah says that they will be engaged on the sacred
Speaker 1: turf in New Orleans and the Mercedes Been super Bowl,
Speaker 1: the Superdome, I mean the Caesar super Dome. Is that
Speaker 1: what it's called now? The Caesars are Superdome. And by
Speaker 1: the way, we'll see will that happened? Travis Kelsey asked
Speaker 1: Tata to marry him on the sacred turf of the
Speaker 1: Caesar super Dome. No, a week from Sunday? No, can
Speaker 1: you see that happening?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: What if it does? You want to make me a
Speaker 3: bet on that?
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 3: I will?
Speaker 1: All right, I'm taking a hot fut Sunday. I say no,
Speaker 1: but I'm saying they get engaged. Yeah, they'll never get
Speaker 1: mayor of what I say, they break up?
Speaker 3: Break up?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what that would be the bar. Yeah, if
Speaker 1: he loses, she'll say beat it. What if Tata goes
Speaker 1: after Joe Burrow and she becomes a fan of the
Speaker 1: Bringer here please come to pay? Is a pay court?
Speaker 1: You know what if she wants to pay for another
Speaker 1: stadium letter. She's got the jack. I'm about doing a concert?
Speaker 1: Why not with Joe Burrow, with the proceeds going to
Speaker 1: the bank. Yes, begging, begging, Tatatee and Mary the great.
Speaker 3: Number Niel Burrow. How about that a surprise trip to
Speaker 3: the Australian Open over the weekend. We'll be nice.
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Speaker 1: quarter al Al Golden met the local media today say
Speaker 1: he's very happy to be back in the Queens City.
Speaker 1: You know what Trump said about that. It's the It's
Speaker 1: the Golden era. The Bengals also today hired Jerry Montgomery
Speaker 1: as their defense of line coach and run game coordinator.
Speaker 1: He comes to the Bengals from the Patriots, also signing
Speaker 1: today as Mike Hodges as linebacker coach. He has spent
Speaker 1: the last eight seasons in Nowarla.
Speaker 3: What about Tata? Is going to be walking to Newarla?
Speaker 3: What about Tate?
Speaker 1: The Bengals are retaining cornerbacks coach Charles Burks and safeties
Speaker 1: coach Jordan Kovak's college basketball Tonight Big ten action in Columbus,
Speaker 1: Iowa against the Ohio State University and get the latest
Speaker 1: on Xavier basketball Tonight's John Miller Show at seven fifty
Speaker 1: five KRC, the home of Briant Thomas. What about you see?
Speaker 1: Bearcat basketball? Segment got blown out by BYU Saturday. Will
Speaker 1: either're at the Utah Utes tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Are you good?
Speaker 5: I don't know?
Speaker 1: But do you do you see any good two and
Speaker 1: six in the Big twelve? What about Fizzle or Tizzle?
Speaker 3: What's his name? Jizzle? James? Isn't it fizzle? While he's
Speaker 3: fizzling right now?
Speaker 4: The team?
Speaker 1: What about Xavier? An ass number seven? Marquette goes down
Speaker 1: in Milwaukee. They lose an ot to number twenty, Saint
Speaker 1: John's but and knock off number nineteen yukon Saturday at
Speaker 1: a packed and stacked Cintas Center. You know, Sean Miller
Speaker 1: can coach and Wes Miller cannot coach. That's the problem.
Speaker 1: Zaber plays at Creighton Wednesday night. The Blue Jays Vandy
Speaker 1: beat UK shock in Nashville. I mean, Kentucky can't be
Speaker 1: happy about that one. Milwaukee routed to NKU akron over
Speaker 1: the weekend and in Miami seven game wins, streak and
Speaker 1: Dayton keeps on winning.
Speaker 3: You know, Democrats are unhappy with Trump.
Speaker 1: He goes he's making threats against these other countries like Columbia.
Speaker 3: So what making threats? This guy's reminal.
Speaker 1: This guy's done more in a week and a day
Speaker 1: than that at that clown and and her that we're
Speaker 1: in there for four years.
Speaker 3: Columbian president Cave, Yeah, Cave, Who's next? Who's NeXT's next?
Speaker 1: El Salva, Mexico may go on my Turnada, we're invading you,
Speaker 1: invading you. We won't buy your coffee or your flower.
Speaker 1: They can go just saying then what happened. Democrat's not happy.
Speaker 1: He's a bully segment. He's a bully. He's a bully.
Speaker 1: What they need, He's a bully. You know he's a bully.
Speaker 1: They have mister Softie in there for four years a
Speaker 1: year ago, thank you, and then you know who he
Speaker 1: meant he made mister Rogers.
Speaker 3: Kamala.
Speaker 1: I've seen some videos of Kamala walking down street segment,
Speaker 1: what's the deal with that? She's free now she's unemployed.
Speaker 1: She looked free, very hardly, nothing on and drinking a beer,
Speaker 1: had the girls out front. All I'm saying is that
Speaker 1: is disgusting and I will not publish that segment. Chiefs
Speaker 1: and Eagles coming up by the Super Bowl fifty nine.
Speaker 1: Here we go, New Orleans at a couple of weeks,
Speaker 1: there we go. I can't take it.
Speaker 3: Uh, what Joe Burrow? How about seeing any kind of
Speaker 3: what about Joe Burrow?
Speaker 2: Heead?
Speaker 1: What's draftking say? Minus two slight favorite over unders like
Speaker 1: forty nine and a half?
Speaker 3: What segment?
Speaker 1: I'll say this, Joe Burrow is going to start dating
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift. Write that down.
Speaker 4: No, he's not.
Speaker 3: You want to bet that, I bet, I bet you
Speaker 3: hot fud Sunday. You want to bet that one?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Bet she'll be here at pay Corps pay Check Stadium and.
Speaker 1: She'll be and the Hamilton County Alisha Reese her and say, Tayte,
Speaker 1: you're buying the next stadium, do a concert, it's all
Speaker 1: yours college concert, Swift State on a dome, Swifty, don't.
Speaker 1: And then Travis Kelcey will come here. He's not going
Speaker 1: to be in Kansas City, Willie. If she's here, I
Speaker 1: think you'll be traded here. Do we need another tight
Speaker 1: end we need? How about this? The Bengals and the
Speaker 1: Bills have been to seven Super Bowls? Right is the
Speaker 1: collective record? Zero and seven Bengo. Now that's a that's
Speaker 1: a trend right there, that's sure. And when the Bills
Speaker 1: are up and that one official gave a first down
Speaker 1: to Josh Allen, correct, And then they said, let's review
Speaker 1: the call.
Speaker 3: But there's no call maker. He ended up to review.
Speaker 1: You knew who the review chief was last night and
Speaker 1: he Andy Reid's brother in law.
Speaker 3: How do you review a call when there's not a call?
Speaker 3: I would ask me.
Speaker 1: And what about that one catch? It was supposed to
Speaker 1: be intercepted, right the guy? And then the ball hit
Speaker 1: the turf, ball hit the turf, and they said, oh no,
Speaker 1: it's give it to him.
Speaker 3: He can't win. It's hard to beat like fourteen, cannot
Speaker 3: beat Kansas City. They're gonna win the next fifty that happens.
Speaker 1: What about Joe Burrow if he takes Taylor Swift away
Speaker 1: from Travis Kelsey, would you be surprised?
Speaker 3: Yes, let's get it done. Come on, Joe.
Speaker 1: But he's kind of young for Taylor. Isn't she getting
Speaker 1: a bit old? And she like, oh no, ask Sarah Alice,
Speaker 1: she needs this, seems to know everything. I think she's
Speaker 1: thirty five or so getting old. So Sarah Elease is
Speaker 1: thirty five?
Speaker 3: I think so.
Speaker 1: And so it's Taylor Swift. Her birthday is tomorrow, by
Speaker 1: the way. Yeah, yeah, we already heard about that.
Speaker 2: Enough.
Speaker 1: Let's see Buckey's defensive coordinator Jim Knowles. Willie, hold on,
Speaker 1: let me ask that you ready for the question?
Speaker 3: What here we go? How old is Taylor Swift?
Speaker 6: Taylor Swift is years old?
Speaker 3: Did I get that right?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 4: Thank you?
Speaker 1: You want to go to King's Island and guess people's
Speaker 1: weight and weights and ages ages like Tracy Jones does now,
Speaker 1: Tracy Jones number twenty nine, herm winningham agin. Tracy Jones
Speaker 1: got a little booth out there, and guess I didn't
Speaker 1: know that weight and ages. So he's guessing what what
Speaker 1: age would you guess? Sarah Elise, She tells me Tomor's
Speaker 1: her birthday and she wants a birthday kiss from me. Seg,
Speaker 1: did she ask you about that?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Ask her tomorrow?
Speaker 9: Will you?
Speaker 1: Buckeye's defensive coorda to Jim Knowles, He's saying bye bye
Speaker 1: the sea bus and hello to State College, Penn State.
Speaker 3: I heard three million, Bengo ten million over.
Speaker 1: Kelly could be leaving for the National Football League out
Speaker 1: of Ohio State too.
Speaker 3: They don't rebuild segment, they reload. That's true. She Red's update.
Speaker 3: Give me the Reds. Here's that number about fourteen days?
Speaker 1: Fourteen days till Reds pitchers and catchers report, and then
Speaker 1: twenty six days until they played the Guardian bring training
Speaker 1: opener in Goodyear, Arizona.
Speaker 3: How many times you played thet Guardians? Fifty nine days?
Speaker 1: What till opening day against Justin Verlander and the San
Speaker 1: Francisco Giants?
Speaker 3: See the starter, Justin I will sign a one year deal?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: What about Hunter Green? How about Ashcraft?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: I think Hunter Green will start the opener. That's what
Speaker 1: I'm thinking to Green v Verlander, what's his wife's name.
Speaker 1: Maybe she'll be there, Kate Kate Upton. Yeah, I used
Speaker 1: to date Kate Upton many years ago.
Speaker 3: Also, Willie.
Speaker 1: We say congratulations to the Porscha team Penske for winning
Speaker 1: back to back Rolucks twenty fours at Daytona yesterday. Wright
Speaker 1: Motorsports out of Beautiful Batavia finished second overall in their class.
Speaker 3: What do you think about that?
Speaker 2: That was good?
Speaker 3: You're ignoring that?
Speaker 1: Twenty four hours long, Joe Burrow is having an affair
Speaker 1: with Taylor Swift.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying you're you. You would be a better
Speaker 3: off having an affair.
Speaker 1: He's done with that influencer in his home in Anderson townshend,
Speaker 1: what about the influencer?
Speaker 3: How do you know about it?
Speaker 1: I know this stuff. I know this stuff. I have
Speaker 1: my sources. So you watch you said you too much?
Speaker 1: You watch too much Extra and Inside Edition.
Speaker 7: I do.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The influencer staying with Joe Burrow to influence him to
Speaker 1: do what? Why don't you become his?
Speaker 2: In fun?
Speaker 1: I need to be an influencer. Yeah, I think you
Speaker 1: already are. I'm an influencer noon to three every day.
Speaker 1: About that woman segment and the influencer, she calls her mother,
Speaker 1: must be real influence because she didn't go on the
Speaker 1: trip to Australia. Maybe Tata. I think she was here watching.
Speaker 1: I know I saw it about fourteen thousand times. There's
Speaker 1: a number again. I can't take it anymore. Well, they're
Speaker 1: not that good, I think. I guarantee you Fox on
Speaker 1: Super Bowl Sunday will have a camera uh on her
Speaker 1: the entire day, but the time she leaves, Like you know,
Speaker 1: they always have that. They always have the reporters at
Speaker 1: the team hotel. You watch the players walking out and
Speaker 1: get on a bus. They have her walking into the
Speaker 1: stadium and walking out. They'll they'll see they'll they'll they'll
Speaker 1: have a camera on her entourage going to the game,
Speaker 1: getting out of the car, getting into the stadium, walking
Speaker 1: into the stadium to her seats. Then they'll have a
Speaker 1: camera on her the entire Caitlin Clark be there with her.
Speaker 3: I don't know care less she is so what you know,
Speaker 3: I liked her until recently. Now she's going woke on me.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think Taylor Swift's there anyway. But what could d J. T.
Speaker 3: Trump make it? Ah?
Speaker 1: Well, the Trumpster who head to the Super Bowl. All
Speaker 1: we'd hear is USA, USA? And how about him in
Speaker 1: the casinos throwing dice? Yea, how about that just walking
Speaker 1: up to her? Guys, how you're doing what.
Speaker 3: He's yelling?
Speaker 1: Baby needs a new pair of shoes. Now you think
Speaker 1: Biden would have done that? No, Kamala Harris in a wheelchair?
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 3: How about this, Travis Kelcey, this is CNN, this is
Speaker 3: a headline? You ready?
Speaker 1: No, Travis Kelcey and Taylor Swift celebrate Eagle fans fired up.
Speaker 1: They look for every excuse to put her face on
Speaker 1: the front page. That's it, Taylor, and now she's probably
Speaker 1: public enemy number one in Philadelphia. I would hope so,
Speaker 1: because those fans are crazy, Joe Burrow take her away
Speaker 1: hoping that Buffalo would win.
Speaker 3: That would change everything, switch it up.
Speaker 1: Maybe then Casey would come here and Joe Burrow and
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift would kick ass on the field, except the
Speaker 1: confetti and the trophies right in front of Travis Kelcey.
Speaker 3: Now would that be something? Would you be surprised if
Speaker 3: that happened? You're on something. I give me that You're
Speaker 3: absolutely on something. Me out of the stooge report, police
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Speaker 10: So I think we got to have tough conditions. Tell
Speaker 10: people to come out of the shadows. If they've committed
Speaker 10: a crime, to port them, no questions asked, they're gone.
Speaker 2: If they.
Speaker 10: If they've been working in our law abiding we should say,
Speaker 10: here are the conditions for you staying. You have to
Speaker 10: pay a stiff fine because you came here illegally. You
Speaker 10: have to pay back taxes, and you have to try
Speaker 10: to learn English, and you have.
Speaker 3: To wait in line.
Speaker 1: Hillary seg your reaction. I found that on AOC that
Speaker 1: was Hillary Clinton twenty eight. She wanted to deport them,
Speaker 1: then correct and make them earning, learn angrily about that
Speaker 1: and payback taxes. I bet you she was miss hell
Speaker 1: outa here. I bet you she was misquoted on.
Speaker 3: Seven hundred WLW Bill cunning into Great America.
Speaker 1: Let's face promises, made promises tipped. With all the immigration
Speaker 1: raids going on with Columbia, the Nation of Columbia back
Speaker 1: and down, we won't accept the flowers nor their coffee beans.
Speaker 1: Now they're back on track, a message is being sent
Speaker 1: around the world. There's a new sheriff in town, and
Speaker 1: his name is Donald John Trump. But so much needs
Speaker 1: to be said about all the other stuff, including DEI
Speaker 1: and whether that caused some of the difficulties we have
Speaker 1: right now. Head at Lehanna and Hawaii have it all
Speaker 1: through Chicago.
Speaker 3: DEI.
Speaker 1: There's about an eight billion dollar industry built up, an
Speaker 1: American annual industry advocating the principles of DEI, which is
Speaker 1: racial and sexual discrimination masquerading as something else. Joan, you
Speaker 1: and I now is Josh Bernstein. He's been with me
Speaker 1: a couple times in the past, and he's written several
Speaker 1: columns on this. He's a talk show host and a
Speaker 1: columnist and a good Barry Farbara, a legend in this business,
Speaker 1: said that he's a savant when it comes to politics.
Speaker 1: And Josh Bernstein, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham show,
Speaker 1: and Josh, first of all, give me your thoughts on
Speaker 1: the dismantling of DI and the thought that it became
Speaker 1: an equal opportunity then became affirmative action, then it became
Speaker 1: a DEI still embraced by Costco, by the way, but
Speaker 1: not by Walmart. So are you surprised or pleased with
Speaker 1: the fact that Donald Trump's getting rid of the eight
Speaker 1: billion dollar industry called DEI?
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely, I am. Look, I've been calling for for
Speaker 8: the longest time, and I've said to my audience that look, folks,
Speaker 8: just hang on, hang tight. Eventually it's going to come
Speaker 8: down to one thing and one thing only, and that
Speaker 8: is financial. It's going to come down to money. Do
Speaker 8: these companies want to be in business to make money
Speaker 8: and profits or do they want to be in business
Speaker 8: to give away their profits? And you know, kowtow to
Speaker 8: groups like the Human Rights Campaign, which has nothing to
Speaker 8: do with human rights. These are a bunch of leftists
Speaker 8: that reach out to businesses and woketocracies if you will,
Speaker 8: and try to change them permanently to their will and say,
Speaker 8: if you don't do this, and if you don't accept
Speaker 8: these types of policies, then we're going to boycott your business,
Speaker 8: And thankfully that doesn't work anymore. President Trump is back
Speaker 8: in office for a reason, the American people were tired
Speaker 8: of all the DEI stuff and the Dealanmull trainees out there,
Speaker 8: and the bud lights and the Adidas and you know,
Speaker 8: the targets and the weird clothing they're selling to children.
Speaker 11: The American people just had it.
Speaker 8: And I think what happened ultimately is that not only
Speaker 8: when President Trump was elected, but the d EI people
Speaker 8: really like Okay, arjig is a bit over for us,
Speaker 8: and thank.
Speaker 1: God it is, because isn't it racial and sexual discrimination
Speaker 1: to tell someone you're going to be hired because of
Speaker 1: your skin color or the kind of sex that you enjoy.
Speaker 1: And I've had many kids as a historian Forbes and
Speaker 1: one in the Wall Street Journal, that you have large numbers,
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of kids coming out of colleges and universities,
Speaker 1: and they're the wrong color, and they're straight, and they're
Speaker 1: generally white males. For example, they can't find work. I've
Speaker 1: had many college kids tell me they've come out of Columbia,
Speaker 1: they've come out of Xavier, they've come out out of
Speaker 1: Utah State, and they can't find work because they're the
Speaker 1: wrong color. And I watched this guy named Starbuck recently
Speaker 1: in one of the morning shows that pointed out that
Speaker 1: seventy percent out of the interns Goldman Sachs are persons
Speaker 1: of color or different lifestyles, and that you can't have
Speaker 1: that in a free and open society where a person's
Speaker 1: color is held against them. The Democratic Party spent decades,
Speaker 1: a century or two imprisoning, raping, and slaving black folks.
Speaker 1: And when black folks moved out of the South in
Speaker 1: the forties and fifties and sixties that come to the North,
Speaker 1: they couldn't take democratic rule anymore. They found themselves in
Speaker 1: democratic cities where now the object is discrimination against somebody
Speaker 1: else in favor of African Americans or Hispanics or gay folks.
Speaker 1: And as a consequence, the Democratic Party filled with discrimination.
Speaker 1: Two hundred years of slavery now about fifty years of
Speaker 1: affirmative action DEI.
Speaker 3: And we can't take it anymore.
Speaker 1: And so when Forbes and a Wall Street journal says,
Speaker 1: the kids and their parents are spending hundreds of thousands
Speaker 1: of dollars, and you come out of school ready to
Speaker 1: get to work. If you're the wrong color, you can't
Speaker 1: be hired. Isn't that wrong?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Absolutely, I mean it's basically reverse racism, you know. I
Speaker 8: mean it's unbelievable when you think about it, these affirmative
Speaker 8: action programs and how racist they were to people that
Speaker 8: were white, that were Caucasian, that you know, worked hard
Speaker 8: and went to school and did the right thing. And
Speaker 8: yet these other people that are a different color or
Speaker 8: a different minority come in and they get these jobs,
Speaker 8: and they're not qualified for these jobs half the time.
Speaker 8: And it should be a meritocracy, right, It should be
Speaker 8: based on merit. It should not be based on skin color.
Speaker 8: It should not be based on creed or sexual orientation
Speaker 8: or any of these things. And thank god we you know,
Speaker 8: we have you know, quote unquote a daddy back, if
Speaker 8: you will, because look, the United States of America needs
Speaker 8: a strong male leader. And that's not a knock against
Speaker 8: women or anything like that. It's just the reality that
Speaker 8: when we are making a lot of these decisions, we're
Speaker 8: taking emotion out of it and we're using logic and
Speaker 8: we're using the ability to kind of look at a
Speaker 8: situation and say what is best for America, not what's
Speaker 8: best for the individual and not what's best for you know,
Speaker 8: DEI or what's best for you know, feelings and all that.
Speaker 11: It's what's best for America.
Speaker 8: And I think that businesses in this country are going
Speaker 8: to start to embrace that once again, and you're going
Speaker 8: to see the DEI stuff die a lonely death, which
Speaker 8: it should.
Speaker 3: Well COSTCO said no.
Speaker 1: And I think part of it is, Josh, is that
Speaker 1: the vice presidents of human resources at these big time
Speaker 1: companies come out of the university system where they're indoctrinated
Speaker 1: and they think they're they're they're in the Lord's work,
Speaker 1: and those individuals also must be let go. It's wonderful
Speaker 1: to watch Pete Hegseth take a take a knife to
Speaker 1: all the DEI throughout the Pentagon and throughout the military
Speaker 1: and bringing back those who did not want to have
Speaker 1: their have their COVID shots, and DEIME permeates all through
Speaker 1: the the American military, which is wrong. And also, and
Speaker 1: you've written about California similar to Lehanna, that the Trumpsters
Speaker 1: telling Californians his meetings with Karen Bass were unbelievable. I
Speaker 1: loved him, and that the DEI must die. D I
Speaker 1: E must die in California because look at what you
Speaker 1: get when you have fire chiefs and others hard because
Speaker 1: of their sexual orientation and not because of their competency.
Speaker 1: White males need not apply, especially if you're straight in
Speaker 1: a Christian and so I don't know the lawsuits will
Speaker 1: be filed. They have been filed already. Because Donald Trump
Speaker 1: wants to get rid of racial discrimination or racial preferences
Speaker 1: and sexual preferences. He wants a merit based society, and
Speaker 1: you can't have individuals like Karen Bass, for example, who
Speaker 1: was elected of the fire chief explain how DEI has
Speaker 1: a exacerbated the problems with the fires in California and
Speaker 1: now the mud slides and more.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Well, look, the first thing that President Trump should have
Speaker 8: done when he was sitting at that roundtable is when
Speaker 8: Karen Bass opened up her trap and started talking. He
Speaker 8: should have said, actually, Karen, you're actually part.
Speaker 11: Of the issue here.
Speaker 8: You're part of the problem. And until you resign and
Speaker 8: Gavin Newsom resigns, California is not going to see one
Speaker 8: penny of federal aid because we cannot allow the same
Speaker 8: people that created this issue and problem and exacerbated these
Speaker 8: issues and problems to then be left in place as
Speaker 8: if you're going to somehow be a point person to
Speaker 8: assist in trying to fix the problem. So until you
Speaker 8: have resigned, are you planning on resigning right now today?
Speaker 8: Right now at this point? Like put it right on
Speaker 8: the spot, that's what he should have done, because that's
Speaker 8: boss man energy right there, and that's what he should
Speaker 8: have done. And those are some things, you know that
Speaker 8: we have to be able to look at and say
Speaker 8: that these people need to be fired, they need to
Speaker 8: be prosecuted for what they did. Look, there's no way,
Speaker 8: there's no excuse that you can have a wildfire and
Speaker 8: then not.
Speaker 11: Have water in the hoses to put out the fires.
Speaker 8: And I think that some of this should be investigated.
Speaker 8: And I would start with Linda and Stuart Resnik, the
Speaker 8: Resnik family. They are basically water barons. They are multi
Speaker 8: billionaires that own a huge organic farm that uses one
Speaker 8: hundred and fifty billions of gallons of water a year,
Speaker 8: which is twice what Los Angeles County residents actually use.
Speaker 8: And in nineteen ninety four they paid off the California authorities.
Speaker 11: For water and they bought the Kern Water.
Speaker 8: Authority and therefore they control fifty seven percent of all
Speaker 8: of California's water. This is a company that has a
Speaker 8: company called The Wonderful Company. They do pistachio nuts, they
Speaker 8: do Fiji water, they do know pomegranate juice. They have
Speaker 8: this huge organic farm, and I think that that ought
Speaker 8: to be investigated. Why are they the barriers, if you will,
Speaker 8: of the water in the state of California. How did
Speaker 8: they end up getting that water? And why is there
Speaker 8: no water in the fire hydrants that are able to
Speaker 8: put out these fires. I also don't understand why the
Speaker 8: fires on Malibu. Why couldn't you just drop a giant
Speaker 8: hose in the ocean and put a pump in there
Speaker 8: and pump the water out from the ocean and directly
Speaker 8: onto the houses. So, look, a lot of things have
Speaker 8: gone wrong, a lot of things I think have been nefarious.
Speaker 11: In nature, and they all need to be investigated.
Speaker 8: But we certainly cannot leave the same people Karen Bass
Speaker 8: and Gather Newsom and the rest of them.
Speaker 11: In charge to investigate the investigators.
Speaker 8: That doesn't make any sense. So I think President Trump
Speaker 8: ought to hire somebody, you know, maybe as an independent
Speaker 8: council to investigate what happened in California so that it
Speaker 8: never happens again. But there are similarities between Lahna and California.
Speaker 8: The fire hydrants were dry, there was not enough warning
Speaker 8: that the fires were coming. I mean, a lot of
Speaker 8: the DEI stuff that you saw in Lahna you also
Speaker 8: saw resurface in California. And those are just some of
Speaker 8: the things that you know that I talked about in
Speaker 8: my book Preserving Liberty, Bold and Brave Solutions to Save
Speaker 8: America create Permanent Freedom, which anyone can go and pick
Speaker 8: up right now. It's an easy read, one hundred and
Speaker 8: fifty pages, and you can get it on Amazon if
Speaker 8: you want. But you know, we talk about a lot
Speaker 8: of different things and preserving liberty and how to save
Speaker 8: liberty from DEI, from these leftists, from these radical extremists
Speaker 8: that believe that, you know, the government is the option
Speaker 8: to all and the solution to all of our problems.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 11: No, So that's kind of what I talk about.
Speaker 1: In fact, Josh Burnston, if you look at American cities
Speaker 1: controlled by the Democrat liberal progress as for the last
Speaker 1: forty to fifty sixty one hundred years, what large American
Speaker 1: city has benefited greatly from liberal Democrats? And complete control.
Speaker 1: Is it New York City Subway? Is it the Chicago
Speaker 1: Public schools? Here in Cincinnati, we can't remove snow and
Speaker 1: ice from city streets. It's that Los Angeles is at Portland,
Speaker 1: Oregon with their homelessness. What American city has grossly benefited
Speaker 1: our magnificent, opulent American cities have grossly benefited from liberals
Speaker 1: being in charge for decades.
Speaker 3: Can you name one or two?
Speaker 8: I can't name any at all. I mean, you can
Speaker 8: go right down the list, from Colorado being a bright
Speaker 8: red state to now the California liberals moving into Denver
Speaker 8: taking over their government and just absolutely destroying it. You
Speaker 8: could look at Chicago, you could look at the state
Speaker 8: of Illinois. The state of Illinois is a bright red state.
Speaker 8: If you remove Crook County from the equation, That's where
Speaker 8: all the crime is. That's where all the murder is.
Speaker 8: That's where all the unwed mothers are, That's where all
Speaker 8: the drug trafficking is. Everything is going on, the illegals.
Speaker 11: All in these big blue cities.
Speaker 8: I talked about that in the book. How do we
Speaker 8: take away the power structure from these big blue cities
Speaker 8: and give it back to its rightful owners we the people,
Speaker 8: because it's amazing when you look at it and you
Speaker 8: realize there's three one hundred and forty two counties or
Speaker 8: county equivalents in the United States in America, and fifty percent,
Speaker 8: five oh fifty percent of the entire population of the
Speaker 8: United States lives in only one hundred and forty four
Speaker 8: of those counties. So if you live in one of
Speaker 8: those twenty nine hundred and ninety eight less populated counties,
Speaker 8: then you are literally part of the ninety five percent
Speaker 8: of the country that has no say in who your
Speaker 8: elected officials are. So how can we sit here with
Speaker 8: a straight face and say that we are four of
Speaker 8: and by the people if only five percent of the
Speaker 8: people are making the decisions for the other ninety five percent.
Speaker 8: I join my book talk about how we can destroy
Speaker 8: that structure. You say, the left wants to get rid
Speaker 8: of the electoral college, right, so that they can run
Speaker 8: up the coasts and you'd never have another Republican in
Speaker 8: office again. But what I want to do is I
Speaker 8: want to create fifty Nebraskas or fifty mains, and I
Speaker 8: want to proportion these electoral votes not based on the state,
Speaker 8: but rather based on the counties and break them down
Speaker 8: between metropolitan, micropolitan and sparsely populated.
Speaker 4: And I talk about it in the book.
Speaker 8: There's a formula to hit fifty one percent that would
Speaker 8: change exactly how we do our elections. It would almost
Speaker 8: be simple or to a runoff like the Kanesset where
Speaker 8: you have multiple parties, because then what you would do
Speaker 8: is you'd separate and you would take that power structure
Speaker 8: away from these big blue cities like we're talking about,
Speaker 8: and you would take that power and give it back
Speaker 8: to be the people in the less represented counties of
Speaker 8: America and give them the political power and out away
Speaker 8: at the expense of the big cities. So I talked
Speaker 8: about a lot of interesting things like that in Preserving
Speaker 8: Liberty as well.
Speaker 1: Josh Bernstein, that would be fantastic. But if the citizens
Speaker 1: of Chicago go from Lori Lighthead to Johnson and they're thinking, okay,
Speaker 1: anticipating different results. God helps those that help themselves, and
Speaker 1: cities have got to rise up. And I hope Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is the instrument. And nothing is going to change
Speaker 1: unless JD. Vance or someone like him takes over the
Speaker 1: presidency after Trump. We can't have four years on, four
Speaker 1: years off and here comes the next I don't know,
Speaker 1: Gavin Newson be the president. For God's sakes, we need
Speaker 1: eight to twelve years. But Josh, we got to run
Speaker 1: once again. The book is outs everywhere we haven't touched.
Speaker 1: Will Trump destroyed the two tier justice system once and
Speaker 1: for all. Maybe next time you're on, we have to
Speaker 1: talk about that too. But Josh Burnstein, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Don't be a stranger,
Speaker 1: and let's do it again.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Josh, anytime, any topic.
Speaker 1: God bless blessed America. Let's continue with more. In the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, we see it here also goes what's
Speaker 1: going on in Hyde Park as an effort by the
Speaker 1: city to bring in more, shall we say, high income Americans,
Speaker 1: to paper over the tremendous financial difficulties by building up
Speaker 1: in such a way as to have more money in
Speaker 1: the city coffers with less city services. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WULW All.
Speaker 6: Right, Brandon, I want you to guess here, in their
Speaker 6: last eleven games in the playoffs, how many times did
Speaker 6: the Chiefs have more penalties than their opponents?
Speaker 4: Too?
Speaker 2: Zero?
Speaker 6: Zero times? The Chiefs had more penalties than their opponents.
Speaker 6: The total penalties across those games, it is thirty six
Speaker 6: for the Chiefs compared to their opponents sixty six.
Speaker 7: Double, almost double. And you know of those games are
Speaker 7: in arrows two of them that are not in arrowhead right,
Speaker 7: and it's yep.
Speaker 6: So let's look at some specific penalties. Right, how many
Speaker 6: total roughing the passers were called on the Chiefs in
Speaker 6: eleven games? Four one?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 6: One roughing the passer penalty in eleven games called against
Speaker 6: the Chiefs compared to the opponents seven. Now, that was
Speaker 6: a little bit less than I thought, but a seven
Speaker 6: to one ratio is pretty crazy. Let's look at another one.
Speaker 6: How many total defensive pass interference or holding group together
Speaker 6: we're called on the Chiefs in those eleven games six three,
Speaker 6: oh my god, compared to the opponents eleven eleven?
Speaker 3: What are we doing here? There's data on this, just
Speaker 3: allowed I don't understand.
Speaker 6: Broken down by EPA, the Chiefs have eighteen point eighty
Speaker 6: four expected points added as a result of these penalties.
Speaker 6: Oh oh, now, how eight of those eleven games were
Speaker 6: decided by one score or less. So you do the
Speaker 6: math on that. This is my one question that I
Speaker 6: have out of this is there a safe and secure
Speaker 6: exit for officials at Arrowhead Stadium.
Speaker 5: Hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Card to argue with facts talking after yesterday's game, it
Speaker 1: got worse, And you mean to sit there and tell
Speaker 1: me this this in pro wrestling.
Speaker 3: You mean to tell me that a night's main event. Yeah,
Speaker 3: what is this?
Speaker 4: Come on?
Speaker 1: And Tay Tay's dating now Joe Burrow, you know it
Speaker 1: wanted to report on that?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 3: Who told you that?
Speaker 1: I can't told you that, Sarah elist Sarah told you yes,
Speaker 1: because he's going to break up the magic of the
Speaker 1: Kansas City Chief.
Speaker 3: Then I'm all for it. Whatever you say, bring her here,
Speaker 3: bring him here.
Speaker 1: Can you deal with the facts that the official NFL
Speaker 1: don't want the opponents to win, They don't want the
Speaker 1: Buffalo Bills to win.
Speaker 9: The ball spot on the terrible It was terrible because
Speaker 9: the one guy on the far away if you if
Speaker 9: you look, I saw cover at her angles like the
Speaker 9: referee on the let's call the sideline closest.
Speaker 3: To her, you know, the bottom of the screen.
Speaker 9: Right there was a guy in the way like a
Speaker 9: chief receiver or a Billings wouldn't see walk he couldn't
Speaker 9: see it.
Speaker 3: The guy on the far side saw it because he
Speaker 3: saw the ball and he said first down. He didn't
Speaker 3: say first down. His foot was the line. But somehow
Speaker 3: the call went to the guy who said it wasn't
Speaker 3: a first down.
Speaker 9: And then once it goes review, it's got to be
Speaker 9: indisputable video evidence, and there wasn't indisputable video.
Speaker 3: That's the million dollar question. Why Taylor Swift, Andy Reid's
Speaker 3: brother in law was the review guy?
Speaker 1: This one I had to report. Andy Reid's brother in
Speaker 1: law was the review guy. And Taylor Swift and the
Speaker 1: booth and the booth.
Speaker 9: Why did the Bills do the tush push six times
Speaker 9: the same way like they have like a fantastic offense.
Speaker 3: A great quarterback around the side a little bit? Clearly
Speaker 3: they had figured that out.
Speaker 9: They stopped about it, Nance and all them and talked
Speaker 9: about the you know, the chiefs of the media said, hey,
Speaker 9: we know he always always goes to the left, be
Speaker 9: ready to go for it left. So after the first
Speaker 9: like two times, they stop it. Why do you keep
Speaker 9: doing that? Hand the ball off to Cook do something
Speaker 9: that was that was infuriating.
Speaker 1: Maybe Andy Reid was calling the Bills offensive plays at
Speaker 1: some point in his microphoney kind of hacked in the
Speaker 1: whole deal.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. Tell me the truth, Rock
Speaker 3: is the game fixed? Is not fixed? You're a stooge.
Speaker 3: Hold on a minute. How about how about our boy
Speaker 3: here birthday.
Speaker 1: On Fridays on Friday, had the big dinner down the
Speaker 1: street Carlo and Johnny and then then gets it on
Speaker 1: X his former owner wishes him happy birthday, Jim Mersy,
Speaker 1: how about that?
Speaker 3: You gave me a nice little post. How about that?
Speaker 1: Really, I tell you what number fifty over here would
Speaker 1: want to be anywhere on that field with him because
Speaker 1: he was looking tough and rough.
Speaker 9: Mean cruel enough happy Mery is a little quirky, need
Speaker 9: a little out there, but he's great.
Speaker 3: Some drug problems, but you know, suffer from some demons,
Speaker 3: doesn't he have?
Speaker 9: Like a rock and roll collection of the best rock
Speaker 9: and roll memorabil collection Planet Earth is like you know,
Speaker 9: the guitar that Kirk Cobeane wrote smells like teen spirit on,
Speaker 9: like George Harrison stuff, John Lennon stuff, rolling stones, crazy memorabilia.
Speaker 1: Well my guitar gently reaps is the is the weeps
Speaker 1: weeps Weeps is the greatest weeps. Weeps is the best
Speaker 1: Bengal song, the best Beetles song.
Speaker 3: So fluster.
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift, you're thinking of Sarah there, it is right there,
Speaker 1: Sarah Lee's reports Taylor Swift is dating Joe Burrow and
Speaker 1: the influencer has left Manison Township.
Speaker 3: Is that possible?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 9: That is going to ruin her reputation as an influencer
Speaker 9: if that is not true, which.
Speaker 3: It is not, so I know she didn't say that.
Speaker 3: You said that. Sarah Lee said that.
Speaker 1: Seg will he the stood reports of pro service of
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Speaker 1: You could feel the Cincinnati cal Sheldon Braun at Braun
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Speaker 3: You know why George.
Speaker 1: He was angry and unhappy with the fact that his
Speaker 1: guitar wanted to cry out and Paul and John would
Speaker 1: not let him have more than one song on the
Speaker 1: Beatles album. He said, guitar gently weeps. That was his
Speaker 1: response to the way he was treated by the other Beatles.
Speaker 9: Go on YouTube right now. In YouTube, while my guitar
Speaker 9: gently weeps prints and his other.
Speaker 3: Falls in the crowd.
Speaker 1: I've seen absolutely just slays it on the guitar. It's wonderful.
Speaker 1: In fact, Danny, you know, the son of George, watched it.
Speaker 1: It just was in awe of Prince in his prime
Speaker 1: playing the guitar, like Paul playing drums of the piano.
Speaker 1: He was the best musician. Ringo Star was the second
Speaker 1: best drummer on the Beatles. Paul McCartney was better.
Speaker 3: No, that's not true. That's true.
Speaker 9: I am in the small but very significant drumming world,
Speaker 9: and Ringo Star is looked upon as one of the
Speaker 9: most the best and most influential drummers there is. That's
Speaker 9: not what jos. But he was so melodic, so j
Speaker 9: Joe Dino said it was Does Joe Dieters know about drumming?
Speaker 3: Oh, you're doubting justice, Joe.
Speaker 9: I told Joe on many many things. Here we go
Speaker 9: with my life and my children, but he does not
Speaker 9: know anything about drumming.
Speaker 11: That total crap.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Joe calls.
Speaker 1: You know what, Joe's gonna stop by with another indict
Speaker 1: by at some point in diet your ass.
Speaker 3: Rocky Edward Boyman v. The State of Ohio. Taylor Swift
Speaker 3: is going to take up the Bengal banner.
Speaker 4: You know you're a jackass for the next season.
Speaker 1: In a way we go, Holy moly, Joe Scott got
Speaker 1: just just read about George harro aroun here read about him.
Speaker 1: Paul was the best drummer, The best guitar is the
Speaker 1: best lyrics.
Speaker 3: Rob Pete best. He was the other Beatles drummer who.
Speaker 1: He's still getting to check. By the way, he gets
Speaker 1: about eighty thousand bucks a year he playing on like three.
Speaker 9: Songs such, I mean, how many days of his life
Speaker 9: minutes of a day? Still does he go?
Speaker 1: God? Can I just Ringo sat on one session and
Speaker 1: John and Paul sib Why that guy's better than we
Speaker 1: gotta get Ringo? But then you got Wally pipped. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it happens. That's why I don't give up this. You
Speaker 1: never know, you never know, you never know. While my
Speaker 1: guitar gently weep segment because George was crying out, give
Speaker 1: me a shot, guys, show my talent and his guitar
Speaker 1: was crying right there and he wouldn't And they wrote
Speaker 1: a song about it.
Speaker 3: Now that's the best Beatles song. Do you agree with?
Speaker 3: Jim Mersey has a guitar? What we just said that.
Speaker 3: I thought, I say, Kurt Cobain, Well here's that one too.
Speaker 3: He has all kinds of them. Did you know that,
Speaker 3: seg Yeah, you ignored.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, Bengals up they brought to you by good spirits,
Speaker 1: winding the back on Party Town with thirteen convenient locations
Speaker 1: in northern Kentucky and Golden spoke to the media today
Speaker 1: about many things and.
Speaker 3: What did Trump said? This is going to be rocky.
Speaker 3: The Golden Era are going to.
Speaker 5: Go right now.
Speaker 3: He's done more than unbelievable.
Speaker 9: I mean that the whole story about him with with
Speaker 9: the Columbian president and no, we ain't taken you. Go
Speaker 9: shove it up here, you know what. Okay, boom tariff
Speaker 9: and we'll send a plan.
Speaker 3: We'll get my plan save you now.
Speaker 9: Selena Gomez is on crime Instagram on Instagram about it.
Speaker 3: I can't take it anymore all much.
Speaker 9: Just dig it in because you just you gotta deal
Speaker 9: with it for about another twelve years.
Speaker 3: We need eight to twelve years to get to get
Speaker 3: the country.
Speaker 9: So it's just just gonna be a short twelve years
Speaker 9: for all those folks crying about this stuff.
Speaker 3: So just hanging go by quickly.
Speaker 1: She's an absolute breaking down of sobbing about all of
Speaker 1: her fans leaving the country.
Speaker 3: Not going to date her anymore. Now I dated Taylor Swift.
Speaker 3: That's a different story. Anything else you want to mention?
Speaker 3: You mentioned more than anybody today.
Speaker 1: Sarah Aleae set me up for the think that this happens,
Speaker 1: that fortunes of the Bengals change significantly. She's buying the stadium.
Speaker 1: The Bills and the Bengals have been to seven Super Bowls?
Speaker 1: What's the record?
Speaker 8: Zero?
Speaker 1: If you would date Taylor Swift? It's hard to knock
Speaker 1: the shamp off the top of the mountain. He just
Speaker 1: I knew, I knew it was going to did you
Speaker 1: know what was going to happen?
Speaker 2: Something?
Speaker 9: But what's the excitement level for the Super Bowl? Though
Speaker 9: this is a replay a rematch of two years ago?
Speaker 9: Are people fired up about this? I saw online right
Speaker 9: now tickets are going for like nosebleed. Tickets are for
Speaker 9: a six thousand dollars what, which is actually down from
Speaker 9: from from last.
Speaker 3: Year they were about about twelve hundred dollars more. I
Speaker 3: don't think people want to watch the Chiefs get beat,
Speaker 3: don't we?
Speaker 1: That's why I'm thinking that Barkley runs for like three
Speaker 1: hundred yards. Every time I picked a team they lose.
Speaker 1: Jalen Hurst is a good story too, that that guy
Speaker 1: is just perseverance. I mean, there's nothing I love more
Speaker 1: than those kind of stories.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's good. Great player got.
Speaker 9: Replaced by two a tongue of by low members or
Speaker 9: five back. He was going on hurts and goes over
Speaker 9: the home was still great, you know, stated.
Speaker 1: Believing and he can well if they win, but can
Speaker 1: you beat Tata Fox Sports and beat the whole aura
Speaker 1: in New Orleans?
Speaker 3: With Tata?
Speaker 1: They're crying and can you see Travis Kelcey on one
Speaker 1: knee after the game? Miss the confetti's coming down? Will
Speaker 1: you marry Merry?
Speaker 3: Will you marry me? And then Joe Burrow snatched it
Speaker 3: was like.
Speaker 9: Last year there was like supposed to that contract that
Speaker 9: was uncovered that was with their two marketing firms, that
Speaker 9: it was a whole whole thing was a set up
Speaker 9: and it was a fake.
Speaker 3: It was a sham.
Speaker 1: I got a text here from Joe justice joke, here
Speaker 1: we go number one. He says, now Rocket it kissed
Speaker 1: my ass.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't know what. But he also
Speaker 3: said John Lennon said that Ringo is not the best drummer.
Speaker 1: But he begins by saying, tell my fellow senex grad
Speaker 1: to kiss my ass.
Speaker 3: But you care to comment on that segment, please continue?
Speaker 3: Got nothing else think that after that? Thank that?
Speaker 1: Sorry, throw it under the bus. You get it for justice, Joe,
Speaker 1: he'll have a piece of paper for you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: And here it is.
Speaker 3: He said it to the number what was the eaters
Speaker 3: right up there? So he sends it. He's listening, saying
Speaker 3: is in the drumming communities? Okay? John Lennon knows, knows
Speaker 3: is very and you is that what you're saying? Are
Speaker 3: you saying?
Speaker 8: Are you down?
Speaker 3: Maybe he's better help.
Speaker 9: All I'm saying is he is very highly regarded amongst around.
Speaker 9: Dave hit that again first.
Speaker 3: Subtlety, you need psychiatric help. That's you need psychiatric help.
Speaker 2: Rock.
Speaker 3: He's just saying, just saying, in other words, he just
Speaker 3: say not a serious person, is not. I love him dearly,
Speaker 3: but he's nuts.
Speaker 2: I would never say that. Thank you. Joe.
Speaker 3: There you go. What's he doing right now? It's Joe doing?
Speaker 3: Can you get him back here at Haimond County for
Speaker 3: a little bit, just so well, we've don't have problems yet,
Speaker 3: but I sense.
Speaker 9: Problem to him now, behind the force of the Trumpster.
Speaker 9: What could be done in our city?
Speaker 3: Clean things?
Speaker 1: New US attorney? I heard it might be Orlando Sanza
Speaker 1: gonna kick ass like mister Ass. You know who mister
Speaker 1: Ass was, don't you? Mister Yeah, serious guy, he's a
Speaker 1: serious person.
Speaker 3: But we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: It's up to the Trumpster to appoint a new US
Speaker 1: attorney that's got power over everything in Southern Maybe it's you.
Speaker 1: I've turned it down, unbelievable. I don't want to pay
Speaker 1: cut just saying boom pall be true. So what's on
Speaker 1: the big show today?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 9: We have Mike Petrelli right out of gate talking about
Speaker 9: the Bengals news. Jerry Montgomery hired as a DION coach,
Speaker 9: Mike Hodges hired as an LB coach, Ol Golden officially
Speaker 9: on board. He spoke today about talking with every member
Speaker 9: of the fighting Irish Defense.
Speaker 3: Every personally talk to him. They're good.
Speaker 1: One they're making a lot of money. The other thing
Speaker 1: is this Zach Taylor's last year. No if he fails
Speaker 1: miserably again with his second coaching staff, what do you say?
Speaker 3: Then was Zach Shillliby a major d at? Jeff Ruby State?
Speaker 9: Angles need to acquire and develop better players?
Speaker 3: How about Jim Knowles leaving? Where's he going? Penn State?
Speaker 3: Three point one million this season? Three years ten? Kelly
Speaker 3: may be headed out. Jo Kelly's going Ohio State. So
Speaker 3: Hio See wins it all?
Speaker 9: And then they didn't really use to lose Jeremiah Smith too.
Speaker 1: They lose thirteen of the twenty two starters, thirteen of
Speaker 1: the twenty two including.
Speaker 3: It looks like the OC and the DC. Now what
Speaker 3: do you say? Notre Dame defensive quer is making over
Speaker 3: three million dollars years Thompson College football three point one
Speaker 3: three years to take up to ten million.
Speaker 9: What does he know that we all don't know? Is
Speaker 9: he he must know that they don't have much in
Speaker 9: the cupboard at a highest la?
Speaker 3: Is that what he's saying?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Moving right? Ryan Days? And you know I'm losing my
Speaker 3: players and my car won the rings, the money and
Speaker 3: the women. You just hold up his hand and say,
Speaker 3: take a look. It's well, once you win one, it's
Speaker 3: all good. It's hard. So how does Tom Brady win seven?
Speaker 11: Huh?
Speaker 1: They're talking about Patrick Mahomes being like Michael Jordan. If
Speaker 1: he wins, he'll win. This will be four for him.
Speaker 1: He's a little over halfway home. Think about that. But
Speaker 1: Tom Brady never dated Taylor Swift because he had just
Speaker 1: sell the woman with that walking Tommy to take Tayte away.
Speaker 1: That's just the Super Bowl stoke. But when that be something, No.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about tb taking tayte away? How about this
Speaker 3: bother single or do that?
Speaker 9: Does she walk up and go tom Joe Burrow, do
Speaker 9: you ever have body's to say, you know, my wife
Speaker 9: will never leave me, and blah blah blah. Let me
Speaker 9: tell you if Giselle, okay, we'll leave Tom Brady, who's
Speaker 9: the most famous quarterback of all time, the best player
Speaker 9: Hollywood good looks with with hundreds of millions of dollars.
Speaker 9: If she'll cheat on him, she your wife will cheat
Speaker 9: on you.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that, Rock, I can't Just telling you,
Speaker 1: what about about Joe Burrow's influencer? What about her status
Speaker 1: these days? Get her back to the house. Yeah, let
Speaker 1: her go home, honey? All right, Rock, thank you very much,
Speaker 1: Thank you man. A lot of rumors out there, little facts.
Speaker 1: I deal with facts and not rumors. By the way,
Speaker 1: you show your guy with the facts on the fentanyl deal.
Speaker 1: He put the cheese on the cracker.
Speaker 3: That was really good.
Speaker 1: Marbat with kids, I'd be scared to death today. Chinese
Speaker 1: are killing us with fentanyl and TikTok our minds and
Speaker 1: our bodies. And at this point, what chance do we
Speaker 1: have without the Trump stern and Trump I trust full
Speaker 1: speed ahead.
Speaker 3: Well a dughter of a beautiful bunday here in the
Speaker 3: tri State we leave, I can't.
Speaker 10: So I think we got to have tough conditions.
Speaker 3: This is Hillary.
Speaker 10: Tell people to come out of the shadows. If they've
Speaker 10: committed a crime, deport them, no questions asked, They're gone.
Speaker 10: If they wait, if they've been working in our law abiding,
Speaker 10: we should say, here are the conditions for you staying.
Speaker 10: You have to pay a stiff fine because you came
Speaker 10: here illegally. You have to pay back taxes, and you
Speaker 10: have to try to learn English, and you have to
Speaker 10: wait in line.
Speaker 9: What keep Hillary, that was in two thousand and eight. Yeah,
Speaker 9: look at the pendulum swing. So that was two thousand
Speaker 9: and eight. Then it swung all the way way on
Speaker 9: into some place we never even could imagine.
Speaker 3: Now It's swung all the way back that way in
Speaker 3: a few short years.
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