Speaker 1: My Billy hunting him the Great America. Welcome this glorious
Speaker 1: Friday afternoon. The trist did a bit rainy, a bit drizzly.
Speaker 1: Hope for the weather, hold off tonight for the Luke
Speaker 1: Cone concert and so much more. But great time to
Speaker 1: be a Cincinnati, great time to be an American. And
Speaker 1: joining you and I now as Shari Polo, the main
Speaker 1: anchor despite the protestations of Mike Dartis at Channel five
Speaker 1: and Shari Pololo, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Shari, you did a story a couple of nights
Speaker 1: ago I found fascinating. It's just wonderful every time there
Speaker 1: was a horrible, disgusting event that takes place, littered afterwards
Speaker 1: are the courage and bravery of individual men or women
Speaker 1: That kind of gives you a hope that humanity will
Speaker 1: survive in the long term. The events and Florence, Kentucky
Speaker 1: Police Chief Jeff Mallory had the news conference and you
Speaker 1: did a great story on police Officer Tyler Jackson and
Speaker 1: the victims. We can't forget the victims. Delaney Ury nineteen
Speaker 1: years old, Hayden Ribickie twenty years old, just kids going
Speaker 1: to a birthday party, the brave, courageous mother who gave
Speaker 1: her life for her daughter, Melissa Parrett forty four and
Speaker 1: Shane Miller, twenty years old. It's almost been a month
Speaker 1: since it happened. I can't believe it's been so quickly.
Speaker 1: But you did a great story a couple of nights
Speaker 1: ago about this police officer that saved a young girl's life.
Speaker 1: Can you tell more about that to the American people?
Speaker 2: Yeah, good afternoon, Willy. You know what, You're exactly right.
Speaker 2: And by the way, we should mention there were three
Speaker 2: other shooting victims. I believe two of the three have
Speaker 2: been released, but one I believe is still in the hospital.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is one of those shootings that just
Speaker 2: rocked this community. And a reporter, David Kershaw, was able
Speaker 2: to talk with this officer. This is Tyler Jackson. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is honestly such an unbelievable story because this guy's
Speaker 2: twenty six years old, he's only been a police officer
Speaker 2: for a couple of years, and even by the chiefs account,
Speaker 2: things like this don't happened in Florence, Kentucky. I used
Speaker 2: to live there. I lived right near this neighborhood. It's
Speaker 2: a beautiful, quiet, little community. Maybe Cincinnati police officers, you know,
Speaker 2: expect something more like this because they respond to shootings
Speaker 2: sadly almost day in and day out. But in Florence, Kentucky,
Speaker 2: they never expect something like this to happen. And they happened.
Speaker 2: This police officer and a few of the others, not
Speaker 2: all of them. This police officer happened to have this tool.
Speaker 2: It's called slats A and it was in his basically
Speaker 2: his medical bag. And if you will picture almost a syringe.
Speaker 2: It's filled with this kind of powdery substance that will
Speaker 2: solidify you shoot it into the wound, and it essentially
Speaker 2: plots bleeding. So typically what happens in a situation like this,
Speaker 2: and my understanding from talking with paramedics and emergency workers
Speaker 2: is that what will happen with so many of these
Speaker 2: shooting victims is within five minutes they'll bleed out. In
Speaker 2: this particular little girl, young girl I should say, Chloe,
Speaker 2: she was shot in the chest above the heart and
Speaker 2: she could have died had he not have had this tool.
Speaker 3: And what he did was.
Speaker 2: He, you know, he grabs it out of his medical bag,
Speaker 2: he shoots it in her chest, it's not the bleeding.
Speaker 2: He wasn't sure she was going to make it to
Speaker 2: the hospital. And he gets there and he's like, is
Speaker 2: she's still alive? Is she's still alive? And she was,
Speaker 2: and she survived because of this tool. In fact, the
Speaker 2: police chief saying that you know, they you know, he
Speaker 2: admitted that they have he believes, cutting edge training, cutting
Speaker 2: edge equipment in Florence, but that they don't have a
Speaker 2: ton of these syringes, if you will, for every police officer.
Speaker 2: They were able to get them through a grant, but
Speaker 2: now Florence Police they're going to try to come up
Speaker 2: with the money themselves to make sure they have more
Speaker 2: of them, because, as we you know, saw on July sixth,
Speaker 2: you never know when you're going to need something like that.
Speaker 1: In fact, I think it ought to be almost required,
Speaker 1: like a heart defibrillator. But nonetheless, the odds of this
Speaker 1: young officer having the wherewithal at that circumstance, and these
Speaker 1: cops aren't used to dealing with gunshot victims and to
Speaker 1: show up on the nine to one one calls. I'm
Speaker 1: glad you and Mike didn't play them a couple of
Speaker 1: nights ago or last night, because they're heartbreaking, but they're
Speaker 1: on the website.
Speaker 2: Really did you listen to that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I listened. After a while, I couldn't, so I.
Speaker 2: Had to turn it off. I'm going to be honest
Speaker 2: with you. First of all, I will say so many
Speaker 2: of the people who called in. I mean, these young
Speaker 2: people were trying so hard to stay calm. And you know,
Speaker 2: when you're at a party, how many of us know
Speaker 2: the exact address. When you're at a friend's house, you know,
Speaker 2: you don't know exactly where you are. And then on
Speaker 2: top of it, you've just been running out of a
Speaker 2: house because there's a gunman running through. I mean, those
Speaker 2: nine one one calls were horrific. I always say, no
Speaker 2: matter if fits a car crash, a shooting, a fire,
Speaker 2: it's always typically someone's worst moment when you're calling nine
Speaker 2: one one. Those dispatchers were so calm and trying to
Speaker 2: get information from these young people, but it was horrific.
Speaker 2: And then just think of these police officers and like
Speaker 2: I said this, Tyler Jackson, I mean, he was in
Speaker 2: the National Guard in twenty twenty, he trained to be
Speaker 2: a police officer tepper. Do you think you're going to
Speaker 2: be responding to a mass shooting a couple of years
Speaker 2: later and having to save a young teenager's life.
Speaker 1: It's heartbreaking, but I saw redemption and the behavior of
Speaker 1: Tyler Jackson saving Chloe's life, and the picture that you
Speaker 1: had of those two in the hospital, and I assume
Speaker 1: Chloe's going to have a full recovery, and that picture,
Speaker 1: I thought, that tells me that humanity can survive the
Speaker 1: absolute horror of the mass shooting. And we don't know
Speaker 1: why it happened at this point, the punk, the murderer
Speaker 1: snapped or did something. Do we know any thing about motive,
Speaker 1: much like the motive and the assassination at Temple Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: who knows?
Speaker 2: We don't know a lot of most well, it sounds,
Speaker 2: you know, by all indications from you know, people who
Speaker 2: we've been talking with, including you know, some of the
Speaker 2: victims who were at that party and friends of this
Speaker 2: young girl, Delaney, who died. She was nineteen years old.
Speaker 2: He had been this this gunman. She broke up with him.
Speaker 2: He was very upset. He apparently tried to get there
Speaker 2: was another party the night before and he wasn't allowed in.
Speaker 2: He had been kind of calling her. I guess friends
Speaker 2: were conserved and then he shows up at this party
Speaker 2: the next night again, another twenty first birthday party for
Speaker 2: this you know, poor kid and his mom's killed, his
Speaker 2: sisters shot, multiple friends are shot and killed. I mean,
Speaker 2: it was just such a horrific attack. And sadly, you
Speaker 2: know what the saddest part to me, WILLI is because
Speaker 2: these incidents happened so often across the country that were
Speaker 2: almost a little immune to it. I mean, here that
Speaker 2: happened on July sixth, that was only a couple of
Speaker 2: weeks ago. The next weekend, you know, former President Trump,
Speaker 2: there was the assassination attempt on him. The following weekend,
Speaker 2: President Biden withdrawals from the race. So it almost becomes
Speaker 2: old news because we've heard of these shootings so often
Speaker 2: across the country, and it's just it is honestly heart wrenching.
Speaker 2: I have teenagers, young twenty year old I cannot imagine
Speaker 2: them being at a party and being gunned down and
Speaker 2: running for their lives. One of the other nine one
Speaker 2: one calls was from a group of kids in a
Speaker 2: car who were running, who were in a car racing
Speaker 2: out of the party. They were so scared and they
Speaker 2: were calling nine one one and they thought he was
Speaker 2: choosing them, because remember that gunman fled the scene in
Speaker 2: a car. They thought he was chasing them, and he
Speaker 2: ends up luckily police caught up with him, and then
Speaker 2: he took it in in life. But it's honestly, you
Speaker 2: can't really wrap your mind around that kind of terror.
Speaker 2: And as a parent, I can't even imagine losing one
Speaker 2: of my kids because they went to a twenty first
Speaker 2: birthday party sick.
Speaker 1: And sad, and it happens there's going to be five
Speaker 1: hundred people shot in the city of Cincinnati. Just the
Speaker 1: other night, two people shot on Short Vine in Coryville,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking, no, here, it's going to be It's
Speaker 1: been a long, hot summer. And I have great respect
Speaker 1: for police officers. How about first responders when their job
Speaker 1: is to go into an interstate highway and pride bodies
Speaker 1: out of cars. Their job is to go when someone's
Speaker 1: leg has been amputated. Their job is to go to
Speaker 1: a mass shooting and deal with a horror of the screaming,
Speaker 1: the hollering, the shouting that's going on. And it just seems,
Speaker 1: you know, the news is about bad events. It's hardly
Speaker 1: ever about good events. But to be more positive. I'm
Speaker 1: thinking the last couple of weekends, we like to always
Speaker 1: focus on the negative because that's what news is. We
Speaker 1: don't we can't come here, You can't be on the
Speaker 1: air and say, hey, things are great, not much to
Speaker 1: report on, but the positive things. You think of this
Speaker 1: toff happening last weekend and this week and you had
Speaker 1: the music festival, one hundred thousand people had the food
Speaker 1: fighters they want nuts. You had Luke Brian, Luke Combs tonight,
Speaker 1: you had all the festivals. You have the Reds are
Speaker 1: a town all weekend with the Giants. You got the
Speaker 1: Bengals as Jamar Chase. Is it a hold out or
Speaker 1: a hold in? You got Joe Burrow, you got to
Speaker 1: high school football about to start. I'm thinking, if you
Speaker 1: can't find something to do in Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky
Speaker 1: plus NKU. When I think of NKU, I think of you.
Speaker 1: Simone Biles is coming to NKU on November the second,
Speaker 1: and so the positive thing about it.
Speaker 2: I met her a couple of years ago at the
Speaker 2: Boys and Girls Club in Westchester, and she is, of
Speaker 2: course ay bitty. You know, I'm not even five feet tall,
Speaker 2: and I towered over her Wow. She is just such
Speaker 2: a she's such a little ball of and you know
Speaker 2: you're talking about positive things. Really, I got to tell you,
Speaker 2: I think one of the things. We had had a
Speaker 2: stretch here of some really tough news weeks. We came
Speaker 2: off of that mass shooting, and then of course we
Speaker 2: had the assassination tempt and as I said, then we
Speaker 2: had bid and stepping down and for our stepping out
Speaker 2: of the race, they should say. And you know, it
Speaker 2: was all consuming. We were all our team was called
Speaker 2: in even on the weekend, and then suddenly we get
Speaker 2: the Olympics, and I will tell you it has been
Speaker 2: such a breath of fresh air because we're finally able
Speaker 2: to smile and celebrate, and we've got some of these
Speaker 2: local athletes who are doing so great. Today at two forty,
Speaker 2: as you're around the television, if not, we'll replay it
Speaker 2: again on NBC tonight, our local kid, Carson Foster. He's
Speaker 2: going for his third Olympic medal. He already won bronze
Speaker 2: in the four hundred im. He won silver in the
Speaker 2: I believe it was the freestyle relay. Tonight or this
Speaker 2: afternoon at two forty, he's going for his third Olympic
Speaker 2: medal in the two hundred am. This is a kid, Willie,
Speaker 2: who grew up in Sickam. We went to Sycamore. His
Speaker 2: family lives in Montgomery now. He trained with the Mason
Speaker 2: Manna Rays. I mean, he just from the time he
Speaker 2: was a little kid, loved being in the water with
Speaker 2: uber competitive. His dad to this day filmed every single
Speaker 2: race he does because Carson's constantly trying to see can
Speaker 2: I make that turn better? What did I do wrong
Speaker 2: on that swim? You know, he was really hoping his
Speaker 2: brother Jake would be there with him. He didn't make
Speaker 2: it into the Olympics. He's instead starting medical school. But
Speaker 2: I mean, there have been so many great stories. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you followed it. I feel like anytime
Speaker 2: I walk into a restaurant this weekend that everybody has
Speaker 2: on the Olympics on NBC, you've had. Of course, there's
Speaker 2: a star power with the basketball team. You've got Lebron
Speaker 2: and these great few. They're playing pool play right now,
Speaker 2: but they should be advancing to the knockout round. Could
Speaker 2: take home a goal. The women's soccer team, with our
Speaker 2: very own rose level, they could take home another goal.
Speaker 2: You've got Katie Ledecky, who just yesterday became the most
Speaker 2: decorated women's swimmer in US history. I think she has
Speaker 2: thirteen medals. She's still got another shot for a fourteenth
Speaker 2: in the eight hundred freestyle. And then, as you were saying, really,
Speaker 2: Simon Files, I mean, she is absolutely unbelievable. Eight medals
Speaker 2: so far in three Olympics, and she's still not done
Speaker 2: with this Olympics. She has all of those individual competitions
Speaker 2: as well. So it's just nice to kind of start
Speaker 2: the news and actually be able to smile right out
Speaker 2: of the gate. It's tough instead of waiting until we
Speaker 2: get the weather.
Speaker 1: You know, A wise man once told me the world
Speaker 1: is filled with evil and darkness awaits at every turn,
Speaker 1: but never allow all that's wrong in this world to
Speaker 1: obscure your good eyes to what is right, what's going on,
Speaker 1: what is positive. And the problem in news today is
Speaker 1: that filled with bad news. It's hardly ever good news.
Speaker 1: And I didn't care much for the opening ceremony. I
Speaker 1: think most Americans didn't. But when I look in Bloomberg
Speaker 1: and other websites, the viewership of the Olympics has been
Speaker 1: off the charts. It's been positive, and after the original
Speaker 1: terrorism at the Olympics, and after the original shall we
Speaker 1: say blasphemy against against the Christ portraying him to be
Speaker 1: a drag queen lusting after Saint Peter, after those bad
Speaker 1: starts in the beginning, for the last week or ten days,
Speaker 1: it's been good to watch. And if you can't find
Speaker 1: something positive in the world to do, you're not looking
Speaker 1: because there's so many positive things happening. And I think
Speaker 1: I said this to you off the air that I
Speaker 1: like to think these are the golden times for TV
Speaker 1: and radio in Cincinnati, because I said to Todd Dykes
Speaker 1: the other day the four horsemen of the apocalypse when
Speaker 1: it comes to street reporting is John London and Brian
Speaker 1: Hemrick and Karen Johnson and Todd Dykes and Curtis Fullerd
Speaker 1: does a great job. And I don't see in ten
Speaker 1: or twenty years those individuals being around, because let's face
Speaker 1: a TV news is different, radio is different, The inquiry
Speaker 1: rent medium completely different. It's stupid to grow a tree
Speaker 1: for forty years, cut it down and mail the pulp
Speaker 1: and the create newspaper that that whole thing is going away.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the future holds none of us do.
Speaker 1: But at this point, when I go ahead, please, I
Speaker 1: know what.
Speaker 2: You're saying, and I agree that things have certainly changed.
Speaker 2: I mean I was one of those people who used
Speaker 2: to get my morning newspaper every morning. I love sitting
Speaker 2: and having coffees hurting my paper, and obviously we won't
Speaker 2: do that anymore. But I do really think that there
Speaker 2: will always be a need for local news. Now, will
Speaker 2: it be in the same capacity, will there be four stations,
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I do think this what we've
Speaker 2: seen over the last Like I said three weeks ago,
Speaker 2: our conversation started with this mass shooting. Floor its I mean,
Speaker 2: people still want to know what's going on in their community,
Speaker 2: good or bye. You still want information, so yes, their
Speaker 2: young people give it on their cell phones more often
Speaker 2: than not. But I do still think I love to
Speaker 2: turn on the TV in the morning and watch the
Speaker 2: Today Show or watch your favorite morning show because I
Speaker 2: still want to know what's going on around the country,
Speaker 2: right I still want to know what's happening internationally, and
Speaker 2: so I do think that there's always going to be
Speaker 2: local news channels. I just think it's going to be different.
Speaker 2: I think we'll be doing the same thing that you're
Speaker 2: seeing where we're streaming on certain platforms. And you know,
Speaker 2: we know now we are able to capture images off
Speaker 2: of WLWT dot com where we know how many people
Speaker 2: are logging in, viewing a certain story and reacting to
Speaker 2: certain stories. We know that when weather happens, everybody tunes in, right.
Speaker 2: You want to know if a tornado is sabatory towards
Speaker 2: your community. So I do think we'll be here, Willie.
Speaker 2: I know you're ready to retire, but I think you're
Speaker 2: going to be here longer than you think.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll see what happens. We'll see what happens this
Speaker 1: year and next. But the TikTok generation Schari Pololo is
Speaker 1: coming and about forty percent of young folks get their
Speaker 1: information and news from TikTok, and TikTok is going to grow,
Speaker 1: and that worries me.
Speaker 2: I think there's I have those TikTok news viewers in
Speaker 2: my house. Yeah, and I think I think I've shown
Speaker 2: them many times where they're getting, you know, misinformation, So
Speaker 2: hopefully they come around and realize, Okay, you know, look,
Speaker 2: And I also know that that sometimes there's a distress
Speaker 2: with journalism and with national news, and what I always
Speaker 2: try to say to people is, look, we do the
Speaker 2: I can. All I can tell you is in at
Speaker 2: the local level in our newsroom, and I believe in
Speaker 2: every newsroom in this city. We're just trying to do
Speaker 2: the right thing day in and day out. We're like
Speaker 2: every other company where you're trying to do more with less.
Speaker 2: I mean, we have more newscasts than we ever have before.
Speaker 2: And you know, you've got reporters who sometimes are run
Speaker 2: out and grabbing an interview with a cell phone if
Speaker 2: that's what it takes. In our newsroom, we are one
Speaker 2: for one reporter for photographer. But I still think that
Speaker 2: people crazy news and they're I'm gonna want information and
Speaker 2: we're gonna want to trust the people who give it
Speaker 2: to them.
Speaker 1: I pray that's the circumstance in the future. Shari Pololo,
Speaker 1: you're a great American. Have a great weekend. May God
Speaker 1: bless you and God bless America. Shari, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: By Willie, A good day, God bless America. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more, Shari Plelo. Take Tanyo O'Rourke, take Tricia Mackie.
Speaker 1: Those are about the best in town, and they're all
Speaker 1: great Americans. My comments and you are next at your
Speaker 1: home of the reds Plain tonight against the Giants on
Speaker 1: news radio seven hundred w L. You know, it's always
Speaker 1: good to check in with Shari Plelo. What's going on,
Speaker 1: sadness and greatness. There's so many evil, wrong things occurring.
Speaker 1: Never obscure your eyes to what's going on. That's right.
Speaker 1: You might recall about four or five days ago, there
Speaker 1: was a terrible stabbing attack in Britain city called Southport
Speaker 1: on Monday, July the twenty ninth. There were three little
Speaker 1: girls there are ages between five and eight years old,
Speaker 1: that were slaughtered by a seventeen year old. Eight others
Speaker 1: were injured. There were many moms and dads who had
Speaker 1: sliced wounds as they tried to take the knife away
Speaker 1: from the assailant. Two adults that were presiding over the
Speaker 1: so called party of Taylor Swift also suffered serious injuries.
Speaker 1: Six remain in critical condition. They may not make it.
Speaker 1: And I thought, who, what in the world is going
Speaker 1: on when little girls having a tailor Swift party. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what that is, but I can imagine they're
Speaker 1: all excited about Taylor Swift wearing their bracelets and having
Speaker 1: their dress and all that kind of stuff. The Madonna
Speaker 1: crowd of thirty years ago now the Taylor Swift crowd,
Speaker 1: and the name came out as an African Muslim immigrant
Speaker 1: and he's seventeen years old. Roda Kubana is from that's
Speaker 1: his last name. The first name is Axel and he's
Speaker 1: the one that did it. And after interrogation, he seems
Speaker 1: to say that he was saving the girls from the devil,
Speaker 1: the tailor Swift represents the devil, and that this Muslim
Speaker 1: from Africa thought the best way to free these girls
Speaker 1: from the sins and crimes of Taylor Swift was to
Speaker 1: kill them. And now those around Southport, England, or shall
Speaker 1: we say, more than outraged, and they're wondering what the
Speaker 1: hell's going on. And a lot of this has to
Speaker 1: do with London europe secularism. There's a strong Christian faith
Speaker 1: in America, but in England that's not the case. You've
Speaker 1: heard reporting early on about France used to be a
Speaker 1: great Catholic nation, It is not anymore. Notre Dame Cathedral
Speaker 1: is a tourist attraction, is not a church. And for
Speaker 1: the last fifteen or twenty years, UK opened up its
Speaker 1: borders and said come on in now. The number one
Speaker 1: most popular name birth name in England is Mohammed. Number
Speaker 1: two is Liam, and the Brits are angry at immigration
Speaker 1: levels that have occurred in many of their communities, and
Speaker 1: the immigration has been so rapid it's unsurvivable. Unsurvivable. In fact,
Speaker 1: there's parts now of England much like in Paris, where
Speaker 1: the police can't go. They have separate seery of courts
Speaker 1: to separate societies. No one is blending in in the
Speaker 1: melting Pot, oh separate in the part. But this mentally
Speaker 1: ill African Muslim ruthlessly murdered little girls who wanted to
Speaker 1: have a tailor swift party because it didn't fit his
Speaker 1: vision of God, and so he wanted to kill them,
Speaker 1: which is happening in parts of the Middle East. There's
Speaker 1: something sick about an aspect of Islam that says to survive,
Speaker 1: we must kill Jews and Americans and Christians wherever we
Speaker 1: can find them. Fortunately that part has not yet struck
Speaker 1: the United States of America, not yet, and I doubt
Speaker 1: it will. But large parts of the Middle East is
Speaker 1: filled with hate and disgust, and even now as I
Speaker 1: speak Palestinians and Gossans are paid ransoms and paid money
Speaker 1: if they kill Jews. The family's taken care of the
Speaker 1: whole system. There is filled with hatred for the jew
Speaker 1: and hatred for America, hatred for Christians, and large parts
Speaker 1: of that have come to America because of all open
Speaker 1: immigration policies. So many times we look around the world
Speaker 1: and say, I don't see too many Americans and Europeans saying,
Speaker 1: you know what, I kind of want to immigrate to
Speaker 1: the Middle East. I want to be a Syrian, I
Speaker 1: want to be a Lebanese. I want to go to Jordan,
Speaker 1: I want to go to Egypt. None of that happens.
Speaker 1: He goes in one direction, and one direction alone. That
Speaker 1: is to Western societies being ruined by massive immigration and
Speaker 1: to the United States of America being ruined by massive immigration.
Speaker 1: And likely it will continue on steroids if Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: wins because she believes in open borders, she supports sanctuary cities.
Speaker 1: Going back in time, you might recall there was a
Speaker 1: great man at Fox News called Charles Crowdhammer. Charles Crotha
Speaker 1: Hammer suffered the indignities of diving into a swimming pool
Speaker 1: when he was a teenage boy, and he snapped his
Speaker 1: neck and he was in a wheelchair for the rest
Speaker 1: of his life. But what a brilliant man. I had
Speaker 1: him on two or three times. I've had a son
Speaker 1: on Charles crown Head a book Things that Matter, Things
Speaker 1: that Matter, and it's hot to say that get out
Speaker 1: of your life things that are irrelevant and that clutter
Speaker 1: and that motivate your thinking and actions based upon issues
Speaker 1: that don't matter. And he talked about the identity to
Speaker 1: pursue the matters most important to you, align your dreams
Speaker 1: with your daily priorities, recognize how money and possessions can
Speaker 1: keep you from enjoying a full life. Went on and on.
Speaker 1: It's a great book still available. You ought to get it.
Speaker 1: And so there's so many things now in the media
Speaker 1: about the presidential race that fit exactly that Things that
Speaker 1: Matter and the Rock and I discussed this a couple
Speaker 1: of days ago. Do Americans vote on what they know?
Speaker 1: Hor do they vote on how they feel? You know,
Speaker 1: men are from Mars, women are from Venus, And most
Speaker 1: women will vote upon feelings and perceptiveness, and most men
Speaker 1: all will vaid upon policies and what they know. And
Speaker 1: God blessed the difference. Women have feelings for this stuff,
Speaker 1: and that's where we are. There are things that we know,
Speaker 1: then there's things that we feel. And Charles Crodhammer wrote
Speaker 1: about how the worst places to live for minorities are
Speaker 1: in liberal, wealthy enclaves such as Washington, DC, or New
Speaker 1: York City or San Francisco. While sending their kids to
Speaker 1: all segregated white schools that are private, they will insist
Speaker 1: that no one else can get school of vouchers because
Speaker 1: I pay to send my kid to Sidwell at forty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a year, and I don't want to give
Speaker 1: you ten thousand dollars a year to send your kid
Speaker 1: to a private school. I want to keep you locked
Speaker 1: in the public school system. Their own neighborhoods. I live
Speaker 1: in a neighborhood that is thoroughly policed and safe. To
Speaker 1: hear a siren where I live is somewhat unusual. It
Speaker 1: kind of perk up and say, I wonder what's going
Speaker 1: on there? Shots being fired almost non existent, and zoning
Speaker 1: regulations make sure that there's no tenement housing cropping up
Speaker 1: in my neighborhood, and there's no oil or water pollution anywhere.
Speaker 1: Because we choose to live there, whatever description, whatever race
Speaker 1: or color or creed, you can afford to live in
Speaker 1: certain communities. That that's the reality. And if you live
Speaker 1: in Indian Hill, you know what I'm talking about. You
Speaker 1: live in Montgomery, absolutely, if you live in Taylor Miller, Independence, Kentucky,
Speaker 1: absolutely pretty nice place. You don't hear gunshots, don't hear it.
Speaker 1: And so you would think that when Liberals and Democrats
Speaker 1: vote in areas that don't have good public schools, that
Speaker 1: are thoroughly in cased in criminal activity, that there's housing
Speaker 1: tenements everywhere, and you can't take your kid on a
Speaker 1: stroll at night because of danger. You need locks and keys,
Speaker 1: and there's water and air pollution many urban areas, not
Speaker 1: in suburban areas, that those who are voting might say,
Speaker 1: you know what, we got to change course here. This
Speaker 1: isn't working for us. We voted a certain way for
Speaker 1: the last fifty or sixty or seventy years, and honestly,
Speaker 1: we can't take it anymore. About half of the population
Speaker 1: that are homeless in America live in the state of California.
Speaker 1: Fifty percent of the population is in California because of
Speaker 1: payment social services and acceptability and the climate tends to
Speaker 1: be pretty nice. So half the homeless in America live
Speaker 1: in a blue city and a blue enclave, encouraged by
Speaker 1: the politics there. In the New York City school system
Speaker 1: not much different than Cincinnati, among the most segregated in
Speaker 1: the country, because liberals want it that way, to have
Speaker 1: a large group of voters depending upon them for public
Speaker 1: assistance and for help. In Washington d C. Like in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: black kids attend school with high poverty rates and score
Speaker 1: an average of five grades below on achievement tests. That
Speaker 1: means if you're in the ninth grade in CPS and Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: you score about the fourth grade level. And there's no flunking.
Speaker 1: Behaviors terrible in most of the schools. So there's a
Speaker 1: feeling that we know we ought to make changes, we
Speaker 1: know we can't continue to live like this. But that
Speaker 1: doesn't happen, does it? On a national level? When Joe
Speaker 1: when Donald Trump was invited to NABJ in the National
Speaker 1: Association of a Black Journalist, which organizes itself by racial principles,
Speaker 1: not racist principles, but racial principles. And there's a difference.
Speaker 1: I would assume you can't be white or a spanding
Speaker 1: can join the black journalists. Most of the professional societies,
Speaker 1: whether it's the medical or legal societies, have different groups
Speaker 1: of black participants who organize themselves separately as if they're victimized,
Speaker 1: and they're not so when it comes to matter of voting,
Speaker 1: When Donald Trump says Kamala Harris is not black or
Speaker 1: calls her a bum, that interrupts, that interferes and hurts
Speaker 1: the feelings of many Black Americans, giving them a reason
Speaker 1: not to vote for Donald Trump because their feelings have
Speaker 1: been hurt. Things that matter? Do your feelings matter more
Speaker 1: than Kamala Harris's policies In the media. I captured a
Speaker 1: few of the words expressed about her on the covers
Speaker 1: of magazines, etc. I see things like it's camelot, it's
Speaker 1: the Camelot excitement. Kamala Harris gets all the positive press
Speaker 1: one can imagine because she doesn't hang out anything to
Speaker 1: hang your hat on to criticize her. She's been out
Speaker 1: it now for about almost two weeks and guess what,
Speaker 1: no news conferences. She doesn't interact with the press. She
Speaker 1: would never go to the NRA convention or to the
Speaker 1: Right to Life convention and make a presentation as Donald
Speaker 1: Trump did because there might be a sound by going
Speaker 1: out of there, she done one. Well, Trump doesn't play
Speaker 1: that game. He goes into the hornet's nest and says
Speaker 1: things used by the radical left for days or weeks
Speaker 1: thereafter to paint him with a broad brush that is inaccurate.
Speaker 1: So things that matter, Charles Cronhammer, And let's say you're
Speaker 1: an occasional voter thinking things that matter. Does it matter
Speaker 1: that Kamala Harris is called a bum or not really
Speaker 1: a black person by Donald Trump? How does that affect
Speaker 1: your life and the way you conduct your own life?
Speaker 1: That really matters? If Donald Trump uses the word bum
Speaker 1: against Kamala Harris or saying she's not really black, does
Speaker 1: that really change your life at all? What does change
Speaker 1: your life? Are Kamala Harris's policies to defund the police? Now,
Speaker 1: does that affect your life? How about eighty percent tax
Speaker 1: rates by Kamala Harris she said that before? Does that
Speaker 1: affect your life? How about eliminating gasoline powered cars and trucks?
Speaker 1: Does that affect your life? How about open southern borders?
Speaker 1: Does that affect your life? As opposed to a word
Speaker 1: used by Donald Trump against Kamala Harris. How about freeing
Speaker 1: rioters from jail like in Minneapolis policies of Kamala Harris?
Speaker 1: Does that affect your life? How about illegal voting and
Speaker 1: decronalizing entry into the country. Her goal is to have
Speaker 1: illegals to vote. Would that affect your life? How about
Speaker 1: criminals voting from prison and deluding your ballot with that
Speaker 1: affects your life? How about gun buybacks mandatory by the government.
Speaker 1: Government says you must sell us your guns at a
Speaker 1: fixed price, whether you want it or not. Would that
Speaker 1: affect your life? Not having plastic straws? Will that affect
Speaker 1: your life? All these policies, letting transgeneral boys in the
Speaker 1: girls locker room are competing in the Olympics? Does that
Speaker 1: affect your life? Would reparations affect your life? Would so
Speaker 1: many of these issues he's in favor of of all
Speaker 1: of them affect your life right now? Affects your life
Speaker 1: as I speak. And what Donald Trump said affects your feelings.
Speaker 1: But does it affect your life? Absolutely not. And for
Speaker 1: groups like the NABJ concerned about race matter to exclude
Speaker 1: membership in their group based upon one's a signing of
Speaker 1: a racial category sounds rather racial to me if not racist.
Speaker 1: And so by saying that Donald Trump played the race
Speaker 1: card at the NABJ is kind of duplicitous because they
Speaker 1: play the race card all the time by refusing to
Speaker 1: admit to their group individuals of a different race. I
Speaker 1: thought that was racial discrimination. I guess it isn't. So
Speaker 1: in a sense does abortion, for example, how does abortion
Speaker 1: affect an unborn baby. It's not good. It's called death killing.
Speaker 1: And so all these issues line them up, from public
Speaker 1: education to public safety, to the cost of gasoline, to
Speaker 1: the invasion on the Southern border, all of that directly
Speaker 1: affects your life. You know in your brain that's bad.
Speaker 1: We have to stop that. Well, Kamala Harris is on
Speaker 1: the wrong side of almost all those issues. There's not
Speaker 1: some hard left, stupid theory that she has not embraced.
Speaker 1: She embraces at all because she's from San Francisco and
Speaker 1: to live there you have to be a hard left liberal.
Speaker 1: She is Bernie Sanders with lipstick, Bernie Sanders with lipstick,
Speaker 1: and the media is now fawning over Kamala Harris. So
Speaker 1: you don't focus your mind on what things that are
Speaker 1: truly important, things that matter. According to Charlie Crowdhammer, how
Speaker 1: your kid is raised? How much is public education? What
Speaker 1: happens when twenty five million legals go into the emergency room,
Speaker 1: what happens twenty five million in legals seek housing? What
Speaker 1: happens in twenty five million go to school? What happens
Speaker 1: to your children? Those are things that matter, and she's
Speaker 1: against us on all those issues. But especially if you're
Speaker 1: a female, your mind is fixed on emotion and feelings,
Speaker 1: not on policy. So when Trump says something inappropriate from
Speaker 1: your perspective, you'll hold that against him more than the
Speaker 1: policies of Kamala Harris. It's kam a lot, It's Kamma mania.
Speaker 1: And the media will not line up these twenty or
Speaker 1: thirty policies she's advocated that would hurt you and hurt
Speaker 1: your family and hurt your way of life. They want
Speaker 1: to talk about Donald Trump at the NABJ, or talk
Speaker 1: about Donald Trump when it comes to comments on the
Speaker 1: Southern border or Donald Trump's hair. Donald Trump wants to
Speaker 1: divide us by race, which is exactly what the Democrats
Speaker 1: have done from forty to fifty years. They add, subtract, multiply,
Speaker 1: and divide by race. Your mind tells you one thing,
Speaker 1: your feelings tell you quite another. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: if onn ever becomes available, which it never does. Five
Speaker 1: point three seven four nine, seven thousand. Coming up later,
Speaker 1: we have on Leland Vetter. Coming up later, we have
Speaker 1: a representative of NewsBusters dot Org to talk about media
Speaker 1: coverage and how the media will not cover the facts
Speaker 1: and the policies of Kamala Harris. They want to talk
Speaker 1: about the feelings of Kamala Harris. And I'm looking at
Speaker 1: Fox News right now and is sick if Josh Shapiro
Speaker 1: could be denied a VP slot as a Democrat because
Speaker 1: he's a Jew, And so the left ring progressives are
Speaker 1: telling Kamala Harris, do not pick a Jew to be
Speaker 1: the vice president. Now, you would think that'd be a
Speaker 1: big issue, but it's a minor, irrelevant issue unless you
Speaker 1: follow the media as closely as I do, because most don't.
Speaker 1: Most Americans don't know that that the Democratic Party's policies
Speaker 1: have hurt, mortally wounded the black community for fifty or
Speaker 1: sixty years. But because the feelings being discussed and the
Speaker 1: imagery is bad for the Republicans and good for the Democrats,
Speaker 1: there's not a stepping back by many African American voters
Speaker 1: who should say, you know what, we can't live like
Speaker 1: this anymong look at the policies that are in effect
Speaker 1: that kept us in this situation, and New's advocating them.
Speaker 1: And too many Americans vote not on what they know,
Speaker 1: but how they feel about something, especially women. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more if the line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. Big stuff going on. Luke Combs in town
Speaker 1: and you have the Reds baseball tonight, many other events
Speaker 1: all at the home of the Reds. News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred Wow. Bill cunning into great American. Of course, NewsBusters
Speaker 1: is part of the Media Research Center that to monitors
Speaker 1: to mainstream media, so you don't have to. One of
Speaker 1: the great producers, of course is Curtis how Ca and
Speaker 1: Curtis welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And you know,
Speaker 1: one thing I've pointed out the other day is that
Speaker 1: somehow Donald Trump was willing to go into the hornet's
Speaker 1: nest of the National Association of Black Journalists NABJ and
Speaker 1: to answer questions that he knew was going to be tough,
Speaker 1: but you would never find on God's Green Earth Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris going to the NRA or to the Right to
Speaker 1: Life society, and politically, I'm not sure it helped to hurt,
Speaker 1: but it brought to me the point that I see
Speaker 1: many websites saying that Donald Trump played the race card,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking, way a minute, Trump played the race card.
Speaker 1: The group he went to was the National Association of
Speaker 1: Black Journalists. I think that's playing the race card. And
Speaker 1: you have all these dei pronouncements of Joe Biden before
Speaker 1: the Vice president was selected, in which he was going
Speaker 1: to limit the selection to a black female. When it
Speaker 1: came time to go to the US Supreme Court appointment,
Speaker 1: he said, I'm going to appoint a black female. The
Speaker 1: liberals never apply the race card. But but when when
Speaker 1: conservatives pointed out they're playing the race card, can you
Speaker 1: explain that to the American people?
Speaker 5: Well, I had one better. I mean, this would be
Speaker 5: like Kamala Harris going to Seapack and and being like, oh,
Speaker 5: let's do this, you know, like, Oh no, that's that's
Speaker 5: really what we're dealing with. No, I mean, I think
Speaker 5: it's just remarkable what we're seeing. This is also the
Speaker 5: same side of the aisle that's organizing white dudes for Kamala,
Speaker 5: Like what you know, white dudes, white ladies aa hpi
Speaker 5: x y Z for Kamala.
Speaker 3: Uh the side of the aisle.
Speaker 5: That literally segregates its people based on their skin color
Speaker 5: for funzies. So the irony here is not lost on me. Yes,
Speaker 5: Trump was willing to answer the questions. You know, here's
Speaker 5: the other thing. Trump didn't just walk off. Could have
Speaker 5: walked off the stage, said you're very good to just spakeable, disgraceful,
Speaker 5: and just left, but he didn't actually do that. He
Speaker 5: actually let talk. He played with her water bottle when
Speaker 5: she wasn't looking, so that was kind of funny. But
Speaker 5: other than that, yeah, he took the questions. And what
Speaker 5: was interesting was on Thursday, Harris Falter responded on her
Speaker 5: Fox News show and basically said that this was not
Speaker 5: what she was, you know, told was how it was
Speaker 5: going to go. You know, she took the high road
Speaker 5: and would and criticized Rachel Scott or the girl from Semaphore,
Speaker 5: who basically was like, you know, asked Trump about you know,
Speaker 5: Senator Vance and oh, it seems like he's against people
Speaker 5: who were divorced and all sorts of crazy pronouncements, ridiculous,
Speaker 5: ridiculous smears. So you have to give him credit for
Speaker 5: going in there. This was very twenty sixteen Trump. I
Speaker 5: think that was the main thing I kept seeing on
Speaker 5: Wednesday when people would bring this up, is people would say,
Speaker 5: this is the twenty sixteen Trump. This is why people
Speaker 5: were on the Trump train to begin with. And also
Speaker 5: I think it was really just masterful because the liberal
Speaker 5: media were in perfect sync for well over a week,
Speaker 5: I think almost a week and a half talking about
Speaker 5: Senator Vance's comments that were totally coordinated with other liberal
Speaker 5: super PACs, you know, with the news media, to talk
Speaker 5: about what he thinks about liberals who don't have children.
Speaker 5: That had been a manufactured scandal, a manufactured news cycle,
Speaker 5: and now we're not talking about that anymore. So Donald Trump,
Speaker 5: when he does these sorts of things and makes these
Speaker 5: kinds of comments, that is one of those things where
Speaker 5: you're like, oh, here, this is what he does where
Speaker 5: he's thinking ten steps ahead, where sometimes he is playing
Speaker 5: four dimension chefs. Sometimes I don't think he is, but
Speaker 5: other times he is, because he's thinking one step ahead
Speaker 5: of how can I change the news cycle? And this
Speaker 5: is obviously accomplishing that for not just the ticket but
Speaker 5: or himself with the party, and.
Speaker 1: Curtis the other thing. Of course, of course, the vice
Speaker 1: president was selected because of a race and gender, just
Speaker 1: as Chief just this Jackson was selected because of her
Speaker 1: race and gender. In fact, they announced ahead of time.
Speaker 1: In fact, Joe Biden, with the deal with the South
Speaker 1: Carolina leader Cliburn, said, look, you're going to have to
Speaker 1: have a person of color to be the vice president,
Speaker 1: preferably a woman, so that Democrats practice DEI. In fact,
Speaker 1: the first day in office, I'm looking at Executive Executive
Speaker 1: Order five eighty seven, in which Joe Biden said on
Speaker 1: January the twentieth, in the afternoon of twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: that DEI will be a guiding principle for the employment
Speaker 1: of all agencies under the control of the federal government
Speaker 1: Office of the President. And so they simply lay out
Speaker 1: the fact, we're going to select a person qualified or not,
Speaker 1: who's female and or black, or both, or perhaps gay,
Speaker 1: and that's how we're going to govern things. So when
Speaker 1: they're called on in that, they quickly reverse it and
Speaker 1: attack conservatives and media for saying that the Queen of
Speaker 1: Dei's Kamala Harris, when Joe Biden is the one to
Speaker 1: set it up that way, and the media plays it
Speaker 1: we're stupid. And when Biden said I'm going to select
Speaker 1: a black female to be a US Supreme Court justice,
Speaker 1: there was probably no more than ten or fifteen in
Speaker 1: the country who were Circuit Court of Appeals judges. He
Speaker 1: eliminated the thousand who didn't fit the racial category. And
Speaker 1: when called on it, they reverse it and say, you're
Speaker 1: playing the race card. No, we're not. You played the
Speaker 1: race card, and we're calling it what it is. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm.
Speaker 4: Saying, right, I mean, this is amazing.
Speaker 1: They've telegraphed.
Speaker 5: They've been so open about it. It's not just one
Speaker 5: of those things where liberals just kind of behind closed
Speaker 5: doors choose to do this. They've literally been opened about it.
Speaker 5: Joe Biden was bullied into doing this, Okay, he said
Speaker 5: it during a debate with Bernie Sanders or or one
Speaker 5: of the other debates with Bernie when there were still
Speaker 5: other candies out there, forget when it was at that point.
Speaker 5: But he basically said he would do that.
Speaker 1: That's what he said.
Speaker 5: He said he would appoint a black Supreme Court justice.
Speaker 5: I believe his first or second Executive Order as President
Speaker 5: on January twenty, twenty twenty one, was talking about out
Speaker 5: the need to implement racial equity of all government agencies
Speaker 5: and make it the center of everything we do. There
Speaker 5: was the thing that the White House Press briefing on
Speaker 5: Wednesday with AG Secretary Vilsack talking about black farmers. My goodness,
Speaker 5: like they're so blatant about it, and they don't care
Speaker 5: that we know that they're so blatant about it because
Speaker 5: if we pointed out to them, which again is just
Speaker 5: basic facts, we're called racist.
Speaker 3: It's what how about.
Speaker 5: It's a remarkable turn of events, and I think American
Speaker 5: people though at the point Bill just seeing this for
Speaker 5: what it is, that this.
Speaker 3: Is just so ludicrous.
Speaker 5: This is so ludicrous that this is where we are.
Speaker 1: Another issue that media loves to talk about. You at
Speaker 1: NewsBusters have great columns on a headline. Media try to
Speaker 1: purge the record that Kamala Harris is Joe Biden's borders are,
Speaker 1: whether it's the view, the morning shows, Afternoon Evening, whatever
Speaker 1: it is, they say, she was never the borders are.
Speaker 1: Here's the headline out of the the ap Associated Press
Speaker 1: quote President Biden is putting Vice President Kamala Harris in
Speaker 1: charge of addressing the migrant search of the US border.
Speaker 1: Here's another headline out of CBS News, Biden puts Harris
Speaker 1: in charge of border crisis. Here's another one ABC News.
Speaker 1: President Biden has appointed Vice President Harris to solve the
Speaker 1: problems on the southern border. So I'm looking back to
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, it looks to me as if possibly
Speaker 1: the vice president is in charge of solving the southern border.
Speaker 1: O contrere moone Freyer, we're misreading that completely. She was
Speaker 1: never in charge of the southern border, and we have
Speaker 1: the video of the proofsss to the opposite. Can you
Speaker 1: explain that to me?
Speaker 5: I mean the media, I mean they're always in the
Speaker 5: business of fulfilling whatever their party over lords want them
Speaker 5: to do, in carrying out all their relevant talking points.
Speaker 5: But this might just be the most shameless example I've
Speaker 5: seen in my decade covering the media.
Speaker 3: It's just straight.
Speaker 5: Up gas lighting. It's never been more blatant where you
Speaker 5: could clearly say here's the tape, here's the tape, we
Speaker 5: roll it our bill die A Gustino has been doing
Speaker 5: these super cuts for years now. This has to be
Speaker 5: one of his best. He does remarkable work and why
Speaker 5: people should support the MRC and NewsBusters because we make
Speaker 5: these videos. We have the video files going back decades
Speaker 5: to be able to show people these kinds of crazy things.
Speaker 5: And yes, you're right, you pick the network, CNN, ABC, CBS.
Speaker 5: We have people you know.
Speaker 3: On the networks before she before finding dropped out, after buying,
Speaker 3: dropped out.
Speaker 5: Just like in just a matter of hours and days,
Speaker 5: it completely changed from saying she's responsible to she's not
Speaker 5: being responsible. And yes, okay, she was specifically tasked.
Speaker 3: To deal with root costs.
Speaker 5: It's going to Centralica and you know, trying to incentivize
Speaker 5: these other countries to keep their people from leaving. Well,
Speaker 5: even if you just look at that, I think that
Speaker 5: is definitely kind of the mean reason why a lot
Speaker 5: of people come illegally to the United States. They know
Speaker 5: that Joe Biden will let them in and their countries
Speaker 5: are the certain word that President Trump used that got
Speaker 5: him in trouble a few years ago. People leave for
Speaker 5: a whole host of reasons, but they know they can
Speaker 5: get away with it. So, I mean, this is just
Speaker 5: absolutely remarkable stuff that we've just seen.
Speaker 1: Curtis, soaka, let me share it with two headlines in
Speaker 1: your column at NewsBusters dot org that this is from
Speaker 1: July twenty first, twenty twenty twenty four, about eight and
Speaker 1: nine days ten days ago. Quote Kamala Harris was never
Speaker 1: Biden's borders are. That's from the headline of CNN. So
Speaker 1: then you go back to June of twenty twenty one,
Speaker 1: CNN Senior national correspondent Ed Lavendero said the follow him quote.
Speaker 1: The Vice President is expected to be an Lpassa today
Speaker 1: in an hour and a half for her first visit
Speaker 1: into the US border region since she was appointed. The
Speaker 1: borders are by President Biden. So CNN says at the
Speaker 1: end of July, I guess what, she was never the czar.
Speaker 1: Then you have reporting from the border right saying she
Speaker 1: is the czar and so yeah, and those who pointed
Speaker 1: out are being racist. Can you smell when I'm cooking?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean this is the it's like roll the tape,
Speaker 5: you know, like, this.
Speaker 3: Is I just cannot believe they're doing this.
Speaker 5: And this is one of the things where they are
Speaker 5: so desperate to get Kamala Harrison the White House that
Speaker 5: they're willing to do this, that they're willing to debase
Speaker 5: themselves this to this degree. I just again, I'm speechless
Speaker 5: that they made it this easy for us, and they
Speaker 5: know that we've made it. They've made it so easy
Speaker 5: for us, but they don't care. This is what years
Speaker 5: of cultivation of relationships by the Harris team has resulted in.
Speaker 5: As peace and Semaphore last Weekend pointed this out that
Speaker 5: she has been hard at work after flaming out in
Speaker 5: the primary in twenty nineteen, she didn't even make it
Speaker 5: to the Hawkeye Hawk Eye. So she decided when she
Speaker 5: was vice president to invite reporters over to the Naval
Speaker 5: Observatory to wine and dine. Then this is very common
Speaker 5: in Washington, and now for these reporters, the bill has
Speaker 5: come due, and they're willing to make themselves look like
Speaker 5: complete idiots so that they can keep their party in power.
Speaker 5: It really is remarkable.
Speaker 1: Now, now here we go again at the NABJA, in
Speaker 1: which Donald Trump made the point that she spent much
Speaker 1: of her political career not identified as a black woman,
Speaker 1: but rather as the descendant of Jamaican Caribbean immigrants and
Speaker 1: also an Indian from the Great Nation of India. And
Speaker 1: she has in a sarng actually preparing Indian dishes with
Speaker 1: other Indians around her, and she's feeding Indian dishes. Shall
Speaker 1: we say, I don't like Indian I don't like Indian food.
Speaker 1: My wife and my son loves Indian food. I do not.
Speaker 1: But she kind of morphs. She's like a shape shifter.
Speaker 1: She goes from being a descendant of a Jamaican with
Speaker 1: European roots, she claims Caribbean ancestry, and then she moves
Speaker 1: to India from Southeast Asia. I'm from Southeast Asia. Then
Speaker 1: she claims her father, who is an African American from
Speaker 1: Jamaica through Europe, and that makes her black. And so
Speaker 1: she's a shape shifter and she is whatever she needs
Speaker 1: to be. And that's fine. I assume, Curtis Hawk, you
Speaker 1: and I understand. I don't care if you're black, white,
Speaker 1: Polka doad, Hispanic, whatever it is. Just do the job,
Speaker 1: have a good record. I don't care. But isn't it
Speaker 1: true that she's spent her political life representing San Francisco
Speaker 1: liberal values and for there's a record of twenty to
Speaker 1: thirty years long. She's about sixty years old. She's been
Speaker 1: so called in public service for the last thirty three years,
Speaker 1: holding many different jobs, whatever position or identity she had
Speaker 1: to take, that's what she did. And you're not necessarily
Speaker 1: black or white. Is the identity that you choose. I
Speaker 1: guess I could choose to become a left handed Jamaican golfer,
Speaker 1: and the fact that I claim to be and identify
Speaker 1: as a left hander, that makes me left handed. But
Speaker 1: isn't it true that it's there were a political benefit
Speaker 1: at this point to be an African American and other
Speaker 1: points that was better to be an Indian American, and
Speaker 1: other points that was going to be a Caribbean American.
Speaker 1: Whatever it is, Kamala Harris is a shape shifter that
Speaker 1: fashions her message based upon the identity politics she wants
Speaker 1: to exploit. Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 5: No, you're absolutely right. I can't wait for certain people
Speaker 5: to learn or be told on air that Kamala Harris
Speaker 5: isn't down with the struggle. In fact, her family was
Speaker 5: part of said struggle. Her ancestors in Jamaica own slaves. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris would not be part of some sort of
Speaker 5: you know, reparations process. She's so willing to sell out
Speaker 5: for this reparations conversation. There's clothes that out of her
Speaker 5: out there during the last new cycle. I believe it
Speaker 5: was at the root to talk about this, that she
Speaker 5: would be willing to buy her own basic family history,
Speaker 5: willing to pay up for said reparations because she would
Speaker 5: not benefit from it, or if so, that would be
Speaker 5: the biggest case of welfare fraud in United States history.
Speaker 1: You bring it up quickly. But I remember now going
Speaker 1: back to twenty twenty, somebody went back in time with
Speaker 1: her four bearers, and her four bearers in Jamaica literally
Speaker 1: owned African American slaves. And at the point that came out,
Speaker 1: that was a news item that quickly arose, was used
Speaker 1: in a part to get her out of the race
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty president. But then she quickly identified as
Speaker 1: African American when her four bearers and her generations owned Africans.
Speaker 1: And why is that not a public issue today?
Speaker 5: Uh? Because it's not convenient because Donald Trump. That's why
Speaker 5: Donald Trump is now the issue that that that's that's
Speaker 5: why it's it's now all about uh defeating Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: They're willing to look past all of these things that
Speaker 5: they dug up during the primary to say no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: we got to look past this right now or put
Speaker 5: a pin in it. Uh, And then we got to
Speaker 5: move to this that they are so shameless that they're
Speaker 5: willing to ignore their own reporting. It goes back to
Speaker 5: the same thing that we were talking about with the
Speaker 5: borders are gas lighting. They're willing to look past their
Speaker 5: own reporting in order able to pedal a preferred narrative
Speaker 5: by their handlers in the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: So we got two people.
Speaker 5: It's literally the easiest job. You wake up every day,
Speaker 5: you get talking points sent to you and a way
Speaker 5: you go. Unlike you know, when we're at service, we
Speaker 5: actually think for ourselves and we actually got to think
Speaker 5: about what we want to say.
Speaker 1: Think about this. Curtis Hawk of NewsBusters dot org. There's
Speaker 1: two people now running for the presidency, Kamala Harris and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. Which families owned African slaves? Yeah, Tama Harris. Now,
Speaker 1: I can only imagine if someone had done work with
Speaker 1: Donald J. Trump's family from Fred Trump, etc. And if
Speaker 1: the Trump family had owned African slaves, that would be
Speaker 1: absolute a disqualifier. But when it's the family of Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: the media will not report on it. She doesn't deny it.
Speaker 1: It's likely true, but it doesn't fit the media narrative.
Speaker 1: So let's move on. Curtis Hack, You're about the best
Speaker 1: of what you do. MRC NewsBusters dot Org. All the
Speaker 1: articles are up. The hypocrisy is too much to discuss.
Speaker 1: But once again, Curtis Hock, thank you for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. May God bless you and God
Speaker 1: bless America.
Speaker 5: Always a pleasure, gentlemen, always a pleasure.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Curtis Hack, Thank you very much. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. This came up four years ago. The family
Speaker 1: of Kamala Harris owned African slaves. Did you know that?
Speaker 1: Why go Cunningham the Great American Live at the home
Speaker 1: of the Reds News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: We all sing happy tunes. And when we all sing happy.
Speaker 7: Tones and sing Merry Christmas and wish each other merry Christmas,
Speaker 7: these children are not going to have a merry Christmas.
Speaker 7: How dare we speak merry Christmas? How dare we?
Speaker 1: Oh? Hell, hello, hello, quiet, and I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 6: We all sing happy tunes. And when we all sing happy.
Speaker 7: Tunes and sing Merry Christmas and wish each other Merry Christmas,
Speaker 7: these children are not going to have a merry Christmas.
Speaker 7: How dare we speak merry Christmas?
Speaker 1: How dare we Kamala Harris seg doesn't want you to
Speaker 1: have a merry Christmas. I'll tell you what. If you
Speaker 1: don't like Santa Claus, that's it. Leave you set it
Speaker 1: off their segment. If Trump loses to her, it's time
Speaker 1: to go to Madagascar. Somebody said, I read the other day,
Speaker 1: Willie if Cher says, share share you know Sonny and
Speaker 1: share share share. Yeah. Uh, she said. If Trump wins,
Speaker 1: she's leaving, I would open the door and let her go.
Speaker 1: I'd buy her I'll buy her a plane ticket. I
Speaker 1: don't know what I'm just telling you right now. By
Speaker 1: the way, we got a report out of Claremont County.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, now, ched chip Hart Chad Dorman, Uh huh,
Speaker 1: the murderous father of those three boys. Yeah, is set
Speaker 1: to plead guilty and death is off the table. Interesting,
Speaker 1: So write that down. This is from an unnamed source
Speaker 1: deep in Claremont County. How about that. Chad Dorman, the
Speaker 1: murderous father who should rot in hell for eternity, right,
Speaker 1: is set to plead guilty, death is off the table.
Speaker 1: May he spend the rest of his life in a
Speaker 1: in a prison cell with no visitors, no food, no water.
Speaker 1: Let him die a horrible death.
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Speaker 1: Yep. But if Khalid shak Muhammad doesn't get the death
Speaker 1: penalty for killing three thousand American that's the mastermind of
Speaker 1: nine to eleven. Right, why have a death penalty? Thank you?
Speaker 1: The reason you have a death penalty is for Chad Durman,
Speaker 1: but especially for Khalid shak Muhammad, correct who murdered three
Speaker 1: thousand Americans, and the Biden administration took that off the
Speaker 1: table getting.
Speaker 8: Three square meals a day in Guantnamo. Yeah, great, figures.
Speaker 8: Why have a death penalty anybody else?
Speaker 1: Like Russia? They just take you out and you know,
Speaker 1: out in the middle of nowhere somewhere ounce leg you
Speaker 1: don't come back high rate of speed in the back
Speaker 1: of your head.
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Speaker 8: you got me all pissed off. Segment Olympic Update brought
Speaker 8: to you by Cincinnati Tax Tax Resolution and Toff Sheldon,
Speaker 8: Sycamore grand and Mason native Carson Foster is going for
Speaker 8: his third medal of the Paris Games today in the
Speaker 8: finals are the two hundred meters individual medley, isn't that's right?
Speaker 1: Around two forty is when he goes just an hour?
Speaker 1: That's correct. Let's see.
Speaker 8: Morocco defeats the United States four goals to nil and
Speaker 8: the men's soccer quarterfinals. That ends the Americans hope in
Speaker 8: that tournament. How's that possible? What they should have done
Speaker 8: is sent FC Cincinnati and Pat Noonan to the Olympics.
Speaker 8: Could have done better. Morocco, Morocco. I don't even know
Speaker 8: where that is, do you?
Speaker 1: I think it's in Northern Africa.
Speaker 8: Xander Shaffley, Tommy Fleetwood and Headeki Matsiyama Fleetwood Max are
Speaker 8: tied at tied at eleven under after two rounds of
Speaker 8: the golf competition.
Speaker 1: How many rounds are there? I think there's four? Isn't
Speaker 1: there tomorrow too? I guess?
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 8: Let's see women's soccer tomorrow, USA and Rose level up
Speaker 8: against Japan in the quarterfinals. Men's basketball will go up
Speaker 8: against Puerto Rico and then that that finishes out pool
Speaker 8: play for the men. They're already into the quarterfinals. Is
Speaker 8: they're so good? What else is going on?
Speaker 1: And Kevin Durant played for the women's basketball team.
Speaker 8: I don't know they got women. They got men going
Speaker 8: up against women in boxing? What's next two of them?
Speaker 8: Can you imagine that a man box a woman? Go
Speaker 8: see identifies as a woman? Say I identify as a woman.
Speaker 8: Can I be a woman?
Speaker 1: I guess so you? I guess you can be anything
Speaker 1: these days, he says, identify. That's what Bamola Harris says,
Speaker 1: just identify. And she doesn't like Santa Claus. That's an American.
Speaker 1: Nobody says Merry Christmas anyway anymore? Right?
Speaker 8: The last time somebody what was the last time somebody
Speaker 8: said Merry Christmas to you about when you were eight,
Speaker 8: I say, Merry Christmas, said, you got me all pissed
Speaker 8: off again. Reds and Giants opened up a three game
Speaker 8: series tonight at the Big Ballpark, which is also Gay
Speaker 8: Louke Combe's concert number one tonight, So it's going to
Speaker 8: be packed and stacked along the Big River.
Speaker 1: You know, we have Combs is all over our family.
Speaker 1: My aunt took us in when on Hour of Me
Speaker 1: when I was twelve. Her name was and that Combs. Well,
Speaker 1: Brian Combs is a distant of Luke. Luke Combs. He's
Speaker 1: going to be in the front road tonight. And like Benson,
Speaker 1: my aunt's name was Dorothy Benson. Am I related to Benson?
Speaker 1: The plays for the Reds.
Speaker 8: Might be number thirty six, ' ten Sports Talk and
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Speaker 1: After the game.
Speaker 8: Literal League Great Lakes Regional on Sunday, Willie Hamilton Westside
Speaker 8: will take a take on a team either from Kentucky
Speaker 8: or Michigan.
Speaker 1: Would you agree that Kamala Harris is a political easy target,
Speaker 1: but the media will not know. How do you say
Speaker 1: to these two Americans? Quit saying Merry Christmas because it
Speaker 1: might offend someone. Think, well, that's Democrats if Trump can't
Speaker 1: beat her.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 8: Also back to baseball, Willie Frankie Montoss, Milwarmer Red will
Speaker 8: make his first start with the Brewers tonight.
Speaker 1: At Washington Milwaukee.
Speaker 8: Bengals Updated Service, A Good Spirits, Winding, Tobacco, and Party
Speaker 8: Town are twelve locations in northern Kentucky. Bengals held an
Speaker 8: early workout today. They just got done about fifty minutes ago.
Speaker 1: What about Jamar Chase?
Speaker 8: The team has, the team has tomorrow off workouts zoom Sunday.
Speaker 1: Is it a Jamar hold out? Yes? Is it a
Speaker 1: hold in? Now it is? Well, both tell me he
Speaker 1: is old in.
Speaker 8: He did not where, he did not work be on
Speaker 8: the He was not on the field today.
Speaker 1: So now it's a holdout. I don't know. Not a
Speaker 1: hold in is min I'm going to back down. I
Speaker 1: don't what you just say. Well, Mike Brown back down. No,
Speaker 1: because he got Jamar Chase two more years. He set
Speaker 1: out his senior year at l s U. Right, he'll
Speaker 1: sit out if well, then they got T Higgins and
Speaker 1: those other guys. Believe me, when when he sees that
Speaker 1: everybody else is getting the headlines in the spotlight. He'll
Speaker 1: come back or running. What if he misses the first
Speaker 1: couple of games, including them one at Kansas City. What
Speaker 1: do you say then, segment, Well, they'll go to Kansas
Speaker 1: City and beat him, Jamar Chase. Is it a holdout
Speaker 1: or hold in? You're saying now it's a holdout?
Speaker 8: Back to soccer, Willie FC Cincinnati winning last night and
Speaker 8: the opening around under the league's cup. So FCC is
Speaker 8: in around of thirty two Monday night. They're back in
Speaker 8: action against New York City FC.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? What cup? Are they in?
Speaker 3: Leagues?
Speaker 1: Is that the like the team itself, FC is.
Speaker 8: The MLS and this these teams from Mexico are like
Speaker 8: playing each other in like a mini tournament. There's nothing
Speaker 8: going on now because the Olympics. There's no there's no
Speaker 8: racing in it. During the Olympics, there's no MLS. Only
Speaker 8: thing's going on in the Olympics is baseball. And the
Speaker 8: NFL started last night. Of course, he only went to
Speaker 8: the third quarter and got rained out. Did you see
Speaker 8: the new can new kickoff rules?
Speaker 1: I saw it a little of it. Yeah, that's really stupid.
Speaker 8: It looks like now you're gonna have to get like
Speaker 8: Scotty Scheffler to kick for you, because you can't just
Speaker 8: boom it into the seats. You got to put it
Speaker 8: in a certain spot like a golfer. Why that's the rule.
Speaker 8: That's the XFL rules. Who would have thought that the
Speaker 8: National Football League.
Speaker 1: Would have taken a rule from the x FL. What
Speaker 1: does Mike Brown say about this? I bet your.
Speaker 8: Pete Rosella is is just going nuts in heaven.
Speaker 1: It's an odd looking lineup too.
Speaker 8: They yeah, they got one, so many guys on one
Speaker 8: line and then ten yards back there's another line, and
Speaker 8: then you have to put it in a certain area
Speaker 8: or it comes out to the fifty yard line or whatever.
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's stupid. I wouldn't know if you
Speaker 1: know what it is. What does Troy Blackburn say? You
Speaker 1: know what it is?
Speaker 8: They want to They want to redo and revive the
Speaker 8: kickoff return because all these guys are booming booming him
Speaker 8: into the seats and a touchback.
Speaker 1: They want to see that.
Speaker 8: But if you're a kick returner on special teams, that's like,
Speaker 8: that's like that's like a.
Speaker 1: Against the US strike. You and the best darned coach
Speaker 1: in the world and the special teams is right here
Speaker 1: in the Queens City. I'm talking about the one and
Speaker 1: only Darren Simmons. Amen. What about Troy Blackburn? What about him? Well,
Speaker 1: he probably having probably having chase a little turtle souper right,
Speaker 1: he's probably having lunched it right now in the executive
Speaker 1: dining room down there and get he's probably getting ready
Speaker 1: for Luke Combs. Does Jamarrow chase not just in cousin
Speaker 1: of Brian Combe and my and that Combes. Are you
Speaker 1: going to the concert tonight? No? No, I might go
Speaker 1: to the Deer Park Fireman's Fun Festival. Oh that's right,
Speaker 1: Chamberlain with you're a good friend, the wild Man boy.
Speaker 1: I gave him a fifty dollars bill last year. He
Speaker 1: gave me changed for a five. Yeah.
Speaker 8: He did such a great job yesterday and promoting that,
Speaker 8: didn't He wonderful?
Speaker 1: Great guy? I know He've always tonight and tomorrow right
Speaker 1: at six Chamberlain Cunningham Park, will Chamberlain Park and Deer
Speaker 1: Parks I'll come.
Speaker 8: They named it after him and not you. She scored
Speaker 8: one hundred points in a game. I'm shocked. Oh, they
Speaker 8: want to name a ballfield after me. I'm holding out
Speaker 8: for a maybe two balls. So you're like Jamar Chase,
Speaker 8: you want the Bill Cunningham Deer Park baseball center. I
Speaker 8: want the baseball center. Well, you already got a street,
Speaker 8: two streets. Uh, the boulevard leading into the school. It's
Speaker 8: that the football stadium. Now you want the baseball field.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's it's different than what about basketball? They've already
Speaker 1: got everything hanging up. Oh but sag except your number
Speaker 1: ten jersey that you wore. What you want one that
Speaker 1: when the park won the title? The guys on TVs
Speaker 1: and who is that old man on getting cutting down
Speaker 1: the down the net? Would I cut him all down?
Speaker 1: To idea? Who you were? You refuse to answer the question. What? Well,
Speaker 1: Mike Brown back down at Lamar Chase. No, does he
Speaker 1: know who he's dealing with here? I have done know
Speaker 1: who he's dealing with.
Speaker 8: I think Jamar ought to go and tell go to
Speaker 8: ex Bengals and say, how's this work go?
Speaker 1: How the hold out did that go? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Mike Brown, either that either you back you back down,
Speaker 8: or you're going to another town.
Speaker 1: I just made that up. That's not bad. It's not bad.
Speaker 1: Segment You're either back down or you're going to another town.
Speaker 1: We Leland Vitter coming up from News Nation. You'll end
Speaker 1: up with the Washington commanders and hate life like the
Speaker 1: wild Man Hates Life segment. Get me out of the
Speaker 1: Students Report, please.
Speaker 8: Willie, And honor of another hot day in the tri
Speaker 8: State and action all over the place this weekend.
Speaker 1: Well by Downtown Down, Mike Brown, back down.
Speaker 8: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 4: Now, if we started beating her in the polls by
Speaker 4: ten or fifteen points, are they going to bring.
Speaker 1: In a third Ken Today?
Speaker 4: It's like, you know, Trump is killing this guy all right, out,
Speaker 4: let's bring in a new one out out. I hope
Speaker 4: maybe at some point they get one, right, but.
Speaker 1: I hope that's the case.
Speaker 8: And also today, Willie, I just saw on X the
Speaker 8: President Trump back to back eagles on his golf course today.
Speaker 1: What correct horror fours? Back to back eagles? What on
Speaker 1: par fours? There's rumors he's going to drop the nomination
Speaker 1: and go pro. We're in trouble saying we coma media
Speaker 1: has struck. Well, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. He could just
Speaker 1: go golfing all on News Radio seven hundred WLVERA Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great American. Of course, Leland Bitter frequent guests of
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Shows, one of the main anchors, commentators, etc.
Speaker 1: Of News Nation Monday through Friday, and talked with politics
Speaker 1: and so many other issues. And Leland Bitter, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, are
Speaker 1: you somewhat amazed over the past ten days to two
Speaker 1: weeks the rise of Kamala Harris. In fact, she's given
Speaker 1: no news conferences. I'm not sure she could defend her
Speaker 1: liberal record to a Midwestern audience. But if somebody had
Speaker 1: told you two weeks ago that the Democratic nominee is
Speaker 1: going to be at or past Donald Trump, would you
Speaker 1: have believed that. What's happened.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't want to say we predicted it, but
Speaker 3: but the meteoric rise is because of the turning into
Speaker 3: the first living saint in history. Right, So there has
Speaker 3: been a coronation. There was a coronation of her as
Speaker 3: the nominee, and then there was quickly identification of her
Speaker 3: as the savior politician. And you rightly point out she
Speaker 3: has given no news conferences. She is becoming effectively, if
Speaker 3: you listen to her stump speech is she's tried to
Speaker 3: walk back a lot of her positions, whether it be
Speaker 3: on healthcare or the border, or crime or whatever it is.
Speaker 3: She's becoming an empty vessel in the same way that
Speaker 3: Joe Biden was in twenty twenty. It's a it's a
Speaker 3: non COVID version of the basement strategy, which is to
Speaker 3: allow people to graph fond to her whatever feelings they
Speaker 3: have that are anything but Donald Trump. And to be fair,
Speaker 3: we said for a long time leading up to this
Speaker 3: that whichever party replaced the unpopular I met unfavorability candidate
Speaker 3: that was at the top of their ticket, that'd be
Speaker 3: neither Biden or Trump. Whichever party did that was going
Speaker 3: to get a huge advantage.
Speaker 1: And in Kamala Harris's case, I've heard some of the
Speaker 1: commentators on News Nation and elsewhere and elsewhere said, well,
Speaker 1: this is a honeymoon phase, and this is a sugar high,
Speaker 1: and what's going to happen come end of October, first
Speaker 1: week in November. It's going to be different. And I say,
Speaker 1: o contrere mon frere, which is an Olympic reference, I
Speaker 1: would say not necessarily because I watched Joe Biden for
Speaker 1: a long time, hide out in his basement, not conduct interviews,
Speaker 1: not campaign at all, Ridolf a few teleprompters. He got
Speaker 1: eighty one million votes and Trumpster got seventy four million,
Speaker 1: and it's about seventy thousand vot This was the real
Speaker 1: difference in the five or six states and he won. So,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris will not be required by the so called
Speaker 1: mainstream me to sit down for an interview with you
Speaker 1: or any of the other cable news giants, because it's
Speaker 1: not in her interest to do so. And if Trump
Speaker 1: or someone like that had not given any interviews for
Speaker 1: like fourteen days, and by the time at the end
Speaker 1: of the convention rolls around is going to be almost
Speaker 1: thirty days, there'd be a countdown clock. CNN, MSNBC, maybe
Speaker 1: News Nation, Fox would have a countdown clock. This is
Speaker 1: how long the Republican has not sat down for a
Speaker 1: broadcast interview. But in her case, well, to be.
Speaker 3: Fair, we've talked about it on the show almost every night.
Speaker 3: What day it is that she has not given an
Speaker 3: interview or have, forget an interview, had a meaningful interaction
Speaker 3: with the press. And when you talk to her supporters.
Speaker 3: They give you varying answers for that. None of them
Speaker 3: answered the key question, which is what is she afraid of? Uh?
Speaker 3: We saw and I don't know if you've played this
Speaker 3: clip for your listeners yet, but last night when she
Speaker 3: was on the tarmac and Andrews, she had to give
Speaker 3: unscripted remarks and when the when the hostages came home
Speaker 3: and and all of a sudden, the woman who I
Speaker 3: think any fair arbiter of political skill would have to
Speaker 3: say in political acumen has gotten a lot better on
Speaker 3: the teleprompter, which she has was right back to the
Speaker 3: circular word salads of Kamala Harris's past. That was last
Speaker 3: That was on what would be Thursday night into Friday morning.
Speaker 3: So I think you you you've hit the nail on
Speaker 3: the head, which is once she has been deified, then
Speaker 3: she becomes untouchable.
Speaker 1: And at this point she is and I can't conceive.
Speaker 1: I look for the next week getting ready and the
Speaker 1: next few days we're going to have the the UH
Speaker 1: and I want to talk with you about this. The
Speaker 1: Democratic VP nominee on paper, I said, it's going to
Speaker 1: be Mark Kelly, Senator Arizona or Josh Shapiro. Those are
Speaker 1: the two. And I'm watching on many cable channels how
Speaker 1: the radical left does not want Josh Shapiro because he's
Speaker 1: a Jew. And I'm watching these emails and these texts
Speaker 1: and these TikTok videos about he's a Jew, support of Israel,
Speaker 1: and to me, being a Jew is a positive thing.
Speaker 1: I practiced law in a Jewish law firm for twenty years.
Speaker 1: They certainly broadened my experiences. I went to Israel, as
Speaker 1: you know last year. I love going there. I have
Speaker 1: great respect for the Jewish people. My boss is a
Speaker 1: Jewish carpenter, and I have great respect. But there's an element.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's the AOC element, maybe it's the it's the
Speaker 1: extreme element of the Democrat party that want to hold
Speaker 1: his faith against him because he's going to hurt him
Speaker 1: in Michigan. Are you offended by the fact that we
Speaker 1: have a religious test by Democrat leftists they don't want
Speaker 1: Shapiro because he's a Jew.
Speaker 3: Well, I live in watching DC, it takes an awful
Speaker 3: lot to get me offended. I what I will say
Speaker 3: is I think it is quite interesting and to be
Speaker 3: I think fair and give credit where credit is due.
Speaker 3: Adam Schiff and Moskowitz, the congressman. I believe Florida called
Speaker 3: out their own party on this and they said, the
Speaker 3: Progressives say they don't want a Jew, say it out loud.
Speaker 3: Number one and number two. To your point, can you
Speaker 3: imagine if this was a different minority that the Democrats
Speaker 3: were discriminated against. Somehow, discriminating against Jews is the only
Speaker 3: one that is okay. I think this will tell us
Speaker 3: a lot about where Kamala Harris's head is. Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: is a political operator. We know that it does not
Speaker 3: appear as though she has any true norse. She seems
Speaker 3: to have some deeply progressive personal views, but appears willing
Speaker 3: to vacillate on the issues as she sees it and
Speaker 3: sees an opportunity. Why she ran to the left in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty when she had her own presidential campaign. Now
Speaker 3: she's trying to run to the center in a general
Speaker 3: election campaign. I think if she gets Josh Shapiro will
Speaker 3: tell us an off a lot, and she doesn't pick
Speaker 3: Josh Shapiro, it will tell us an awful lot both ways.
Speaker 3: So in a way of being president about leadership, this
Speaker 3: we will get a real sense of her leadership.
Speaker 1: She has props with the radical left in her party.
Speaker 1: She came out of San Francisco. You know, on paper,
Speaker 1: if somebody would say to Leland Viverd we without a
Speaker 1: name or a gender, we have a candidate who's been
Speaker 1: a city prosecutor, who's been a county prosecutor, who's been
Speaker 1: an attorney general, who's been a United States Senator, and
Speaker 1: who's been a Vice president. You would say, without reference
Speaker 1: to party, gender, or race, that's a qualified person. So
Speaker 1: that that's true. On the other hand, if I would
Speaker 1: say to Leland Viveritter, there's a candidate without reference, agenda,
Speaker 1: or race, who most of her life opposed fracking, supported
Speaker 1: the Green New Deal, defunded the police and private health insurance,
Speaker 1: transgenders in locker rooms in high school, having the government
Speaker 1: pay for gender reassignment surgery in California state prisons, to
Speaker 1: calls for an eighty percent tax rate, wants to eliminate
Speaker 1: automobiles that are not EV's, wants an open southern border.
Speaker 1: She wants illegals voting, she wants criminals to vote from prisons,
Speaker 1: you would say, basically that person is unelectable. So on
Speaker 1: one hand, you have the Democrats see this extremely on
Speaker 1: paper qualified candidate. But on the other side, her policies
Speaker 1: over the last really thirty years of her life have
Speaker 1: been on the far left wing the Democratic Party. So
Speaker 1: our average voter is going to focus on all these
Speaker 1: qualifications job wise, or they're going to focus on her policies,
Speaker 1: which is to the left of Bernie Sanders. And I've
Speaker 1: said Leland Villert, she's like Bernie Sanders with lipstick and
Speaker 1: high heels. And the American people would say, we don't
Speaker 1: want that, and so which chosen which is it?
Speaker 3: Well, Sarah Palin got an awful lot of lasses line
Speaker 3: just like that in two thousand and eight, yes, and
Speaker 3: and it did not work out so well for her
Speaker 3: or Republicans. And I would warn Republicans that they have
Speaker 3: a candidate who is now historically unpopular. It was that
Speaker 3: Joe Biden was historically unpopular. Now they have the historically
Speaker 3: unpopular and older candidate who is prone to say things that,
Speaker 3: shall we say, get coverage for the wrong reasons or no,
Speaker 3: or get or get a lot of coverage that is
Speaker 3: all negative. Joe Biden and you know, in the past
Speaker 3: couple of months said a lot of things. They got
Speaker 3: them a lot of negative coverage, and Donald Trump is
Speaker 3: now saying things they get him a lot of negative coverage.
Speaker 3: The American people are looking, you know, and told us
Speaker 3: over and over again, are looking for something different. And
Speaker 3: what Kamala Harris is providing with the help of the media,
Speaker 3: no question about it, is something different. And there's a
Speaker 3: lot of people who are quite excited about that. And
Speaker 3: I think any fair look at this has to include
Speaker 3: did Republicans pick Donald Trump knowing that he was historically
Speaker 3: unpopular with moderates and independence and then Donald Trump two
Speaker 3: weeks ago. I don't think we talked. When I was
Speaker 3: at the conventions, kick jd Vance could have pick Nikki Haley,
Speaker 3: could have picked Marco Rubio, could have picked Doug Bergham,
Speaker 3: and didn't kick jd Vance doubled down, and there was
Speaker 3: an awful lot of people at the convention scratching their heads, going,
Speaker 3: what in the world does he add? And now there's
Speaker 3: an awful lot of people scratching their heads going, oh,
Speaker 3: what in the world did he do? And these are
Speaker 3: Republicans that I'm talking.
Speaker 1: To Leyland Vetter, and I for disclosure, I've been friends
Speaker 1: with jd Vance for a long time, have dinner with him.
Speaker 1: Met him eight years ago a little bit of the
Speaker 1: story in Butler County, Ohio, which is the county directly
Speaker 1: north of Hamilton County, and that Butler County GOP wanted
Speaker 1: to have him to be their Lincoln Day Reagan Day speaker.
Speaker 1: About eight years ago was twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 1: he said to the organizers of that, can you get
Speaker 1: Cunningham to come? He and I can bat around my book.
Speaker 1: He'll billy elergy. I said, I'm not good at public speaking,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to like speak, I said, And
Speaker 1: I thought, I said, okay, I don't know the guy.
Speaker 1: I said, I'll go meet with him. And we sat
Speaker 1: up there with one of the three hundred people. I
Speaker 1: had the book. I read it one over a chapter
Speaker 1: and it was a good presentation, and he thanked me.
Speaker 1: And since then we struck up a friendship and I
Speaker 1: liked the guy a lot. He was largely unknown on
Speaker 1: the national scene, believe it or not. Kamala Harris was
Speaker 1: also until the last two weeks unknown on the national scene.
Speaker 1: News nations sent out reporters to people to say, Hey,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, what has she done right? Give me one thing.
Speaker 1: In the end, it's a blank stare. So when JD
Speaker 1: was announced, they sent planeloads and bus loads of reporters
Speaker 1: all over parts of his life to find a text
Speaker 1: made or and email he had with somebody when they
Speaker 1: were at Yale Law School twenty years ago that was negative,
Speaker 1: and they reported the negative stuff. The life story of JD.
Speaker 1: Vance is the American dream, the American success story. Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: on the other hand, led a middle class lifestyle. She
Speaker 1: at one point claimed to be an Indian American and then,
Speaker 1: of course a Caribbean American.
Speaker 3: Bill. You seem to be under the mistaken impression that
Speaker 3: facts matter, well, well they should.
Speaker 1: I want each candidate to be scrutinized by the media
Speaker 1: by the standards of Sarah Palin and JD. E. Vance.
Speaker 1: But that doesn't happen.
Speaker 3: What can you just can you just imagine, Well, look
Speaker 3: all we didn't get to the National Association of Black Journalists,
Speaker 3: But can you just imagine for a second, Okay, if
Speaker 3: a white journalist had gone after and frankly, I thought
Speaker 3: it was it was rude, and I thought it was inappropriate.
Speaker 3: The way the reporter Richard Scott ABC, Rachel Scott went
Speaker 3: after went after Donald Trump, just just in terms of decorum,
Speaker 3: because the presidential nominee, this is a former president. There's
Speaker 3: you can ask tough questions, but you can do so respectfully.
Speaker 3: You can follow up, you can do so respectfully. You
Speaker 3: know she was she was there to make a point.
Speaker 3: You and I both done interviews to make points. You
Speaker 3: know what it's like. So that's what was happening. Can
Speaker 3: you imagine if a white reporter, a white male reporter,
Speaker 3: did that Tamala.
Speaker 1: Harris, Well, the section, the gender the reporter would be
Speaker 1: the main story, not the question was asking such a
Speaker 1: way that couldn't be answered. And if he was said,
Speaker 1: Rachaw'll tell you what. I'm here to talk about the
Speaker 1: policies I've had that positively impact the black community when
Speaker 1: I was in office, talk about HBCUs, talk about enterprise zones,
Speaker 1: talk about appointments. He didn't do that. They set out
Speaker 1: debait and he lashed on to it like a tuna
Speaker 1: and ran with it. And I could not conceive of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris ever going to an NRA meeting or Right
Speaker 1: to Life society and sitting there. She wouldn't put herself
Speaker 1: there because maybe she's better politically, but that Donald likes
Speaker 1: going into nasty environments and interchanging in fisticuffs, which results
Speaker 1: in the occasional low information voter to think about feelings
Speaker 1: more than facts. So when you say to me, well, Billy,
Speaker 1: you're constrained by the facts, yes, and the feelings about this.
Speaker 1: Many women especially, you know, most women are like some men,
Speaker 1: who care about the feelings and the presentation and the
Speaker 1: gender and the race, not the facts. If I line
Speaker 1: up the facts of what she said in the past,
Speaker 1: she's unelectable. But we're not going to get to the
Speaker 1: facts because because Donald Trump went to the NABJ and
Speaker 1: that reaction is all that matters, not facts. I care
Speaker 1: about facts. I think you care about facts. Many care
Speaker 1: about feelings. And that's why Donald Trump might lose, is
Speaker 1: that he doesn't play to the crowd that demands a
Speaker 1: little bit of feelings and touch and feel and respect.
Speaker 1: Remember Bill Clinton could feel your pain. He understood you completely.
Speaker 1: You'll never get that from Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Well, look, Donald Trump sells himself as the master of
Speaker 3: the art of the deal and the master and the
Speaker 3: understanding of the media. And we'll see. You know, I'm
Speaker 3: old enough to remember twenty sixteen when there was a
Speaker 3: moment after the Access Hollywood take to grab her by
Speaker 3: the pe cape and guess what everybody said, Oh is
Speaker 3: it can't recover? On and on, and he did and
Speaker 3: he won. So we've got a long time between now
Speaker 3: and November. Things change, Okay, I would return. I make
Speaker 3: no casillist versions on JD. Vans as a person, and
Speaker 3: you said he's the epitomed the American dreams. Great, Okay, Now,
Speaker 3: whether that makes you qualified to be president of the
Speaker 3: United States?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: Which is the job of vice presidents to be ready
Speaker 3: to be president? And whether he can connect with American
Speaker 3: people and convince them of that, and whether he as
Speaker 3: a both in terms of policy and in terms of
Speaker 3: that ability, is able to connect with the people that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump can't to win two hundred and seventy electoral votes.
Speaker 3: Those are two very different conversations.
Speaker 1: And the other issue is I look at nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: eight when Bush forty one picked a person, Dan Quail
Speaker 1: of Indiana, that the media pummeled, and Bush forty one
Speaker 1: still won easily over Michael Dukakis, who who was behind
Speaker 1: fifteen points in the polls, came back and beat him.
Speaker 1: VP's honest don't matter. The only time it might have
Speaker 1: mattered was nineteen sixty when LBJ brought Texas to Kennedy.
Speaker 1: That might have mattered. But other than that, But JD
Speaker 1: Advance is the real deal.
Speaker 3: Go ahead, I'm gonna disagree with it. I'm going to
Speaker 3: disagree with you on when weather VP matters. I'll give
Speaker 3: you two other points that it matters. One it mattered
Speaker 3: in two thousand and eight, there were a lot of
Speaker 3: people who were uncomfortable with the idea of Sarah Palin
Speaker 3: being one heartbeat away from the presidency when it was
Speaker 3: a very old heart in John McCain and I would
Speaker 3: argue that now, especially given Trump stage, Biden dropping out,
Speaker 3: and the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, the public's focus
Speaker 3: on the concept of the VP. Am I comfortable with
Speaker 3: this person? He has changed? And look, you know, we
Speaker 3: can talk about how many you know, millions of votes,
Speaker 3: tens of millions, hundreds of millions of votes will be cast.
Speaker 3: That's all true. As you pointed out, we're talking about
Speaker 3: one hundred thousand to two hundred thousand votes that's going
Speaker 3: to decide this, right, right, Okay, So what you really
Speaker 3: have to think about what are you going to make
Speaker 3: those people on the margins, those hundred thousand people who
Speaker 3: are cruelly on the margins, make their decisions, and I
Speaker 3: think it is it's perfectly acceptable, but it is somewhat
Speaker 3: naive to assume that they make the decisions, their decisions
Speaker 3: on the same points and give the same weight to
Speaker 3: things that people who are diehard supporters of either candidate do.
Speaker 1: Anything could affect it, and maybe the event to determine
Speaker 1: this election has not happened yet, something could happen the
Speaker 1: rest of this month or September October that everything we
Speaker 1: talked about means nothing, and something's going to occur of
Speaker 1: such a quality, whether it's a terroristy doctor, God forbids,
Speaker 1: some other nasty bomb goes off somewhere and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, everything we've discussed means nothing. In America may
Speaker 1: want a tough guy instead of Kamala Harris. On the
Speaker 1: other hand, we don't know.
Speaker 3: What about a couple what about another couple of nasty
Speaker 3: jobs reports?
Speaker 1: That's the markets and meltdown. That's a bad thing too,
Speaker 1: that's not And Kamala Harris owns everything in the Biden administration,
Speaker 1: plus her her background her policy backgrounds is far left wing,
Speaker 1: and maybe that's another issue. So all right, Leland, we
Speaker 1: got to run. I'm gonna give you one more thing.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna give you one more thing for your listeners
Speaker 3: to listen to. Listen to Pamalin Harris's stump speech. Listen
Speaker 3: to the whole thing. We're fair our news nation. We
Speaker 3: broadcast rallies from both sides. Notice the one thing she
Speaker 3: doesn't say in her stump speech. You know what that is?
Speaker 1: Immigration Joe Biden. Yeah, she's separating, not last night, but
Speaker 1: she's separating from Joe Biden because he's so unpopular. And
Speaker 1: last night was that was bad. I mean to look
Speaker 1: at Joe Biden a like eleven thirty or midnight, that's bad.
Speaker 1: And that's a phone calls, that was. And if he
Speaker 1: steps down, she becomes the president acting president. Now we've
Speaker 1: got a whole new set of things and we'll see
Speaker 1: what well. Leland Vender, thanks for keeping the lines of
Speaker 1: communication open. Good luck to you and have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Thank you, my friend, God bless you. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more your reaction five one, three, seven, four,
Speaker 1: nine seven thousand. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred wlb.
Speaker 7: Donald Trump, on the other hand, has been talking a big.
Speaker 2: Game about securing.
Speaker 7: Our border, but he does not walk the walk.
Speaker 1: Or, as my friend.
Speaker 9: Quevo would say, he does not walk it like he.
Speaker 2: Talks to.
Speaker 5: Hell.
Speaker 1: Hell, Hello bye, I'm broadcasting god rog news comes out
Speaker 1: about UK and I'm not talking about England. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about the Wildcats, some of their players and jobs that
Speaker 1: didn't show up in order to get paid, and they
Speaker 1: simply got paid.
Speaker 8: People around here are the sneakies.
Speaker 1: Sounds like iHeartMedia salespersonnel. That's what they're called jobs. Do
Speaker 1: we know, well the hospital they were working in a hospital.
Speaker 1: I got it right here, Rocks. That's never happened.
Speaker 8: Football violations resulted in eleven Kentucky football players being paid
Speaker 8: for work not performed at the UK hospital between spring
Speaker 8: of twenty twenty one in March of twenty twenty two
Speaker 8: that they got to vacate all ten wins for the
Speaker 8: twenty twenty one season, including the Citrus Bowl over Iowa,
Speaker 8: and also go on a two year probation.
Speaker 1: So here's my question.
Speaker 9: In the day and age of the of nil, a
Speaker 9: lot of the house works, the business will be like, hey,
Speaker 9: Willie Cunningham. We're gonna pay you one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 9: this year, but you must show up to two of
Speaker 9: our events and you got to make one Twitter post
Speaker 9: a week. Yes.
Speaker 1: How many times do you think that agreement is fulfilled? Rarely? Rarely,
Speaker 1: if ever?
Speaker 9: And it's I mean that should be the same thing, right,
Speaker 9: he didn't.
Speaker 1: Faciliar They played football, they won, They probably got more
Speaker 1: money in NIDL than has nothing to do with football,
Speaker 1: nothing to show up at a hospital job forwards. So we're
Speaker 1: gonna punish everyone else who played by the rules to
Speaker 1: get out these ten kids that didn't. That makes sense.
Speaker 9: This is why the NCAA is in knowing respects. We
Speaker 9: seemingly do the wrong thing every.
Speaker 1: Time they know they were still in business. Are they
Speaker 1: still in business?
Speaker 9: I mean in UK and everybody's just be like, who
Speaker 9: are you? We don't even pay attention to you anyway?
Speaker 1: Does the SEC pay attention? They would never do this
Speaker 1: to Alabama or Georgia? Would they be UK? The price
Speaker 1: offer them up like this sacrificial lamb. It's a freebie
Speaker 1: or rock. I'm all angry because I say to you
Speaker 1: off the air, are angry? I'm getting it. I'm a
Speaker 1: little more hopeful than yesterday. Yes, because feelings matter. They
Speaker 1: trump facts. You understand that reality.
Speaker 9: This is what I've been saying for a long time.
Speaker 9: Feelings matter, Feelings matter more than policies. But I was
Speaker 9: thinking the other day that Trump can't win. Now I'm
Speaker 9: saying Trump can't lose if he loses to her. When
Speaker 9: she's against Christmas, I'm thinking, are you kidding me? How
Speaker 9: do you campaign against Christmas?
Speaker 1: Question? Is it was there one hundred days? More or less.
Speaker 6: We all sing happy tunes. And when we all sing
Speaker 6: happy tunes and sing.
Speaker 7: Merry Christmas and wish each other Merry Christmas, these children
Speaker 7: are not gonna have them merry Christmas. How dare we
Speaker 7: speak merry Christmas? How dare we?
Speaker 1: The trick's gonna be getting her out of the basement.
Speaker 9: They they proved in the last election they can win
Speaker 9: the presidency by keeping the actual candidate in the basement.
Speaker 1: Get her out there to say, we're going to have
Speaker 1: comprehensive background checks. We're gonna close the gun show loophole.
Speaker 8: We're gonna close the online local, close the Charleston local.
Speaker 1: Close your mouth, that's what you close your mouth? So
Speaker 1: mean standing up to the.
Speaker 8: Gun Lobbybby, close your mouth, that's what you get her
Speaker 8: out of the basement and get her own record and
Speaker 8: get her off the teleprompter.
Speaker 9: Will some journalists out there that she can't put three
Speaker 9: purgeon thoughts together?
Speaker 1: Last, No, I'm sure you were sleeping about midnight. The
Speaker 1: words Sally came out of her mouth again. I saw it.
Speaker 1: And Joe Biden went onto the wrong plane to welcome
Speaker 1: the hospital and he was getting swapped in the in
Speaker 1: the prison.
Speaker 8: Is that what's going He thought he was the twenty
Speaker 8: fifth guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, and he may not complete the presidency, which
Speaker 1: worries me even more. Kamalo will make a worldwide address
Speaker 1: behind the resolute desk, then what happened?
Speaker 10: This is just an extraordinary testament the president who understands
Speaker 10: the power of diplomacy and understands the strength that rests
Speaker 10: in understanding the significance of diplomacy and strengthening alliances.
Speaker 7: This is an incredible day.
Speaker 1: See here's here's my thought. I think it's gonna come.
Speaker 9: Four years ago, Elon Musk was not in control of Twitter, right, Okay,
Speaker 9: things were able to be censor. Since he has been
Speaker 9: put back in charge, stuff is allowed to get out there.
Speaker 9: So there is millions of sound bites of her saying
Speaker 9: stuff like that, to the point where you can't ignore
Speaker 9: the woman is not bright and there's no accomplishments to
Speaker 9: line up with that.
Speaker 1: She flunked the bar exam and she hates Christmas. What
Speaker 1: else can you say?
Speaker 8: Well, elon musk that that that guy down in Venezuela
Speaker 8: wants to fight him.
Speaker 9: Maybe they're trying to see if they if they fight him,
Speaker 9: if they can make themselves as unlikable as possible yet
Speaker 9: still win. Maybe that's the game. Maybe there's like a
Speaker 9: side bet. Okay, Yeah, I worry.
Speaker 1: I worry because the Trumpster keeps giving him target rich
Speaker 1: environments when you shut the hell up.
Speaker 9: Yes, but but the guy's gotta be perfect. He's got
Speaker 9: to be perfect in everything, which no one is. The
Speaker 9: guy is on the money most of the time. Of course,
Speaker 9: he's gonna the rules are different and the rules change.
Speaker 1: He talks to everybody all the time, all the time.
Speaker 1: The black journal wants to go talk to him. He
Speaker 1: ask me any questions you want. She has not answered
Speaker 1: any questions none. If this was a trump they'd have
Speaker 1: a countdown saying he's not being no interviews for the
Speaker 1: past fourteen days and it will continue. But she's gonna
Speaker 1: announce Shapiro probably today, Tomorrow, Monday. That's going to carry
Speaker 1: you a week. Then go to Chicago sick question away
Speaker 1: from the media, and then they're going to campaign on
Speaker 1: teleprompter for two weeks after that. Then the Labor Day
Speaker 1: is gonna come. Then the teleprompter really begins, and it
Speaker 1: may not be a debate. She'd be wise if she's
Speaker 1: up not to debate Donald Trump, or.
Speaker 9: She'd be wise in my opinion, I said the other
Speaker 9: day that's the election is going to hand upon that.
Speaker 1: Everyone's going to pay attention after the debate. There's nothing else.
Speaker 1: I mean, she'll give no more interviews and Comma may
Speaker 1: Mania will go nuts. These are the the age of
Speaker 1: Kamala Kamala Camelot. It's all in the media is just
Speaker 1: begging her to say nothing and just leave us alone,
Speaker 1: and we will.
Speaker 9: The day she's declared president, does you call me yes?
Speaker 9: Skyrocket or crash?
Speaker 1: Crash? So are how are people happy about that?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 9: I guarantee if Donald Trump's elected president, Economy, the socomart.
Speaker 1: Day, the roof so so explain that segment. Can you
Speaker 1: explain that no, give me some sports then, and do
Speaker 1: your duty as God gives you the light to see
Speaker 1: that duty.
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Speaker 8: going for his third medal of the games in the
Speaker 8: two hundred meters individual medley final.
Speaker 1: The game.
Speaker 8: Uh, the team USA has taken the silver. In the
Speaker 8: equestrian jumping team.
Speaker 1: Morocco defeats the USA.
Speaker 8: They have horses that jump their fifth medal in the
Speaker 8: last six games.
Speaker 1: That don't be knocking it? What do they do? They jump?
Speaker 8: Equestrian Jumping team never heard of?
Speaker 1: You got to get out more.
Speaker 2: Do that.
Speaker 8: Morocco routes the United States four games to nil, and
Speaker 8: the men's soccer quarter finals four Zip Morocco. They need
Speaker 8: to put FC Cincinnati in that group they bring in
Speaker 8: the gold medal.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't need Morocco's gone. I looked
Speaker 1: it up. They have twelve million people. We have three
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty million, and we lose. We get shut
Speaker 1: out for Zip.
Speaker 8: Red's update Redell Giants tonight, first of a three game
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Speaker 8: and Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Ding Show after the game, and
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Speaker 8: Party Town in Northern Kentucky. Bengals worked out early. Rocky
Speaker 8: were with the pebbles. All the pebbles are there?
Speaker 1: What about Chase? You talk to Lake?
Speaker 9: Little son Bronson was in basic tears because Jamar Chase
Speaker 9: was not practicing, as we told him a hundred times.
Speaker 1: But he's not gonna practice.
Speaker 9: He's probably gonna be out there, but he's not gonna practice,
Speaker 9: and he's very likely not going to sign your football
Speaker 9: that you've brought and stayed up all night wishing he
Speaker 9: would sign.
Speaker 1: Is he holding out or holding in? He's he's staging
Speaker 1: a hold in, hold in, Well, Mike Brown back down?
Speaker 1: Does Mike Brown back down? I'm gonna bet no movable
Speaker 1: movable object. Mike Brown doesn't back town, and he'll you'll
Speaker 1: find another town.
Speaker 9: By the way, I want to thank free agent linebacker
Speaker 9: for the Bengals, Mama Jung Meta. Okay, it's from Wisconsin.
Speaker 9: He came over and signed the boys some autographs after practice,
Speaker 9: but didn't have to was in the area, just came over.
Speaker 1: So the boymans are rooting.
Speaker 9: I went to Wisconsin where he was coached by Luke Figgle,
Speaker 9: and also saw Sam Hubbard, who's the best in the world.
Speaker 1: Love Sam Hubber like he's also not practicing, but he's can.
Speaker 1: They didn't try to. They didn't try to say, hey,
Speaker 1: we need.
Speaker 8: A tight end the linebackers.
Speaker 9: Great, sign it right there on the spot. Right Maybe
Speaker 9: Now with the new kickoff rules, I could run down
Speaker 9: on a kick. I would have to run like fifty yards.
Speaker 1: I could run. Well, you understand the new rules. I
Speaker 1: understand that. Kidding. I think it's going to work out. Okay,
Speaker 1: I think people are figuring it out.
Speaker 9: Look, it was either that or the play totally goes
Speaker 9: away and they just spot the ball. In the on
Speaker 9: the thirty or thirty five yard line. At least we
Speaker 9: get to play. I think there'll there'll be some creativity
Speaker 9: to it once people kind of figure out how it works.
Speaker 1: How does it work?
Speaker 9: Well, you're getting the kickoff okay, without having the long
Speaker 9: running area, so that the collisions are a little bit less.
Speaker 1: Do you kick the ball? Where do you kick the
Speaker 1: ball with? You got to kick the ball.
Speaker 9: Into the landing zone, and if it goes into the
Speaker 9: end zone, it comes out to the thirty.
Speaker 1: You have to land it between twenty and the goal
Speaker 1: right right if a golfer, if it.
Speaker 9: Goes in the end zone comes out to thirty. If
Speaker 9: it lands short of the twenty, it goes out to
Speaker 9: the forty.
Speaker 1: That makes sense. No, that's the XFL for you. What
Speaker 1: about someone catching the kick off and running it back
Speaker 1: for a touchdown? Is that's encouraged? Yes, possible.
Speaker 9: You got to catch it within the landing zone, which
Speaker 9: is from the zero to the twenty. But if you're
Speaker 9: in the landing zone, the ball goes into the end zone.
Speaker 9: If you catch it, you can run it out. But
Speaker 9: if it goes in the end zone untouched, the ball
Speaker 9: goes out to the thirty. It's sort of that that
Speaker 9: goes to the forty. Yeah, you got that.
Speaker 1: Rules? What about that? What about by the way, the
Speaker 1: the on side kick has been eliminated.
Speaker 9: Well, you can only do the on side kick in
Speaker 9: the fourth quarter. You have to be from behind and
Speaker 9: you have to announce you're doing it. Oh, that's good,
Speaker 9: So you know the days of their surprise on because
Speaker 9: you can't mechanically, it don't work.
Speaker 8: So pitchers in the big leagues will now say, hey,
Speaker 8: here comes a fastball.
Speaker 1: Right, here comes a slider, Harriet, curveball's coming right at you.
Speaker 1: Here you go. Great. I didn't think the XFL was
Speaker 1: any good. Anyway, we're acking some of those rules and
Speaker 1: applying it to Moneymack. The Moneymack can hit like a
Speaker 1: chip shot between the ten and the twenty. Right, he's
Speaker 1: got to be Scottie Scheffler now doing pretty well. I
Speaker 1: just want to wonder what it does for for a roster.
Speaker 9: Does it make you keep you know, less linebackers and
Speaker 9: safeties on your rosters?
Speaker 1: Is it naked?
Speaker 9: Can you have a Thank god, can you find like
Speaker 9: a linebacker or a safety?
Speaker 1: You can you can at.
Speaker 9: Least just boot the ball into the you know, into
Speaker 9: the landing zone then you you know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe you don't need Moneymack is what you're saying, Well
Speaker 1: you need to kick field goals. Maybe that's important. R Yeah,
Speaker 1: that still works, but maybe he don't have to do
Speaker 1: the kickoffs. Bluke Combs out there agather today. I don't know,
Speaker 1: didn't see him and it looks like a farmer, but
Speaker 1: I like his music and think he's Okay, Yeah, you're
Speaker 1: gonna sell out.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of people down there, man. Bengals fever
Speaker 9: is big right now. We shove there forty five minutes
Speaker 9: before the gates open and we were about eight hundredth
Speaker 9: in line.
Speaker 1: Serious, how about this Bengal's probably this reds play pay
Speaker 1: Court packed and I would assume festivals all over the Tristley.
Speaker 1: Oh he got get a festa across the river, right Gary,
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker, the Infest, the wild Man's at and that
Speaker 1: start tonight or that's tonight. I'm Park Park, The Fireman's
Speaker 1: fun at will Chamberlain Park six to eleven. The wild
Speaker 1: Man is going to be at the pick six.
Speaker 9: Also, the other big event this weekend between now and Sunday.
Speaker 9: If you go to Valley House in Harrison, the best
Speaker 9: restaurant Harrison. If you go there on Sunday, ten percent
Speaker 9: of all protein proceeds goes to Harrison fifth Grade.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 9: Football team, that's your team, right, yes, right, you can
Speaker 9: have some good silent auction prizes you should bid on
Speaker 9: will you should stop out the Harrison A couple of
Speaker 9: grand on.
Speaker 1: A on A. I can't get there. You think you're
Speaker 1: going far enough, you keep on goal.
Speaker 9: You're just going do you almost hit Indiana and then
Speaker 9: take a left, take a loft, hard left.
Speaker 1: It's right there right there are those new homes.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, you'll see just like a cluster of a
Speaker 9: bunch of homes.
Speaker 1: Rocky Estates are the boy him in arms. That's what
Speaker 1: they're gonna call. I wish what's on the big show today?
Speaker 1: Rock If anything? I have no idea.
Speaker 9: Kid, We've got John mattarese yes, Richard Skinner right out
Speaker 9: of the gate on the Bengals.
Speaker 1: John Mattarez at three fifty.
Speaker 8: Reds have activated off the ten day injured list. Willie
Speaker 8: Catcher Luke Mayley Herd heate a disc in his back
Speaker 8: of the option to back to Louisville.
Speaker 1: Catcher Eric Yang. What about Reece? What about reyes Hines?
Speaker 1: Where's he? He's in Louisville. He threw a guy out
Speaker 1: the other night at home Plate Player of the Week, right,
Speaker 1: I don't know gone. Everybody's getting healthy now and the
Speaker 1: Reds are going to make their move. I might have
Speaker 1: kept him.
Speaker 8: What do you think, Well, they're going to make their
Speaker 8: move right, starting to out make a move.
Speaker 1: Keep him up here, Keep him here. He's got potential,
Speaker 1: which means you haven't done it yet. Segment. Get me
Speaker 1: out of the two as.
Speaker 8: Your point, like this, show what everybody will he everybody
Speaker 8: have a good weekend, Luke Combs. Reds get a fest
Speaker 8: Deer Park Festival in Rock, the Valley House in Harrison Sunday,
Speaker 8: Sunday Sunday.
Speaker 1: I'll be there, maybe with her with the with the
Speaker 1: wild Man. Tonight on the pick six at Chamberlain Park,
Speaker 1: I gave him a fifty. It thought a game of five,
Speaker 1: so he kept the differential. Make sure you count to
Speaker 1: his dollars.
Speaker 8: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge Report.
Speaker 1: See Highway Patrol again next week.
Speaker 3: Until then, remember breakfast driving doesn't determine who's right, only
Speaker 3: who's left.
Speaker 1: This is Rodrick Crawford saying see you next week. Oh,
Speaker 1: we need him back instead of TikTok. On News Radio
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