Speaker 1: By Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Welcome this glorious Wednesday,
Speaker 1: Afton and the Tristay Reds Baseball kicks off, of course
Speaker 1: of a week from tomorrow, and as you may know, in Japan,
Speaker 1: the Dodgers have beat the Cubs zero to two, the
Speaker 1: first to open up the season in real baseball games
Speaker 1: in Japan. That means in a sense, the Reds are
Speaker 1: in first place and the Cubs are two games behind
Speaker 1: if you look at it that way. Plus, tonight Xavier
Speaker 1: basketball kicks off, and as Kurt Hartman, the great lawyer knows,
Speaker 1: Xavier is in the tournament. This is not a play
Speaker 1: in tournament. It's the first four I've had too many
Speaker 1: uc faith will tell me that Xavier is not in
Speaker 1: the tournament. They are in the tournament, in the top
Speaker 1: sixty eight. They should have win the night against Texas,
Speaker 1: done Marster glory. But until then, Kurt Hartman, former judge
Speaker 1: and constitutional lawyer, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, Kurt, there are numerous lawsuits. It's
Speaker 1: a band headline when a children's hospital it has a
Speaker 1: race discrimination claim filed against them by the US Department
Speaker 1: of Civil Rights, and or the Department of Justice. Same
Speaker 1: thing at Johns Hopkins, same thing at the Cleveland Clinty,
Speaker 1: same things at one hundred other colleges universities. So can
Speaker 1: you explain to the American people this Wednesday afternoon as
Speaker 1: to the new sheriff in town in the sense that
Speaker 1: you can't have race discrimination to hire people and to
Speaker 1: fire people. It must be based upon merit. Tell the
Speaker 1: American people things have changed about those lawsuits.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the gist of it.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, are we going to be a
Speaker 3: color blind society, a race blind society? And what happens is,
Speaker 3: you know, you have these special scholarships for this group
Speaker 3: that group, which are all based upon sex or race.
Speaker 3: And two years ago the US Supreme Court and college
Speaker 3: admission says you cannot use race as a basis for
Speaker 3: college admission. That we are going to strive to that,
Speaker 3: you know, Martin Luther King at each that you know,
Speaker 3: people are judged on the content of their character, you know,
Speaker 3: not the color of their skin or their gender.
Speaker 2: And so based upon that that, you know.
Speaker 3: And Chief Justice Roberts, though I have a long disagreement
Speaker 3: with them, got one thing right when he said the
Speaker 3: way to stop discrimination is to stop discriminating.
Speaker 2: And so with the.
Speaker 3: Trump administration coming in, they have said, we're going to
Speaker 3: hold true to that. We're going to hold true to
Speaker 3: the American principle that we're going to be a color
Speaker 3: blind and a sex blind society. And so when you
Speaker 3: have these programs that are rewarding people that are opening
Speaker 3: positions based upon race or sex, they say that is wrong.
Speaker 1: And so what about the idea that they're well intended?
Speaker 1: Kurt Hartman if I've spoken to some of the lawyers
Speaker 1: from Children's Hospital, and they're well intended. What they want
Speaker 1: to do is uplift the so called minority community and
Speaker 1: maybe the gay rights community, and have individuals in the
Speaker 1: hospital that kind of look like the patients. The argument is, well,
Speaker 1: we have good intentions and we want doctors and those
Speaker 1: in our Children's Hospital or Johns Hopkins or Cleveland Clinty
Speaker 1: gonna look like the patients that come in.
Speaker 4: Isn't that a good argument?
Speaker 2: And very well may be true that there's good intentions.
Speaker 3: Of course, you know, first people who operate themselves always
Speaker 3: in the first person. I'm always operating with good intentions.
Speaker 3: You know, my tensions are never wrong.
Speaker 2: But but it really gets to the bigger picture.
Speaker 3: Yeah, even though your intentions may be good, what you
Speaker 3: are doing is wrong. You're judging people based upon the
Speaker 3: their skin color or on their sex and in the society.
Speaker 2: And if you're you know, going to operate.
Speaker 3: In society and consistent with the laws, consistent with federal funding.
Speaker 3: As remember children's hospitals and a lot of these hospitals get.
Speaker 2: Tremendous amount of dollars from the federal government.
Speaker 3: The federal government has come out and said you will
Speaker 3: not discriminate, period because discrimination based on the and on
Speaker 3: those immutable characteristics is wrong. You may be intended, you
Speaker 3: may intentions may be good, but what you are doing
Speaker 3: is wrong.
Speaker 1: And so and so, you know, I would imagine that
Speaker 1: the great lawyers representing Children's Hospital and the Cleveland Clinic
Speaker 1: are telling their clients what because the law is as
Speaker 1: black letter clear as can be, you can't practice race
Speaker 1: discrimination directly or indirectly. It used to be remember many
Speaker 1: years ago, it was equal opportunity. Then it became well
Speaker 1: we'll call it affirmative action. Now we're calling it DEI
Speaker 1: and all these things. That was struck down by the
Speaker 1: court system. But the lawyers are telling these hospitals like
Speaker 1: Ucize under investigation in Ohio State for these race based programs.
Speaker 1: What are their lawyers telling these institutions that this is okay?
Speaker 4: Are you and I'm missing something?
Speaker 2: No, no, I don't.
Speaker 3: I think they're trying to figure out how how they
Speaker 3: can thread the needle, how they can might be able
Speaker 3: to go to court and get a hold on this
Speaker 3: and let us do it for more years than et cetera.
Speaker 3: But one thing you got to realize, there was a
Speaker 3: Supreme Court case about twenty five thirty years ago addressing
Speaker 3: affirmative action, where the Court then actually upheld affirmative action.
Speaker 2: You know, race based.
Speaker 3: He's hiring and you know, for lack of a better
Speaker 3: term of quota system, and Sandradale O'Connor. Justice O'Connor basically said,
Speaker 3: there's going to come an end time to when this
Speaker 3: is acceptable, and she kind of projected it was twenty
Speaker 3: five years and at this stage were past that twenty
Speaker 3: five year perry that she actually predicted back in the
Speaker 3: late nineties as to how long affirmative action would be
Speaker 3: necessary to remedy past discrimination.
Speaker 2: You know, that's one of the things I think that the.
Speaker 3: People who promote these type of programs, you know, set asides, quotas,
Speaker 3: whatever you want to call it.
Speaker 2: When's it going to end?
Speaker 3: What's the standard that you're going to stop these programs
Speaker 3: of affirmative actions, of special you know, race based or
Speaker 3: sex based scholarships or positions.
Speaker 2: When does it end?
Speaker 3: They don't have an answer for it, because they don't
Speaker 3: have an interest.
Speaker 2: They don't have an interest in ending it.
Speaker 4: Judge Kurt Hartman.
Speaker 1: Many many years ago, many decades ago, Democrats in the
Speaker 1: South the entry of black kids to public schools. Remember
Speaker 1: of oral Fabis, and remember George Wallace. Democrats said we
Speaker 1: don't want to educate black kids. And they had the
Speaker 1: best of intentions from their perspective, and they were wrong.
Speaker 1: And now the same Democratic Party of which African Americans
Speaker 1: are a key part, are now in other parts of
Speaker 1: the country saying, you know what, we want to discriminate again,
Speaker 1: this time in favor of blacks that we spent two
Speaker 1: centuries discriminating against the same party who brought us George
Speaker 1: Wallace now brings us the best of intentions in colleges
Speaker 1: and universities all over, in hospitals, whatever it might be.
Speaker 1: And I suspect they'll come up with some other name
Speaker 1: to keep the race discrimination. The Democratic Party flourished in
Speaker 1: the South for one hundred years because of race discrimination,
Speaker 1: and now they've changed it, flipped the coin, and now
Speaker 1: the Democrats are still benefiting from race discrimination.
Speaker 4: So how does it end? When does it end?
Speaker 1: When will the institutions in this country understand you can't
Speaker 1: practice race or sex discrimination. It's illegal. And I would
Speaker 1: contend it's going to take a long time. It's going
Speaker 1: to take not just Donald Trump for four years, it's
Speaker 1: going to take jade E Vance for eight years after
Speaker 1: that to get to wash discrimination out of the system.
Speaker 1: But liberal Democrats that both of us interact with, they
Speaker 1: don't see it that way at all, do they.
Speaker 3: No, No, it's like this holier than now view they
Speaker 3: have of themselves. You know, I am are not a
Speaker 3: wonderful person because of what I'm doing. I'm doing this,
Speaker 3: I'm helping this person that person. You know, And you're
Speaker 3: right about the history. You know, you look back at
Speaker 3: the history. It was the Democratic Party that was the
Speaker 3: party of segregation. You know, the Civil Rights Acts in
Speaker 3: the nineteen sixties passed because of Republicans over the objections
Speaker 3: of Democrats, and to its credit, the Civil Rights Act
Speaker 3: has made tremendous strides and benefits, you know, not just
Speaker 3: to the African American community, but to the country as
Speaker 3: a whole. We are a better country because of those
Speaker 3: enactments by the Congress.
Speaker 2: The bottom line is when does it end?
Speaker 4: And I don't know it ends.
Speaker 1: The US Supreme Court ruled in twenty twenty three that
Speaker 1: it's illegal, you can't do it.
Speaker 4: It's raised discrimination and.
Speaker 1: They still do it and children's so it doesn't stop
Speaker 1: the spring.
Speaker 3: No, the Supreme Court has basically said it has it
Speaker 3: needs to end.
Speaker 2: It ends now.
Speaker 3: But you got this resistance from people like children's hospitals. Uh,
Speaker 3: the University of Cincinnati's under investigation as well, right, because
Speaker 3: they don't want to let go of this power.
Speaker 2: It's a power thing, and it's a liberal power thing.
Speaker 3: So that's recognize we're dealing with, you know, institutions that
Speaker 3: are predominantly liberal or progressive or whatever you want to
Speaker 3: call it, and they see it as basically their hold
Speaker 3: on power and able to influence, you know, as opposed
Speaker 3: to just pay people do your job.
Speaker 2: That merit people rise with on rise or fall on
Speaker 2: their own merit.
Speaker 1: It's kind of amazing that, you know, on the morning
Speaker 1: cable shows, I'm hearing about Donald try Trump wants to
Speaker 1: ignore court rulings. Donald Trump will not follow the law.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump will not do what judges tell them to do. Well,
Speaker 1: two years ago, the US Supreme Court told the University
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati in Ohio State, you can't do that. So
Speaker 1: the liberals ignore the law when it's to their electoral
Speaker 1: benefit and they and they accuse Trump of engaging in
Speaker 1: their behavior.
Speaker 4: Isn't that rather rich?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, And you talk about the University of
Speaker 3: Ohio State University. Since that, where's the board of trustees,
Speaker 3: where's the leadership from the border trustee saying this stops,
Speaker 3: We're not going.
Speaker 4: To do this.
Speaker 2: Who's running the asylum if you will?
Speaker 1: Well, they do it with the best of intentions, but
Speaker 1: they're violating court orders that they accused Trump of doing. Now,
Speaker 1: speaking of that, there's a very liberal federal judge in Washington,
Speaker 1: d c. There's several there, including Judge Chunkin who really
Speaker 1: wanted to lock Trump up. Name James Boseburg. He's been
Speaker 1: on the bench for a long time, like fifteen or
Speaker 1: twenty years. Can you tell the Amyria people, this is
Speaker 1: the judge that issued a ruling as the plans you're
Speaker 1: in the air, that this violent gang from Venezuela over
Speaker 1: the Yucatan had to be returned to the country. First,
Speaker 1: give us the history of Judge of Boseburg and you
Speaker 1: were a judge. Hell, I sleep with a judge. I
Speaker 1: have great respect for judges. But you give us the
Speaker 1: history of Judge Boseburg.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Boseburg was an Obama appointee in the early I
Speaker 3: think twenty eleven is when he got a pointed to
Speaker 3: the federal bench in DC.
Speaker 2: But very liberal.
Speaker 3: Family is very liberal, very on these progressive cause, you know,
Speaker 3: causes and issues, and so Boseburg, you know, these left
Speaker 3: ring boots trying to litigate a second lawfare, if you will,
Speaker 3: against Trump. Right, they're engaging in lawfare against the Trump administration.
Speaker 3: They're clearly judge shopping. They're running to these liberal judges
Speaker 3: that were put on the bench by Obama predominantly or
Speaker 3: or Biden to try.
Speaker 2: To play president.
Speaker 3: These judges are trying to tell the executive branch of
Speaker 3: government how to perform its job, not simply apply to
Speaker 3: the law. And so Judge Boseburg gets the case with
Speaker 3: you know, the immigration services are resting illegal aliens, people
Speaker 3: who have already violated the law by coming into this country.
Speaker 3: But not only that, these are you know, they're engaging
Speaker 3: in criminal activities. Trenda Aragua, the venzuel And Gang or
Speaker 3: MS thirteen, the Al Salvadoran gang. They're resting them, taking
Speaker 3: them into custody and saying you are being deported, and
Speaker 3: they started deporting them out of the country. And on
Speaker 3: a Saturday, somehow another of these people were able to
Speaker 3: track down a federal judge on a Saturday to say, Judge,
Speaker 3: we need an immediate order to stop these gang members
Speaker 3: from being deported. And so the judge puts on this order.
Speaker 3: Immediately stop what you're doing. Turn those planes around that
Speaker 3: are in the air, you know, the out of the country,
Speaker 3: out of the territorial space of the United States. They're
Speaker 3: international waters or over international waters. Stop them turn them around. Well,
Speaker 3: planes just kept going to Al Salvador and these hard
Speaker 3: and game criminals you know, are now and it's Al
Speaker 3: Salvadore in prison, you know.
Speaker 2: And if you remember when Trump.
Speaker 3: Came in, you know, and Tom Home and the you know,
Speaker 3: the the borders are basically said, you know, Trump gave
Speaker 3: him three priorities. You know, secure the border, get rid
Speaker 3: of the criminal elements that have violated you come into
Speaker 3: the country illegally, and find the children. And this is
Speaker 3: one of So this is one of the three priorities
Speaker 3: that President Trump has dictated. We're gonna get rid of
Speaker 3: the threats to our society, you know. And it's interesting,
Speaker 3: you know, you know, where we live, maybe we don't
Speaker 3: experience this fair, but you know, you look at stuff
Speaker 3: out in Boulder, Colorado, where you know, these gangs have
Speaker 3: taken over a whole apartment complexes and people are in
Speaker 3: tearor living in their apartments. That's in the United States
Speaker 3: of America. And Trump said that's not accessible. So he's
Speaker 3: ordered them out. But you got this judge say no,
Speaker 3: stop everything. Well it turns out the judge's daughter works
Speaker 3: for a non governmental organization and nng O that's getting
Speaker 3: tons of money or had been getting tons of money
Speaker 3: from the government. His daughter works for an organization explicitly
Speaker 3: defending the right of these criminals and gang members to
Speaker 3: stay in the United States. And so yeah, it's not
Speaker 3: that you know, and there's other cases. You know, there's usaid.
Speaker 3: Judge chunk And just recently ordered, hey, you've got to
Speaker 3: give away you know that twenty billion dollars. No, she
Speaker 3: did the EPA, the twenty billion dollars where they were
Speaker 3: quote unquote pulling the gold off the Titanic. You know,
Speaker 3: as the Biden administration, they're throwing money out there to
Speaker 3: go to all their left wing organizations. And it's like
Speaker 3: that is fraud, waste, fraud, and abuse. You know Democrats
Speaker 3: all they're against waste, frauduct abuse, except when the waste,
Speaker 3: fraud and abuse is to their own benefit.
Speaker 1: In fact, funding organizations like Stacy Abrons Group to buy
Speaker 1: refrigerators and to do installation at homes in Colorado and Georgia.
Speaker 1: Stacy Abrams of Georgia received like one point nine billion dollars.
Speaker 1: The director of the EPA said, I got one hundred
Speaker 1: billion dollars. I got to shovel out the door quickly.
Speaker 1: Get a five to one C three four together, and
Speaker 1: we will deposit in your account billions of dollars out
Speaker 1: the door before Trump takes over. And this Judge Junkins said,
Speaker 1: you can't do that. We have about one thousand district
Speaker 1: court judges either retired still here in cases or on
Speaker 1: the bench, and each of them have a separate foreign policy.
Speaker 1: And as a judge, you've been a judge, how do
Speaker 1: you find that Do we have district judges with foreign policies?
Speaker 2: We don't.
Speaker 3: We have judges that have judicial power, non executive power.
Speaker 3: I have said kind of it appears that some of
Speaker 3: these liberal judges are frustrated politicians who always wanted to
Speaker 3: be president, and so now they see the opportunity for
Speaker 3: themselves to play president in the with their robes on.
Speaker 2: You know, that's not their job.
Speaker 3: Their job is you know, the president clearly has your
Speaker 3: international power, your international relations powers, securing in the border,
Speaker 3: et cetera. But these judges want to come in, you know,
Speaker 3: on a win.
Speaker 2: I mean a lot of these.
Speaker 3: Orders are issuing with no notice to the president or
Speaker 3: the administration, and you know, we'll let you know down
Speaker 3: the road, but stop immediately, you know, you know, a
Speaker 3: temporary restraining order, it's done right off the bat.
Speaker 2: Those are exceptions, not the rules.
Speaker 3: But these judges, because they were able to control the administration.
Speaker 3: Like I said, it's the second second wave of lawfare
Speaker 3: against Trump. Beforehand, they did it against him personally. Now
Speaker 3: they're doing lawfare against the Trump administration and the.
Speaker 2: And the Supreme Court that won't step in.
Speaker 3: You know, there was an opportunity for the Supreme Court
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks ago to stop this kind of
Speaker 3: wayward District Court judges, and unfortunately Chief Justice Roberts and
Speaker 3: Amy Comy Barrett had no problems with.
Speaker 2: What was going on and didn't put a halt to it.
Speaker 2: That could have stopped this whole thing from happening.
Speaker 1: At some point, maybe it'll get up to the Supremes,
Speaker 1: and maybe the Trumpster should quit angering the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: And there they're people too, and just say you know what,
Speaker 1: uh uh. And and one thing yesterday with the interview
Speaker 1: on Fox, the President said that I will follow federal
Speaker 1: court orders, but he's got to get to a dispositive level,
Speaker 1: which would either be a circuit court or a US
Speaker 1: Supreme Court, and he will follow the court order. But
Speaker 1: the liberals don't do that when it comes out to
Speaker 1: affirmative action and DEI, they've been told for two years
Speaker 1: they can't do what they're doing, and they keep doing
Speaker 1: it anyway, So when it's end their political interest, the
Speaker 1: Liberals and Democrats avoid following court orders, and they blame
Speaker 1: the trump Ster of engaging in their behavior, and they
Speaker 1: find it disreputable when Trump does it, but not when
Speaker 1: they do it.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I know what you're saying. You know, but I think
Speaker 3: one of these times, one of these federal judges go
Speaker 3: go too far. And I could see Donald Trump, you know,
Speaker 3: taking a quote from Andrew Jackson, who one time had
Speaker 3: a disagreement with the Chief Justice John Marshall on the decision,
Speaker 3: and the quote that's attributed to President Jackson was, you know,
Speaker 3: the Chief Justice has made his decisions.
Speaker 2: Now let's seem enforce it, because the judges don't have
Speaker 2: the enforcement power.
Speaker 4: Yeah Andrew Jackson as a Democrat, by the way, yes
Speaker 4: he was.
Speaker 3: But you know, part of what really we have a
Speaker 3: respect for our judicial decisions because we believe that they're
Speaker 3: based on the wall and the facts, not just to win.
Speaker 3: And I think, seriously, a lot of what's happening right
Speaker 3: now does not vode well for the judiciary, for the
Speaker 3: faith and confidence in the judiciary. You know, the strength
Speaker 3: of a judge's decision to earn its respect, and when
Speaker 3: this stuff is happening so quickly with no notice, happening
Speaker 3: on a Saturday evening, that that undermines the faith and
Speaker 3: confidence in the judiciary.
Speaker 2: And I'm it's sad that some of these judges don't.
Speaker 3: Appreciate that and unfortunately doesn't pare the Chief Justice right
Speaker 3: now does either.
Speaker 1: All right, Judge Kurt Hartman, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show to set the record straight once again.
Speaker 1: You're a great American to continue to have a great
Speaker 1: often you. Thank you, Kurt, You do same, Thank you,
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more news is next
Speaker 1: coming up later. We've scheduled Senator Bernie Marino on news
Speaker 1: radio seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 1: We've scheduled an interview with Senator Bernie Marino about one
Speaker 1: six today in about what twenty twenty five minutes to
Speaker 1: talk about what's happening now in Washington. And as you know,
Speaker 1: I sleep with a judge. I love judges. I've been
Speaker 1: a federal law clerk. I've worked in common police courts,
Speaker 1: I've appeared in the High Supreme Court, et cetera. Practiced
Speaker 1: many times in federal court trying bank robbery cases and
Speaker 1: drug deals one type or another. Great respect for him,
Speaker 1: but as often as that, stay in your lane.
Speaker 4: What is your job as a judge?
Speaker 1: Three branches of government, the executive, which is the governor
Speaker 1: and or the president, Legislative, the General Assembly or the Congress,
Speaker 1: then judicial and each stay in their lane, and the
Speaker 1: whole system works, and it works well. I could not
Speaker 1: imagine if President Donald Trump had told the Congress how
Speaker 1: many of their employees they have to fire or hire?
Speaker 1: And I can't imagine Trump the reaction if he'd gone
Speaker 1: United States Congress and said, you know what, you're going
Speaker 1: to get rid of your employees. And by the way,
Speaker 1: Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, you're going
Speaker 1: to have to get rid of your employees, Chief Justice
Speaker 1: John Roberts, because I don't like some of your employees.
Speaker 1: It's duplicated, it's waste, fraud, and abuse. So you got
Speaker 1: to stay in your lane. So almost every federal agency
Speaker 1: that deals with you directly or indirectly is part of
Speaker 1: the executive branch of government. And the money's appropriated from
Speaker 1: the Congress. Then the president executes based upon a lump
Speaker 1: a dough that comes from the Congress. But he's got
Speaker 1: to man he's got to manage his own executive branch
Speaker 1: of government. He cannot tell the Congress who of their
Speaker 1: employees to fire or hire, or the court system. It
Speaker 1: doesn't work that way. When this issue percolated up about
Speaker 1: about three weeks ago, the vote was five to four
Speaker 1: on US aid of money that has already been approved
Speaker 1: and the work has already been done. So if that's
Speaker 1: the case by a five or four vote on a
Speaker 1: temporary basis, I think it was the rid of mandamus.
Speaker 1: The US Supreme Court five before ruled, you know what,
Speaker 1: pay the money that the work's already been done. But
Speaker 1: they stopped at that point. They didn't say in the
Speaker 1: future how to spend the money. It is completely chaotic.
Speaker 1: It's incredible to think that somehow you'd have a system
Speaker 1: where a federal court named a judge named James Bogsburg
Speaker 1: has a policy, a foreign policy dealing with Colombia, El
Speaker 1: Salvador and Venezuela, and maybe next time it's going to
Speaker 1: be deployment of troops or the use of drones or
Speaker 1: responding to enemy attacks, that he's going to have his
Speaker 1: own foreign policy and say to the President, you know
Speaker 1: what your conduction of foreign policy? I have my own
Speaker 1: thoughts about foreign policy. So when you call the leader
Speaker 1: Maduro of Venezuela and you get a hold of the
Speaker 1: leader of l South and you work on some sort
Speaker 1: of a deal where they're citizens that are in this
Speaker 1: country illegally part of a international gang that's raping, robbing,
Speaker 1: beheading and killing men, women and children all over the country,
Speaker 1: that somehow a one federal judge in one district can
Speaker 1: jump into the foreign affairs relations with El Salvador and
Speaker 1: Venezuela and say, I disagree.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't be able to do that, and that means chaos.
Speaker 1: Right now, we have eight hundred active federal judges and
Speaker 1: about two hundred are retired on senior status, so we
Speaker 1: might have a thousand, and I would assume that the
Speaker 1: political viewpoints of those thousand judges are all over the lot.
Speaker 1: But we didn't elect any of these federal judges. They're
Speaker 1: unelected in a sense. They're bureaucrats, much like almost everyone
Speaker 1: in the federal government are unelected bureaucrats. We only elect two,
Speaker 1: which is the President and vice president. All members of
Speaker 1: the CAB or unelected bureaucrats. Everyone at the I R
Speaker 1: S or the FDA, they're all unelected bureaucrats. So this
Speaker 1: argument is somehow doge in Elon Musk, You know he's
Speaker 1: an unelected bureaucrat. Well, hell, we have two million federal employees,
Speaker 1: not counting the military and everyone but two or unelected bureaucrats.
Speaker 1: They make decisions in your life. And you didn't elect
Speaker 1: that person with the USDA or with the or with
Speaker 1: the FDA, or with the I R. S. Or with
Speaker 1: the US Attorney's office. You did not elect the US attorney.
Speaker 1: You don't like those people. We have a system where
Speaker 1: you elect the judge, you elect the president and vice president,
Speaker 1: and the president has complete executive power over the executive
Speaker 1: powers of the United States of America, and one of
Speaker 1: the most profound areas is foreign relations. Right, you can't
Speaker 1: have judges involving the decisions between Washington and El Salvador
Speaker 1: and Caracas, Venezuela. And this one judge on a late
Speaker 1: Saturday evening, issued an order a toro chased down by
Speaker 1: ALU attorneys as these two of the planes were in
Speaker 1: the air, the other one was ready to take off
Speaker 1: out of Texas telling them to come back. What and
Speaker 1: Trump was saying, now, wait a minute, I worked out
Speaker 1: a deal between Venezuela and El Salvador to take back
Speaker 1: their own citizens, take back the criminals that you sent here.
Speaker 1: Britti Marino gave a speech on the floor of the
Speaker 1: Senate a couple of weeks ago and said, this is
Speaker 1: not the role of a judge or even the Congress
Speaker 1: to conduct American foreign policy. And we elected one guy
Speaker 1: to conduct this, and that guy was Donald Trump. And
Speaker 1: you get into weigs a little bit with Judge James Boseberg.
Speaker 1: His wife is a six figure employee for Planned Parenthood,
Speaker 1: his adult daughter is a fundraiser and works in immigrant
Speaker 1: rights groups. So this is complete and utter chaos. I
Speaker 1: hope suppose at noon today, about forty five minutes ago,
Speaker 1: that was going to be a hearing and US District
Speaker 1: Court in the in DC, and the judges continued it
Speaker 1: until tomorrow at noon to answer the questions about the
Speaker 1: foreign policy of this country conducted between Washington and l Salvador.
Speaker 1: What did the president know, who was operating those planes,
Speaker 1: Where the US Air Force personnel, where the ICE personnel,
Speaker 1: where they contract employees. He wants to know all these.
Speaker 1: He wants to know what were the discussions, where were
Speaker 1: the flights. This is not the role of the federal courts.
Speaker 1: Now having said that, also last night with Laura Ingram,
Speaker 1: Donald Trump did say that when the US Supreme Court
Speaker 1: rules on something, I'm going to follow the law. I'm
Speaker 1: going to follow what the judge tells me to do.
Speaker 1: But that is something Democrats hardly ever do. The courts
Speaker 1: can rule one way, but historically the Democratic Party said
Speaker 1: we ignore the federal court orders that we don't agree with.
Speaker 1: For decades in the South, the Democrats ignored civil rights
Speaker 1: of African Americans, stood in the courthouse door and did
Speaker 1: whatever they wanted to do. It took Eisenhower and Kennedy
Speaker 1: and Johnson to sending the troops to make sure the
Speaker 1: Democrats followed federal law. And you heard Judge Kurt Hartman
Speaker 1: talk about federal law when it comes to Cincinnati Children's Hospital,
Speaker 1: or John Hopkins or uc Ohio State, the Cleveland Clinic,
Speaker 1: and one hundred other facilities. They were advised for years
Speaker 1: you can't racially discriminate, you can't hire someone based upon race.
Speaker 4: That is illegal.
Speaker 1: And in twenty twenty three, the US Supreme Court came
Speaker 1: down seven to two that you can't have programs that
Speaker 1: are racially consistent or inconsistent with a civil Rights Act,
Speaker 1: and Children's Hospital was picked recently as the best children's
Speaker 1: hospital in America. That means is the best hospital in
Speaker 1: the world for children. Their argument is, look, we want
Speaker 1: doctors and nurses and medical personnel to look like the
Speaker 1: patients that we care for. That's a nice idea, it's
Speaker 1: a nice bumper sticker, but it's not the law. And
Speaker 1: the great lawyers advising you see University of Kentucky, Ohio
Speaker 1: State Children's Hospital, etc.
Speaker 2: Know that.
Speaker 1: And so instead of following the law, which Democrats complain
Speaker 1: that Trump doesn't do, they ignore the law and create
Speaker 1: programs to spend millions of dollars based upon race or sex.
Speaker 4: And that is illegal. It is unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: Chief Justice Roberts said, the way to stop discrimination is
Speaker 1: to stop discriminating. And it continues through today. And I'm
Speaker 1: confident that the same liberal Democrats who gave us equal opportunity,
Speaker 1: which is required, I love that opportunity, and then gave
Speaker 1: us affirmative action for decades and then morphed in the
Speaker 1: DEI and CRT. It's going to morph into something else.
Speaker 1: And they keep ignoring, boring the law when it doesn't
Speaker 1: fit their purposes. And then they will blame Trump and
Speaker 1: the Republicans for not following court orders when it doesn't
Speaker 1: fit their purposes. Trump is engaging in quote democratic behavior
Speaker 1: at times when he ignores what a federal court says.
Speaker 1: Now you heard Kurt Hartman say about the other Democratic president,
Speaker 1: Andrew Jackson, just as Marshall just issued in order let
Speaker 1: him enforce it. Well, Donald Trump does not take that position.
Speaker 1: He has said repeatedly when he gets to definitive court order,
Speaker 1: he will follow.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 1: Is that true of Democrats? Heaven they received a definitive
Speaker 1: court order on stopping race discrimination in institutions that receive
Speaker 1: public money, and do they ignore that?
Speaker 4: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, they ignore it, and they blame the other side
Speaker 1: for engaging in their behavior. And secondly, I'm going to
Speaker 1: ask Bernie Marino after one o'clock today about what's happening
Speaker 1: with Tesla. I'm not much of a fan of Tesla.
Speaker 1: I don't like evs. I have a few cars, and
Speaker 1: one of them is a hybrid, which I enjoy. It's great.
Speaker 1: I drive Chevy Blazers. I love those vehicles. Nonetheless, if
Speaker 1: you want to buy an EV, knowing all the minuses
Speaker 1: and the pluses, please do it. It's called freedom do it.
Speaker 1: But now there's a form of eco terrorism taking place,
Speaker 1: and which Liberal Democrats again being violent, like the George
Speaker 1: Floyd riots, etc. And what's happening at Columbia. They're saying
Speaker 1: that they're going to go after Tesla dealerships and Tesla owners.
Speaker 1: I watched MSNBC this morning and there's a website you
Speaker 1: go to to find out who in your locale, in
Speaker 1: a zip code bought a Tesla. And I'm thinking, what
Speaker 1: the liberals that demand that we buy evs, have EV
Speaker 1: charging stations and get special credits to buy an EV
Speaker 1: are now firebombing tesla's and evs out of existence. How
Speaker 1: does that happen? It isn't that eco terrorism, of course
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 4: You can't do that. It's wrong, terribly wrong.
Speaker 1: They want to get through violent means which they can't
Speaker 1: get through legal means. And I think there's one Tesla
Speaker 1: dealership in Cincinnati out there in the Blue Ash area.
Speaker 1: I drive by it. It looks busy, and according to
Speaker 1: certain automobile magazines, the number one vehicle in America made
Speaker 1: in America is a Tesla that puts the work hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of people building teslas in America if you
Speaker 1: want to buy one, have added personally, I'd buy a
Speaker 1: hybrid and or a Chevy Blazer or a Chevy Traverse.
Speaker 1: They're great cars. But now you have liberals who demanded
Speaker 1: the government fund the creation of evs, the government that
Speaker 1: demanded that there'd be tax credits to people like you
Speaker 1: seven thousand dollars to buy an EV or buy a Tesla.
Speaker 1: It's now firebombing and committing arsons and shooting at dealerships
Speaker 1: that they encourage to be created. I wait for the
Speaker 1: government to cover that story. So yes, as an attorney
Speaker 1: former attorney general, I want courts to issue rulings and
Speaker 1: laws that are so strong and based upon the law
Speaker 1: and common sense that it will be followed and will
Speaker 1: be adhered to. When you have courts stepping outside of
Speaker 1: the Atlanta travel and conducting, in a sense a foreign
Speaker 1: policy between al Salvador Venezuela and America in which the
Speaker 1: Democrats want to die on the hill of keeping these
Speaker 1: gang bangers inside this country. That's a bridge too far,
Speaker 1: and I want the US Supreme Court to strike that down.
Speaker 1: We can't have eight hundred different federal courts enacting federal policies.
Speaker 4: We had a federal.
Speaker 1: Court this morning put a hold on transgender ban in
Speaker 1: the military. The president is the commander in chief. The
Speaker 1: next time, maybe if there's a drone attack somewhere and
Speaker 1: the President needs to respond, he's going to have to
Speaker 1: run to a federal court to get permission to defend
Speaker 1: this country. Donald Trump is defending the country right now.
Speaker 1: He was elected to do so. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: I'm coming up after the news will be Senator Bernie Marino,
Speaker 1: and if a line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
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Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham. The Great American, of course, the senior Senator
Speaker 1: from the Buckeye stated Senator Bernie Marino, who is great
Speaker 1: understanding and roots when it comes to immigration, also to
Speaker 1: car dealerships.
Speaker 4: What's happening to at Tesla?
Speaker 1: And Senator Bernie Marino, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 1: and first of all this Wednesday afternoon. Can you tell
Speaker 1: me you're thinking of what's happening with the federal courts
Speaker 1: in Washington, d c. Ordering Donald Trump to turn around
Speaker 1: planes over the Yucatan and whether or not I think
Speaker 1: the president needs to follow federal court orders. But this
Speaker 1: is at the district court level. What comes to your
Speaker 1: mind is the son of immigrants when it comes to
Speaker 1: this issue.
Speaker 6: Well, keep in mind, we had a president his name
Speaker 6: was Biden, that was flying these criminal aliens into our country.
Speaker 6: Democrats voted against stopping that. So there was a bill
Speaker 6: that said, hey, let's stop flying these people in from
Speaker 6: Venezuela at our major expense and then reselling them into
Speaker 6: the country. And now we have a president in Trump
Speaker 6: that's actually flying them back out of the country, and
Speaker 6: you have these insane judges that are blocking that. It's
Speaker 6: almost you can't even you can't even wrap your head
Speaker 6: around the fact that you have Democrats out there defending
Speaker 6: a judge who saying stop sending criminal gang members.
Speaker 5: Out of our country.
Speaker 1: And the issue to me, you're the son of Colombian immigrants,
Speaker 1: legal immigrants that came here, and Vendett understood, I did
Speaker 1: what you have to do and for fourteen million going
Speaker 1: on an app and flying into the country. This was
Speaker 1: was Maduro? You have more a lot of interests in
Speaker 1: South America? What was Mordua sending these gang bangers? This
Speaker 1: is like a foreign invasion fourteen million strong. Does that
Speaker 1: make the case stronger for Donald Trump? That there was
Speaker 1: no vetting of these individuals and they obviously are gang
Speaker 1: members with TDA, etc. Does this make it stronger for Trump?
Speaker 1: Because if this was put on a ballot somewhere, I
Speaker 1: think ninety percent of American people would say, please do
Speaker 1: what you're doing.
Speaker 4: But could this be considered a foreign invasion?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Absolutely so. The Alien Enemies Act is three criteria. It's
Speaker 6: it's a time of war, or an invasion from a
Speaker 6: foreign country or the keopative word is or a foreign
Speaker 6: government that sends hostile people in dark country. Maduro, who's
Speaker 6: the criminal leader of Venezuela, the illegal president, the guy
Speaker 6: is absolutely a dictator, has destroyed that country, purposely sent
Speaker 6: these TDA gang members, the most cruel, the most inhumane,
Speaker 6: the most sub human species you can ever imagine. He
Speaker 6: sent them to the US. Biden did him a favor.
Speaker 6: Biden actually sent planes to Venezuela at our expense, and
Speaker 6: he put those gang members on there.
Speaker 5: So the.
Speaker 6: Enemy Aliens Act allows, by law, clearly President truck to
Speaker 6: remove these murderers, rapists, gang members from our country. And
Speaker 6: the fact that the Democrats up in arms about that
Speaker 6: is absolutely surreal. Look, we want legal immigration in this country.
Speaker 6: Legal immigration has added a lot to this nation. German
Speaker 6: immigrants that built Cincinnati, Irish immigrants that built a lot
Speaker 6: of Cleveland, right Eastern European immigrants that continue to build
Speaker 6: large portions of our country.
Speaker 5: But they came here legally.
Speaker 6: When we can't agree that Venezuelan gang members that are
Speaker 6: murders and rapists are bad people and need to leave
Speaker 6: our country, we're in trouble, Billy.
Speaker 1: And before we talk about tesla, which is another category.
Speaker 1: I don't drive any I'll never drive an EV I
Speaker 1: have a great hybrid. That's a different issue. But when
Speaker 1: the issue becomes relative to this particular judge, long history
Speaker 1: of liberalism, his wife gets a six figure salary from
Speaker 1: Planned parenthood, his adult daughter works for immigrant rights groups, etc.
Speaker 1: When you put all that together, you have a circumstance
Speaker 1: where this is a hill. The Democrats say they're going
Speaker 1: to die on politically, which is we want those illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants here. I don't know if you saw the CBS
Speaker 1: Evening News last night, it was disgusting. Their lead story
Speaker 1: was that these immigrants from l sovereign or illegals, gang bangers,
Speaker 1: are similar to the Irish immigrants that came from Ireland
Speaker 1: in pursuit of a new life. This is on the
Speaker 1: day after Saint Patrick's Day, and they said, after all,
Speaker 1: look how the Irish retreated, Look how the Germans retreated,
Speaker 1: Look how the Jews retreated. So this group of TDA
Speaker 1: members are similar to Irish immigrants that came here legally
Speaker 1: through Ellis Island. Your comment on that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean disgusting.
Speaker 6: I mean the depravity of the extreme left had knows
Speaker 6: no deep bounds of decency. To compare hard working Irish
Speaker 6: immigrants that came here for a better life to rapists
Speaker 6: that are convicted of crimes, murderers that were put in jail,
Speaker 6: that machette people's body parts before killing them then got
Speaker 6: shipped into America. That we want to get those people
Speaker 6: out of here who have also committed crimes in the US,
Speaker 6: And to make that comparison is so absurd and so
Speaker 6: insane that really have no words for it.
Speaker 1: Senator Bernie Marino, senior Senator from Ohio. Senator Lee and
Speaker 1: others have talked about filing bills of impeachment against Judge
Speaker 1: James Bosburg. You may have to down the road vote
Speaker 1: on that. What's your inclination about impeaching a federal judge
Speaker 1: stepping outside his line of travel?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Absolutely, Look, that's why the impeachment clauses put into our constitution.
Speaker 5: You got to remember, you got to go back from
Speaker 5: it and understand what happened.
Speaker 6: So Chuck Schumer, who ran the Senate for the fire
Speaker 6: too obviously January third, his number one priority wasn't to
Speaker 6: put a budget in place to fund the government, wasn't
Speaker 6: to pass a fire bill, wasn't to pass a defense budget.
Speaker 6: It was to put radical judges on the bench.
Speaker 5: And he succeeded.
Speaker 6: He put in place, probably somewhere on two or three
Speaker 6: hundred of the most extreme people on the federal bench.
Speaker 6: These were not lawyers, they weren't constitutional experts. These are
Speaker 6: radical socialist activists. And we're going to have to work
Speaker 6: our way through getting some of these people off the
Speaker 6: bench that Chuck Schumer put in there, and That's why
Speaker 6: we had to have a continual resolution last week to
Speaker 6: fund the government through the end of the year, because
Speaker 6: Schumer refused to put a budget on the floor because
Speaker 6: he didn't want to take precious floor time away from
Speaker 6: past putting in place these radical judges.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you watch MSNBC. I watch it
Speaker 1: so you don't have to. And this morning they had
Speaker 1: a story about Tesla owners, not the car dealers themselves,
Speaker 1: is I think one in Cincinnati, but the Americans who
Speaker 1: buy Tesla's to target them for various criminal acts such
Speaker 1: as arson. There's gunshot wounds going through the plate glass
Speaker 1: windows of tell Tesla dealerships that they're they're firebombing Tesla
Speaker 1: fire charging stations, and now they're going after the personal
Speaker 1: owners of Tesla to destroy the company. Is that domestic terrorism?
Speaker 1: And what can you do in the Senate to stop
Speaker 1: that from happening and bring those to heal those doing that?
Speaker 1: To me, that is domestic terrorism. As the son of
Speaker 1: immigrants and as a great former car dealer, what are
Speaker 1: your thoughts on Tesla being targeted by the radical left?
Speaker 1: Not just it's awful enough to go after the dealers,
Speaker 1: but going after the owners of Tesla.
Speaker 6: It's it's it's actually surreal. The fact that they're doxing
Speaker 6: these people, putting their names out there is totally insane.
Speaker 5: Tesla happened to be, happens to be.
Speaker 6: The company that sells the number one selling vehicle on
Speaker 6: the planet Earth. It's mostly American made, It's got the
Speaker 6: most American content of any other car on the road.
Speaker 6: And I'm not trying to tell somebody to bio test
Speaker 6: or not by a tests like you. I'm not a
Speaker 6: big fan of electric cars. I prefer a nice, big
Speaker 6: engine with it that makes a noise and a lot
Speaker 6: of horsepower. But here's the most American car company being
Speaker 6: targeted by the radical left, who pretends to be the
Speaker 6: Party of Peace, who pretends to be the Party of tolerance,
Speaker 6: out there committing arson and crimes. Look, we've done our
Speaker 6: job in the Senate. We confirmed cash Hotel, we firm Pambondy,
Speaker 6: and she's going to go after these people.
Speaker 5: If you're out there and you're encouraging the.
Speaker 6: Destruction of somebody else's private property, you will go to jail.
Speaker 5: You will be punished. We actually have law and order
Speaker 5: back in this country.
Speaker 6: With President Trump in the White House, you commit a crime,
Speaker 6: you're going to get punished, So think about that before
Speaker 6: you do any acts. And the idea that we have
Speaker 6: Democrats out there trying to tank the value of an
Speaker 6: incredibly important American car company that employees hundreds of thousands
Speaker 6: of American workers is absolute insanity. Why because the CEO
Speaker 6: happens to be somebody who want to volunteer basis is
Speaker 6: rooting out waste, fraud and abuse for the federal government
Speaker 6: at the direction of President Trump. What they should be
Speaker 6: worried about is who is actually running the White House
Speaker 6: when Biden was there, because it seems that it was
Speaker 6: an auto pen run by somebody. And now we have
Speaker 6: a commander in chief who's asked the richest, most talented
Speaker 6: person on Earth to help root out wastefrid abuse. We
Speaker 6: should thank him instead of doing this nonsense.
Speaker 1: They want to destroyed. Look what he did yesterday to
Speaker 1: get those astronauts back from space. But lastly, I think,
Speaker 1: as a new senator, what have you found remarkable about
Speaker 1: the Senate? What have you found to be good? What
Speaker 1: have you found to be bad? Because you came to
Speaker 1: politics like JD Vance horizontally, not vertically. You didn't come
Speaker 1: up from the bottom. You came horizontally. Well, what do
Speaker 1: you find is good about the Senate and what's bad.
Speaker 6: I think you have some well meaning colleagues on the
Speaker 6: Republican side. I think there's good members that are very
Speaker 6: very part people. On the Democrat side, they talk a
Speaker 6: good game when you talk to them personally. So you
Speaker 6: go to their office, which I've taken the time to do,
Speaker 6: you meet them. They're very nice, they're very cordial, they
Speaker 6: seem very friendly, and then you watch them give speeches
Speaker 6: on the Senate floor or in front of the media,
Speaker 6: it's like, who's that guy? He looks reminded, completely similar
Speaker 6: to the normal person I just talked to yesterday. And
Speaker 6: they know it, like they know what they're doing is
Speaker 6: total insanity. When they're saying our democracy is a threat,
Speaker 6: they say that we're going to cut medicaid by.
Speaker 5: Fifty percent and really piss people off.
Speaker 6: None of that is true, but of course they have
Speaker 6: the media, and what the media will do is amplify
Speaker 6: those lives so much that people believe it's actually true
Speaker 6: when it's not.
Speaker 5: If I only.
Speaker 6: Read the Cincinnati Inquirer, I would say the world's coming
Speaker 6: to an end.
Speaker 5: It's nuts. The misinformation that they spread.
Speaker 1: Wait about a minute, remaining, Senator. Lastly, there's a proposal
Speaker 1: by but Bank Ramaswami to rename Lake Erie, Lake Ohio
Speaker 1: much after the Gulf of America at Golf Mexico. Where
Speaker 1: do you stand on renaming Lake Erie Lake Ohio.
Speaker 6: Well, there's a lake Michigan. It only follows that there
Speaker 6: should be a Lake Ohio.
Speaker 4: Try to get that done with Senator.
Speaker 1: Thank you, and it's pleasure you're checking back in with
Speaker 1: your constituents. I think what you have here is a
Speaker 1: great opportunity. I know Rob Portman spent twelve years as
Speaker 1: the junior Senator from Ohio. Sharret Brown. You put him
Speaker 1: in a retirement chair at Harvard University. But nonetheless, once again,
Speaker 1: thanks for checking in. And Bernie Marino, you're a great American,
Speaker 1: the son of immigrants, a car dealer. Watching what happened,
Speaker 1: this will be corrected. We have to keep this going
Speaker 1: for the next four to twelve years to institutionalize all
Speaker 1: these changes in America. But Senator Marino, once again, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And you're a
Speaker 1: great American. Thank you, Senator.
Speaker 5: Well, thank you, Tom the pleasure.
Speaker 1: God bless you. I let's continue with more. You know
Speaker 1: what one other thought to consider in this regard is
Speaker 1: that about two years ago, the EPA director sent out
Speaker 1: an email to constituency liberal groups telling these liberal groups,
Speaker 1: I have one hundred billion dollars of walking around money.
Speaker 1: Apply and so what happened to fund the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: four campaign of Harris and also many other Democrats. There
Speaker 1: were one hundred billion dollars that was shoveled out the
Speaker 1: door in the last two years of the Biden administration
Speaker 1: to NGOs, to other institutions, and these persons were called
Speaker 1: the remembers of the Biden administration previously and the Obama administration.
Speaker 1: The Clinton eastis, for example, the Clinton Foundation and the
Speaker 1: Clinton Initiative received hundreds of millions of dollars of your
Speaker 1: money with the understanding that will shove the money to you,
Speaker 1: and then when the election takes place, you shovel the
Speaker 1: money back to us. One of the most grievous examples was,
Speaker 1: of course Stacy Abrams, who got about two billion dollars.
Speaker 1: She put together quickly four five, one, C threes and
Speaker 1: C fours. Then the federal government under Biden shovel two
Speaker 1: billion dollars into the checking accounts of those brand new
Speaker 1: five to one C threes and C fours to spend money,
Speaker 1: including making sure that the Democratic activists and shall we
Speaker 1: say management fees the money. And that's where cash pattel
Speaker 1: and that's where Pam Bonding needs to spend their time.
Speaker 1: The waste, fraud, and abuse and probably criminal activity conducted
Speaker 1: by the Biden administration to fund Democratic campaigns in the
Speaker 1: future twenty twenty four and twenty twenty six was legendary
Speaker 1: in Washington. Put together a see of five to one
Speaker 1: C three quickly some sort of nonprofit charity to do something.
Speaker 1: Voter registration would be great. Make it voter registration, pay
Speaker 1: yourself tens of millions of dollars in management fees, including
Speaker 1: paying for Chelsea Clinton's wedding, and then report back to us,
Speaker 1: give us a paper or report exactly is what you've done.
Speaker 1: That was the game played. And I got a question
Speaker 1: when it comes to twenty twenty six and twenty twenty eight,
Speaker 1: without your tax dollars funding Democratic campaigns to the tune
Speaker 1: of billions of dollars, where would the money come from?
Speaker 1: And a party that has about a twenty one percent
Speaker 1: approval rating and AOC is the number one most popular
Speaker 1: Democrat in the country, followed by Kamala Harris, followed by
Speaker 1: A King, Jefferies, followed by Bernie Sanders. If that's the
Speaker 1: direction of this, shall we say Democratic Party and they
Speaker 1: can't fund their campaigns using your money, they're in deep trouble.
Speaker 1: I'll just continue with more. Bill Cunningham Live with You
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Speaker 1: Spots before we talk about Isy's we got to send
Speaker 1: some issies to Jamar chasing to you Higgins. But exactly
Speaker 1: the last two nights to two days in the morning,
Speaker 1: I don't know when they played our time six a m.
Speaker 1: The Cubs have opened the season the regular season, zero
Speaker 1: and two.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 1: The Reds are up two games correct the cup right
Speaker 1: the Cubs.
Speaker 9: Cubs aren't looking good, Willie and the Dodgers are just
Speaker 9: the Dodgers hitting O Tani hit one today and it
Speaker 9: was like I think it went to Nagasaki. It was
Speaker 9: so it was so deep. And then the Dodgers bullpen unbelievable.
Speaker 9: They're Andy Mack. I mean, they spent a billion dollars
Speaker 9: and they're worth it as long as they can stay healthy.
Speaker 9: I don't see anybody beating them.
Speaker 1: And two of their stars didn't even play correct, so yeah,
Speaker 1: playing one is sick.
Speaker 4: The other one had a bad.
Speaker 9: Laugh Freddy Freddy Freddie Fleeman, Freddy Freeman didn't play. And
Speaker 9: but I mean, you know, uh, you know. But so
Speaker 9: the season is underway with Ted McKay and uh, you know,
Speaker 9: the Cubs are zero and two and they're in the
Speaker 9: last place.
Speaker 1: All right, give me some more sports, because the U
Speaker 1: see Faithful getting behind Xavier. They're meeting in a bar
Speaker 1: somewhere in Dayton, which I don't like. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is. The Xavier Faithful going
Speaker 1: up to HOCHI men trail right now to get ready
Speaker 1: for tonight's nine oh five nine ten tip with Texas
Speaker 1: who beat the Musketeers a couple of years ago. But
Speaker 1: now I'm told that Zager they're gonna have the first
Speaker 1: four and then the final four like VCU.
Speaker 4: Please continue, Willie.
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Speaker 4: We got rent to pay seg Man.
Speaker 1: Give me some more sports and make it fast.
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Speaker 4: How about this.
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Speaker 4: How about that influence, sir, is she's still living with
Speaker 4: Joe that I don't know.
Speaker 9: Maybe you'll get you maybe burrow or show you the
Speaker 9: room where those guys you know, stole.
Speaker 4: All that stuff.
Speaker 1: I think she could influence almost anyone. Would you agree.
Speaker 4: Very easily?
Speaker 5: Please?
Speaker 4: Let's see Red's update. Reds are off today.
Speaker 9: The Cactus League action continues tomorrow up against the Kansas
Speaker 9: City Royals.
Speaker 4: As Willie we are.
Speaker 9: Eight days out of opening day at GABP will be
Speaker 9: at the Holy Grail. I understand people are already lining
Speaker 9: up to get into the Holy Grail segment.
Speaker 1: I'm told by the UC faithful that they will support
Speaker 1: Xavier's march to glory even though you see he's playing
Speaker 1: in the Crown in Las Vegas.
Speaker 9: But there's a lot of Yeah, there's a lot of
Speaker 9: people talking that, you know, Xavier is going to go
Speaker 9: to ud Arena tonight and the Flyer fans are going
Speaker 9: to root for Texas because they don't like Xavier, you know,
Speaker 9: because you know when they were in the A ten
Speaker 9: and playing playing Dayton like every other week or something.
Speaker 1: Well, the fact the matter is Xavier kept Yon out
Speaker 1: of the Big East. Dayton applied to get in the
Speaker 1: Big East about eight years ago. Xavier said, nah ba banah. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: nah bah banah. So there's a little bit of an
Speaker 1: angst there. And now there's a rumor, as you know,
Speaker 1: that the A c. C. And Basketball is going to
Speaker 1: join the Big East in basketball. Comments, Holy Toledo, what
Speaker 1: about that?
Speaker 4: Andy Mack? I saw it on the blogs on the pods.
Speaker 9: Also, whether we want to say congratulations to Doug Martin
Speaker 9: and the Cincinnati Bearcats men's golf team. They rallied from
Speaker 9: an eight over first round to a nine under second
Speaker 9: round to win a weather shortened tournament in Sea Island, Georgia.
Speaker 9: Not bad segment, so congratulations them. Also, Willy got a
Speaker 9: hold of the Miami Hamilton Harriers, who are the Division
Speaker 9: two national champions in basketball. They'll be here next Tuesday
Speaker 9: at one thirty, and then winton Woods twenty seven to
Speaker 9: zero state champs. The ladies will be here Tuesday at
Speaker 9: two thirty next week.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 1: Just getting ready for red S baseball. They're in first place.
Speaker 1: The Cubs are losing. I love to highlight the great
Speaker 1: efforts of young Americans striking, striving greatly to win state championships.
Speaker 1: Plus we have some others coming up, I think at
Speaker 1: two thirty.
Speaker 9: And we're not forgetting you know who, Willy, We're not
Speaker 9: for We're not We're not forgetting.
Speaker 4: You know, We're not for forgetting the.
Speaker 9: Four time, four time, four time four time state champion
Speaker 9: per So Mary and Lady Cavaliers. They have been contacted
Speaker 9: and I haven't heard him yet, but the coach and
Speaker 9: everybody will be here next week.
Speaker 1: I taught her how to shoot and Diaz staying locally
Speaker 1: at U See correct. I think UC's hadn't gotten close
Speaker 1: to a winning record for years in the Big in
Speaker 1: the Big East. So it's going to be time for
Speaker 1: UC and to arise in their tournament because you see
Speaker 1: at times was in that other tournament. But right now
Speaker 1: d Alexander could lead. Maybe the UC women passed the
Speaker 1: Big twelve and win championships.
Speaker 4: What do you think?
Speaker 9: I think they had a I think they had a
Speaker 9: heck of a year with the women's program at U SEE,
Speaker 9: with the team they had Gillian Hayes, it was like
Speaker 9: I think she had a double double almost every game,
Speaker 9: and they got some other talent on air, and you
Speaker 9: put d Alexander in that group. I think, look out
Speaker 9: for the lady Bearcats. Plus I'm told she has some
Speaker 9: nil money. Is that correct?
Speaker 1: Little an I l money? Kind of like you pay
Speaker 1: a cole Rain don't know. I bet you don't.
Speaker 4: I don't. How do you know about this? I know
Speaker 4: these things. I know.
Speaker 1: I want to see the Big East join the ACC
Speaker 1: because the ACC used to be a big time conference.
Speaker 4: You have nine thousand schools in there.
Speaker 1: Then well it's only in basketball, okay, I mean, and
Speaker 1: football has got to stay that way. Notre Dame is
Speaker 1: still part of the ACC.
Speaker 4: The go again, here we go again.
Speaker 1: We'll not play Xavier anymore because Xavier beats up so often.
Speaker 9: Nobody Notre Dame want to play anybody because they only
Speaker 9: do is lose.
Speaker 4: Notre Dame is no good in basketball. I know that
Speaker 4: they were good.
Speaker 9: At least the women are better. The women are maybe true, Yeah,
Speaker 9: the women are good. They Notre Dame han been good
Speaker 9: since Joe Frederick left.
Speaker 4: It's been a while. I taught him how to.
Speaker 9: Shoot too, Yeah, I know, he asked me. He says
Speaker 9: that every day when I pass his office.
Speaker 4: No question.
Speaker 1: Well, segment tonight, it's a big xavier from the first
Speaker 1: four to the final four. The Reds finally won a
Speaker 1: game yesterday, Martinez broke a seven game losing streak. Right,
Speaker 1: they got that in town next week Thursday, Saturday, Sunday.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow, Willia it starts to count. It's unbelievable and Mac.
Speaker 1: I know, it's kind of like springtime and then next
Speaker 1: week going to be in the fifties and thirties.
Speaker 4: And this is it.
Speaker 9: And this is the first day of spring, right or
Speaker 9: the last day of winter one or the other.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 9: I can't remember what it's the last day of winter.
Speaker 9: According to Jennifer ketch Mark, is she back, Yes, good.
Speaker 1: I liked her, and I'm glad whenever she had gone on.
Speaker 1: I'm glad it's over. I mean, right now it's about
Speaker 1: sixty five degrees and windy. But let's maybe have some
Speaker 1: storms tonight and tomorrow. But next week segment, you better
Speaker 1: wear your long underwear. Next week, it's predicted by Jennifer Ketchmark.
Speaker 1: On Thursday of next week, the high is going to
Speaker 1: be forty six degrees.
Speaker 4: He's low of thirty.
Speaker 9: Well, it's kind of that'll be like Candlestick Park weather
Speaker 9: for the for the Giants, well, it's a four o'clock start.
Speaker 4: I don't know. Why don't they start the game at
Speaker 4: like one or two o'clock.
Speaker 1: Because of the parade and all the festivity, you start
Speaker 1: at nine o'clock in the morning instead of noon. But
Speaker 1: right now, I mean, I don't know what happened to
Speaker 1: global warming segment. We could use some global warming.
Speaker 4: Call al Gore your buddy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's shoveling money out the door to the Biden
Speaker 1: groups to shovel the money back for campaigns.
Speaker 4: Who that's another story. Well, this is what happened. We
Speaker 4: might recall who'd you say, Biden? Biden, what's he doing?
Speaker 1: Two years ago, the director of the EBA sent on
Speaker 1: an email to left in groups saying, apply for money.
Speaker 1: I have one hundred billion dollars in walking around money.
Speaker 4: Get some.
Speaker 1: So all these left wing interest groups got money shoveling
Speaker 1: in their accounts under the idea that when the campaign
Speaker 1: started in twenty twenty four six, shovel the money back.
Speaker 1: Who's going to fund the Democrats when the government, the
Speaker 1: taxpayer is not funding the Democrats anymore?
Speaker 4: That's going to be a problem.
Speaker 9: Well, the Democrats are in fighting now because your good
Speaker 9: friend Big Chucky Schumer voted for Republican the other day,
Speaker 9: and he would have thought the world was coming to
Speaker 9: an end. Well, every day's a new crime about that's
Speaker 9: the How about him crossing over the eye had a
Speaker 9: lucid moment? I guess so, I don't know. Maybe a model. Well,
Speaker 9: he voted Democrat, didn't he?
Speaker 1: I don't care much for him either. Now, as you mentioned,
Speaker 1: I want Rob Sanders to run for the Senate. Sanders
Speaker 1: for Kentucky. Chicken wing in every pot, maybe a breast
Speaker 1: and a wing too. Okay, I think he'd be strong.
Speaker 1: All right. We've got Dan Schneider coming up from the
Speaker 1: Immedia Research Center about media coverage. Can you imagine when
Speaker 1: the Democrats for decades said we're going to ignore federal
Speaker 1: law on civil rights.
Speaker 10: We're going to.
Speaker 1: Ignore federal law on who we can hire and fire,
Speaker 1: We're going to ignore federal law on stopping race discrimination.
Speaker 4: We're going to ignore all that.
Speaker 1: And Trump takes a page from their book, and suddenly
Speaker 1: the Democrats get religion. It sickens be segmented with this country.
Speaker 1: You and I must be the way with Ted McKay, Yeah.
Speaker 9: Willy, and honor of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 9: tri State and the last day of winter. We leave
Speaker 9: you with the immortal words of the stud report.
Speaker 10: There has been thought, I believe given to this. Senator
Speaker 10: Ron Wyden has already issued statements, for example, advising what
Speaker 10: we should do in a situation like this, which I
Speaker 10: concur which is that I believe that the Biden administration
Speaker 10: should ignore this ruling. I think that we you know,
Speaker 10: the courts have the legitimacy, and they rely on the
Speaker 10: legitimacy of their rulings, and what they are currently doing
Speaker 10: is engaged in an unprecedented and dramatic erosion of the
Speaker 10: legitimacy of the courts. It is the justices themselves, through
Speaker 10: the deeply partisan and unfounded nature of these rulings, that
Speaker 10: are undermining their own enforcement.
Speaker 9: So what you're saying the Biden administration should ignore this
Speaker 9: court But what does that look like?
Speaker 4: What does that actually mean?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 10: I think the interesting thing when it comes to a
Speaker 10: ruling is that it relies on enforcement, and it is
Speaker 10: up to the Biden administration to enforce, to choose whether
Speaker 10: or not to enforce such a ruling.
Speaker 4: But is that what do you say?
Speaker 1: That's Anderson Cooper AOC, that's the bar ten New York City.
Speaker 4: There's a heck of a couple. A couple of years.
Speaker 1: Ago, she said, ignore federal court rulings and AOC Anderson Cooper,
Speaker 1: and CNN said, okay, okay, that sounds good. But now
Speaker 1: that Trump's engaging in their behavior, suddenly it's a constitutional crisis.
Speaker 1: Your your comments on that segment.
Speaker 9: What we need is to ignore AOC. That's what we
Speaker 9: need to do. Ignore, don't get me.
Speaker 1: Shot, make her the next pres Kamala Harris, now have AOC.
Speaker 1: But when it's their purposes, how about those two running things,
Speaker 1: put them together, make it all happens.
Speaker 9: Then you and I are going to go back to
Speaker 9: the up to the space station for the rest and
Speaker 9: then wait, what about waitlessness? After a nine month delay,
Speaker 9: you come back to Earth and you can't walk, right,
Speaker 9: can't walk, and you can't eat. You think your food's
Speaker 9: gonna fly off your plate. You up there's take a
Speaker 9: tube and squeeze it in your mouth.
Speaker 4: Go to Izzy's. That's where they should go.
Speaker 1: Tell Tamar Chase, give them directions to Ron's rus and
Speaker 1: tell them they don't have good food, tell them that. Okay,
Speaker 1: seg Man, thank you for your involvement, Willie. On seven
Speaker 1: hundred wlw.
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Speaker 1: the Great American. Of course, the Media Research Center keeps
Speaker 1: a record, a running record as far as media bias,
Speaker 1: et cetera, which I think has played a key role,
Speaker 1: believe it or not in my view of the election
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump in twenty twenty four. And Dan Schneider's
Speaker 1: the vice president of Media Research for the Center, And
Speaker 1: first of all, Dan, can you tell those who may
Speaker 1: not know about the Media Research Center? And Brent Bozel,
Speaker 1: what is your mission, if any, to inform the American
Speaker 1: people about the media bias? What is the central mission
Speaker 1: of Media Research Center? In NewsBusters dot Org.
Speaker 11: Bill, When our founders created America, they understood that the
Speaker 11: only way we could preserve this freedom is if we
Speaker 11: had an intelligent and active voting block of Americans. And
Speaker 11: the media's job and it's actually a responsibility under the
Speaker 11: First Amendment. The media's job is to help keep people informed,
Speaker 11: not to be political activists. So bottom line, here at
Speaker 11: the Media Research Center, we are defending the very ideas
Speaker 11: and ideals of America. Without an honest media, our country
Speaker 11: will die. So we're here educating in public to make
Speaker 11: sure they know how the media is biased and pressuring
Speaker 11: the media, and that includes social media, the big tech
Speaker 11: platforms keep people honestly informed like you do every day.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about the censorship requirements of the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: You have a column up about the fifty seven cent
Speaker 1: orship initiatives of Joe Biden to misinform or provide disinformation.
Speaker 1: Explain what that means to the American people. And then
Speaker 1: we've got to talk about the Auto pin But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: what efforts were made by Biden fifty seven times to
Speaker 1: keep Americas uninformed?
Speaker 11: Yeah, and of course, Bill, we've talked about some of
Speaker 11: the Biden schemes, but I'm not talking about just fifty
Speaker 11: seven instances. I'm talking about full fledged initiatives that include
Speaker 11: almost one hundred different federal agencies colluding and coordinating with
Speaker 11: each other to silence us, to deprive Americans of their
Speaker 11: First Amendment free speech rights. Sometimes the Biden administration, through
Speaker 11: multiple federal agencies, were working with foreign agents to silence us,
Speaker 11: sometimes using our tax dollars to fund censorship schemes, sometimes
Speaker 11: using law enforcements. You know, our guys with guns on
Speaker 11: their hips showing up to silence people, to people for
Speaker 11: speaking their minds. He was all highly coordinated, and we've
Speaker 11: generated a report that describes each of these fifty seven
Speaker 11: censorship efforts.
Speaker 1: Kind of, give me the worst one or two before
Speaker 1: we talk about the auto pen and how that may
Speaker 1: be a great issue the next few months. Give me
Speaker 1: one or two of those efforts when armed agents the
Speaker 1: government showed up to quiet down the American people.
Speaker 11: Well, we had so not all of this is done
Speaker 11: through social media, but we had military installations, big basis
Speaker 11: that were targeting anybody who went on base with a
Speaker 11: pro life license plate and anybody who was pro life.
Speaker 11: Our own military was targeting pro life and then tracking
Speaker 11: them literally following, tracking them, and then doing searches to
Speaker 11: see who these people are targeting them for silence. This
Speaker 11: was our own military under Joe Bai. This is you know,
Speaker 11: our military is supposed to be there to defend America
Speaker 11: and to defend our rights. Instead, it was being used
Speaker 11: to silence us. It was the most heinous thing I
Speaker 11: could imagine.
Speaker 1: You know, the President got quite a bit of flack
Speaker 1: as a few days ago when he went to the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice and called it the Department of Injustice.
Speaker 1: And I know a lot of the top officials are gone,
Speaker 1: that they have been fired, and most of the American
Speaker 1: people now accept the fact that we didn't get accurate
Speaker 1: information from the Biden administration. In your lifetime, has the
Speaker 1: mainstream media ever meant less than it does today? And
Speaker 1: throw in PBS and NPR, which should be defunded. I
Speaker 1: anticipate they will be at some point. But where did
Speaker 1: the American people get necessary information today for which they
Speaker 1: can count an informed ballot?
Speaker 4: Where does it come from?
Speaker 11: Well, in terms of my opinion, I don't need to rely.
Speaker 11: Just in my opinion, all the polling shows that trust
Speaker 11: in media has never ever been lower since we have
Speaker 11: since since polling has been done, the media is down
Speaker 11: to record lows. And I credit my organization, the Media
Speaker 11: Research Center. Our job has been to demonstrate to the
Speaker 11: American public how biased the media is and the solution
Speaker 11: we see it all the time now, social media alternative media.
Speaker 11: People are now we can't be informed by legacy media,
Speaker 11: so we are informing each other. Everybody with a camera
Speaker 11: and a Twitter account and a cell phone, we're all
Speaker 11: journalists now. We can all educate each other, and then
Speaker 11: when there's actual misinformation, it can be corrected through community
Speaker 11: notes and that sort of thing. So in summer spect
Speaker 11: we are on the verge of being better informed than
Speaker 11: ever before.
Speaker 1: And it's because the newspapers almost don't matter anymore. I
Speaker 1: mean that the old model of growing a tree for
Speaker 1: thirty to forty years and chopping it down and transporting
Speaker 1: it for hundreds of miles, making pulp and then newsprint,
Speaker 1: that doesn't exist anymore. That major NBCCBSABC, two thirds of
Speaker 1: the anchors are gone. Looking at what's happening at MSNBC,
Speaker 1: what's happening to the view They'll be gone in the
Speaker 1: next month or two. So if we convene in three
Speaker 1: or four years, what will media look like without national
Speaker 1: media telling us what to think?
Speaker 4: Is that good or bad?
Speaker 11: Yeah? AI is going to you know, three or four
Speaker 11: years from now. AI is going to be controlling all
Speaker 11: of this. And this is one of the big things
Speaker 11: we're working on because Kamala Harris. People forget she was
Speaker 11: the AI zar. What she was very specifically trying to do,
Speaker 11: and this these are her own words, as word salad
Speaker 11: as it is. She was saying that if we have
Speaker 11: to feed machines the right language, the right information, so
Speaker 11: that and this is I'm quoting her, so that we
Speaker 11: generate the right opinions and outcomes. She and Joe Biden
Speaker 11: wanted to and to use AI, and they were forcing
Speaker 11: these AI companies We've got all, we've got all the
Speaker 11: evidence for it, forcing them only to be trained on
Speaker 11: left wing information, so that our brains have been manipulated
Speaker 11: to believe only left wing things. We have got to
Speaker 11: stop AI from doing that. We've got to have neutral
Speaker 11: AI companies so that we're getting actual, solid information and
Speaker 11: not the biased left wing propaganda that Kamala Harrison and
Speaker 11: Joe Biden were trying to feed America.
Speaker 1: You know, in fact, right now Talk radio has more
Speaker 1: listeners now than we've ever had. And I think all
Speaker 1: the podcasts Joe Rogan, et cetera is redefined what campaigning
Speaker 1: for the presidency is. And the Democrats operate under an
Speaker 1: old model. I think conservatives operate on the new model.
Speaker 1: The Missouri Attorney General is active on the Auto Penn
Speaker 1: scandal that Joe Biden. Obviously he was not president for
Speaker 1: many years, and we had and we had unnamed bureaucrats
Speaker 1: signing executive orders, appointing federal judges giving commutations. So for
Speaker 1: those who may not know what we're talking about, explain
Speaker 1: how this how this scandal is starting to brew in Missouri.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So, under the constitution, the US president can pardon
Speaker 11: or provide clemency to anybody he wants under federal law
Speaker 11: or federal clients, any The only limitation there, the only
Speaker 11: limitation is that the president cannot be bribed to do it.
Speaker 11: But it has to be the president. Only the president,
Speaker 11: not the vice president, not the president's wife, not the
Speaker 11: president's chief of staff. Only the president has this constitutional
Speaker 11: authority to do it. But it certainly looks like Joe
Speaker 11: Biden was off on vacation and the auto pen was
Speaker 11: in full force signing all of these clemencies, including for
Speaker 11: the Biden family. Well, a machine can't do it. The
Speaker 11: machine does not have constitutional authority to do this, and
Speaker 11: nor does anybody else. Only the president, in his own
Speaker 11: pen can do this. It looks like the Biden administration
Speaker 11: tried to do a scheme try to get ahold of
Speaker 11: a bunch of people pardoned in advanced, but they did
Speaker 11: it outside the law illegally.
Speaker 4: All right, let me play Devil's advocate.
Speaker 1: There was a case involving Obama that had to sign
Speaker 1: as CR because he was in Hawaii, and someone in
Speaker 1: the White House used the auto pen to sign the
Speaker 1: law that kept the government running using an opinion of
Speaker 1: Bush forty three that said the president doesn't have to
Speaker 1: physically sign it. This is a lawyer in the Bush
Speaker 1: White House wasn't a judge doesn't have to physically sign
Speaker 1: it as long as he agreed with it. So that's
Speaker 1: kind of the light under the door the Democrats want
Speaker 1: to use to get out of it. But I would
Speaker 1: contend that there has to be an investigation to determine
Speaker 1: whether Joe Biden approved the commutations to pardons the federal
Speaker 1: judges those of the eos when obviously his signature was
Speaker 1: different when he resigned when he said he wasn't going
Speaker 1: to run for office again, that signature is different than
Speaker 1: the signature of the auto pen. And so how does
Speaker 1: this thing metastasize When the Democrats want to blame George
Speaker 1: Bush's Office of Council for what Obama did. And now
Speaker 1: what Biden did, is that the light under the door
Speaker 1: from which they could escape.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, there are two things here, but one
Speaker 11: of course, is whether Joe Biden had any cognitive function
Speaker 11: buible to make any of these decisions and even direct
Speaker 11: somebody to do it. But I'm going to just repeat,
Speaker 11: there's unlimited power by the president. This is this is unusual.
Speaker 11: Almost every power in our constitution has a check on it.
Speaker 11: That's that's our system of checks and balances. The Supreme Court,
Speaker 11: the Congress, the executive branch, they all have checks on
Speaker 11: each other. Except when it comes to the pardon. The
Speaker 11: president has absolute and unlimited pardon authority. Thus it has
Speaker 11: to be his decision and his decision alone. They cannot
Speaker 11: be anybody else's. And if there's an autopen, if there's
Speaker 11: an auto pen, it's not the president's decision, it's somebody
Speaker 11: else's decision. I think those people who had an auto
Speaker 11: pen signature pretending to grant them a pardon, I think
Speaker 11: they're in trouble.
Speaker 4: Well, it's obstruction of justice.
Speaker 1: And the explanation would be that, you know, Joe Biden
Speaker 1: was not mentally confident. If someone can testify that Joe
Speaker 1: Biden did these things cognitively and that someone fulfilled his wishes,
Speaker 1: that's one thing. But tell the American people the story
Speaker 1: of Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, who was with
Speaker 1: the president not being Joe Biden wanted to meet with him.
Speaker 1: It took a hell of a time to get a meeting.
Speaker 1: The praetorian guard around Biden didn't want to have any
Speaker 1: outside meetings. They wanted to protect him, much like Woodrow
Speaker 1: Wilson was protected in nineteen nineteen by his wife I
Speaker 1: think her name was Edith, from meeting with anyone. And
Speaker 1: then tell the story of the LNG terminals in Louisiana
Speaker 1: and Joe Biden's lack of knowledge about what happened.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, Joe Biden and his staff would only permit
Speaker 11: meetings with him for you know, a very short window
Speaker 11: every day. You know, when he wasn't you know, suffering
Speaker 11: from from mental incapacity, and his mental incapacity was was
Speaker 11: like clockwork. They knew when he could meet and when
Speaker 11: he couldn't. That's why, you know, when Joe Biden was
Speaker 11: getting ready to debate Trump, they were very nervous because
Speaker 11: it was going to be in the evening when his
Speaker 11: mental faculties were always in steep decline. Uh, that's why
Speaker 11: he disappeared for two weeks so that he could try
Speaker 11: to rest up. But obviously that didn't work either. But
Speaker 11: everybody who's tried to meet with Joe Biden face to
Speaker 11: face saw a diminished man who could not who could
Speaker 11: not communicate very effectively. We could even see it on television.
Speaker 11: Even during that short window when his brain was supposed
Speaker 11: to be functioned as best it could. He'd do these
Speaker 11: press conferences, conferences in the White House where he would
Speaker 11: have notes and he would and he would have to
Speaker 11: try to read people's names. Of course, numerous times when
Speaker 11: he would actually read the side note on his teleprompter,
Speaker 11: when it was like stop here and you go ahead
Speaker 11: and read that this is a guy who I mean,
Speaker 11: my goodness, Remember when he went to the funeral and
Speaker 11: he called on the decedent to stand up and because
Speaker 11: he forgot that she was the one who had died.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 11: The examples of his mental decline are legion.
Speaker 1: And what's amazing here is that Jake Tapper, one of
Speaker 1: the main faces of CNN participated in this monstrous cover
Speaker 1: up of the mental incapacity to the president for four years,
Speaker 1: and anyone who would bring up the idea this guy
Speaker 1: doesn't know what he's doing was shouted down as playing
Speaker 1: amateur psychiatrists. And now that Bind's out of office, has
Speaker 1: been out for about four or five months, Jake Tapper
Speaker 1: as a book out and what he wants to talk
Speaker 1: about the cover up of the White House of which
Speaker 1: he was a part That.
Speaker 11: Is rich Well, Margaret Brennan and Jake Tapper and George Stephanopolos.
Speaker 11: These are all former Democrat operatives, Chuck Todd, They all
Speaker 11: have worked for Democrats in car Versa on political campaigns.
Speaker 11: Then they go into journalism, but they're the same political operatives,
Speaker 11: and they're always going to be covering for their guy
Speaker 11: no matter what. And then after they're caught, now they're
Speaker 11: trying to make amends, trying to rebuild their reputations simply
Speaker 11: so they can be effective again in their political actions.
Speaker 1: Well, the President, Donald Trump said that those pardons are irrelevant.
Speaker 1: They were done by an auto pen without the knowledge
Speaker 1: or consent of the president, in which case he wants
Speaker 1: to lotch now criminal investigations against the Biden family, etc.
Speaker 1: For what they've done, and wouldn't that be rich to
Speaker 1: the media that didn't cover the incapacity of the president
Speaker 1: now wants to defend the capacity of the president. And
Speaker 1: Jake Tapper, who covered up, along with many other mainstream
Speaker 1: media types for years the mental incapacity, now wrote a
Speaker 1: book saying, yes, he was mentally incapable of performing the duties.
Speaker 1: But now they've got to switch back to the other
Speaker 1: direction and say, well, all the pardons were maybe done
Speaker 1: by an auto pen. I think that's provable. However, the
Speaker 1: president knew about it and wanted it done anyway. Talk
Speaker 1: about a faceless, nameless bureaucrat. I hear the media on
Speaker 1: the left talk about Elon Musk is a faceless, nameless
Speaker 1: bureaucrat who and hell ran the country for four years. Faceless,
Speaker 1: nameless bureaucrat. Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know, Bill, It's so funny to me. We've
Speaker 11: got about three million federal employees and all but two
Speaker 11: are unelected bureaucrats. The only two people serving in the
Speaker 11: federal government executive branch who are not unelected bureaucrats are
Speaker 11: named Donald Trump, and JD.
Speaker 5: Vance.
Speaker 11: They're the only ones actually elected. Everybody else is an
Speaker 11: unelected bureaucrat. And and suddenly, you know where the left
Speaker 11: has always loved unelected bureaucrats making decisions for the rest
Speaker 11: of us, Now, now that Elon Musk has some authority
Speaker 11: and some power to advise the President of the United States,
Speaker 11: suddenly it's a bad thing to be an unelected bureaucrat.
Speaker 11: But you know, thank you God for Donald Trump and
Speaker 11: Elon Musk and jad Evans, our freedoms are at hand again.
Speaker 1: Lastly, we have Tesla dealerships being put to the torch
Speaker 1: by the radical left. Cities are burning, colleges are in turmoil.
Speaker 1: Columbia's completely out of control. And I'd like to think
Speaker 1: that those who engage in political violence against Tesla and
Speaker 1: Elon Musk will be held to account. And the liberals
Speaker 1: that love EV's and love Elon must now hate the guy,
Speaker 1: including Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona. He's lost his way completely.
Speaker 1: Isn't it also rich that the liberals the demand that
Speaker 1: we all drive evs now wants to torch them.
Speaker 11: Well they I've gotten into so many fights of the
Speaker 11: left these days on this topic They think that it's
Speaker 11: their free speech rights to be able to abuse students,
Speaker 11: like physically abuse and assault them at Columbia and to
Speaker 11: burn down TESLA companies. And I have to explain to
Speaker 11: them that's not speech, that's criminal conduct. The First Amendment
Speaker 11: does not protect conduct.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 11: And then and when they persist in that, I just
Speaker 11: simply have to remind them that they wanted all the
Speaker 11: j six protesters who trespassed inside the capital to go
Speaker 11: to prison. You know, trespassing is criminal conduct. Uh So
Speaker 11: are they do they think that it was wrong for
Speaker 11: all those Jay sixers, you know, you know, to be prosecuted.
Speaker 11: Of course they were over prosecuted. Uh uh yeah. A
Speaker 11: trespass is a misdemeanor.
Speaker 2: It's not a felony.
Speaker 11: But they suddenly think that political violence and burning and
Speaker 11: destroying things that somehow political speeches that they need to
Speaker 11: be protected for.
Speaker 1: Dan Schneider, VP of Media Research Centernewsbusters dot Org. Whatever
Speaker 1: the liberals accused the Conservatives of doing, they never already
Speaker 1: done it. And Dan Schneider, once again, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham shown Dan, you're a great American.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Thanks got Let's continue with more news is next at
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Speaker 2: For me, I like.
Speaker 8: Cincinnati because it gives me the opportunity to come here
Speaker 8: and focus. You know, I'm not distracted out here. It's
Speaker 8: not too much too many things to get me, you know,
Speaker 8: off pace out here, you know, and it's strictly what
Speaker 8: I'm focused on. That's really tune vision for me to
Speaker 8: play football. So I mean, at the end of the day,
Speaker 8: the food's not the best. We could work on that, but.
Speaker 2: I'm from New Orleans.
Speaker 5: I'm not used to the food yet.
Speaker 8: But you know, overall, I mean, honestly, I just I
Speaker 8: just think that's the biggest picture for me, is that
Speaker 8: it's you know, I don't have enough distractions here and
Speaker 8: you're not gonna just play football.
Speaker 5: Hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 4: God why Rocky Jam says the foods? Thanks? And uh,
Speaker 4: it's boring.
Speaker 9: He got used to the food, didn't you, rock There's
Speaker 9: all kinds of great food here in Cincinnati. You've heard
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Speaker 1: But I wish you'd show a little more respect to
Speaker 1: Ron's rust Skyline, Chilly Greater's Montgomery and et cetera.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's not not the thing you want to say
Speaker 12: at the press conference, right.
Speaker 4: No, it's like, what about Izzy? What about Izzy's today?
Speaker 4: What about it? I'm I'm with you, Willy, I'm with you.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know what today, but anyway, and what
Speaker 1: he is now have one hundred and sixty five million dollars.
Speaker 12: He can have whatever flown in from wherever at this point,
Speaker 12: thank you for my big three are together for four years, Willie.
Speaker 4: And let's go imagine yesterday, Willy.
Speaker 9: They're in the locker room with Joe Burrow's there, Joe
Speaker 9: Burrow's what to seventy four?
Speaker 2: All down?
Speaker 4: Two seventy at least?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Jamar Chase walks up to him one hundred and
Speaker 9: sixty one Milligan's at one hundred and fifteen.
Speaker 4: Million, five hundred million dollar.
Speaker 9: That right there is like the National Dent of America
Speaker 9: in three human beings right there?
Speaker 1: What about Doge, thank you.
Speaker 2: Your name?
Speaker 12: You went off in that locker room right there. Half
Speaker 12: a billion dollars. Oh my god. Well but it looks
Speaker 12: it's great. It's what people wanted. I feel like before
Speaker 12: the signing is what people wanted. After the signing, it's
Speaker 12: not what people wanted. No one's happy. But look, you
Speaker 12: know you got to take take the band with the
Speaker 12: good like where they're here. They're the best players. You
Speaker 12: gotta sign and keep your best players. So let's go
Speaker 12: and Rocky.
Speaker 1: I want to give you the examples of ESPN in
Speaker 1: the Morning and also Fox Sports last week or two.
Speaker 1: Bengals don't know what they're doing. They're not going to
Speaker 1: sign t because they can't afford Jamar. Joe Burrow is
Speaker 1: going to become the next Carson Palmer number nine. He's
Speaker 1: going to make demands of Cincinnati. It's all going to
Speaker 1: fall apart and lose. So now I'm watching this morning. Okay,
Speaker 1: now what are they going to stay today? Two great signing?
Speaker 1: Great they did they did? No no, no, no no no,
Speaker 1: now way too much overpaid they can't plan pay now Trey.
Speaker 1: They have no defensive line, their offensive line, nothing, nobody.
Speaker 1: Now they're strewthing. If they don't do it, they're screwed.
Speaker 1: If they do do it, they're screwed, screwed, screwed and screwed.
Speaker 4: That's what you media type.
Speaker 1: Say that that is seems to be the narrative.
Speaker 9: But Stephen A. Smith, yeah, does he like it? If
Speaker 9: he likes it, we're okay. You know, is the NFL
Speaker 9: hurting for money? Was it seventy nine million dollars a year?
Speaker 1: That's gonna be okay? And they had the roundtable, all
Speaker 1: of them said the Bengals will not make the playoffs
Speaker 1: now because they signed those players.
Speaker 4: If they didn't make it, if they didn't sign them,
Speaker 4: they're not going to make the playoffs. What I'm going on,
Speaker 4: what is it?
Speaker 3: And you win?
Speaker 4: They can't win. You're right, Bengals management cannot win.
Speaker 12: And we can argue about the timing and could they
Speaker 12: have done it sooner and save themselves some money. Absolutely,
Speaker 12: But at the end of the day, you got three
Speaker 12: premier players in the league. I mean three players that
Speaker 12: what ninety percent of the franchise in the NFL would
Speaker 12: take right now. Thank you, Yes, sign them, yeah, you
Speaker 12: sign them? You sign them well, and.
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Speaker 1: They should send someone to Jamar Chase.
Speaker 9: Exactly so when he goes to Isy's location, he Jamar
Speaker 9: Chase and t Higgers are gonna say tell him seg
Speaker 9: sent you and as always, mister is he said, hurry back.
Speaker 4: We have rent to pay.
Speaker 1: Seg Man, give me.
Speaker 4: Some sports and make it.
Speaker 1: By the way his notre name men's basketball team notes
Speaker 1: where he went through never enver ends. What's the national
Speaker 1: championship game in football? And that's not good enough?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 4: They lost?
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Speaker 9: He's running a special first four and Dayton tonight Xavier
Speaker 9: Texas eight forty right here on seven hundred WLW Dayton
Speaker 9: Flyers on the road tonight against Florida Atlantic in the
Speaker 9: first round to the n I T Bengals. Update brought
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Speaker 9: gonna be one of three stars in Netflix Football Doctors
Speaker 9: Quarterback that's going to be airing this summer. He's going
Speaker 9: to be joined by Detroit's Jared Goff and Atlanta's Kirk Cousins.
Speaker 4: Kirk Cousins gonna be on the in the first one.
Speaker 9: Burrow that's gonna get fans an inside look at quarterback lives,
Speaker 9: both on and off.
Speaker 12: Did you guys watch the first round of quarterback on Netflix?
Speaker 12: Was that year two years ago? I don't have Netflix.
Speaker 12: It was good, It was really good. Takes you inside
Speaker 12: the you know, the whole deal.
Speaker 4: May take us inside where those guys are ripped him off.
Speaker 12: Maybe the I G model being there to sake's.
Speaker 4: She's an influencer. I bet, aren't we all?
Speaker 1: I think that's made consultant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, get out.
Speaker 1: Of the Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what do you think this is?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: He's a good upstanding American. Absolutely absolutely. Reds are off
Speaker 4: today will Ei.
Speaker 9: They're back in action to borrow against those Kansas City
Speaker 9: Royals as weird days away from opening day.
Speaker 4: I know, I think so. I think.
Speaker 1: Big deals are two games up on the Cups.
Speaker 4: They lost two real games right.
Speaker 12: In the Cups, played the Dodgers just over and over,
Speaker 12: and god hammer is that bomb he hit? I didn't
Speaker 12: stay up, I mean I didn't get up at two
Speaker 12: thirty and watching by this.
Speaker 9: Morning sitting here and I mean, he's unbelievable. And that
Speaker 9: place was he bets lead off. I know they got
Speaker 9: that guy bat off.
Speaker 12: I mean, which is smart because he's gonna get over
Speaker 12: the course of the season, he's gonna get more abs.
Speaker 4: And the place went crazy when he hit a home run.
Speaker 1: The seven hundred million dollars the Dodgers supposedly paid him
Speaker 1: starting after his career is over is a dropping the
Speaker 1: bucket to his value.
Speaker 4: He is worth ten times that.
Speaker 1: Yes, pay them all.
Speaker 5: What what's so?
Speaker 12: We got an Ellie update? They're gonna pay him? What's
Speaker 12: going about?
Speaker 9: Let's just let's just get the PA giving up enough money.
Speaker 9: Wait until it starts the count and everybody starts griping
Speaker 9: about it. They're not gonna write, They're not gonna sign him.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna sign him, and then.
Speaker 4: He's gonna he's gonna go the Yankee. So the Dodge
Speaker 4: is not play.
Speaker 2: With too much.
Speaker 4: Sorry he paid too much?
Speaker 2: Too much?
Speaker 4: Thank you, you pay too much for Elly Daily Cruz.
Speaker 1: Now, what are you gonna do if I'm gonna say this,
Speaker 1: If the Bangles later this year go go nine to
Speaker 1: eight and don't make the playoffs, oh well, what the
Speaker 1: half a billion dollars?
Speaker 12: One thing we're certain Joe Burrow, he stepped up on
Speaker 12: the soapbox and publicly said, we gotta sign these guys,
Speaker 12: we gotta sign them. And if it don't work out
Speaker 12: and he starts getting killed because there's no line, he's
Speaker 12: not gonna be able to say, well, how come we
Speaker 12: didn't pay because they got it all to the receivers.
Speaker 1: In two years today salary cap will be three hundred
Speaker 1: million dollars, right.
Speaker 4: And so may come back. Just give it away everybody.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: By the way, what happened to stand next? In the
Speaker 1: basketball thing? Did did they go anywhere in basket?
Speaker 2: They they did?
Speaker 12: They made it to uh what regionals? I believe lost
Speaker 12: the Lakota West West.
Speaker 4: Of course both of them. Go ahead, say what about
Speaker 4: Deer Park. You're always talking about Saint x Wor's Deer Park.
Speaker 1: Since twenty eighteen.
Speaker 12: You have not given one fact one no dynasty in
Speaker 12: Deer PARKI yeah, it's all.
Speaker 4: I God, what do you mean? What else? All I
Speaker 4: can say?
Speaker 1: First four, hang on the final four, First four, like VCU, Get.
Speaker 4: The T shirts, get the T shirts going.
Speaker 1: Let's go Andy Mack. What time is that game? If anything?
Speaker 4: Nine, five, nine, ten, whenever. The first game over.
Speaker 1: But the fact is Xavier's overtaking Dayton. That Dayton bars
Speaker 1: are filled with the white and the Blue d'Artagnan, the Musketeers.
Speaker 1: Let's Vedas and take over Dayton right now. They beat
Speaker 1: and they beat Texas, then they'd be in Illinois. Then
Speaker 1: they beat Kentucky and they marched the Elite eight.
Speaker 4: How about that one?
Speaker 9: Well, I gotta get going because I got to get
Speaker 9: the Blue Blob is there tonight?
Speaker 4: I gotta get with it. You gotta.
Speaker 9: I gotta make an appearance tonight. Are you the bluster?
Speaker 9: I'm telling people? Now I am the blue Blob.
Speaker 12: It's guy's blue shirt on right right there it is.
Speaker 1: We'll see about that, but it's always great. Now, how
Speaker 1: about this rumor? Ready for this one? I watch everything simultaneously.
Speaker 1: The ACC is going to join an allegiance with the
Speaker 1: Big East in non football sports.
Speaker 5: Okay, wow, four.
Speaker 1: Conference, Power Conference, ACC and everything but football because they
Speaker 1: struck that deal. Now with the distribution of money, So
Speaker 1: Clemson and Florida State and Miami is going to get
Speaker 1: most of the money for football. So the other other
Speaker 1: schools are saying, we need more marquee matchups. So the
Speaker 1: North Carolina, North Carolina States and South the Wake forces
Speaker 1: want to play teams like Xavier.
Speaker 4: They want marquee matchups.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right.
Speaker 12: In today's world, there's so many things going on, so
Speaker 12: many things that garner your attention. You must have great games,
Speaker 12: must have marquee matchups, and that's why they're doing it.
Speaker 4: That's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: And then there's gonna be an alliance, a new alignment
Speaker 1: in which the so called Big ten schools that are
Speaker 1: out west, like you know, in the Big Ten. Why
Speaker 1: Southern cal and UCLA's in the Big Ten. It's stupid.
Speaker 1: So they're gonna keep the football alliance but break off
Speaker 1: the other sports so that you don't have the lacrosse
Speaker 1: team traveling to New Jersey in January from Ucla. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. And Nick, that makes sense. That
Speaker 1: makes sense.
Speaker 12: Met the football team, they can travel, but some of
Speaker 12: the other patrol sports, it makes no sense to go
Speaker 12: across country none.
Speaker 1: Yeah, USC and UCLA might play a seven or eight
Speaker 1: games year in the Big Ten, that's seven or eight.
Speaker 4: But you take the other.
Speaker 1: Fourteen sports and make them travel all over Hell's half Acre.
Speaker 4: They're all safe.
Speaker 1: We got to stop this and so okay, and so
Speaker 1: you want to have the SEC what's bad basketball?
Speaker 5: Right now?
Speaker 4: I mean Louisville didn't have a quad one win.
Speaker 1: I don't think against any top twenty team, and that
Speaker 1: they're the best team there.
Speaker 4: I mean, the Duke is the exception, not the rule.
Speaker 1: And so the ACC says we have to get ready
Speaker 1: for the rest the twenty thirty two, et cetera. The allegiances,
Speaker 1: the alliances are going to happen, and Notre Dame may
Speaker 1: be left out in the cold completely because nobody wants
Speaker 1: to play Notre Dame, for example, in basketball, lacrosse and
Speaker 1: the other names joining the MAC. Remember that's it. I'm
Speaker 1: getting to that point. They might get in. You are,
Speaker 1: but Northern Illinois beat him. That's all I can tell you.
Speaker 1: And so at this pointeen years ago, I don't forget.
Speaker 1: I never forget. I don't it was this season. But
Speaker 1: nonetheless I don't forget.
Speaker 4: But you see what's happening.
Speaker 12: I will never forget driving to the Atlanta airport from
Speaker 12: a game I had at Georgia, driving there to Atlanta
Speaker 12: to try to get on a flight, and I got
Speaker 12: the Notre Dame game on trying.
Speaker 1: And I mean the the.
Speaker 12: Game hadn't even the whistle hadn't even blown yet, And
Speaker 12: who do I get a text from you Northern Night
Speaker 12: that what about Marcus Freeman?
Speaker 4: Okay, well first one you just in case you forgotten.
Speaker 1: Why don't even have time to digest it? Like the
Speaker 1: sound of the whistle The end whistle.
Speaker 12: Wasn't even out of the referee's mouth before you sent
Speaker 12: the text.
Speaker 9: Here we go on more catty bear Cats.
Speaker 4: Hey pumps his fest celebration. They go ahead.
Speaker 13: Stadium opportunity seized as the bear Cat send a message
Speaker 13: to the college football world. Did you see that Cincinnati
Speaker 13: wins it twenty four to thirteen.
Speaker 1: Having a few issues at the moment.
Speaker 4: So I don't know if they players to play in
Speaker 4: that Crown Tournament.
Speaker 1: No they're not. But what happened to him?
Speaker 4: Transport port? Oh yes, I don't know that.
Speaker 1: Fizzle James becomes Fizzle James and away he goes.
Speaker 4: All right, boys, thank you all?
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