Speaker 1: My billy counting in the Great American. Welcome this Friday
Speaker 1: afternoon in the Tri state rech Baseball get back out
Speaker 1: of tonight in New York against the Metropolitans. Coverage begins
Speaker 1: about six oh five tonight, the last time. I'm doing
Speaker 1: my duty as a Great American watching bright Barts and
Speaker 1: other left wing websites, and I'm getting text from friends
Speaker 1: of mine in Covington saying, you can't believe what's happening
Speaker 1: on the suspension bridge. And so I tried to get
Speaker 1: some video Facebook, et cetera. Couldn't locate a lot, and
Speaker 1: then I find out at ten o'clock news at all
Speaker 1: Hell broke loose. There was a protest. There were two
Speaker 1: dueling protests yesterday. One was the July seventeenth issue relative
Speaker 1: to a twenty first relative to the death of John Lewis.
Speaker 1: The other one was to free the e Mom. Free
Speaker 1: the e Mom that's in the Butler County jail. And
Speaker 1: so at one point the one freeing the emon said,
Speaker 1: let's let the people of Kentucky know what our viewpoint is.
Speaker 1: So they marched from from the riverbanks in front of
Speaker 1: the suspension bridge and they marched over the bridge in
Speaker 1: mass some one to two hundred people singing we shall overcome,
Speaker 1: mainly white old females who listen to NPR and a
Speaker 1: bunch of younger females with purple hair, and they discover
Speaker 1: that the laws in Covington shutting down public thoroughfares are
Speaker 1: not quite the same as shutting down thoroughfares in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati. Joining you and I now, as Rob Sanders,
Speaker 1: Kent County Prosecutor. First of all, if you can, Rob,
Speaker 1: tell us what happened last night about between eight and
Speaker 1: nine pm on the suspension bridge with these well intended
Speaker 1: NPR listeners.
Speaker 2: Willie, I think you said it best when you said
Speaker 2: all hell broke clues, apparently because I.
Speaker 3: Don't know who this emam is.
Speaker 2: I don't know that he's ever even set foot in Kentucky,
Speaker 2: or what this protest about the Butler County Jail and
Speaker 2: our good friend Sheriff Jones out there, what that has
Speaker 2: to do with us on the south side of the
Speaker 2: river or the Covington riverfront, or the Covington police or
Speaker 2: anything that these protesters tried to involve in their demonstration.
Speaker 2: But what I do know is that they were blocking
Speaker 2: down or blocking all of the traffic lanes on the
Speaker 2: suspension bridge, which of course is the state route as
Speaker 2: Kentucky seventeen. It's a highly traveled roadway. This was not
Speaker 2: in the middle of the night, of the cover of
Speaker 2: darkness or anything like that. This is while people were
Speaker 2: up and about and still doing business and trying to
Speaker 2: get back and forth across the Ohio River, and here
Speaker 2: they're trying to shut it down, I guess is some
Speaker 2: form of civil disobedience. But part of the problem with
Speaker 2: civil disobedience is when you start breaking laws. At least
Speaker 2: in Kentucky, we enforce those laws. And so fifteen people,
Speaker 2: at least fifteen people that I'm aware of, were arrested
Speaker 2: and charged with an array of offenses for everything from
Speaker 2: assaulting police officers to criminal mischief, to.
Speaker 3: Trespass, to failure to disperse.
Speaker 2: To rioting, which is a felony in Kentucky, Willie. It
Speaker 2: carries a possible and sentence of one to five years.
Speaker 2: And they sent me the arrest citations today. And I'm
Speaker 2: sure this will shock you, but out of the fifteen
Speaker 2: people that are charged with riot first degree felony, only thirteen,
Speaker 2: or I should say only two were from Kentucky. The
Speaker 2: other thirteen were from Ohio or Indiana. We've got one
Speaker 2: from Rising Sun, Indiana, twelve from Ohio, everywhere, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: a couple more Cincinnatis, Brooksville, Ohio, wherever that is, another Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: and Cleveland Heights, Ohio, which I assume is in Cleveland.
Speaker 3: But that's an awfully long way.
Speaker 2: You know, two people drove all the way down from
Speaker 2: Cleveland to Cincinnati just to come march around Covington and
Speaker 2: trying to shut down our bridges just to get arrested.
Speaker 2: It's a very expensive form of protests when you have
Speaker 2: to go out and hire yourself criminal defense attorneys to
Speaker 2: defend you on a felony riot charge and hope that
Speaker 2: they keep you out of prison. It seems to me
Speaker 2: that it would have been much more advisable to just
Speaker 2: hold the protest on the sidewalk him, march around, protest
Speaker 2: all you want, shout whatever it is you want, hold
Speaker 2: your signs, wave them around. That's fine, you can do
Speaker 2: all that stuff. We believe in the First Amendments, but
Speaker 2: we don't believe in shutting down bridges.
Speaker 1: All right now, I understand from media accounts there were
Speaker 1: injuries to the police in northern Kentucky, which is a
Speaker 1: different part of the tri State than the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: The idea of fighting with cops on bridges, it can
Speaker 1: be extremely dangerous. What damages injuries, if any, did the
Speaker 1: police suffer.
Speaker 2: Fortunately, Willie, I believe the injuries to the police officers
Speaker 2: were minor. I think we've got some cuts and bruises
Speaker 2: and scrapes. I do see some photographs of some bloody elbows,
Speaker 2: bloody knees, bloody hands, but minor injuries. Fortunately, I'm not
Speaker 2: aware of any off that was seriously injured, nor am
Speaker 2: I aware of any protester that was seriously injured. But
Speaker 2: you know, when you're doing this stuff on a bridge,
Speaker 2: it really raises the level or the intensity of the confrontation. Because,
Speaker 2: as you well know, as we've discussed many times, the
Speaker 2: only Covington police officer to die in the line of
Speaker 2: duty in my lifetime, thank god, there was only one.
Speaker 2: But the one was Michael Parton, who of course fell
Speaker 2: from a bridge to his death in January fourth, some
Speaker 2: twenty six years ago, I believe, but that's still fresh
Speaker 2: in the minds of I think all the police in
Speaker 2: northern Kentucky, and they're very aware of how dangerous it
Speaker 2: is to be pursuing criminals, are dealing with criminals, they're
Speaker 2: tussling or otherwise fighting with criminals on a bridge because
Speaker 2: you know, I don't know, if you watch the videos,
Speaker 2: some of those cops aren't that big. They're just they're
Speaker 2: not They're doing a heck of a job dealing with
Speaker 2: some people that are much larger than they are. Some
Speaker 2: of these cops, you know, they got to be concerned
Speaker 2: about whether or not they're going to be tossed over
Speaker 2: the bridge. I know, I've seen video of at least
Speaker 2: one guy hugging the bridge rail for dear life, and
Speaker 2: the police are having to deal with him right there
Speaker 2: over top of the water. I know that there was
Speaker 2: a police gear that went missing in the struggles. There
Speaker 2: were personal property of police officers, watches and things of
Speaker 2: that nature that were lost or damaged or destroyed. Some
Speaker 2: of that stuff is believed to have fallen in the
Speaker 2: river during struggles with these protesters. You know, it's understandably
Speaker 2: a very tense situation for police officers when they're so
Speaker 2: many stories up above the Ohio River and I don't
Speaker 2: think anybody can reasonably assume that they will survive a
Speaker 2: fall from that height, much less into the water. And
Speaker 2: there's no reason that anybody should be up there protesting,
Speaker 2: much less fighting with.
Speaker 3: The police above the water.
Speaker 2: It seems I don't know what it is about that
Speaker 2: suspension bridge, Willy, but first we got people hanging banners
Speaker 2: from it and forcing our police and our firemen to
Speaker 2: go up there and take those down and deal with them.
Speaker 2: And now we got people, you know, wanting to engage
Speaker 2: in riots up there. So I've had enough with the
Speaker 2: bridges and the crimes on the bridges and people fighting
Speaker 2: with the police.
Speaker 3: On the bridges.
Speaker 2: They need to find a better place to hold their protests,
Speaker 2: preferably on the north side of the river.
Speaker 1: You know, Rob Sanders on Channel five, they had this
Speaker 1: older white woman. She was in her seventies. She was skinny.
Speaker 1: Most of the protesters are morbidly obese, but that's a
Speaker 1: different issue. Looked like the marshmallow manner, and when this
Speaker 1: one woman had to weigh three hundred pounds, But this
Speaker 1: particular one was saying, you know, I didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 1: I'm just exercising my rights, and a coving to police.
Speaker 1: Officer picked me up and slammed me to the pavement,
Speaker 1: took away my dignity. And all I'm doing is trying
Speaker 1: to exercise my rights and coming to police. Wouldn't let
Speaker 1: me do it? What you're coming to her.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, she's in the middle of the road, Willie.
Speaker 2: You know, you have a right to protest, you have
Speaker 2: a right to freedom of speech, but you don't have
Speaker 2: a right to shut down our bridges. And that's everything
Speaker 2: that I've seen so far, at least started in the
Speaker 2: middle of the roadway with the Comington police trying to
Speaker 2: clear the roadway so that people can get across the bridges.
Speaker 2: It's dangerous. It's dangerous for the protesters, it's dangerous for
Speaker 2: the motorists, it's dangerous for the police. It's just not
Speaker 2: something that should have been happening in the first place.
Speaker 2: And so I'm disappointed that anybody felt it necessary to
Speaker 2: provoke this confrontation, which is what I believe these protesters
Speaker 2: were intentionally doing, is trying to provoke a confrontation with police.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing that can result from shutting down
Speaker 2: a bridge on a state route, and I think you
Speaker 2: would get the result no matter which bridge you try
Speaker 2: and shut down, but certainly one is highly traveled as
Speaker 2: the Suspension bridge with.
Speaker 3: All those holes in it.
Speaker 2: You know, anybody that's walked across the river to go
Speaker 2: to the Reds game, or and go to the Bengals game,
Speaker 2: or coming back over to visit one of our fine
Speaker 2: establishments on the south side of the river, Willie, which
Speaker 2: I know you like to frequent and hang out at.
Speaker 2: Anybody who's walked across that bridge knows that there's all
Speaker 2: sorts of gaps and holes in that bridge. And then
Speaker 2: the last thing any police officer wants to be doing
Speaker 2: is rolling around in tussling with unruly and uncooperative dissobeion
Speaker 2: the criminals up there not following police lawful orders to
Speaker 2: disperse and get out of the roadway.
Speaker 1: You know what happened. Lieutenant pack Cayton, who I know well,
Speaker 1: was on the air Channel nine last night saying, well,
Speaker 1: we've issued two or three paper citations and basically those
Speaker 1: are going to be dismissed. As soon as they get
Speaker 1: to a court in Hambling County, they'll be dismissed. The
Speaker 1: protesters have regularly gone to I seventy five in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati to shut down I seventy five, and
Speaker 1: when that happens, guess what. Nothing happens. After the George
Speaker 1: Floyd riots, nothing happened. In twenty oh one, the riots,
Speaker 1: nothing happened. All the charges are dismissed. Do you look
Speaker 1: forward to dismissing the charges in Covington, Kentucky?
Speaker 3: No, Willie. You know it's funny.
Speaker 2: I've gotten the number of different emails already, mostly from
Speaker 2: news outlets, asking me if I plan to dismiss the charges,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, obviously, you folks don't pay much attention
Speaker 2: to crime in Kenton County because we're going to collect
Speaker 2: the evidence.
Speaker 3: We're going to review the evidence.
Speaker 2: I have over fifty eight body camera videos just from
Speaker 2: the Covington officers alone, Willie, and that's before we start
Speaker 2: adding in all the other police agencies from Kenton and
Speaker 2: Campbell Counties. It responded, we pretty much stripped two counties
Speaker 2: of all of our police coverage for the all call
Speaker 2: of the officer needs assistants to get down to the
Speaker 2: bridge and help get this situation under control. It's a
Speaker 2: whole another issue about stripping.
Speaker 3: Police protective from other law.
Speaker 2: Abiding citizens all across two counties. But nevertheless, know we
Speaker 2: plan to collect the evidence, review all the body camera videos.
Speaker 2: If we have a case, we have charges that we
Speaker 2: can prove the criminal accident, anyone committed, they will be prosecuted.
Speaker 2: It's how we do business over here. It's how I
Speaker 2: think every citizen has a right to expect that the
Speaker 2: government that they pay for through the tax dollars will
Speaker 2: conduct themselves and upholding the law and enforcing the law
Speaker 2: that has been duly passed by our legislatures. I don't
Speaker 2: know why people live in a community that would do
Speaker 2: anything else.
Speaker 1: Well, I look at the demographics. I look at the population.
Speaker 1: If you take Boone, Kenton, and Campbell County, the population
Speaker 1: is about a little less than three hundred thousand, which
Speaker 1: is the population of the city of Cincinnati, and Hamilton
Speaker 1: County is going to completely woke to the left. So
Speaker 1: you have three communities northern Kentucky about the size of
Speaker 1: the city. If you add in the communities in southeast
Speaker 1: Indiana and those that border Hamilton County, which would be
Speaker 1: Claremont County and Warren County. In Butler County, you have
Speaker 1: this little enclave in the middle where the law doesn't apply,
Speaker 1: in which there's lax law enforcement. We lease down the
Speaker 1: city streets, open air smoking, marijuana, non enforcement or curfew
Speaker 1: laws for teenagers, non enforcement of truancy laws. Twenty five
Speaker 1: percent of the kids at CPS don't show up for
Speaker 1: school on any particular day. So you have this one
Speaker 1: little island floating in the middle of a sea of red.
Speaker 1: And I can't think of another city in America where
Speaker 1: on one side of the river you have woke progressivism.
Speaker 1: You have in the city of Cincinnati, a sanctuary city
Speaker 1: in which the law doesn't apply, the police are demoralized,
Speaker 1: the school stink. In the city of Cincinnati, there's massive
Speaker 1: lawlessness ignored. And you go a quarter of a mile
Speaker 1: away the Ohio River, and all of a sudden you're
Speaker 1: in the land of Rob Sanders Kenton County. You're in
Speaker 1: the land of Butler County, or Claremont County or Warren County,
Speaker 1: David Foreignschell or South heast Indiana. God help you if
Speaker 1: you're caught with marijuana in Dearborn, Indiana. It's a serious matter.
Speaker 1: So what advice would you provide to the activists, to
Speaker 1: the progressives, to the city beat crowd, to the NPR crowd,
Speaker 1: to the purple hair and nosering crowd. When it comes
Speaker 1: to committing crime, should you stay in the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati and not venture out?
Speaker 3: It surely seems like a good idea.
Speaker 2: Will you know, when you start across the bridges and
Speaker 2: you see the big sign and says welcome to the Bluegrass,
Speaker 2: they should know that. I don't even know that you
Speaker 2: caught the old fashioned way. We do things the common
Speaker 2: sense way. We just enforced the laws that we have
Speaker 2: on the books, and we expect everybody that's wandered into
Speaker 2: Artists State to do the same thing, to abide by
Speaker 2: those laws that are on the books. We're not asking
Speaker 2: anybody to do anything special except just behave yourselves. What
Speaker 2: they choose to do on the north side of the river,
Speaker 2: that's their business. But if once you come on the bridge,
Speaker 2: if you look down and you're over top the water,
Speaker 2: chances are you were now in Kentucky and you can
Speaker 2: count on being prosecuted for any criminal offense that you
Speaker 2: can fit commit. Novel concept, I'm sure. But you know
Speaker 2: one thing I will mention Willy that was really alarming
Speaker 2: about this is so this protest, from what I'm told,
Speaker 2: started with a much smaller group of people coming across
Speaker 2: the bridge and shutting the bridge down. And when the
Speaker 2: police showed up to tell them to get on the sidewalk,
Speaker 2: because they weren't there to arrest everybody were off the bat,
Speaker 2: they were there to tell them to get on the sidewalk.
Speaker 2: That group of people started radioing back to a larger
Speaker 2: group still on the Cincinnati side and radio to them
Speaker 2: and say, you know, I guess we've done it, or
Speaker 2: the police are here, that's what we're looking for.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but it's like, hey, the police are here.
Speaker 2: So instead of all those people going, well, I'm not
Speaker 2: going over there because they've already got the police to
Speaker 2: show up and so I don't want any part of
Speaker 2: that now, they came running in and created a much
Speaker 2: bigger problem, adding to the problem with dozens, if not
Speaker 2: hundreds of more people on the bridge blocking the traffic in.
Speaker 2: It only escalated the situation. But the coordination between those
Speaker 2: people that claim that they're just exercising their rights to
Speaker 2: radio over to bring in more people to assist them
Speaker 2: and breaking the laws especially problematic, and I think that's
Speaker 2: probably a big contributing factor as to why the Comington
Speaker 2: police chose to go with a riot charge is because
Speaker 2: of that coordination. In Kentucky, it only takes five people
Speaker 2: to be involved in criminal conduct for it to be
Speaker 2: a ryan. But when you have coordination between dozens or
Speaker 2: hundreds of people breaking the law, that creates a very serious,
Speaker 2: very dangerous situation for police officers. You know, we trust them,
Speaker 2: We asked them, and we trust them to uphold the law,
Speaker 2: enforce and.
Speaker 3: Keep our community safe.
Speaker 2: You know, the kind of community that we enjoy on
Speaker 2: the south side of the river, and when people put
Speaker 2: their lives at risk, we take that very seriously.
Speaker 1: And lastly, Rob Sanders, I would imagine the dozens of
Speaker 1: Covington and Kentucky police that came to assist Officer of
Speaker 1: Needs assistants get here. Now, there were many communities in
Speaker 1: northern Kentucky left bear in which case law enforcement didn't exist.
Speaker 1: And I can specifically recall in the late nineteen nineties
Speaker 1: that the body of Officer Michael Parton was not located
Speaker 1: for many weeks because it was it was the river
Speaker 1: was very cold, almost in a frozen condition, and the
Speaker 1: sadness in northern Kentucky and elsewhere that this officer was
Speaker 1: pursuing someone who should not have been on the bridge
Speaker 1: and that he flipped over and ended up in the
Speaker 1: river and died and his body wasn't located for a
Speaker 1: long period of time. This exacerbate at the conflicts for
Speaker 1: someone who thinks this emom needs special protection and special protests.
Speaker 1: Do it in Cincinnati, the charges will be dismissed. You
Speaker 1: can walk on I seventy five with impunity, smoke your pot,
Speaker 1: do what you gotta do, do the wheelies around Fountain Square,
Speaker 1: no big deal. Do it in Covington doesn't apply. And
Speaker 1: I think the message has got to be sent to
Speaker 1: law enforcement in the surrounding counties will seriously maintain statutes
Speaker 1: and laws that are going to be and if these
Speaker 1: charges indicated, an indictment is necessary. These fifteen or so
Speaker 1: people are facing hard time in prison, not a paper
Speaker 1: charge dismissed by a liberal magistrate. Well, Rob Sanders, thank you.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens down the road. Are these individuals
Speaker 1: out on bond, you know? Are they bonded out yet?
Speaker 2: Well, Willie, they all just appeared in our district court
Speaker 2: for arraignment at eight thirty this morning, and at that
Speaker 2: time the judge would have set bond.
Speaker 3: For each one of them. Each one of them's cases are.
Speaker 2: Individual and they get individual bond reviews, so every one
Speaker 2: of them's got a different bond amount. I'm going to
Speaker 2: wait probably a couple more hours here before I get
Speaker 2: on the jails website to see how many of them
Speaker 2: actually we're able to post that bond. So right now,
Speaker 2: it's just I haven't taken the time to get on
Speaker 2: the website and look up all fifteen defendants to see
Speaker 2: who's in and who's out. But I suspect that there
Speaker 2: will probably be several who were unable to make bond,
Speaker 2: if any of them make bond at all.
Speaker 1: All right, good, well, the message is sent. Do your
Speaker 1: crimes in Cincinnati, not much consequence. Do your crimes in Covington,
Speaker 1: A big consequence. Message has been sent. Hopefully the NPR crowd,
Speaker 1: the old white women from Hyde Park, they want to
Speaker 1: feel as if their miserable lives have importance. Hopefully the
Speaker 1: message will be received. Commit your crimes in Cincinnati, don't
Speaker 1: commit them in Covington, my hometown. Rob Sanders, thank you
Speaker 1: very much for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Ron, my pleasure, WILLI and Hay about every
Speaker 2: police agency in northern Kentucky is hiring right now. So
Speaker 2: if any of those good officers on the north side
Speaker 2: of the river retired to work in someplace that just
Speaker 2: calls for written tickets and dismissed cases, come on over here,
Speaker 2: put your applications in.
Speaker 3: We'd be happy to have more good officers.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Rob Sanders, thank you very much. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more. There's a lot of new sheriff in town.
Speaker 1: It's the old sheriff. The idea that a liberal, progressive
Speaker 1: woke sanctuary city. It's a quarter of a mile from
Speaker 1: law enforcement across the river. You're warned. Bill Cunningham, News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundreds WLW. All right, hit the music, gave
Speaker 1: a little segue. Course Tonight, reds Baseball kicks off about
Speaker 1: six five. The Red Lakes have sixty five games left.
Speaker 1: According to the experts like Moeger. They tell me the
Speaker 1: Red Lakes have to win about thirty five of the
Speaker 1: sixty five to get to the playoffs, probably not to
Speaker 1: visional champ, maybe a wild card. See what happens tonight
Speaker 1: later on. Secondly, I've reviewed my memory banks and I
Speaker 1: can't recall in America a city which is so blue,
Speaker 1: so progressive, so liberal, and so sanctuary type exists a
Speaker 1: quarter of a mile from a city in a county
Speaker 1: where laws enforced. I thought about Atlanta. Maybe even the
Speaker 1: counties around Atlanta tend to be blue. But the more
Speaker 1: Cincinnati does what Cincinnati does, the more people get the
Speaker 1: hell out and move to Claremont County, Dearborn County, Boone
Speaker 1: County for a better way of life, black, white, and otherwise.
Speaker 1: They don't want to deal with the mayhem in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati. Last night they were dueling protests. One
Speaker 1: was John Lewis's comment about good trouble and there were
Speaker 1: some individuals and individuals getting together to let their voice
Speaker 1: be heard about Donald Trump, as if we need to
Speaker 1: hear it. And the other group was the Imam Solomon
Speaker 1: who's locked up in the Butler County jail compliments of
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones, and I guess he is a hearing
Speaker 1: coming up in about a week. He was linked to
Speaker 1: the Muslim Brotherhood, which is a terrorist group out of Egypt,
Speaker 1: and so there was an indication that he may be
Speaker 1: denied further ability to live inside of America because of
Speaker 1: that connection. I don't know if that's true or not.
Speaker 1: If Solomon goes or stays not going to change my
Speaker 1: life much at all, it pears to have conducted himself
Speaker 1: quite well. While here, of course, they have to be
Speaker 1: here legally, but that's a different issue. So in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: if you want to do wheelies up and down Vine Street, openly,
Speaker 1: smoke pot, sell drugs, use drugs on city streets, they'll
Speaker 1: look at Saint Francis Serif. If you want to be
Speaker 1: truant from school, or if you want to break curfew
Speaker 1: as a teenager, it's no big deal. In fact, all
Speaker 1: you have to do is get a hold of the
Speaker 1: police and tell them we have a group of one
Speaker 1: to three hundred coming to eight to one Plum Street
Speaker 1: last night, for example. And the police without permits will
Speaker 1: simply shut down ninth Court Street and eight to one
Speaker 1: Plum and citizens can't drive cars, and you simply stand
Speaker 1: there and yell, holler and shout until your horse. Then
Speaker 1: you go home with their silly signs, and away you go.
Speaker 1: There's a permit system to have a parade or a
Speaker 1: gathering that the City of Cincinnati routinely ignores. The permit
Speaker 1: guide would involve route you're going to take, how many
Speaker 1: people are going to show up. If it's a private event,
Speaker 1: will you provide your own security through off duty police.
Speaker 1: There's a way to do it. One is the begin
Speaker 1: one is an end. It's not driven by content. The
Speaker 1: city doesn't decide whether the content is good or bad,
Speaker 1: but rather the way, manner, and the method of your
Speaker 1: so called protest or demonstration. Well, we've gotten rid of that.
Speaker 1: You simply show up where you want to show up,
Speaker 1: shut down city streets, willy nilly, and shout your silly slogans,
Speaker 1: who streets our streets? Yeay yay, yay yay, and away
Speaker 1: you go. City ignores the law. And on ken Kober
Speaker 1: the other day, and I talked about how come cops
Speaker 1: do not enforce criminal statutes such as the curfew violations
Speaker 1: or openly smoking marijuana or truant see of one type
Speaker 1: or another and fornicating in public or urinating against buildings,
Speaker 1: and he said they received no support from the city administration.
Speaker 1: In fact, they're told not to enforce so called lifestyle
Speaker 1: changes because they're not supported. And the cops are not
Speaker 1: going to put his coynes on the line to enforce
Speaker 1: criminal statutes if his employer will not back them up.
Speaker 1: So as a consequence, Slowly but surely, the broken window
Speaker 1: theory works, and there's a creep of lawlessness in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, including the ability of juveniles to get
Speaker 1: out of Juvi jail having shot somebody in the back
Speaker 1: of the head. The magistrates, the judges carry bloom and
Speaker 1: others or magistrate and need a birding, and common police
Speaker 1: courts simply release vicious attempted murderers and drug dealers, et cetera,
Speaker 1: because they have a theory that open up the jails
Speaker 1: and get it done. The police tell me that many
Speaker 1: times they arrest the criminal wrongdoers and the criminals are
Speaker 1: out of jail before they complete the paperwork. I refer
Speaker 1: to Murdecai Black and the murder of Patrick Hamlinger. Look
Speaker 1: what happened to him. That's the way things are. But
Speaker 1: someone needs to tell the professional agitators, the professional protesters,
Speaker 1: the nosering crowd, that that's okay in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: By the way, it's not okay in Sycamore Township, not
Speaker 1: okay in Green Township or Anderson Township, Ohkorran Township. But
Speaker 1: it's okay in the city of Cincinnati. In many parts
Speaker 1: of Hamleton County, ignore the law violated. Who streets our streets? Yay, yay, yay,
Speaker 1: and away you go. So some clown in and around
Speaker 1: the Underground Railroad Museum said, let's march over to Covington
Speaker 1: and let the good folks of Covington know how we
Speaker 1: feel about the IMAM. And so, as Rob Sanders just said,
Speaker 1: a small group came stayed on the side walk, which
Speaker 1: is fine. That's public space to be used for pedestrians.
Speaker 1: And this public space if you want to use it
Speaker 1: in a certain way, if you want to quote, protest something.
Speaker 1: But when large numbers shut down city and state streets
Speaker 1: without permits, putting it risk the goodliness of those who
Speaker 1: want to travel back and forth over the Robling Suspension Bridge,
Speaker 1: you know what, that's a problem. You can't do it.
Speaker 1: And so you heard from Rob Sanders that those who
Speaker 1: committed such things five or more it's called aggravated rioting.
Speaker 1: And guess what, go to prison one to five years.
Speaker 1: Now that means I don't know if these are first
Speaker 1: time offenders, but I assume they are because they're well intended.
Speaker 1: Simply they're thinking with the left side of their brain,
Speaker 1: not the right side of their brain. That there's serious
Speaker 1: consequences in the Bluegrass State when you commit crime. That's
Speaker 1: not the case in the city of Cincinnati or Hamlet County.
Speaker 1: We made that decision. We made the decision. I guess
Speaker 1: the voters did not to enforce criminal statutes in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati or Hamilton County. That is not the
Speaker 1: case in Campbell, Boone, or Kenton or the counties that
Speaker 1: surround Hamilton County. The same number of people live in Boone,
Speaker 1: Kenton and Campbell that live about in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and there's a different not different rules the laws are enforced.
Speaker 1: I would anticipate that Hamilton County or Chalaizada, State of
Speaker 1: Ohio has the same laws basically as the laws in
Speaker 1: northern Kentucky about aggragator riding and obstruction of justice and
Speaker 1: us sought on the police officer that kind of stuff,
Speaker 1: but in our jurisdiction. I watched Lieutenant Patrick Cayton last
Speaker 1: NIME on Channel five simply say well, we handed out
Speaker 1: some paper citations, let them go for violating the law.
Speaker 1: And Covington, that doesn't work. And part of it is
Speaker 1: they want to send a message to keep your stupidity
Speaker 1: on the North side of the river, not the south.
Speaker 1: But the other part is when you talk about Officer
Speaker 1: Martin in Covington who was chasing a criminal and he
Speaker 1: fell off the bridge and ended up down river dead
Speaker 1: body recovered weeks later. The Covington police are extremely sensitive
Speaker 1: the idea of individuals committing crime on the bridge. This
Speaker 1: is not a protester. I see some stories about the
Speaker 1: city beat employees journalists are arrested. They weren't arrested because
Speaker 1: they were journalists. According to Covington police. They were arrested
Speaker 1: because they violated the criminal statutes. That's why they were arrested.
Speaker 1: And the fact you're, quote a journalist doesn't give you
Speaker 1: the ability to violate criminal statutes. So two journalists arrested
Speaker 1: among the fifteen who were charged, and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: I would think most are out on bond as I speak,
Speaker 1: but we'll see the bonds twenty five hundred dollars next
Speaker 1: appearance next week. And they're reviewing all the videotape from
Speaker 1: all the cops to see who did what to who.
Speaker 1: Police officers were injured, their lives were put at risk
Speaker 1: because of the nearness of the water to the Roebling
Speaker 1: suspension bridge. There's a way to do it, a way
Speaker 1: not to do it. Staying on the sidewalk. There's two
Speaker 1: sides of the there's two sidewalks, north and south. Walk
Speaker 1: on the sidewalk, play your silly signs, yell howler and
Speaker 1: shout who streets are streets, yay, and away you go.
Speaker 1: When you break down law and order and walk on
Speaker 1: state thoroughfares and city streets so the other citizens cannot
Speaker 1: get about their business, that's a crime. And you can't
Speaker 1: do it. In Cincinnati, you can do it. In Covington,
Speaker 1: you can't do it. And when you venture out into
Speaker 1: the surrounding counties, it is a deep red ocean with
Speaker 1: a little blue sanctuary city floating in the middle like
Speaker 1: an oyster cracker and a bed of skyline. Chill it
Speaker 1: just a little bit where liberalism reigns, supreme progressivism. Sanctuary cities,
Speaker 1: easy judges, easy magistrates. I'm okay, you're okay. Urinate, defecate, fornicate,
Speaker 1: sell drugs, do wheelies up and down the street, speed
Speaker 1: no problem, clip cars parked, no problem. You can show up,
Speaker 1: break curfew laws, no problem. You can shoot guns at
Speaker 1: passing barges on the high River, no problem. You can
Speaker 1: fire twenty thousand shots, according a shot spoker spot her
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati, no problem. You can steal cars,
Speaker 1: no problem, break into cars, no problem. However, you do
Speaker 1: that somewhere nearby the city of Cincinnati, then all hell's
Speaker 1: going to break loose, and maybe these fifteen so called
Speaker 1: rioters some call protesters, some call journalists from city be
Speaker 1: will know there's a differential between Covington, where I was
Speaker 1: born and Cincinnati, where I was raised. So let's continue
Speaker 1: with more big show planned today. Later on, I've Ashley
Speaker 1: Banfield of News Nation to talk about the Epstein file.
Speaker 1: She did reporting last night. That's there's three major questions
Speaker 1: unanswered about the Epstein suicide slash murder inside of his
Speaker 1: jail cell, in which there's three to four minutes of
Speaker 1: a tape that was missing, and according to analytics, the
Speaker 1: tape taken the place of those three or four minutes
Speaker 1: was devised in twenty twenty three. You might recall that
Speaker 1: the so called seuside took place in August of twenty nineteen. Plus,
Speaker 1: we have more on the difficulties of Donald Trump supposedly
Speaker 1: sending a birthday greeting to Jeffrey Epstein in twenty three,
Speaker 1: when Epstein turned fifty years old, and in this so
Speaker 1: called birthday greeting was something that looked a little bit
Speaker 1: amiss as far as the typical birthday greeting. I'm reading
Speaker 1: what was in it. The drawing, allegedly from Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: depicts a woman's breast and a Donald's signature in the
Speaker 1: place of pubic hair, surrounded several lines of typewritten text.
Speaker 1: According to The Wall Street Journal, which reviewed the letter
Speaker 1: but didn't publish it, this is a birthday greeting from
Speaker 1: the Donald to Jeffrey Epstein, allegedly included with the line
Speaker 1: quote happy birthday, and may every day be another wonderful
Speaker 1: secret quote unquote. So that Donald said false, don't publish it.
Speaker 1: He spoke to Murdoch a few hours before publication, and
Speaker 1: according to him, Murdoch said he wouldn't publish it. But
Speaker 1: they did anyway. Now law suits will be filed. Donald
Speaker 1: Trump denies vehemently sending a body obscene birthday greeting to
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein. What twenty two years ago? We continue, We
Speaker 1: never stop, We simply continue. Up next is Michael McDonald
Speaker 1: from the Catholic League about what's happening to universities in
Speaker 1: America today. And after two o'clock is Ashley Banfield about
Speaker 1: Epstein and Trump on news radio seven hundred WLW by
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Of course, lots has happened
Speaker 1: in a lot is happening in Christianity and Catholicism, and
Speaker 1: what's happening around the world. Hopefully there's a beacon of light.
Speaker 1: These are special times of an American we have. The
Speaker 1: Olympics are coming sadly to Los Angeles. God knows what
Speaker 1: that's going to look like. Next year. The World Cup
Speaker 1: is coming all over the North America sphere. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have Mexicans, Americans and Canadians every which way. Also, we
Speaker 1: have an American pope, which was impossible, Pope Leo the fourteenth.
Speaker 1: There's that number again, Pete Rose, Pete Rose, Pope Leo
Speaker 1: the fourteenth, Donald Trump, and the White House. So to me,
Speaker 1: that's the Mount Rushmore of good events. Olympics, World Cup,
Speaker 1: Pope Leo, and Donald Trump. But the Catholic League headquarter
Speaker 1: in New York City has a column up about Georgetown University
Speaker 1: Georgetown's Muslim problem, penned by Bill Donahue. One of his
Speaker 1: great apostles and disciples is the great Michael McDonald. And
Speaker 1: Michael McDonald, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Michael,
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people about Georgetown which is
Speaker 1: indicative of most Catholic education. I might add that's true
Speaker 1: probably at Saint John's. I don't know about Catholic University
Speaker 1: or Saint Louis. I don't know, Xavier, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but speak about the Georgetown Muslim problem.
Speaker 4: Hey, Bill, great to be with you again. And yes,
Speaker 4: Georgetown is unfortunately one of the flagship Catholic universities in
Speaker 4: this country, and they have pretty much fallen off of
Speaker 4: anything that looks like anything resembling old school Catholicism. But yeah,
Speaker 4: so they've got a professor there, Jonathan Brown, who's found
Speaker 4: himself in a little bit of hot water. This week,
Speaker 4: the interim president of Georgetown was testifying before Congress about
Speaker 4: shockingly all of these anti Semitism things that are on
Speaker 4: campus across the country and every single all these big
Speaker 4: schools in New York, all across the country, and Georgetown
Speaker 4: unfortunately is not immune to that. Actually, some of the
Speaker 4: Catholic schools have been doing better on that front, but
Speaker 4: Georgetown is following, unfortunately, the lead of all these secular,
Speaker 4: you know, premier institutions and copying them, and we shouldn't
Speaker 4: be surprised. So anyway, Jonathan Brown has been putting out
Speaker 4: some hot takes and he got himself into trouble saying
Speaker 4: that when Trump ordered the bombing over there and I
Speaker 4: ran there, oh, he really hopes that I Ran responds
Speaker 4: by bombing an American base, which you know, that's completely
Speaker 4: ridiculous thing to say. Cares come out in his defense
Speaker 4: because Jonathan Brown, the name doesn't sound but he's a
Speaker 4: convert Islam. He's in charge of Islamic studies there. They've
Speaker 4: come out. Karas come out in his defense. They counsel
Speaker 4: on American Islamic Relations come out in his defense that
Speaker 4: we just don't understand what he meant by that, that
Speaker 4: that was actually something peaceful. Now, if you want to
Speaker 4: say something peaceful, you could say something I don't know,
Speaker 4: like I'm glad that I Ran isn't going to be
Speaker 4: able to develop nuclear weapons to wipe Israel in America
Speaker 4: off the face of the earth. That's something you could say,
Speaker 4: And I sure hope they don't shoot back at us.
Speaker 4: That's something you can say if you don't want to
Speaker 4: see things get bigger. But this guy says, no, no,
Speaker 4: they need they need the bomb on an American base. It's
Speaker 4: ridiculous in that of Line and Bill Doon, And he
Speaker 4: wrote a letter today you can see that on our website,
Speaker 4: Catholic Lea dot org to the interim president of Georgetown
Speaker 4: saying you gotta do something about this because this is
Speaker 4: an academic freedom.
Speaker 1: In fact, whether it's Columbia or whether it's Brown, or
Speaker 1: whether it's Saint John's or whether it's UCLA, extremism on
Speaker 1: the left is acceptable. Moderate conservatism on the right is not.
Speaker 1: Let me share with the American people what Professor Jonathan
Speaker 1: Brown actually said, quote I am not an expert, but
Speaker 1: I assume Iran could still get a bomb easily. I
Speaker 1: hope Iran does some symbolic strike on a base. Then
Speaker 1: everyone stops quote unquote, I would assume to get a
Speaker 1: bomb doesn't refer necessarily to a bunker buster. It may
Speaker 1: be a nuclear weapon. When you talk about a bomb,
Speaker 1: that to me that the little article A means something.
Speaker 1: And when that was issued, the President called him and said,
Speaker 1: take that thing down immediately. He also Brown is the
Speaker 1: son in law of convicted terrorist supporter Ala Ranian defended
Speaker 1: Hamas and more than that, he said, quote Israel has
Speaker 1: been engaged in a genocidal project for decades quote unquote.
Speaker 1: And so the fact that this professor, maybe if you're
Speaker 1: at Ohio State University or maybe University of Alabama, of
Speaker 1: a great public, large university, you might have this kind
Speaker 1: of hatred on the left, But to have it at
Speaker 1: a Catholic university is that really the problem.
Speaker 3: That is a big part of the problem.
Speaker 4: And I mean it is a shame that Georgetown would
Speaker 4: have a faculty on their staff that sounds like Elmo's
Speaker 4: Twitter on Sunday. This is ridiculous that they would have
Speaker 4: we go this far down the rabbit hole of trying
Speaker 4: to be accepted by these secular elites, completely rejecting Catholic teaching,
Speaker 4: bringing in a radical promoter of the craziest elements of
Speaker 4: the extreme Islamic movement that says, you know, slavery is okay,
Speaker 4: Rape's okay because you said things like that Bill has
Speaker 4: in his book. You can see it in the column
Speaker 4: on Catholic League dot org. Going into all of this
Speaker 4: stuff that this crazy professor has said, and the University
Speaker 4: of Georgetown just looks at and Sharston says, like, you
Speaker 4: know what this this is? Okay, hey, come on, like
Speaker 4: you should be better than that, Georgetown. The best thing
Speaker 4: about your school can't be that Ed Cooley is your
Speaker 4: basketball coach. I like Cooley when he is a providence
Speaker 4: a little bit of a homer there, but that can't
Speaker 4: be the best thing about it. You're supposed to be
Speaker 4: one of the premier Catholic institutions in this country. I mean,
Speaker 4: you're supposed to be right up there with Notre Dame,
Speaker 4: right like everyone knows Notre Dame. Georgetown's supposed to, you know,
Speaker 4: be in that vein. And instead of upholding the beautiful
Speaker 4: tradition of higher Catholic education, instead you're just bringing in
Speaker 4: these fringe wackos to promote these outlandish talking points that
Speaker 4: are not only reprehensible but contrary to the teaching of
Speaker 4: the church.
Speaker 3: And you're going to make.
Speaker 4: Them in charge of the department. Hopefully they do something
Speaker 4: about this or that. That's what we're calling for them
Speaker 4: to do something about this, and hopefully action will be taken,
Speaker 4: because this just should not be tolerated at a premier
Speaker 4: Catholic institution in this country.
Speaker 1: Michael McDonald of the Catholic League. Professor Jonathan Brown, among
Speaker 1: other things, has said that he has publicly maintained that
Speaker 1: slavery is okay provided in his ground in Islam. In
Speaker 1: twenty seventeen, he said, quote, there is no such thing
Speaker 1: as slavery in Islam until you realize that there's no
Speaker 1: such thing as slavery, so slave and by the way,
Speaker 1: the Arabs and Muslims were the main driving force of
Speaker 1: the trans Atlantic slave trade. Islamic. Of course, the words
Speaker 1: slave comes from slav and you look at the history.
Speaker 1: Thomas sold did a great book on this that the
Speaker 1: Arab Muslims do. Actually I don't know about today, but
Speaker 1: for centuries they thought slavery was okay. In fact, they
Speaker 1: thought slavery was mandated by the Holy Book, by the Quran.
Speaker 1: And he's simply expressing what ISLAMI thought was also rape
Speaker 1: and what happened on October the seventh, that that was
Speaker 1: pursuing to the Holy Book the Quran. In fact, when
Speaker 1: I watched some of the videos which I've done recently,
Speaker 1: again they're sick. On October the seventh I see that
Speaker 1: the Hamas and the Palestinian warriors are shouting Islamic phrases
Speaker 1: as they rape children in Israel, and this professor says,
Speaker 1: there's no such thing as rape, it's demanded by Islam,
Speaker 1: no such thing as slavery. So how in the world
Speaker 1: kin of Catholic University in the nation's capital hired this
Speaker 1: guy for years to teach students about.
Speaker 4: What exactly to indoctrinate them. They somehow this woke support
Speaker 4: for the Intifada is somehow acceptable. No, as Catholics, we
Speaker 4: are called to uphold the truth.
Speaker 3: Number one.
Speaker 4: Number two, the point of academia is actually supposed to
Speaker 4: be exploring the truth. There is no truth in any
Speaker 4: of those statements. There is nothing that you can say, yeah,
Speaker 4: you know what, that's that's grounded, that that's.
Speaker 5: A reasonable take the yeah, I'll entertain that, you know,
Speaker 5: over drinks in the faculty lines. Come on, like, you
Speaker 5: gotta be doing something that is actually advancing the minds
Speaker 5: of young people, making them think deeper, learn more, holistically,
Speaker 5: learn about the truth, get involved in the great academic
Speaker 5: debates of our time. Fine, you know you want you
Speaker 5: want to have a debate about a Middle East Policy Fund.
Speaker 5: You can talk about that, but to say that, you
Speaker 5: know what, it's it's okay that Hamas went in there
Speaker 5: and killed over twelve thousand Israelis. That's a good thing. No,
Speaker 5: you can't say that that.
Speaker 4: That's not advancing any sort of truth. There's no debate there,
Speaker 4: that's not any sort of rational take. That's someone that
Speaker 4: should be relegated to the fringest corners of the internet.
Speaker 4: But somehow George sounds like, yeah, he can be in
Speaker 4: charge of it academic department.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 1: Come on, how would you respond, Michael McDonald to the argument, Well,
Speaker 1: after all, this is the first Amendment, you have the
Speaker 1: right under the first Amendment. I guess Georgetown receives a
Speaker 1: lot of public money in one sense or another, not directly,
Speaker 1: but indirectly. And therefore this Professor Jonathan Brown supported by
Speaker 1: the most extreme elements of Islam. I might add, including care,
Speaker 1: which has been designated as a terrorist organization. I believe
Speaker 1: that somehow this is the first Amendment. This is college.
Speaker 1: You have other viewpoints being expressed. This is something you
Speaker 1: can pick up or discard. One can only imagine if
Speaker 1: you're sitting in Professor Jonathan Brown's classes and you have
Speaker 1: a different viewpoint what grade you would receive, But that's different.
Speaker 1: But how do you respond to the argument. Everyone's got
Speaker 1: the right to expression and the right to free speech.
Speaker 4: Yeah, John Brown has Jonathan Brown absolutely has that right
Speaker 4: of free speech. He does not have that right in
Speaker 4: the classroom. Right if he wanted to go down to
Speaker 4: the Verizon Center and rent the place at and have
Speaker 4: his fringe kooky, we love radical islamis convention and talk
Speaker 4: so the cows come home about how he thinks the
Speaker 4: Maas is wonderful. That's one thing I wouldn't go. I
Speaker 4: think most normal, sane people would try to avoid that,
Speaker 4: like the plague.
Speaker 3: But he should be able to have that right. Or
Speaker 3: if he wants to go.
Speaker 4: Out to the National Mall and you know, rent some
Speaker 4: space and have his little value there, fine, he can
Speaker 4: do that. But the point of academia is you're supposed
Speaker 4: to be teaching people the truth, not indoctrinating them to
Speaker 4: this woke radical left nonsense. You're supposed to be teaching
Speaker 4: them the truth, introducing them to the great debates of
Speaker 4: our time, making them scholars, making them learn more so
Speaker 4: that they are prepared to participate in public life. But no, Instead,
Speaker 4: you're promoting this stuff which is contrary to the truth
Speaker 4: and fundamentally runs against Catholic moral teaching. You should not
Speaker 4: have the University of Georgetown as that platform. If you
Speaker 4: want to say that stuff, knock yourself out, go out,
Speaker 4: rent your own space, go to a free speech area.
Speaker 4: But the point of the university is commitment to the truth,
Speaker 4: and the point of a Catholic university is commitment to
Speaker 4: the Catholic Church and the truth. And this guy is
Speaker 4: running a foul on both of those things. And it
Speaker 4: is a shame that he is allowed to work at Georgetown.
Speaker 1: Well, he had a question and answer session a few
Speaker 1: years ago, Professor Jonathan Brown, and he is the prophet
Speaker 1: Mohammad owned slaves. During the question answer period that followed
Speaker 1: his talk, he said the following me about the Islamic
Speaker 1: prophet cloak, Mohammad had slaves. There's no denying that, and
Speaker 1: so so what you must follow the example of Mohammad
Speaker 1: by owning slaves. Now, you can only imagine in many
Speaker 1: contexts in today's world, if elements of the African American community,
Speaker 1: and certainly me and you included, would have someone being
Speaker 1: paid large amounts of money at a great public university
Speaker 1: advocating for the ownership of slaves in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: In July twenty twenty five, we're gonna have Georgetown have
Speaker 1: an advocate for slaves and the rape of children. That
Speaker 1: might be a bridge too far. But until your column,
Speaker 1: until and also a Congressman Alistafani got involved, this guy,
Speaker 1: Professor Jonathan Brown, will still be still be I guess
Speaker 1: he's still teaching at Georgetown. We'll see what happens in September.
Speaker 1: But except for notifying Georgetown as to what this guy
Speaker 1: has said and written, would he have no problems continuing
Speaker 1: to teach at Georgetown?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he probably would. I mean, this is actually very sad,
Speaker 4: the lack of character in you. I'm very glad that
Speaker 4: you're talking about this, but the outside of you and
Speaker 4: a couple of other people in the media and not
Speaker 4: even talking like mainstream mediately I'm talking more like closer
Speaker 4: to the like minded fellow travelers to you, Bill, even
Speaker 4: they're not really picking up on this. Off the Catholic
Speaker 4: press is completely ignoring this, which which is a shame.
Speaker 4: I think we might be the only you know, quote
Speaker 4: unquote new Catholic news agency type thing that's that's saying
Speaker 4: anything about this, but it needs to be said. You know,
Speaker 4: if the donor class doesn't like it, if you know,
Speaker 4: I will worry about the endowment and things like that.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. The truth has to mean something. The teachings
Speaker 4: of the church have to mean something. Especially when you
Speaker 4: are the one of the premier Catholic institutions in this country.
Speaker 4: That should matter to you. Upholding sacred truth, sacred tradition
Speaker 4: should matter, not just oh, we've got a crazy lefty,
Speaker 4: uh fringe academic here as well, just like all.
Speaker 3: These other big schools.
Speaker 4: So please give us some of No, they can't be
Speaker 4: they can't be our position. We have to uphold the
Speaker 4: sacred traditions that have been handed down to us for generations,
Speaker 4: whether people find it offensive or not.
Speaker 1: Well, the care the Council of American Islamic Relations, declared
Speaker 1: by many to be a supporter of terrorist organizations. In
Speaker 1: a letter said the following, we urged Georgetown University to
Speaker 1: immediately cease any investigation or discipline related to doctor Brown's tweet. Instead,
Speaker 1: the university should affirm its commitment to protecting academic freedom,
Speaker 1: resisting political intimidation, and standing with faculty members who have
Speaker 1: dedicated their careers to the pursuit of knowledge, justice and dialogue.
Speaker 1: Owning slaves and raping children? Is that the pursuit of knowledge,
Speaker 1: justice and dialogue.
Speaker 4: See Yeah, according to care it is, and that should
Speaker 4: say something. It's rightfully so that the United Air Memorates
Speaker 4: put them down as they hears organization that at least
Speaker 4: Uponic points out that just this week points out that
Speaker 4: these guys were unindicted co conspiracors and the terrorist financing scheme.
Speaker 4: And you know, I'm just saying this to Jonathan Brown.
Speaker 4: I doubt he'll hear this, but maybe somehow I'll get
Speaker 4: back to him. If those are the people that are
Speaker 4: coming to your defense, look at your life, look at
Speaker 4: your choices.
Speaker 3: What are you doing here? Like you clearly have not
Speaker 3: been making the best life choices.
Speaker 4: If these are the people coming to your defense, that
Speaker 4: should just say enough that you know, I really need
Speaker 4: to go to confession change my.
Speaker 1: Ways, and I'm on the right doors. And I think
Speaker 1: some parent or someone is spending about eighty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a year to being doctrinated at Georgetown as that of educated.
Speaker 1: Once again, quote, there is no such thing as slavery.
Speaker 1: In Islam Professor Jonathan Brown defended by the radical left.
Speaker 1: Keep teaching, keep making that money and slavery does not exist.
Speaker 1: Rape does not exist. Wow, all right, Michael McDonald, Catholic
Speaker 1: League dot org. Lots of good stuff up. I wish
Speaker 1: the Catholic Christian press would pick this up. I know
Speaker 1: that CNN and NPR, which may not exist much, is
Speaker 1: not going to pick it up. ABC, NBCCBS not gonna
Speaker 1: pick it up because it doesn't fit their attitudes. But
Speaker 1: to have this guy teaching at the so called great
Speaker 1: university is disgusting. Once again, we got to run. Michael
Speaker 1: McDonald of the Catholic League dot org. Thanks for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show. And you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Michael.
Speaker 3: Thanks Bill, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more. How about that
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Speaker 1: voice of my generation, a four to one case of
Speaker 1: pickleball of golf in America and America. However, as I
Speaker 1: was ready to storm the South, but jay Z and
Speaker 1: some up and coming rappers having succeeded in selling out
Speaker 1: the Apollo, and somebody and some lady named Beyonce.
Speaker 6: Right, what's that? Whatever happened to her? I don't know,
Speaker 6: And I'm hanging up in the middle of in mid
Speaker 6: air in a car.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, there were two New York City cops killed in
Speaker 1: their car sitting in Brooklyn. Right, We're ready to take
Speaker 1: off and storm the South rap style, the voice of
Speaker 1: my generation. Do you think my generation needs a rap
Speaker 1: star like me? They need to put a rap on you.
Speaker 1: That's what they need. We never got off the ground.
Speaker 7: You know you're avoiding the obvious question that CBS last
Speaker 7: night whacked the Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
Speaker 3: One.
Speaker 7: I say bring back David Letterman, but I'll never do it.
Speaker 1: In two.
Speaker 7: Wild rumors on the internet that it could be Late
Speaker 7: Night with Willie.
Speaker 8: Cunningham, Cunningham pointed out that your opponent's middle name was Hussein.
Speaker 8: Your next logical political move is to point out that
Speaker 8: his daughter's names are Oude and Kuse.
Speaker 1: That's when I'm saying round and around.
Speaker 7: So he took a shot at management on it with them.
Speaker 7: What getting the settlement with the Trumpster?
Speaker 1: What would happen if you went after DJ Hodge, Bob
Speaker 1: Pittman and Scott Reinhardt and said they were a fat and.
Speaker 6: Ugly Bye bye Loretta, Bye bye the Segi pooh, but
Speaker 6: seg do I have a future in rap?
Speaker 3: Well?
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Speaker 7: the lines I laid down very good? I know though it's
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Speaker 1: I could be the voice of that generation in Rat. No,
Speaker 1: I think that'd be popular. Latim says, No. We want
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Speaker 1: like man, what about the cold Play affair in which
Speaker 1: the president and hr mail in each other's legs and
Speaker 1: arms during a kiss cam event.
Speaker 7: I understand the wife of that guy that that company's
Speaker 7: based here, right.
Speaker 1: I know Tanya O'Rourke is chasing it down. They were
Speaker 1: shall we say, I think he had his hands on
Speaker 1: her boobies. That was awkward.
Speaker 7: Plus I learned today and we don't have to worry
Speaker 7: about Rocky being involved with an interview with Bill Belichick,
Speaker 7: Tom Brenneman will talk to the North Carolina coach for
Speaker 7: c W Sports during ACC Media Days next week.
Speaker 1: So I just saw Tom in the hallway say that again.
Speaker 1: Tom Brennan wrot interview Bill Belichick. What about Jordan Hudson,
Speaker 1: She'll be right there too. What if she's going to
Speaker 1: talk about the defense? What if Tom asked her a
Speaker 1: wrong question and Jordan Hudson jumps in, can't say.
Speaker 7: So to the coach. So there's your there's your updated
Speaker 7: the answer my question. What how about the lines that
Speaker 7: I laid down? I told you they were good. Just
Speaker 7: put some music to it. Red's open up the second
Speaker 7: half Tonight Willie in New York City, the Big Apple
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Speaker 1: Say the members at Kenwood Country Club need a fellow
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Speaker 7: Rap only if there's a wedding reception there. Niclodolo up
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Speaker 7: to the West Side All Stars. They play Wheelersburg tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Willie in the opening game of the Ohio State Little
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Speaker 7: Let's see Matt Fitzpatrick as the leader at nine under
Speaker 7: through fourteen.
Speaker 1: What about Harmon? Harmon is next?
Speaker 7: He is in the clubhouse after a sixty five today?
Speaker 1: What about Scheffler?
Speaker 7: Brian Harmon is at eight under ho tong Lee who
Speaker 7: is also eight under par Tongue Lee? Is he related
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Speaker 1: What about Rory? Here he comes.
Speaker 7: Let's see Roy McIlroy is tied for thirteen to three
Speaker 7: under What about Tiger? He's at home watching it on
Speaker 7: TV like you and me.
Speaker 1: He's at IHAP getting a pancake order.
Speaker 7: I think so. Jason Kochreck is tied for twenty fourth.
Speaker 7: The Xavier guy is uh, well, he had a he
Speaker 7: fired a seventy today. He's won under part see.
Speaker 1: I get a lot of calls here about me getting
Speaker 1: back into the rap world. Should I reconnect with jay
Speaker 1: Z and Beyonce to see if I still have a future? Well,
Speaker 1: you don't.
Speaker 7: I mean, didd, he's not doing nothing, so you better
Speaker 7: hook up with somebody.
Speaker 1: I won't say hook up relative to Diddy.
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Speaker 1: He is signed? Well?
Speaker 3: T J.
Speaker 7: Watt and the Steelers are really thrown out. That thrown
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Speaker 7: every year than number one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, steel GJ. TJ.
Speaker 7: Watt a three year deal one hundred and twenty three million,
Speaker 7: one hundred and eight guaranteed every time.
Speaker 1: The Bengals way to cost him more money? Uh?
Speaker 7: That will be I'm sure Trey Head say about that one?
Speaker 1: I need more?
Speaker 6: Uh the green Salad, the Salvation. Maybe I should got
Speaker 6: onto the Bengals locker room and start rapping. Would that
Speaker 6: be something?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Then you'll be hospitalized.
Speaker 6: Ohio High School Athletic Association Willie says it's going to
Speaker 6: sanction a state championship event and girls flag football beginning
Speaker 6: next spring twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 7: Some eighty schools like Girl have a girls flag football team.
Speaker 1: Who won the state title first time. It was the
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Speaker 6: Direct Flag Football State Championship game will be held in Maya,
Speaker 6: twenty twenty six at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium, Beautiful Massline.
Speaker 1: Here it is on CNN kiss Cam goes viral. They
Speaker 1: were in the stadium, the Patriot Football Stadium of seventy
Speaker 1: five thousand. They happen to pick out just a couple
Speaker 1: in the stands. Turned out to be the president of
Speaker 1: an internet company here in Cincinnati along with his HR
Speaker 1: director and there having an affair. They just look at
Speaker 1: that and he's got her hands around her boobies. Let's
Speaker 1: see will he mls action?
Speaker 7: Coming off that huge victory against Inner Miami HR director
Speaker 7: FC Cincinnati's on the road tomorrow night against Real Salt
Speaker 7: Lake nine o'clock ESPN, fifteen thirty. Now next week, Oh,
Speaker 7: here's one of my buddies, doctor Jeffrey Gardier, one of
Speaker 7: my experts on my TV show.
Speaker 6: He's going to help this couple. I bet how we
Speaker 6: bet they are And now he has to give advice.
Speaker 1: Will he the.
Speaker 7: And the FCC has to go what Inner Miami next week?
Speaker 6: Oh with the big m oh o m may have
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Speaker 7: College football preseason SEC Football poll us out Texas. The
Speaker 7: Longhorns have been predicted to win the SEC Championship, Georgia's
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Speaker 1: What why would a woman behave like that at a
Speaker 1: stadium when you're the HR director along the CEO they did?
Speaker 1: They probably didn't have no idea who they were now
Speaker 1: on the Kiss camp, I know what about you and
Speaker 1: Sarah Elise on the Kiss Camp.
Speaker 7: Don't go anywhere with anybody anymore. Stay by myself and
Speaker 7: my lovely wife Denise.
Speaker 1: In the basement in your underwear. Correct. This is like
Speaker 1: a rubber band on a watermelon.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. I'm now that
Speaker 1: now that Dave Keaton played that cudding and I'm starting
Speaker 1: to add the stirrings. I'm starting to rap for my generation.
Speaker 7: Well you got to put some music behind it, though,
Speaker 7: No in oh no, that was Lance.
Speaker 1: He's calling insane. He's the matter with it.
Speaker 6: Doesn't want me, you know, I have the guts to
Speaker 6: come on. He won't come on no, you know, and
Speaker 6: he guts at all.
Speaker 1: That's why you got mo on. MOA's got some serious Yeah.
Speaker 1: On the other hand, Lance about the size of a cashow.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell. I'm just saying the
Speaker 1: kiss cam caught him. You got to put some rap
Speaker 1: music something underneath.
Speaker 6: That, a little beat. You need a beat, right, you
Speaker 6: need to eat. What kind of beat should I have?
Speaker 6: Kind of gotta do it?
Speaker 7: Go talk to uh Taren, the team man. He's on
Speaker 7: the beat one O two point three FM. Tarren puts
Speaker 7: a beat beat beneath my rap. Yeah, he can put
Speaker 7: some beat behind there.
Speaker 1: My generation needs a hero.
Speaker 6: They talk about our experiences, you know, golf Bernie's or
Speaker 6: one K's, lcs Mone Power Ferrari's. My generation needs a voice.
Speaker 6: Jeff Beckham, no question, you're trying to get that. You're
Speaker 6: trying to get that Niche.
Speaker 1: Wally Sweeney, Mike Laine. They needed you could become the
Speaker 1: country club rapper. I'm getting text from my boys Hell
Speaker 1: and Dave. Just just play a minute. If you just
Speaker 1: with season five about the rap. There's no better way
Speaker 1: to vent my crack. After office floods, blizzards and mice.
Speaker 1: We moved to Harlem, which wasn't so nice. Some nights
Speaker 1: in bed, all I could hear is put the cheese
Speaker 1: and the cracker from ear to ear. They say, I'm
Speaker 1: so bolgy, But how can that be? I run a
Speaker 1: crazy talk show, so look at me. Flyars and cheaters
Speaker 1: and pimps and hoes, DNA drama and cheating woes. Don't
Speaker 1: forget the yelled ets and everyone's favored me on my knees.
Speaker 1: Some days I doubt I can do it again, but
Speaker 1: then I see some some good looking woman and I
Speaker 1: can thoughts and coots and raw dogging and ratchet our vocabulary.
Speaker 1: He's truly become fantastic. My teams work all day, work
Speaker 1: all night, just to convince some guests they might be
Speaker 1: they might want to fight.
Speaker 6: The guests are really what do you think? There is
Speaker 6: music there? But talk to terror? Let's update, let's up update.
Speaker 6: Think you gotta get, you gotta put you know you
Speaker 6: gotta keep something going there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm gonna lay on some more lines for maybe Monday.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to the tea men. All right, Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more Ashley Bamfield about Jeffrey Epstein Cubic hair and
Speaker 1: Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: Let me ask you something, do you think that's all
Speaker 7: a hoax? With his his uh I called list. I
Speaker 7: want you to listen to what she has to say.
Speaker 7: And you tell me say give me out of the
Speaker 7: student's report, will he.
Speaker 1: And o he of a rainy day crew.
Speaker 7: Oh, we leave you with the immortal words of the
Speaker 7: stooge report.
Speaker 1: Thank you seven hundred WLW Bill cunning into Great America.
Speaker 1: And the Epstein debacle continues unabated, and more informations coming out,
Speaker 1: including a fiftieth birthday greeting card supposedly sent by Donald
Speaker 1: Trump in twenty oh three to Epstein in which she
Speaker 1: had some The Wall Street Journal said some body information
Speaker 1: allegedly that Donald drew the outline of a woman's naked
Speaker 1: body and put his name in the pubic region to
Speaker 1: demonstrate something to the effect of It's exciting, isn't it,
Speaker 1: And then he also had her breast in a certain
Speaker 1: outline way, and that Donald completely denies it. In fact,
Speaker 1: he says he called Rupert Murdock directly about fourteen hours
Speaker 1: ago and said that's all bs. Don't do it, and
Speaker 1: if you put it in, it's going to be sued.
Speaker 1: And the Wall Street Journal did not put in their
Speaker 1: article anything about the card itself and whether they had
Speaker 1: possession of the card or not. And so this thing
Speaker 1: continues unabated, but nonetheless Ashley band Field of News Nation
Speaker 1: has done a great reporting this week on three unanswered
Speaker 1: questions about the Epstein suicide, which is the foundation of
Speaker 1: many other things that had occurred. That he killed himself
Speaker 1: in August of twenty nineteen, and like many Americans, I
Speaker 1: was very suspicious in the beginning as to whether or
Speaker 1: I actually killed himself because it just seems almost impossible.
Speaker 1: And then information came out that he was murdered, and
Speaker 1: then more information came out it was maybe suicide. I
Speaker 1: don't know what the heck it was. But Ashley Banfield
Speaker 1: of News Nation, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Ashley, of course I watch every night that I
Speaker 1: can you, and there's no better crime reporter. You're good
Speaker 1: at this stuff about whether or not it was a
Speaker 1: crime or whether it was suicide. And the first unanswered
Speaker 1: question was about Epstein's suicide was a guy named Franzezi
Speaker 1: who was a member of the mob, and he had
Speaker 1: comments on your show about whether or not Epstein committed suicide.
Speaker 1: He said it could not have happened. So, first of all, welcome,
Speaker 1: and secondly, let's go over whether or not killed himself
Speaker 1: or not. The big one's number two, but number one,
Speaker 1: what did friend Zez say about the availability of Epstein
Speaker 1: to actually kill himself in that cell?
Speaker 9: Hey, Bill, Greg to be on the show with you.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, look, it's big because whenever there are
Speaker 10: big denials, stories tend to get more focus and attention.
Speaker 10: And Donald Trump has been doing a lot of denying lately.
Speaker 10: So let's start with that first one. Michael Franzizi was
Speaker 10: a Columbo crime family boss and he literally spent time
Speaker 10: in that cell, and so he talked to us about
Speaker 10: the logistics, about what it's like to be in that cell,
Speaker 10: about how often the guards go by, and he professes
Speaker 10: that it is impossible for someone to hang himself and
Speaker 10: be in the position that Epstein was in with the
Speaker 10: sheets around his neck, leaning for word, tied to the
Speaker 10: bed without anybody seeing it or passing by within a
Speaker 10: three minute period.
Speaker 9: I'm not so sure about that.
Speaker 10: I know how how guards usually do rounds in jails
Speaker 10: even when people are on suicide watch.
Speaker 9: They're not on you every three minutes.
Speaker 10: But look, I haven't been in that cell, and I'm not.
Speaker 9: A crime bost but.
Speaker 10: He professes that he literally spent time in the exact
Speaker 10: same cell, and that it would be impossible to carry
Speaker 10: out the kind of suicide that it's alleged esteemed it.
Speaker 1: So is it possible the guards did not do their
Speaker 1: duty for a long period of time and did not
Speaker 1: check on them every Yes, that's possible. But frenzies, you say,
Speaker 1: to hang himself that way, to be using a bed
Speaker 1: sheet and the lean forward, and then it would take
Speaker 1: several minutes for the actual depth to occur in a
Speaker 1: terrible way. You would assume he'd be kicking, screaming, doing
Speaker 1: whatever in one sense or another. And yeah, I guess
Speaker 1: that's possible. I know that his attorney, Alan Dershowitz as
Speaker 1: a column right now that's at the Wall Street Journal
Speaker 1: and elsewhere in which he believes that Epstein most likely
Speaker 1: killed himself based upon his representation. But most importantly Number
Speaker 1: two is the one that fascinates me. This is the
Speaker 1: actual video that was cut and the FBI and the
Speaker 1: DOJ insists Epstein's died by suicide in twenty nineteen forensic
Speaker 1: expert Jake Green believes it is concerning in almost three
Speaker 1: minutes of footage were cut from the source of the
Speaker 1: video near epstein cell the night before he was found dead,
Speaker 1: and three successive administrations have shall we say, not released information.
Speaker 1: Explain to the American people that cut video and how
Speaker 1: through analytics you can prove that someone changed the video
Speaker 1: of outside the cell as far as who went in
Speaker 1: who went out Epstein cell. Explain that.
Speaker 10: So I'll explain that, But I'll touch on the Dershowitz
Speaker 10: piece first, as uh, Deerschwitz has long been rumored to
Speaker 10: have been a very close Epstein associate. Lots of allegations
Speaker 10: have been flown, you know, flying his way.
Speaker 9: He's sued, sometimes successfully, he's settled, but he's also once again.
Speaker 10: He also surfaced in this Wall Street Journal article as
Speaker 10: having written one of these body letters for Epstein's fiftieth birthday.
Speaker 10: So just you know, the hits keep coming. But as
Speaker 10: the digital forensics, Uh, it is pretty damn fascinating when
Speaker 10: you hear what digital experts are able to see in
Speaker 10: the tape that the government professes is raw. For one thing,
Speaker 10: they say one, it's not raw. It has been manipulated.
Speaker 10: They do not suggest that it has been manipulated in
Speaker 10: in any kind of way that is intentionally uh, you know,
Speaker 10: including malfeasans. They just say that there is two sore
Speaker 10: pieces that have been stitched together manually. And it's not
Speaker 10: to say that there's something criminal here. It's just to say,
Speaker 10: if you profess that this is raw tape, it isn't.
Speaker 10: So you're going to have to be more clear and
Speaker 10: more transparent on the manipulation of the tape. Was it
Speaker 10: manipulated in that it was downloaded from the servers at
Speaker 10: the jail.
Speaker 9: Was it a picture of a picture, which is what
Speaker 9: Jay Green thinks it is.
Speaker 10: But no matter what, there are two source videos were
Speaker 10: stitched together, and the original source video has three minutes
Speaker 10: missing from it and it actually even has a username.
Speaker 9: So whoever handed his stuff over to the breast, I
Speaker 9: don't think was as good at digital forensics as Jay
Speaker 9: Green is.
Speaker 1: So Jay Green said that the original tape was manipulated,
Speaker 1: that the three minutes the the critical minutes were taken out,
Speaker 1: and wasn't there a date of twenty twenty three through
Speaker 1: analytics that someone spliced three minutes of the Epstein tape
Speaker 1: outside the jail cell as if it was taken in
Speaker 1: real time in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean the date of the manipulation is on
Speaker 10: the metadata, right. So that's what's so fascinating is that
Speaker 10: it's like super easy to see this stuff if you're
Speaker 10: really smart when it comes to digital metadata. I am
Speaker 10: not so I am taking Jake Green's word for it,
Speaker 10: but he said, yes, it is not a twenty nineteen
Speaker 10: law source.
Speaker 1: The digital experts and the technical operations manager at in
Speaker 1: Vista Forensics has analyzed the jail video and they're saying
Speaker 1: the so called metadata and the analytics demonstrate that the
Speaker 1: three minutes, the critical minutes, were created in twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: not in twenty nineteen, which is pretty important. And I
Speaker 1: would add reviewing the comments of Alan Dershowitz has been
Speaker 1: a guest on your show in Mind a Lot, and
Speaker 1: he said, quote, it is clear from the evidence that
Speaker 1: Epstein committed suicide. What isn't clear is whether he was
Speaker 1: helped by jail personnel. And dersha Which says that seems
Speaker 1: likely to me based on the evidence of allegedly broken cameras,
Speaker 1: transfer of a cellmate, and the absence of guards during
Speaker 1: relevant time periods Now, the number of people that would
Speaker 1: have to be involved for the murder would be, of
Speaker 1: course one or two murderers, the jail guards themselves, and
Speaker 1: I guess those responsible for letting people inside the jail
Speaker 1: in order to do the murder. By the time you
Speaker 1: started raveling this thread, it gets Isn't it unlikely that
Speaker 1: numerous people looking forward to the presidency of a second
Speaker 1: presidency of Donald Trump in twenty nineteen would want to
Speaker 1: kill Jeffrey Epstein in a way in which numerous people
Speaker 1: would have to be involved, all of which have kept
Speaker 1: silent about it. Isn't that someone unusual?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I mean I have gone back and forth on all
Speaker 10: of the theories, and I'm not one to jump on
Speaker 10: board conspiracy theories. I'm just not typically, you know, spidy
Speaker 10: senses when you're a reporter, suggests theories or theories, facts
Speaker 10: are where I go, and I always come to that
Speaker 10: resolution that it is astounding. If it is actually a murder,
Speaker 10: there would have to be a lot of people all
Speaker 10: on board, not only to carry it out, but to
Speaker 10: keep it quiet for so long. And that's one of
Speaker 10: the reasons I have a tough time believing that Jeffrey
Speaker 10: Epstein was murdered. That said, every time I look at
Speaker 10: the facts, I have a tough time with those two.
Speaker 10: Like I have a really tough time hearing about all
Speaker 10: the cameras out. Michael franzz the capital crime boss, said no,
Speaker 10: the cameras aren't typically all out, especially on that mezzanine
Speaker 10: and that area where Epstein was housed.
Speaker 9: And not only that.
Speaker 10: There were multiple jail sheets found in his cell. That
Speaker 10: is also unlikely and unusual. And then there's the medical forensics.
Speaker 10: You know, the autopsy showed that the hyoid bone in
Speaker 10: Jeffrey Epstein's neck, which is this little U shaped bone
Speaker 10: sort of under your chin that keeps the tongue in place.
Speaker 9: It's pretty delicate, and it was broken.
Speaker 10: Now you probably say, well, you know, the pressure of
Speaker 10: hanging that would probably break it.
Speaker 9: No, actually not.
Speaker 10: I've spoken with multiple experts, not only that, people who
Speaker 10: back to the corners in the past, medical examiners in
Speaker 10: the past, who say it's not normal. It is extremely
Speaker 10: rare for the hyoid bone to be broken in the
Speaker 10: kind of suicide that is alleged to have been the
Speaker 10: suicide Epstein carried out, which was he's on the floor,
Speaker 10: he ties his neck to the bed behind him, and
Speaker 10: then he leans forward. Literally he's sitting on the floor.
Speaker 10: The pressure that that would give to the highoid bone
Speaker 10: isn't enough to break the hyoid bone.
Speaker 9: But again on the other side.
Speaker 10: Of the coin is possible only because he was sixty six,
Speaker 10: and sometimes when you're a little bit older that hyoid
Speaker 10: bones can break easier. But most of the experts I've
Speaker 10: spoken have said, no, not sixty six, more like eighty six,
Speaker 10: and that might have happened. But if you strangle someone,
Speaker 10: the pressure from behind on a lateral you know, typically
Speaker 10: a lateral kind of pull, that would break the hyoid
Speaker 10: bone in most cases, like most people who dive strangulation
Speaker 10: have their highoid bone broken. Hanging, though it's more of
Speaker 10: a vertical action. Typically when people hang themselves in the ceiling,
Speaker 10: hyoid bone doesn't always break. But in this particular kind
Speaker 10: of hanging leaning forward, you know, the conventional with the
Speaker 10: miss hell, no hyoid bone doesn't break, and Epstein's was broken.
Speaker 1: So really, like a Godfather scene in which Luka Brotzi
Speaker 1: is strangled from behind, that's how to break this throat
Speaker 1: bone is to put the pressure from behind, not leaning
Speaker 1: forward sitting on the floor. Highly unlikely that throat bone
Speaker 1: would break him that way, highly unlikely.
Speaker 10: Correct, Correct, Well, I know, get to throw another wrench
Speaker 10: into things.
Speaker 1: Lastly, we have about two minutes or a minute and a
Speaker 1: half remaining. Brian Coberger, he's going to be sentenced. He's
Speaker 1: going to get consecutive life sentences. And I read this
Speaker 1: story through a different reporter that said he burglarized numerous
Speaker 1: homes in order to get money to feed his heroin addiction.
Speaker 1: He was, and he wanted to have the perfect crime,
Speaker 1: and he wanted to do it in a way that
Speaker 1: he would not be discovered. Except for the knife sheath
Speaker 1: left behind with his DNA, he never would have been located.
Speaker 1: Can you tell me, Brian Koberger? And then went back
Speaker 1: in a second time after murder those four people to
Speaker 1: find that piece of evidence. Yeah. Do you find any
Speaker 1: of that believable? That he was a cat burglar years
Speaker 1: before he killed those four people in Idaho?
Speaker 10: I haven't seen any evidence of carrying out the cat burglaries.
Speaker 10: That said, there is a lot to be said about
Speaker 10: somebody carrying out a killing that unbelievable for the very
Speaker 10: first time, meaning, did he do any kind of practicing
Speaker 10: in advance, even if it were just tipping his like
Speaker 10: dipping his toe into the water of this kind of
Speaker 10: crime and doing a few cat burglaries to see if
Speaker 10: he could get away with it.
Speaker 9: Yes, I could see that happening.
Speaker 10: There's also some incredible evidence about his strata information. Now,
Speaker 10: I'm not a big runner who tracks my you know,
Speaker 10: my path, you know, as I go out running, but
Speaker 10: apparently he was, and some of his data showed that
Speaker 10: he was doing very strange running patterns, very very late
Speaker 10: at night in the months leading up to the murders.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I mean I could see that he certainly
Speaker 10: was capable of doing casings.
Speaker 9: Did he do the break ins?
Speaker 10: Not sure, But I will say this, I don't believe
Speaker 10: for a minute he went into the house the morning after.
Speaker 10: I think he was there so quickly, at nine o'clock
Speaker 10: in the morning, he was there, and he was gone.
Speaker 10: And I think he simply drove to the location where
Speaker 10: he'd originally parked his car and checked to see if God,
Speaker 10: I hope that knife he's dropped outside the house and not,
Speaker 10: for the love of God, inside the house. And of course,
Speaker 10: as we all know, he was wrong, and it dropped
Speaker 10: inside the house and there was no way he was
Speaker 10: going to go back inside at that bright daylight hour
Speaker 10: to try to cover his tracks.
Speaker 1: Ansley, you're the best there is of this stuff. But
Speaker 1: the high old barn, the wrote bone could be the
Speaker 1: key to prove that he was Luca Brotzi style murdered
Speaker 1: and not killing himself. Once again, Ashley Banfield, thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. We'll see what happens next.
Speaker 1: This case is more twist and turns than a jar
Speaker 1: of worms, so we'll see what happens. I am not Yes,
Speaker 1: you're the best. Thank you, Asley.
Speaker 9: He's always great talking to you. Bill. Thanks for having
Speaker 9: me on.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Coburger. Did Coburger know Jeffrey Epstein? That's
Speaker 1: what I know? And did Trump send Brian Coberg a
Speaker 1: happy birthday greeting before the Idaho murders? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Film at eleven, Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: With season five about to wrap, there's no better way
Speaker 1: to vent my crap. After office floods, blizzards and mice,
Speaker 1: we moved to Harlem, which wasn't so nice. Some nights
Speaker 1: in bed all I could hear is put the cheese
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Speaker 1: then I see some good looking woman and I can.
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Speaker 1: The best part of our is me and my team
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Speaker 6: Can I tell you the story? Please do again? Where
Speaker 6: I blast you about ten years ago.
Speaker 1: My rap career is ready to take off to be
Speaker 1: the voice of my generation. You're gonna sweep the south
Speaker 1: right with what was his name, Reta. No, he was
Speaker 1: gonna sweep the country clubs. Seg yeah, audience, Rico suavee,
Speaker 1: weren't you don't we need a voice of our time
Speaker 1: and our concerns about protest your time, not our time?
Speaker 1: Four one ks LLC, social security.
Speaker 6: Right, My generation is stocks, bonds, payouts, well well guards,
Speaker 6: country clubs.
Speaker 1: Mercedes Benz.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I am a producer who was connected to jay Z.
Speaker 6: So he said, lay down a few lines. We do
Speaker 6: this act at the Apollo. Bring in Willie.
Speaker 1: I'll introduce him, you'll be I'll be there at the
Speaker 1: Apollo to debut some of my lines. You know, lay
Speaker 1: And I thought, this is my promo tape. And so
Speaker 1: someone in this organization heard and said, you know what,
Speaker 1: fifty and older men with income do not have a voice.
Speaker 1: They know they're fighting for them. Yeah, they need me.
Speaker 1: So I laid it down.
Speaker 7: And I was ready to say you certainly laid it down, yes, yeah,
Speaker 7: and then laid it on.
Speaker 1: All right, you laid it on. So two cops are
Speaker 1: killed shutting their car, and that shut things down for
Speaker 1: two or three weeks, and my rap career never took off.
Speaker 7: You know, think about this you're You're like it's it's
Speaker 7: like the Temptations.
Speaker 1: You would be Willie okaye.
Speaker 7: See your background singers would be Justice, Joey.
Speaker 1: Rocky Rock, No.
Speaker 7: Dancers yep and uh Tom Weedmanana.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they could dance behind me. Do you see a
Speaker 1: chance you're rock? Is there an opportunity?
Speaker 6: Well, you finally put some music behind that made it
Speaker 6: somewhat better, but you don't have any flow. Thank you,
Speaker 6: rock I'm dead is the problem? You're in music and
Speaker 6: I am. I'm a former drummer in gun metal Grace.
Speaker 6: Say have I told you about that anyway?
Speaker 1: Once? Yeah, you got a story to ye.
Speaker 6: But another thing my music, same thing, my music career.
Speaker 1: Just now you're sitting here with me, my magma chamber
Speaker 1: is getting ready to burst, and I just feel this
Speaker 1: creativity that wants to come out. So what was some
Speaker 1: of the lines?
Speaker 6: You're on your knees and there was something about yeah
Speaker 6: roll dog beames or something about yeah getting.
Speaker 1: Ready to screw pull out your weave, and it was
Speaker 1: something that was relevant to my life at the time.
Speaker 6: I can't say it was all that was all wrapped
Speaker 6: around his TV show first when he was a big.
Speaker 1: Time to see laying down the rest was the last
Speaker 1: year your TV show twenty seventeen was seventeen, so we
Speaker 1: had a chance of really being something. This is one
Speaker 1: of those things you look back in life and yes,
Speaker 1: me and jay Z and Beyonce on the hangout.
Speaker 6: Well you could have gotten invited to a Diddy party.
Speaker 6: Then you really have some stories for us. Freak off,
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Speaker 1: I got to report out of Fox News that Jordan
Speaker 1: Hudson and the drama revealed a new emails between Belichick
Speaker 1: and Jordan Hudson. Plus we have Jordan Hudson unrecruiting players
Speaker 1: for North Carolina, deciding who comes and who doesn't come
Speaker 1: to North Carolina. It's Tom Brownman gonna ask her explain
Speaker 1: that one segment about our own Tom Brenneman, what's going on.
Speaker 7: He's gonna interview Coach Belichick for I guess what the
Speaker 7: ACC preview days or something.
Speaker 1: Sometime next week? Does he have the guts? Is he
Speaker 1: ever gonna?
Speaker 6: Yes, Henna have the guts as before you go, Bro's
Speaker 6: kind of you know, there's something that's kind of hanging
Speaker 6: over a cloud, kind of hanging over your tenure.
Speaker 1: I'm not the spokesperson for the morning show. I bet
Speaker 1: he asked at the end of the interview, would you
Speaker 1: ask you're not walking off by the way, tell me
Speaker 1: about Jordan, not Michael, but Hudet. It's a way to
Speaker 1: get Cincinnati. It's on the Cincinnati talking about the past.
Speaker 3: Nothing about the futures right now with Crampson.
Speaker 1: Tell Brandna minutes on the Cincinnati get back. He's gonna
Speaker 1: ask Bill Belichick if he.
Speaker 6: Still has the fish fisherman's outfit that he posed in
Speaker 6: the picture with the mermaid.
Speaker 1: Jordan Hudson, He's in less trouble than Coldplay and the
Speaker 1: Cold Can they about that? That is everywhere.
Speaker 6: I can't remember an internet thing blowing up that much.
Speaker 1: I mean it's all over Twitter face, but you name it,
Speaker 1: Sech What about you and Sarah at least on a
Speaker 1: kiss cam, wouldn't that be? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Believe me that Flander at concerts. I'd rather kiss you.
Speaker 1: You have her hands around her boobies and then like
Speaker 1: I said, I'd rather kiss you. The Reds open up
Speaker 1: the second half of the season tonight with the first
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Speaker 1: Jordan hudson Uses Taylor swift lyrics and out of.
Speaker 6: Potential, belichick, now please read what website you're getting that off.
Speaker 3: Of is AT.
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Speaker 3: THAT i don't.
Speaker 6: Know he can't can't talk about that clutch point as
Speaker 6: you were. Source that's it right. There you might not know,
Speaker 6: this but not everything on the internet is.
Speaker 1: True that's not. True Abraham lincoln said.
Speaker 6: That he, said don't believe everything on the. Internet he
Speaker 6: said That lincoln And Bill belichick is going to. Coach
Speaker 6: it's twenty twenty five season fourth and there may be
Speaker 6: some trouble in paradise Between Jordan hudson And Bill belichicks
Speaker 6: is a former cheerleader and hairstyle shared Some Taylor swift
Speaker 6: lyrics hitting out of. Breakup the hairstylist is any of, this,
Speaker 6: yes say give me some more.
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Speaker 3: For?
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Speaker 7: go over that my. Car wise, gentlemen, well they should
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Speaker 7: saved tens of, millions much Like Jamar chase signed the year.
Speaker 1: Before you saved tens of. Millions but it's The bengals.
Speaker 1: Money what the? HELL i tell this story all the,
Speaker 1: time BUT i remember WHERE i. WAS i was with The.
Speaker 6: Titans it's the summer of two thousand and. Three we're
Speaker 6: in the football facility and news breaks on THE. Tv
Speaker 6: Peyton manning of The colts receives ten, year one hundred
Speaker 6: million dollar contract and everyone's looking on a locker room
Speaker 6: like they're paying someone one hundred million dollars over ten.
Speaker 1: YEARS Tj watts getting.
Speaker 6: One twenty three over three, impossible it's, crazy, crazy.
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Speaker 1: yeah it's like forty one average on forty one a.
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Speaker 6: yeah putting your.
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Speaker 1: Pablo torre won't stop talking about an obsession With Bill
Speaker 1: belichick And Jordan hudson annoying his. Thing, man it's NOT
Speaker 1: i hate people obsessed with, something don't? You, yes just
Speaker 1: talk about. It but you don't know anybody that does?
Speaker 1: That do?
Speaker 3: We? No?
Speaker 1: Okay what's on the anything about your rap? Career she said,
Speaker 1: again you're making a fool of yourself compared.
Speaker 6: To you posing naked and putting pictures while sprawled across
Speaker 6: the old news desk, there what does this? Compare is
Speaker 6: just like? Worse she won't Look she's not much to
Speaker 6: look at, IT i, SAID i, Know, well she'll be
Speaker 6: a business manager for your New Fuji Joe. Dieter start
Speaker 6: making some rap.
Speaker 1: Songs can you imagine the LYRICS i could come up
Speaker 1: with and the money i'd make the voice of my?
Speaker 1: Generation wouldn't that be? Something?
Speaker 6: Hey double that with your brand new only fans. Page
Speaker 6: there's a demogram people that would love to see.
Speaker 7: That see what you got is your first concert at
Speaker 7: The Friendly confines by the.
Speaker 6: POOL i want to go back to The apollo there
Speaker 6: we go in need like a rap hardcore old school
Speaker 6: rap video at the chicks and bikinis are outside of
Speaker 6: the POOL. Kcc you, know MY tv show was across
Speaker 6: the street from The, apollo AND i spent many nights
Speaker 6: in The, apollo walking around the back talking to the.
Speaker 6: Axe they loved, me And i'm, thinking you know, what
Speaker 6: they wanted to monetize, that AND i got. CLOSE i
Speaker 6: could have been somebody rock and it just didn't. Happen
Speaker 6: you're going to look back on this and say that.
Speaker 1: Crowd was my. Crowd i'm not sure about the country.
Speaker 1: Club i'm not, sure but you never.
Speaker 6: Know, well you, know you can't just play life, conservatively,
Speaker 6: Right gotta get out.
Speaker 1: THERE i gotta go for.
Speaker 6: It take your shot on, tour you'd, Write i'd drive the.
Speaker 1: Regrets none wanted to live it all and do it
Speaker 1: all only fans account with the Great, American i'd run
Speaker 1: the media for. You would you want me to eat
Speaker 1: like a clam or maybe a bull of? Spaghetti what
Speaker 1: do you? WANT i want on The Big? SHOW i don't.
Speaker 1: Know me And terran you're laughing Out but next Week
Speaker 1: terran's gonna come in and lay.
Speaker 7: On Jason, phelps the genius told me to help, you
Speaker 7: but he needs some minds to work.
Speaker 1: WITH i mean WITH.
Speaker 6: Ai now they can actually clean up whatever that thing
Speaker 6: you called a rap.
Speaker 1: Was add some music to. It it might be pretty.
Speaker 1: Good Does Bob pittman know about? This if he can
Speaker 1: make some money off, it he.
Speaker 7: Will you could Win newcomer of The year at The
Speaker 7: iHeart Music.
Speaker 1: AWARD i wouldn't be that next to Your.
Speaker 7: Marconi you could be out there wrapping on stage with JAY.
Speaker 1: Z people have.
Speaker 6: Gotten famous, for you, know not being good at things or.
Speaker 6: Revolved it was like A William HUNG i remember on
Speaker 6: The american Item. American he was, terrible but he's, terrible
Speaker 6: but he made a bunch of you, KNOW i had
Speaker 6: a fifteen minute level of fame, there made some.
Speaker 1: MONEY i could be, Somebody that's.
Speaker 6: All you don't want to look back and SAY i
Speaker 6: regret not doing. THAT i regret not at least pursuing that.
Speaker 1: Trapping, yeah what's on the show With?
Speaker 6: Eddie we've Got Richard skinner right out of the, gate
Speaker 6: talk about camp Starting Sjamar, STEWART.
Speaker 1: Tj.
Speaker 7: Watt, wow if you guys got those, guys that guy on.
Speaker 2: Him.
Speaker 6: John mendery's three fifty got trags four talk a little More,
Speaker 6: Bengals bengals and everything in.
Speaker 1: Between the smart money Says tray is going to show,
Speaker 1: Up he's going to have a hold.
Speaker 6: In is that, True, well let me tell you this
Speaker 6: is gonna work. Out so he is going to not
Speaker 6: show up for, camp and he'll be. There we'll kind
Speaker 6: of be, around being street, closed will go like two
Speaker 6: weeks or. Something then, finally right before the season he'll.
Speaker 6: Sign he won't be in game plane, shape he'll get,
Speaker 6: hurt and then The bengals will have paid a lot
Speaker 6: of money for him to sit on the.
Speaker 1: Bench rite that, down write that.
Speaker 6: Down if he Doesn't if he doesn't, SIGN i mean
Speaker 6: he needs to get his butt into. Camp the time
Speaker 6: for doing contracts was a while. Back now it's time
Speaker 6: to play. Football SO i suggest get, in get in,
Speaker 6: shape have a great, year bang it up and maybe
Speaker 6: see what.
Speaker 1: Happens now you.
Speaker 6: Keep holding, out holding, out holding, out and then a
Speaker 6: week before the first, game, okay else, on you're gonna get.
Speaker 1: Hurt sech your. Reaction that's probably. Right get me out
Speaker 1: of the student's, report getting ready For eliza ahead and
Speaker 1: all that's, been and live out your life in a
Speaker 1: way you can look back upon. It on your death's,
Speaker 1: bed saying you've done all that your talents allow you to.
Speaker 1: DO i want to be the wrapper of my, Generation
Speaker 1: willie and honor of.
Speaker 7: Everybody have it a great, weekend Go. Reds we leave
Speaker 7: you with the immortal words of The Stood.
Speaker 3: REPORT i hope you'll be with us next.
Speaker 9: Week until, then, remember no matter how, new the safest
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Speaker 2: You this Is Rodrick crawford saying see you next.
Speaker 1: Week that was at a time where there are no
Speaker 1: airbags and no, uh no restraints of any, type no
Speaker 1: seat belts and Uh Roderick crawford ran around without a.
Speaker 6: Seatbelt that's. CORRECT i recall That, rocky the good old
Speaker 6: days when men were. Men, rocky thank, you thank, you
Speaker 6: get ready for next, Week Man. Tarn could a pair
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