Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great American Welcome with glorious Friday afternoon
Speaker 1: in the Tri States. Lots of good stuff going on
Speaker 1: this weekend, of course, including Covington's October Fest. Fred's Baseball
Speaker 1: kicks off about six oh five to night with Lance
Speaker 1: McAllister and the coverage, and the Reds play the Twinkies
Speaker 1: for the next three games and more until then. We
Speaker 1: have serious issues with immigration. According to many, the Great
Speaker 1: Debate dealt with it in a rather lighthearted fashion, but
Speaker 1: it's not fundy to the people of Springfield, Ohio, or Lima, Ohio,
Speaker 1: or towns all over central United States of America. They're
Speaker 1: inundated with workers. One of the great resources I've used
Speaker 1: over the years is Numbers USA. Founder Roy Beck hit
Speaker 1: him on many times, and now Eric Ruhark has picked
Speaker 1: up the banner, and their most recent jobs report demonstrated
Speaker 1: that Americans, remember American workers, We lost one point three
Speaker 1: million jobs over the past twelve months. Let that sink
Speaker 1: in lose one point three million while foreign born workers
Speaker 1: gain one point two million. In other words, jobs for
Speaker 1: Americans are going down and jobs for Haitians and others
Speaker 1: are going up. And the hiring of foreign workers, legal
Speaker 1: and illegal, hurt people at both ends of the economic ladder.
Speaker 1: Joining you and I now is that Sam Eric drew
Speaker 1: Ark of Numbers USA, and Eric, welcome again to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, I made the
Speaker 1: comment to you off the air that the issue of
Speaker 1: Haitians eating dogs and cats and geese may be a
Speaker 1: funny meme, but to the small town America, it is
Speaker 1: not funny because they're living through it with not availability
Speaker 1: of housing and rental units and schools and emergency rooms,
Speaker 1: et cetera. They're overwhelmed and they have nowhere to turn.
Speaker 1: So can you tell the American people what is this
Speaker 1: so called parole program? Because the Haitians in Ohio and
Speaker 1: throughout the war throughout the United States are legal. How
Speaker 1: does that work? And why was it stopped and why
Speaker 1: was it continued? Just tell the American people the facts.
Speaker 2: Well, it's all is great to be on with you, Bill,
Speaker 2: and you're right. And for those who watched maybe the
Speaker 2: post debate, JD. Vance was asked about this by a
Speaker 2: CNN host and you know this isn't true or it's
Speaker 2: on the internet, and how Dari say this? And I
Speaker 2: thought Vance had a very good answer.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: The reason you guys are paying attention is because of
Speaker 2: the social media the means, but there's much more at
Speaker 2: play here. There's much more at stake, and why don't
Speaker 2: if you don't think it's true, then go and find out. Right,
Speaker 2: you have a responsibility as a journalists not to scroll
Speaker 2: social media and find ways to attack your political opponents,
Speaker 2: but to find out what's happening. And it goes beyond
Speaker 2: social media. Twenty thousand Haitians are now, over a period
Speaker 2: of a few years, are in Springfield, Ohio, and that's
Speaker 2: causing a lot of problems for the people who are
Speaker 2: already there. And those Haitians, most of them came in,
Speaker 2: as you mentioned, through a parole program. It's for Cubans, Haitians,
Speaker 2: Nica Roguins, and Venezuelan's which was set up by the
Speaker 2: bidymin The President does have parole authority on a case
Speaker 2: by case individual basis. Usually let's say someone needs an operation,
Speaker 2: they're not an immigrant or they don't have a vi
Speaker 2: whether they can be paroled in they're a witness and
Speaker 2: a crime. They come in for a short period of
Speaker 2: time and they league President Biden said, I'm going to
Speaker 2: create new lawful pathways into the United States using my
Speaker 2: parole authority, and he set up a program for these
Speaker 2: four countries so you don't have to qualify in any
Speaker 2: way other than you're a national of that country, and
Speaker 2: you can be sponsored by people in this country who
Speaker 2: are in the United States illegally. So here's what the
Speaker 2: Bide administration is doing. It's allowing people who are in
Speaker 2: the country already illegally to sponsor other people to come
Speaker 2: into the country illegally. That's the new lawful pathways that
Speaker 2: they have set up. And we've seen I think altogether
Speaker 2: over two hundred thousand Haitians have come in through this,
Speaker 2: and you know we have obviously there's been Venezuelan two
Speaker 2: we're coming in. We see problems there, or a corps Aurora,
Speaker 2: Colorado and other places where there's a criminal gang of
Speaker 2: Venezuelans who are terrorizing people. And so I'm not saying
Speaker 2: that the Haitians are members of criminal gangs. But when
Speaker 2: you put twenty thousand people, twenty thousand Haitians into a
Speaker 2: town of fifty thousands, of course there's going to be problems.
Speaker 2: And that's why it goes beyond whether someone is eating
Speaker 2: cats or dogs in that town. It's about housing prices,
Speaker 2: it's about public safety, it's about jobs for the people
Speaker 2: who are already in the town. And there was a
Speaker 2: factory owner in Springfield who was praising the Haitians because
Speaker 2: he wants to bring people in and pay them less.
Speaker 2: And one of his arguments is they're not on drugs
Speaker 2: like the local people. And so maybe that's true, but
Speaker 2: you don't brush those people aside. We have a responsibility
Speaker 2: to help our fellow citizens, not to bring in people
Speaker 2: to take jobs that are available while we forget about
Speaker 2: the people who are there who are suffering. And maybe
Speaker 2: some of them need help, and maybe some of them
Speaker 2: aren't very good workers, but we should invest in them
Speaker 2: because there are fellows citis.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the Ape wire story copy that Joe Biden
Speaker 1: and Kamala Harris administration gave three hundred thousand Haitians temporary
Speaker 1: legal status in June. This will allow them to stay
Speaker 1: here legally until February of twenty twenty six. This story
Speaker 1: goes on to say that Harris has repeatedly bragged about
Speaker 1: programs like this one, and despite the fact there was
Speaker 1: a massive fraud where three thousand sponsors in the program
Speaker 1: filed more than one hundred thousand forms online with the
Speaker 1: help of social service agencies. Three thousand sponsors filed out
Speaker 1: paperwork for one hundred thousand in order to fill out
Speaker 1: the allotment of three hundred thousand of Kamala Harris's is
Speaker 1: a good thing, and it was stopped for a period
Speaker 1: of time because of massive fraud, and then as the
Speaker 1: election is approaching, it's been reopened again. Even after the
Speaker 1: fraud was discovered that Biden Harris administration quietly resumed the
Speaker 1: program about five weeks ago to rush these imrants in
Speaker 1: before the election.
Speaker 3: Now, is Springfield, Ohio unique?
Speaker 1: Is it the only small town in America that has
Speaker 1: three hundred thousand Haitians, hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans and
Speaker 1: others coming in here under a parole program.
Speaker 3: Is Springfield, Ohio? Unique? Or is it common?
Speaker 2: No? It's all too common, unfortunately. And that's the thing
Speaker 2: is it's not a one off. This isn't just maybe
Speaker 2: there's a town where people don't like immigrants, and you know,
Speaker 2: there's these poor Springfield people, you know, they just need
Speaker 2: to get with the program. Now it's happening all across
Speaker 2: the country, even in New York City if you remember
Speaker 2: Mayor Adams there who said this will destroy the city
Speaker 2: talking about the Biden border policies. And we see it
Speaker 2: in Colorado. We see it all across the country. And
Speaker 2: I was talking to someone yesterday from Wisconsin, my hometown
Speaker 2: in Maryland. I went there this past weekend. That's what
Speaker 2: people are talking about. So it's not limited at Springfield, Ohio.
Speaker 2: It's just because Donald Trump meanted it in the debate
Speaker 2: that it's become the focus for the media and again
Speaker 2: for the media to attack President Trump and anyone else
Speaker 2: who might speak out against this is if there's no
Speaker 2: problem here. But everyone knows that there is a problem.
Speaker 2: And you mentioned that they paused the parole program because
Speaker 2: of rampant fraud, and that was only briefly, So I mean,
Speaker 2: it's stunning that they would expect it wouldn't be widespread,
Speaker 2: considering the fact that it is an illegal programs set
Speaker 2: are by the barn administration. And how are you going
Speaker 2: to vet these people to begin with? I mean, the
Speaker 2: Haitian government isn't disarrayed, but the Venezuelan government is hostile
Speaker 2: to ours, to the United States government. You think they're
Speaker 2: going to provide accurate information about these individuals so that
Speaker 2: we can vet them in this program. And there was
Speaker 2: one instance I saw where someone in the program had
Speaker 2: used Michelle Obama's passport number on their application. So obviously,
Speaker 2: obviously this program isn't being run. Even if you think, well,
Speaker 2: there's a debate about whether the president has's authority or not,
Speaker 2: there's no question that they're not letting these people. And
Speaker 2: they have no intention of rooting out the fraud, because
Speaker 2: if they did, they wouldn't have paused it briefly and
Speaker 2: then resumed it along the same lines. Because again, people
Speaker 2: who are here illegally are being allowed to sponsor other
Speaker 2: people to come into country illegally through this parole book.
Speaker 1: So the illegals bring in the well, the parolees may
Speaker 1: be legal or illegal, bring in the illegals. Then the
Speaker 1: illegals that are here get temporary status and they bring
Speaker 1: in more illegals. And Tony Bender, my producer, may support
Speaker 1: these kinds of ideas. I'm not sure he does, but
Speaker 1: if he does, can you talk about the cost the
Speaker 1: government benefits? Can you talk about now you're illegal parole
Speaker 1: ee in small town, Missouri, Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio. You're
Speaker 1: a small town, what government benefits do you have once
Speaker 1: you come here from Haiti or Venezuela. You show up
Speaker 1: and there's seven or eight live into a room, and
Speaker 1: they get more coming. The paroles bring more paroleees. What
Speaker 1: government benefits are available to that parole le so to speak.
Speaker 2: Well, the short answer is the whole lot. And if
Speaker 2: you remember back to the first debate, it was overshadowed,
Speaker 2: you know, with President Biden and Trump, by the fact
Speaker 2: that afterwards President Biden dropped out. But President Trump did
Speaker 2: mention social Security benefits, and that was a fact checked
Speaker 2: that no, they're not getting it, and actually they found
Speaker 2: out yes they are. So it's not the Social Security
Speaker 2: retirement retirement benefits are talking about, but it's SSI, the
Speaker 2: Supplemental Security income. And so you don't have to be
Speaker 2: a legal resident to get these things. So they're getting
Speaker 2: housing assistance from the federal, they're getting food assistance from
Speaker 2: the federal, and that's on top of state and perhaps local. Now,
Speaker 2: some states are very generous with the benefits they're paying out,
Speaker 2: and if they're not using federal dollars, then there's no
Speaker 2: restriction on how they're using them. But again, no, our
Speaker 2: federal government hasn't declared these people to be lawfully president
Speaker 2: and so the fact that they are inadmissible isn't stopping
Speaker 2: the federal government dispensing funds to them. So the total
Speaker 2: cost is going to be astronomical. It's hard to try
Speaker 2: to estimate it now because we're in the middle of it.
Speaker 2: But what we can say is there millions and millions
Speaker 2: of people who are in the country right now receiving
Speaker 2: money from state and federal government to you know, for
Speaker 2: housing again, for food, for health care, for all of
Speaker 2: the things that someone who is poor or qualifies for
Speaker 2: these benefits. All of those programs are now available to
Speaker 2: these people who are coming in by the millions. And
Speaker 2: we've seen in Springfield where people are saying, my benefits
Speaker 2: are being cut off. You know, I'm a veteran. A
Speaker 2: veteran was interviewed and he said, you know, I've lost
Speaker 2: my benefits. I'm being kicked out of my house because
Speaker 2: my landlord is getting paid more by the federal government
Speaker 2: to house these Haitians than I can afford to pay
Speaker 2: and rent. So now I'm out on the streets and
Speaker 2: these things are really happening. It's not again, it's not
Speaker 2: something that I mean, social media has is not reality,
Speaker 2: but what it has has brought attention somewhat and hopefully
Speaker 2: much more attention. We have seen the Attorney general of
Speaker 2: Ohio addressing this. The governor now said he's sent into
Speaker 2: the state troopers to deal with things because it's a tinderbox.
Speaker 2: And you, yes, we want to make sure that everyone
Speaker 2: is welcoming of immigrants, of strangers, of people who are there.
Speaker 2: We're not advocating taking the law on your hands. We
Speaker 2: would never do that. But what we have to acknowledge
Speaker 2: is when you have situations like this, at some point
Speaker 2: is going to get out of hand. And that's the
Speaker 2: real danger. What we see with an open border is
Speaker 2: the end result is never going to be a good one.
Speaker 1: Well, Kamala Harris says, if elected, she will continue and
Speaker 1: expand this program. Donald Trump says, if elected, I will
Speaker 1: stop this program. Under the surface in a real way, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: In a real way, is there is below the surface
Speaker 1: not covered by the New York Times and the Washington
Speaker 1: Posts and ABC News. Is there anger building among everage Americans?
Speaker 1: Who are black, white, Hispanic, and otherwise saying we can't
Speaker 1: live like this. The schools are overrun, the hospital system
Speaker 1: is overrun. People are being kicked out of their homes
Speaker 1: because rents or skyrocketing. Are everage Americans living in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Speaker 1: Kentucky is saying we can't take this anymore. And is
Speaker 1: that what the media fears, is that what Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: fears is going to take root before the election?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think what they fear is that reality is
Speaker 2: going to come back to Biden on election Day. And
Speaker 2: we sent people Numbers US. They sent people to Chicago
Speaker 2: during the convention to talk to residents there and black
Speaker 2: residents who are in living in inner city of Chicago,
Speaker 2: and we have a video on our website it's Yes,
Speaker 2: they're outraged, they're angry and Numbers USA and I think
Speaker 2: everyone should read think, you know, long and hard about
Speaker 2: this is where is that the anger is going to
Speaker 2: be directed? And we as angry as we can be
Speaker 2: about illegal immigration and point the reality that some people
Speaker 2: who are coming over that board illegal are committing crime,
Speaker 2: sometimes hangs, crimes against Americans. The anger needs to be
Speaker 2: focused at the people who are ultimately responsible, and that
Speaker 2: are our elected officials, and it's the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 2: It's also members of Congress who are funding these things,
Speaker 2: including members of the GOP in the House just voted
Speaker 2: a CR continued Resolution which does nothing to address either
Speaker 2: the border crisis or the voting issues. And so that's
Speaker 2: what we need to do. Have a political movement where
Speaker 2: your anger goes to a good effect, which is getting
Speaker 2: the people who are responsible for for it out of office.
Speaker 1: Lastly, I would point out the GEO said a couple
Speaker 1: of days ago, for the first time in American history,
Speaker 1: that the interest on the national debt now exceeds one
Speaker 1: trillion dollars a year. And for the Swifties who may
Speaker 1: be listening, one trillion dollars just an interest is a
Speaker 1: boatload of money, and Kamala Harre says, we need more
Speaker 1: of it. We're spending money we don't have, and the
Speaker 1: Swifties are the ones that are in ten or twenty
Speaker 1: years or five years, are going to pay for this thing.
Speaker 1: The Swifties don't understand what we're talking about. They don't
Speaker 1: understand the parole problems, they don't understand the national debt.
Speaker 1: They don't understand one trillion dollars every one hundred days,
Speaker 1: we borrow one trillion dollars in interest in one year
Speaker 1: in the national debt, much greater than the Department of
Speaker 1: Defense expenses one trillion dollars. Now it's accelerating, and let's
Speaker 1: face a Kamala Harris says, we need more of it. Well,
Speaker 1: Eric drew Ark numbers USA dot Com. Great stuff there.
Speaker 1: It's wonderful, and it's kind of funny to talk about
Speaker 1: barbecued terriers, but what it does is focus on the
Speaker 1: much greater problem that America is being ruined by individuals
Speaker 1: from countries that come here with diseases and problems on
Speaker 1: government programs. They're never going to leave unless they're forced
Speaker 1: to leave. Eric Brewerck once again, thank you for coming
Speaker 1: on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: And Eric, you're a great American. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Bill. It's great to be on with you.
Speaker 3: God bless America.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 1: It is, is this what you support? Some do, some
Speaker 1: say to tear down this country internally is what America deserves?
Speaker 1: Do you feel that way? Bill Cunningham with you every day.
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Speaker 1: much more on news Radio seven hundred l of you.
Speaker 1: By the way, the Great American loves Skyline Chile. It's
Speaker 1: one of the four food groups put out by the FDA.
Speaker 1: Skyline Chili one of the four food groups. So much
Speaker 1: going on, so little time. All I do is fill
Speaker 1: time between commercials. At this point, I want to highlight
Speaker 1: a few topics. Number One, we have Governor Mike DeWine
Speaker 1: schedule to come on at one to five today to
Speaker 1: talk about what's happening in Haiti North also known as Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 1: Clark County and Courses is being coined by the media
Speaker 1: as a racist event. Courage individuals in masks not to
Speaker 1: come to a small town. If it was five hundred
Speaker 1: people or seven hundred people, that'd be one thing. How
Speaker 1: about twenty thousand in a community of maybe fifty eight thousand,
Speaker 1: and I guarantee you a dollar to Krispy Kreme donut
Speaker 1: that the great majority of those here are not working,
Speaker 1: the great majority on public assistance of one type or another.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure there's a one or two thousand that
Speaker 1: are working and their jobs and their labor may be needed.
Speaker 1: But to get to that status, you ought to be
Speaker 1: able to do a few basic things, in other words,
Speaker 1: a medical exam, a check of your background relative to
Speaker 1: criminal activity, who is sponsoring you, is it legitimate or
Speaker 1: is it not legitimate? And just line them up what
Speaker 1: every immigrant goes through, which may take as long as
Speaker 1: six years to legally come into the country. And the
Speaker 1: Haitians in Clark County are quote legally unquote in the
Speaker 1: country because of a parole program abused by Kamala Harrison
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. And what's happening in Clark County today and
Speaker 1: Ada and Lima and Dayton is happening. It will happen
Speaker 1: in your hometown tomorrow because Kamala Harris loves this program.
Speaker 1: She has said we need to expand this program to
Speaker 1: take individuals from four aggrieved nations in the Southern Hemisphere
Speaker 1: and or Haiti and bring them in mass into the
Speaker 1: United States of America and give them the menu of
Speaker 1: government benefits. And I'm sure that there are some individuals
Speaker 1: a certain percentage that are working, but I'm equally certain
Speaker 1: that the great majority of Haitians now living in Clark
Speaker 1: County are not working. But as you just heard from
Speaker 1: Eric Ruark, that they're entitled to the entire menu of
Speaker 1: government benefits INCLUDINGI SSI disability, food stamps, free Obama phones, healthcare,
Speaker 1: school access. Can you imagine being a fourteen year old
Speaker 1: from Haiti sitting in the third grade of some Springfield
Speaker 1: public school and there's hundreds of them. The SNAP program
Speaker 1: has taken on fourteen times what it was a year ago.
Speaker 1: It's accelerating, not decelerating. There is a candidate, though, that says,
Speaker 1: stop the madness. His name is Donald Trump. There is
Speaker 1: a candidate that says, this is good, let's do more
Speaker 1: of it. That candidate is Kamala Harris. Now do the
Speaker 1: swifties know about this? Did the swifties even care about this?
Speaker 1: I don't think so. In an environment for the first
Speaker 1: time yesterday, as I was playing golf at a local
Speaker 1: club of great note the first time yesterday, the GEO said,
Speaker 1: the interest on the national debt in this country now
Speaker 1: is more than one trillion dollars every twelve months, more
Speaker 1: than a trillion dollars a year, and it's going up.
Speaker 1: So the solution of that, by Kamala Harris is to
Speaker 1: spend more money twenty five thousand dollars for this fifty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars for that, six thousand dollars for this, all
Speaker 1: kinds of medical assistance for that, expand all the medical
Speaker 1: systems without access to ers or doctors.
Speaker 3: We don't have more hospitals, we.
Speaker 1: Don't have more doctors, we don't have more nurses, we
Speaker 1: don't have more diagnostic abilities.
Speaker 3: No, put on.
Speaker 1: Top of it, thirty to forty to fifty more people,
Speaker 1: all of whom have profound health difficulties because they have
Speaker 1: not been cared for as kids and teenagers. Now we
Speaker 1: got a problem. So the solution to a massive debt
Speaker 1: is to pile more on top and a climate where
Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin said yesterday that he summoned his more or
Speaker 1: less war Council together to plan ballistic missile attacks on
Speaker 1: European capitals of a non nuclear character. That when America's
Speaker 1: missiles being used to kill Moscovites in Russia, He's going
Speaker 1: to use his supersonic non nuclear missiles to take down
Speaker 1: parts of capitals in Europe. Did the Swifties care about
Speaker 1: that one?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. I might be wrong, I don't
Speaker 3: think so.
Speaker 1: And I'm reading a report card that Brian Combs referenced
Speaker 1: from CPS Cincinnati Public schools.
Speaker 3: By the way, it is so bad in many.
Speaker 1: Public school areas they can't play football games too many
Speaker 1: shots being fired. Of course, many save crimes down right,
Speaker 1: crime is way down. No, crime is way up, but
Speaker 1: enforcement of crime is way down. And I got this
Speaker 1: number directly. This is an incredible number in the CPS system.
Speaker 1: The shows to melt down happening. The number, of course
Speaker 1: CPS is at the bottom of all the testing results.
Speaker 1: But this is a small item in this story written
Speaker 1: in the inquir that says, listen to this number. Forty
Speaker 1: three point seven percent of students at Cincinnati Public schools
Speaker 1: are chronically absent. What was that number again? Forty three
Speaker 1: point seven percent. And if you break it down by race,
Speaker 1: sixty percent of black boys are chronically absent from school.
Speaker 1: One might ask, what in the hell is going on
Speaker 1: around this place? How do you function in the school
Speaker 1: system when forty four percent of the school students are
Speaker 1: chronically absent? Can you function at all? The answer no,
Speaker 1: all it is is an expensive daycare service, That's what
Speaker 1: it is. Then you have a legal system in which
Speaker 1: there's a judgment and municipal court in Cincinnati that gave
Speaker 1: the bus driver who did not have a license, who
Speaker 1: ran over the top of a woman in a crosswalk,
Speaker 1: and any seven year old woman in the crosswalk, and
Speaker 1: there was a judge in Hamley County that gave the
Speaker 1: bus driver probation.
Speaker 4: What.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is a cultural meltdown. And of course, when
Speaker 1: I look to my left on CNN, the efforts to
Speaker 1: limit this is legal immigration, by the way, because they're
Speaker 1: on a quote parole system in Clark County, in Lima
Speaker 1: and Finlay and Dayton that when when that is done,
Speaker 1: it is racist to mention the fact that this is wrong,
Speaker 1: absolutely wrong. We can't afford it, don't We don't have
Speaker 1: the money, we don't have the infrastructure.
Speaker 3: I can imagine.
Speaker 1: I thought about traveling up to Clark County to see
Speaker 1: what's going on this weekend. I can't imagine what it
Speaker 1: looks like to try to get medical treatment because right
Speaker 1: now Medicaid is paying for all the Haitians who've put
Speaker 1: nothing into the system to receive medical benefits. I can't
Speaker 1: imagine what it's like to see a doctor in Clark
Speaker 1: County or in Lima or in Finlay.
Speaker 3: Can't imagine.
Speaker 1: I can't imagine what the what the grocery stores look
Speaker 1: like when all the SNAP benefits are being used paid
Speaker 1: for by others. I can't imagine what it's like on
Speaker 1: on on car crashes of one type or another. There
Speaker 1: was one meme I've seen on YouTube about individuals that
Speaker 1: the car rates insurance rates are skyrocketing in certain locales
Speaker 1: because of all the crashes occurred by individuals who aren't
Speaker 1: licensed to drive, have no conception what driving is. They
Speaker 1: simply drive without a license. It is a meme. It
Speaker 1: is a nice distraction to talk about dogs and cats
Speaker 1: and geese. It's nice, and the media loves that distraction.
Speaker 1: But underlying that distraction is a serious problem that has
Speaker 1: sown within it the destruction of the United States of America.
Speaker 1: From within. We can't afford, we don't have the money.
Speaker 1: We can't tax our way to prosperity. The top one
Speaker 1: percent pay fifty percent of the taxes, the top five
Speaker 1: percent pay eighty five percent, and uh fifty percent of
Speaker 1: taxpayers on balance pay zero in taxes. And these individuals
Speaker 1: from foreign lands come here with a lot of needs
Speaker 1: paid for by you and I that don't pay taxes.
Speaker 1: The great majority of those twenty thousand nations in and
Speaker 1: around Clark County.
Speaker 3: Don't pay taxes at all.
Speaker 1: Some work, yes, good, great majority you want to bet
Speaker 1: on this do not work, and they get the entire
Speaker 1: menu of government benefits at your expense. When we can't
Speaker 1: afford it, can, I say, can't afford it enough. We
Speaker 1: don't have the money. In American history, we've never had
Speaker 1: a trillion dollars in interest on the national debt. I say,
Speaker 1: had a trillion in interest on thirty thirty seven trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: And at the end of this year, we're going to
Speaker 1: add another two trillion dollars to the national debt that
Speaker 1: concludes on September the thirtieth, Another two trillion. As far
Speaker 1: as the eye can see. There's two trillion dollars a year,
Speaker 1: as far as the eye can see. Can we have
Speaker 1: Many times my mom Auntie would tell me, Billy, we
Speaker 1: can't afford that. But we had one car in the
Speaker 1: family for five or six people to drive. And all
Speaker 1: it was is we can't afford that. Has anyone ever
Speaker 1: sat in government, whether it's Trump or whether it's Biden
Speaker 1: or Kamala, we can't afford that. Don't have the money.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, we can't afford that. Billions and billions of
Speaker 1: dollars are being spent on individuals aren't even citizens of
Speaker 1: this country.
Speaker 3: Likely to be gone soon if Trump is.
Speaker 1: Elected, We're gonna these programs expire in twenty twenty six,
Speaker 1: so he's gonna say no more, no Moss, go back home.
Speaker 1: What's that going to look like? It's going to cost
Speaker 1: more money. We can't afford it. We can't afford our military,
Speaker 1: social Security and Medicare. Medicaid is going bust in the
Speaker 1: next eight years, meaning your benefits is going to be
Speaker 1: cut by about thirty percent. We can't afford. We have
Speaker 1: so many openings in the military. Twenty thousand a month
Speaker 1: down in military service because, let's face it, young men
Speaker 1: and women don't want to serve in a country not
Speaker 1: worth saving. That's what they've been taught. Everywhere I look.
Speaker 1: We have horrendous problems in public school systems and the
Speaker 1: behavior in our major cities. High school football games are
Speaker 1: canceled all over the tri State because of the fear
Speaker 1: of being killed at a high school football game. You
Speaker 1: can't attend a Trump rally. You might be murdered at
Speaker 1: a Trump rally, and sometime the next day or two
Speaker 1: there's a disturbing account coming out about the failures of
Speaker 1: the Secret Service relative to the assassination the attempt at
Speaker 1: killing of Donald Trump, and even a Democrat, Richard blue
Speaker 1: and Thal of Connecticut, said he's very troubled by what
Speaker 1: he is seeing in this report. That the agent in
Speaker 1: charge was a DEI hire who was incompetent. There was
Speaker 1: other Secret Service of female Secret Service agent in Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: Butler County who took off duty during the protection status
Speaker 1: in order to nurse her baby, complete meltdown. And now
Speaker 1: Cincinnati cops are going to make one hundred thousand bucks
Speaker 1: a year and guess what they should make? One hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a year putting life and limit risk for
Speaker 1: what we have? So many young people coming out of
Speaker 1: high school incapable of reading and writing and don't even
Speaker 1: attend school, forty three percent chronically absent, and CPS like, well,
Speaker 1: that's no big deal. At least they went up one
Speaker 1: star from one star to two store. That's great. How
Speaker 1: about attending school? How about attending a high school game
Speaker 1: or political rally without getting shot? How about Haitian migrants
Speaker 1: overrunning a community at tremendous expense and never are going
Speaker 1: to assimilate the number one and Haiti his voodooism takes
Speaker 1: short break which scheduled. Mike Dwine, he's on the road again,
Speaker 1: and then we're going to put a call into Mike
Speaker 1: DeWine at one oh five to talk about Clark County.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great American with you every day. You're
Speaker 1: home of the regisd the Bengals News Radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: WW Billy cunning in the Great American that Joe Biden
Speaker 1: and Kamalis Harry's administration gave three hundred thousand Haitians temporary
Speaker 1: legal status in June, they suspended it for a while,
Speaker 1: opening up again about four months ago. About fifteen to
Speaker 1: twenty thousand were settled in Springfield, Ohio, Clark County without
Speaker 1: the governor knowing about her or approving it has simply occurred.
Speaker 1: Joining me now somewhere in his car on the road again,
Speaker 1: is Governor Mike Dwine And Governor Mike Dwine welcome again
Speaker 1: in the Bill Cunningham Show. And Governor, First of all,
Speaker 1: am I correct and stating that you and Ohio government
Speaker 1: did not know the level of individuals coming to Clark County?
Speaker 1: Is that normal when you have a parole program authorized
Speaker 1: by the fence.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they don't notify here. Look, here's what happens under
Speaker 4: this program. Someone comes in, Uh, they say, I'm from
Speaker 4: one of the sixteen countries. Uh that's considered to be
Speaker 4: you know, highly dangerous countries. And this program, uh that
Speaker 4: administration create this program for and they're given basically given
Speaker 4: a card at that point and they can go anywhere.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is the way most people who come
Speaker 4: across the border, whether they're legal when they get here
Speaker 4: or whether they're illegal, that you know, sell them. It
Speaker 4: doesn't do anything to place them. No. Refugees is the
Speaker 4: only exception. There's a small number of refugees that come
Speaker 4: in and they will come into Ohio and you know,
Speaker 4: we will know the number. Uh. And there was a
Speaker 4: there's a full program put on by the federal government. Uh.
Speaker 4: You know they've hired nonprofits to get them sell but
Speaker 4: this this was not the case here. That's just a
Speaker 4: small group of people. But the vast majority of people
Speaker 4: who come in get across that border, you know, they
Speaker 4: check in, they give them a card, and you know,
Speaker 4: they don't tell them where to go. What's happened is
Speaker 4: you know, this has happened built over a period of
Speaker 4: at least two maybe three years, maybe even longer than that.
Speaker 4: You know, Springfields a town of about fifty city of
Speaker 4: about fifty eight thousand people. The estimate is no one
Speaker 4: knows for sure. The estimate is there's about fifteen thousand
Speaker 4: people who are there from Haiti. They came to work.
Speaker 4: The truth is that there were jobs that were not
Speaker 4: getting built. These people came here. They want to work.
Speaker 4: They've been working. When you talk to the employees as
Speaker 4: I employers as I have, what they will tell you
Speaker 4: is I wish I had you know, I still have
Speaker 4: slots open, and I wish I had more people to
Speaker 4: put into those slots because they get up in the
Speaker 4: morning and they go to work. The problem is not
Speaker 4: that we have people coming in. The problem is it's massive.
Speaker 4: And so you know, do the math, what percentage that is.
Speaker 4: There's a pretty big percentage if we've got fifteen thousand
Speaker 4: people coming in what was a city of fifty eight thousand,
Speaker 4: and you know, it's just we never see such a
Speaker 4: influx in such a short relatively short.
Speaker 1: Governor, is there a crisis right now you're in charge
Speaker 1: in the state of Is there a crisis in Springfield,
Speaker 1: Ohio as we speak this Friday afternoon, would you describe
Speaker 1: it as a crisis?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Look, I mean the national precious downhold of it.
Speaker 4: You know, people have been talking about a week. Look,
Speaker 4: this has been an ongoing crisis and it's an ongoing
Speaker 4: thing where you know, as the governor, we have worked
Speaker 4: with Marirou, We've worked for the county commissioners. You know,
Speaker 4: we have people on the ground and we're going to
Speaker 4: keep people on the ground there. And let me just
Speaker 4: define of what the what the problems are. What is
Speaker 4: a health problem? Haiti is a country with very little
Speaker 4: healthcare normally. In the last two years, they've seen doctors
Speaker 4: have fled, hatation, doctors, anybody could get out got out
Speaker 4: why because the president was assassinated and the gangs are
Speaker 4: basically running the country. So everybody's trying to get out
Speaker 4: and doctors have left. So there's very little medical care
Speaker 4: there at all. So you take those fifteen thousand people
Speaker 4: and you know, put them in a community like Springfield,
Speaker 4: there's a lot of catching up to do regard to
Speaker 4: medical care. And some people say, well, why, you know,
Speaker 4: why should we be doing that? Why should you know,
Speaker 4: Mike to wine be worried about that. Why should I
Speaker 4: worry about because look, we take for granted that we
Speaker 4: don't have epidemics of measles anymore, epidemics of looping calls,
Speaker 4: and lord knows what else. And the reason is that
Speaker 4: we basically routinely, just silently. It happens every day that
Speaker 4: moms or dads are bringing their kids in and they're
Speaker 4: getting done the baby shops and they're doing doing these things.
Speaker 4: But you know, it's certainly conceivable that you know, if
Speaker 4: you introduce a large population that's not had that kind
Speaker 4: of medical care, is it will have an impact not
Speaker 4: just on them, We're going to have an impact of
Speaker 4: everybody else. So we have really put an emphasis. We've
Speaker 4: got extra nurses in there to run clinics, and you know,
Speaker 4: I made a commitment three days ago over the next
Speaker 4: two years, we hope you use federal hours to do it.
Speaker 4: We're still working on that, but we've got to get
Speaker 4: it done. And I have more more clinics because this
Speaker 4: is a potentially health problem. The second problem, yeah, the
Speaker 4: second problem is driving. We partlaw in Ohio and I
Speaker 4: don't like this, and I'm going to be asking the
Speaker 4: legislature can change this. But our law in Ohio says
Speaker 4: that if you're eighteen years of age or older, you
Speaker 4: do not have to have any driver's training.
Speaker 5: None.
Speaker 4: Sure up, And that's true. Whether it's someone who's forty
Speaker 4: who walks in, someone who's eighteen who walks in, doesn't
Speaker 4: matter whether eighty or you know where they're from and
Speaker 4: they've lived through all their life, they don't have to
Speaker 4: take drivers train. That's a problem. It's ascerbated by the facts.
Speaker 4: So so what you now have is you have patients
Speaker 4: who are showing up their adults. They don't have to
Speaker 4: take any driver's training, and so they take a test
Speaker 4: and I think they're passing at about a seventeen percent rate.
Speaker 4: But what happens, and the law allows them to do
Speaker 4: this until we change the law, there's something we can do.
Speaker 4: They can come back every day and so they finally passing,
Speaker 4: but that does not mean they are any better drivers.
Speaker 4: And you know, driving in Haiti it is a hazardous
Speaker 4: you know, fram I've been down there a number of times,
Speaker 4: and you know, working with a friend of ours, brother
Speaker 4: Tom Hagen's school down there. Uh, and it's a hazardous
Speaker 4: proposition to be driving. So that is another huge, huge problem.
Speaker 4: And we're trying to introduce some drivers training. You know,
Speaker 4: people say, well, why can they get licensed? Well, that's
Speaker 4: what the law is. The law allows them to get Ever,
Speaker 4: let me.
Speaker 1: Ask you this question, Governor. You're a small town guy
Speaker 1: in Green County. Imagine being a person living your life
Speaker 1: in Springfield, Ohio, and you look around. You can't get
Speaker 1: medical care. The schools are inundated with students that are
Speaker 1: not educationally up to snuff with your kids. The medical
Speaker 1: system is almost near collapse. You can't get emergency room treatment.
Speaker 1: The rents are skyrocketing because Haitians with government support or
Speaker 1: bidding up the rents. So your rents are up, Your
Speaker 1: schools are in terrible condition, the health system is in
Speaker 1: near collapse. The body shops are making a fortune for
Speaker 1: people that can pay. The death of that one kid
Speaker 1: is awful, But that is a terrible issue. So if
Speaker 1: you're living in a small town, Let's say it happened
Speaker 1: in Cedarville, Ohio, where you hail from, and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden you look around and most people are on benefits,
Speaker 1: not working. From Haiti that are here, the great majority
Speaker 1: are not working, and there's not suddenly fifteen thousand more
Speaker 1: jobs in Springfield, Ohio. There might be a one or
Speaker 1: two thousand, but the great majority are in public help.
Speaker 1: The rents are through the roof. Your kids can't get educated.
Speaker 1: The system is called how do you answer to those
Speaker 1: questions of residents of Clark County?
Speaker 4: Look, I feel for the residents. That's why we've been
Speaker 4: involved in this. We've been working on this, will continue
Speaker 4: to work on this. Look, you know, we are a
Speaker 4: compassionate country. But the problem is when you have that
Speaker 4: many people come in a shampure, it's hot. Look, look, Bill,
Speaker 4: you know, if you if you have some data on
Speaker 4: the number of working I would look at it. But
Speaker 4: that's not you know, that is not what we hear.
Speaker 4: What we hear is that we have Pasians who are
Speaker 4: working very, very hard, and you know, they may have children,
Speaker 4: they may have families, and obviously those those are those
Speaker 4: count in the fifteen thousand people. So they came there
Speaker 4: because there were jobs available. The good news for Clark
Speaker 4: County with Springfield is that we have seen in the
Speaker 4: last five ten years rather dramatic increase of companies coming in,
Speaker 4: employing people, putting people to work, and so you know
Speaker 4: that has been a good thing. The bad thing it's been.
Speaker 4: You know, there have been significant vacancies that have been available,
Speaker 4: so you know, the peopless came here. We can only
Speaker 4: assume for really two reasons. Why is to work and
Speaker 4: the other is, you know, for generations, whether it's your
Speaker 4: family or my family. You know, my family ended up
Speaker 4: coming from a potato fam in Ireland and the eighteen
Speaker 4: forties ended up in Yellow Springs, and we suspect that
Speaker 4: the reason they did is because there were other Irish
Speaker 4: they are and so you know, other Germans go where
Speaker 4: Germans are historically, and so that's that's the other reason
Speaker 4: that we have that in in in the Springful But look,
Speaker 4: as governor, there's things I can control, there's things I
Speaker 4: can't control, and so my job is to try to,
Speaker 4: you know, to deal with the challenges that we face
Speaker 4: in Springfield and to help mayor Root, to help all
Speaker 4: the elected officials as they work their way through this.
Speaker 4: With the understanding that I, you know, fully understand people
Speaker 4: in Springfield being very, very concerned about this. I am
Speaker 4: very concerned about it. I also understand that you have
Speaker 4: people who are Asians who if you listen to the
Speaker 4: employers and there's the reason that players gonna lie about this,
Speaker 4: are telling us they're working very they're hard or workers.
Speaker 4: We got to get we got to manage our way
Speaker 4: through this. It's not something that we created, not something
Speaker 4: that people in Springfield created, but it's it's it's Governor,
Speaker 4: I have an obligation and I'm certainly taking it very
Speaker 4: seriously to do everything we can to protect the people
Speaker 4: in Springfield. Now we've had something in the last two
Speaker 4: days is this thing has gone viral. It's become a
Speaker 4: national issue. That's all right, But what's happened is we're
Speaker 4: now getting bomb threats all the time. Uh. So we
Speaker 4: have moved in. I'm not going to talk about what
Speaker 4: we're doing with security, but uh, you know, we are
Speaker 4: reacting to that, taking it very seriously and getting the
Speaker 4: help that the local the Springfield police and law enforcement
Speaker 4: needs in in that community. It's a sad thing that
Speaker 4: we have very very sick peopleoard or evil people who
Speaker 4: think that it's really funny to pick up the phone
Speaker 4: and say that a bomb's going to go off in
Speaker 4: a Springfield school.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: And then you know, people have to we have to
Speaker 4: go in and have a great caution, you know, make
Speaker 4: sure that that is that is not free. And the
Speaker 4: other thing we're putting more, We're putting more highway patrol
Speaker 4: in and we're going to continue to need.
Speaker 3: Other and the other thing.
Speaker 1: You may not be aware of this, but they're new schools,
Speaker 1: high schools in Cincinnati that cannot have high school football
Speaker 1: games tonight because of all the shots being fired around
Speaker 1: Taft High School and North College Hill. That it is
Speaker 1: not safe in Cincinnati to go to a high school
Speaker 1: football game. I'm sure deren Lix and mentally deranged individuals
Speaker 1: may want to cause more havoc. Think it's funny to
Speaker 1: call in a bomb thread or to say I'm gonna
Speaker 1: shoot up at school. What's happening all the time in America?
Speaker 1: Which is sad? On the issue of geese and dogs
Speaker 1: and cats, of course, I've seen the nine to one
Speaker 1: one calls. You've probably heard them too about about the
Speaker 1: geese being tracked down. But politically, instead of focusing on
Speaker 1: the issues that you just discussed, the mainstream media wants
Speaker 1: to talk about dogs and cats being barbecued instead of
Speaker 1: the deeper divide. Can you put the rest of the
Speaker 1: idea that cats and dogs and geese are being killed
Speaker 1: for their flesh.
Speaker 4: Here's what we know. There's no we have no avalanche
Speaker 4: that anguish eating a dog or pat in Springfield, locile.
Speaker 4: I mean that just just just absolutely zero, zero zero
Speaker 4: evidence of about what we do have is you know, we
Speaker 4: went back, we've checked all the things that High Department
Speaker 4: Natural Resources. Of course, a goose is a wild animal.
Speaker 4: These are Canadian geese we're talking about. There's somebody's These
Speaker 4: are geese that are out, you know, in in parks
Speaker 4: and doing what these do with parks. There's two reports.
Speaker 4: One report was March. One report was August that saw
Speaker 4: someone in Springfield carrying in one case they're putting two
Speaker 4: geese down into a bag. In another case, they're carrying
Speaker 4: what appeared to be dead gets along. Those were the
Speaker 4: reports that came in. One was anonymous. Therefore we couldn't
Speaker 4: run it down, impossible to run it down. The other one,
Speaker 4: the High Department Natural Resources tried to run down, trying
Speaker 4: to reach a person who left a name, but the
Speaker 4: phone no one ever ever ever picked up the phone,
Speaker 4: So we have no way of knowing, you know, if
Speaker 4: those were sure or not. They very well maybe true.
Speaker 4: Like we just you know, we just don't know, but
Speaker 4: those are the only two reports. And again these are
Speaker 4: these are wild bees and you know look out of
Speaker 4: season and that would be it would be illegal. And
Speaker 4: the high deburbnacal resources. You know, if they found the
Speaker 4: person who is doing it would have prosecuted.
Speaker 1: Now, it's fair to say that it's really unfair to
Speaker 1: the people of whether it's Ada, Lima, Cedarville or Springfield,
Speaker 1: to have this thrust upon them and the taxpayers are
Speaker 1: picking up all the expenses directly or indirectly. It's not
Speaker 1: fair to them that they're thrust into the national limelight
Speaker 1: being called races and other names because of the color
Speaker 1: of these immigrants.
Speaker 3: Would you agree with that statement, absolutely?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Look, this is what we have. Ultimately, you have
Speaker 4: to look at the big picture here. We ultimately have
Speaker 4: to get control of the border. And this has not happened,
Speaker 4: and you know it is poorous and we see all
Speaker 4: the problems on the border and now we see you know,
Speaker 4: you're seeing those those challenges come certainly come come to Ohio.
Speaker 4: So we have to do two things.
Speaker 2: It's easy to.
Speaker 4: Say, I guess it's not about because haven't been done yet.
Speaker 4: But we've got to get control of the border. Uh.
Speaker 4: And once we get control of the border, then we
Speaker 4: have to have a rational discussion about you know, who
Speaker 4: comes into this country uh legally and who does not
Speaker 4: come into this and that's but but we never can
Speaker 4: have that really that debate for that discussion, uh, when
Speaker 4: we have a forest border and everyone is so you know,
Speaker 4: very legitimately concerned about the fact that we're not stopping
Speaker 4: people at the border, and so we never get to
Speaker 4: the real discussion that we should be able to have
Speaker 4: to the benefit of the United States.
Speaker 1: And were Governor, would you agree that there's one candidate
Speaker 1: running for the presidency that wants to stop this program,
Speaker 1: and there's another candidate that wants to make it bigger.
Speaker 1: So therefore Trump says enough as an enough, Kamala Harris says,
Speaker 1: bring it on.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Look, I think I think Bill, the majority of
Speaker 4: people in the polls, so guess agree that Trump would
Speaker 4: be stronger with the border. They agree that he would
Speaker 4: be stronger when the economy. They agreed he would be
Speaker 4: stronger in regard to the inslation issue. So I mean
Speaker 4: those are three big, big, big, big issue.
Speaker 1: All right, Governor, I know you're on their way somewhere,
Speaker 1: hopefully Clark Clark County.
Speaker 3: Is not fare go ahead.
Speaker 4: Williams County, Williams, Williams by Lucas. Yeah, well it's it's
Speaker 4: further on. It's further on. It's the north west corner
Speaker 4: of the state. If Frand and I are headed up
Speaker 4: there to help them celebrate their their vices.
Speaker 1: Let's see if you can find some Haitians in Williams County.
Speaker 1: That's that's west to Lucas County. But Governor, thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on, and we're thrusting the problems.
Speaker 3: That we didn't cause, but we have to solve.
Speaker 1: And Governor DeWine, thank you for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Mike with you, Thank you, God bless you.
Speaker 3: Let's continue.
Speaker 1: And by the way, fran did pay off the cherry
Speaker 1: pie she lost there. You heard it, your comments. Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham with you every day. You're home of the Reds
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 6: Do way forward and turn the page on the last
Speaker 6: decade of what I believe has been contrary to where
Speaker 6: the spirit of our country really lies.
Speaker 7: With the last decade, of course, the last three and
Speaker 7: a half years has been part of your administration.
Speaker 6: I'm talking about an era that started about a decade ago.
Speaker 1: Seg Man. Yeah, Tom and Dian Weiedman are here. Weed
Speaker 1: Men's going to talk about a great charity event. But
Speaker 1: first of all, I have some stats. Are you ready
Speaker 1: for some stats?
Speaker 3: Why not? We don't have too much choice, do we
Speaker 3: none at all? Okay?
Speaker 1: First two games to Joe Burrow, assuming he loses at
Speaker 1: Kansas City, Yeah, that makes him one and nine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, correct, one win, nine losses.
Speaker 1: If they lose in Kansas City, that means Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: is four and six the last ten games he started.
Speaker 1: Tell me again about Joe Burrow?
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Speaker 1: Tom, you brought in your lovely young trophy wife. But
Speaker 1: first of all, I want to talk about Michigan football
Speaker 1: a little bit. Who's what's investment, sir, Michigan football, the
Speaker 1: red starting pitching staff, TUA or the Bengals.
Speaker 3: Who's in worst shape? I would say there, it's.
Speaker 1: The Reds starting pitches, not the best, not the best.
Speaker 1: Sagurny started. Do we know their pitchers are in the
Speaker 1: land of the twinkies? Have no idea? Thank you and
Speaker 1: Dian Weiman. It's a big event going on about a
Speaker 1: week from tomorrow. Explain to the American people what's going on.
Speaker 9: So we're with the Ovarian Cancer Lines of Greater Cincinnati.
Speaker 9: It's a local, all volunteer charity, no office, no employees,
Speaker 9: no overhead.
Speaker 3: Kind of like this building, yep, kind of like this.
Speaker 9: There's percent of all of our expenditures go to our mission.
Speaker 3: And the mission is very simple.
Speaker 9: We want to raise awareness ofaverarian cancer and the symptoms
Speaker 9: because bavarian cancer is called the silent killing.
Speaker 3: And you had it, and I had you contracted.
Speaker 9: I had it thirteen and a half years ago.
Speaker 3: It looked great. Thanks well four times.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I had four times in five years, and my
Speaker 9: last surgery was eight and a half years.
Speaker 3: Here, you looked like Malania Trump a little bit. Not
Speaker 3: quite Nobody can see but not quite.
Speaker 1: Well, hold up the microphone, people can see. Okay, And
Speaker 1: so you've come over it. You're in remission doing what good?
Speaker 3: Great?
Speaker 9: Yeah, So we just want to we want to raise
Speaker 9: awareness and educate women about the symptoms, and we want
Speaker 9: to support our survivors and raise the money for research
Speaker 9: for a cure. Last eight and a half years, we
Speaker 9: raised over two million dollars or you've donated to research,
Speaker 9: and we donate directly to the research.
Speaker 3: We don't put it to in order. It's a tough
Speaker 3: one to tough. It's a tough one.
Speaker 9: So only forty six survival rate, it's the worst of all.
Speaker 3: You beat the odds already.
Speaker 9: Well, my mine was stage three, so I was only
Speaker 9: thirty six percent chance to make it five years, not
Speaker 9: to survive, to only make.
Speaker 4: It five years.
Speaker 3: Now, you look better than you looked ten years ago. Probably. Second,
Speaker 3: please please continue with sports.
Speaker 8: Well you have the uh let's see uh tim U T. Higgins,
Speaker 8: mister Jenkins and mimes are doubtful.
Speaker 3: Jenkins Sunday. Isn't he from Michigan. Yeah, he's got a
Speaker 3: thumb injury. If I had a bad thumb, I'd chew
Speaker 3: it off and keep playing.
Speaker 8: But the Chiefs are without Hollywood Brown, one of their
Speaker 8: better wide receivers on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Hollywood, Well, he is aw about t Higgins.
Speaker 8: He is under gonna He's gonna undergo surgery for his
Speaker 8: stern oclavical cavical occer injury.
Speaker 3: You can even that. I don't know, is that I
Speaker 3: have no idea.
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Speaker 3: After the game. You got that right? High school football? Oh?
Speaker 3: How about this? Any shots fired tonight? Yet?
Speaker 8: Speaking of the Twins, they have released a minor league
Speaker 8: catcher named Derek Bender after he told opposing hitters the
Speaker 8: types of pitches that were coming to the plate during
Speaker 8: at bats in a game last week that his team
Speaker 8: and that eliminated his team from the playoffs in Single
Speaker 8: A baseball. Really, here comes a catcher, He said, hey,
Speaker 8: come lord Charles, he was playing for the Fort Myers
Speaker 8: Mighty Muscles. Sounds like an ed problem there, so he
Speaker 8: told multiple hitters on the Lakeland Flying Tigers flying the
Speaker 8: specific pitches that were being thrown by starter Ross Dunn.
Speaker 3: Is he related to Tony Bender? Our program director? Are
Speaker 3: they related?
Speaker 8: I made, here comes a curveball, but I guess I mean,
Speaker 8: here comes right down Broadway? He's been released. High school
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Speaker 3: The big game, of course, is dere Park. Who do
Speaker 3: they play? Well, you went there, you ought to know
Speaker 3: who they play? Tom weedman, I can't say, Diane.
Speaker 8: He's worried about Sycamore. They got three and oh the
Speaker 8: Mighty Midi's of Middletown rolling in rainbow Cole Raine still
Speaker 8: looking for that elusive first wins from two years?
Speaker 3: Will they won again?
Speaker 8: The play Islanders a mighty west Side rivalry right there
Speaker 8: and Taylor Taylor takes on the park Tonight on Bill
Speaker 8: Cunningham Drive dear Bill Cunningham, Dry Boulevard in the stadium.
Speaker 3: Man Deer Park needs to upgrade its schedule.
Speaker 1: Maybe they could play Cole Rain, which had been won
Speaker 1: a games since twenty twenty two?
Speaker 3: Is that correct? I think so?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is us twelve in a row? How are we looking?
Speaker 4: Not?
Speaker 3: Not good? Maybe maybe to night will be the Maybe tonight,
Speaker 3: I e the night? I doubt it. So other than that,
Speaker 3: let's see what else?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 8: College football tomorrow? Let's not forget that, bark Kats and RedHawks.
Speaker 8: What about Michiattle with the victory bell in Oxford eleven?
Speaker 8: Am Arkansas State?
Speaker 3: Eh, Arkansas State might have a win there, It's entirely possible.
Speaker 3: How about this Jenkins guys, they lost a number three
Speaker 3: for crying out loud.
Speaker 8: They could get fans from the stands and beat Arkansas State.
Speaker 3: No, I don't know. Let's see. Oh how about this?
Speaker 3: Will he this?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 8: This rivalry is the oldest non conference rivalry in college football,
Speaker 8: started in eighteen eighty eight, and this is the second
Speaker 8: to last scheduled meeting on the grid iron between the
Speaker 8: Cats and the Hawks.
Speaker 3: There are reports, though, report.
Speaker 8: That's the series plans to continue in some capacity going
Speaker 8: Forward likely to be at a neutral site type deal
Speaker 8: every few seasons.
Speaker 1: I talked to John Cunningham who tells me he my
Speaker 1: brother wants to go to pay Court Stadium and they
Speaker 1: fill up pay Corpse Stadium.
Speaker 3: I don't think I don't think so.
Speaker 1: No, what about the idea of Sycamore Township building a
Speaker 1: brand new Bengals Stadium if you thought about that, I
Speaker 1: know David Young and Warren County.
Speaker 8: Some of that land off the land on the left
Speaker 8: of Kenwood Town Center over there.
Speaker 3: How about how about over on Rending Road. We own
Speaker 3: a few.
Speaker 1: Acres, plenty of room, the only plenty of room parking
Speaker 1: Tony Pike, no parking problem. How about the shots far
Speaker 1: to high school games? Any reports last night? But Tavian
Speaker 1: Schroeder they called it off. They had that shooting down
Speaker 1: there at taff High School. You know, crime is down here.
Speaker 8: And then they had the what uh uh who was it?
Speaker 8: At the North College Hill game. They called that off.
Speaker 8: And then this week my Miami Valley Christian Academy will
Speaker 8: not play at North College ChIL tonight. But Mike McConnell
Speaker 8: school said, we're not going. Crime is way down. You
Speaker 8: understand that. How about crime up and enforcement down? Is
Speaker 8: that really the case?
Speaker 1: Nice yet, as Mike McConnell said that, I heard him
Speaker 1: say that once again, Diane, what is the website if
Speaker 1: American people want to get more involved?
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Speaker 1: Get involved, don't curse the darkness light of cannon. And
Speaker 1: you look good despite what Tom Weedman says about you.
Speaker 1: I think you're a very attractivety.
Speaker 3: Thank you. I got that going for me. Good luck
Speaker 3: for Michigan playing Arkansas A and T.
Speaker 4: Is that it?
Speaker 3: Arkansas State? I'm sorry, Arkansas Stack get it together with.
Speaker 3: Jenkins got a bad thumb. What's notre name him this week?
Speaker 1: Purdue the boiler Makers. Jenkins said, his thumb up his
Speaker 1: ass most of his time.
Speaker 3: That's why it's hurting him. That true as far as
Speaker 3: we know.
Speaker 1: Segment give me out of the students report.
Speaker 8: Of a beautiful day here in the tri State and
Speaker 8: everybody have a good weekend. We leave you with the
Speaker 8: immortal words of the Stewod Report.
Speaker 4: If you don't think you have a problem in your community,
Speaker 4: you're probably wrong.
Speaker 1: That's in Clark Brownfield, Springfield, Ohio. Are you welcoming ten
Speaker 1: thousand Haitian immigrants in the Sycamore town?
Speaker 3: That's a negative. That's a negative. That's I don't thank you.
Speaker 3: Good luck.
Speaker 1: Second, you need help. On news radio seven hundred, you
Speaker 1: all to be back to the commercials.
Speaker 3: On the day I was born. So this dog got
Speaker 3: around nigg east to the wide windows at the door
Speaker 3: they have found.
Speaker 2: Then pop up. Leave this little level h This.
Speaker 3: Can tell not a way thought.
Speaker 4: I was bad at the bowl.
Speaker 3: Bad of the bowl, bad of the bowl.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's continue. Whenever stop, we simply continue from the
Speaker 1: ap and New Nation. The Biden Harris administration gave three
Speaker 1: hundred thousand Haitians temporary legal status in June. It was
Speaker 1: stopped for a couple months because of all the fraud
Speaker 1: that was going on, and it was restarted about a
Speaker 1: month ago. This will allow large numbers of Haitians and
Speaker 1: others to stay here legally until at least February of
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six. It's causing havoc and Springfield, Ohio, also
Speaker 1: large parts of Pennsylvania, Michigan, et cetera. Joan you and
Speaker 1: I now is Leland Vider News Nation. Who has a
Speaker 1: perspective from a national perspective? What's going on? Leland Viverter,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham shown Leland. What do
Speaker 1: you say to an American living in Georgia, Arizona, Tennessee
Speaker 1: who suddenly, over a period of months, wakes up and
Speaker 1: your population is swollen by about thirty percent and individuals
Speaker 1: Shaw said, the culturally do not fit and we're put there.
Speaker 1: The rents are going up, it's impossible to get medical care,
Speaker 1: the schools are overrun, and then the mean begins about
Speaker 1: geese and about dogs and cats, and suddenly you're left
Speaker 1: to one under, Hey, dude, what happened to my country?
Speaker 1: So what would you say, Leyland Villa to the argument
Speaker 1: that small town America can unhandle the influx of legals
Speaker 1: under a parole system coming into their city and their county,
Speaker 1: what would you.
Speaker 7: Say, Well, what has happened I think over the past
Speaker 7: week is the rest of the country, and by that specifically,
Speaker 7: I mean Washington, New York, and the media is finally
Speaker 7: confronted with the reality that so many Americans in towns
Speaker 7: just like Springfield, Ohio. There's one hundred Springfields across the country,
Speaker 7: there's a thousand are dealing with and living through because
Speaker 7: of this enormous influx of sometimes sort of legal, sometimes
Speaker 7: illegal immigration that has come in and totally changed the
Speaker 7: makeup of these towns.
Speaker 3: And it's just right crime.
Speaker 7: It's the car accident epidemic that we heard about in Springfield.
Speaker 7: It's rents going through the roof, it's issues with school,
Speaker 7: it's issues with medical care. The list goes on and on,
Speaker 7: and I think you, in an odd way, is sort
Speaker 7: of outrageous as they're eating pets and kidnapping dogs.
Speaker 2: Was It's the.
Speaker 7: Comment is really beside the point that Donald Trump made
Speaker 7: to this extraordinarily real and difficult issue.
Speaker 1: And you bring up one hundred towns, five hundred towns
Speaker 1: or whatever it is happening all over the country. And
Speaker 1: I have a question whether you think the polling is
Speaker 1: reaching down to the groundwater of this problem in which
Speaker 1: large numbers of Americans, black, white, Hispanic, and otherwise might say,
Speaker 1: you know, what. We can't take this anymore. This is
Speaker 1: not right. Maybe Springfield, Clark County, maybe Tennessee, Michigan could
Speaker 1: put up with five one hundred or one thousand because
Speaker 1: there's some jobs availability, but not fifteen to twenty thousand
Speaker 1: with profound health problems. Along with Mike DeWine, the governor
Speaker 1: said that about seventeen percent of hations past the driver's
Speaker 1: test in Ohio, but that doesn't keep them from driving.
Speaker 1: And then the school system is completely imagined. A fourteen
Speaker 1: year old illiterate from Port to Prince in the third
Speaker 1: grade because that's where his academic achievement is and imagine
Speaker 1: snap benefits have gone four times up, paid for it,
Speaker 1: largely by the state of Ohio. You put all this together,
Speaker 1: do you think it is possible that this is the
Speaker 1: issue that will defeat Kamala Harris because she's in favor
Speaker 1: of this and the Trumpster opposes it. He said, elect me,
Speaker 1: this will stop. She says, elect me, this will continue.
Speaker 1: On steroids, is that an issue that posters have not
Speaker 1: yet touched.
Speaker 7: Well, the posters have definitely touched it. Because immigration or
Speaker 7: the border, however you want to define it, consistently ranks
Speaker 7: as the number two issue even among Democrats. The importance
Speaker 7: of the border or immigration, depending on how you want
Speaker 7: to define the issue.
Speaker 2: Is going up. And the immigration.
Speaker 7: Issue is becoming a proxy for all of the things
Speaker 7: that you laid out, the crime explosion, the car accident,
Speaker 7: academic the housing crisis, school overcrowding, on and on and on.
Speaker 7: So yes, I think I think there's a little bit
Speaker 7: deeper point, though I don't. I don't buy that the
Speaker 7: polling is not picking up issues. It may be under
Speaker 7: counting Donald Trump's support, and it did that in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 7: it did that in twenty twenty. But I'd argue it's
Speaker 7: one more there's one more thing here. It is exposing
Speaker 7: to and I will call it the elite media, but
Speaker 7: the pro Harris media that lives in the bubbles of
Speaker 7: New York and LA and Washington, d C. It is
Speaker 7: putting in their face the reason that a number of
Speaker 7: Donald Trump supporters support Donald Trump, because, as you pointed out,
Speaker 7: Kamala Harris looks at these issu and says, hey, this
Speaker 7: is what America's about. Is bringing all of these people
Speaker 7: here and giving them all these benefits, whether they come legally,
Speaker 7: whether they come illegally, whether it's good for America, whether
Speaker 7: we have jobs, doesn't matter. The more the merrier. And
Speaker 7: she said that during her debates, right which you wouldn't
Speaker 7: I legalize illegal immigration? And then you have Donald Trump
Speaker 7: who looks at these folks facing all of these issues
Speaker 7: we've laid out and goes, it's not your fault and
Speaker 7: I'm going to fix it.
Speaker 3: Well, who do you.
Speaker 2: Think they're going to pick?
Speaker 1: Well, I think it's ninety percent Donald Trump. And when
Speaker 1: I talk to Clark County Springfield, Ohio residents, they'll tell
Speaker 1: you that if it's one hundred or five hundred, that's
Speaker 1: one thing, but fifteen twenty thousand, the great majority do
Speaker 1: not work. There aren't that many jobs in Clark County
Speaker 1: to fill, and there are some that are working, and
Speaker 1: the great majority do not. And the other thing that
Speaker 1: calls many Americans is that once you have legal status
Speaker 1: under a parole program under Harrison Biden, you then give
Speaker 1: to these illegals from terrible parts of the world, you
Speaker 1: of government benefits that many times Americans do not have
Speaker 1: a great expense. And no one contacted the governor of
Speaker 1: Ohio or the governor of Missouri saying, guess what we're
Speaker 1: going to bring about twenty to fifty thousand illegals into
Speaker 1: your state. Get ready. No one's contacting local officials and
Speaker 1: saying get ready for this, as if you can get
Speaker 1: ready for it. And so when the issue is raised
Speaker 1: and you bring up the mainstream meeting so called legacy
Speaker 1: liberal media, they talk about geese and dogs and cats,
Speaker 1: which is the reason they're covering it, because this has
Speaker 1: been happening in your city of New York City, in
Speaker 1: which Mayor Adam said, we can't take it anymore. There's
Speaker 1: too much here. Chicago is overwhelmed. The mayor there has
Speaker 1: lost complete control the behavior. And so everywhere in America
Speaker 1: you said a five hundred towns might be a thousand.
Speaker 1: It's affected by thistive negatively. And lastly, before I there's
Speaker 1: a question in here somewhere. It came out a couple
Speaker 1: of days ago the GEO said that for the first
Speaker 1: time in American history, the interest on the national debt
Speaker 1: is more than than one trillion dollars per year.
Speaker 3: Now that doesn't mean much to a swifty, but I
Speaker 3: would say that.
Speaker 1: When you talk about one trillion dollars a year in
Speaker 1: interest on the national debt, that is a number that
Speaker 1: is unfathomable, and that's going up because next year we're
Speaker 1: going to borrow another two trillion dollars, but on top
Speaker 1: of the pile with more interest and swifties don't understand
Speaker 1: that whatsoever.
Speaker 3: And so I'm looking at this thing. Sown in the end.
Speaker 1: Of this issue is the destruction of the currency of
Speaker 1: the United States of America. Whether it's Medicaid, whether it's
Speaker 1: food stamps, whether it's SSI Disability assistance, government support programs,
Speaker 1: Obama phones, et cetera. It's over the top. No one
Speaker 1: says we can't afford this. Probably Leland Vidett, when you
Speaker 1: were a young man, you may want to do a
Speaker 1: few things, but you would say to your wife or
Speaker 1: girlfriend or whatever, you know, we can't afford that. And
Speaker 1: when you were a kid, my mother often said to me, Billy,
Speaker 1: we can't afford that. No one says any more to
Speaker 1: a politician. And under Donald Trump there was an eight
Speaker 1: trillion dollar edition, and under Bien's going to be another
Speaker 1: eight trillion. No one ever says we can't afford this. Now,
Speaker 1: do you think, Leyland vettered we can't afford this?
Speaker 7: Well, I think we can't afford this. I think we
Speaker 7: can't afford a lot of things.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how.
Speaker 7: Cutting taxes so there's no taxes on overtime helps. This
Speaker 7: helps it all, which was Donald Trump's proposal yesterday, in
Speaker 7: addition to no taxes on tips. We'll see if Kamala
Speaker 7: Harris steals that one as well. I think what you're
Speaker 7: getting at, and I think it's a really important point,
Speaker 7: is that there is absolutely no desire and I think
Speaker 7: this is true from both sides to solve the real
Speaker 7: problems that exist in America. Does Donald Trump want to
Speaker 7: close the border shore? But when it comes to dealing
Speaker 7: with the fiscal issues in America, which is going to
Speaker 7: be painful for us to deal with, but we need
Speaker 7: to zero interest by either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris
Speaker 7: to deal with those. When it comes to making the
Speaker 7: hard compromises which would be required to deal with twenty
Speaker 7: people twenty million people who are here illegally, either Donald
Speaker 7: Trump nor Kamala Harris seem to have any desire to
Speaker 7: do that and to deal with the compromises that would
Speaker 7: be required. No one wants to deal with Social Security
Speaker 7: or Medicare in the insolvency issues. Okay, so that to
Speaker 7: me cuts across both both political parties, and the people
Speaker 7: who get hurt the most, as per usual, are you know,
Speaker 7: the bottom third half of the economic population of America.
Speaker 1: And the Swifties don't understand that either. They're thinking, okay
Speaker 1: and am I was eighteen nineteen twenty. I did not
Speaker 1: have a vision of a national treasury problem or a
Speaker 1: difficulty in the larger issues. I didn't think about it.
Speaker 1: For example of Vladimir Putin putting this war council together
Speaker 1: to launch non nuclear missiles against European capitals because he
Speaker 1: says that if American missiles keep hitting of Russians and
Speaker 1: killing Russians in Moscow, that's war, and I'm going to
Speaker 1: fire non nuclear missiles at other capitals in Europe. Swifties
Speaker 1: don't know about that issue either. They don't understand that
Speaker 1: the one point two million American jobs lost the past
Speaker 1: twelve months filled by one point three million illegals filling
Speaker 1: those jobs.
Speaker 7: Oh, Bill, you have me, But you keep talking about
Speaker 7: the Swifties, and I feel like you're sort of talking.
Speaker 7: I think it's fair to say pejoratively about is it
Speaker 7: just people who look to Taylor Swift music or is
Speaker 7: it the youth of America.
Speaker 1: The youth, the youth of America, and I think especially
Speaker 1: the Swifties care about what Taylor says for them to do.
Speaker 1: And I'm told by the media she's going to sign
Speaker 1: up five hundred thousand new voters who are going to
Speaker 1: vote because Taylor Swift tells them to vote. You know,
Speaker 1: I often say Leland Vetter, a person shouldn't vote. They
Speaker 1: should cast a ballot, they should become informed on the issues.
Speaker 1: I hate it when I go to vote and there's
Speaker 1: somebody in front of me having to read a long
Speaker 1: issue one and they don't understand who's running, what's this?
Speaker 3: What's that?
Speaker 1: You cast a ballot, you don't vote. And I don't
Speaker 1: think I cast a ballot till I was in my thirties.
Speaker 1: I kind of knew what the hell was going on
Speaker 1: in the world. And young folks don't know what's going
Speaker 1: on in the world, and they react to things like
Speaker 1: student loan debt forgiveness which will never happen, or they
Speaker 1: react to things like abortion as if they're going to
Speaker 1: get one in the morning. They react to things that
Speaker 1: are irrelevant to TikTok. We live in the TikTok generation
Speaker 1: and you know that urinates me off too, Leland Vitter,
Speaker 1: I get all pissed off sitting here. I'm thinking, what
Speaker 1: in the hell happened to my country?
Speaker 3: And I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like that one scene in the movie. I
Speaker 1: can't take it anymore about what's happening in the country.
Speaker 1: I don't want the Swifties and the TikTokers determining the
Speaker 1: future of our country.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying, I do.
Speaker 7: I just don't agree with you.
Speaker 2: I know exactly what I know.
Speaker 7: Exactly what you say is the bill. It's Friday, Okay,
Speaker 7: this is a weekend to get some Greaters ice cream
Speaker 7: and enjoy fall golf. Kay, yes, don't, don't, don't. Yes, Yes,
Speaker 7: life's gonna be okay. Okay, people, people, I guarantee you
Speaker 7: your parents' generation was saying the same thing about you,
Speaker 7: about the youth of America. Okay, when you guys, all
Speaker 7: you know, grew your hair long and smoked pot and
Speaker 7: did whatever else you all did in the city seventies. Okay, Uh,
Speaker 7: that's that comes as.
Speaker 3: A huge surprise to all of us.
Speaker 7: But every generation looks at the next generation or two
Speaker 7: generations down, and all these kids don't understand anything. Okay, now,
Speaker 7: is there something to be said for good times create
Speaker 7: soft men? And that's happened. And now as a country,
Speaker 7: we are obsessed with things that are luxury items to
Speaker 7: be obsessed and worried about and to fight about because
Speaker 7: we don't really have any real problems and there's real
Speaker 7: problems on the horizon we're not dealing with. Sure, But
Speaker 7: I have found that when I talked to the youth
Speaker 7: of America and when we go out and do our
Speaker 7: reporting out across the country, you find kids who are
Speaker 7: very much engaged. The economy is the number one issue
Speaker 7: for them, and especially young men, which is I think
Speaker 7: where you would where I would go with this, are
Speaker 7: becoming more engaged than ever I hope in politics, I hope,
Speaker 7: and they are doing so because they're worried about number
Speaker 7: one issue, the economy, and number two issue, number two
Speaker 7: the cultural issues in America that have the face of
Speaker 7: America changing. So I don't know, Bill, maybe it's my
Speaker 7: youth and inexperience, but I got a little more hope
Speaker 7: than you.
Speaker 3: Do, Leylan.
Speaker 1: The song says, every generation blames the one before, and
Speaker 1: at some point every generation the country is going to
Speaker 1: hell in a handbasket. And uh, at some point some
Speaker 1: generation might be right, and I hope this is not
Speaker 1: the one that they were right.
Speaker 7: They might they might be, But you know what, you're
Speaker 7: counting on my generation for your social Security and God
Speaker 7: of care, so you're welcome.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what. My social Security is not
Speaker 1: too important to me. But nonetheless I love getting a
Speaker 1: check every month for about four thousand dollars, and I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: do I need no taxes on my Social Security benefits
Speaker 1: that I receive? It doesn't make any difference. However, it
Speaker 1: does explode the debt, and unless something changes in about
Speaker 1: eight years, social Security is going down by about twenty
Speaker 1: five or thirty percent. And neither Trump nor Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: will deal without it all because it's painful and we
Speaker 1: can't deal with.
Speaker 7: I got a good niche for you, though, Bill, I
Speaker 7: got a good niche for you. The Irs will accept
Speaker 7: any check you send them. You do your part as
Speaker 7: a great American. Figure out what the tax rate is
Speaker 7: on your Social Security check and you send it in.
Speaker 7: They will cash the check.
Speaker 1: I pay it, and you can always pay extra money
Speaker 1: based upon that big income you had from news nation.
Speaker 1: You can always send them more money. Go ahead, big
Speaker 1: my day. All right, Well, Leland, we bat it around
Speaker 1: pretty good. But every generation blames the one before. And uh,
Speaker 1: I just don't like the idea of swift. He's determining
Speaker 1: the outcome of this election. All right, Leland vintered every
Speaker 1: night on News Nation. Thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham for show, and God bless you this Friday afternoon.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Leland, thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, I may take his advice and go get
Speaker 1: some Greater's ice cream and some Skyline. Those are two
Speaker 1: of the four food groups on news Radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: l W.
Speaker 6: And by doing that and all that that requires, which
Speaker 6: is the hard work, the practice working as.
Speaker 10: A team, knowing that you will be undefeated even if
Speaker 10: you don't win every game. But no circumstance or event
Speaker 10: or moment will defeat your spirit.
Speaker 3: Hell hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: You know, if we have to listen to that for
Speaker 1: the next four eight years, I'm going to go to
Speaker 1: Madagascar and breed Moto dragons, You and me both. I
Speaker 1: won't be able to take it. Now, how about the
Speaker 1: politics of joy and hope? They say Trump is a rape, racist,
Speaker 1: a sexist, a homophobe, he's a crook, and he's fat
Speaker 1: and ugly. Let's have peace in comm in the campaign
Speaker 1: of joy. Okay, can we have some joy around here?
Speaker 1: And I guarantee you one thing.
Speaker 8: If the Trumpster got in, he get these two astronauts back.
Speaker 3: It'd be back in the morning.
Speaker 8: Didn't Didn't they get the Apollo thirteen guys back with
Speaker 8: Tom Hanks?
Speaker 3: That was Tom Hanks? You know, yeah? They got him back,
Speaker 3: did they? Failure is not an option.
Speaker 8: All those two people are up there, they were supposed
Speaker 8: to be back like three months ago.
Speaker 3: They're up there now to February.
Speaker 1: Saying it's the politics of joy and happiness. But Trump
Speaker 1: supporters are rapist, sexist, homophobes who somehow want to be
Speaker 1: a dictator.
Speaker 3: Well, let's talk about joy. Can we segment? Yeah?
Speaker 8: But one thing is I read the other day, which
Speaker 8: is unbelievable, Andy Mack that the lady that was with
Speaker 8: David Murer on the lady Davis, Yeah, she was a
Speaker 8: sorority sister with Harris.
Speaker 3: Explained that one to me. How about that? Why would
Speaker 3: the Trump put himself in that environment?
Speaker 8: I don't know, got no chance, No, he doesn't none,
Speaker 8: And they don't you know what, they don't give.
Speaker 3: Him a chance. No, all I know is know your
Speaker 3: role and shut your mouth.
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Speaker 1: Joe Burrow is one in eight in the first two
Speaker 1: games and the last.
Speaker 8: I'm predicting right now they go to Kansas City and
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Speaker 1: In the last nine games he's played, he's four and
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Speaker 8: MLS soccer Hell is reel tomorrow night at t QL Stadium.
Speaker 8: The Columbus crew come to town to battle our our beloved
Speaker 8: Orange and Blue.
Speaker 3: You know, I believe that Hell is reel.
Speaker 8: Action at seven on Fox Sports thirteen sixty, But so
Speaker 8: is Heaven. Now the Reds open up a three game
Speaker 8: set up against the Twins tonight Winky's six oh five
Speaker 8: Sports Talk, Ralph's American Grill, Inside Pitch at seven to ten,
Speaker 8: and then Kelsey Chevrolet Extra Inning Show after the game. Now,
Speaker 8: the Twins have released minor league catcher Derek Bender.
Speaker 3: Bender. I think this is Tony Bender's brother.
Speaker 8: After he told opposing hitters the types of pitches that
Speaker 8: were coming to the plate during at bats in a
Speaker 8: game last week that eliminated his team from playoff contention.
Speaker 8: For My Florida, He's a Bender's a sixth round pick
Speaker 8: out of Coastal Carolina in July playing for the Fort
Speaker 8: Myers Mighty muscles. The muscles in single a baseball second
Speaker 8: game of a double headed Bender told multiple hitters of
Speaker 8: the Lakeland Flying Tigers of Detroit farm team. The specific
Speaker 8: pitch is being thrown by starter Ross Dunn.
Speaker 3: How do you do that? I bet? I bet you
Speaker 3: he's real popular, probably as a red. Here comes a fastball,
Speaker 3: run on the inside. Here comes a fastball yep. I
Speaker 3: don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to do about slider coming, you know,
Speaker 1: I see chaos and confusion everywhere.
Speaker 3: Well, according to Dan Horde, he's a man.
Speaker 8: Six times in the last three years of Bengals in
Speaker 8: Kansas City have met six times. Cincinnati won the first three,
Speaker 8: Kansas City won the last two.
Speaker 3: Uh oh.
Speaker 8: Each game has included a lead change in the fourth
Speaker 8: quarter and overall scores of.
Speaker 3: These games give it to me.
Speaker 8: Kansas City won twenty seven, Bengals one twenty five, and
Speaker 8: the Bengals get six and a half. So we'll see
Speaker 8: what hal or Swift be there with Travis Kelsey guests.
Speaker 3: So are you a swifty?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Are you concerned about the swifty vote? No?
Speaker 1: Did they know what the hell is going on in
Speaker 1: this country. I'm not the swift.
Speaker 8: I'm playing the fifth on that one earlier. I thought
Speaker 8: you were a drinking I was drinking. You have to
Speaker 8: like George Thurgot, I drink alone. Well, we got problems everywhere.
Speaker 8: I can't stand the problem. They get two astronauts down
Speaker 8: out of space for months, countries in a mess. They're
Speaker 8: telling me, you know, Ukraine's in a war. At least
Speaker 8: we haven't. What about an You know what.
Speaker 3: We haven't heard anything about that lately. You forgot about
Speaker 3: going on over there? How about Putin.
Speaker 1: Yesterday got his war council together and said if American
Speaker 1: missiles guys heard that, yeh strike Russian cities, we will
Speaker 1: strike NATO with non nuclear hypersonic missiles. Did the Swifties
Speaker 1: know anything about that?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. Not a swifty.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying everywhere I look, I see nothing but difficulties.
Speaker 8: She'll probably be in the CBS TV booth on Sunday
Speaker 8: and you cannot.
Speaker 3: Tony Romo and Jim nance have a.
Speaker 1: High school football game now without having kevlar on the
Speaker 1: cheerleaders all.
Speaker 8: They well, if Batavia and Schroeder was closed to play
Speaker 8: last night they didn't play because of that shooting yesterday
Speaker 8: late afternoon.
Speaker 3: College. Yeah, they don't have an opponent North College Hill.
Speaker 8: They stopped their game, and I think that I don't
Speaker 8: know if the Trojans are playing this week or not.
Speaker 1: But as Mike McConnell says, crime is way down, right,
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what you think crime
Speaker 1: is down or his enforcement. Then whole world is in
Speaker 1: a minute, it's in term ever. I look every absolute turmoil,
Speaker 1: I mean, can't take it.
Speaker 3: Where's the good news in the world? There is none.
Speaker 1: It's a crisis, confusion and chaos. That's all I'm telling you. Crisis, confusion,
Speaker 1: and chaos. And if the Bengals lose again on Sunday,
Speaker 1: all now we got real crises.
Speaker 3: Confusion, and chaos.
Speaker 1: But the Golden One Joe Burrow would then be four
Speaker 1: and six the last ten games.
Speaker 3: Well is that good or bad? Four and six?
Speaker 8: I got a feeling they're going to go there and
Speaker 8: win could began, and I think maybe money mack mn.
Speaker 3: Am out to do with it.
Speaker 1: What if he kicks a fifty seven yarder that dings
Speaker 1: around the crossbars and go in money?
Speaker 3: All right with me?
Speaker 1: He's the only one that looked good recently. How about
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase challenging Kansas City.
Speaker 8: Where's all that contract talk stuff that he had about
Speaker 8: a week ago guaranteed?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: Confusion, chaos and crisis, Confusion and chaos.
Speaker 3: That's all I got. I haven't heard anything about his
Speaker 3: contract talks this week? Have we? No?
Speaker 1: Higgins is what about Jenkins? See ever going to play
Speaker 1: out the thumb? He's from Michigan, He's hurt.
Speaker 3: He's got the thumb. Higgins got it. They're saying there
Speaker 3: t Higgins.
Speaker 8: Had to talk about the other day because they think,
Speaker 8: with all the pundits around here, they think he's faking
Speaker 8: an injury.
Speaker 3: What about memes?
Speaker 8: Memes, he's got a to like a peck pectoral muscle,
Speaker 8: got a peck problem right?
Speaker 3: Playing right right here? Is he playing? No, he's doubtful.
Speaker 3: I can't touch it. What are we on a daily
Speaker 3: basis around here? Active? Active? We on injured, reserve, crisis, doubtful,
Speaker 3: confusion and chaos.
Speaker 1: Now we've got Clark County head the governor. One about that? Oh,
Speaker 1: you know the number one religion and hate voodoo bingo,
Speaker 1: you get a needle stuck in your doll? You got
Speaker 1: a problem. That's what's coming into our culture. Voodooism and
Speaker 1: the worship of sheep and cows is some demonic god?
Speaker 1: Is that what you want? I'm just saying, I'm looking around.
Speaker 1: How about Kenny of Norwood drops off sixty eight pigs.
Speaker 1: Then he goes to the dog pound cole Ran Avenue
Speaker 1: to pick up all the dogs to feed the Haitians.
Speaker 1: What do you want, commander? A dock sound or maybe
Speaker 1: a terrier for lunch? Kenny from Norwood's got it right?
Speaker 1: Would you agree? Would you would you eat a dog
Speaker 1: or a cat?
Speaker 3: Neither? How about a goose? How about a flock of geese?
Speaker 8: Because all I think about is my past dogs. Could
Speaker 8: you eat no dog? Could you eat no cat?
Speaker 3: Could you eat Emma?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Could I eat Snorf? I don't think that's a peanut head?
Speaker 3: No Maxine? What about Zoomi and mem and Tutu?
Speaker 1: No, can't eat him. But in Haiti, if you can
Speaker 1: find a plump dog, guess what?
Speaker 7: Hmm?
Speaker 3: Looking good right there?
Speaker 1: I'm just saying we have crisis, confusion and chaos.
Speaker 3: That's all we got. Say, give me out of the
Speaker 3: Studge report.
Speaker 1: As we celebrate a great weekend, the rains in the
Speaker 1: southern parts of Kenton County, but not anywhere else. We
Speaker 1: have high school football can't be played because the shots fired.
Speaker 1: We have Clark County and complete chaos and confusion. We
Speaker 1: got the Bengals, Bengals about to play Kansas City in
Speaker 1: front of Taylor Swift and the Swifties. And we have
Speaker 1: a national debt interest now we pay over a trillion
Speaker 1: dollars a year in interest on the national debt, and
Speaker 1: the Swifties say, spend more money and kill more babies.
Speaker 1: Can't take it anymore, segment, I can't take it. Give
Speaker 1: me out of the Studge Report, please.
Speaker 8: Willie and utter of crisis, confusion and chaos.
Speaker 3: Everybody, have a good weekend.
Speaker 1: I got a text here from Alex remember the former
Speaker 1: producer here?
Speaker 8: Oh, I thought it was Alex Tea, the King of
Speaker 8: the Republic, Alex t This is Alex Egan. Are you ready?
Speaker 3: Go ahead?
Speaker 1: I work with two people who live in Springfield. One
Speaker 1: has two cats that have been missing for twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: One has a missing dog whoa looks like dinner time.
Speaker 1: Carve it up, serve it up, baby. And how about
Speaker 1: the governor saying, yes, there's some geese, I'm missing from
Speaker 1: a pond, and several Haitians were solved trying to wring
Speaker 1: the neck of a goose. Ever ring the neck of
Speaker 1: a goose? No or geese? You no? How about this
Speaker 1: from Alex. Cats and dogs are missing.
Speaker 3: Got action?
Speaker 8: Say give me out of the I got to go
Speaker 8: home and rest. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 8: of the stew Report.
Speaker 5: See the Highway Patrol election again next week. Until then,
Speaker 5: remember leave your brother at the Red Cross, not on
Speaker 5: the highway. This is Robbery Croffe saying see you next week.
Speaker 8: Produced by the Sheriff Dave Keaton until Broadwick, Stay away
Speaker 8: from Clark County, blood on the streets and human sacrifices.
Speaker 3: Next segment, Thank you.
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