Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great America, and welcome this Friday afternoon
Speaker 1: in the Tri State Reds Baseball hot as a firecracker.
Speaker 1: Maybe they'll maybe they'll catch these Chicago Cubs. Maybe not.
Speaker 1: The Rocks are in town for the next three in
Speaker 1: the Rock Stink. They're like seventy five games under five hundred.
Speaker 1: The Reds win two or three or three or three.
Speaker 1: They're going to march for glory and for some the
Speaker 1: judgment Seat of God coming up later as an expert
Speaker 1: on Antifa and what they're doing to finance the chaos
Speaker 1: in America. But until then, Ali Bradley is a top
Speaker 1: reporter in the nation relative to a border issue. She's
Speaker 1: headquartered in Del Rio, Texas. She's been there for a
Speaker 1: long time for the good times in the bed and
Speaker 1: Ali Bradley, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: first of all, there's chaos in Texas because of the flooding,
Speaker 1: but also there's a lack of chaos on the southern border.
Speaker 1: I see a posting you had on News Nation. Border
Speaker 1: crossings have dropped following target and enforcement in Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: an effort that sparked protests and federalization the state's National Guard,
Speaker 1: and I see earlier today. I saw this video on
Speaker 1: Wednesday and Thursday out of ICE facilities, which is totally ridiculous. So,
Speaker 1: just in general, since you've been there for the good
Speaker 1: times in the bed, what is the status of the
Speaker 1: Southern border as I speak?
Speaker 2: Yeah, hi, sir, thanks for having me. So the Southern border,
Speaker 2: as you mentioned, the crossings have plummeted. I mean, agents
Speaker 2: down here are essentially bored right now because there's so
Speaker 2: many of them that are down here, but there's nobody
Speaker 2: crossing right We're seeing on average around two hundred crossings
Speaker 2: a day if that. Now, when we talk about the
Speaker 2: La riots and the things that broke out there, we
Speaker 2: started seeing that interior enforcement really ramp up around June
Speaker 2: seventh and eighth, and then when you look at June eighth,
Speaker 2: they're around two hundred and seventy crossings. Sost forward to
Speaker 2: June twentieth, plummeted to one hundred in a single day,
Speaker 2: all across the Southern border. So the chiefs down there,
Speaker 2: who's running operations on the ground, he's attributing it to
Speaker 2: their presence and the consequences that come with that. He says,
Speaker 2: you know, migrants aren't going to pay the cartel, you know,
Speaker 2: three to five thousand dollars to come here to hide
Speaker 2: in the shadows, to just be removed ultimately anyways. And
Speaker 2: so when you look at those situations and what are
Speaker 2: they going to do, come here to work at a
Speaker 2: home depot. No, that's not going to work because look
Speaker 2: what they're doing in La at the home depots, right
Speaker 2: So they're not cross they're not paying the cartel to
Speaker 2: cross right now because it doesn't benefit them because if
Speaker 2: they come into the country illegally, they're likely going to
Speaker 2: be removed. That's at least what the chief on the
Speaker 2: ground is saying, is the reason for these crossings, this
Speaker 2: new downward trend, because we've seen the downward trend since
Speaker 2: President Trump took office. Right We saw the downward trend
Speaker 2: begin at the end of the Biden administration because they
Speaker 2: basically hadn't about face and started actually kind of bringing
Speaker 2: consequences at the southern border. But then the current president
Speaker 2: of course doubling down, ramping up those deportation efforts. And
Speaker 2: so that's what they are attributing right now to the
Speaker 2: newest downward trend that we're seeing. When we look at
Speaker 2: July eighth compared to June eighth, about one hundred crossings
Speaker 2: difference there from two hundred and seventy to around one
Speaker 2: hundred and seventy. So that's what we're looking at, and
Speaker 2: that's you know, those are statistics, right, Probably I don't
Speaker 2: believe in coincidence. I don't think that you're a coincidence
Speaker 2: guy either. So you see, you know, you see actions
Speaker 2: and then you see something you know, cause and effect,
Speaker 2: and that's what they're attributing this latest decline. But when
Speaker 2: you talk about Texas, right, I mean, yes, everybody's focusing
Speaker 2: on the flooding. But remember on the fourth of July,
Speaker 2: there was a violent attack where an agent was hurt.
Speaker 2: Then fast forward a couple of days another violent attack
Speaker 2: at a McCallan Border Patrol station where two local police
Speaker 2: were injured, and then a Border patrol employee was injured.
Speaker 2: And so maybe you don't have crossings right now, but
Speaker 2: there's certainly not a shortage of wark right now for
Speaker 2: these agents and officers on the ground down here, because
Speaker 2: they are still seeing issues and that might not be
Speaker 2: by way of border crossers, right it might be by
Speaker 2: way of attacks that are happening towards them, were at them,
Speaker 2: and you know, the chief when I spoke with him,
Speaker 2: he's saying that he attributes that to the negative rhetoric
Speaker 2: that we're hearing from lawmakers from you know, even the
Speaker 2: vice mayor down there in California and one of the
Speaker 2: cities had called for basically gang members to assemble against
Speaker 2: ice and federal agents that are down there. And so
Speaker 2: there's a lot that they're still doing, and there's a
Speaker 2: lot that they're working on. But the reality here, Bill is,
Speaker 2: you know, there's not a story at the border. A
Speaker 2: border patrol can do their job because they've been around
Speaker 2: for one hundred years because people have always tried to
Speaker 2: get into the country. So as long as they're able
Speaker 2: to actually stop those individuals who are trying to come
Speaker 2: into the country illegally, there's not really a story down here.
Speaker 2: Every state is a border state, is what we said
Speaker 2: for the last four years, and now it's what we're seeing.
Speaker 2: So the work is now in the interior.
Speaker 1: The businesses was good for the cartels. Some of the
Speaker 1: numbers are off the charts. We're talking billions and billions
Speaker 1: of dollars made by the three or four Sinelo et cetera.
Speaker 1: Ten de Ragua billions of dollars every year in three
Speaker 1: to five one thousand dollars each. If you couldn't pay
Speaker 1: with cash, you paid with your body or working in
Speaker 1: burglary gangs. And that's now gone. And so how does
Speaker 1: when you lose a lot of business and you're a
Speaker 1: member of the cartel, thousands of members of the cartel,
Speaker 1: and Trump has cost them billions of dollars in business,
Speaker 1: are they trying to regroup that through other means?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So right now we're seeing a couple of new
Speaker 2: tunnels pop up, We're seeing some other smuggling routes. But
Speaker 2: what's interesting is we haven't seen smuggling ramp up to
Speaker 2: a level that's unmanageable yet. Right we haven't seen more
Speaker 2: vehicle pursuits. We haven't seen things like that. But if
Speaker 2: history is repeats itself, which is what we've seen, we
Speaker 2: know that it takes months for the cartel to pivot.
Speaker 2: Think about Title forty two ending in May of twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three. It took nearly six months for them to pivot.
Speaker 2: And then what happened in December of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 2: record breaking month, over three hundred and two thousand people
Speaker 2: crossed into the country that month, so it always takes
Speaker 2: time for them to figure out how we're enforcing the law.
Speaker 2: So right now, what people believe down here on the
Speaker 2: ground is it's not if, but when they're going to
Speaker 2: make a move, what that move is, they're waiting. They
Speaker 2: don't know what that move looks like. I mean, there
Speaker 2: was one post incident report recently that was a learning
Speaker 2: agents of a potential for thirty five Iranian nationals to
Speaker 2: move through the southern border with the help of the
Speaker 2: Sinaloa cartel, and that has not materialized. I know that
Speaker 2: border patrol is basically shoulder to shoulder at the border
Speaker 2: in that area where they were anticipated to cross, so
Speaker 2: they never got, you know, thirty five individuals having crossed over.
Speaker 2: So they are out there preventing those things from happening.
Speaker 2: They're preventing the cartel from having success, and so it
Speaker 2: will be interesting to see the moves that they make,
Speaker 2: because yeah, you're right, they were making thirteen billion dollars
Speaker 2: a year moving people into the country illegally. That doesn't
Speaker 2: even account for the drug money that they were making.
Speaker 2: That's according to Congress. And so if you're young guys,
Speaker 2: and you've got a taste of thirteen billion dollars a year,
Speaker 2: you think you're just giving up. Probably not. No one
Speaker 2: believes down here that the cartel are done, that they
Speaker 2: just gave up. So everybody is at the ready. Everybody
Speaker 2: is waiting to see what that will look like. They
Speaker 2: anticipate it to be more creative smuggling tactics, semi trucks,
Speaker 2: things like that. You'll remember we had a tragedy back
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty three. I believe it was in San
Speaker 2: Anton where dozens of people died in a hot trailer.
Speaker 2: And so that is something that we could see ramping
Speaker 2: up again. They don't know where. We're just sitting and
Speaker 2: waiting to see what the cartel is going to do.
Speaker 2: But again, nobody believes that they just gave up.
Speaker 1: Well, and when you talk about in one month under
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, three hundred and two thousand came in one month,
Speaker 1: dispersed all over the country. That's the population of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Speaker 1: And that's in one month. And now the numbers down
Speaker 1: to one hundred, from three hundred and two thousand to
Speaker 1: one hundred, is that right?
Speaker 2: Well, the numbers down, the numbers down to six thousand
Speaker 2: for the entire month, but we're only seeing about one
Speaker 2: hundred to two hundred a day. And I mean looking
Speaker 2: like the San Diego sector, which was one of the
Speaker 2: pre premiere sectors for seeing border crossings, was one of
Speaker 2: the top sectors during the Biden administration for that activity.
Speaker 3: And there's been.
Speaker 2: Days, Bill, I'm looking at the numbers. There were days
Speaker 2: when they saw five individuals cross in a day, just five,
Speaker 2: and they have seen thousands, right, and so yeah, that's
Speaker 2: the juxtaposition of where they're at. You know, the Del
Speaker 2: Rio sector, they were seeing thousands at one point. Some
Speaker 2: days they see twelve, you know, or fewer. And so
Speaker 2: in Del Rio sector, that's where Eagle passes, that's where
Speaker 2: the Haitian crisis was, right, so you remember those things.
Speaker 2: Now we're seeing twelve people and so it's certainly changed.
Speaker 2: But yeah, around six thousand and seventy for the month
Speaker 2: of June when compared to three hundred and two thousand
Speaker 2: for the month of December and twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: And you talk about the migrants that are murdered and
Speaker 1: killed because of the policies of Joe Biden. You talk
Speaker 1: about the boys and girls sold into sexual slavery under
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. You talk about the importation of fens and ol,
Speaker 1: heroin and drugs under Joe Biden. And I saw about
Speaker 1: a month ago a headline in the Washington Post that
Speaker 1: sentinel deaths in America have plummeted and they can't figure
Speaker 1: out why. Canally Bradley put a sharper point as to
Speaker 1: why that happened today.
Speaker 2: Well, when you have more individuals watching for fentanyl, you
Speaker 2: have more resources stopping the drug from coming in. You
Speaker 2: have less people dying from it, right, so you have
Speaker 2: more of the drugs being stopped before it gets into
Speaker 2: the hands of Americans. And that's what the Trump administration
Speaker 2: is touting right now, saying that they're seizing the drugs
Speaker 2: instead of it making it into the United States because
Speaker 2: they have the resources to stop it. I mean, I
Speaker 2: was tracking it at one point where there were forty
Speaker 2: three million pills in the Nogallas Port of Entry in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three alone, and that's the Nogallas Port of
Speaker 2: Entry didn't even include San Diego, which rivaled Nogalls. So
Speaker 2: around forty two million pills over in San Diego. And
Speaker 2: you have to consider that the cartel is a profit
Speaker 2: and lost business. So what sheriffs and law enforcement down
Speaker 2: the border told me is that they were willing to
Speaker 2: lose ten to twelve percent of their their profit. Right,
Speaker 2: so you look at you know, over eighty million pills
Speaker 2: between two sectors and twenty twenty three alone, and that
Speaker 2: was ten to twelve percent of their business. So you know,
Speaker 2: I understand that the Trump administration is stopping more drugs.
Speaker 2: I understand fewer people are dying, but my question is
Speaker 2: where are the drugs coming in? Because you know that
Speaker 2: they're still there's still a market for it. You know,
Speaker 2: the cartel is still moving something. So did they move
Speaker 2: it all under the Biden administration. It's in the United
Speaker 2: States already and they're just waiting for their move. But
Speaker 2: here's the other thing. They don't profit off of dead clients,
Speaker 2: and everyone's dying off of fetanyl. So the other thing
Speaker 2: is they pivoted a little bit too back to methamfetain
Speaker 2: and cocaine because the market is there. United States citizens
Speaker 2: want drugs. They want met they want cocaine, they're willing
Speaker 2: to buy it. They want feentanyl too, right, but they're
Speaker 2: dying off of it. So the cartel's not making money
Speaker 2: hand over fist off of the people that die from it.
Speaker 2: So those are a couple of the points of why
Speaker 2: we're seeing fewer people die from fentanyl.
Speaker 1: Had a comment from you. You're the expert on the
Speaker 1: subject matter to see why something is occurring during the
Speaker 1: Obama years, and you weren't down in Texas. During the
Speaker 1: Obama years, from say twenty nine to January of twenty seventeen,
Speaker 1: Obama was the deporter in chief. Some of the numbers
Speaker 1: I saw between three and five million illegals were deported
Speaker 1: under Barack Hussein. Obama three to five million, and according
Speaker 1: to known records of immigration it's about three point two.
Speaker 1: Another two million were a self deport that they believe.
Speaker 1: So the deporter in chief, without question, in American history
Speaker 1: was President Obama because he enforced the law. The comments
Speaker 1: he made as president in twenty nine to twenty ten,
Speaker 1: Obama sounds like Donald Trump today. I've played him before
Speaker 1: that Obama Clinton was no different than the comments of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump today. He was the deporter in chief. But
Speaker 1: there were no sanctuary cities, there were no sanctuary states.
Speaker 1: In fact, the Democratic Party largely laid down and played
Speaker 1: dead when Obama simply enforced the law, and one of
Speaker 1: his top guys was a guy named Tom Homan. Homan
Speaker 1: worked for Obama and deported three to five million without
Speaker 1: media coverage, without these cities and rebellion, without assaulting ICE officials,
Speaker 1: without surrounding ICE agents doing their job in the FBI.
Speaker 1: How this is kind of a value judgment and maybe
Speaker 1: outside of the area of expertise. But how come during
Speaker 1: Obama there were millions more deported than under Trump. But
Speaker 1: under Trump the Democratic Party is in rebellion, including this
Speaker 1: vice mayor, including Karen bass La mayor who gets around
Speaker 1: the ICE facilities, don't don't let the cars leave in
Speaker 1: the morning out of their lots. How Come under Obama
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party was with the deportation, there were no
Speaker 1: sanctuary cities, and now all hell's breaking loose by the
Speaker 1: same Democratic Party and Obama numbers are well beyond Donald Trump's.
Speaker 1: Trump's numbers aren't even close. So why is there such
Speaker 1: a rebellion?
Speaker 2: Well, and you have to consider just how much in
Speaker 2: the gration policy has changed or hasn't changed, rather from
Speaker 2: Obama to now right, and the attention that has been
Speaker 2: put on it, because heck, everyone is arguing about social
Speaker 2: security under Obama, you can't do that anymore. So both
Speaker 2: sides want the problem of immigration more than they want
Speaker 2: the solution. That's one number two. You have a policy.
Speaker 2: You have a president right now who wants eyeballs on
Speaker 2: this problem. He wants publicity on this problem. He promised
Speaker 2: the largest deportation effort that we have seen, so he
Speaker 2: wants to deliver that. So is that part of their
Speaker 2: demise here, because again, Obama did it very quietly. My
Speaker 2: sister worked at a facility that was basically an assembly line, right,
Speaker 2: and she called my mom crying, saying her friends were
Speaker 2: being ripped out of their job, right, because that was
Speaker 2: happening under Obama too, And that's what's happening right now, right.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, under Obama, they did it very quietly.
Speaker 2: They didn't do it publicized, they didn't do it with
Speaker 2: bells and whistles. And now you've got a president who's saying,
Speaker 2: look at what we're doing. Look at this bad guy
Speaker 2: that we arrested. Look at this bad guy that we arrested.
Speaker 2: So if the good comes the bad, when you want
Speaker 2: to publicize something, everything's public then. And so that's what
Speaker 2: I believe is causing a lot of this is the
Speaker 2: publicity of it, and then you have the roundabout way
Speaker 2: that the docsing is happening in all of these different
Speaker 2: things with these agitators, right, But you don't get one
Speaker 2: without the other. So if they were doing it more quietly,
Speaker 2: possibly would it be look the same. I don't know,
Speaker 2: because right now, again they want the eyeballs on this.
Speaker 2: They want America to see what they're doing, very stark
Speaker 2: contrast to what the Obama administration did.
Speaker 1: Well, you brought up a great point. They want the problem,
Speaker 1: not a solution. So the Democrats under Obama had the
Speaker 1: perfect example, the perfect way to completely reform illegal immigration.
Speaker 1: You could have the so called dreamers, you could have
Speaker 1: a work permits expanded, you could have better border security.
Speaker 1: But the Democrats realize, yeah.
Speaker 2: They could have done that under Biden because they controlled
Speaker 2: Congress for the first two years, as.
Speaker 1: You know, Yeah, and they did.
Speaker 2: They could have reworked immigration, they could have allowed people
Speaker 2: to come in and seek asylum on economic grounds. They
Speaker 2: could have done a myriad of things. But they didn't,
Speaker 2: and a lot of people forget that as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Biden had on Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer the first
Speaker 1: two years happy days. You're here again. The last thing
Speaker 1: they touched was immigration because they had a policy of
Speaker 1: not enforcing the law. They didn'tone change the law, having
Speaker 1: believed they're never going to be another Republican president. By
Speaker 1: the way, there's going to be a Democratic president at
Speaker 1: some point in their future. That's going to happen too.
Speaker 1: It goes back and forth, and so it's amazing to
Speaker 1: me that the problem is good for each parties. The
Speaker 1: solution is not. And Ali Bradley, we got to run.
Speaker 1: But you're the best of this. And I have hoped
Speaker 1: that maybe you'll be out of a job soon and
Speaker 1: that there'll be no legal immigration in the country in
Speaker 1: del Rio. You'll be somewhere else reporting, But this has
Speaker 1: been your life's work. And yeah, once again, thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show and Ali Bradley News Nation.
Speaker 1: You're a great American. Thank you very much, Thank.
Speaker 2: You, sir, and God bless you.
Speaker 1: We'll talk soon, and God bless America. Thank you. There's
Speaker 1: the answer. Each party, but especially the Democrats, they want
Speaker 1: the problem. They don't want a solution because the problem
Speaker 1: benefits them, they think politically. Let's continue. Bill Cunningham, News
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Speaker 1: once again. I was a little bit depressed about two
Speaker 1: days ago when the Reds look ineft, losing seventeen to
Speaker 1: three over two games with the Marlins, for God's sakes,
Speaker 1: who have a losing record, but they were hot as
Speaker 1: a firecracker on the road. But nonetheless, the last two
Speaker 1: nights had given me hope. Tonight once again Colorado Friday,
Speaker 1: Saturday and Sunday today Tomorrow Sunday. Then the Reds go
Speaker 1: to the All Star Break, take it easy a little bit,
Speaker 1: and on the mound they have the things set up
Speaker 1: pretty nicely. The Rocks are forty nine games below five hundred.
Speaker 1: Two out of three should be a given three out
Speaker 1: of three. How to happen action starts? I don't know
Speaker 1: about six oh five to Night with Lance McAllister and Moore.
Speaker 1: A couple issues to pick up on, and one is
Speaker 1: sad news. I mean, when we saw this story out
Speaker 1: of Wyoming, the home of the Cowboys, and when I
Speaker 1: went to Deer Park High School, we loved playing Wyoming.
Speaker 1: It always meant an easy victory in basketball, for example.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, when the fourteen year old boy charged with
Speaker 1: murder in the killing of a fifteen year old Jamiir Hill.
Speaker 1: When it first happened, it appeared the fifteen year old,
Speaker 1: who was a freshman at the Northwest High School, looked
Speaker 1: like a great kid. Family involved, mother, father, at home,
Speaker 1: extended family. Suddenly he met somebody on a street corner
Speaker 1: in Wyoming, a couple miles from his home. For what
Speaker 1: was the reason? First thing I thought of, was it
Speaker 1: a girl? Was it somebody I didn't think about? Drugs
Speaker 1: and guns for a freshman at Northwest High School. Jamiir
Speaker 1: Hill is now in trouble. He's dead. The family's devastated,
Speaker 1: and then it came out that a fourteen year old
Speaker 1: boy is charged with his murder. The fourteen year old
Speaker 1: boy is not yet identified. He will be soon because
Speaker 1: according to Prosecutor's office, they're going to seek to try
Speaker 1: him as an adult for aggravated murder at the age
Speaker 1: of fourteen. And according to the inquiry Kevin Garsha of
Speaker 1: the inquir the fourteen year old told detectives. The fourteen
Speaker 1: year old confessed and he told detectives that he met Hill,
Speaker 1: the fifteen year old boy who's dead, in order to
Speaker 1: buy a gun from Hill that Hill, the fifteen year
Speaker 1: old freshman at Northrust High School. It's in the business
Speaker 1: of selling guns. There was some sort of an altercation.
Speaker 1: Somehow the fourteen year old who's now charged with murder
Speaker 1: ended up with a gun, so he shot his gun dealer.
Speaker 1: The fifteen year old once in the show and of
Speaker 1: course that made its way through the heart and chest area.
Speaker 1: A man in a Wyoming is one of the great
Speaker 1: communities in the tri state, and the community came out,
Speaker 1: what is this. I would say there's not been a
Speaker 1: murder in Wyoming since the Lincoln era, and they tried
Speaker 1: to keep him alive. Hill's mother was nearby, came to
Speaker 1: the scene after he and a co worker found Hill.
Speaker 1: It was difficult imagine a mother's grief when she's leaning
Speaker 1: over the body of her dying son. The fourteen year old,
Speaker 1: according to the inquir and I'm sure it's accurate, had
Speaker 1: no previous criminal record at the age of fourteen, an
Speaker 1: eighth grader. He lives with mother and father. Attends Mount
Speaker 1: Washington School. Not sure where that is. Maybe it's in
Speaker 1: Mount Washington. I'm not sure his parents are at the hearing.
Speaker 1: The father told the juvenile court. Nicole Clark that the
Speaker 1: team turned himself in, that the teen admitted to what
Speaker 1: happened and gave a full statement to the to the police,
Speaker 1: to the Sheriff's department about what happened. Put that in
Speaker 1: the not shock department, because what's happening with the America's
Speaker 1: youth is totally disgusting. It's wrong, and normally this rises
Speaker 1: from a situation of a dis disparate family structure. It
Speaker 1: appears the fourteen year old murderer comes from a functional
Speaker 1: family with a loving mother and father, and he's in
Speaker 1: the business of selling guns to other teenagers. I don't
Speaker 1: know what to say. Secondly, there is a protest today
Speaker 1: on the turning end, shall we say of i'mand Solomon
Speaker 1: and ICE agents picked him up. He entered ICE offices
Speaker 1: in Blue Ash and Solomon told many others that I
Speaker 1: didn't come to America seeking a better life. It was
Speaker 1: escaping death. And he was here about ten years more
Speaker 1: or less legally, his time here has been over, and
Speaker 1: he shows up an immigration to more or less check
Speaker 1: in and they arrest him, probably on his way back
Speaker 1: to Egypt. Along with that seven what was an eighteen
Speaker 1: or nineteen year old boy that played soccer on his
Speaker 1: way back to I think it was Honduras. And these things,
Speaker 1: by the way, are getting media attention now when in
Speaker 1: the past they received no media attention at all, because
Speaker 1: the law applies irrespective of media popularity if it put
Speaker 1: me in charge the Great American I know Trump's policies.
Speaker 1: I support him ninety five percent of the time. The
Speaker 1: one percent I may not support is that we ought
Speaker 1: to have a circumstance where if you're in the country illegally,
Speaker 1: you're given temporary status to do something, to work. We
Speaker 1: know who you are, fingerprints, etc. Are you supporting yourself?
Speaker 1: What are you doing to pay taxes? Commit no criminal violations,
Speaker 1: do you have any pending criminal charges? You're in trouble,
Speaker 1: You're gone. And I don't know. And Trump himself is
Speaker 1: coming to this. He's given some comments about, well, if
Speaker 1: you're hotel worker or farm work or whatever, we're going
Speaker 1: to take a look at that. And I understand taking
Speaker 1: a look at that, Yeah, take a look at it,
Speaker 1: but and not allow illegals to vote, which I think
Speaker 1: happens in blue cities and blue states all the time.
Speaker 1: But I do not fear that nineteen year old boy
Speaker 1: from Honduras here illegally, and I do not fear that
Speaker 1: I'm in the Solomon who's a local emam is going
Speaker 1: to do something wrong and don't let them vote. Get
Speaker 1: it back of the line to become a citizen. The
Speaker 1: quota system number one. What you ought to do is
Speaker 1: change the whole system completely around. But neither Democrats nor
Speaker 1: Republicans want to do that. Right don't want to do
Speaker 1: it because Democrats had the availability when Biden was elected
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty. People say he got most of the
Speaker 1: votes that in twenty twenty one. He took office. For
Speaker 1: the next two years until January of twenty twenty three,
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party was completely in charge of immigration laws.
Speaker 1: They could do whatever they wanted to do, and there's
Speaker 1: nothing the Republicans could have done. They had complete control,
Speaker 1: much like today the Republican Party has complete control, and
Speaker 1: those manipulating the presidency under Joe Biden decided to keep
Speaker 1: the issue alive and not solve the problem. The issue
Speaker 1: is massive. They decided, you know what, because as far
Speaker 1: as the eye can see, we're going to be in
Speaker 1: charge of government. There's no rush here, which is what
Speaker 1: Obama thought in twenty eight when he was elected. So
Speaker 1: let's not reform immigration law at all. We can use
Speaker 1: it as a cudgel against our political opponents. We'll get
Speaker 1: the stooges in the media to represent this in the
Speaker 1: way that we would like to be represented. And let's
Speaker 1: not solve a problem. Let's not give a solution. Let's
Speaker 1: keep that problem alive to use against Republicans and the
Speaker 1: media will cover it in a way that is sympathetic
Speaker 1: to our cause. And both parties have had numerous occasions
Speaker 1: to solve this issue in the last twenty years, and
Speaker 1: either party's done it because each party gathers political fodder
Speaker 1: by the positions they take. In fact, right now as
Speaker 1: I speak, fifty eight percent of the American people support
Speaker 1: the deportation of all illegals. So from the Republican perspective,
Speaker 1: probably in the Republican ranks, it's more like eighty five
Speaker 1: or ninety percent to deport illegals. And it really to
Speaker 1: the number that Obama did. It can't be done because
Speaker 1: of court systems and the availability of ICE officials to
Speaker 1: deport maybe twenty million illegals in the country, are you
Speaker 1: kidding me? Before before Biden took office, allegedly the number
Speaker 1: was eleven million. Now it's got to be well north
Speaker 1: to twenty or twenty five million human beings persons live
Speaker 1: in this country and they're not citizens. They're in the shadows,
Speaker 1: so to speak. And the Democratic Party had the ability,
Speaker 1: through a January of twenty twenty three, to solve the problem,
Speaker 1: and they failed to do so, to keep it as
Speaker 1: alive as a political issue. And you may know that
Speaker 1: when Barack Hussein Obama was in office for eight years,
Speaker 1: he spoke about illegal immigration the same way Trump does today.
Speaker 1: I've played before cuts of President Obama declaring illegal immigration
Speaker 1: a national issue, it's a national crisis. Come here legally,
Speaker 1: don't come illegally. If we find you out, we're going
Speaker 1: to send you back. So for eight years, until January
Speaker 1: of twenty seventeen, the Obama administration deported anywhere between three
Speaker 1: to five million illegals in the country. And there's no
Speaker 1: way on God's green Earth that Donald Trump could get
Speaker 1: close to those numbers because of all the obstructions and
Speaker 1: the blue cities and the Blue states and the court systems,
Speaker 1: et cetera. But Obama under the same laws now that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is using the Deporter in chief, Barack Hussein
Speaker 1: Obama deported three to five million illegals, and there was
Speaker 1: no media coverage, nothing, zero, zilch, nada. There was no protests,
Speaker 1: there was no surrounding ice vehicles, there was no shooting
Speaker 1: at law enforcement. None of that happened. The Blue Cities
Speaker 1: and the Blue States complied and they did exactly what
Speaker 1: Obama told them to do, comply with the law, deport
Speaker 1: the illegals. And why that happened is because they did
Speaker 1: not believe they needed the illegal vote in the future
Speaker 1: to stay in power. It's about power and money. The
Speaker 1: Democrats figured as recently as ten years ago, we're going
Speaker 1: to be in power for as far as the eye
Speaker 1: can see. So let's keep the issue alive. Fire up
Speaker 1: certain liberal groups. We can use it as a cudgel
Speaker 1: against Republicans. For God's sakes. Don't solve the problem. Is
Speaker 1: what Democrats said, and something happened you as an America
Speaker 1: and said we can't take this anymore. We just said
Speaker 1: Ali Bradley on how about in a one month, three
Speaker 1: hundred and two thousand illegals came across the border in
Speaker 1: December in one month. Right now, it's a trickle and
Speaker 1: some a couple months has been zero have come across zero,
Speaker 1: and so the Democratic Party said, let's not solve the problem.
Speaker 1: These are our future voters. And secondly, we can keep
Speaker 1: attacking Republicans on the problem without ever coming to a solution.
Speaker 1: So that's what they did. And the same law that
Speaker 1: was applied under Obama, Biden, and Trump is being used
Speaker 1: now by Trump. When it was used by Barack Hussein
Speaker 1: Obama for eight years and deported everybody he could find everywhere,
Speaker 1: including people like the like Solomon, including people like that
Speaker 1: nineteen year old assuming all. He depoted them all, and
Speaker 1: there was no sanctuary cities and there were no sanctuary states.
Speaker 1: The blue cities and blue states simply rolled over, plate
Speaker 1: dead because that's the law. But now they're not rolling
Speaker 1: over and playing dead. They want to make political hay
Speaker 1: out of it, thinking to convince you that the law
Speaker 1: is wrong. That was used by Obama to deport up
Speaker 1: to five million illegals, and at this point, according to records,
Speaker 1: total number deported by Trump is under one hundred thousand,
Speaker 1: and he's got three and a half years to go.
Speaker 1: Won't even get close to Obama's numbers. Why well, he
Speaker 1: would like to, but they're dispersed all over the country.
Speaker 1: The court system is a problem, and junctions are being
Speaker 1: issued and then overturned on the Supreme Court. And there's
Speaker 1: Blue cities and Blue states not cooperating. Under Obama, the
Speaker 1: Blue cities and Blue States fully cooperated. It's easy to
Speaker 1: deport a criminal alien inside of a jail. It's harder
Speaker 1: to deport a criminal alien living in a housing project.
Speaker 1: And so the media and the Democrats want these terrible
Speaker 1: video of individuals being hauled out of doctors' offices because
Speaker 1: they will not permit and the Blue cities in Blue
Speaker 1: States the ice officials to come into the jails. It's
Speaker 1: easy to arrest somebody already in jail, it's harder to
Speaker 1: arrest someone in a housing project. And that's what the
Speaker 1: media wants, and that's what the Democratic Party wants. So
Speaker 1: don't tell me how evil Donald Trump is when it
Speaker 1: comes to illegal migration. Don't cry, holler and shout about it.
Speaker 1: I'm on, Solomon, Who's I guess sitting somewhere in the
Speaker 1: Butler County jail. The Democrats did exactly the same thing
Speaker 1: to great success for the eight years of Obama. And
Speaker 1: when they discovered that they're losing power and losing influence.
Speaker 1: They decided to make illegal immigration an issue to use
Speaker 1: against Republicans, to convince suburban moms how evil and bad
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is. And now they want to keep the
Speaker 1: issue alive. And Donald Trump could solve it more easily,
Speaker 1: and I hope at some point he does by keeping
Speaker 1: in the country workers who are paying their bills, get
Speaker 1: at the back of the line for citizenship, not to
Speaker 1: be on public help whatsoever. And then, on the other hand,
Speaker 1: make it easier to deport illegal criminal aliens out of
Speaker 1: the country. Coming in this country as a guest act
Speaker 1: like a guest in someone else's home. So later on
Speaker 1: we have a guest on that issue, and so much more.
Speaker 1: But the hypocrisy on this is really mind boggling. The
Speaker 1: leftist rage is truly unbelievable when they're the ones under
Speaker 1: Obama that had the greatest deportation in American history, and
Speaker 1: nobody complained in the Democratic Party. None of these so
Speaker 1: called blue city mayors, and the Gavin Newsom's and the
Speaker 1: Karen Basses and the Brandon Johnson's couldn't have cared less
Speaker 1: about them because they couldn't be used for their political purposes.
Speaker 1: When they figured out that they could be used and
Speaker 1: the media would cover it in a particularly negative way.
Speaker 1: Suddenly they got the religion about keeping illegals in this country,
Speaker 1: obscuring the line between legal and illegal. We already have
Speaker 1: lots of guest worker programs. By the way, there are
Speaker 1: thousands of guest workers from other countries working right now
Speaker 1: the greater Cincinnati area. Their eagerly that could be extended,
Speaker 1: for example, things of that character. But the apocrisy of
Speaker 1: the media and the apocrisy of the left, who supported
Speaker 1: illegal migration out of this country under Obama, switched completely
Speaker 1: when Donald Trump became the president, and now all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, it's evil and it's wrong. To me, it's disgusting. Oh,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more coming up later. We have JT. Young,
Speaker 1: who's a expert in Congress about who's funding money at
Speaker 1: the leftist protests in the country, etc. And what you
Speaker 1: can do is in American to stop it. Plus later
Speaker 1: on Reds Baseball. I think there are three games out
Speaker 1: of the wild Card right now, and after these three games,
Speaker 1: with the Rocks must win at least two of the three,
Speaker 1: they're going to have something like about seventy five games left.
Speaker 1: And we'll see what happens down the road. But to
Speaker 1: get the pitching staff in order, away we go. Plus
Speaker 1: the Bengals kickoff in about ten days. That's going to
Speaker 1: be a good thing. And these are exciting times. In
Speaker 1: about a month's school's going to start first second week
Speaker 1: in August, and then we're back into business and away
Speaker 1: we go. But it is shocking when eighth grade boys
Speaker 1: from functional families are buying and selling guns to other
Speaker 1: freshman boys, and then a young man is killed, having come,
Speaker 1: we think, from a functional family with no previous criminal record.
Speaker 1: And I'm looking at the story in the inquire about
Speaker 1: the fourteen year old. I assume an eighth grader has
Speaker 1: no record and lives with his mother and father, and
Speaker 1: now he charged with murder, and if he's in juvenile court,
Speaker 1: I don't know if he would be bound over to
Speaker 1: adult court. Our juvenile court system is in complete collapse
Speaker 1: under the misleadership of Judge Carrie Bloom. But sadly, you
Speaker 1: hate to say that a fourteen year old forfeits his
Speaker 1: life because of a crime, But when you murder someone else,
Speaker 1: when you're involving yourself in a crime to begin with,
Speaker 1: to buy a gun on a street corner in Wyoming
Speaker 1: and the Hill young man Jamier Hill is murdered at
Speaker 1: the hands of a fourteen year old. I don't know
Speaker 1: what to say. Twelve fifty five Homer Year, Reds and Bengals,
Speaker 1: Bearcat Xavier and more. News Radio seven hundred ww Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great American and of course chaos reigns supreme everywhere.
Speaker 1: The riots happening in Los Angeles to trying to keep
Speaker 1: law enforcement from doing its job are despicable. But whether
Speaker 1: it's college campuses, major cities, homelessness, massive crime happening, I
Speaker 1: don't know how America can long survive if our ten
Speaker 1: or twenty largest American cities are in complete collapse. So
Speaker 1: where's the assault coming from? J? T. Young has great
Speaker 1: experiences in Congress at the Department of Treasury and Office
Speaker 1: of Management and Budget, and he representing a Fortune twenty company.
Speaker 1: He's the author of the new book Unprecedented Assault. How
Speaker 1: big Government unleashed America's socialist left. Just take a look
Speaker 1: at New York City, et cetera. JT. Young, Welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, give
Speaker 1: me the headline of your book. What's happening? Across various
Speaker 1: spectrums in America, various platforms. Let us put the American
Speaker 1: dream at risk. What is the unprecedented assault?
Speaker 3: Well, I think you've already touched on it, Bill, and
Speaker 3: you know it's the tip of the iceberg. I think
Speaker 3: you see it permeating throughout the United States at this time,
Speaker 3: and we've been seeing it going on for several years now.
Speaker 3: And just pick up any paper, check any website. It's
Speaker 3: almost impossible to avoid a headline, whether it's a call
Speaker 3: for abolishing ice, the protests you mentioned, which you know
Speaker 3: we're we're doing a service to the people who were
Speaker 3: conducting these because in a lot of cases, these are
Speaker 3: nothing but assaults themselves and riots in a lot of cases.
Speaker 3: And you're seeing this happening, as you've said, across major cities,
Speaker 3: across areas that are dominated by blue governments. We see
Speaker 3: this over and over in various issue areas. Again, whether
Speaker 3: a few years ago it was defund the police, abolish
Speaker 3: ICE is now the case. Issue after issue, we see
Speaker 3: the emergence and control by extremist elements on the left
Speaker 3: of American society unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Let's break it down. Iran, for example, you have a
Speaker 1: Great Column Iran. We were told, if these bunker busters
Speaker 1: were used against the three nuclear facilities, we'd have all
Speaker 1: hell breaking loose, you say, the experts told us that
Speaker 1: attacking Iran would trigger Iranian retaliation at home, possibly the
Speaker 1: start of World War three, with Russia rushing in and
Speaker 1: possibly China and Israel attacked Iran repeatedly and with nothing
Speaker 1: happening other than the failure of the ability of the
Speaker 1: Iranian military to stop it from occurring. And then in
Speaker 1: the wake of that the bunker busters went in. We
Speaker 1: were told what a terrible event that would be, that
Speaker 1: all hell would break Liz. Here we are two or
Speaker 1: three weeks later, nothing is happening. Are the experts always right?
Speaker 1: Sometimes right? Are never right?
Speaker 3: Well? I think what we can almost say universally is
Speaker 3: to be qualified as an expert by the establishment media
Speaker 3: is to mean that you oppose the president on anything
Speaker 3: he does, and then you therefore become an expert. But
Speaker 3: I'm sure they're never They're not always wrong. There's got
Speaker 3: to be. As they say, you know, a stop clock
Speaker 3: is right twice a day. The blind squirrel every so
Speaker 3: often finds the nut. I'm sure they have enough to
Speaker 3: just maintain their expert qualifications within the establishment media, but
Speaker 3: the biggest qualification that they seem to have is that
Speaker 3: they opposed the president of everything. And just about across
Speaker 3: the board, we see their predictions, as you were just
Speaker 3: mentioning whether it's owner Iran that the Middle East would
Speaker 3: break out into a terror of a sector wide war. No,
Speaker 3: we haven't seen that. In fact, we're probably seeing now
Speaker 3: the greatest moves towards peace and a realignment in the
Speaker 3: Middle East that we've seen in years. You know, the
Speaker 3: prediction that Russia would come in in support of Iran,
Speaker 3: no wrong, that China would come in, no wrong again.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And we just see this over and over, and I
Speaker 3: think it's a great lesson and one we should have
Speaker 3: learned generations to go. And the people who lived through
Speaker 3: the attempts to appease Hitler in Europe would have are
Speaker 3: probably all sitting there not in Yeah, we lived before.
Speaker 3: And you don't appease terrorists, you don't appease dictators, you
Speaker 3: don't appease authoritarians who are seeking to project their power
Speaker 3: and terror across entire regions. Instead. Of course, sadly, we
Speaker 3: see somebody in New York City who's now the Democratic
Speaker 3: dominating for Mayor Mandanni is calling for, you know, a
Speaker 3: globalization of antifauducts. It's unbelievable. While we can defeat our
Speaker 3: enemies abroad, we seem to be plagued by even greater
Speaker 3: once here at home.
Speaker 1: Now the bigger problems are here. All the great Americans
Speaker 1: have said that when America falls, it won't be through
Speaker 1: some foreign enemy. It's going to be America itself. That
Speaker 1: the rot the inside of America will bring us down.
Speaker 1: And if Mom Donnie gets elected the mayor of New
Speaker 1: York City, which is the largest Jewish enclave outside of
Speaker 1: Jerusalem in the world, tells you where we are. And
Speaker 1: I would note that three or four days ago the
Speaker 1: Autola Komaine came out of his own bunker and held
Speaker 1: a little news conference in which he said that Iran
Speaker 1: had a great victory over the Great Satan and the
Speaker 1: Little Satan, that somehow that was a victory. What happened
Speaker 1: to Iran was a great victory that they defeated the
Speaker 1: United States, they defeated Israel. Hell, if that's a victory,
Speaker 1: I don't want to see a defeat. And so I
Speaker 1: don't know what's going to come of that we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens on second and on the economy with the experts.
Speaker 1: Every morning I monitor MSNBC so you don't have to.
Speaker 1: And all I hear about is rampant inflation. I hear
Speaker 1: about unemployment. I hear about terrible economic conditions. I hear
Speaker 1: about lack of job creation. I hear about the economic
Speaker 1: policies of the Fed are going to bring down the country.
Speaker 1: Here we are in the middle of July, and at
Speaker 1: this point there is no inflation. We have full employment.
Speaker 1: In fact, we have jobs waiting to be filled. We
Speaker 1: have this stock market at all time highs. We have
Speaker 1: tariff income that's going to whack away at the dead
Speaker 1: and the deficit of over eighty billion dollars a month,
Speaker 1: and that's going to increase. All the predictions of the
Speaker 1: expert of the economy, God bless America have been wrong.
Speaker 1: But the same experts who told us what tariffs and
Speaker 1: what the policies of Trump would do by getting rid
Speaker 1: of a third of the federal workforce would be a disaster,
Speaker 1: just the opposite has happened. Do you look forward to
Speaker 1: to the day when Dana Bash and maybe Jake Tapper
Speaker 1: and maybe Mourning Joe will say, you know what, we
Speaker 1: were wrong. The policies have worked. We have full and
Speaker 1: fair employment, the border is shut down, we have greatly
Speaker 1: increased military enlistments going on. We're proud back once again.
Speaker 1: It's morning in America spelled the correct way. It's not morning,
Speaker 1: it's the bright day of a better light in America.
Speaker 1: Do you ever think MSNBC and CNN will say, you
Speaker 1: know what, we were wrong and Trump's doing a great job.
Speaker 1: What about the experts.
Speaker 3: Don't hold your breast.
Speaker 1: That's not going to happen.
Speaker 3: No, And you know, the sad part is that they
Speaker 3: were right. They're just four years too late because all
Speaker 3: the problems they were talking about and are talking about
Speaker 3: now were occurring in the previous administration, and yet they
Speaker 3: didn't say a word about it. Did I mean, we
Speaker 3: had forty year high inflation at that time, and guess
Speaker 3: what was causing it. They're overspending. The overspending that they are.
Speaker 3: We're complaining about for Trump that he's not making enough
Speaker 3: cuts cuts to the spending that they ramped up over
Speaker 3: four years under the guise of pandemic spending levels and
Speaker 3: they never brought.
Speaker 1: Them back down.
Speaker 3: And just what you were saying, you know, the unemployment problem, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we had it. We had it during the pandemic, and
Speaker 3: we had it during the previous administration. And we had
Speaker 3: an inflation problem in the previous administration. But now everything
Speaker 3: that they've predicted, just as you were just saying, is
Speaker 3: completely wrong. We we keep waiting, we keep waiting for
Speaker 3: where's this inflation?
Speaker 1: Where is it?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Is over there? Inflation's right over there. I can see
Speaker 1: it there. It is right there there, It is here.
Speaker 1: It is just ran around my chair. Where in the
Speaker 1: hell's inflation now? I don't know where it is. I
Speaker 1: can't see it somewhere.
Speaker 3: The only people who seemingly can find it are working
Speaker 3: at the Federal Reserve, who refused to cut interest rates
Speaker 3: at a point and still are holding them at levels
Speaker 3: from the point that they were held during the Biden
Speaker 3: inflation era. So, just as you were saying experts wrong again.
Speaker 1: You also right. On immigration. We were told for the
Speaker 1: last two or three years as a political talking point
Speaker 1: that all it's going to take for these America's immigration
Speaker 1: laws to be enforced is to spend about an additional
Speaker 1: eighty billion dollars a year. Under the Biden plan, what
Speaker 1: we have to do is build a lot more detention centers.
Speaker 1: What we have to do also is hire twelve hundred
Speaker 1: new judges. We have to hire six thousand more attorneys.
Speaker 1: We have to have courtrooms all across the southern border.
Speaker 1: And all it's going to take is spending eighty to
Speaker 1: one hundred billion dollars and immigration might be fixed. So
Speaker 1: we were told by the media and the Democrats, only
Speaker 1: the Republicans are standing in the way of immigration reform.
Speaker 1: And if we had immigration reform, the border would be
Speaker 1: shut down, the flow of drugs, would stop, the trafficking
Speaker 1: of girls and boys for sex what would be eliminated,
Speaker 1: and these gangs that burglarized homes won't exist anymore. And
Speaker 1: all they wanted to pend the tail on the elephant
Speaker 1: on the Republican for not giving Biden the power to
Speaker 1: do what he really wanted to do, but couldn't get
Speaker 1: it done because those evil Republicans, so nothing new was passed.
Speaker 1: Trump takes office or about six months or so into
Speaker 1: his term. Right now, A head on an expert recently
Speaker 1: who told me that border crossings are down in some
Speaker 1: sectors to up to six people a day, maybe as
Speaker 1: much as five thousand a month. Each month under Biden,
Speaker 1: the border crossings were three hundred thousand people and now
Speaker 1: they're down to maybe one hundred people a day using
Speaker 1: the same laws in effect when Biden was in office.
Speaker 1: Have you seen anyone in any of the experts in
Speaker 1: the media say, now, wait a minute, we have a
Speaker 1: new president enforcing the same laws and border crossings are
Speaker 1: almost non existent. Did we really need more administrative judges,
Speaker 1: more immigration attorneys, more detention centers, more courtrooms, more money
Speaker 1: to Catholic social services to disperse these individuals millions all
Speaker 1: over the country. Or did we need a president to
Speaker 1: enforce president law? What about that? JT. Young, answer that question.
Speaker 3: You just hit it. All you had to do with them,
Speaker 3: All you had to do was enforce the law. Low
Speaker 3: and behold, all you had to do was do the
Speaker 3: job that you were elected to do as president of
Speaker 3: the United States and enforce the law that's owned the books.
Speaker 3: And miraculously about no one could have expected it.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable, it worked. It worked.
Speaker 3: It worked.
Speaker 1: Who could have imagined.
Speaker 3: Certainly not the people at MSNBC, certainly not the people
Speaker 3: in the Bible administration, and certainly not all the apologists
Speaker 3: and the activists who were pressing the Biden administration to
Speaker 3: do just what they did, which was open the border
Speaker 3: and then indiscriminately use your parole authority so that even
Speaker 3: when people were captured by the authorities, they were released.
Speaker 3: And all of the protests that we're seeing now, all
Speaker 3: of the riots, all of the assaults, all of the
Speaker 3: people who are now wanting to force ice officers who
Speaker 3: are being docked if they're identified by leftist activists, all
Speaker 3: of these people are the same ones that were pressing
Speaker 3: for those proposals under the Biden administration, and now they're
Speaker 3: taking to the streets and using violence to try to
Speaker 3: enforce their will against the enforcement of the law.
Speaker 1: JT. Young lastly, when Obama or Biden was in office,
Speaker 1: and conservative groups who go to federal courts to get
Speaker 1: nationwide injunctions, and the nationwide injunctions are issued by judges
Speaker 1: against the policies of Biden or Obama repeatedly AOC, Chuck Schumer, Hagem, Jeffreys,
Speaker 1: Nancy Plasi said, well, just ignore the just ignore that,
Speaker 1: don't pay attention, work around it. So when the Supreme
Speaker 1: Court ruled on student loan debt, for example, that that's unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: Biden said, well, I'm going to ignore that, and the
Speaker 1: media said, good job, Joe. Here we are with a
Speaker 1: different president at a different time. Now we have nationwide
Speaker 1: injunctions being issued. They've been severely curtailed, but nonetheless, just
Speaker 1: the other day, another judge appointed by Obama had a
Speaker 1: nationwide injunction on the fourteenth Amendment issue. And now we
Speaker 1: had the same Democratic party say, Trump, you got to
Speaker 1: follow the law. Nationwide injunctions. Follow the law. When the
Speaker 1: Democrats in office, they say, ignore the law. Do you
Speaker 1: see the differential?
Speaker 3: I absolutely do, and honestly I welcome it.
Speaker 5: I welcome them bringing these radical decisions in these individual courts,
Speaker 5: Please work them up to the Supreme Court. Trump has
Speaker 5: a two to one majority in the Supreme Court. It's
Speaker 5: his biggest advantage. The more cases we bring there, the
Speaker 5: more adjudication we get brought before the Supreme Court, the
Speaker 5: better the chances of this being codified as Supreme Court precedent.
Speaker 5: So I think the Democrats are playing a really dangerous,
Speaker 5: a very short sighted game here. Yes, just as you mentioned,
Speaker 5: we get a recent another injunction. Let's just work it
Speaker 5: its way up to the Supreme Court, where we hold
Speaker 5: our greatest advantage. I think this is one of their
Speaker 5: biggest strategic mistakes. They are giving him the opportunity to
Speaker 5: bring cases before a very sympathetic Supreme Court, which will
Speaker 5: then codify these as present and he can then use
Speaker 5: these for even further actions.
Speaker 1: Well, the message from the Democrats is that ignore the
Speaker 1: law when it doesn't fit with your agenda, but support
Speaker 1: the law when it does. And that's chaos. The name
Speaker 1: of the book, of course, is unprecedented assault. I've only
Speaker 1: scratched the surface. How big government on leash America's socialist
Speaker 1: I'm seeing it in real time. Is disgusting. Once again, JT. Young,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And JT.
Speaker 1: You're a great American. Thank you very much. Thank you, Bill,
Speaker 1: and God bless America. Let's continue with more bline becomes available.
Speaker 1: You know the routine. But it's a great book, a
Speaker 1: great read. Ignore the law when it doesn't fit your agenda,
Speaker 1: and the media applause it, applauds it. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 8: Game three point thirty to seven thirty tonight twelve thirty
Speaker 8: to four thirty tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And you know, seg we had a visit from Rachel.
Speaker 8: I know she's the country Queen of iHeartMedia.
Speaker 1: She's now moved up the ladder and she's the country.
Speaker 1: She's the Dolly parton of iHeartMedia. That is correct, And
Speaker 1: Rachel says she will come back to us one day,
Speaker 1: one day she shall return.
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Speaker 8: Futures Game tomorrow and Atlanta representing the Red Legs from
Speaker 8: Double A Chattanooga's infielder Sal Stewart and also catcher Alfredo Duno.
Speaker 8: Alfredo out from the Daytona Tortugas. As you know, that's
Speaker 8: a single eighteam Daytona. What are they tortugas? What's a tortugo?
Speaker 8: I think it's a turtle. MLB Draft in Atlanta on Sunday. Really,
Speaker 8: will the Reds get another good one at ninth overall?
Speaker 1: Don't know. Let's see tennis. What about tonight? First of all,
Speaker 1: tennis Chase Burns tonight, which Chase Burns will show up,
Speaker 1: the one against the Yankees or the one for the Phillies.
Speaker 1: Which one. I think he's going to have a new
Speaker 1: start tonight. He's pitching against the Rocks, for God's sakes.
Speaker 8: Wimbledon, Carlos Alcarez defeats Taylor Fritz six four five seven,
Speaker 8: six three seven six and a.
Speaker 1: Four set marathon.
Speaker 8: Right now, Janick Sinner leads to Djokovic, as Matt Reeves
Speaker 8: would say, six to three, six three, and they're tie
Speaker 8: three to three.
Speaker 1: In the third. Well right now, it's four four three
Speaker 1: center now. But nonetheless, this is the Jokers last stand.
Speaker 1: Would you agree? I would say so, Bunce he thirty
Speaker 1: seven thirty eight. Back to baseball.
Speaker 8: West Side All Stars over Loveland last night in three innings,
Speaker 8: eighteen to nothing.
Speaker 1: So the Tigers went down hard.
Speaker 8: Let's see, it's their fortieth consecutive district championship.
Speaker 1: For the West Side. That's that possible.
Speaker 8: They will head to the state tournament beginning next week. Guys,
Speaker 8: that possible forty forty years in a row. Pretty good team.
Speaker 8: Maybe I should went to Reds draft some of those kids.
Speaker 8: I go, God, go get Kyle Swarber. I know that
Speaker 8: hell is real. Willie tomorrow night at TQL Stadium and
Speaker 8: an orange out everybody wear orange tomorrow the Eastern Conference
Speaker 8: leading FC Cincinnata up against the Columbus Crew at seven
Speaker 8: on ESPN fifteen to thirty. Down in dirty Let's see
Speaker 8: college football news. Ohio University the Bobcats exploring the possibilitability
Speaker 8: of leaving them Mid American Conference with the Sun Belt Conference.
Speaker 1: What according to a newspaper in Virginia, what is ken
Speaker 1: Bruce ay?
Speaker 8: And they've only they they've only had preliminary discussions about
Speaker 8: this over the past few weeks. What nothing is imminent?
Speaker 8: What but they're just gauging interest? What how about that
Speaker 8: if they leave us, Miami lea well, what happens to
Speaker 8: the Battle of the Bricks?
Speaker 1: Don't know, it could be a problem. Who's in the
Speaker 1: Sun Belt Conference? I mean I said, so that's Rockies boys, Rockies,
Speaker 1: that's Rocky Rocky. Rocky is a Sun Belt king there.
Speaker 1: But OU wants to upgrade. And if they leave, does
Speaker 1: Miami leave the Red Hall? I don't think so. I
Speaker 1: think they stay where they're at, where they're going to go. Well,
Speaker 1: UC was in the MAC for a while, you know,
Speaker 1: right at the beginning. Yeah, yeah, I'm just saying maybe
Speaker 1: maybe Notre Dame will go back into the mac if
Speaker 1: O you leave be what about it? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well you better find out. You never know.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know this college foot all stuff. They're
Speaker 8: changing conferences more than people are walking in through a
Speaker 8: revolving door downtown.
Speaker 1: And why would you have a premier game to kick
Speaker 1: off the college football season between Texas and Ohio State
Speaker 1: at noon? Why would you do that? I don't know.
Speaker 1: It'll be like nine degrees.
Speaker 8: It's TV and good at night, TV and money do
Speaker 8: it at night? Right, Yeah, that's what Lee Corso's last
Speaker 8: day is on game day.
Speaker 1: That's it. A legend. Former Indiana coach Ohio State. I
Speaker 1: don't know what to tell you. It's Sega. We're right
Speaker 1: here on the precipice of either one way or another.
Speaker 1: The Reds went three against the Rockies, then go on
Speaker 1: the road with the New York Mets.
Speaker 8: Well that's that's after the All Star break. And then
Speaker 8: are they buyers or sellers?
Speaker 1: Well that they go to New York, then they go
Speaker 1: to Washington and then come home. Oh what do you
Speaker 1: think Washington stinks? July? Well, the Mets have stunk, would
Speaker 1: you agree? Huh, Mets. I think the Mets are pretty good.
Speaker 1: They've lost a lot of recent games.
Speaker 8: I think they're I think there are a second in
Speaker 8: the east behind the fills.
Speaker 1: That's point for center coming up. And uh in Wimbledon,
Speaker 1: he's gonna win. They got, They got at the Mets
Speaker 1: at Washington. They come home with Tampa, and then the Dodgers,
Speaker 1: who have really been bad Atlanta at home. Yep, so hell,
Speaker 1: I don't know what to tell you. But then they
Speaker 1: have August what is it, August the third off. I
Speaker 1: was down there the other day, Willie.
Speaker 8: No one can no one can remember the last time
Speaker 8: the Reds will not play on a Sunday.
Speaker 1: Says there August third Sunday. They're off, correct, That's what
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 8: Joe lock Up, the fan duel dancer, and a statistician
Speaker 8: has get get him on the stude.
Speaker 1: They got to look that up. He has to look
Speaker 1: that up the last time the Reds didn't play on
Speaker 1: a Sunday during the baseball season. I'm trying to figure out.
Speaker 1: I was down there the other day and saw Rick
Speaker 1: Stow at everybody, and they had no idea. I cannot remember,
Speaker 1: so they got games on the Friday and Saturday. They
Speaker 1: play Atlanta here, then they go to Corstal Motor Speedway
Speaker 1: and that's Saturday. August second is Bristol. Then the next
Speaker 1: day they're they're off right, then they go to Chicago,
Speaker 1: Chicago and Pittsburgh. Well then they had a postponement. That
Speaker 1: doesn't count. I don't know. It could rain any day.
Speaker 1: I mean that's true, but they have a scheduled day off.
Speaker 1: What does Joe look up? Say, get me look up? Well,
Speaker 1: he'll look it up. What he's there for, he'll look up, looky.
Speaker 1: Then he dances during the game he does do what
Speaker 1: does he do?
Speaker 8: Like the Miami Valley Gaming you have a commercial comane
Speaker 8: all dance, but grid ever see it? It's it's crazy.
Speaker 8: Why don't they show the dancing? Have you done the gritty?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: I hurt my back. Now let's see what happened. Now,
Speaker 1: one last thing, say if I did that, I'd be
Speaker 1: bent over for life. When this event took place a
Speaker 1: couple of days ago, many thought, okay, how in the
Speaker 1: world as a fourteen year old, who's I guess at
Speaker 1: Northwest High School or freshman the Home of the Knights,
Speaker 1: His name Jamiir Hill murdered what on a sidewalk in Wyoming,
Speaker 1: the Home of the Cowboys. So when this happened, well
Speaker 1: got to pay attention two days ago, and I guess
Speaker 1: that initiative in the city's working all that already. A
Speaker 1: fourteen year old boy has now been charged with the
Speaker 1: murder of Jamiir Hill. And the fourteen year old boy
Speaker 1: turned himself in and said that he met the fifteen
Speaker 1: year old to buy a gun from him, that the
Speaker 1: fifteen year old is in the business of selling guns,
Speaker 1: and the fourteen year old was there to buy a gun.
Speaker 1: Some sort of verbal dispute arose, and the fourteen year
Speaker 1: old seized the weapon and shot to death fifteen year
Speaker 1: old Jamiir Hill. And Wyoming the home of the Cowboys.
Speaker 1: I'm looking to say, how's this possible. The fourteen year
Speaker 1: old has no previous criminal record. Of course, it's hard
Speaker 1: to get a criminal record when you're thirteen, but I
Speaker 1: guess it's possible. But the fourteen year old and no
Speaker 1: criminal record, lives with his mother and father, attends Mount
Speaker 1: Washington School. He's like an eighth graderly or seventh grader,
Speaker 1: and he's buying guns from a fifteen year old who's dead.
Speaker 1: Say your reaction. You gotta worry about this red bikes,
Speaker 1: take care of the red box, Stoa, get the drones.
Speaker 1: Now you got thirteen fourteen to fifteen year olds. Pat
Speaker 1: yourself on the back, Say what a great job you've done.
Speaker 1: And these boys are killing each other because are weapons.
Speaker 1: I always just got a report twenty four. You should
Speaker 1: have known that last year. What does luckup? Say? Get
Speaker 1: luck up? I thought it was like eighteen ninety seven.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to say. Maybe they want to
Speaker 1: give the Reds day off having played in Bristol, probably right,
Speaker 1: I mean that's a different story. Yeah, I say, is
Speaker 1: that it in sports? Yep? Give me out of the
Speaker 1: student's report. We have many many issues arising. It appears
Speaker 1: that Sinner is gonna be watching it any wait sheriff, Well,
Speaker 1: oh all right, well five center. The Djokovices is his
Speaker 1: final act as the the premier, the greatest of all time.
Speaker 1: Because he is a winning record against Federer and a
Speaker 1: winning record against the Dow those three. You can have
Speaker 1: an argument, right when you have a winning record head
Speaker 1: to head against both of them, right, and the other two?
Speaker 6: Do?
Speaker 1: I think the argument's over and in fact, you are
Speaker 1: the greatest of all time. You just say, the greatest
Speaker 1: basketball player of all time? The big Oh, Michael Jordan,
Speaker 1: I think I'm j greatest baseball player of all time.
Speaker 1: Compare him to Babe Ruth. Not even close? All right,
Speaker 1: how about football? The greatest football player, I'd say the
Speaker 1: guy that's won how many seven Super Bowls? Tom Brady
Speaker 1: Bingo greatest golfer of all time? I thought it was
Speaker 1: Tiger Woods until a listener sent me a comparison Jack
Speaker 1: Nicholas and Tiger Woods.
Speaker 8: I read the comparison, and guess what, mister Columbus obseelconding go.
Speaker 8: It's thank you he finally came to your census.
Speaker 1: Because, as you know, players winning lose status based upon
Speaker 1: their record and the majors. Would you agree? Correct? Jack
Speaker 1: has won eighteen majors and he was second seventeen times. Yeah,
Speaker 1: now that's my simple deal. Park Matt tells me that's
Speaker 1: something like thirty five first or second. Lt. Gray had
Speaker 1: fifteen wins and seven runners up twenty two? Shall we say,
Speaker 1: not even close? And what about third, fourth at fifth
Speaker 1: for the Golden Bear? Well, uh, he had the top
Speaker 1: ten in majors seventy eight percent of the time. Now
Speaker 1: t Gray sixty four percent of the time. Don't tell
Speaker 1: me what you've done in the aquad Cities Open. Tell
Speaker 1: me what you've done in the Masters and the US
Speaker 1: Open and the PGA. Tell me what you've done in
Speaker 1: the British Open. Correct. Center wins over the joker Djokovic,
Speaker 1: As Matt Reeese would say, Djokovic, So is he done, segmenter, No, No,
Speaker 1: don't joker. I think he'll still He'll still be coming here.
Speaker 1: I hope he does. Hope he does in August the
Speaker 1: greatest of all time. You'll keep playing. I don't think
Speaker 1: he's hurt or anything. So well did the splits? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Play not good? And the final is going to be
Speaker 1: Center against Djokovic for all the marbles, correct, And those
Speaker 1: are the Alfres Alchora and Carlo's won. You know, French
Speaker 1: could be a good one, should be a good one,
Speaker 1: and hopefully both of be here. Okay, night alcarez.
Speaker 8: I mean that's and I guess the King's going to
Speaker 8: be there Sunday, right, the King and queenposally see what happens.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you know, segment, get me out of
Speaker 1: the suite. Report. Please, well the other national French Friday? Really,
Speaker 1: who is better French fries than zips or McDonald's. Those
Speaker 1: are the two. McDonald's pretty good. We leave you with
Speaker 1: the immortal words of the Stood report. We have so
Speaker 1: much love between us. It's great that was Rachel making
Speaker 1: a state visit. She felt the love segment. We launched
Speaker 1: her into the stratosphere. She finally comes back just to
Speaker 1: say thank you. Correct Without us, she'd be nowhere. With us,
Speaker 1: She's now the queen of country heartmedia. Yeah, let's continue
Speaker 1: on homing r Reds tonight. Plenty of tickets remained for
Speaker 1: the Rocks on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Get out there
Speaker 1: and buy them.
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Speaker 1: Well, let's continue. We never stop. We only continue. Your
Speaker 1: Reds Baseball kicks off about six oh five tonight, as
Speaker 1: you know, and what happened on Wednesday continues to reverberate today.
Speaker 1: This afternoon, about twenty five minutes ago, was reported by
Speaker 1: something called The Times of India and it's not been
Speaker 1: picked up yet on shall we say more websites that
Speaker 1: FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino took a day off work
Speaker 1: Friday today, leading many to believe that he has quit
Speaker 1: his job as deputy director of the FBI, something that
Speaker 1: government's not responded to. This comes about two days after
Speaker 1: he and Cash Patel said number one that Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: was not killed but rather committed suicide by himself in
Speaker 1: a jail cell. That there is no quote client list
Speaker 1: that would involve the rich and the famous who had
Speaker 1: the services of teenage young prostitutes at the behest Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein provides services, and that Jeffrey Epstein would use those
Speaker 1: videotapes as shall we say protection money in order to
Speaker 1: get paid large amounts to be financial advisors to the
Speaker 1: rich and famous. Over the past two or three or
Speaker 1: four years, there's been in talk radio, et cetera, no
Speaker 1: more individuals critical of the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: matter than Cash Patel, who's now the FBI director, and
Speaker 1: Dan Bongino, who's now the pretty director of the FBI.
Speaker 1: And I don't think anyone believes actually that somehow Number
Speaker 1: one Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. I guess it's possible. I
Speaker 1: don't know it's possible, But no one really believes that
Speaker 1: there's not a list of clients and or hundreds of
Speaker 1: videotapes with the rich and famous getting services of teenage prostitutes,
Speaker 1: all recorded by the kind offices of Jeffrey Epstein. In fact,
Speaker 1: I put on my Twitter account, which is of course
Speaker 1: I have about thirty thousand followers. I said this on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: and I said the following. FBI says no Epstein client
Speaker 1: list of the rich and famous exists. Pam Bondi, the
Speaker 1: Attorney General, said in March, however, that the list was
Speaker 1: on her desk and that Epstein killed himself. I do
Speaker 1: not believe that no list, no videos exist. The names
Speaker 1: who committed rape on teenage girls as victims should be known.
Speaker 1: What do you say now? And Donald Trump himself said
Speaker 1: on either Wednesday or Thursday, he's more accessible to the
Speaker 1: media than anyone else, though a president's ever been that
Speaker 1: the matter is closed. It's over. Not answering any more
Speaker 1: questions about Jeffrey Epstein. Now one jumps to the conclusion
Speaker 1: if you're left wing activists, well as obvious, it's obvious
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump was somehow involved with Jeffrey Epstein. There's
Speaker 1: photos of those two together. Hell, there's photos of me
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump together. What does that mean? Nothing? And
Speaker 1: if by some twist of fate that Donald Trump availed
Speaker 1: himself with the services of teenage prostitutes at the behest
Speaker 1: to Jeffrey Epstein and Obama slash Biden had possession of
Speaker 1: those documents or videotapes, that would be have been made
Speaker 1: public long before that, long before today, it would have
Speaker 1: been out there. Because they threw everything, including the kitchen
Speaker 1: saying Donald Trump, everything, including five or six Secret Service
Speaker 1: agents who were mentally incompetent that almost got Donald Trump
Speaker 1: killed about a year ago in Butler County, Pennsylvania. Everything
Speaker 1: ninety four counts, indictments, numerous federal civil rights lawsuits, several
Speaker 1: so called victims, Jeene Carroll, etc. They threw everything at him.
Speaker 1: And if they had evidence that Donald Trump was involved
Speaker 1: in any nefarious activities of Jeffrey Epstein. We know about
Speaker 1: it by now for sure, so one might ask when
Speaker 1: he was. Jeffrey Epstein was criminally charged in the Obama
Speaker 1: administration with trafficking of girls for sexual benefits for him
Speaker 1: and others. It was out of Miami's Miami Field office.
Speaker 1: After an exhaustive investigation, it was determined that Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 1: had thousands and thousands, shall we say, thousands of tapes
Speaker 1: involving sex with important famous men with these so called
Speaker 1: teenage girls. It happened all the time, and as part
Speaker 1: of that, Jeffrey Epstein pled guilty to sex trafficking. At
Speaker 1: that point, probation was a possibility. So you would think
Speaker 1: that someone that had trafficked teenage girls and used them
Speaker 1: for sexual purposes to many others in order to get
Speaker 1: extortion moneies from the male so called victims, they weren't victims,
Speaker 1: they were perpetrators, that the system would deal with that
Speaker 1: quite harshly. In reality, the system did not deal with
Speaker 1: it harshly at all. In fact, Jeffrey Epstein received it
Speaker 1: house arrest. He was told simply to go home, which
Speaker 1: gave rise to speculation in The New York Post that
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein who's a big contributor of money to Israel
Speaker 1: is part of Masade or part of the CIA, or
Speaker 1: part of something. And for those who know New York
Speaker 1: politics and New York philanthropy, humanitarian efforts and giving away stuff,
Speaker 1: Jeffrey Epstein is at the top of the list. Where
Speaker 1: do you get all that money? Every financial advisor in
Speaker 1: New York City City was a terrible financial advisor, but
Speaker 1: lived and raised over a half a billion dollars in
Speaker 1: money from the rich and famous. So for many years
Speaker 1: I've had on Dan Bongino before in Cash Ptel before
Speaker 1: and among other things, they said, if they ever get
Speaker 1: in power, which was quite unlikely, the odds at Cash
Speaker 1: Patel being the director of the FBI was non existent.
Speaker 1: And the odds of Dan Bongino that had a successful
Speaker 1: radio talk show and was in the Secret Service would
Speaker 1: be the deputy director of the FBI would be impossible.
Speaker 1: So many of us thought, Okay, we finally have someone
Speaker 1: in charge of the FBI that's not a comy lookalike.
Speaker 1: Who's going to tell us the deep secrets of the
Speaker 1: deep State. I said, Okay, we're going to find out
Speaker 1: at some point. And in March March Pam Bondi was
Speaker 1: interviewed and she said she had the client list on
Speaker 1: her desk, and she had all the reports on her desk,
Speaker 1: but they were being reviewed for national security information just
Speaker 1: in case, you know, And so, okay, it's been four
Speaker 1: months since then, Okay, well, that's fine. And whether Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein had the rich and the famous business owners, Democrats
Speaker 1: and Republicans on tape committing sexual acts with teenage girls,
Speaker 1: which is a felony, it's not going to change my
Speaker 1: life one way or another. In the other words, what's
Speaker 1: going to change my life is preventing a massive tax increase.
Speaker 1: What's going to change my life is putting manufacturing Americans
Speaker 1: back to work. What's going to change my life and
Speaker 1: those of American people are no tax on overtime and
Speaker 1: no tax on tips six thousand dollars, tax deduction for
Speaker 1: social Security, and tax deductions on American made car products,
Speaker 1: and the energy independence of the southern border that shut
Speaker 1: down a sensible foreign policy. The fact that enlistments are
Speaker 1: up with the military, that's going to change my life.
Speaker 1: Those are important matters. So any interaction between Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and Jeffrey Epps is titillating. But it's not a matter
Speaker 1: of public policy, would you agree, But it is a matter,
Speaker 1: shall we say, of prevarication or truth. It's a matter
Speaker 1: of what we were told and then what actually occurred.
Speaker 1: The two of the events are somewhat different. And the
Speaker 1: list was promised to us. And I'm led to believe
Speaker 1: by articles all over the country and the world that
Speaker 1: from Prince Andrew of the British Royal House, the Queen
Speaker 1: Elizabeth id Son who took a fall, and hundreds or
Speaker 1: thousands of the rich and famous Democrats and Republicans and
Speaker 1: leaders of charitable trust and business leaders were all shall
Speaker 1: we say, bamboozled by Jeffrey Epstein on Lolita Island, including
Speaker 1: people like Bill Clinton, and that the disclosure of these
Speaker 1: names would ruin large numbers of important rich men. And okay,
Speaker 1: I thought we got the two guys, especially Dan Bongino,
Speaker 1: especially Cashpateel. They're true believers, so they said on Wednesday,
Speaker 1: Note Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. Well, it's unlikely but possible.
Speaker 1: But the idea that there is no client list, there
Speaker 1: are no videotapes of any type, when according to the
Speaker 1: Department of Justice itself, the Federal investigators numbered victims of
Speaker 1: over one thousand, far more than previously known. Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 1: according to the Department of Justice, had more than one
Speaker 1: thousand victims. These are girls over a twenty five year period.
Speaker 1: He was a sex trafficker, causing his own indictment, and
Speaker 1: that the customers who were using these services through Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein were the rich and famous Democrats, Republicans and the
Speaker 1: captains of industry, and so okay, what is it? And
Speaker 1: there was a victim's compensation fund set up for Epstein's accusers,
Speaker 1: some as young as thirteen year old girls at the
Speaker 1: time of their abuse. They paid out one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty million to one hundred and fifty victims. According to
Speaker 1: Fox Business, this is a massive enterprise. And when Jeffrey
Speaker 1: Epstein killed himself, his assets were distributed and sold. A
Speaker 1: special master was appointed and they had well over one
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars in order to give to the victims. Now,
Speaker 1: if you had well over well, this one report set
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty victims, another one set a thousand.
Speaker 1: Many girls don't want to come forward because it's embarrassing.
Speaker 1: Many are now twenty five and thirty years old. They're
Speaker 1: in their lives, don't want to be embarrassed. But if
Speaker 1: you had the fund set up that the girls came forward,
Speaker 1: they related who they were forced to have sex with.
Speaker 1: And the names are known, and there is no list.
Speaker 1: There's nobody, No Democrat, no Republican, no captive of industry.
Speaker 1: The names have been out there. I'm not going to
Speaker 1: mention them for defamation purposes, But think of the twenty
Speaker 1: richest men in the world. Think of the Democrats and
Speaker 1: Republicans who allegedly engaged the services of these girls, some
Speaker 1: as young as thirteen, fourteen and fifteen, and Cash Patel
Speaker 1: and Dan Bongino doesn't know who they are, then who
Speaker 1: was doing all these crimes, who were committing thousands of felonies?
Speaker 1: Had to be somebody Because the government had a special master,
Speaker 1: they paid out the money. And so one of the accomplices,
Speaker 1: Gislaine Maxwell, woman was convicted of trafficking. What was she
Speaker 1: trafficking and what to who? Who were the who are
Speaker 1: the purpetry? Who are the men that did this? She's
Speaker 1: appealing the verdict and she has exhausted all of her appeals.
Speaker 1: At this point, she's doing twenty years in jail and
Speaker 1: she has said that more than ten thousand videos and
Speaker 1: images ten thousand of illegal child sex abuse material and
Speaker 1: other pornography ten thousand. Where are they? According to Cash
Speaker 1: Patel and Donald Trump and Dan Bongino, they don't exist
Speaker 1: the court order ceiling. Listen to this. Only a fraction
Speaker 1: of these materials have been aired publicly because Epstein had
Speaker 1: not gone to trial and he's killed himself and the
Speaker 1: matter was closed, but his assets were sold, a fund
Speaker 1: was generated, and all these criminals that are probably among
Speaker 1: the most well known men in America will be kept secret.
Speaker 1: And it's like, what do you buy it? Do you
Speaker 1: think that this is real? That you had hundreds of
Speaker 1: female victims who came forward and were paid large amounts
Speaker 1: of money disclosing who their customers were trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 1: and not one person's name other than Maxwell's name. The
Speaker 1: woman his girlfriend, and she's fifty five years old, and
Speaker 1: she's given a full statement as far as her involvement
Speaker 1: and the men involved. And at this point Cash Patel
Speaker 1: and Dan Bongino knows nothing about it. Now some have said, well,
Speaker 1: Trump was not involved himself, otherwise the Democrats would have
Speaker 1: destroyed him with his information years ago. But now he
Speaker 1: knows who the men were Democrats, publicans, and business leaders
Speaker 1: who did partake in the services of teenage girls recorded,
Speaker 1: and they know what he knows, and he Trump can
Speaker 1: use what he knows against those who participated in these felonies.
Speaker 1: And as a great American, I would say, I want
Speaker 1: to know if individuals I'm voting for, individuals I see
Speaker 1: on television, who I want to believe, and et cetera,
Speaker 1: what the truth is. There's some information that Dan Bongino
Speaker 1: has told friends he's considering resigning because of the Epstein
Speaker 1: files fallout. Dan Bongino and he's off work today and
Speaker 1: he's hurt by the idea that the truth has not
Speaker 1: become public. Well, now, Dan Bongino is a wild card
Speaker 1: in this thing because he had a successful career in
Speaker 1: talk radio. And if he's thinking about quitting and resigning,
Speaker 1: can he make public that Democrats, Republicans, business leaders and
Speaker 1: others who are part of a sex trafficking ring of
Speaker 1: teenage girls whose activities have been recorded ten thousand tapes
Speaker 1: and none have any information. What are they Disney movies?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It'd be interesting, And as I said,
Speaker 1: this will not affect you and I in a significant way.
Speaker 1: It's not going to change my life. But don't tell
Speaker 1: me that it's urinating down my leg and tell me
Speaker 1: it's caused by rain. I don't believe it. I said
Speaker 1: this two days ago. And whether it calls to careers
Speaker 1: to be ruined, whether Democrats, Republicans, business leaders, Harvard University
Speaker 1: types are involved or not involved for these girls, I say,
Speaker 1: let the chips fall where they may, whatever it is
Speaker 1: it is, and the Trumpster should when he gets done.
Speaker 1: I'm watching him now on on the video on TV
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Speaker 1: out and say reality, these are the men who partake
Speaker 1: in sexual activity with underage girls for benefits to them.
Speaker 1: And these are the ones that are on the list. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm sure there's others on a so called list that
Speaker 1: had lunch with them or dinner with them, had a
Speaker 1: picture take them. Fine, uh accept those from the release.
Speaker 1: But Don Dan Bongino has told people is considering quitting
Speaker 1: about the Epstein Files fallout and him and Pam Bondi
Speaker 1: are sideways. So we'll see what happens. Not good, Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more. The truth will set us free. The
Speaker 1: sexual exportation of underage girls is something that is so
Speaker 1: wrong and so dark and so immoral that men involved
Speaker 1: in such things must be held to a count, no
Speaker 1: matter what their political connections are. Would you agree, raise
Speaker 1: your hand if you agree with me, Thank you. And
Speaker 1: I hope that Donald Trump realizes this because if the
Speaker 1: careers are ruined, if blackmail has been employed, and we
Speaker 1: need to cleanse the soul of the nation of this,
Speaker 1: and I say, let the chips fallward they made whatever
Speaker 1: it is it is, let it happen two twenty six
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Speaker 9: But no, it's it's a huge honor too. I know
Speaker 9: for me to shed a court once again with Micrlos
Speaker 9: as I mentioned already so many times, we try to
Speaker 9: push ourselves.
Speaker 1: To the limits.
Speaker 9: He's for sure one of the one of the players
Speaker 9: I look I look up to, you know, I love
Speaker 9: watching him. I think your your guys agree on that.
Speaker 9: What's what kind of talent is. But you know, hopefully
Speaker 9: it's gonna be a good match like the last one.
Speaker 9: I don't know if it's got better because I don't
Speaker 9: think it's it's possible, but but we will try to
Speaker 9: do obviously our best and hopefully it's gonna be a
Speaker 9: enjoyable match for us to play, but also for you
Speaker 9: guys to enjoy.
Speaker 1: So thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Hello wuyets, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Nine boys, many issues, so little time. First of all, segment.
Speaker 1: First of all segment, Yeah, are you okay? I'm sitting
Speaker 1: here ready to go. Let's go. Secondly, the rock is here,
Speaker 1: Rocket Rock. Do you see the story about Ohio? You
Speaker 1: you better got? What do you got? What's the deal?
Speaker 1: What's the deal?
Speaker 8: Exploring the possibility of leaving the Mid American Conference for
Speaker 8: the Sun Belt.
Speaker 7: I did hear that? Give me the big the king
Speaker 7: of the sun Belt something. Actually it's about week and
Speaker 7: a half. Who are the big teams in the sun Belt?
Speaker 7: In the sun Belt? James Madison, Louisiana, Georgia Southern.
Speaker 1: Why why would you discussions?
Speaker 7: I mean the reason they would leave is the sun
Speaker 7: Belt right now is and again as someone who knows
Speaker 7: that conference well, is the best group of five conference
Speaker 7: there is. It's the deepest as as I think over all,
Speaker 7: the best football. But oh you can't get Just stay,
Speaker 7: know your role and shut your mouth. They're in the
Speaker 7: Mid American Conference. Been there for a ken Brew loves
Speaker 7: that Tom Brennaman, et cetera, that oh you is the place.
Speaker 1: To be right, shut your mouth fit in the MAC?
Speaker 1: How would Deer Park do in the g CL? Brutal?
Speaker 1: My point is every now and then stay in the
Speaker 1: CHL win some state titles every now and then. Ohio
Speaker 1: did win the MAC last year, so they think they're
Speaker 1: better than they think they are. Well, look, all these
Speaker 1: conferences are getting spooked because of you know, this team's
Speaker 1: moving over here, and these two teams are moving over there,
Speaker 1: and they want to make sure they're in a place
Speaker 1: where they can get Texas moved right.
Speaker 7: Well, they're trying to move I think, uh into what's
Speaker 7: left of the PAC twelve. Who's I guess? So Ohio
Speaker 7: would take their spot because Texas state is in the
Speaker 7: sun belt. Some belt also has interest in getting Louisiana tech.
Speaker 7: I think if they're going to do all this, they
Speaker 7: should try to get tou Lane in. There be a
Speaker 7: New Orleans big market team.
Speaker 1: Mean rocket, is there a Pack ten? Pack twelve is
Speaker 1: just chasing the one off times? There's no longer a consideration.
Speaker 1: Does this make geographical sense?
Speaker 7: Does this make no from in terms of like a
Speaker 7: fan base, and you were a fan could get in
Speaker 7: the car and easily drive to a good matchup.
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't make any l I talked to Mick
Speaker 1: cronin he's playing in New Jersey, He's playing in Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: from California in February. He said, this is ridiculous, long
Speaker 1: road trips there and there, and now OHU thinks they
Speaker 1: can move up the ladder. They're exactly where they need
Speaker 1: to be, right.
Speaker 7: Yes, but I would would say the overall level of
Speaker 7: football in the MAC has fallen off last couple I mean,
Speaker 7: Ken State is is like a one singular hair away
Speaker 7: from eliminating football. Akron's not that far behind. Oh well,
Speaker 7: I think there's still very good football in it. But
Speaker 7: the problem is is these group of five teams are
Speaker 7: getting destroyed by the transfer portal. So, yeah, you know,
Speaker 7: if you're at Ohio, you can't get a five star player.
Speaker 7: You could, maybe you can't even get a four star player.
Speaker 7: But so you've got to recruit your rear end off
Speaker 7: and get a three star player that has a lot
Speaker 7: of potential, coach him training for a year, two years,
Speaker 7: and then when he gets so you're hoping that player
Speaker 7: gets good right now on him to get too good,
Speaker 7: because then he goes to Ohio State and how much
Speaker 7: money whatever, big money, big money. So so it's it's
Speaker 7: tougher than ever for a group of five conference, tougher
Speaker 7: than ever for uh, you know, all these max schools.
Speaker 1: So that's my complain about Xavier basketball, which I love,
Speaker 1: but I love going to Zaber basketball watching a remain
Speaker 1: sodo come in, get a little bit good as a freshman,
Speaker 1: and then you spend four or five years there and
Speaker 1: you know, like Zach you Freeman, et cetera, and you're
Speaker 1: connected to it. Now, could you name one player at
Speaker 1: Xavier basketball in the Big East this year? And I
Speaker 1: will say this about the sun Belt, they're one of
Speaker 1: the first of all, they're one of the few remaining
Speaker 1: conferences that actually have you know, divisions, have an East
Speaker 1: and West division, right, and they all geographically make sense.
Speaker 7: Ohio does not geographically make sense.
Speaker 1: To the sun Belt. It's all like Southeastern team, it's Anthons.
Speaker 1: You can't fly into Anthons, can you know? You fly
Speaker 1: into Columbus Columbus and drive an hour and a half. Yeah,
Speaker 1: why I drive there from a good academic institution, stay
Speaker 1: in the Mac, make a few few games and enjoy yourself.
Speaker 1: It's not good to go to the g c L
Speaker 1: if you're Deer Park was recruited, as you know, for
Speaker 1: the g c L.
Speaker 7: Well, look, I mean to be fair, I don't think
Speaker 7: Ohio going to the Sun Belt they would get destroyed.
Speaker 1: That I think they will. I think they would compete.
Speaker 7: But what are at the end of the You got asked,
Speaker 7: what is the ultimate goal here?
Speaker 1: What do we win the national title? The Bobcats. No,
Speaker 1: that's not going to happen.
Speaker 7: So you want to create a have a good football
Speaker 7: program that say, it's kind of a billboard for your university.
Speaker 1: You want to come there. Hey, I want to go
Speaker 1: to school there because I like Ohio football and they
Speaker 1: play and it's great. Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana.
Speaker 7: That's But do you have to run all over the
Speaker 7: country and chase conferences to do that?
Speaker 1: I don't think you do. Thanks for screwed up, very
Speaker 1: screwed up. I mean Xavier right now. I mean I'm
Speaker 1: not invested with Patino. I'm not invested with any of
Speaker 1: the players I can't identify and don't know.
Speaker 7: Well, I said this yesterday on my show that I
Speaker 7: think that's one of the biggest issues is the look
Speaker 7: you would agree that college football and maybe do something degree.
Speaker 7: College basketball is the only amateur sport that has nationwide
Speaker 7: like people really care about it, right, No one follows
Speaker 7: minor league baseball or you know.
Speaker 1: College baseball is big in some quarters born in the South.
Speaker 7: But the reason why, okay, it is is because a
Speaker 7: fan base, a fan and an alumni can relate to team.
Speaker 7: I want a Notre Dame and but but to do
Speaker 7: that you need continuity. You need to have Wow, we
Speaker 7: had a bunch of good, you know, good sophomores last year.
Speaker 1: They're coming back every single year. For most schools, it's
Speaker 1: completely new roster.
Speaker 7: Marshall won the Sun Belt last year and lost I
Speaker 7: think forty three players, and the new coach, Tony Gibson,
Speaker 7: brought in sixty new players. They won the freaking Marshall
Speaker 7: last year, won the Sun Belt. Their coach left go
Speaker 7: to Southern Miss. All the players followed him. They brought
Speaker 7: in sixty new players. Is that they won, They won
Speaker 7: the whole conference, and and a fan base sitting there
Speaker 7: like a Marshall fan, you're like, what the hell.
Speaker 1: We just won it, which means.
Speaker 7: We should have some good players to hopefully repeat the
Speaker 7: next year.
Speaker 1: Nope, all gone, see bad. Yes, when you're bad, that's good.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: Why should Deer Park join the g CL? Have to
Speaker 1: ask you, Harry Gate or whoever your guy is up there. Oh,
Speaker 1: I gotta ask him him. Well, why join the g
Speaker 1: CL and just dominate the HL? Why join the g
Speaker 1: CL just bring all those fans and all that excitement
Speaker 1: at Deer Park.
Speaker 7: It's money, It's all money. It's not like, hey, you
Speaker 7: know what, this is just kind of a fun thing
Speaker 7: we're doing here and people enjoy it and we're having
Speaker 7: a good time. We may lose a little money, but gosh,
Speaker 7: it's a lot of fun. Oh you it's no no money.
Speaker 7: Say give me some sports on multimately.
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Speaker 8: What Well the Chase Burns goes for the Reds tonight
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Speaker 1: After the games, he fixed his tail problem. I can
Speaker 1: I can tell I was an expert at Thomas Funeral Hume.
Speaker 1: I can tell the pitch that was coming. So if
Speaker 1: I could watch Chase Burns on video, I can tell
Speaker 1: him what he's doing. It's either his hip, his toe,
Speaker 1: his grip, the speed of his wind up, speed of
Speaker 1: the I get the glove is glove and glove wide,
Speaker 1: glove tight. You can have the toe open, the tobe
Speaker 1: in the.
Speaker 7: Box flow back in them.
Speaker 1: I can joke up on the bat. I can tell
Speaker 1: ever changed your swing that got you to the big league?
Speaker 1: Son Frank k frand Cone, I'm gonna talk to him
Speaker 1: about maybe Chase Burns.
Speaker 7: And I'm gonna ask Skinny this at three o'clock. What
Speaker 7: are we supposed to think about this Red team.
Speaker 1: It's like, you know, three weeks ago they were terrible,
Speaker 1: and the two weeks ago they were good, and then
Speaker 1: last week they're terrible roller coaster, and then actually, well,
Speaker 1: then the last two days they've been really good. So yeah,
Speaker 1: it's the same the last eight years they got to
Speaker 1: smoke these guys. The next three games they're terrible, and
Speaker 1: seventy they're terrible. Fifty game. I don't know. Yes and
Speaker 1: no is what I say. They can beat anybody. The question,
Speaker 1: the question is are they any good?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Any good? Yes and no. They're set to lose one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty six games. You can't you mean Colorado
Speaker 1: the Rise really stink. In fact, on Sunday they're gonna
Speaker 1: have their catchers gonna pitch. They don't have a pitcher
Speaker 1: for Sunday.
Speaker 7: If this team is, if this Red team is hopeful
Speaker 7: to make the playoffs, they back them in. Not just
Speaker 7: I mean they got to wow these guys three games?
Speaker 7: Can you give me some sports and don't mispronounce any name?
Speaker 1: What is the question?
Speaker 8: Ohio Sports Hall of Fame Will He's going to introduce
Speaker 8: ten former Xavier Musketeers and it's twenty twenty five induction
Speaker 8: class really to be held in Dayton on Saturday, July
Speaker 8: twenty six. The ten include Nick Haglan, Amanda Kruber, Dan
Speaker 8: o'bramowitz football Star number eighty one, Brian Grant, Amber, Harris
Speaker 8: Tyrone Hill, Byron Larkin, the time leading scorer, carl Or
Speaker 8: Carrol Madson, to Shia Phillips, Romaine Sodo, and Chris Mack.
Speaker 1: They deserve it, but there's no more records ever to
Speaker 1: be set for a four time All American or someone
Speaker 1: that's gonna set school records because if you're any good,
Speaker 1: you go to the NBA or you go to another team.
Speaker 1: The Byron Larkins aren't going to exist anymore. You can't
Speaker 1: stay four years. Yeah, you either go to a better
Speaker 1: team and get paid, or you go to the NBA
Speaker 1: or a team might Ohio right as we've just ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell Ken Nathan Rourke right their hios quarterback
Speaker 1: two years ago. He goes in the end last year
Speaker 1: how much he did million? Only know this million?
Speaker 7: And the other thing too, is in Dion talked about
Speaker 7: this yes today a big twelve media day, Like players
Speaker 7: are getting paid much more than they're actually worth. Like
Speaker 7: you wouldn't say, okay, that player there is worth you
Speaker 7: know whatever. It's all slotted down, But the schools just
Speaker 7: try to outbid each other.
Speaker 1: And that's something I'm I'm not sure it's a good
Speaker 1: And can you tell me why Ohio State is gonna
Speaker 1: play at home Texas at noon on a hot ninety
Speaker 1: five degree day and why not play that game at
Speaker 1: eight o'clock why not play it somewhere? What's the reason? What?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: What is the night game that night? What's the game
Speaker 1: that night? I don't know. It's all TV willy. I
Speaker 1: would think Texas and Ohig State would be good TV
Speaker 1: TV TV rules. I was playing at noon and they
Speaker 1: had to play.
Speaker 8: They asked us, let's check with the radio station and
Speaker 8: see what time they're gonna pull.
Speaker 1: You making fun of Matt Reese. You're not he mispronounced
Speaker 1: the name and you held him to account. How many
Speaker 1: names have you mispronounced? Millions? Don't say the Djokovic anymore.
Speaker 1: You're making fun of a great man. You should apologize
Speaker 1: to you. I did, like Jimmy Swager apologize.
Speaker 7: You should LSU at Clemson at seven point thirty. What
Speaker 7: day is a September on Saturday September first? Why I
Speaker 7: think Ohio State Texas is bigger. I would think l Clemson,
Speaker 7: Oregon State. We should check with us. I'm sure it
Speaker 7: comes down. The answer is money. You just got to
Speaker 7: work backwards of why the demographic and is.
Speaker 1: That of Monday September first? That Labor Day? No, it's
Speaker 1: a Saturday Saturday. I'm sorry, So it's Monday, right, September first,
Speaker 1: before the fireworks almost scripp It won't be the first time. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but to put me in charge. I
Speaker 1: put Ohio State in Texas at the top of the
Speaker 1: Of course, it doesn't matter a lot who wins. Everyone
Speaker 1: goes to the playoffs anyway. Used to be it meant something.
Speaker 1: Now it really doesn't. They got so many teams in
Speaker 1: the playoffs to make it anyway.
Speaker 7: Saturday, August thirty, Okay, yeah, that's a Fox game?
Speaker 1: What what game? What Fox? Ismber?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Their three thirty game is South Dakota at Iowa State.
Speaker 1: What's that doing for you? Boy? I'm excited get wait
Speaker 1: for them, and I'm excited. I don't know what. I'm
Speaker 1: in turmoil right now. Just everything happening. Dan Bongino's got
Speaker 1: me in turmoil.
Speaker 3: Waight?
Speaker 1: How and rude? Is he lost his way? He's going
Speaker 1: against Donald Trump? How mean's hell freezes over? A minute?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute. Jeffrey Epstein, Jeffstein, I'm gonna know whose
Speaker 1: names in the file segment? Who the guy is? Rock?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, you're the big star here? Was in
Speaker 1: New York fifty Yeah, I was there.
Speaker 7: Let me tell you who's nodding it Donald Trump, because
Speaker 7: if he was, the Washington Post New York Times would
Speaker 7: have had that about three or four years ago.
Speaker 1: Okay, so there's that. But yes, there are probably some
Speaker 1: high ranking, popular, well healed people democratic way have probably
Speaker 1: been to a party with him and there's a picture
Speaker 1: with him.
Speaker 7: Now does that mean they did something wrong with him? No,
Speaker 7: but your name gets you're guilty by association.
Speaker 1: How about this? This is from Aaron up to Grove
Speaker 1: of Social Security. The segment is right again about the
Speaker 1: Ohio state versus Texas. It's about TV. The game is
Speaker 1: on Fox. Their signature game is always on at noon.
Speaker 1: It's called the Big Noon Game of the week. There
Speaker 1: you go, segment. At least somebody thanks Aaron. Aaron up
Speaker 1: to grow, thank you. He supports you, unlike Matt Reese.
Speaker 1: Thank you? All right? Give me out the STU report?
Speaker 1: Will he in ESPN? Headed guy?
Speaker 7: I didn't know if I forgot that Fox had the
Speaker 7: Big Noon game or something, but Big Noon play?
Speaker 1: The hell with that? Play at eight o'clock anyway? I say,
Speaker 1: with it? Replay it? Yeah, dude, there you go. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna see the game. I'll be playing golf. I'd rather
Speaker 1: play with myself than watch someone else play. You know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying, me too? Will he go, Ribs and
Speaker 1: everybody have a great weekend. We leave you with them
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Speaker 1: This is Roderick Crawford saying see you next week. He
Speaker 1: had no idea what's coming up next week. You can't
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Speaker 1: four o'clock. We have JD. Wilcox. Talk to him. He
Speaker 1: just made it Trump documentary.
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