Speaker 1: My Billy Cunning into Great America.
Speaker 2: Welcome this Friday afternoon, after another glorious parade in festivities
Speaker 2: involving Reds opening Day and doing it since about eighteen
Speaker 2: sixty nine and doing it for quite a while. Of course,
Speaker 2: the game did not turn out as we anticipated. Six
Speaker 2: to four was a loss. But nonetheless, Brian Hamrica, when
Speaker 2: I was at the Holy Grail yesterday, for it seemed
Speaker 2: like five minutes, but it was like three hours.
Speaker 1: Channel five was everywhere, and.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at you going nuts on the parade route
Speaker 2: with all the festivities going on. And of course you
Speaker 2: have some perspective having been a professional comedian. I like
Speaker 2: to think of myself as a funny man myself and
Speaker 2: traveling tether and fro. But when I met Michael Waltrip
Speaker 2: for the first time, he said, man, I knew this
Speaker 2: thing was big.
Speaker 1: I had no idea it was like this.
Speaker 2: In fact, if you take the NBA, the NFL, Major
Speaker 2: League Baseball, college basketball, college football, take them all together,
Speaker 2: there's not one city in America, maybe the world, that
Speaker 2: is an opening day for their team like we do
Speaker 2: in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: It's unpresident.
Speaker 2: And I told you this off the air, and you said, really,
Speaker 2: and my life is a great American. I've never seen
Speaker 2: the Philly Market parade, never been in it, of course
Speaker 2: because I'm working doing other stuff.
Speaker 1: But tell me your remembrances of yesterday. Let's not talk
Speaker 1: about the game.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a yeah, no, it's an unbelievable spectacle here
Speaker 3: in the city.
Speaker 4: I always start the thing. Every year. They come to me.
Speaker 3: I'm up at Flint Finley Market and they come to
Speaker 3: me as we start the parade, And every year I
Speaker 3: say the same thing. I always say. If it's New
Speaker 3: Year's Eve, you want to be in New York. If
Speaker 3: it's Mardi Gras, you want to be in New Orleans.
Speaker 3: But if it's Opening Day, you have to be in
Speaker 3: Cincinnati because that is the city of Opening Day. This
Speaker 3: city does it like nobody else. We talked to a
Speaker 3: couple who came here from Oregon and they came all
Speaker 3: the way to Cincinnati to see Opening Day.
Speaker 4: They said they.
Speaker 3: Were in any I can't remember which one last year
Speaker 3: and they said they were completely disappointed. They said it
Speaker 3: was like another game, and that's not what we do
Speaker 3: around here.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: We have this, uh, this parade that I call a
Speaker 3: strand of Cincinnati DNA that runs from Finley Market to
Speaker 3: Fountain Square.
Speaker 4: It's just unlike what anybody else.
Speaker 3: Does, you know it is It is just uh, you know,
Speaker 3: it's just an incredible celebration and it's not you know,
Speaker 3: just baseball. I mean that's the theme of it, but
Speaker 3: it's really kind of you know, having gone to these
Speaker 3: now for almost thirty years, Uh, it's it's it's like
Speaker 3: spring is here, baseball is here, and it's sort of.
Speaker 5: Like we're renewing our commitment in the city and and
Speaker 5: it's like, yeah, we might not like something that that
Speaker 5: the mayor does, or we might not like something that
Speaker 5: the County Commission does.
Speaker 3: Or we we might be have or whatever, but we're
Speaker 3: all together in this thing. And it's almost like, you know,
Speaker 3: Fourth of July waving the flag. That's when we waved
Speaker 3: the Cincinnati flag and everybody comes together and they're just
Speaker 3: glad they're part of the city.
Speaker 2: And Brian Hemrick that there's no color, there's no race,
Speaker 2: there's no gender, there's no class. I see little children,
Speaker 2: I see old guys, I see those that have been
Speaker 2: there thirty to forty years having not been to one,
Speaker 2: which is unbelievable because I'm working before it. But nonetheless,
Speaker 2: going back in memory banks thirty or thirty five, forty
Speaker 2: years ago, was it that big in the nineteen nineties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I think everybody's always had a sense.
Speaker 3: But we get these years like when we have really
Speaker 3: nice weather and you'll have like even more people come out,
Speaker 3: and I think then that just kind of like amps
Speaker 3: up this whole you know, sort of atmosphere, and then
Speaker 3: people go, we got to go next year. And then
Speaker 3: everybody was so up, you know when it's night. But
Speaker 3: then we get a really one, really rainy, crappy year
Speaker 3: and everybody go, ah, I don't know, that wasn't like
Speaker 3: as nice as it was a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: But this one was a great one. Last year was
Speaker 3: a really good one. The weather was great. It was sunny,
Speaker 3: a little bit cool, but it was it was nice,
Speaker 3: and so you know, everybody was able to be out there.
Speaker 3: We saw we see these families that were just like
Speaker 3: intent on carrying on this tradition, you know, so they
Speaker 3: came when they were a kid, and now they're bringing
Speaker 3: their little kid. I talked to a grandmother who had
Speaker 3: her tiny little grandson in her arms.
Speaker 4: Sit right on the front row, you know. So yeah,
Speaker 4: I mean you see that we went one year.
Speaker 3: They had decided I was supposed to be covering something else,
Speaker 3: and at the last minute they're like, no, no, we
Speaker 3: need to go down to and to turn you know,
Speaker 3: turn a story.
Speaker 4: On opening day.
Speaker 3: I'm like, it's all almost over, you know, and they said, no,
Speaker 3: run down there really quick and get something. So I
Speaker 3: run down with my photographer and we get down there
Speaker 3: and there's like I don't know ten floats left, but
Speaker 3: there's this old fella sitting there and he's like an
Speaker 3: ounce and the whole thing he's in there. Now there
Speaker 3: goes out there.
Speaker 4: Know that's Marty Madam and.
Speaker 3: That dow Marty Brennaman Hays as great as announcer lift
Speaker 3: and he just he was talking like on his own,
Speaker 3: like like he was, you know, had a radio show
Speaker 3: or something. And we're like, let's make that guy up,
Speaker 3: and we might him up. And it turned out to
Speaker 3: be a really good story, uh with this guy, And
Speaker 3: so yeah, that's what uh.
Speaker 4: But that's what it's about.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: You get down there and you get all.
Speaker 3: This uh all these people in that atmosphere and uh yeah,
Speaker 3: I think people just a lot of people just go
Speaker 3: and you know, sit in one spot and it's like
Speaker 3: a conveyor belt of entertainment. It just goes by, you know,
Speaker 3: one after another after another, and you see everybody you know,
Speaker 3: you know Anthony Munos, I saw David Schultzer down there,
Speaker 3: Heper Frinch was there, you know, just all the Cincinnati names.
Speaker 3: Of course, Marty was there. The baseball players you see
Speaker 3: former baseball players, current baseball players that are there.
Speaker 4: Tyler Stevenson was there, and Rady Singer was there.
Speaker 3: And I mean, uh, you know, so you just you
Speaker 3: know who was there. Darryl Pace. Now I don't have
Speaker 3: to think back for a name. Daryl Page. He is
Speaker 3: the greatest archer who ever walked.
Speaker 7: The face of the earth.
Speaker 3: This guy, and he's from Cincinnati, won like two gold medals,
Speaker 3: won seven World champions was was named the greatest athlete
Speaker 3: of the century, and and he was there.
Speaker 4: Warren was there. I mean, unbelievable. All the people that
Speaker 4: you see, you know down there.
Speaker 2: Well, it's only getting I say, this is only getting
Speaker 2: bigger and better. It can't get any bigger and it
Speaker 2: can't get any better. Oh I can't imagine. Tony Bender
Speaker 2: told me that his police forces told him there was
Speaker 2: a million people. I said, now, wait a minute, a
Speaker 2: million people. There's one point six million to live in
Speaker 2: the metro. I don't think there was a million people there,
Speaker 2: but look at the thirty seven thousand in my ballparked
Speaker 2: the Great American. That was a drop in the bucket
Speaker 2: to the people that were there. Yeah, maybe there were
Speaker 2: five hundred thousand. I don't know.
Speaker 3: You know, we asked the chief day before yesterday, just
Speaker 3: before the day before the parade, and we said, hey,
Speaker 3: how many people? What are your estimates? And and she said,
Speaker 3: you know, I don't know, but she said it would
Speaker 3: not surprise.
Speaker 4: Me if we got a million people. You know, so
Speaker 4: that's a lot. You know.
Speaker 3: I kept saying hundreds of thousands because it would be
Speaker 3: it seemed like a lot, but you know, a million
Speaker 3: people maybe.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, other Major League came Pittsburgh, Milwaukee.
Speaker 1: The White Sox just picked the team Saint Louis.
Speaker 2: They have an opening day and they have little attendance
Speaker 2: because the weather is bad and so you people won't
Speaker 2: show up. But this weekend it's gonna be The Yankee
Speaker 2: says it's like, hey, well it was full. And the
Speaker 2: Yankees of course, but mainly it's not like it's not
Speaker 2: like a million and a half million people come to
Speaker 2: little Cincinnati, Ohio, and they have people from Oregon, the
Speaker 2: home of the Ducks and the Beavers, fly to Cincinnati
Speaker 2: and say I want to be part of the Finly
Speaker 2: Market parade. I mean, it's like it's like the EBN fireworks,
Speaker 2: you know, Western and Southern fireworks. It's one of those
Speaker 2: events that Cincinnati we're so blessed and so unique. Something
Speaker 2: Marty Brenneman said during our broadcast yesterday said, don't put
Speaker 2: too much on Terry Francona. And I'm looking at him.
Speaker 2: Maybe you pump somebody up to tear him down. So
Speaker 2: I'm watching listening to Sports Talk on fifteen thirty this
Speaker 2: morning and also the National guys, and they're talking about
Speaker 2: Terry Francona ripped off his mask and it was David Bell,
Speaker 2: and I'm thinking, I said, this guy's got two World
Speaker 2: Series rings. He's one. Uh, he's one, he's one. Three Pennance,
Speaker 2: he's uh the number one manager. And already people are
Speaker 2: jumping off the bad Way game one game and they're
Speaker 2: saying we're done.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's like, ah, this season is over. Yeah, well,
Speaker 3: I think we got a lot of baseball, and you know,
Speaker 3: I'm expecting, uh, really good things out of this team,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 8: Uh, and they had.
Speaker 3: A great, you know first half. I mean their starting
Speaker 3: pitcher really did.
Speaker 4: Really well getting through that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I think, uh, you know, I think there's
Speaker 3: a lot of lights.
Speaker 4: So we'll see what happens.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm never one to you know, jumped. I'm always
Speaker 3: kind of pessimistic, you.
Speaker 4: Know, to begin with any west. But I certainly wouldn't
Speaker 4: judge it on one game.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: No, In fact, how about this fact, this fact from
Speaker 2: Lance Mcaller, So he's kind of a nerd when it
Speaker 2: comes to this. The last eleven Red's opening days, and
Speaker 2: if you take the games the last eleven seasons on
Speaker 2: May first of each year, the Reds have had one
Speaker 2: winning record in the last eleven years as of May first.
Speaker 1: I said, that's so, it's all.
Speaker 6: I said.
Speaker 2: It's kind of incumbent to get off to a good start,
Speaker 2: which it's kind of important that to get off to
Speaker 2: good goes. You don't want to be behind the I know,
Speaker 2: thirty games into the season after May first, maybe thirty
Speaker 2: five you don't want to be like, you know, ten
Speaker 2: and twenty, you don't want to be there.
Speaker 1: But that's where the Reds have been.
Speaker 2: And it was anticipated that Terry fran Cone would bring
Speaker 2: a new attitude. Then he brings this great Britain guy,
Speaker 2: this bread out of the ball, Bann Gerow, and he
Speaker 2: just coughs it up terribly. Couldn't have made a worse decision.
Speaker 2: I would have brought in Sam Mall, brought An Ashcraft.
Speaker 2: How the Reds have a reliever who played for the
Speaker 2: Giants last year. Bring that guy in instead of this
Speaker 2: Dureau character. But it's his call. But I would encourage you,
Speaker 2: Brian Hamrick, to keep hope alive. That's what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Keep hope alive.
Speaker 3: I think I think I'm gonna wait and see, you know,
Speaker 3: somewhere around July or August, we'll have a better idea,
Speaker 3: you know. I mean, there's so many games, it's it's unbelievable,
Speaker 3: like they all mean something.
Speaker 4: And you know, because when you get.
Speaker 3: Towards the end of the year, you know, and you're
Speaker 3: like two games out of first place, You're like, oh,
Speaker 3: I wish we would have won that, you know, one
Speaker 3: that we dropped that was, you know, we should have won.
Speaker 3: But but there's so many games that anyone you know,
Speaker 3: you it's just like you've just got to have an
Speaker 3: entire file of these things to see how good this
Speaker 3: seems gonna be.
Speaker 2: Now, one thing you've covered on playing on the second
Speaker 2: page here you cover the incident of the Roman Catholic
Speaker 2: priest Jeffrey Drew, and he certainly he went back into court,
Speaker 2: and uh, there's a special place in hell for priests
Speaker 2: and religious who engage in four sex with boys. A
Speaker 2: special place in hell's got to be for them. But
Speaker 2: explain your coverage of the reverend Jeffrey Drew and his
Speaker 2: alarming behavior and what happened with a Connie the county prosecutor.
Speaker 3: Well, he got he you know, he got a sentenced
Speaker 3: and you know they found this out after a long
Speaker 3: you know, a long investigation, a lot of complaints over
Speaker 3: the years. Uh, they finally you know, make the arrest,
Speaker 3: they get the conviction. He's serving his time and he'll
Speaker 3: get out. You know, he's going to get out. But
Speaker 3: the latest thing is that he that he did not.
Speaker 4: Want to register as a sex offender when he.
Speaker 3: Did get out, and so, uh, like all sex offenders
Speaker 3: have to register, but I suppose the judge they can
Speaker 3: expunge ther record if they want to. So I get
Speaker 3: the judge can make that decision if they know you
Speaker 3: don't have to register as a sex offender.
Speaker 4: Well that's what he.
Speaker 3: Wanted, but apparently that was denied, and even the prosecutor
Speaker 3: was against this. I mean, there are organizations that have
Speaker 3: come together over this whole issue, with the priests and
Speaker 3: and some of this kind of behavior. They were all
Speaker 3: against that, you know. I think the only one in
Speaker 3: favor of it, I think was this guy. I mean,
Speaker 3: because nobody wants to have somebody who was thincted of
Speaker 3: a crime like this no living in their neighborhood and
Speaker 3: not have to tell anybody because I think a lot
Speaker 3: of people think, you know, you might have served your time,
Speaker 3: but that might not change you as a person. And
Speaker 3: so that's the concern, and that's why they have these
Speaker 3: goals where you still have to register. And and so
Speaker 3: he's going to have to register, and he's not going
Speaker 3: to be able to live somewhere and not let the
Speaker 3: people know, you know, who he is.
Speaker 2: Well, he got a deal. He got seven years in jail,
Speaker 2: He got out a little bit early. Obviously he's got
Speaker 2: no previous record, but this guy had committed seemingly dozens
Speaker 2: and dozens of serious rapes against ultra boys and others,
Speaker 2: and special place in hell for him. But once again,
Speaker 2: Brian Hemrick, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 2: You're chasing on the story right now about snowplows. You
Speaker 2: go from Father Drew to Red's opening day to snowplows.
Speaker 2: Give me a minute or two on the snowplows that
Speaker 2: the city doesn't have snowplows.
Speaker 3: I you know, I never know what's gonna happen. It's
Speaker 3: like spend the wheel. People ask me what I do.
Speaker 7: You know, what do you do every day?
Speaker 4: I say, here, here's what I do every day.
Speaker 3: I get up, I put on my white jumpsuit with
Speaker 3: the stars and the and the in the banner, and
Speaker 3: I crawl into the cannon and then I wait for
Speaker 3: him to light the fuse. There's a lot of screaming
Speaker 3: and yelling, and I just hope to hit the net
Speaker 3: at the end.
Speaker 5: Of the day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no idea, no idea, no idea, Yeah, no ideas.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, today we're looking we're talking about that. So
Speaker 3: they had the city had Uh, I had some leftover
Speaker 3: money from some leftover funds or some money that they generated,
Speaker 3: and they're trying to figure out what to do with it.
Speaker 3: There's certain things they can do, the certain things they
Speaker 3: can't do with it. One of the things they could
Speaker 3: do was buy snowplows, race snow plow and and that's
Speaker 3: what they decided do with this money because uh, you know,
Speaker 3: as you recall, wasn't that long ago that we had
Speaker 3: that day when there was so much issue. But we've
Speaker 3: never heard the report back of what these guys were
Speaker 3: going to do with uh, because you remember they had
Speaker 3: all these problems. They they had the GPS that didn't
Speaker 3: get put in the trucks properly or they couldn't figure
Speaker 3: out how to work it. They had snowplowd drivers who
Speaker 3: were using big books instead of a GPS to know
Speaker 3: the route.
Speaker 4: There were a lot of issues. They were supposed to
Speaker 4: get a report back. Well we've never.
Speaker 1: Heard that report. They don't want the report.
Speaker 3: Get this wow anyway, so they're going to be able
Speaker 3: to use this.
Speaker 2: They got one more snow so we'll see, all right,
Speaker 2: Brian Hemry, good luck and that's another great day yesterday.
Speaker 2: And I always say brighter days lay ahead. Last year
Speaker 2: they won the first game opening day, then had a
Speaker 2: bad season, finished fourth, and this year they lost.
Speaker 1: And maybe the opposite will take place, but.
Speaker 4: Maybe the opposite will happen, maybe the opposite.
Speaker 2: Keep hope alive, Keep hope alive. Brian Hamrick, thank you
Speaker 2: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thank again, mister Cunningham.
Speaker 2: God bless you. Brian Hamrick, the best there is. Let's
Speaker 2: continue with more. Your comments are next. That's you're home
Speaker 2: of the Reds and keep hope alive. We have a
Speaker 2: good manager, the team looks to be better. Don't jump
Speaker 2: off the vandwagon yet, as Tony Bender encourages people to
Speaker 2: do all on News Radio seven hundred, you all of.
Speaker 1: You all right now. Several housekeeping matters.
Speaker 2: First of all, fabulous, unbelievable day until the top of
Speaker 2: the ninth inning. And as I said with Tito Francona
Speaker 2: a couple of days ago, that's the ninth inning, you're
Speaker 2: up by one run and you're looking into the bullpen.
Speaker 2: Alexis Diaz is not there. Of course, he wasn't very
Speaker 2: good anyway, the second half of last season or in
Speaker 2: spring training, he was pretty bad, and he brings in
Speaker 2: someone who lights him up, and so keep hope alive.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit early. Something Marty Brnahan said during
Speaker 2: our time together was, don't put too much on Terry
Speaker 2: francona show. After all, he's a jockey, but he needs
Speaker 2: some horses. Well, yesterday Francona picked the wrong horse, and
Speaker 2: at this point, hopefully that guy will be demoted. The
Speaker 2: Reds had received from the San Francisco Giants a reliever
Speaker 2: that was ready to go in the bullpen. He was
Speaker 2: so amped up you couldn't stand it. Because his brother
Speaker 2: pitched earlier in the game. That guy should have been
Speaker 2: brought in. The hindsight is twenty twenty. Keep hope alive.
Speaker 2: If you take off Terry Francona's face, there's not David
Speaker 2: Bell beneath it. Relax. Last year the Reds won the
Speaker 2: first game. You might recall, then Charlways had a bad
Speaker 2: rest of the season. So I keep hope alive. The
Speaker 2: team is better and most of the key players are
Speaker 2: a year better, not a year older.
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Speaker 2: And secondly, before we get to the issues, I also
Speaker 2: want to acknowledge that the doge in the seven or eight,
Speaker 2: working with the Elon Musk, did a big interview last
Speaker 2: night with Brett Baer in which they sat there and
Speaker 2: answered questions about what they have found so far in
Speaker 2: the federal government. Beyond absurd comes to mind. Floppy dis
Speaker 2: discs are being used by the FAA. We have complete
Speaker 2: meltdown of computer systems. We spend one hundred billion dollars
Speaker 2: a year in the federal government on licensing fees for
Speaker 2: old systems and repairs that don't work. And so, my god,
Speaker 2: do we need Elon Musk and the Musk muskabtes to
Speaker 2: find the waste, fraud and abuse which everyone agrees is there,
Speaker 2: but nobody can agree as out of correct it and
Speaker 2: change it. I watched the General Accounting off. The GAO
Speaker 2: is independent, been there for many years. That Congress put
Speaker 2: it together to do audits and do reports without giving
Speaker 2: plans of action. All they do is say, here's the problem.
Speaker 2: GEO the director, he looks like a book nerd. He's
Speaker 2: an accountant. I guess he's wonderful. Republicans Democrats both like him.
Speaker 2: And last year again he came out with the report
Speaker 2: that it appears that there's about five hundred billion dollars
Speaker 2: a year and waste, fraud and abuse. And of that number,
Speaker 2: about one hundred billion is from Social Security or the
Speaker 2: wrong checks are going out, the wrong people are getting checks,
Speaker 2: or not the right people aren't getting checks. But it's
Speaker 2: a negative number. And so the fact of the matter
Speaker 2: is we know that. But the Democrats don't want to
Speaker 2: reform and improve government whatsoever because it's not of their
Speaker 2: interest to do so. That's where they get most of
Speaker 2: a lot of their votes, and they get a lot
Speaker 2: of the money from those who deal with the federal government,
Speaker 2: and us AID is the key element where the Democrats
Speaker 2: dash large number of family members and other goodies to
Speaker 2: pay them back their money that they must use to
Speaker 2: run for political office and to make sure that the
Speaker 2: Hillary Clintons and the Chelsea Clintons, and the Obamas and
Speaker 2: the Bushes, for example, and Senator McConnell and all the
Speaker 2: Democrats make lots of money. Off to the side, one
Speaker 2: might ask, how is it possible that Joe Biden, who's
Speaker 2: never made in his life officially more than two hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars a year, owns some multiple homes all over
Speaker 2: the East Coast. One might ask, for what are those
Speaker 2: tens of millions of dollars come from? How's that possible?
Speaker 2: How does Nancy Pelosi now worth three to four hundred
Speaker 2: million dollars. She's never made more than two hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars a year, but they have multi million dollar homes
Speaker 2: and live a jet set lifestyle with private jets, etc.
Speaker 1: They do it because of USAID.
Speaker 2: And other government programs, using private private contractors to spend money,
Speaker 2: who cook the money back to the politicsition to stay
Speaker 2: in power. And this is a little story. It's not
Speaker 2: a big one, but it's illustrative of a bigger matter.
Speaker 2: And independent auditing agency found it impossible to track listen
Speaker 2: to this number. This is Los Angeles, the city and
Speaker 2: the County of Los Angeles. They found it impossible to
Speaker 2: track two point three billion the county and the city
Speaker 2: spent last year on homeless services. They spent two point
Speaker 2: three billion that they're aware of on the homeless in
Speaker 2: one county in California. Auditors from Avarez Marshall Public Service
Speaker 2: Accounting wrote that the LA Homeless Services Authority is spending
Speaker 2: literally two billion dollars a year, giving the money to
Speaker 2: independent contractors, and that the information gaps. The lack of accountability,
Speaker 2: lack of checking account or banking account routing numbers, lack
Speaker 2: of accurate and complete data, and insufficient financial accountability means
Speaker 2: we can't figure out where two point three billion dollars win.
Speaker 2: By the way, that's two thousand, three hundred million dollars
Speaker 2: two point three billion. They don't know where the money is.
Speaker 2: The Homeless Services Authority signs contracts with outside contractors to
Speaker 2: provide services, but the agency itself was not able to
Speaker 2: identify how many contracts are out, where the money went,
Speaker 2: who signed them, and where's the money now. The department
Speaker 2: told auditors that a one hundred and seventy five contracts
Speaker 2: had been signed, but the auditors did not have copies.
Speaker 2: They were eventually unable to find eighty percent of them.
Speaker 1: We don't know.
Speaker 2: The auditing company never received a definitive list of relevant
Speaker 2: service providers. Never got it because they don't exist. They
Speaker 2: tried to track repeatedly several check in accounter bank bank
Speaker 2: routing numbers with no good results. They had to verify
Speaker 2: the quality, legitimacy, or reasonableness of expenses. The poor accounting
Speaker 2: left auditors unable to evaluate the success of the program.
Speaker 2: This two billion plus has been sent every year for
Speaker 2: the last ten years at least. We're talking now about
Speaker 2: close to twenty five billion dollars spending one county on homelessness,
Speaker 2: and they cannot determine whether he is where it went.
Speaker 2: And now guess what, there's another levey up. There's spend
Speaker 2: more money on top of the two point three you're
Speaker 2: going to vote April the first that in government inefficiency,
Speaker 2: in competence, and bribery compared to the federal government. That
Speaker 2: is the tip of the iceberg of federal spending. And
Speaker 2: so all Doze is trying to do is to get
Speaker 2: together this gargantuan organization called the US government of some
Speaker 2: two point three million employees. There's one hundred and seventy
Speaker 2: seven different departments, all doing the same thing without any accounting.
Speaker 2: In fact, in the Department of Defense, beginning with Rush
Speaker 2: for three through Obama, through the first Trump term through
Speaker 2: four years of Biden, there has been no audit conducted
Speaker 2: of the Department of Defense for the same reasons. The
Speaker 2: records don't indicate where the money went, and they're spending
Speaker 2: close to one trillion dollars a year in America's defense
Speaker 2: and they can't figure out The auditors say, well, the
Speaker 2: money comes in, but the money flows out to the
Speaker 2: defense contractors and the special services and the independent contractors,
Speaker 2: who then kick the money back to the party in
Speaker 2: power to make sure that person stays in charge. Then
Speaker 2: the generals who get up to the three to four
Speaker 2: star level there are no five star anymore, three or
Speaker 2: four stars, they leave their cushy jobs in the Pentagon
Speaker 2: to go work for Raytheon. Then they're in charge of
Speaker 2: providing goods and services to the Defense Department, and the
Speaker 2: general's subordinates that they just left are the ones spending
Speaker 2: the money to Raytheon, and Raytheon is collecting tens of
Speaker 2: billions of dollars and nobody can figure out where the
Speaker 2: money went. This is one hell of a way to
Speaker 2: run a railroad. And so when Doge says, you know what,
Speaker 2: let's find out where the money's going. How many duplicated
Speaker 2: services do we have? Do we really need one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy nine different departments hiring over two million people?
Speaker 2: Do we need all these departments? They're viciously attacked. And
Speaker 2: then the company Tesla, which has nothing to do with
Speaker 2: those other than the guy owns both most of them,
Speaker 2: in other words, not a connection directly except for Elon Musk,
Speaker 2: and then radical Democrats key Teslas set them on fire
Speaker 2: and blame blame who Elon Musk for the lack of
Speaker 2: accountability in the federal government.
Speaker 1: House is possible.
Speaker 2: And so I'll get to the second part what i
Speaker 2: want to say, and it's this, I'm optimistic what Trump's
Speaker 2: been there for two and a half months. I'm optimistic
Speaker 2: that change might come, but I'm not certain at all.
Speaker 2: There's six hundred and fifty federal district court judges, half
Speaker 2: of whom are to the left of Karl Marx, and
Speaker 2: they're issuing these nationwide injunctions on issues that are fully
Speaker 2: within the purview of Donald J. Trump as the chief
Speaker 2: executive of this country. It's Trump, according to Article two,
Speaker 2: that makes these decisions. But the Congress over the years,
Speaker 2: in the decades, have tied down the president and put
Speaker 2: labor union contracts in effect, and they have requirements how
Speaker 2: the money is spent without testing the constitutionality thereof. And
Speaker 2: if a year from now, I hope to be with
Speaker 2: you a year from now, god willing, and the crick
Speaker 2: don't rise, Let's see what happens in a year. If
Speaker 2: Elon Muskin Dooze can actually do something productive. He thinks
Speaker 2: he can cut the deficit every year by one trillion
Speaker 2: dollars half fifty percent cut. And between the judges and
Speaker 2: the ridiculous news media and the Democratic Party and the
Speaker 2: American people, I got a guess coming on later that's
Speaker 2: going to talk about NPR.
Speaker 1: And what's going to happen.
Speaker 2: How come we spend hundreds of millions of dollars over
Speaker 2: the past few years with lousy radio and lousy television
Speaker 2: conducted by literally Marxists, and we're paying for it. It'd
Speaker 2: be as if the federal government paid for Breitbart and
Speaker 2: Front Page Meg or Newsmax.
Speaker 1: Let them do on their own.
Speaker 2: But it's as small it's everyone says, well, it's less
Speaker 2: than one tenth of one percent. Everything is less than
Speaker 2: one tenth of one percent or one percent. The biggest
Speaker 2: scandal is to kick backs to these private organizations under
Speaker 2: governmental contracts who give money to the politicians to make
Speaker 2: sure that the politicians stay in power. Whoever the politician is,
Speaker 2: they will be bought off, which is why most Republicans,
Speaker 2: all Democrats, make a whole bunch of money being in
Speaker 2: political office when they should not. So do I hope
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump can actually do this? I have hope.
Speaker 2: That's all I have is hope. But do I believe
Speaker 2: it's gonna happen. I don't believe it's gonna happen, because
Speaker 2: all the US Supreme Court has to do is pick
Speaker 2: off either Kevin or or Amy Cony Barrett and go
Speaker 2: six' three becomes four or five the other, direction in
Speaker 2: which case the agencies have more power than the, president
Speaker 2: which is, illegal and the courts infringe upon the ability
Speaker 2: of the chief executive to conduct business in the chief executive,
Speaker 2: branch and all of a sudden things are thrown into
Speaker 2: court for the next five to ten, years and we'll
Speaker 2: see what happens down the road as we hurl ourselves
Speaker 2: toward absolute, bankruptcy because what we're doing every day is
Speaker 2: borrowing six billion dollars of brand new money three hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty five days a. Year two trillion dollars here
Speaker 2: borrowed every. Day only one of three ways to stop.
Speaker 2: That one is to grossly increase. Taxes do you want
Speaker 2: to pay more? Taxes two grossly cut federal. Spending and
Speaker 2: three the printing presses print a whole bunch. Money AND
Speaker 2: i know one and two is not. ACCEPTABLE i got
Speaker 2: TO i have a survey here from The american people
Speaker 2: about WHETHER npr should.
Speaker 1: CONTINUE i don't understand.
Speaker 2: It the majority of The american, people about forty, percent
Speaker 2: thinks the government should Fund National Public radio out of
Speaker 2: your tax. Dollars you should Fund National Public, radio which
Speaker 2: is not needed. Whatsoever and, secondly It's marxist to the.
Speaker 2: Left we may play later the words of THE ceo OF,
Speaker 2: npr and to listen to her talk about the mission OF.
Speaker 2: Npr they have eighty Seven democrats and Zero. Republicans they
Speaker 2: always Attack republicans and Support, democrats and you pay for.
Speaker 2: It if that can't be, stopped then we're in deep.
Speaker 2: Trouble let's continue with. MORE i just hope it can.
Speaker 9: Be.
Speaker 2: Hope ALL i have is. Hope it's like The Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: REDS i was born A reds, FAN i live as
Speaker 2: A reds, fan AND i will die as A reds.
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Speaker 2: Reds in the last eleven, years On may the, First
Speaker 2: they've had one winning record in the last eleven seasons
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Speaker 2: Playoffs and what thirty? Years thirty, years which is the
Speaker 2: number one record of ineptitude in all major sports In, AMERICA, NBA,
Speaker 2: Nfl Major League, baseball. Hockey there's no other team that's
Speaker 2: not gone out of the first round of the playoffs
Speaker 2: in thirty. Years and we're, there and ALL i have is.
Speaker 2: HOPE i have hoped that the greatest country in the
Speaker 2: world can be properly governed by twenty first century accounting.
Speaker 2: Principles and there's no indication That trump's going to be
Speaker 2: allowed to do what he wants to do because of
Speaker 2: the court system acting, illegally The Democratic party wanting to
Speaker 2: stay in, power and the fact That american people have
Speaker 2: a short attention. Spend if in a year and a
Speaker 2: half or so And november of next year that The
Speaker 2: american people flip back the other way and give power
Speaker 2: To Achem jeffreys And Chuck schumer or, whatever the investigations will.
Speaker 2: Begin all The trump initiatives will be. Stopped america will
Speaker 2: hurl itself toward more. Bankruptcy and at some point where
Speaker 2: this is the most anticipated predicted crisis ever to hit any,
Speaker 2: country that we cannot have fifty six trillion dollars and
Speaker 2: accumulate a debt over the next ten. Years we have
Speaker 2: through a thirty six trillion and ten years from now
Speaker 2: we'll be at fifty six trillion. Dollars the interest on
Speaker 2: the national debt would be more than two trillion, dollars
Speaker 2: and we Can we're either going to grossly increase, taxes
Speaker 2: grosly cut federal, spending or print more.
Speaker 1: Money and two of those three are pretty. Bad let's.
Speaker 2: Continue coming up next will be an expert on debt
Speaker 2: And jefferson and what we're.
Speaker 1: Doing his name Is Joel.
Speaker 2: Griffith and coming up later after two o'clock will be
Speaker 2: your remembrances and reactions To red's opening day the, parade et.
Speaker 2: Cetera yours truly has never been in one BECAUSE i,
Speaker 2: work beginning At flannagan's and other places years ago and
Speaker 2: now at The Holy, grail AND i enjoy. It at
Speaker 2: some point, Though i'm going to take off before broadcasting
Speaker 2: and actually be in the prey to see what, happens
Speaker 2: and we'll see what. Occurs let's continue with more once,
Speaker 2: Again Reds baseball off, today but back out of. TOMORROW
Speaker 2: i can't believe the high temperature today is predicted to
Speaker 2: be like seventy five degrees and then it's going to
Speaker 2: have a, storm winter storm or storms all weekend. Long
Speaker 2: And Jennifer ketchmark will be there with. You BUT i
Speaker 2: always have. Hope that's ALL i have is. Hope and this,
Speaker 2: parade The Philly Market parade is like The western And
Speaker 2: southern web on, fireworks is unique to our. Community it's
Speaker 2: not nowhere. Else no Other midwestern city has these. Things
Speaker 2: throwing The Cincinnati, open throwing The bengals and what's happening with,
Speaker 2: them and you see, football basketball and, BASEBALL nku.
Speaker 1: Throw it all.
Speaker 2: Together it's not a better place to. Live and we'll
Speaker 2: continue with more and if the line becomes available five, one, three, seven, four,
Speaker 2: nine seven. THOUSAND i also want to Acknowledge Sean gabbard
Speaker 2: And Aaron. Cahill these two young men have Been reds
Speaker 2: fans all their. Life AND i walked to the to my,
Speaker 2: ballpark The Great american. YESTERDAY i walked there in the
Speaker 2: morning and both guys stopped and he got a picture
Speaker 2: taken with.
Speaker 1: Them they said they love listening to.
Speaker 2: Me there were twenty five thirty year old guys and they, said,
Speaker 2: hey mention my name on the radio way AND i, said, yeah,
Speaker 2: right well here it. Is Sean gabbert And Aaron cahill
Speaker 2: are Great americans who they're about twenty five thirty years,
Speaker 2: old and they're Great reds baseball fan. Fans and they
Speaker 2: listen to me every day on news radio seven HUNDRED
Speaker 2: Ww Why billy cunning inam The Great? America later this,
Speaker 2: year The congress says a big decision to. Make and
Speaker 2: you may not know, it but during the First trump, term,
Speaker 2: gosh almost nine years, ago they passed tax relief to
Speaker 2: The american. People AND i would add because when you
Speaker 2: watched the media or listen to the media on tax,
Speaker 2: relief they always tell you it's the billionaire, class but in,
Speaker 2: reality the biggest beneficiaries of the so called tax cuts
Speaker 2: are the middle. Class, joonan you AND i now is
Speaker 2: the Great Joel. Griffith he's WITH aaf which Is americans
Speaker 2: For Tax. Freedom And Joel, griffith welcome to The Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 2: Show and first of, all just give The american people an.
Speaker 2: Overview what was? Passed what was the original so Called
Speaker 2: Trump pence tax, Cuts why are they? Expiring when did they?
Speaker 2: Expire and all that kind of, stuff and how can
Speaker 2: we make sure we have tax?
Speaker 1: Relief give me a full. Report, yeah sure.
Speaker 10: Thing well more than five years ago, now The Trump
Speaker 10: pence tax cuts went into. Effect that dramatically lowered taxes on,
Speaker 10: businesses of, course which brought a lot of investment dollars
Speaker 10: back to The United. States but just as, important these
Speaker 10: tax cuts affected. Individuals individual income tax rates were slashed
Speaker 10: across the board by three percentage. POINTS i know three
Speaker 10: percentage points doesn't always sound like a, lot but if
Speaker 10: you're a middle class family bringing home one hundred thousand
Speaker 10: dollars to people those around three thousand dollars a year tax,
Speaker 10: savings and just As, importantly the tax cuts affected pass through,
Speaker 10: businesses most small, businesses most entrepreneurs then come passes through
Speaker 10: to their individual, side and The Trump pens tax cuts
Speaker 10: ensured that those that revenue was taxed at a lower
Speaker 10: rate as. Well, unfortunately at the end of this, year
Speaker 10: all of those individual tax cuts and along with those
Speaker 10: pass through tax cuts for small business, owners all of
Speaker 10: that are set to expire at the end of the,
Speaker 10: year and so pretty much whatever tax bracket you're, in
Speaker 10: you're going to see those tax rates increase by three percentage.
Speaker 10: Points and, look a typical family fall around a three
Speaker 10: thousand dollars a year decline in real wages during The biden.
Speaker 10: Era to tax long a dramatic tax like on top
Speaker 10: of The biden decline in the stenter of, living that
Speaker 10: would be a large burden For american families to.
Speaker 2: Bear Joe, griffith the talking points of the radical leftist
Speaker 2: The democrats is this that in order to cut Social
Speaker 2: security And medicare And medicaid to provide tax cuts for
Speaker 2: billionaires Like Elon.
Speaker 1: Musk why is that a? Canard why is that not?
Speaker 10: True, Well number, one the largest beneficiaries of these tax
Speaker 10: cuts in terms of increase in wages are actually middle
Speaker 10: class and small business. Owners number, two the tax cuts
Speaker 10: that did flow to the wealthier amongst, us those individuals
Speaker 10: largely aren't spending their increased money buying new, yachts for
Speaker 10: enjoying a next around the. Call if you're a business,
Speaker 10: owner whether you're a large or small business, owner if
Speaker 10: you talk to, them you know that when they receive
Speaker 10: either a boon and income from more revenue or tax,
Speaker 10: cut they plug that back into their. Businesses and that's,
Speaker 10: why in large, part we saw the economy expand at
Speaker 10: such a larger clip leading up to THE covid. Shutdowns
Speaker 10: so look what and, FURTHERMORE i guess remind your listeners
Speaker 10: that most of people listening today have retirement account, thankfully
Speaker 10: and those retirement accounts are invested in publicly treated. Companies
Speaker 10: when you see those companies at crew more income that
Speaker 10: gets passed along the shareholders in terms of, dividends it
Speaker 10: doesn't just go to the, wealthy it goes to all
Speaker 10: of us who actually are building a nestech in those retirement.
Speaker 2: Accounts And Joe griffith look at it this, way that
Speaker 2: if the Average american makes about sixty five thousand dollars a,
Speaker 2: year and for that person you get a three percent,
Speaker 2: tax that's two to three thousand dollars in their. Pocket
Speaker 2: and they don't put that money and a can and
Speaker 2: bury it in the. Backyard what to do with that?
Speaker 2: Money what average middle Class americans do with money is spend,
Speaker 2: it which grows The american, economy puts More americans to.
Speaker 2: Work in, fact in your, column you have attribution here
Speaker 2: as to the actual impact of, that and you say
Speaker 2: it's going to increase the economy by. Itself that you
Speaker 2: make the point that over the next ten, years having
Speaker 2: these small tax cuts will produce significant. Jobs how many
Speaker 2: jobs will be? PRODUCED i have hope that With trump
Speaker 2: and The congress that these things are going to. Pass
Speaker 2: how many new jobs would be created over ten years
Speaker 2: by Letting americans keep their own money and grow the.
Speaker 2: Economy how many jobs are we talking.
Speaker 10: About it's a great. Question of, course estimates are always,
Speaker 10: tricky but a lot of estimates show that if these
Speaker 10: tax cuts, expire it's going to result in close to
Speaker 10: a million jobs lost over the next several. Years and
Speaker 10: we need to remember here when we're talking about extending
Speaker 10: these tax. CUTS i think part of the reason why
Speaker 10: this is so hard, TO i guess politically talk about
Speaker 10: is we've already in our budgets built in these tax.
Speaker 10: Cuts so it's not as if we're going to see
Speaker 10: extra juice to the economy relative to. Now it just
Speaker 10: means that at least family is going to be able
Speaker 10: to continue to keep their heads above. Water AND i
Speaker 10: think that's what Our congress people need to underscore and
Speaker 10: in these, debates is that by doing nothing the next few,
Speaker 10: Months congress in effect is allowing a tax hike to take.
Speaker 10: Place AND i think sometimes it's more difficult to explain
Speaker 10: that to and explain what it would mean to actually
Speaker 10: have further tax.
Speaker 2: Cuts you, Know, moody's which is a service monitoring the,
Speaker 2: economy has put out a dire warning a couple days.
Speaker 2: Ago AND i read the warning On, moodies which won't
Speaker 2: be covered by the mainstream media because it doesn't, fit
Speaker 2: but it makes the point that at this, point the
Speaker 2: only way to pay down the, debt pay down the total,
Speaker 2: debt get rid of the annual, deficits since to grow the,
Speaker 2: economy that somehow we're in a death spiral if we
Speaker 2: continue as we, are borrowing six billion dollars every, day
Speaker 2: about two trillion dollars every year to have unfunded liabilities
Speaker 2: well north of one hundred and fifty trillion dollars coming.
Speaker 2: Due something like sixty eight percent of the accumulated national
Speaker 2: debt is going to be is going to come due
Speaker 2: in the next one to three. Years and while the
Speaker 2: money was borrowed like at two and three, percent now
Speaker 2: the money's going to be borrowed to pay the debt
Speaker 2: at five six, percent which means instead of a trillion
Speaker 2: dollars a year that we're going to spend servicing the,
Speaker 2: debt that could double to two trillion dollars a. Year
Speaker 2: it will double to two trillion dollars a year unless
Speaker 2: the economy grows and we restrain federal. Spending otherwise we're
Speaker 2: in a debt bomb death. Spiral and one way to
Speaker 2: make that avoid is to grow the. Economy And democrats
Speaker 2: are not on there explain what happens in the death
Speaker 2: debt bomb spiral if we don't make significant.
Speaker 10: Changes, well these numbers are so. Big you mentioned the
Speaker 10: trillion dollar a year that's going to pay the interest right,
Speaker 10: now that's more than we spend our entire. Military AND
Speaker 10: i think a more even simpler way of looking at
Speaker 10: this is that for each family of, four our government
Speaker 10: right now is spending eleven thousand dollars a year just
Speaker 10: on the. Interest AND i know a lot of us aren't,
Speaker 10: paying thankfully that much in taxes eleven thousand dollars plus
Speaker 10: year income. Taxes but even if we are not personally
Speaker 10: paying that eleven thousand dollars for our family on the,
Speaker 10: interest it's still getting. Spent every dollar that's being spent
Speaker 10: paying the interest on our debt would have been a
Speaker 10: dollar that would be invested into our economy in more
Speaker 10: productivity and more machinery and more. Jobs so we're already
Speaker 10: experience the impact of this debt. Load it's a large
Speaker 10: part of the reason why in a good year our
Speaker 10: economy is only growing two to two and a half.
Speaker 10: Percent if you look back in the nineteen fifties and nineteen,
Speaker 10: sixties two percent growth would have been considered. Bismal so
Speaker 10: we're already experiencing the impact when the debt bomb goes,
Speaker 10: off when all of this entitlements spending due to more
Speaker 10: people retired and fewer people working, hits and that could
Speaker 10: hit in the next five to ten. Years politicians is
Speaker 10: going to have to make a very important. Decision they're
Speaker 10: going to have to reduce benefits To Social, Security medicare medicator,
Speaker 10: recipient WHICH i don't Think congress has the political wherewithal to.
Speaker 10: Do or they're going to resort to increasing payroll taxes.
Speaker 10: Dramatically or and this is the OPTION i think they'll go.
Speaker 10: With they're gonna end up cranking up those printing presses
Speaker 10: again to buy government that could pay the. Beneficiaries and
Speaker 10: we should have learned our. Lesson we saw what happens
Speaker 10: during THE covid shutdowns with all the money, printing all
Speaker 10: of the, borrowing all the stimulus, checks we ended up
Speaker 10: with the highest inflation of more than forty. Years imagine
Speaker 10: doing that each and every year for a, decade for
Speaker 10: twenty to thirty. Years you're talking about eroding the middle
Speaker 10: class center to. Living we're gonna roll it back by
Speaker 10: decades if we don't address these problems. Now and not
Speaker 10: to belabor the, point but one of my concerns with,
Speaker 10: dose AND i like the efficiency dog is, recommending my
Speaker 10: big concern is that it's distracting some of us from
Speaker 10: the real politically difficult decisions that have to be.
Speaker 4: Made with the.
Speaker 10: Titlements because all of, us it's politicians, included find it
Speaker 10: easy to tear cutting waste frosts in the fraud and,
Speaker 10: abuse which we need to, do it's a lot more
Speaker 10: difficult to make the far more necessary decisions on reforming.
Speaker 10: Entitlements that conversation barely is even happening IN dc, Today And.
Speaker 2: Joel griffith Of Advancing American, freedom ten years from now
Speaker 2: will be twenty thirty. Five we're as close to twenty
Speaker 2: thirty five as we were to twenty, fifteen which was
Speaker 2: like last. WEEKEND i love the saying that many times
Speaker 2: days go by so slowly as the years fly. BY
Speaker 2: i can't imagine how quickly the last ten years have gone.
Speaker 2: By so if we stay on this, course in ten more,
Speaker 2: years thirty six trillion dollars, now it'll be fifty six
Speaker 2: trillion dollars, then which means the interest on the national
Speaker 2: debt would exceed two and a half trillion dollars every
Speaker 2: year in the, budget which means grossly increased, taxes which
Speaker 2: would crash the, economy cutting significantly social, Security, MEDERICA Co
Speaker 2: medicaid or the printing. Press and the printing press is
Speaker 2: what the politicians will. Do they're not going to stand
Speaker 2: up and say we can't afford. This they're going to,
Speaker 2: say let's just print more. Money there'll be trillions and
Speaker 2: more dollars chasing fewer, products which means inflation. Skyrockets instead
Speaker 2: of a happy meal at McDonald's being like eight, dollars
Speaker 2: it'll be sixteen. Dollars wages won't keep. Track then we're
Speaker 2: on the course of literally the destruction of the. Country
Speaker 2: this is, important that this is terribly, important that somehow
Speaker 2: we get this. Right So Joel, griffith, lastly let's talk
Speaker 2: ABOUT i think assuming this. Occurs let's assume by the
Speaker 2: end of the year that they actually passed the extension
Speaker 2: of the tax cuts and keep federal spending where it.
Speaker 2: Is what happens to our ability to function as an.
Speaker 2: Economy if we keep borrowing two trillion dollars every, year
Speaker 2: what happens.
Speaker 10: Then, well we're going to see a gradually flowing growth
Speaker 10: rate and a gradual decline in the standard of living
Speaker 10: for the new. Class AND i think most of, us including,
Speaker 10: myself of that don't fully recognize how much better off
Speaker 10: our typical family is in The United states relative to
Speaker 10: other wealthy countries Like, germany our families have nearly fifteen
Speaker 10: thousand dollars more year of disposable income that to spend
Speaker 10: as they. Desire relative To, Germany all of our states
Speaker 10: except for, one are wealthier on average from middle class
Speaker 10: families Than. Germany is one of the wealthiest countries in the.
Speaker 10: World if you compare ourselves To, japan Which japan's a
Speaker 10: other wealthy, country our typical incomes here are more than
Speaker 10: thirty thousand dollars higher than a typical family In. Japan
Speaker 10: we have done extraordinarily well thanks to our free markets
Speaker 10: and our rule of law and private property. Rights but
Speaker 10: as we continue to expand the size of our government
Speaker 10: and the size of, it that we threaten that long term.
Speaker 10: Prosperity and, look it doesn't mean that we'll end up
Speaker 10: Like venezuela with mass poverty where but do we want
Speaker 10: to be Like Western Europe the middle class family is
Speaker 10: earning twenty five thousand dollars less per. YEAR i don't
Speaker 10: we want. That So i'm not calling for doom and
Speaker 10: Gloom venezuela, Style but doom and Gloom Western european style
Speaker 10: isn't that good. Either we still have time to avoid,
Speaker 10: it But congress needs to get on the.
Speaker 4: Ball you should start with.
Speaker 10: Pat and these tack cuts and then immediately immediately move
Speaker 10: on to getting or spending under.
Speaker 2: Control and it begins with social. Security everyone knows the
Speaker 2: fix which is social. Security the age must be advanced
Speaker 2: to seventy and if you're in the category under the
Speaker 2: age of forty, five you have a different system then
Speaker 2: we like my Producer Tony, bender is quite, old he's
Speaker 2: in a different.
Speaker 1: System all the states have done.
Speaker 2: That by the, way you HAVE abc AND, d which
Speaker 2: means if you've got thirty years into the, system nothing.
Speaker 2: Changes but if you're coming into the system and you're
Speaker 2: forty forty five years, old you've got a different plan
Speaker 2: completely because we can't afford what we're living on borrow
Speaker 2: time and. Medicare medicaid to provide billions of dollars every
Speaker 2: year to illegal.
Speaker 1: Aliens and when.
Speaker 2: It comes to social. SECURITY i have many rich friends of,
Speaker 2: mine Like Tony, bender multiple country clubs and he uses
Speaker 2: his social security to pay off a country club monthly.
Speaker 2: Dues he don't need the. Money so, somehow if you're
Speaker 2: a millionaire or, billionaire you get no. Benefits and if
Speaker 2: raise the retirement seventy instead of sixty, six and then
Speaker 2: also have a different system for those who are looking
Speaker 2: at retirement in twenty five. Years that's what must be.
Speaker 2: Done well The democrats belly up to the bar and
Speaker 2: do what's. Right and when they continue to play their political, Games.
Speaker 10: Oh they're going to continue to play their. Games and,
Speaker 10: LOOK i love the way you explained. It when we're
Speaker 10: talking about reform and social, security we're not talking about
Speaker 10: cutting benefits at all for those who are currently on the.
Speaker 10: System we're not calling benefits for those or raising the
Speaker 10: eight retirement age for those who are almost at. Retirement
Speaker 10: we're talking about making modest changes now for those who
Speaker 10: are still working and for those who are just coming
Speaker 10: into the. Workforce that will ensure that we always do
Speaker 10: have this safety net for people who need it when they.
Speaker 10: Retire but every time you try to even bring up
Speaker 10: the notion as a politician anyway if they can change,
Speaker 10: it the first thing the left wom media does is, says,
Speaker 10: oh they want to cut benefits for your grandma and,
Speaker 10: grandpa your mom and. Dad that is simply a. Lie and,
Speaker 10: LOOK i, understand if you're an elected, office it's hard
Speaker 10: to take that type those types of lives being thrown at.
Speaker 10: You but we have our country's future at stake, Here
Speaker 10: SO i think it's worth the risk politically to call
Speaker 10: for reforms and then to call out the lives that
Speaker 10: the left wing media. Presents when you try to make those, efforts, well.
Speaker 2: If the truth doesn't, work makes something up and see
Speaker 2: if it. Flies AND i hope The american people in
Speaker 2: general understand what's happening because a math is Not republican Or.
Speaker 2: Democrat it's, objective and the math does not. Work we're
Speaker 2: living on borrow, time and it's hard to say that
Speaker 2: five to ten years are going to be a, catastrophe
Speaker 2: which is everyone says it's. Coming When moody says we're
Speaker 2: in a death. Spiral as an, economy you better pay.
Speaker 2: Attention cut government spending or cut the rate of the,
Speaker 2: increase and also have modest tax cuts which include a
Speaker 2: lot of. Spending AND i would point out once again
Speaker 2: the top one percent Of american wage journers pay about
Speaker 2: sixty percent of the, bills the top five percent pay
Speaker 2: about seventy five, percent the top fifty paid ninety nine
Speaker 2: percent of the. Bills we already have a system where
Speaker 2: high wagejoarners paid disproportionately of their, money and we have
Speaker 2: a system right now that should work with modest. Changes once,
Speaker 2: Again Joel, griffith what is your? Website if people need more, Information.
Speaker 10: I'm good to At Dancing Americans freedom dot com And
Speaker 10: i'm of course ON x like everybody. Else, Si Joel.
Speaker 2: Griffith Joel, griffith you're a Great american and once again A,
Speaker 2: buckeye and thank you for coming on The Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 2: Show And, joel you're a Great. American thank you very,
Speaker 2: much my.
Speaker 10: Pleasure thanks for having.
Speaker 2: Me god bless. You let's continue with. More the truth
Speaker 2: will set us all. Free and the budget debt and,
Speaker 2: deficit and the federal spending and the tax. Increases they're
Speaker 2: not political in the sense they should be economic and
Speaker 2: that these are mathematical. Issues they're not A republican Or,
Speaker 2: democrat but The democrats play their silly political games and
Speaker 2: all of us are going to be victimized by.
Speaker 1: It let's continue with. More Bill, cunningham The Great, american
Speaker 1: live with. You here we go to the.
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Speaker 9: fouled out a plate of the right off the battle
Speaker 9: of second basement advance. Law and, well now the snow
Speaker 9: is more than a little bit evident as it descends
Speaker 9: On Riverfront, stadium and you can hear the roar of the.
Speaker 9: Crowd i'll tell you it is coming down very very.
Speaker 9: Strongly at the moment time is called by played on
Speaker 9: Fire John. Kibler he is going to wave him off the.
Speaker 9: Field so one pitch here into the top half of
Speaker 9: the fifth. Inning John kibler, says enough is. Enough and,
Speaker 9: Boy i'll tell, you the snow is cascating now down
Speaker 9: on the astro. Turf what with that of course green
Speaker 9: coloring the snow is a stark contrast as it swirls and,
Speaker 9: blows and it is really coming down right. Now we
Speaker 9: had been given some advance warning that we had a
Speaker 9: real doozy that was.
Speaker 8: On the way.
Speaker 1: Here we were not told whether it was going to
Speaker 1: be rain or.
Speaker 9: Snow AND i want to tell you at the, moment
Speaker 9: it's like a full scale.
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Speaker 2: Segment that had to be and many many years ago
Speaker 2: with The hall Of famer had a little higher voice
Speaker 2: at that.
Speaker 1: Point, also did you notice that.
Speaker 7: Yep well ME i think that Was april of nineteen
Speaker 7: eighty six.
Speaker 2: When it Stowed april of nineteen eighty. Six who was
Speaker 2: president in nineteen eighty?
Speaker 1: Six?
Speaker 4: Yeah who was?
Speaker 1: PRESIDENT i don't.
Speaker 6: Know Ronald.
Speaker 4: Reagan that's.
Speaker 2: It somebody told, you, seg what are your memories of?
Speaker 2: Yesterday what do they mean to? You we've done now
Speaker 2: about one hundred and fifty nine of these since eighteen sixty.
Speaker 1: Nine your, reaction, well.
Speaker 7: Will, Me oh my, god what's the big?
Speaker 4: Question IS i missed it?
Speaker 7: All but how far did you get on your?
Speaker 4: Speech?
Speaker 2: WELL i was encouraged to begin in nineteen seventy about
Speaker 2: the connect Between Sparky anderson And Terry. Francona as you may,
Speaker 2: know they were born In South, dakota just a few miles,
Speaker 2: apart and SO i wanted to make the connection between
Speaker 2: what's happening in twenty twenty five compared to what happened
Speaker 2: in nineteen, seventy, because as you might, recall the last
Speaker 2: few years of the nineteen, Sixties David bristol was the
Speaker 2: manager of The, reds and it was, thought you, know
Speaker 2: this team's better than we. Think have Got Johnny, bench
Speaker 2: Got Tony, perez Got Pete rose has a pitcher Named
Speaker 2: simpson who won like fifteen games and out, come this
Speaker 2: team's not any, good so they bring In Sparky anderson
Speaker 2: From South. Dakota the rest is, history Chump head nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety The reds teams With Pete rose as a manager
Speaker 2: were pretty damn. Good Had lark and O'Neill Had Joe,
Speaker 2: oliver Had Jose blamon On, Rio Mariano, Duncan Billy, Hatcher
Speaker 2: Eric davis had some pretty good, teams but all the
Speaker 2: things going on With. Pete by nineteen, ninety a breath
Speaker 2: of fresh air enter the, arena and that guy's name
Speaker 2: was Pot Rose, loopinel who should be in The hall Of.
Speaker 2: Fame SO i was getting. Ready i'm glad you allowed
Speaker 2: me this opportune. UNITY i went back a little bit
Speaker 2: too far to eighteen sixty, nine in nineteen nineteen and
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty, nine nineteen. Forty in nineteen sixty one With
Speaker 2: jim O'Toole the great number thirty one on The mount
Speaker 2: of Crosley. FIELD i was getting ready to update it
Speaker 2: to twenty twenty, five And Dave, keaton the, producer shut me.
Speaker 2: OFF i was ready for the crescendo that big wave
Speaker 2: that would sweep across the land like a tsunami and
Speaker 2: maybe heighten the interest Of reds fans for the season
Speaker 2: and the game laid.
Speaker 1: Ahead BUT i didn't get that, far.
Speaker 7: All, Right so where did you leave? Off for next?
Speaker 2: YEAR i began talking about The hooties and About Donald,
Speaker 2: trump how every Great american military success has heralded the
Speaker 2: return of The Cincinnati reads to. GREATNESS i was going
Speaker 2: to make a. CONNECTION i never got that. FAR i
Speaker 2: don't THINK i got the nineteen seventy to be honest with, You.
Speaker 7: So you started in eighteen fifty.
Speaker 1: Nine, AGAIN i shouldn't have done. THAT i shouldn't have done.
Speaker 7: It, well you said you were going to start in nineteen, Seventy.
Speaker 2: Lance, mcdalis who, said, WELL i THOUGHT i had six,
Speaker 2: minutes and by the TIME i got on the, AIR
Speaker 2: i had two minutes and fourteen. Seconds by the TIME
Speaker 2: i set up WHAT i was going to, say it was.
Speaker 1: Over, so, HELL i don't BUY i.
Speaker 7: DON'T i don't, Either BUT i, MEAN i THINK i
Speaker 7: think you just signed a contract in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: Right through the end of twenty twenty. EIGHT i want
Speaker 2: to be here throughout the entire four years Of Donald.
Speaker 7: Trump you may you may not get through the two
Speaker 7: thousands with The reds by that. Time so maybe maybe you,
Speaker 7: know maybe gets better than you SEE i through pitch
Speaker 7: fans so they can listen to next year from nineteen seventy.
Speaker 2: Point, well Maybe i'm gonna start presently and go backwards
Speaker 2: instead of. Backwards maybe IF i go backwards and, forwards
Speaker 2: then go forward, backwards maybe it's better to begin forward
Speaker 2: and go back to the beginning backwards and forwards instead
Speaker 2: of starting somewhere in the. Middle once you start in the,
Speaker 2: middle it's hard to make the point About america's. GREATNESS i,
Speaker 2: say make The reds great. Again that was gonna be
Speaker 2: my crescendo line in relationship to The hoodies And Donald.
Speaker 2: Trump make The reds great, again which Is Terry. Francona
Speaker 2: and then the game when right in the crapper in
Speaker 2: the ninth, inning you might RECALL i said It Terry.
Speaker 1: Francona was It monday Or?
Speaker 2: TUESDAY i had him on to, say it's the ninth,
Speaker 2: inning The reds are up by one. Run you need
Speaker 2: somebody to under button it, down tie it. Down you
Speaker 2: look into the. Bullpen who do you bring in he
Speaker 2: didn't give me like an, answer but he kind of
Speaker 2: beat around the.
Speaker 1: Bush he beat around the wrong.
Speaker 7: BUSH i think, Yesterday, WILLIE i think on on the,
Speaker 7: HINDSIGHT i think that he should have probably brought you
Speaker 7: bou in like the eighth and save The emilio are
Speaker 7: gone for the.
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Speaker 2: ALBURN a segment of many people want to know are
Speaker 2: you at the truck show and tell The american people
Speaker 2: what's happening?
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Speaker 2: Coach kelsey is pretty, good and we got to see
Speaker 2: what happens the SEGMENT i THINK i watched this morning
Speaker 2: and they Had francona giving his post game. Remarks he
Speaker 2: reached under his chin and pulled up the mask and
Speaker 2: it Was David bell.
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Speaker 7: Man, yes and they didn't have a good. Start at
Speaker 7: two am he woke up with a broken. TWO i
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Speaker 7: six am he was in The Dennis. Karen by three
Speaker 7: o'clock he was down managing the Red.
Speaker 2: Well thank god they're off, today but Hopefully saturday And.
Speaker 2: Sunday why not just win two of the three in
Speaker 2: the first series of the, year then move on. Segment
Speaker 2: don't get too, high don't get too. Low you might
Speaker 2: recall last year With Moan frankie on the, Mound Old
Speaker 2: Frank The reds won that. Game then they finished up
Speaker 2: seventy seven wins in fourth. Place so maybe losing the
Speaker 2: game is a good. Sign see What i'm.
Speaker 7: Thinking maybe they're going one hundred and sixty one and. One,
Speaker 7: Now willie for what to?
Speaker 2: Hap keep hope? Alive when will you come back To?
Speaker 2: Cincinnati And, middlentucky if at all.
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Speaker 2: just got a text. Here hold, ON i just got
Speaker 2: a text From Jose. Rio i'm in. Town give me a.
Speaker 2: Call how about? That MAYBE i can get him down.
Speaker 2: There AND i also you KNOW i Contacted Karen forgas
Speaker 2: of Your Cincinnati reds executive ep AND i sent her
Speaker 2: the telephone number of Coach Carlton, gray a great man
Speaker 2: in his own ride who coached The Winton woods girls
Speaker 2: to state championship and also state girls wrestling Champion Kelsey.
Speaker 2: King and she, said got. It, Thanks we're going to
Speaker 2: reach out to. Both so pretty soon in the reds,
Speaker 2: game you're gonna Have Wentton woods girls throwing out the
Speaker 2: first pitch and also our state wrestling female.
Speaker 1: Champion how about?
Speaker 7: That, well they also got to get somebody's got to
Speaker 7: get a little To settlebury and a one pouring.
Speaker 6: Around you got.
Speaker 7: Other rept of state wrestling champions in the in the
Speaker 7: area that won this. Year so hopefully The rams will
Speaker 7: do that, too.
Speaker 1: And we'll see what happened, segment and hopefully.
Speaker 7: Hopefully they get a hold Of Miami hamilton The.
Speaker 1: Harrier, well you got.
Speaker 2: To give me that coach's. NAME i like that guy.
Speaker 2: Too he listens to.
Speaker 1: Us you're gonna Coach.
Speaker 7: Michael uh, yeah we'll get we'll Coach Mike.
Speaker 2: Card let's Get mike gone because, uh The harriers Of
Speaker 2: miami's in The hamilton, Campus Middletown, Campus.
Speaker 7: Miami Miami Hamilton.
Speaker 2: Harrier, yeah that's and they won The division two national.
Speaker 2: Title if you win a national, title The reds wants
Speaker 2: you to throw out the first.
Speaker 1: Pitch that's, correct all?
Speaker 2: Right segment is that it will you be back live
Speaker 2: at two? Thirty you're still, Traveling.
Speaker 7: We're still running around a trike. Game, well you are
Speaker 7: still running, around but you.
Speaker 1: Will be Here. Monday see see about?
Speaker 5: That?
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Speaker 4: Poort?
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Speaker 7: Beautiful day here in the Tri. States we leave you
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Speaker 8: Everybody we tell you Harsh we take. Windy it's kind of.
Speaker 1: Again, Segment how about?
Speaker 7: THAT i think that was what was that nineteen eighty?
Speaker 1: FOUR i think eighty?
Speaker 2: Four, YEAH i Like Marty brennemans calling nineteen eighty six with.
Speaker 1: SNOW i like.
Speaker 7: That oh, Baby, maybe like you, said will either the
Speaker 7: the president made that is going to Make america great,
Speaker 7: again and maybe the rents will be great again Under Tito.
Speaker 2: Franchoda, well we'll see what. Happens but As Marty brennaman said,
Speaker 2: yesterday don't put too much On. Tito the players have
Speaker 2: got to, play and the pitchers have got the pitch
Speaker 2: and your boa pitch he lows he Get i'd get
Speaker 2: rid of that, guy get rid of.
Speaker 7: Him Hunter green did an unbelievable. Job but the one
Speaker 7: thing that killed him was that eleven. Pitch that eleven
Speaker 7: pitch at bat to the guy that eventually hit the
Speaker 7: two run, homer and he was he probably would have
Speaker 7: went into the sixth inning, then but that's the way it.
Speaker 7: Goes will you to get it out of the. System
Speaker 7: maybe that'll never happen again this.
Speaker 2: Season we hope that's the case Of. Sigma thank you
Speaker 2: for your involvement and, UH i love working with. You
Speaker 2: let's keep it going for many years to.
Speaker 5: Come.
Speaker 2: Willie let's continue with. More your comments are next and
Speaker 2: the opening?
Speaker 1: Day what was?
Speaker 2: Good what was? Bad and what could The reds do?
Speaker 2: Better what could the city and the county do? Better if?
Speaker 2: Anything Bill cunningham The Great American, live that's home of The,
Speaker 2: redgs The bengals and so much. More that's of, course
Speaker 2: Here's radio seven HUNDRED. Wlw since Anati, Hi Billy, Cunningham let's.
Speaker 2: Continue we never. Stopped we simply continue a couple of housekeeping.
Speaker 2: Matters you know how it's important for public officials not
Speaker 2: to make outrageous comments about personal physical assaults upon anyone
Speaker 2: because there are some nut jobs out there that might
Speaker 2: take it sre so and actually do. It and, so you,
Speaker 2: Know Novak, DJOKOVIC i never met, him don't know. HIM
Speaker 2: i met a few of the great tennis players because
Speaker 2: Of John, barrett BUT i don't know, him never met,
Speaker 2: him like to meet. Him many Consider Novak djokovic the
Speaker 2: greatest of all, time and the same thing With Tiger
Speaker 2: woods the greatest of all. TIME i Think Tiger woods
Speaker 2: is the greatest golfer of all, time But Jack nicholas
Speaker 2: is the Greatest major champion of all. TIME i split
Speaker 2: it down the, middle and whatever it, is it. Is
Speaker 2: But hawaiian. Governor there's A democrat Liberal democrat governor In,
Speaker 2: hawaii which by the way is our fiftieth, state Named Josh.
Speaker 1: Green and it came in the media.
Speaker 2: That djokovic a couple of days ago played tennis With
Speaker 2: Bobby Kennedy. Junior so you, Know And Tiger woods placed
Speaker 2: a golf With Donald. Trump so the media and others
Speaker 2: especially viciously attack The Republican party no matter what it.
Speaker 2: Is and you AND i, know going into this deal
Speaker 2: that When trump won the presidency, again, essentially if there
Speaker 2: was any, mistakes any, errors any unforced situations made by
Speaker 2: anyone connected To Donald, trump of this is that the
Speaker 2: media is going to make make it the biggest event
Speaker 2: in the. World and so if there's an encrypted app
Speaker 2: Named signal used by The biden administration in which you
Speaker 2: as soon as you speak or text that is jamble
Speaker 2: is scrambled and you can't understand what's going. On in,
Speaker 2: Fact i'm told that many people use. It of COURSE i.
Speaker 2: Will in, government you have to be able to talk
Speaker 2: to five or ten individuals simultaneously who happen to be
Speaker 2: all over the. World i'm looking right now that In,
Speaker 2: GREENLAND i see Our secretary Of energy is, There secretary
Speaker 2: Of defense is? THERE i see that Our National security
Speaker 2: advisor is. There if something happens and they want to
Speaker 2: communicate with five or six other, people you really would
Speaker 2: like to be in the same place at the same,
Speaker 2: time in a lead filled. Room but many times in
Speaker 2: today's world doesn't happen that, way which means you have
Speaker 2: to communicate over the, air and they use the so
Speaker 2: Called signal app which scrambles, text messages and words as
Speaker 2: soon as. Expressed and so when it came out about
Speaker 2: a week ago that a left wing hatefield journalist Named Jeffrey,
Speaker 2: Goldberg goldberg was somehow mistakenly put into this app and
Speaker 2: allowed to give this, information you would have thought somebody was.
Speaker 2: Killed you would have thought there was some Great american national.
Speaker 2: Scandal the media's cover this thing now for six or seven,
Speaker 2: days maybe as if thirteen service personnel were killed because
Speaker 2: of the mistake of The National Security advisor and the.
Speaker 2: President you would have thought that would Have it didn't.
Speaker 2: Happen they're complaining about what didn't. Happen but the gist
Speaker 2: of What i'm saying is that the media and The
Speaker 2: democrats are going to pounce on Any trump, mistake any
Speaker 2: whiff of, scandal anything that makes the president or and
Speaker 2: or his people look. Bad and that's the way it
Speaker 2: is gonna whip this thing into into a, froth into a.
Speaker 2: Scandal when it was a, mistake some staffer With Mike,
Speaker 2: waltz The National Security, advisor put together the chat and
Speaker 2: an investigation is. Underway how Did Jeffrey goldberg get into the?
Speaker 2: Chat how's that? Possible When Mike waltz originated the chach
Speaker 2: had never Met, goldberg doesn't know who he. IS i
Speaker 2: think he knows who he is man his no desire
Speaker 2: to get him involved in anything is another one of
Speaker 2: Those trump hating. Journalists but the media has pumped this
Speaker 2: thing into an impeachment and calling for the resignation or
Speaker 2: firing Of Pete hegseth And Mike, waltz something they would
Speaker 2: never do When democrats do much worse, things which makes
Speaker 2: it all. Political you know it's political if they were
Speaker 2: consistent when this thirteen service personnel were murdered butchered At
Speaker 2: Aby' skate and At, Kabul afghanistan because of the mistakes
Speaker 2: and errors of The Secretary Defense Lloyd austin and, others
Speaker 2: and The democrats were calling For Lloyd austin's resignation or
Speaker 2: impeachment or, firing then you know they're being. Consistent but
Speaker 2: when the only light up when it's A, republican it is.
Speaker 2: Political therefore maybe you shouldn't pay attention to. It but
Speaker 2: he get back to my original. Point the CNN's out
Speaker 2: front yesterday a why and Liberal Democratic Governor Josh green
Speaker 2: was reacted to a story put out by of COURSE.
Speaker 2: CNN i don't know why it's a story That Novak
Speaker 2: djokovic played tennis With Bobby Kennedy.
Speaker 1: Jr is that a?
Speaker 2: Story is it a story Of Tiger woods who's Dating
Speaker 2: Donald Trump junior's ex. Wife is it a story that
Speaker 2: they're spending time together and That trump plays golf and
Speaker 2: took The medal Of freedom From? Trump that's a big.
Speaker 2: Story they want to smear every part of anyone connected
Speaker 2: To Donald. Trump we knew going in this was going to,
Speaker 2: occur so you try to avoid, mistakes, Right but that's
Speaker 2: why pencils heavy. Racers mistakes happen all the. Time nobody
Speaker 2: thought about including this hate field left wing journalist in
Speaker 2: this private. Chat but once he was, in he wanted
Speaker 2: to make it a big deal to keep The atlantic magazine.
Speaker 2: Alive and that's the way the game is. Played Joe
Speaker 2: biden cannot be president for four years be mentally. Incompetent
Speaker 2: The secretary Of Defense Lloyd austin for ten, days can
Speaker 2: go a wall absent without, leave connecting with no one
Speaker 2: and the chain of, command and like it was no big. Deal,
Speaker 2: Media let that, GO, pbs let that, GO, npr let that.
Speaker 2: Go but when it comes To Mike watson And Pete,
Speaker 2: hesath it's a big.
Speaker 1: Deal but he made.
Speaker 2: The following comment About Novak, djokovic he, playing he played
Speaker 2: a tennis get together With Bobby. Kennedy and this is
Speaker 2: the democratic governor Of. Hawaii Quote, novak go play, tennis
Speaker 2: hit one hundred and sixty miles per, hour, serve but
Speaker 2: stay out of public. Health this is the governors and
Speaker 2: quote AND i hope someone hits him with an overhead
Speaker 2: and shows him what it means to hurt. Somebody go
Speaker 2: back to the tennis. Court, definitely good luck At. Wimbledon
Speaker 2: stay out of public health quote. Unquote now there are
Speaker 2: nut jobs like the two that try to Kill President
Speaker 2: trump out there who listen to this crap and.
Speaker 1: They react to. It you might recall When.
Speaker 2: Steven scalise was shot and almost killed in the baseball
Speaker 2: practice game of The. Republicans the guy who did that,
Speaker 2: Testified i'm, SORRY i didn't testify he was. Dead his
Speaker 2: social media footprints showed that he listened TO, npr WATCHED
Speaker 2: pbs AND. Msnbc and if one does, that you think
Speaker 2: the national crisis is. Happening Because trump's in, office he's
Speaker 2: a threat to democracy because he was elected and So
Speaker 2: hawaiian governor On djokovic hope someone hits him with an,
Speaker 2: overhead shows him what it means to.
Speaker 1: Hurt somebody that's a tennis. Player, What how's that.
Speaker 2: POSSIBLE cnn wants to gin this thing up as much
Speaker 2: as they, can so BEFORE i talk About canada becoming
Speaker 2: the fifty first, state which is a terrible idea to
Speaker 2: HAVE cnn AND msnbc and Liberal democrats lecture us about
Speaker 2: accountability and national. Security that's what we're. Hearing that's somehow this,
Speaker 2: mistake this error of including someone who shouldn't have been
Speaker 2: there on a successful mission that killed a lot of
Speaker 2: the hooties And mike hope it keeps going on because
Speaker 2: they want to kill. Us we kill them before they kill.
Speaker 2: Us SUDDENLY i hear democrats talk about accountability and national, Security,
Speaker 2: well how about the national security of ten million illegals
Speaker 2: flooding into the country for the last four, years who, raped,
Speaker 2: murdered arson, robberies drug, dealing human, trafficking and burglaries all
Speaker 2: across the, country committing millions of terrorist acts and violinax
Speaker 2: with no remorse or. Accountability you never hear A democrat
Speaker 2: or A cnn, say, man how did we let ten
Speaker 2: million people in the, country largely unattached, males many in
Speaker 2: gangs to do this to our. Country SO i don't
Speaker 2: want to hear two more lectures FROM cnn about a
Speaker 2: mistake By Mike waltz And Pete hegseth lecturing us about national.
Speaker 2: Security for, example the Disastrous afghan withdrawal which happened in
Speaker 2: the summer of twenty twenty. One everyone, said we got
Speaker 2: to get out Of, afghanistan been there twenty. Years it's
Speaker 2: how you get out that made all the. Difference so
Speaker 2: The National security arm in The biden administration and The
Speaker 2: secretary Of Defense Lloyd, austin who was A RAYTHIAN ceo
Speaker 2: before he went back into The, pentagon put thirteen and
Speaker 2: More American service personnel At Abby's, gate resulting in the
Speaker 2: murder by a suicide bomber due to abjecting. Competence and
Speaker 2: this isn't some app this isn't something that didn't take.
Speaker 2: Place this is something that actually. Occurred and thirteen families
Speaker 2: that there was also dozens mortally. WOUNDED i can recall
Speaker 2: at the time putting on a family member of a Brave,
Speaker 2: marine a female From Lawrence burg who's still dealing with
Speaker 2: the consequences of the, blast and there was no congressional
Speaker 2: investigation because The democrats control of The house in The.
Speaker 1: Senate was that a bungled national security.
Speaker 2: Matter was that ridiculous incompetence by the sec that career
Speaker 2: of defense national security advisor And Joe. Biden absolutely was
Speaker 2: there Any was there any sense that that Somehow Lloyd
Speaker 2: austin has got to be impeached and removed from office
Speaker 2: and that national security advisor has got to.
Speaker 1: Go none of that.
Speaker 2: Happened you might recall about a week later or, less
Speaker 2: That Joe biden, authorized Through Lloyd, austin National Security, Advisor
Speaker 2: Susan rice and, others a drone strike and a failed
Speaker 2: attempt to save face by killing quote some of the
Speaker 2: terrorists connected To Abby's. Gate, well it turned out that
Speaker 2: they weren't. Terrorists that there was a family of eleven
Speaker 2: who were in two. Vans they were completely unconnected to
Speaker 2: uh Al, qaeda had no connection To Abbie's, gate including
Speaker 2: the eleven that were killed or seven innocent children and
Speaker 2: babies that were vaporized by the drone strike authorized By Joe.
Speaker 2: Biden was there a single administration official or military leader,
Speaker 2: resigned did The democrats call this isn't Political. Now The
Speaker 2: democrats would say everyone connected to that whole two incidents
Speaker 2: have got to.
Speaker 1: Be out of.
Speaker 2: Office my, god what have you done getting our marines
Speaker 2: or service personnel, killed innocent, men, women and children murdered
Speaker 2: By american? Drones did you hear from the media about
Speaker 2: that at? All, zero, zilch. Nada not a single administration
Speaker 2: official and military leader resign. Whatsoever and to talk About Lloyd,
Speaker 2: austin our secretary Of defense for four, years think about.
Speaker 1: This he was A raytheon.
Speaker 2: Contractor he went from The pentagon To raytheon to become THEIR,
Speaker 2: ceo getting billions of dollars in contracts from The. Pentagon
Speaker 2: from his, subordinates he went back into The pentagon where
Speaker 2: he Was secretary Of. Defense there were ten days in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty three he was absent without. Leave in, fact
Speaker 2: there was A pentagon security. Personnel we're looking for him
Speaker 2: because no he can find The secretary Of. Defense the
Speaker 2: first couple of days is he okays he playing? Golf,
Speaker 2: well what's he?
Speaker 1: Doing where is? He that went on for seven.
Speaker 2: Days he went into a surgery to have some cancer
Speaker 2: removed from his. Prostate did not notify the other chairman's
Speaker 2: of The joint chief Of, staff did not notify the
Speaker 2: president Or secretary Of defense for seven, days Our Secretary
Speaker 2: defense was absent without leave ewon a. Wall did The democrats,
Speaker 2: say have ABOUT pbs OR. Npi you, know we've never
Speaker 2: had this happen, before or maybe for an hour or
Speaker 2: two if you're under a, surgery but for.
Speaker 1: Seven days not to be able to be.
Speaker 2: Contacted and they're preaching To trump about national, accountability national
Speaker 2: defense and our. Security and, then of course the bigger
Speaker 2: issue is. This for four, years at least the last
Speaker 2: two maybe, three we had a commander in chief who
Speaker 2: couldn't command, Anything he couldn't find his way off of,
Speaker 2: stage and the MEDIA, NPR, ABC, nbccb The, times. Etc
Speaker 2: covered for him and the most massive cover up In
Speaker 2: american history that went on for years because we had
Speaker 2: a president who was mentally. Incompetent you saw him in
Speaker 2: The Great debate What Donald trump was at in Like
Speaker 2: june last, year and he couldn't put sentences, Together he
Speaker 2: couldn't function mentally.
Speaker 1: Well who ran the?
Speaker 2: Presidency is that a bit of a, Scandal and they're
Speaker 2: preaching to him That Donald trump about national, security not
Speaker 2: having any information not able to make a decision. Unbelievable
Speaker 2: SO i take this so called Signal gate as a
Speaker 2: with a grain of. Sault it's not a scandal like
Speaker 2: Getting american service personnel, killed vaporizing, children the disastrous with's
Speaker 2: all From afghanistan leaving behind ten billion dollars or more
Speaker 2: of military equipment they used in a parade a year
Speaker 2: later to stick it up our petard because we left
Speaker 2: behind all this expensive military equipment that they reverse engineered
Speaker 2: and gave To china And.
Speaker 1: Russia is that a? Scandal is that about national? Security
Speaker 1: is that? Important?
Speaker 2: Nah That's Joe. Biden those are our, pals those are our.
Speaker 2: Buddies we're not going to go After Lloyd austin Or Susan.
Speaker 2: Rice we're not going to go After Joe biden Or
Speaker 2: Kamala harris who couldn't put two sentences. Together, No, no
Speaker 2: we want to go After Michael waltz And Pete hesth
Speaker 2: for putting someone on an app who shouldn't have heard
Speaker 2: what was being, said that had zero, impact zero impact
Speaker 2: on the mission. Itself what impact did incompetence have At Abbey's?
Speaker 2: Gate it killed and Murdered american service personnel, wounded dozens
Speaker 2: of others and hundreds Of afghan Who afghany's working with
Speaker 2: us sickens me AND i wanted to talk About. CANADA
Speaker 2: i can't even get to. It so at some point
Speaker 2: next Week i'll get to. It let's continue with.
Speaker 1: More it's.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable if a line becomes, available seven four, nine seven,
Speaker 2: Thousand i'll be with, you of, course On sunday night
Speaker 2: and all next. Week Reds baseball off, Today lodolo outed
Speaker 2: tomorrow On. Tuesday On. Saturday but believe it or, not
Speaker 2: tempers are supposed to be in the seventies with some,
Speaker 2: Rain so keep hope. ALIVE i still In. TITO i
Speaker 2: trust he will Be moses eventually that will lead us
Speaker 2: into The Promised. Land and the last year's, TEAM i
Speaker 2: think won like seventy seven, games and this year's team
Speaker 2: is going to win more than.
Speaker 1: Eighty bank on. It hold me accountable for. That let's.
Speaker 2: Continue Bill, cunningham The Great americans speaking truth to. Power
Speaker 2: what happened to an objective? Media given the responsibility by
Speaker 2: THE Us constitution to be fair and partial and. Accurate
Speaker 2: does that apply TO? Npr does that apply TO? ABC
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Speaker 1: Not let's. Continue Bill Cunningham News radio seven HUNDRED.
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Speaker 2: can you explain to The american? People first of, all
Speaker 2: Segment wait a, Minute wait a, Minute wait a. Minute,
Speaker 2: jose is This Jose?
Speaker 3: Rijo NOW.
Speaker 2: I tell, You, JOSE i got. IT i got a
Speaker 2: text from someone who told. Me Rob williams tells me
Speaker 2: that you're singing? Karaoke tell, me tell me?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: Why why is the Great Jose rio in?
Speaker 6: Town? Oh we are just come? Over what though later
Speaker 6: if you en? Up?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah well what songs are you? SINGING i MEAN i
Speaker 2: Think Louise? Canonis have you seen? HER i can recall
Speaker 2: in eighty seven That jose blaming On rijo was With
Speaker 2: Luise kenonis And Terry francona and The reds locker room.
Speaker 1: Singing have you seen?
Speaker 10: Her?
Speaker 6: Well what is?
Speaker 1: That what are some of your best songs that you?
Speaker 6: Sing? Oh New, York New York, BREKIER i Mean.
Speaker 2: HOSEY i mean you got about one hundred thousand people
Speaker 2: listening right. Now would you want to sing us a
Speaker 2: line or two Of New York New?
Speaker 10: York?
Speaker 6: Yeah go, ahead away, Away you're.
Speaker 1: Gonna do it your.
Speaker 6: Way. Yeah i'm so mry.
Speaker 1: THAT i love stand beside and guide. Her, well, Start.
Speaker 2: Hosea do you Recall Terry francona in nineteen eighty, seven
Speaker 2: you recall him being my first baseman with The.
Speaker 6: Reds BOLL i saw the home ran he hit that
Speaker 6: one opening, day BUT i got he got traded so
Speaker 6: we did get they got to play. TOGETHER i came
Speaker 6: in in eighty.
Speaker 1: Eight you came.
Speaker 2: In you you just barely missed him from you came
Speaker 2: from The. Yankees, yeah came from The. Yankees But, Jose
Speaker 2: But i'm gonna go.
Speaker 6: With i'm gonna pray With.
Speaker 1: Terry he's a good.
Speaker 6: Man he made me proud of now that he's In,
Speaker 6: cincinnati he got to bring the louder good time With.
Speaker 2: Cincinnati Bro, Now, HOSEY i mean a Segment dennison tells
Speaker 2: me that this is a disaster for The reds to lose.
Speaker 2: Yesterday But i'm telling, Them, look it's only one. Game
Speaker 2: it's only one we.
Speaker 6: Go we got, home just one more to. Go being
Speaker 6: judge of the one, game that's HOW i go.
Speaker 2: With you guarantee people going. LOAVES i think He's moses
Speaker 2: that can take us to The Promised. Land and you
Speaker 2: know what happened in nineteen ninety Because Pete rose went
Speaker 2: through Everything Pete rose went through and then a breath
Speaker 2: of fresh air came With Lou. Panella Hot, Rose lou,
Speaker 2: Changed how DID i did you?
Speaker 6: Love do one? Thing? Yeah this scene this, year they're
Speaker 6: not gonna do a wife wire because they're losing force get, already.
Speaker 7: But they're Gonna they're gonna be in the right very.
Speaker 6: Soon believe.
Speaker 2: It Jose, rio how Did Lou panello's locker room be
Speaker 2: different Than Pete?
Speaker 1: Ross?
Speaker 6: UH i don't think is the most different because the
Speaker 6: buddler guy was good And lou was a. LOSER i
Speaker 6: mean he, was he was you, know let you do
Speaker 6: what you want to. Do he let you play with
Speaker 6: lies and then you do With. Pete we don't get
Speaker 6: to play that much time together a Good uh you
Speaker 6: got suspend.
Speaker 1: It, yeah and you never got a chance to prove.
Speaker 6: Himself BUT i LOVE i, LOVE i Love. Pete he was,
Speaker 6: great he was, great.
Speaker 1: Wonderful But, rio where will you be this? Weekend you
Speaker 1: want to announce?
Speaker 6: Something so uh, Oh i'll be An. Indianapolis I'm bilis watching.
Speaker 2: Basketball believe it all, Right jose you always got a friend.
Speaker 2: Here but, uh You're you're the best neighbor ever. Had
Speaker 2: we had great times together and. Madeerra you love being.
Speaker 2: THERE i love being your. Neighbor but never come To
Speaker 2: cincinnati without giving us a. Call and The reds fans
Speaker 2: Love Jose.
Speaker 1: Rio you know what's?
Speaker 6: Funny how were you talking about. You, yes with the
Speaker 6: big daddy you, see he gotta call you, boy he got,
Speaker 6: it call you. Boy And i'm glad you told me
Speaker 6: today because, Uh i've really miss so.
Speaker 7: Good to you and the missia given.
Speaker 6: YOUR Ceo, Cincinnati ohio a chance to talk to, him you,
Speaker 6: know and let him know my feeling and my SITUATION
Speaker 6: i have been.
Speaker 1: Doing, yeah and you're you're the most.
Speaker 2: Accessible you got The World series, ringer The World SERIES,
Speaker 2: mvp And Jose. RIO i Want Cincinnati reds to win
Speaker 2: A World series at some point and Have Jose rio
Speaker 2: be participatory in the ring ceremony for the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: Five Cincinnati reds to win The World. Championship how good
Speaker 2: would that?
Speaker 6: Be oh my, god that would be. Unbelievable What cucinnati,
Speaker 6: man don't losey, chance you, know go lay one game
Speaker 6: to get your hoope down Because i've been the bitch
Speaker 6: player The cincinnati team have is Bran. Conna yeah he
Speaker 6: might have played in the. Field what he's going to
Speaker 6: make this guys do and the way you manage and
Speaker 6: treats playing, It believe me you're going to have better
Speaker 6: and who wesow for this?
Speaker 2: Year god bless you all, Right, hosey we got to,
Speaker 2: go but never come to town without saying. Hello And,
Speaker 2: jose you're a Great american and a Great.
Speaker 1: Dominican Y' blitzmerica God.
Speaker 2: Blitzer thank, you Hose we'll check with you. Later thank,
Speaker 2: you all, right thank, you thank, you thank, You jose all. Right,
Speaker 2: segment how about That Jose rio checking? In no one
Speaker 2: better than?
Speaker 1: That would you?
Speaker 7: Agree no one better than number twenty? Seven well he's the.
Speaker 1: Best the best there ever.
Speaker 2: Was, anyway, segment get, It get us into The Studge's
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Speaker 2: A Frank zibell special pool For Jose. Rio of, Course
Speaker 2: i'm not sure he's in. Town i'm not sure where he.
Speaker 2: Is but but, uh now's the time to. Call it's Only.
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Speaker 7: Richard fatino as the head coach of The musketeers This
Speaker 7: tuesday at three o'clock at the exact time when THE
Speaker 7: U see will play To paul in The College Basketball Crown.
Speaker 2: Tournament it should beat To paul and then if they
Speaker 2: stay another round or. TWO i think each the program
Speaker 2: gets like a half a million. Dollars talk about nil.
Speaker 2: Money the players get paid, too so they're in cent
Speaker 2: of ice to keep. Going good luck to night To.
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Speaker 7: rules changes they've been, vote including bannings.
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Speaker 3: DO i don't.
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Speaker 7: on the road And wheeling And Columbus Blue jackets the big,
Speaker 7: home big home match up Against Van. Cooper there The
Speaker 7: Blue jackets are hoping to get into The Stanley tough
Speaker 7: playoffs and.
Speaker 2: Segment what about prime time and the prime time? Deal
Speaker 2: there were some rumors that he may come TO uc
Speaker 2: to coach. Football he's got the connections. Here he played
Speaker 2: for The reds for a couple of. Years recruited By
Speaker 2: Barry larkin And Jose rio to play. Here But Neon
Speaker 2: dion is on a long, term guaranteed Bonus laton contract With.
Speaker 1: Colorado how about?
Speaker 7: That, uh, WELL i guess he's not going.
Speaker 2: Anywhere according to media accounts came out about five minutes,
Speaker 2: ago five, years fifty four million dollar extension through the
Speaker 2: twenty to twenty nine. Season that's about ten million dollars
Speaker 2: a year or, so making them the highest paid coach
Speaker 2: in The Big, twelve among the highest paid coaches in the,
Speaker 2: country of, Course But Neon dion is right there at
Speaker 2: ten million a year going up to twelve million and
Speaker 2: twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Nine so how's like a Sun.
Speaker 2: Shadors gonna make a lot of money To but what
Speaker 2: does that mean for you, see maybe they got to
Speaker 2: sign their coach to a sixty million dollar deal to keep.
Speaker 1: Them you want to keep?
Speaker 7: Them said, WHAT i don't. Know if the guy, wins
Speaker 7: he's gonna be. Around if, not you, know they're gonna
Speaker 7: leve him.
Speaker 9: Go who.
Speaker 1: Knows nobody. Knows it's all up to the team. Themselves
Speaker 1: we'll see what. Happens but segment is added in.
Speaker 2: Sports we got to have The reds, Tomorrow, lodolo and
Speaker 2: if The reds win two out of three from The,
Speaker 2: giants THEN i think The rangers come to town and
Speaker 2: beat them. Up, sey don't get too, high and don't
Speaker 2: get too, low and DON'T i.
Speaker 1: Just, said this is the end of the world right.
Speaker 7: Now it is just keep it on the down.
Speaker 8: Low, yeah.
Speaker 1: And how about, THIS i know you're.
Speaker 2: Interested Colorado university Cited sanders' impact on the, school noting
Speaker 2: that applications from year to year has gone up twenty
Speaker 2: percent every year that he's been there as the, coach
Speaker 2: including an eighteen percent increase from out of.
Speaker 1: State so how about. That they also said they've sold out.
Speaker 2: Every home game for the last two, years and they're
Speaker 2: going to sell at the next four years of home
Speaker 2: games In. Colorado this past, season home football games In
Speaker 2: colorado generated to combine one hundred million dollars in direct
Speaker 2: economic impact in the city Of boulder one hundred, million
Speaker 2: and the regional impact was one hundred and fifty million
Speaker 2: dollars in each football.
Speaker 7: Season, well that's why beyond eminent state In. Colorado and
Speaker 7: now to come and for.
Speaker 2: That who's faster from first to? Third, Neon Dion sanders
Speaker 2: Or Della.
Speaker 7: CRUZ i would Take dion right, Now, WILLIE i would
Speaker 7: take de La. Cruz but in its, Prime prac would
Speaker 7: go With Leon dion because he was.
Speaker 2: FAS i can recall a single to left, center a
Speaker 2: Little texas, leaguer he was stealing the base, anyway he's on,
Speaker 2: first he goes some second to third to home on
Speaker 2: a single to. Left that's pretty. Good you were there for.
Speaker 1: That that guy can.
Speaker 7: Run And Dion sanders said the same thing both that.
Speaker 2: Time so, yeah and you know he went from several ball,
Speaker 2: clubs from The braves to The. Reds he was recruited
Speaker 2: like ninety, three ninety four By barry and By Jose
Speaker 2: because you might recall a nineteen ninety three The reds
Speaker 2: had the most expensive payroll in baseball Under march shot number,
Speaker 2: one and they shoon another, championship And barry told, him
Speaker 2: look And, jose we got a shot ninety, three ninety.
Speaker 2: Four then In august and ninety four is when the strike.
Speaker 1: Began No World. Series.
Speaker 2: Nothing then he Went The yankees went to two or
Speaker 2: three other ball clubs to seek That World series. Ring
Speaker 2: you already had A Super bowl ring with The Dallas,
Speaker 2: cowboys so you'd have to, think who has a Super
Speaker 2: bowl champion ring and A World series. RING i think
Speaker 2: the answer is. NOBODY i don't.
Speaker 1: KNOW i don't think, SO i don't know anybody has.
Speaker 1: It all, right, segment get me out of the, studs, report.
Speaker 7: Well did everybody have a great? Weekend with the immortal
Speaker 7: words of the, student.
Speaker 1: See the highway patrol election again next.
Speaker 7: Week until, then remember leave your blood at The Red,
Speaker 7: cross not on the.
Speaker 1: Highway this Is Rodrick. Cruff it's saying see you next.
Speaker 2: WEEK i, say we just had research from the library
Speaker 2: Of Dave, keaton who said he's the only player to
Speaker 2: play in A Super bowl and play in A World,
Speaker 2: series but he did not win The World. Series you
Speaker 2: immediately think Of Bo. JACKSON i think he did, neither but,
Speaker 2: nonetheless he has A Atlanta. Braves he has A World series,
Speaker 2: ring But.
Speaker 10: I'm.
Speaker 1: Sorry he has A Super bowl ring but not A
Speaker 1: World series, ring but he played in The World.
Speaker 2: Series that's still pretty. Good all, right Seg, man thank
Speaker 2: you very. Much, really let's continue with. More next up
Speaker 2: As eddie and so many, others And red's baseball off,
Speaker 2: today kicks off, tomorrow and we're back at. It remember
Speaker 2: keep hope. Alive it's only one. GAME a news radio
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