Speaker 1: I Bill Cunning Monday afternoon. It's dreadful. There's not much
Speaker 1: to no hope. It's gone at least retch. Baseball kicks
Speaker 1: off about five forty tonight in Atlanta makeup game. We'll
Speaker 1: see what happens there. But things are a bit dark,
Speaker 1: a little bit unhappy. But I have a sense that
Speaker 1: brightness lies. I have a sense it's the beginning of
Speaker 1: a new dawn in the air of the Cincinnati Bengals.
Speaker 1: That put the right shine on things is Moegger. MO,
Speaker 1: tell me why I should be hopeful. As the Bengals
Speaker 1: travel out to Kansas City for the I think four
Speaker 1: to twenty five game, the highlight of next Sunday is
Speaker 1: their hope.
Speaker 2: Do you have hope, Mo? Do you have hope?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Or no?
Speaker 5: I have room in my heart and in my brain
Speaker 5: for multiple truths. And here are those multiple truths. I mean,
Speaker 5: yesterday was inexcusable. It was appalling. It was one of
Speaker 5: the worst performances of the Zach Taylor era. This franchise
Speaker 5: with him as head coach has problem opening seasons. He's
Speaker 5: now one in five in season openers, and progressively so
Speaker 5: they look less and less prepared to open up the season.
Speaker 5: Here's where there's hope. They have sixteen more games. Oh,
Speaker 5: they have a track record of bouncing back after slow starts.
Speaker 6: Yes, they always play the.
Speaker 5: Kansas City Chiefs tough, even with Jake Browning's quarterback last year.
Speaker 5: And so I think you could do I think you
Speaker 5: could do it both ways. I think you could take
Speaker 5: comfort in the fact that the Bengals have a proven quarterback,
Speaker 5: they have a track record of digging themselves out of
Speaker 5: early holes. I also think you can wonder how many
Speaker 5: more times are we gonna do this? And if they
Speaker 5: don't win on Sunday, it's a third straight year starting
Speaker 5: zero to two. How many more times are we gonna
Speaker 5: do this? How many more? Would it be great if
Speaker 5: they could play from ahead? Wouldn't it be great if
Speaker 5: they could kind of lap the field? And think about
Speaker 5: it from this standpoint. This weekend, Baltimore loses, Cleveland gets destroyed.
Speaker 5: Deshaun Watson, ain't it Pittsburgh doesn't look great, But you
Speaker 5: had a chance to jump out have a game lead
Speaker 5: over Baltimore and Cleveland.
Speaker 6: He blew that opportunity.
Speaker 5: And you know, if it's well, there were a series
Speaker 5: of distractions around the team. Dude, come on, I got
Speaker 5: a six year head coach, I've got a veteran quarterback.
Speaker 6: I hear all about this culture.
Speaker 5: I thought this culture was supposed to be good enough
Speaker 5: to overcome all of that. If it's well, they you know,
Speaker 5: they took it easy in the preseason. I think good
Speaker 5: head coaches figure out a way to balance keeping your
Speaker 5: guys fresh and making sure they're available with being prepared
Speaker 5: to start the season. Bigger issue for me is Joe
Speaker 5: Burrow didn't look like a guy who wanted to throw
Speaker 5: the football down the field yesterday. Was that the game plan?
Speaker 5: Was that by choice? Or is there a reluctance for
Speaker 5: him to cut it downfield because maybe he's not quite
Speaker 5: where he needs to be I don't know, And he
Speaker 5: is going to assure everybody he is fine heat. But
Speaker 5: if what we saw yesterday from that standpoint, continues to
Speaker 5: next week and the week after that and the week
Speaker 5: after that, then suddenly this team ceiling is not as
Speaker 5: high as we thought. But I also do understand it
Speaker 5: is week one. We always call against week one overreactions.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, and so you don't want to overreact to
Speaker 5: that again. But it's only one game. But it's the
Speaker 5: only game I have to go by, and that performance
Speaker 5: was horrific. If you didn't know anything about the Bengals
Speaker 5: in the recent history, right and I said to you
Speaker 5: that team in Orange is considered a super Bowl favorite,
Speaker 5: you would have said, are you out of your mind?
Speaker 5: So in a vacuum, there's not a lot to be
Speaker 5: excited by. With the track record and with the benefit
Speaker 5: of the calendar in front of them, there are reasons
Speaker 5: for hope.
Speaker 1: I guest, let's let's talk about Zach Schuler and whether
Speaker 1: he had the team ready the last week or ten days.
Speaker 1: And the last week or ten days there was crises everywhere.
Speaker 1: All the other teams were able to sign their wide receivers,
Speaker 1: even those who have been arrested recently laying on the
Speaker 1: pavement in Miami Tarreek Hill. I mean, it's unbelievable what
Speaker 1: happened there. But nonetheless, every other team found a way
Speaker 1: they didn't want to sign them, so we got time.
Speaker 2: We know two years.
Speaker 1: So there's your second most important player in the franchise
Speaker 1: who is have food poisoning. You have his running mate
Speaker 1: who has a polled hamstring that doesn't really he's always
Speaker 1: had something wrong with him. I can see why not
Speaker 1: signing him. But nonetheless you have you have the situation
Speaker 1: with Jamar Chase. There was one pass completed over thirteen yards.
Speaker 1: I can't think of youth football. Deer Park High School's
Speaker 1: quarterback had four passes of over forty yards.
Speaker 2: That's deer Park.
Speaker 1: High School, the dominant high school team in the dry state.
Speaker 1: So the last ten days you have food poisoning contract disputes,
Speaker 1: and now you have Joe Burrow looking as if you
Speaker 1: know what did Marvin Lewis say? I see a lot
Speaker 1: better than I hear. He's always flipping out his wrists.
Speaker 1: Something's wrong with his wrist. He can't admit to that.
Speaker 1: Can he throw the ball thirty or forty yards? Can
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase catch?
Speaker 3: It?
Speaker 1: Is t Higgins ever going to play? And what about
Speaker 1: food poisoning? What about Tyreek Hill? At least we have
Speaker 1: bear cat football to talk about.
Speaker 6: You know what I'm saying, No, we don't have to
Speaker 6: talk about it.
Speaker 2: Talk about that.
Speaker 5: Well, let's do we talk about mo Come one, you
Speaker 5: gave me a lot of boxes the check.
Speaker 2: Let me fire me up, all little bit.
Speaker 4: Start.
Speaker 5: Let me start with food poisoning. What's got food poisoning
Speaker 5: in a salad bar to a grocery store. I'll never
Speaker 5: eat there again. Number two, T Higgins. It's fair to
Speaker 5: wonder why is he always hurt? This is one of
Speaker 5: the reasons why teams, why the Bengals were hesitant to
Speaker 5: sign him hurt long term, one of the reasons why.
Speaker 5: You know, if there was a piece done this year,
Speaker 5: and I forget which NFL writer it was, but he
Speaker 5: ranked wide receivers, had t Higgins reasonably low for a
Speaker 5: player of his caliber because of the injury history. This
Speaker 5: is a season all about him proving he's healthy. So
Speaker 5: if he's not healthy to start the season, that's not good.
Speaker 5: If you're wondering, well, is he faking an injury because
Speaker 5: of what's happening with his teammate, That doesn't do anybody
Speaker 5: any good. The Jamar Chase thing. Look, we could argue
Speaker 5: whether or not it should be done. The reality is
Speaker 5: he's a player under contract this year. The Bengals have
Speaker 5: an enormous amount of money being designated toward their quarterback.
Speaker 5: They have some good players. Business decisions and the business
Speaker 5: side of this sport is always going to be a
Speaker 5: component moving forward. It's the job of your coach who
Speaker 5: has nothing to do with contract. Who has nothing to
Speaker 5: do with negotiating with players. It's up to your coach
Speaker 5: and your franchise quarterback to make sure that everybody is
Speaker 5: locked in on game, ready to go. That team yesterday
Speaker 5: did not look locked in, and the look of last
Speaker 5: year's first game was the same as what we saw yesterday.
Speaker 5: So you know what I heard in the aftermath of
Speaker 5: last year was, well, you know, it rained in Cleveland.
Speaker 5: It's a bad matchup Joe's caff And then two years ago,
Speaker 5: you know, Joe was coming off and happened dect to me,
Speaker 5: turned it over five times. You know, the Steelers, that's
Speaker 5: not what's the excuse this year? They looked unprepared. And
Speaker 5: if the excuse is, well, there's so much swirling around
Speaker 5: the team, dude, you have to overcome that stuff. The
Speaker 5: business of football is always going to be a thing.
Speaker 5: It's always going to be a thing. And if this
Speaker 5: team stance with players of Jamar's caliber is going to
Speaker 5: be we're not gonna cave, we're not gonna sign, then
Speaker 5: they're probably gonna be other players who do what Jamar
Speaker 5: is chosen to do. You can't allow that to get
Speaker 5: in the way.
Speaker 1: Can't so at the bottom line, where's Joe Mixon, Where's
Speaker 1: Andrew Whitworth. Joe Mixon gets the game ball in Houston,
Speaker 1: is probably the NFL Offensive Player of the week, and
Speaker 1: he kind of craps on the Bengals at the end
Speaker 1: of it. By the way, Mike Brown took one a
Speaker 1: hell of a risk. He punched the crap out of
Speaker 1: some Oklahoma co ed. The Bengals still sign him, then
Speaker 1: extend him. Joe Mixon goes down to Houston and runs
Speaker 1: one hundred and fifty nine yards. Andrew Whitworth goes up
Speaker 1: to the Bengals. Mike, here's my three year deal with
Speaker 1: the Rams. Match that I love to be here. He's
Speaker 1: the All Pro Super Bowl champion. Every time I look,
Speaker 1: I think a great cook? Am I wrong?
Speaker 5: Greg Cook's a different story. You want to know where
Speaker 5: Andrew Whitworth is NFL networkers. He is on my show
Speaker 5: tomorrow on ESPN. I know you listen to every day.
Speaker 2: Well, what time are you on?
Speaker 5: I'm on from three to six in the afternoon. I
Speaker 5: go ahead, Yeah, So there's a question in there. MO
Speaker 5: answer the question.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I don't know what the question is.
Speaker 2: The that's the question.
Speaker 5: It is not an excuse to me, there are two
Speaker 5: different There's how the team played yesterday and there's what
Speaker 5: the front office is choosing to do. The team played
Speaker 5: yesterday and how they looked is not something that I
Speaker 5: could excuse because well, they won't give Jamar Chase his
Speaker 5: contract extension. That those two things are completely, as far
Speaker 5: as I'm concerned, independent of each other. Is Jamar Chase's
Speaker 5: lack of a contract or reason why the Bengals got
Speaker 5: pushed around by what is supposed to be one of
Speaker 5: the NFL's worst offensive lines. Is that why they missed
Speaker 5: a billion tackles? Is it's why Joe Burrow went throw
Speaker 5: the ball downfield? Is it why players who had a
Speaker 5: chance to show something yesterday didn't like?
Speaker 6: You could say, well, the team was distracted.
Speaker 5: It's the job of a head coach to focus his team,
Speaker 5: and so I'm sorry. You could blame the Bengals for
Speaker 5: not signing Jamar and you could blame Jamar for sitting
Speaker 5: out most of camp.
Speaker 6: That's fine.
Speaker 5: Neither of those things have anything to do with how
Speaker 5: the team looked yesterday.
Speaker 1: Where do we go from harm Because at least we
Speaker 1: have bearcat football, we have something I watched the game.
Speaker 2: They're winning, what twenty.
Speaker 1: Seven to three, twenty seven to six, and at some
Speaker 1: point I'm thinking this will be a great victory for Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: The barracout's ready to march. Yeah, well, your comments.
Speaker 5: A lot of moments in that game, and we talk
Speaker 5: about it in the post game show on Saturday. A
Speaker 5: lot of moments in that game that gave me an
Speaker 5: ominous feeling.
Speaker 2: I bet so.
Speaker 5: Second half, they're up seventeen to three. I believe they're
Speaker 5: trying a chip shot field goal, Carter Brown misses it,
Speaker 5: Pittsburgh gets possession, they try a long field goal, six
Speaker 5: point swing seventeen to six.
Speaker 6: Now you're still up eleven. You're still in control, but
Speaker 6: you go.
Speaker 5: You know what, remember that they had a moment third quarter,
Speaker 5: third and goal from the nine. Coming out of a
Speaker 5: time out, they throw an end zone fade. Tony Pike
Speaker 5: off air to us said, you know what. To me,
Speaker 5: this is four down territory. Go for the kill here. Instead,
Speaker 5: they kick a field goal. Now you're up twenty seven
Speaker 5: to six. That's good, but it's gonna score a touchdown there.
Speaker 5: Game's probably over, not with the bearcatch, So you go there.
Speaker 5: Corey Kiner ran very very effectively gets the ball over
Speaker 5: the fifty yard line, their past midfield. They get a
Speaker 5: little cute try flea flicker that doesn't work.
Speaker 2: Flee flicker.
Speaker 5: They don't convert on second or third down, punted away flick.
Speaker 5: They don't target Joe Royer, who I think is an
Speaker 5: NFL tight end from Elder High School. They get a
Speaker 5: second and one after Pitt has climbed within two. Corey
Speaker 5: Kinner had a great day. They put him on the bench.
Speaker 5: I don't know if Corey asked out. I don't know
Speaker 5: if Scott Sadderfield put him on the bench. The reality, though,
Speaker 5: is they run a play on second and one, They
Speaker 5: lose yards, They don't convert on third down. They punted away.
Speaker 5: You're talking about the Bengals of the bar talking about the Bearcats.
Speaker 5: Over the course of the afternoon, there were these moments
Speaker 5: that made you feel like, you know what, that's a
Speaker 5: big deal. It's I cannot recall the Bearcats ever blowing
Speaker 5: a three touchdown lead, and in the years that I've
Speaker 5: been following this program, but he's.
Speaker 1: In worse Shaite, let me give you a category worse shape.
Speaker 1: Red starting pitching Bearcat football Bengals at Kansas City or
Speaker 1: Tyreek Hill. Which of those four would you pick as
Speaker 1: having a bad weekend?
Speaker 5: Well, Tyreek Hill got arrested, but then he played great
Speaker 5: against the Jacksonville Jaguars. I think I think, quite frankly,
Speaker 5: Scott Sadderfield had the worst weekend because this is a
Speaker 5: coach who when he would hired, let's face it, and
Speaker 5: I like Scott, but was never really universally embraced. I
Speaker 5: think there was always some skepticism about, like, well, God,
Speaker 5: Louisville fans don't seem to be that disappointed that he's
Speaker 5: coming here. The results last year were not great. They
Speaker 5: go three and nine. Part of that is a new league,
Speaker 5: part of that is replacing a legendary head coach. First
Speaker 5: year head coaches around the sport last year, for the
Speaker 5: most part, didn't do that well. But there's still a
Speaker 5: lot of built in skepticism. I don't know if Saturday
Speaker 5: would have won all those people over, but it would
Speaker 5: have helped. And had they won that game, which there's
Speaker 5: a difference between losing it and blowing a twenty seven
Speaker 5: to six lead at home to a team that is
Speaker 5: probably middle of the pack in the ACC. If you
Speaker 5: win it, you start to think, God, you know what,
Speaker 5: the game against Miami is winnable. A game after that
Speaker 5: against Houston is winnable. The game after that against Texas
Speaker 5: Tech is winnable. Okay, here we go, We're back. And
Speaker 5: instead they melt down the way they do. They haven't
Speaker 5: beaten a school, a non FCS school at Nippert Stadium
Speaker 5: since Luke Pickles last year. Scott is too and ten
Speaker 5: against FBS schools in Tennessee.
Speaker 1: And not the best, by the way, but if you
Speaker 1: better than Zack Taylor's record with the Bangles first two games.
Speaker 5: You could feel folks good the bandwagon with with with
Speaker 5: Sach Taylor, I think what he's going to point to
Speaker 5: is we we've got a track record. And and you know,
Speaker 5: even last year, as bad as things were, they finished
Speaker 5: nine at eight with Joe Burrow not playing basically a season.
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow is one and eight in the first two games,
Speaker 2: and is one and eight.
Speaker 6: Is that got great?
Speaker 2: It's Saderfield's better?
Speaker 5: Uh in the first two games. Well he started two
Speaker 5: and oh last year, so yeah, that's pretty going.
Speaker 1: One last week he's guess how Zach Sula and he's
Speaker 1: better than Joe Burrow.
Speaker 5: Zach Taylor has to figure out a way moving forward
Speaker 5: to successfully balance keeping his team healthy for the first
Speaker 5: game and getting it ready to play.
Speaker 6: He has not been able to do that. He has
Speaker 6: not been able to do that.
Speaker 5: Why it's so all I heard all off season along
Speaker 5: was urgency?
Speaker 6: Here we go, We're.
Speaker 2: Somebody said online it might have been you.
Speaker 1: The NFL schedule makers just gave the different.
Speaker 2: Did you say that, I did admit to it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: This was a meant to Patriots team with a first
Speaker 5: time head coach, a journeyman quarterback. They just three weeks
Speaker 5: ago traded away their best defensive player. They are Pro
Speaker 5: Football Focus says, have the worst offensive line in the sport,
Speaker 5: no wide receiver that anybody can name, a defense that
Speaker 5: doesn't have any difference makers.
Speaker 6: A team that.
Speaker 2: The Bengals lost to.
Speaker 5: That team an overwhelming favorite to finish in the last
Speaker 5: place in the AFC East, and you played him at home,
Speaker 5: and you cannot lose that game.
Speaker 1: You can't lose shure to one, except for the course
Speaker 1: the fade away and the guy goes nuts to be fumbled,
Speaker 1: and then the fumbled of course that had to be
Speaker 1: backed up by the fumble on the one yard line.
Speaker 2: Just to make things perfect. That was Bengled him at
Speaker 2: his best right there it was.
Speaker 5: And again you could say, well, they have sixteen games
Speaker 5: to go, and that's true, but there's.
Speaker 6: I always wonder about the ripple effect.
Speaker 5: Dark So we we've seen the Bengals have to go
Speaker 5: on the road in the playoffs a lot in the
Speaker 5: two years they went in twenty one and twenty.
Speaker 1: Two with the three and one against the Mahome Chiefs.
Speaker 1: They'll get it that way, sure, but what on the
Speaker 1: bright side.
Speaker 5: Mo, if you have to go back home and you
Speaker 5: lose a tiebreaker by a game, or you don't win
Speaker 5: your division and you have to start the playoffs on
Speaker 5: the road because you know you lose by it. I mean,
Speaker 5: there's there's lots there. There's there's lots of things I
Speaker 5: wonder about that game in terms of how it played out,
Speaker 5: what it's going to mean in the short term, and
Speaker 5: also what it's going to mean in the long term.
Speaker 6: But I mean, you're right, Zach Taylor.
Speaker 5: He's one in five in season openers, and I think
Speaker 5: more often than not he has had the better team
Speaker 5: in season openers. I think it was the case yesterday,
Speaker 5: and yet they score a grand total of ten points.
Speaker 1: Do you have hope sure for the Bearcats? Yes, you
Speaker 1: didn't answer, You didn't answer quickly.
Speaker 5: Your answers like frustrated. I think like every beard Monday afternoon,
Speaker 5: were frustrating. That game awful, that game was in the bag.
Speaker 5: I mean to lose a game that you led by
Speaker 5: three touchdowns, like the third quarter at Hart, a not
Speaker 5: great team with a quarterback who was really having a
Speaker 5: hard time. Willie, that's hard, and I think the folks
Speaker 5: in Clifton would tell you the same thing, that that's
Speaker 5: that's hard. But you have hope? Hello, he sure play
Speaker 5: on Saturday, play the Battle for the Victory Belt. Last
Speaker 5: one year the stadium, red starting pitching, red starting pitching
Speaker 5: is an absolute mess. Bengals and Zach Taylor, Uh, Zach
Speaker 5: Taylor Scott Soudderfield's which is worse. I think the position
Speaker 5: that that coach Sadderfield finds himself in right now is unenviable.
Speaker 2: Dark. Yeah, it's dark. At least we have Zach Schuler
Speaker 2: to talk about.
Speaker 5: We have FC Cincinnati playing about Park High School buying
Speaker 5: more NBA players. I guess no, no, we got we
Speaker 5: got the NBA. We also have believe it or not
Speaker 5: h tough team coming up. Yeah, st Rita Ritasy football.
Speaker 6: Okay, you're gonna be there.
Speaker 2: I spoke to the team once. That will be enough,
Speaker 2: did you Okay?
Speaker 5: But by the way, because I mentioned this all the time,
Speaker 5: there's one Red's homestand left.
Speaker 6: You haven't joined me yet.
Speaker 2: I don't want to, you know, But you finally said it.
Speaker 2: It's dark. It's dark.
Speaker 6: It's dark, Heaven Hall. You finally said it's dark.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's dark.
Speaker 1: All I think about is Greg Cook, and I think
Speaker 1: about the wrist of Joe Burrow, and I see Greg Cook.
Speaker 2: Am I wrong?
Speaker 6: You're wrong?
Speaker 2: I thank you?
Speaker 1: Mo. Yes, Let's keep hope alive. On news radio seven hundreds,
Speaker 1: WLDERB hit the Music, Dave hit the Music. These are
Speaker 1: in ways interesting times. May you be blessed to live
Speaker 1: in interesting times?
Speaker 6: At times?
Speaker 1: I wish they weren't so interesting but interesting? What's happening?
Speaker 1: I wouldn't know that. On the Haitian situation, How did
Speaker 1: this happen? How could it happen that individuals who are
Speaker 1: not entitled to be in the country at all, and
Speaker 1: they're flown in from various parts all over the world
Speaker 1: under the so called humanitarian parole and placed in Springfield,
Speaker 1: Ohio over the last several years is about twenty thousand
Speaker 1: Haitians showing up overwhelming every aspect of Springfield, Ohio. Ten
Speaker 1: thousand in the past three or four years show up
Speaker 1: sleeping on porches, walking around aimlessly, nowhere to go, nothing
Speaker 1: to do, don't fit in culturally or otherwise. No jobs
Speaker 1: are awaiting under the whole called humanitarian parole. And I
Speaker 1: would point out that the crimes committed are off the
Speaker 1: charts because young males, poorly educated males of whatever color,
Speaker 1: description or country, tend to disproportionately commit crime until the
Speaker 1: male is about twenty five years old or thirty. They
Speaker 1: don't have a developed brain. In fact, many don't develop
Speaker 1: brains at all. I might be one of them. But
Speaker 1: why was Springfield, Ohio picked? Well, the Biden Harris administration
Speaker 1: tends to pick cities on this parole program that are
Speaker 1: not in media markets, so that Springfield, Ohio's problems have
Speaker 1: just recently made its way to Columbus and David Yoe's
Speaker 1: the Attorney generals looking into it. Of course, he has
Speaker 1: no control whatsoever of the parole program, and many of
Speaker 1: these immigrants find their way to prisons and other criminal
Speaker 1: acts because they have nothing to do all day. Look
Speaker 1: at Lochland, Ohio, right next to Wyoming, I think Ethiopians.
Speaker 1: There's hundreds or a few thousand that have been shipped
Speaker 1: into Lochland, Ohio. Not well covered in the media. Have
Speaker 1: you seen any stories about this? I don't think so
Speaker 1: because the media won't cover it.
Speaker 2: We know what's going on.
Speaker 1: And so Springfield right now is going through a living hell.
Speaker 1: A city of about sixty thousand, have had twenty thousand
Speaker 1: show up unconnected hations to the community, and they have
Speaker 1: overwhelmed all the social service agencies. And now there's a
Speaker 1: crisis happening not covered by the mainstream media. So I'm
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say to you right now that I'm not
Speaker 1: voting for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Put that down.
Speaker 1: The great American is not voting for Donald Trump. I
Speaker 1: tell you what I am voting for. I'm voting for
Speaker 1: the First Amendment. I'm voting for freedom of religion. I'm
Speaker 1: voting for freedom of assembly. I'm voting for freedom of speech.
Speaker 1: I'm voting for secure borders and legal immigration. What a
Speaker 1: concept legal immigration. I'm voting for the Second Amendment. I'm
Speaker 1: voting for the idea that police and paramedics and law enforcement,
Speaker 1: corrections officers, deputy sheriffs, and others should be respected again
Speaker 1: and we should have a full complement. In the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, we're about two hundred down. New York cities
Speaker 1: five thousand down. I'm voting for a return of the
Speaker 1: American soldier from foreign countries in an end to American
Speaker 1: ridiculous involvement in foreign concepts, foreign wars. I'm fighting against
Speaker 1: child trafficking. I'm voting against I'm voting against men playing
Speaker 1: women sports, and high school boys in high school locker
Speaker 1: rooms with the girls. I'm voting that freebies should not
Speaker 1: be given to illegals looking for American assets to help
Speaker 1: Americans of every description. I'm voting for America just so happens.
Speaker 1: The person on all those policies think like I think,
Speaker 1: and the person opposed to those policies is Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: because she says things now that she doesn't truly believe.
Speaker 1: And Dave, do you have keyed up the interview yesterday
Speaker 1: Meet the Press? It was illustrative, it was illuminating. Meet
Speaker 1: the Press. Kristen Welker asked Bernie Sanders and one of
Speaker 1: the fellow travelers of Kamala Harris. In fact, the ratings
Speaker 1: when she was in the Senate she was to the
Speaker 1: left of Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, to the left
Speaker 1: of them. Politically more liberal than Bernie Sanders, and so
Speaker 1: many of us is suspected tomorrow night she's going to
Speaker 1: appear differently than she truly is, because what she truly
Speaker 1: is is the most liberal, Marxist, progressive US senator in
Speaker 1: American history, bar non number one liberal to the She's
Speaker 1: to the left of Bernie Sanders. And so how can you,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, at the age is sixty years old,
Speaker 1: flip flop on every important issue when you've developed them
Speaker 1: over the last thirty years in public life.
Speaker 6: Listen to this.
Speaker 1: This is This is Kristen Welker asking Bernie Sanders yesterday
Speaker 1: about the flip flops of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 6: Hit it. She has previously supported medicare for.
Speaker 2: All, now she does not.
Speaker 5: She's previously supported a ban on fracking, now.
Speaker 7: She does not.
Speaker 1: These, Senator, are ideas that you have campaigned on.
Speaker 2: Do you think that she is abandoning her progressive ideals? No,
Speaker 2: I don't think she's abandoning her ideals. I think she's
Speaker 2: trying to be pragmatic and doing what she thinks is
Speaker 2: right in order to win the election. So she's lying,
Speaker 2: she's lying to you. She wink, wink, nod, nod.
Speaker 1: The progressive left loves what's going on because the Elizabeth Warrens,
Speaker 1: the Bernie Sanders, the shared Brown's shared Brown knows what's
Speaker 1: going on. She'll say whatever she has to do to
Speaker 1: trick you into voting for And Bernie Sanders just told
Speaker 1: you that she hasn't changed.
Speaker 2: At all, but she has to lie to you to
Speaker 2: get elected. Are you willing to buy that?
Speaker 1: That comes from her campaign chief campaign advisor, her fellow traveler,
Speaker 1: Bernie Sanders, and Elizabeth Warren.
Speaker 2: And this is telling you flat out.
Speaker 1: And it's a little bit of a headline in some
Speaker 1: conservative media, but not in the so called mainstream media
Speaker 1: because it doesn't fit ABC, NBCCBSPBS, the MSNBC. Of course,
Speaker 1: CNN will not cover that story that Bernie Sanders just said.
Speaker 1: To get elected, she has to lie. You know, if
Speaker 1: you like your plan, keep your plan, If you like
Speaker 1: your doctor, keep your doctor.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And so they know that she's gonna not change at
Speaker 1: all one she takes the oath of office, which means
Speaker 1: you're gonna have fracking will be banned, banned private insurance companies.
Speaker 1: Make sure that every city, every state is sanctuary. Make
Speaker 1: sure the second means nothing. Forget about securing borders, forget
Speaker 1: about legal immigration, forget about returning our troops home. There's
Speaker 1: too much money involved with the military industrial complex. Forget
Speaker 1: about all that stuff. Well, they know what's happening. Do
Speaker 1: you Can you be tricked? And can you be tricked
Speaker 1: so easily? Can you be boondoggled? Can you be can
Speaker 1: you be shown exactly the opposite of what someone intends
Speaker 1: and you buy into it?
Speaker 2: Are you willing to do that?
Speaker 1: Willing to forego and forget common sense that if a
Speaker 1: person is sixty years old and they've held the same
Speaker 1: positions for thirty years, they're not going to change in
Speaker 1: a moment and with the flip of a switch, because
Speaker 1: because it's politically convenient to do so what Bernie Sanders
Speaker 1: has told you that she doesn't believe anything she's saying.
Speaker 1: She'll say whatever she has to say in order to
Speaker 1: be elected. And she hasn't changed at all, by the way,
Speaker 1: she gave that nick and achieved that wink wink, nod
Speaker 1: nod when she said, you know, my values haven't changed.
Speaker 1: I've just changed my positions on everything to get elected. Now,
Speaker 1: are you willing to buy that one? Willing to vote
Speaker 1: for her? Knowing what's going to happen down the road?
Speaker 1: Look what's happening in Chicago. Look, Look, look what's going
Speaker 1: on right now in Springfield, Ohio. Look at San Francisco.
Speaker 1: Thirty eight percent of the businesses have shut down. Large
Speaker 1: stores can't operate because of looting and massive lawlessness and homelessness.
Speaker 1: That's what happens when liberal democrats control cities, control states.
Speaker 1: Right down the tubes are magnificent, opulent, gorgeous. American cities
Speaker 1: have been ruined by the policies of liberal democrats. Picked
Speaker 1: the American city in great shape, Show me the American city,
Speaker 1: a large American city with functioning schools, a well respected
Speaker 1: police division, and many jobs available, without homelessness on the
Speaker 1: city streets, without schools, and complete lockdowns.
Speaker 2: And I'll say, I'll say, I'll tell you I'm wrong,
Speaker 2: but you know I'm right.
Speaker 1: Not one city can survive twenty to forty years of
Speaker 1: a complete democratic rule in a in a blue state,
Speaker 1: it doesn't work. So to get elected, they have to
Speaker 1: lie to you, and too many fools accepted. Don't be flummixed,
Speaker 1: don't subject yourself to the boondoggle. Don't do it, because
Speaker 1: if it happens, you're going to thrust upon the American
Speaker 1: people a big city Chicago, New York City, Austin, Texas, Atlanta, Version, Memphis,
Speaker 1: and and all the other large cities that are failing.
Speaker 1: And that's what your town's going to look like. And
Speaker 1: it's all four quote humanitarian purposes. But here's the goal.
Speaker 1: Listen up, my fellow mayor. Here, here's the goal that
Speaker 1: when you have ten to twenty million illegals in the country,
Speaker 1: that will double in the first four years of Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris then gets reelected another four years, another ten to
Speaker 1: twenty million, and those individuals, of course will be granted
Speaker 1: voting rights.
Speaker 2: That's the goal.
Speaker 1: Get them to vote, to substitute out the electorate. Then
Speaker 1: for a permanent basis, we're going to look like Venezuela
Speaker 1: twenty three years ago, the most proper, prosperous, gorgeous country
Speaker 1: in South America, now destroyed by the social Marxist like
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Don't don't be, don't be fooled in the
Speaker 1: believing there's a new and brand new Kamala Harris tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: Don't be don't be a don't be a clown, Don't
Speaker 1: be a fool. Let's continue with more if the line
Speaker 1: becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 1: Coming up next is Grover nor Quist of Americans for
Speaker 1: Tax Reform on tomorrow Night's debate. How will it look
Speaker 1: if the Democrat seize complete power? What will America look like? Taxwise?
Speaker 1: Bill cunning and The Great American with you every day
Speaker 1: on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Bill Cunning in.
Speaker 1: The Great American across the great debate between Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump is on the horizon. It's going to
Speaker 1: be one of those things that be bigger than Montana.
Speaker 4: That is.
Speaker 1: The last great debate like this, I think was Ronald
Speaker 1: Reagan against Jimmy Carter at the end of the nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty election. Because there's about sixty percent of the American
Speaker 1: people that have no idea what are the policies of
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, he goes. What's occurred is that about a
Speaker 1: billion dollars has been spent to redefine Kamala Harris as
Speaker 1: as something she isn't. And on top of that, the
Speaker 1: gushing media coverage of Kamala Harris means that many Americans
Speaker 1: are saying, well, well, we'd like to elect a sixty
Speaker 1: year old woman who makes some sense. But is that
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris? And if she gets into office, will she
Speaker 1: do what Senator Bernie Sanders said Sunday morning on Meet
Speaker 1: the Press, and what Senator Sanders said, let's face it,
Speaker 1: you have to say what you got to say to
Speaker 1: get elected, doesn't mean she believes that. In fact, Senator Sanders,
Speaker 1: her friend and the the US Senate, has said that
Speaker 1: yesterday that when she gets elected, she'll be a progressive
Speaker 1: liberal as she's always been. So essentially, Senator Bernie Sanders
Speaker 1: said that Kamala Harris is line to you to get
Speaker 1: your vote.
Speaker 2: How does that work?
Speaker 1: Joining you and I now is the excellent Grover Norquist
Speaker 1: of Americans for Tax Reform, which talks about economic policy.
Speaker 1: I have the website up right now. It's a great website.
Speaker 1: And Grover Norquist, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And Grover, as you get ready for tomorrow Night's debate.
Speaker 1: When it comes to economics, let's first break down what
Speaker 1: are the policies known of Kamala Harris and compare them
Speaker 1: with the policies of Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Kamala Harris starts every one of her campaign speeches
Speaker 4: in the past by saying, on day one, She's going
Speaker 4: to repeal the Trump tax cuts.
Speaker 7: What does that mean?
Speaker 4: The per child tax credit goes away, the lower tax
Speaker 4: rates for small businesses go away, The expensing for new
Speaker 4: investment which has brought so much investment into the United States.
Speaker 7: Back goes away.
Speaker 4: Treating American earnings overseas so they can be brought back
Speaker 4: without being punished as Obama did. He said, no, not
Speaker 4: keep your money in Japan, keep it in Germany. Don't
Speaker 4: bring it back to the United States. Trump said, no,
Speaker 4: for Heaven's sake, bring it back to the United States.
Speaker 4: She wants to go back to the Obama which trapped trillions,
Speaker 4: literally trillions of US dollars earned by American companies overseas,
Speaker 4: trap them overseas instead of having them come back to
Speaker 4: the United States, which they did under Trump.
Speaker 7: She wants to change that. She wants to take the
Speaker 7: capital games.
Speaker 4: Tax if you and your spouse have been setting a
Speaker 4: small business and working for decades, all the time paying
Speaker 4: your property taxes, in your sales taxes, and your personal
Speaker 4: income taxes, and your corporating coome taxes and all these
Speaker 4: different taxes, and then you get to the end, you're
Speaker 4: going to sell the small business, sell the farm, sell
Speaker 4: the land, sell whatever you created during your lifetime, and
Speaker 4: retire on that. She wants the capital games tax to
Speaker 4: be one where in Ohio would be thirty six point
Speaker 4: five percent more than a third, more than a third,
Speaker 4: and yet to add the state capital games tax to
Speaker 4: the federal capital games tax, she would wipe out your
Speaker 4: life savings. Anyone that capital gains tax. She wants to
Speaker 4: of purse spend if you're stupid enough to die. She
Speaker 4: wants a second guest tack she's been advertising. That's just
Speaker 4: the normal one, which it tells you any you can't
Speaker 4: pass on a farm or business or things in tax
Speaker 4: to your children. But this is one that captures all
Speaker 4: the information during your life. She wants to be sure
Speaker 4: that that is tax and as somebody who who actually
Speaker 4: was the spring vote for the two most expensive tax
Speaker 4: and spending bills under Biden, I mean, sometimes people want
Speaker 4: to blame Biden. If she hadn't cast that vote for
Speaker 4: the massive spending bills, the two big ones, then they'd
Speaker 4: have been nothing for Biden's signed. So she owns the
Speaker 4: inflation she created even more than Biden, even more than
Speaker 4: Biden because as vice president she did what very few
Speaker 4: vice presidents do.
Speaker 7: She was the deciding vote on these key issues.
Speaker 4: So she has also talked about attack on realized capital gains.
Speaker 4: You have something that goes up in value, you haven't
Speaker 4: sold it, you have no cash. She wants to tax it.
Speaker 4: This is something that would be devastating to the American economy.
Speaker 4: It would what she's doing will drive investment by people
Speaker 4: around the world to China and to Japan and the
Speaker 4: Europe and away from the United States, the opposite of
Speaker 4: what Trump did when he was president. But also he says, look,
Speaker 4: we were so successful by taking our corporate down to
Speaker 4: like the European average, We're going to take it down
Speaker 4: to fifteen, which is lower than most Europeans, which will
Speaker 4: bring more jobs to America. I was just in a
Speaker 4: conference in Germany with conservatives that right positions from all
Speaker 4: around there. They think if the United States goes to fifteen.
Speaker 4: Europe is going to have to follow because we would
Speaker 4: make the United States such an economic powerhouse.
Speaker 1: Well, the other the big is Let's say Tony Benner
Speaker 1: has a business and he's worked out of his entire life.
Speaker 1: He has many employees that he's paid, and he's paid
Speaker 1: his own taxes. And now if Kamala Harris becomes the president,
Speaker 1: she's going to grossly increase the earnings, the taxes he
Speaker 1: has to pay on earnings. He then has some capital
Speaker 1: gains that's going to be the highest in the civilized world.
Speaker 1: She wants to get it up to twenty eight percent.
Speaker 1: And then if he's got four or five kids, there
Speaker 1: goes to child tax credit, so there's more tax on earnings,
Speaker 1: more tax on the not the child tax credit goes
Speaker 1: away unrealized gains. Let's say he's got a business, sayre
Speaker 1: worth I don't know, a million dollars, and every year
Speaker 1: he's got to pay tax on the unrealized gain and
Speaker 1: what someone says the business is worth and then can
Speaker 1: you recaptured at the end when you sell it.
Speaker 2: The answer is probably not.
Speaker 1: Then if it happens to die, you're going to pay
Speaker 1: more on earnings less than child tax credits, more in
Speaker 1: unrealized gains, more on capital gains than if you happen
Speaker 1: to die, then you pay more than two.
Speaker 2: So the issue is what's the.
Speaker 1: Benefit of being an entrepreneur and creating all these jobs
Speaker 1: when in fact you'll be taxed to death. And that's
Speaker 1: her policy. And I find amazing, Grover Norquist that yesterday,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, on Sunday morning, you had you had Senator
Speaker 1: Elizabeth Warren on one channel on Bernie s Anders and
Speaker 1: the other saying she's saying these things just to get elected,
Speaker 1: and she doesn't believe this, and she really wants to
Speaker 1: govern like a San Francisco liberal. And the last day
Speaker 1: or two that there's been no media coverage of what
Speaker 1: he said she's going to do. And shouldn't Donald Trump
Speaker 1: point that out during the Great Debate.
Speaker 4: First of all, the press, if there were any journalists there,
Speaker 4: they would point it out because it's so painfully obvious.
Speaker 4: And of course she would not be the first liberal
Speaker 4: Democrat to do this. Clinton promised he was going to
Speaker 4: never tax anybody who earned less than one hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty thousand dollars a year, and then of course he
Speaker 4: immediately went to tax energy and gasoline, which is everybody.
Speaker 7: Then, but he didn't get him elected. That lie got
Speaker 7: him elected.
Speaker 4: Then Biden ran an ad saying he'd never RaSE I
Speaker 4: said before Biden. Obama said he'd never raised taxes on
Speaker 4: anyone who earned less than two hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars a year.
Speaker 7: And people go, that's not me. They turned around.
Speaker 4: There are eight taxes on middle income people in Obamacare alone.
Speaker 4: The first thing he did was raised tax on cigarette
Speaker 4: smokers average income thirty five thousand dollars a year. So
Speaker 4: he went immediately after middle class voters and in the
Speaker 4: case of smokers, people who are addicted to something that's
Speaker 4: hardly that's shooting fish in a barrel.
Speaker 7: That's not very nice.
Speaker 4: And then you turn around and you have Biden, who
Speaker 4: has promised you wouldn't raise tax one earned less than
Speaker 4: four hundred thousand dollars, So they keep raising that number,
Speaker 4: trying to convince you that you are not the target
Speaker 4: of their tax increases. But she and Biden and the
Speaker 4: entire Democratic Party have been talking about energy taxes quote unquote.
Speaker 7: Carbon taxes all the time.
Speaker 4: They haven't put a dollar figure on it because they
Speaker 4: realize how wildly unpopular. It is the Republicans in the
Speaker 4: House have several times put a measure on the ballot,
Speaker 4: a resolution, and every single Republican has said, we oppose
Speaker 4: a carbon tax, a tax on energy under any name,
Speaker 4: under any guys. And I think one or two Democrats
Speaker 4: voted for that. The rest of the Democratic Party wants
Speaker 4: to raise taxes on energy.
Speaker 2: There are pack of dogs. They followed.
Speaker 1: The leader, Mark Cuban called in a CNBC last week
Speaker 1: and talked about Kamala Harris. And Mark Cuban is a
Speaker 1: supporter of Kamala Harris, who I think Mark Cuban was
Speaker 1: undressed by the commentators and what she said, quote if
Speaker 1: you tax unrealized games, you're going to kill the stock
Speaker 1: market quote unquote. Even Mark Cuban says you can't do that.
Speaker 1: So that being the policy, how in the world can
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. Maybe the average American doesn't know what a
Speaker 1: child tax credit is, or doesn't know what what unrealized
Speaker 1: gains are, doesn't know about capital gains or bringing money
Speaker 1: from overseas back into the country. One thing they do
Speaker 1: know is that they want the stock market up. You
Speaker 1: can be in a labor union. You got to rely
Speaker 1: upon your your IRA or four oh one k, which
Speaker 1: is now pretty high. And even Mark Cuban understands when
Speaker 1: you tax unrealized gains, there goes the stock market. Can
Speaker 1: you walk through what happens to an entrepreneur starting a business,
Speaker 1: who and after three or four years he's got like
Speaker 1: a ten million dollar value, which is going to be
Speaker 1: taxing the Under Trump, it wouldn't be tax What does
Speaker 1: that do to employment for average Americans? For the butchers,
Speaker 1: the bakers, and the candlestick makers. When Kamala Harris imposes
Speaker 1: an unrealized tax, what does that do to future employment?
Speaker 4: Well, it hurts both employment and wages. Even if you
Speaker 4: have a job, your wages will go down.
Speaker 6: This is what all of the.
Speaker 7: Studies told us, for instance about the corporate income tax.
Speaker 4: But it's true about the capital games tax and other
Speaker 4: taxes like that, taxes on savings. Why because the pay
Speaker 4: an American gets is a function of how much capital
Speaker 4: is attached to that job. If you have a better truck,
Speaker 4: the trucker can get paid more. If you have a
Speaker 4: better computer rather than a typewriter, the secretary can get
Speaker 4: paid more every time. If you have more machinery on
Speaker 4: an assembly line, then the workers get paid more.
Speaker 7: You get paid based we're all.
Speaker 4: Sort of basically the same in terms of two arms,
Speaker 4: two legs and everything. But the more capital attached to us.
Speaker 7: The reason why.
Speaker 4: Americans get paid more than people in China or in
Speaker 4: Europe and were much higher standard of living than the
Speaker 4: Europeans do. People don't comment until you go visit the
Speaker 4: place and notice it. Why because we have more capital,
Speaker 4: more investment for each company per person, and they are
Speaker 4: more productive and well. But and the reason why they
Speaker 4: have to pay people more is the factory down the road,
Speaker 4: the farm down the road, the grocery store does they'll
Speaker 4: pay you more.
Speaker 7: If your guy doesn't.
Speaker 4: Because they've got more capital per workers.
Speaker 7: So it's not like something can go, oh, look, everybody's
Speaker 7: more productive.
Speaker 2: I'll take it all home.
Speaker 7: No, you won't, or your workers will go home.
Speaker 4: So workers have more cloud because they have more capital
Speaker 4: to work where they get paid more. When you cut
Speaker 4: the corporate rate, you increase wages. When you increase the
Speaker 4: corporate rate, you decrease wages. And it was a wonderful
Speaker 4: set of store studies that Kevin Hasset, great economists who
Speaker 4: Trump listened to walk through that, and that's why Trump
Speaker 4: said We're going to cut the corporate rate, which is
Speaker 4: just a hidden tax on wages. You know. The Democrats
Speaker 4: like to act as if there's a guy named mister
Speaker 4: General Motors, you know, and he pays the corporate income
Speaker 4: tax for the rest.
Speaker 7: Think of the grocery store.
Speaker 4: You raise the corporate income tax on a grocery store,
Speaker 4: or the price of piece goes up, the price of
Speaker 4: paper towels goes up, the price everything goes up, and
Speaker 4: wages go down because the company has to remain competitive,
Speaker 4: and you're all of a sudden taking more of their
Speaker 4: ability to invest away from them. So not only are
Speaker 4: those taxes destructive, they're really dishonest. And the politicians like
Speaker 4: Kamala Harrison said, oh, let tot tax you. No, I
Speaker 4: attack your employer and he will have to pay you
Speaker 4: less because I stole his money.
Speaker 7: But pretend I didn't do that.
Speaker 4: Why don't you get mad at your employer because he
Speaker 4: didn't have the money to pay you because I stole it.
Speaker 7: Well, the other body you get mad at you, Kamala in.
Speaker 1: Grosven Nor request in Cincinnati, the Kroger began here, the
Speaker 1: Kroger supermarket when you say to to Rodney McMullen, a
Speaker 1: friend of mine who runs Kroger, that we're going to
Speaker 1: increase your taxes. Companies corporation to not pay taxes, they
Speaker 1: pass on the cost of that tax in the form
Speaker 1: of higher prices that Tony Bender pays at the supermarket.
Speaker 1: And Tony Bender understands that, but many Americans don't understand.
Speaker 1: Don't tax you don't tax me. Taxtaff fell out behind
Speaker 1: the tree. When you increase business taxes, that means all
Speaker 1: consumers pay more at the grocery store. Do you think
Speaker 1: average Americans are now figuring that out? Because I'm not
Speaker 1: sure Tony Bender hands, I mean think about that.
Speaker 7: Here's the good news.
Speaker 4: We did some polling on this Americans for Tax from
Speaker 4: the Tax Group Today organized when Trump's tax cut was
Speaker 4: put forward. I got tired of hearing the press tell
Speaker 4: people that, oh, it's not going to be a tax
Speaker 4: on people.
Speaker 7: It's going to be taxed on corporations.
Speaker 4: We did some focus groups and some pulling, and the
Speaker 4: good news is the American people actually understand that corporate
Speaker 4: income taxes raised prices, corporating of taxes depressed wages. Our
Speaker 4: corporate income tax before Trump's tax cuts with thirty five
Speaker 4: percent China fifteen and twenty five, we were at thirty
Speaker 4: five oh plus four percent average state, so thirty nine, okay,
Speaker 4: and that went down to twenty one. When we were
Speaker 4: at thirty nine, every American competing with a Chinese worker
Speaker 4: started behind the eight ball because the taxes that had
Speaker 4: to be paid come out of We have to compete
Speaker 4: with higher taxes than China did before Trump. And with
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris, she wants to take it up, the corporate
Speaker 4: income tax up dramatically, so it's higher than China, and
Speaker 4: Americans will have to compete not on lower taxes or
Speaker 4: less regulation, but on lower price wages. And that's the
Speaker 4: difference between Trump, who wants us to compete on a
Speaker 4: less expensive government and a higher wage paid workers, and
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris says, no, no, the government should have all
Speaker 4: the regulations they want, the government should have more taxes.
Speaker 7: We will have Americans compete on lower wages. And that's
Speaker 7: a very different vision for the future.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope Americans become informed that whenever she says
Speaker 1: we're gonna have a carbon tax, I mean the price
Speaker 1: of gasoline, oil, natural gas, and coal is going up,
Speaker 1: and consumers pay all the taxes in this country, not
Speaker 1: the companies, not the corporations. All the information is that
Speaker 1: Americans for tax reform. And Grover Norquish, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 1: and Grover, let's do it again. Thank you very much,
Speaker 1: thank you, God bless America. Let's continue with more. Understand
Speaker 1: that one Democrats say we're going to tax corporations, that
Speaker 1: the consumers pay all the taxes in the whole country.
Speaker 1: That means the cost of living goes up for you,
Speaker 1: not for the company. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: They're at Miami Saturday for the RedHawks the final. Correct, Now,
Speaker 1: what happens? What happens in the bell? Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Texas Tea went to the Big House and
Speaker 1: the hornge just ram rotted the Wolverines worst Tom Weed
Speaker 1: win When.
Speaker 2: You need him, he texted me and he told me
Speaker 2: Texas he's sick to Texas cheat. He's got the bit
Speaker 2: blue and gold flu. The Texas cheat to beat Michigan.
Speaker 1: How about the South Carolina game Cocks going to Lexington
Speaker 1: and beating the Cats. Bad day in the Tri State Well,
Speaker 1: and it got worse on Sunday. That's correct now, And
Speaker 1: I'm me ask you a question. Go ahead before we
Speaker 1: go to the list. Yeah, what's in worse shape? I'll
Speaker 1: give you four choices? Are you prepared? One you see
Speaker 1: Bearcut Football, two Bengal Football, Three Red starting pitching staff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, four Tyreek Hill?
Speaker 1: Uh one, two and three e. Tyreek Hill's going to
Speaker 1: sue my Well, you know what, I take that back.
Speaker 1: I think he's just going to say, hey, you know what,
Speaker 1: let's move on, do this and do that, and that's it.
Speaker 1: I think, by the way, he wants to be a
Speaker 1: male porn star. He said he wants to be a sheriff.
Speaker 1: He can be, you know, generally Tyreek Hill as a
Speaker 1: law enforcement type. It was laid prostate on the pavement
Speaker 1: entering the Miami Stadium before the game, and the police
Speaker 1: have some explaining to do.
Speaker 2: Would you agree? Correct? Please get now you to answer
Speaker 2: my question? Now, what's in worst shape? The first three?
Speaker 1: I said it, you got to choose one of these
Speaker 1: three one Red starting pitching Bearcat Football, Bengal Football.
Speaker 2: Give me the give me the order of the worst shape.
Speaker 1: I would say Bengals, Bearcats and Reds pitching staff. Monday
Speaker 1: Night football Jets and forty nine Ers in San Francisco,
Speaker 1: seven thirty on Fox Sports, thirteen to sixty. Now to
Speaker 1: the Reds here we go. They face the Braves tonight
Speaker 1: at a atl special game makeup from a rainout in
Speaker 1: July twenty fourth Special game five forty Sports Talk and
Speaker 1: the Ralph's American Grill Inside Pitch, then Kelsey Chevrolet ext
Speaker 1: Rating Show after the game.
Speaker 9: Now three swinging him miss he struck him out, Slider
Speaker 9: down and end down on strikes.
Speaker 6: DJ Stewart and that's it. Red's with it.
Speaker 9: They beat the Mets three to one here at City
Speaker 9: Field in New York to take the series finale from
Speaker 9: New York.
Speaker 2: Bearrakat can't say it, Bengal can't say it, Red say it.
Speaker 1: Let us tied with the Mets for the third wild
Speaker 1: card spot. They got something to play for. Also, good
Speaker 1: luck Willie to the Dayton Dragons. They open up a
Speaker 1: Midwest League playoffs tomorrow night at home up against the
Speaker 1: Lake County Captains.
Speaker 2: Now do you run?
Speaker 1: You want to get an update.
Speaker 2: On the injuries?
Speaker 1: I got my pen right here, Jonathan India and not
Speaker 1: the game yesterday with left elbow discomfort. Oh oh Sam
Speaker 1: Mall likely out for the rest of the season with
Speaker 1: a shoulder impingement.
Speaker 2: Hate when that happens. I hate my impingements.
Speaker 1: Graham Ashcraft right elbow sprain. He's throwing now live BP
Speaker 1: set for October in Era Zona.
Speaker 2: So we got mall ash.
Speaker 1: Graft, India Ashcraft the list, Ashcraft Ian Jibbo. Who's that
Speaker 1: reliever right forearm strain. Looks like he's gonna be throwing
Speaker 1: BP and Arizona in a rehab in Louisville in a week.
Speaker 1: I think he's a red wine from the shar secon
Speaker 1: Hunter Green write this down right elbow sardness from bumping
Speaker 1: into that cabinet. He's been throwing side sessions on his
Speaker 1: way back.
Speaker 2: He's not pitching anymore.
Speaker 1: Nicoladolo with that left middle finger sprain, he's given it
Speaker 1: to too many.
Speaker 2: He's meeting with doctors. What's wrong with his finger sprain?
Speaker 2: I guess it's kinda.
Speaker 1: I guess the regul The other fingers are down in
Speaker 1: the middle, fingers up, flipping too many people off. Jamire
Speaker 1: Candelario big toe fracture do for rehabs soon to outfielder
Speaker 1: Stewart Fairchild left thumb strain. He had surgery, thumb, got
Speaker 1: a rehab and since here in Cincinnati. Then the ARIZONI
Speaker 1: thumb outfielder, first baseman, Nick Martinez, remember him up? No
Speaker 1: left thumb surgery, start rehabing Louisville. Soon thumb Matt McClain
Speaker 1: left shoulder surgery, and then everything they had the side
Speaker 1: problem and everything else got the ribs. They say he's
Speaker 1: making progress. When will he play baseball again? Unknown catcher
Speaker 1: Austin wins a muscle tear, wins rehab at Louisville soon?
Speaker 6: Who's he?
Speaker 1: Austin wins at catcher? So I got a list here, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we got h India.
Speaker 2: There's more guys.
Speaker 1: Let's see one two yeah, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
Speaker 2: We have mentioned eleven guys. Who's pitching tonight? I have
Speaker 2: no idea me.
Speaker 1: I mean, you got two a couple of pretty good
Speaker 1: starters here. You could start your own team and have Lodolo,
Speaker 1: Green and Ashcraft as your starters.
Speaker 2: They'll never be. That's not even.
Speaker 1: That's leaving out Cees with us uh Christian and Carnassi
Speaker 1: owned strand. He's gone with his eight fractures in his
Speaker 1: hand or wherever he's gone. Candelario can play third, Sam
Speaker 1: Maull and Jabou can come out of the lot, out
Speaker 1: of the bullpen. Sure you both plays for the Reds. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Matt McClain could catch. He'll never play again. Austin Wins
Speaker 1: could catch. That's not a bad looking team on the IL.
Speaker 1: But but none of them can play. I don't got
Speaker 1: to be able to play correct?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: The big question, Yeah, is Joe Burrow hurt worse than
Speaker 1: we know now? Every time he looks at his right
Speaker 1: and he's flipping it around.
Speaker 2: Well, he's trying to get a little you know, had
Speaker 2: one completion over thirteen yards? Correct? One right?
Speaker 6: And now thin?
Speaker 1: Or last they were now three and out against a
Speaker 1: team who went two and thirteen last year?
Speaker 2: And really, Jamar Chase, what did you have a bad salad?
Speaker 2: Bar I get?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess it must have been poisoning. How's that happen?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Don't they have a team meal before
Speaker 2: the game starts?
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Or maybe ordered out? I don't know.
Speaker 1: How about number five, the great number five? He pulls
Speaker 1: a hand of heat. He'll never play again. Well, who
Speaker 1: do you got? And by the way. That was the
Speaker 1: best offensive line the Bengals have had, maybe in its history.
Speaker 2: Right, the Biggers couldn't get the ball to them.
Speaker 1: They were like to imagine, no line, I don't know,
Speaker 1: can't run the ball, can't throw the ball, can't defend,
Speaker 1: and do nothing all the third quarter. And then they
Speaker 1: finally woke up. But then you gotta get a little
Speaker 1: bit of a glimpse. And then don I need a
Speaker 1: list on the DL because I can't believe what's happening.
Speaker 1: You can't blame David Bell for this, can you?
Speaker 2: I don't think so. Just guys get hurt, say give
Speaker 2: me out of the suite report.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna crisis because Rocky Boyman claims to
Speaker 1: be sick of Notre Dame football, but Deer Park.
Speaker 2: And there are two games the park one eighty five
Speaker 2: to ten.
Speaker 1: In two games eighty five to ten, the park is
Speaker 1: arising under j Phillips. The park is arising. Will he
Speaker 1: under a uh the cloud of just a day of art.
Speaker 1: It's a it's a Monday that people want maybe want
Speaker 1: to forget the weekend.
Speaker 2: At least we've got bearcout football. We leave you with
Speaker 2: the immortal words of the Stood report, you no longer
Speaker 2: be the manufacturing capital world. Where the hell is that written?
Speaker 8: We are the.
Speaker 2: Greatest manufacturing city county in the world. Satan world county.
Speaker 1: He's the president, by the way, he's still on vague
Speaker 1: we have one. I didn't know that and we don't.
Speaker 1: We got Namala Harris on the beach.
Speaker 2: He's on the beach.
Speaker 1: Say thanks for your involvement, and say hi to Zach
Speaker 1: Schuler when you see him. Who dai on seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW by Billy Cunningham, The Great American. Of course, the
Speaker 1: great debate, and I mean the great debate is Tuesday
Speaker 1: night between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Of course, the
Speaker 1: Harris campaign is already downplaying the Vice president's performance ahead
Speaker 1: of the debate, claiming that Donald Trump's been through about
Speaker 1: six or seven of the eases. Will be the first
Speaker 1: presidential debates she had won with Mike Pence, in which
Speaker 1: she frequently said I'm speaking now, I'm speaking now, playing
Speaker 1: the women card. But a great thinker, a great philosopher
Speaker 1: in America today is Scott Powell. His writings often are
Speaker 1: on Newsmax and Ortownhall dot com and Scott Powell Welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Week or ten days ago.
Speaker 1: You wrote a great report about Labor Day and how
Speaker 1: important labor is today. But it is very important because
Speaker 1: so few Americans actually work. The top one percent actually
Speaker 1: pay about forty percent of the taxes. The top five
Speaker 1: percent pay eighty percent. And that's the truth. But the
Speaker 1: truth doesn't fit the media narrative. But from the Great
Speaker 1: Debate to Tuesday night, what do you think looking at
Speaker 1: the polls New York Times, many others believe it or not,
Speaker 1: has Trump either tied or up, which means he's up
Speaker 1: five percentage points. Because so many people I know, and
Speaker 1: maybe people you know, Scott Powell, don't want to say
Speaker 1: I'm voting for Donald Trump, and I'm not necessarily voting
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. I'm voting for his policies. And I tell,
Speaker 1: especially women and others, do you want to close down border?
Speaker 1: Do you like safe cities? Do you want to have
Speaker 1: law and order? Want to have protesters and rioters arrested?
Speaker 1: Most the answers are yes. But nonetheless, if you were
Speaker 1: giving advice to Donald Trump for the Great Debate, if
Speaker 1: you could whisper in his heir or one of his sons.
Speaker 1: What would you say, if anything, Scott Powell.
Speaker 3: Well, I would counsel Donald Trump to be himself. He
Speaker 3: doesn't have to be too New york Y. He just
Speaker 3: needs to be his respectful self and remind, remind the
Speaker 3: audience that Kamala Harris is the most far left radical
Speaker 3: candidate in the history of presidential elections. And she is
Speaker 3: not even in her position in any sort of democratic way.
Speaker 3: Not a single Democrat primary vote was cast across the
Speaker 3: country to put her in place. I mean, they violated
Speaker 3: the rules of their party in our tradition of democracy,
Speaker 3: and there's nothing really more undemocratic than anointing someone without
Speaker 3: allowing the people the right to vote. But that's precisely
Speaker 3: what they did.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: Well, one of the shocking things that one of the
Speaker 1: morning talk shows, Senator Bernie Sanders said this morning that
Speaker 1: of course Kamala Harris has not changed one bit. She
Speaker 1: has to act as if she's one way, then get
Speaker 1: the other way because she wants voters. But she's still
Speaker 1: a very progressive person. And I'm thinking he just said
Speaker 1: that Kamala Harris's campaign is full of tom foolery and
Speaker 1: trickery to the extent that this is senator, and he
Speaker 1: has said one of the morning talk shows for Kristin Welker,
Speaker 1: you know what, she hasn't changed one bet, but she
Speaker 1: has to change what she says in order to get votes.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't that receive a whole bunch more play?
Speaker 3: Oh, I think it will. I think it will. You know,
Speaker 3: I think voters deserve to know what she stands for
Speaker 3: and what she wants to do. And do you know
Speaker 3: that Trump helped advance that cause because in the early days,
Speaker 3: you know, nobody really knew what she believed. So Trump
Speaker 3: established a website called Kamala twenty twenty four policies dot com,
Speaker 3: and it listed Harris's priorities and positions and her air
Speaker 3: plans include fighting to set murderers free, more Bidenomics, claiming
Speaker 3: that it's working even though there are rising costs and oh,
Speaker 3: there's no nothing to worry about. There, more taxes to
Speaker 3: ensure middle class pays their fair share, the continuation of
Speaker 3: open borders, bringing back the Green New Deal, ending wrongheaded
Speaker 3: thinking that more police means safer community. She's still basically
Speaker 3: at war and a promoter of defunding the police. She
Speaker 3: wants to eliminate private health insurance. She wants to give
Speaker 3: social Security and Medicare to illegal alien She's on record
Speaker 3: advocating and supporting that. It's incredible, and Kamala Harris own
Speaker 3: the weakness's failure and chaos of the Harris Biden administration.
Speaker 3: She is so radical that she makes the Squad look moderate.
Speaker 3: I mean abolishing our borders, letting criminals control our streets,
Speaker 3: surrendering our communities to cartels, and a plague of fentanyl,
Speaker 3: waging war on American energy, and destroying the American dream.
Speaker 3: That's who Kamala Harris is. And I think I think
Speaker 3: Trump will have no difficulty in uh in educating the
Speaker 3: American people.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable when Ony's NBC News Senator Bernie Sanders said, of course,
Speaker 1: she has to say certain things get elected, but that's
Speaker 1: not who she is. And so I can't imagine a
Speaker 1: worse situation in which we have a prominent United States senator,
Speaker 1: a fellow traveler of a Kamala Harris who's simply stating
Speaker 1: publicly in NBC News. She's no different now than she
Speaker 1: was three years ago. She's the same person, but she
Speaker 1: has to mouth certain pieties to get votes. I watched
Speaker 1: that I said, are you kidding me? And since then
Speaker 1: there's been a little other media coverage. But does it
Speaker 1: Here's a big question for you, Scott Powell. Does it
Speaker 1: get out? Because it used to be you had three
Speaker 1: broadcast channels, you had a couple of big city newspapers,
Speaker 1: and now media has completely changed on its head.
Speaker 2: Will it get out?
Speaker 1: Because one other fact I want to share with you
Speaker 1: in the American people, seventy percent of American voters don't
Speaker 1: know exactly who Kamala Harris is. They have the billionaires
Speaker 1: have given the money. They spent a billion dollars describing
Speaker 1: her different than what she truly is. And she kept
Speaker 1: such a low profile as vice president that a year
Speaker 1: ago the Democratic Party wanted to get rid of her
Speaker 1: as the Democratic nominee as vice president.
Speaker 2: But she was so unpopular.
Speaker 1: So you spend a billion dollars on her and keep
Speaker 1: from the American people the truth. And then you got
Speaker 1: a US senator saying, well, basically, Jesus saying these things,
Speaker 1: acting as if she's moderate when she isn't to get votes.
Speaker 2: Isn't that something?
Speaker 3: It really is? It really is. It's amazingness that Bernie
Speaker 3: Sanders would undermine her, that way. But you know, the
Speaker 3: Democrat Party is self destructing. I mean it's when people say,
Speaker 3: you know, they don't they feel like God, where is
Speaker 3: God in America today in dealing with all this? Well,
Speaker 3: I think he is dealing with it. And you know,
Speaker 3: even the Republicans couldn't the Republican strategist couldn't figure out
Speaker 3: a better way for the Democrat Party to self destruct.
Speaker 3: They're doing it to themselves. I mean, whether it's choosing
Speaker 3: bad candidates or you know, it's it's their you know,
Speaker 3: their deceit. They're they're lying, they're just brazen liars about things.
Speaker 3: It's incredible. And you know, you got to remember that
Speaker 3: Kamala proudly delivered the deciding vote that allowed the one
Speaker 3: point nine trillion stimulus to be passed. And that is
Speaker 3: really what really pushed inflation into our economy in a
Speaker 3: very significant way. So she is the inflation President.
Speaker 1: And and you and Biden the other day say well,
Speaker 1: the reason we passed the Inflation and Reduction Act.
Speaker 2: This is Biden saying this.
Speaker 1: It wasn't the Inflation and Reduction Act, it was about
Speaker 1: green energy. And so now they're admitting that the title
Speaker 1: of the of the action spending about two trilionais was
Speaker 1: a lie in fact that it compelled inflation to go
Speaker 1: a lot higher. And the President is saying, well, it
Speaker 1: wasn't about inflation, it was about green energy, which the
Speaker 1: American people don't support.
Speaker 2: I found out unbelievable too.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, well, if American people only understood
Speaker 3: what getting to a zero CO two emissions would cost America,
Speaker 3: they would be they'd be blown away. There have been
Speaker 3: some economists that have run the numbers, and to get
Speaker 3: to a zero CO two an all sustainable energy system
Speaker 3: and wind and solar primarily, it would cost two hundred
Speaker 3: and ninety trillion dollars for us to get there. And meanwhile,
Speaker 3: we have black gold everywhere under America. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: amazing how much hydrocarbons. I don't call it fossil fuels.
Speaker 3: I call them hydrocarbons. And you know this is the
Speaker 3: energy on demand. You fill your tank, you can go,
Speaker 3: you don't have to plug in your car. And to
Speaker 3: say nothing of the horrible defacement of the earth that
Speaker 3: comes from lithium mining, which the Chinese can control, and
Speaker 3: the slave labor in the Congo to produce the cobalt
Speaker 3: where they have child labor that basically is instrumental in
Speaker 3: bringing cobalt, which is used in these batteries. So there's
Speaker 3: nobody ever talks about the downside to this but America.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm an economist, and there's something called comparative advantage,
Speaker 3: and that basically says that every nation should do what
Speaker 3: they're best at. You know, if they are good at something,
Speaker 3: or they're plentiful of the resource, they should focus on
Speaker 3: producing that. Well, guess what we should do. We should
Speaker 3: be producing oil and gas like the you know, like
Speaker 3: never before, because we have so much of it and
Speaker 3: we're finding new deposits all the time. It's amazing.
Speaker 1: I'm one of those odd guys that go to YouTube
Speaker 1: to watch videos happen, things I miss on. I love
Speaker 1: c Spanna, I love with Senator John Kennedy and Louisiana.
Speaker 1: Does the liberals and the numbers anywhere between one three
Speaker 1: hundred million dollars to be carbon neutral in America?
Speaker 2: And then the question is asked, well, if we do that.
Speaker 1: Let's say we spend three hundred trillion dollars over the
Speaker 1: next ten to fifteen years, which money we have to
Speaker 1: three We don't have that kind of money and the
Speaker 1: question was asked, well, what if China and Pakistan and
Speaker 1: India and Russia doesn't go along with this, And the
Speaker 1: answer from the so called green experts is well, that
Speaker 1: would be a problem. So we can spend ourselves in
Speaker 1: the bankruptcy and go back to medieval days and we would.
Speaker 2: Have no benefit on the world.
Speaker 1: So called climate at all goes to the rest of
Speaker 1: the world won't pay attention to us. And then this
Speaker 1: woman also went over to look at these lithiuan minds,
Speaker 1: the cobalt mines in Africa, in which hundreds of children's
Speaker 1: kids are killed every year, and there's tens of thousands
Speaker 1: in chattel slavery digging in the dirt, under dark in
Speaker 1: these minds, with no safety regulations at all, and the
Speaker 1: damage calls to the environment by that is completely ignored
Speaker 1: by the liberal left in this country. To say nothing
Speaker 1: of getting rid of all the solar panels once they're used,
Speaker 1: all made in communists read China, what to do with them,
Speaker 1: To say nothing of the so called batteries the evs.
Speaker 1: There are millions and millions of tons of these batteries
Speaker 1: that are going to be in the soil for another
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand years.
Speaker 2: Nothing to do about that.
Speaker 6: This is a joke.
Speaker 2: It is an absolute joke.
Speaker 3: And Kamala Harris is with, yeah, Bill, you're so right,
Speaker 3: you are extraordinarily knowledgeable about this. Then I watched it, Bill.
Speaker 2: I've watched it.
Speaker 1: And these are liberals, Scott Powell, liberals ten years ago
Speaker 1: said we have to do that. Well they did it,
Speaker 1: and now we're into it, and there's thousands of kids
Speaker 1: being killed, chattel slaves. The environment is being ruined. There's
Speaker 1: no way of getting rid of the EV. Deplete the batteries,
Speaker 1: and also the solar panels. We have no mechanism get
Speaker 1: rid of those, and they're pushing more and more, guaranteeing
Speaker 1: no results, no results, and we're st those actors in
Speaker 1: the real.
Speaker 3: And we are, we are making ourselves hosted. The more
Speaker 3: the further we go down this road of sustainable energy
Speaker 3: with solar panels in particular, the solar part of it,
Speaker 3: the more and the EV, the the Lusian batteries, the
Speaker 3: more we are a hostage to China, the more China
Speaker 3: can control us because they supply it. They could threaten
Speaker 3: to cut it off, and then where are.
Speaker 2: We or sol The other thing it's a sideline.
Speaker 1: I watched this other report about where do our pharmaceuticals
Speaker 1: come from? Our pharmaceuticals ninety percent come from communist red China.
Speaker 1: We don't make them here anymore. And God knows what's
Speaker 1: in some of the pharmaceuticals. We're acting as if we
Speaker 1: can continue on this path for the next and if
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris's win's God power for the next say eight
Speaker 1: years in office. Let's say she wins the Great Debate.
Speaker 1: The media mayde de claire, she's the winner anyway, but nonetheless,
Speaker 1: imagine America in eight more years down this.
Speaker 6: Path what we look like. It's over.
Speaker 3: It's over for us. I mean, Kamala Harris is calling
Speaker 3: for wealth redistribution and the reshaping of American history through
Speaker 3: a revolutionary lens that really resembles Marxist Communist Manifesto, which
Speaker 3: is a progressive manifests tho that called for the abolition
Speaker 3: of existing property relations, centralization of credit and communication, and
Speaker 3: state controlled redistripution of resources. You know she talks about
Speaker 3: equitable treatment, Well, what does that mean? What does it
Speaker 3: mean equitable? It means we all end up at the
Speaker 3: same place. And she said as much that is a
Speaker 3: communist type society. That's who she is. Americans need to
Speaker 3: wake up and just vote the other way. I mean,
Speaker 3: if you don't like Donald Trump, get over it.
Speaker 2: Look at his part now.
Speaker 1: Lastly, Mark Zuckerberg sent a long report to Congress about
Speaker 1: a week or ten days ago, in which he admitted
Speaker 1: at Facebook and other social media sites that the federal
Speaker 1: government use its power over social media to interfere in
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty election to make sure that Donald Trump
Speaker 1: didn't win.
Speaker 2: That officials of the DOJ and.
Speaker 1: The FBI encouraged and bullied Facebook and other social media
Speaker 1: companies not to report on the true effects of COVID
Speaker 1: and the vaccine, and also, most importantly, the Hunter Biden
Speaker 1: laptop in which the FBI had that in December of
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: They knew it was real, and so the regulators of.
Speaker 1: Social media, that is, the federal government bullied private social
Speaker 1: media companies to lie about Donald Trump and not to
Speaker 1: report the truth.
Speaker 2: Is that election interferenced by the Democrats.
Speaker 3: It most certainly is. It is the highest level of
Speaker 3: election interference. And I think that's why we need a
Speaker 3: guy like Donald Trump in office, because he's really the
Speaker 3: only kind of guy with the termination, the courage, the
Speaker 3: sort of you know, he's he's he's really a righteous
Speaker 3: man and he's got I think what it takes to
Speaker 3: correct much of this. And of course he'll have a
Speaker 3: lot of people around him. He's not going to have
Speaker 3: He's going to be very selective of the people that
Speaker 3: he has around him because he was largely undercut by
Speaker 3: bad staffing in his last administration. I think we're going
Speaker 3: to have a very powerful administration with Donald Trump, and
Speaker 3: I think, you know, it's it'll it'll set the stage for,
Speaker 3: you know, for for probably vans to carry out in
Speaker 3: the next four years, because this is a long haul.
Speaker 3: This We're not going to get all this corrected overnight.
Speaker 1: Long and I'm thinking, Okay, electing Donald Trump will stop
Speaker 1: what's occurring at a minimum and send America on a
Speaker 1: new direction at the other end of the spectrum. So
Speaker 1: if we have twelve years of Donald Trump leaving four
Speaker 1: years from now.
Speaker 4: JD.
Speaker 1: Vance, who attends the same church that I attend and
Speaker 1: Little Cincinnati, Ohio, Yeah, jd Vance converted to Catholicism about
Speaker 1: five years ago.
Speaker 2: And if JD.
Speaker 1: Vance can continue the Trump policies and we have twelve
Speaker 1: years of Trump and then vance for eight years. America
Speaker 1: is different, America is better. We'll give to our kids
Speaker 1: and grandkids a better country than the course we're on.
Speaker 1: When the federal government can bully private companies to infer
Speaker 1: and wrongfully influence the outcome of election, then benefited when
Speaker 1: DOJ officials were hired by Facebook as attorneys after they
Speaker 1: left the FBI and the DOJ. Think about how dirty
Speaker 1: that is. And that's where we are right now. Well,
Speaker 1: we've got to run. Scott Powell. I wanted to get
Speaker 1: on Labor Day ten days ago and other stuff, but
Speaker 1: we'll do that another time other holidays. Scott Powell, you're
Speaker 1: the best. Check them out Newsmax and also town hall
Speaker 1: dot com. Scott Powell, you're a great American. Thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Scott, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: And thank you for all you do.
Speaker 2: Bill.
Speaker 1: Keep it up, God bless you continue with more. What
Speaker 1: I'm not voting for Donald Trump, I'm voting for all
Speaker 1: of his policies.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 1: I know the guy personally. I find him extremely extremely
Speaker 1: friendly and attractive. I've spoken to him on the phone
Speaker 1: a few times.
Speaker 6: I like the guy.
Speaker 1: But even if you don't like the guy, even if
Speaker 1: you think something's wrong with him, his policies work. No
Speaker 1: cunning him with you every afternoon on news radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WULW.
Speaker 2: He's lining up five second second Are you up? Sixteen
Speaker 2: fourteen sixty two? Yorder snap pole Jeters kick this fuck
Speaker 2: fuck fuck picked up by.
Speaker 6: You big up bye you Hussies has done it.
Speaker 2: Bussys put the biggest upset and are you history? They
Speaker 2: come this up in Indiana and they knock off the
Speaker 2: number five team in the country. Oh hello, quiet.
Speaker 1: I got a text from Tony I don't use his
Speaker 1: last name, Tony T. That tells me that tomorrow Chase
Speaker 1: had dinner with Rocky Boyman a couple of days ago
Speaker 1: in Rocky is not here, Rocky, are you okay?
Speaker 2: I am fine, I am I am at home. I'm
Speaker 2: sicker than adult.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 10: Some may say, yes, it's the fact that I've been
Speaker 10: on fourteen different planes in the last two weeks and
Speaker 10: it had a airports just you know, germs and diseases everywhere.
Speaker 10: Somebody say it's that Chase, you have dinner with him?
Speaker 10: Not well, but I would say it is. The reason is,
Speaker 10: of course, how the Irish looked, and how the Bengals looked.
Speaker 6: I will say.
Speaker 2: Northern Illinois is one of the best teams in the MAC. Okay,
Speaker 2: great team, great team in the Mac.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 10: Their coach was crying after the game, he was so happy.
Speaker 10: That was the most embarrassing loss I've ever seen. Notre
Speaker 10: Dame look slow, that was my takeaway.
Speaker 6: It just looks slow.
Speaker 1: We got a bet on this somehow. You're saying there
Speaker 1: in the top twelve, they're gonna be in the playoffs,
Speaker 1: right I did say that there's still time, but I
Speaker 1: don't see it happening.
Speaker 2: Who's in worst shape? Let me give you a list, Okay,
Speaker 2: we go, Rock.
Speaker 1: Number one, Bengals number two, bear Cat Football number three,
Speaker 1: the Red starting pitching staff number four, Tarreek Hill. Which
Speaker 1: one's in the worst shape right now? You didn't throw
Speaker 1: the Irish in there, but I'm gonna say the Irish.
Speaker 2: All the above.
Speaker 10: The quarterback does not look like he can handle what's
Speaker 10: needed at that position, and they look slow.
Speaker 1: Well, what about the red starting pitching That looks bad too.
Speaker 1: How about how about yes? For my answer, I'm saying,
Speaker 1: what was number one?
Speaker 2: It was the Irish? Not good? Not good? Well, how
Speaker 2: about the Bengals not good either. Now here's the deal, Willie.
Speaker 10: During the offseason, there was two different offseason priorities for
Speaker 10: the Bengals. Number One, we got to stop the run.
Speaker 10: They were twenty six against the run last year. Stopped
Speaker 10: terrible and what they do they gave up one hundred
Speaker 10: and seventy yards rushing on Sunday. The second offseason priority
Speaker 10: would start fast. We gotta get off to the starter fast.
Speaker 10: We're gonna We're gonna play the starters. And we won
Speaker 10: a little bit. And according to Ted Carris, is the
Speaker 10: hardest camp that Zach Taylor's ever put the team through.
Speaker 2: Difficult. How are we looking?
Speaker 10: One in four coming in right now, Willy, here's your
Speaker 10: stat of the day. Zach Taylor is one in ten
Speaker 10: in the first two weeks of the season, with a
Speaker 10: danger of going one and eleven if they don't beat these.
Speaker 1: Sounder field just like two and twelve against football teams
Speaker 1: that are in Division one, two and twelve.
Speaker 2: And that's twice as good as Zach Schuler? Am I
Speaker 2: right or run?
Speaker 1: From twenty fifteen, their rock uc went forty one and
Speaker 1: ten at home, forty one and ten under coach sat
Speaker 1: under he's two and seven under his second year and
Speaker 1: they play at the RedHawks Saturday. It's a maxill now.
Speaker 1: They they literally are the best team in the MAC.
Speaker 1: The RedHawks are well, how about this? What about Michigan?
Speaker 1: How about Michigan? And according to Tom Weedman, Texas cheated
Speaker 1: and wrongfully spied on Michigan.
Speaker 2: Before the game.
Speaker 1: Is that possible? Think so the Texas cheat. I think
Speaker 1: it was Bevo who's on.
Speaker 2: More of the hot seat right now, Deon Sanders or
Speaker 2: Marcus Freeman.
Speaker 10: Who's going for you? Deon said that looks like a
Speaker 10: train wreck out there in Colorado. By the way, I'm
Speaker 10: deflecting attention away from the Iris. I'm trying to go
Speaker 10: other places here. So what about South Carolina dumping on Kentucky?
Speaker 1: How about UK football and then welcoming the Dogs to Lexington.
Speaker 10: That's who I had last week. I was, I was
Speaker 10: at Georgia. I had Tennessee Tech at Georgia. Georgia looks
Speaker 10: like an NFL team. They're punter. I'm on the field
Speaker 10: before the game. You know, you're watching guys and this
Speaker 10: and that.
Speaker 6: They're punter.
Speaker 10: I look over and the guy, he's an Australian guy,
Speaker 10: he's like six three two thirty.
Speaker 2: They're freaking punter as a unit. So it just tells
Speaker 2: you the kind of kids they recruit down there in Georgia.
Speaker 1: Call them the fat unit. Of course, if you're a recruit,
Speaker 1: you go to Georgia, here's a million bucks. We'll take
Speaker 1: you to a sorority house for orientation. You're staying in Georgia?
Speaker 1: Would you agree? I'm staying right here? That is affirmative
Speaker 1: right there?
Speaker 6: So right?
Speaker 2: Did you see Hugga? Did you see Uga? Rock?
Speaker 10: I did see Ugga. He's an air conditioned doghouse that
Speaker 10: has bags of ice. That dog lives better than you,
Speaker 10: and I say thank you.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: First of all, Rock, how you feeling? I know you
Speaker 2: have that little rough time? Notre Dame. I don't feel good.
Speaker 2: Really do bangs combination and we're here to heal your Rock.
Speaker 2: We're here to help you heal well, what's good?
Speaker 1: I'm looking around at least we haven't read nothing but
Speaker 1: chaos and she's got the hell is real? This Saturday
Speaker 1: is the Columbus Crew come to town. And how about
Speaker 1: this little factory from the head pro clover Nook Country Club.
Speaker 1: Uh oh, Tanya O'Rourke beat Joe Dieters playing the same
Speaker 1: teas on Saturday.
Speaker 2: The World's coming to an end.
Speaker 1: Tianya dominates Joe Dieters. Harry has Man beaten by Tanya Rouric.
Speaker 2: Why do one on one sometimes? I like that Cody?
Speaker 2: What's justice? Joe is he is? Has he got the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court flew today or something?
Speaker 1: So it's like rock But Tanya shot eighty eight and
Speaker 1: Joe Dieters shot ninety, same teas slay the ball out crap,
Speaker 1: Joe says, this total crap.
Speaker 2: What who's in worst shape?
Speaker 1: Joe Dieters, Michigan, Notre Dame, Notre Dame, picture the Reds
Speaker 1: pitching staff.
Speaker 10: I'm telling you Georgia would have went out against again
Speaker 10: and and I use this is a real football team,
Speaker 10: But Georgia would have went out against n I U.
Speaker 10: I said this after the game without even like practicing
Speaker 10: and scheming against them and beat him by thirty.
Speaker 2: What would have What would Georgia have done to the Bengals? Well,
Speaker 2: the Bangs I still believe have a good roster. All
Speaker 2: the D line is very very worrisome. Yeah, well, at
Speaker 2: least it's terrible. They played nobody. I didn't they have
Speaker 2: a Yeah, we got to bounce back game this summer.
Speaker 2: Taylor Swift. Oh, yes, easy win, the only like easy
Speaker 2: easy win on the Bengals schedule. What happened a day
Speaker 2: ago and that's coming gone.
Speaker 1: How about Taylor Swift is called the Kansas City Chiefs,
Speaker 1: the Kansas City Colonizers. Taylor Swift is separate in a
Speaker 1: partnerw from Mahome's wife, Saint Brittany, because she thinks the
Speaker 1: Chiefs name is wrong.
Speaker 2: They should be the Colonizers. I know you're making that up.
Speaker 2: That's still fun. It's right here on the internet. It's
Speaker 2: got to be right. The Kansas City Colonizers and the Bengals.
Speaker 2: Bengals are gonna go in there and go play Kansas City.
Speaker 1: Well you know what I mean, only guys, this you
Speaker 1: never know in a week in the National Football League,
Speaker 1: you never know.
Speaker 2: But Joe Dieters falls to Tanya O'Rourke.
Speaker 10: Oh, here's a question for you, guys, what did you
Speaker 10: think of Tom Brady's debut as an analyst?
Speaker 1: Not good, not like you, not like Collin Sworth, not
Speaker 1: like John Hadden. And the NFL today is not the
Speaker 1: same without my man Boomer on it. Boomer I think
Speaker 1: we got a crist segment.
Speaker 2: Get me in the you got or you got rock?
Speaker 2: Who you got this week? Do you got?
Speaker 3: Do I have?
Speaker 2: This week? COLOREDO at Mississippi State.
Speaker 1: Those are my guys, the Rockets and up Dogs, the
Speaker 1: Dogs Dogs for you dogs.
Speaker 2: That with Jeff Branton a lot of time in the SEC.
Speaker 2: It's great.
Speaker 1: I love so with Jeff Brentley to the Mississippi gave
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Speaker 2: Could you do that?
Speaker 3: No?
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Speaker 1: rain out and Joey.
Speaker 2: It doesn't make a difference. They're gonna win.
Speaker 6: Who's pitching?
Speaker 2: The Reds are gonna win? I want to know who's pitching?
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Speaker 2: After the game? How about how about the Cincinnati Open?
Speaker 2: I got champions? Will he?
Speaker 1: I know Johannick Center and Arena Sablenka. I got a
Speaker 1: text here from the buzzer Joe Dieters's brother who said,
Speaker 1: who cares everybody beats Joe relash He's got women.
Speaker 2: Beating Joe Dieters and go off. Could your wife beat you?
Speaker 2: And golf?
Speaker 10: Add this add this to the listen, Willie, What the
Speaker 10: hell is going on in Springfield, Ohio? Apparently Haitian immigrants
Speaker 10: are eating ducks in the park and and and all
Speaker 10: and squatty and taking people's houses and stuff.
Speaker 2: There's chaos going on there too.
Speaker 1: Talk to Aiden, Talk to Aiden that a ten year
Speaker 1: old boy killed by a Haitian and all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: if you vote for the Democrats to continue this, then
Speaker 1: you're a clown. Sega's out it in sports. Better be Buck.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you're feeling better. You're up on top of
Speaker 2: You're not. I'm not feeling better at all.
Speaker 10: I know, so imorse myself to come on the air
Speaker 10: with you, because I wanted to get it over with.
Speaker 10: I wanted to get it over with. I knew what
Speaker 10: the hell was coming, and I stand. I've stood and
Speaker 10: looked in the face and to bear Jesus with you.
Speaker 10: Wait to your hear in person again tomorrow. Say get
Speaker 10: me out of the stute reports of the end of
Speaker 10: it right, No, No, it's gonna be continuing on. It's
Speaker 10: not going We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 10: the Stooge Report.
Speaker 2: Thank you on seven hundred W l W