Speaker 1: Hi, Billy cunning into Great America. Welcome to this florist
Speaker 1: Thursday afternoon, the tri State. We're told by their weather
Speaker 1: men and women at the power of five, nine, twelve,
Speaker 1: and nineteen all hell's about to break loose sometime later
Speaker 1: this afternoon, So stay tuned, keep your eyes to the sky,
Speaker 1: at your feet on the ground. But until then, I
Speaker 1: know it's on social media. I know Sheriff Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones of Butler County is a social media maven that
Speaker 1: he has sent large assets the Butler County Sheriff's Department
Speaker 1: to New Mexico, the Land of the Aztecs. And once again,
Speaker 1: Sheriff Richard K. Jones, welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: Can you tell the American people what you're doing to
Speaker 1: assist those in New Mexico, the Land of the Aztecs
Speaker 1: and the Land of Enchantment that might be having some
Speaker 1: difficulties to explain that to the American people.
Speaker 2: Look, we've been deployed probably twenty times all over the country.
Speaker 2: We have assets that do marine patrol work, we do
Speaker 2: water rescue, we do building collapse, we do grains. We've
Speaker 2: got the equipment and we keep it up. We got
Speaker 2: a call notification from the state of Ohio that New
Speaker 2: Mexico put out an alert for anybody that has what
Speaker 2: they call a Type three water rescue team. Ours is
Speaker 2: a Type one, which is higher than a three, which
Speaker 2: which would be fine. So we got our people together.
Speaker 2: We send a statement back that we could we could
Speaker 2: send ten people with all of our semi truck and
Speaker 2: our other trucks, our floating devices, our equipment, and when
Speaker 2: they go, they got to have enough equipment to sustain themselves,
Speaker 2: because you don't want to be a draw on their
Speaker 2: resources when you get there. So twenty one days, you've
Speaker 2: got to be able to eat and have water and
Speaker 2: supplies for twenty one days. They left yesterday at one
Speaker 2: thirty pm the caravan did You can go online you
Speaker 2: can see them. I gave them a letter to take
Speaker 2: a by a paragraph long to give to the sheriff
Speaker 2: when they get there, telling them that listen, you don't
Speaker 2: know me, but these are my employees. I expect you
Speaker 2: to treat them as though they're yours and your family
Speaker 2: and take care of their safety. They don't know what
Speaker 2: they're going to get into. If you look online, you
Speaker 2: can see mass flooding it's the damnedest thing. You would
Speaker 2: think a desert wouldn't have flooding, but they've had wildfires,
Speaker 2: they've had flooding, massive flooding. They're expecting more. So we're
Speaker 2: the only unit, I believe, from the state of Ohio
Speaker 2: that's been activated so far, and to have ten people
Speaker 2: leave from our Sheriff's office and the Hanover Township Fire Department.
Speaker 2: So fire and police we trained together. And listen, we
Speaker 2: still have resources here for the flooding that could take
Speaker 2: place here. We still have we still have people that
Speaker 2: are on standby that belong to the team that didn't go.
Speaker 2: So we're getting prepared in case we have flooding or
Speaker 2: high winds here, also in Butler County.
Speaker 1: So what would you say, I mean, my producer, other people,
Speaker 1: Tony Bender might say, you know what those are Hamilton
Speaker 1: County or I'm sorry, Butler County assets. They're paid for
Speaker 1: it by the State of Ohio and Butler County. Why
Speaker 1: are you sending him to New Mexico when they're not
Speaker 1: supposed to do that? I mean, as a Christian, I
Speaker 1: think it's a great idea because God.
Speaker 3: Helps those who help themselves.
Speaker 1: And with governor of Mexico tells Mike Dowaane, Hey, anybody
Speaker 1: sentence we need help.
Speaker 3: We're overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: I think the opposite would take place, So I would
Speaker 1: tell those narrator wells, look, the next time Hamilty County
Speaker 1: or Butler County or Boone County has a situation where
Speaker 1: Sheriff Jones or Rob Sanders or Charmage McGuffey can't handle it,
Speaker 1: put out the message, put out the bat signal, and
Speaker 1: now other states will come help us. So what do
Speaker 1: you say to the narrator wells like Tony Bender, who
Speaker 1: may say, why you doing that, Sheriff, That's not your job?
Speaker 2: Pretty simple, It is our job. I'm sworn to protect
Speaker 2: the constitution of the state of Ohio and the constitution
Speaker 2: of the United States. And hell, we've been to Baltimore
Speaker 2: for riots. The country's kind of been a messed up
Speaker 2: spot right now, and resources gets stretched very thin, and
Speaker 2: anytime you can save lives, that's what we're supposed to do. Now,
Speaker 2: we get reimbursed for the equipment, we get reimbursed for
Speaker 2: the employees. They worked sixteen hour days and they trained
Speaker 2: constantly for this. But you can't send all your resources.
Speaker 2: But you got to be able. If you're going to
Speaker 2: give help when you need help, you've got to be
Speaker 2: able to get Pike County when they had all those
Speaker 2: killings and one family. Now, we had assets there. We
Speaker 2: had assets from other states. We had assets from all over.
Speaker 2: We had our command trailer was there, we had deputies
Speaker 2: working there. We've been to Baltimore for the riots. We've
Speaker 2: been on the Florida for Katrina. But when we need help,
Speaker 2: we get it back. And Bill Turner, the EMA director
Speaker 2: in Kentucky, when we need help, he'll send resources here.
Speaker 2: He helps train our people. We go there when they
Speaker 2: have hurricane or tornadoes. And listen, we go all over
Speaker 2: the country and somebody's got to go. When I went
Speaker 2: to the convention, the Republican Convention, let me give you
Speaker 2: an example. There was twenty five Cincinnati police officers there
Speaker 2: in Wisconsin, there was twenty five from Columbus. Columbus PD
Speaker 2: had to shoot one when they were there. They were
Speaker 2: from all over the country. And you might ask the
Speaker 2: same why do they do that? They get reimbursed, but
Speaker 2: can't do it by yourself. And when we have situations,
Speaker 2: we're pretty lucky in Ohio, but we need help. I've
Speaker 2: got deputies that are trained in hasmat part of this team.
Speaker 2: They can actually do hasmat and we can go and
Speaker 2: we've been called out for we belong to the Cincinnati
Speaker 2: Hasmat or the Hamilton County has MATT team. We've been
Speaker 2: deployed at least once with them. We train with them.
Speaker 2: We have a HASMAT team. Listen, we're all in this together.
Speaker 4: We all got to.
Speaker 2: Have the resources. And I'm lucky that the county commissioners
Speaker 2: here believe in trying to save lives and we're all
Speaker 2: one big country. Governor Dewayne sent the Highway Patrol, sent
Speaker 2: police to the border. You say, well, why is he
Speaker 2: do that? Because they're not there at the border very long.
Speaker 2: They're coming into the United States and they're coming into
Speaker 2: the state of Ohio. They're bringing drugs in people that
Speaker 2: are dying and need help. God help us if we
Speaker 2: don't go help them.
Speaker 3: I think it's a great thing.
Speaker 1: And you know, then you have resources all over the country,
Speaker 1: and I think the country is a complete mess. Take
Speaker 1: off your sheriffs have put on your political how to
Speaker 1: know you were an elector in twenty sixteen that actually
Speaker 1: voted for Donald Trump to make them the president. Hopefully
Speaker 1: you'll be an elector again this year. We'll see what
Speaker 1: happens in to state of Ohio. But the media is
Speaker 1: a flutter with Donald Trump's apparents at the NABJ, the
Speaker 1: National Association of Black Journalist. I don't think there's a
Speaker 1: white group so named only black journalists, and many of
Speaker 1: the black journalists today, like Kevin Aldridge Helly runs the
Speaker 1: Cincinnati inchoir. I'm not sure he's much much of a victim.
Speaker 1: He deserves the job and he's performing. But nonetheless, the
Speaker 1: Donald appears at the NABJ when Kamala Harris would never
Speaker 1: go to say the NRA or the Right to Life meeting.
Speaker 3: She would never go.
Speaker 1: So the Donald put himself in a position with a
Speaker 1: group called the Black Journalist. And I dare you to
Speaker 1: consider race as a factor in anything, because of course
Speaker 1: it's a factor and everything according to the Democrats, according
Speaker 1: to normal people like you and I. I don't care
Speaker 1: if you're black, white, Hispanic, or polka dot. I don't
Speaker 1: care if you're gay, lesbian, whatever it might be, damn it.
Speaker 1: Can you do the job. And if you can do
Speaker 1: the job, I'm okay with that. But this group kind
Speaker 1: of blames Trump for talking about race when the anime
Speaker 1: of their group is black journalists. And so he sits
Speaker 1: there and takes a silly asked question from Rachel Scott
Speaker 1: of ABC News that cannot be answered, and I would
Speaker 1: have answered it more delicately.
Speaker 3: But can you tell me why Donald.
Speaker 1: Trump will put himself in a position where he's out
Speaker 1: a black journalist group, knowing their political ideology. And by
Speaker 1: the way, those black journalists don't represent black folks at all.
Speaker 1: Black folks are all over the place politically. There's Chris Smitherman,
Speaker 1: there's people like that that are somewhat conservative. But why
Speaker 1: would the Donald go to a group of black journalists
Speaker 1: knowing he's going he's going to get attacked by the
Speaker 1: panel because he doesn't represent the right politics.
Speaker 2: Listen, why did he go to Harlem? Because he running
Speaker 2: for president of the whole country, not white, not Black,
Speaker 2: not Latino. It's the whole country, all of us like
Speaker 2: a melting pot, and he should go there. Is he
Speaker 2: going to win this group of journalists over, No, but
Speaker 2: he's not afraid to go. It'll get covered in the media,
Speaker 2: they'll beat him up for it. But hey, when he
Speaker 2: went to Harlem, that was because the Democrats wouldn't even
Speaker 2: go campaign there. You didn't gonna win him thousands of
Speaker 2: votes from the community. I don't know, but listen he
Speaker 2: when he goes, they're shocked that he comes to speak.
Speaker 2: When he went to Harlem, Samala Harrison wouldn't go. I
Speaker 2: heard the preacher at the convention got up and spoke
Speaker 2: and listen. When you've got a guy that's been president
Speaker 2: and knows how to be president from day one, that's
Speaker 2: the person you need.
Speaker 5: But he's gonna do.
Speaker 2: Lots of things. He's going to states that weren't in
Speaker 2: play before, and he's going to go to those states.
Speaker 2: He's gonna work Georgia. He thinks he can win there,
Speaker 2: and he may. But you have got to be able
Speaker 2: to do those groups. You've got to be able to
Speaker 2: go talk to him, and it makes you a better
Speaker 2: person to be able to communicate. It hones your skills
Speaker 2: now being able to take tough questions, whether you can
Speaker 2: answer or not. That's why he's running for president, and
Speaker 2: that's why I think that he wins.
Speaker 1: Well, I pray to God, I want to ask you
Speaker 1: that big question. I got a big question a fore
Speaker 1: you later on. But I'm always amazed at the mainstream
Speaker 1: media and others that are constantly outraged. They're always angry,
Speaker 1: they're always embarrassed, They're always ready to argue, fight and scream,
Speaker 1: holler and shout with all this fake outrage that somehow
Speaker 1: I'm offended by the fact that Donald Trump mentioned choosing
Speaker 1: and dividing by race when you're speaking to the black
Speaker 1: journalists who define themselves as part of a distinct racial group,
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking the fake outrage, the faux anger that
Speaker 1: you see.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You don't watch MSNBC much. You don't watch Morning Joe
Speaker 1: I do, so you don't have to. And as soon
Speaker 1: as this happened, they were ready to go. I'm so outraged.
Speaker 1: I'm so shocked that Donald Trump would answer a question
Speaker 1: that way. Who in the world believes that race is
Speaker 1: a factor in anything. When Joe I put out an
Speaker 1: executive order about hiring DEI, and when this particular group
Speaker 1: defines itself in a limited way, But they're outraged that somehow,
Speaker 1: I can't believe, I'm shocked that Donald Trump would mention
Speaker 1: such things when their group is organized by race.
Speaker 3: Anyway. Can you smell what I'm cooking?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can smell what you're cooking. And hey, listen,
Speaker 2: it's shocked Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a big boy.
Speaker 2: He can take it. We all can listen. Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: going to get eighty million votes right off the day
Speaker 2: the ballots open, they start voting. He's gonna get eighty million.
Speaker 2: He's got to get more. And Kamala Harris, she's got
Speaker 2: to get more than he does. It's just when lose
Speaker 2: and how they do this, how they divide it up.
Speaker 2: We'll see how it works. The mainstream media has got
Speaker 2: the person they want, and we just got to get
Speaker 2: through all this. And I just can't imagine Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: being the president of the United States. And I think, listen, uh,
Speaker 2: it'll be eight years. Uh. And listen, China and Russia.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they're rooting for.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're all rooting.
Speaker 2: For and they'll do everything they can. Not me, not
Speaker 2: my family, not my friends. Ohio is going to be Republican.
Speaker 2: They won't even have to campaign hard here, but they
Speaker 2: do in those other states Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Uh, Georgia.
Speaker 2: We got to win at least two of the swing
Speaker 2: states to make this work. Everything else they already know
Speaker 2: both sides. Dudes, are you ready for I'm going to.
Speaker 3: Give you the big question. Are you ready for the
Speaker 3: big question?
Speaker 2: Lay it on me if you if you got the guts.
Speaker 1: We have a candidate on the Republican conservative side that
Speaker 1: had the on my view, an extremely successful for your
Speaker 1: run as president. He's running again, and he's got more excitement.
Speaker 1: If he would say I'm going to show up at
Speaker 1: Paid Course Stadium a week from Sunday, there'd be sixty
Speaker 1: thousand debutantes going nuts. No Republican in American history talk
Speaker 1: about the Ronald Reagan's All You Want could not draw
Speaker 1: a crowd even close to the excitement of Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: So here's the big question for you, Sheriff.
Speaker 1: If Republicans nationally cannot win this election with a totally
Speaker 1: incompetent nominee of the Democrat Party from San Francisco, with
Speaker 1: policy positions that are the exact opposite of what middle
Speaker 1: class americans everywhere in the country, you are. If you
Speaker 1: can't win the election presidentially across the country this year,
Speaker 1: you must will stop politics to hell with it. We
Speaker 1: can't win if Donald Trump, with all of his glory
Speaker 1: and magnificent campaign rallies on one side cannot beat Kamoa Harris.
Speaker 1: For God's sakes, why in the world is the Republican
Speaker 1: Party in existence?
Speaker 3: Can you answer that question?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 2: I believe that Donald J. Trump is gonna win. And
Speaker 2: if not, listen, he showed up for this. He don't
Speaker 2: have to do this. He could go somewhere and just
Speaker 2: enjoy his retirement and be a past president and write books,
Speaker 2: travel around. People want to hear him, call him, want
Speaker 2: their endorsement. He's doing it. Hey, and almost took a bullet,
Speaker 2: almost got shot and killed. And he's doing it because
Speaker 2: he believes that he's supposed to do this. And thank
Speaker 2: God every day that he wasn't killed, he wasn't severely injured,
Speaker 2: that there was one person that was killed too that
Speaker 2: were serious shot. Listen, we got to have him. He's
Speaker 2: going to pull this off.
Speaker 5: He's gonna win.
Speaker 2: He's just having to run against Harris and Biden, who
Speaker 2: shouldn't even be president. Uh, he's just going to be there.
Speaker 2: He's lame duck. He don't even know what that means.
Speaker 2: He thinks it's something to eat a duck. He said, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll take some duck. I'll take And he's and listen
Speaker 2: and Biden's got a staye. He's got to pardon his son.
Speaker 2: He's got to partner his brother, the rest of his family,
Speaker 2: and may have to partner himself. So he's not going
Speaker 2: to quit. All that talk that he's gonna quit. He
Speaker 2: can't quit because he has. He just hopes everybody gets
Speaker 2: off of him so he can pardon his family, to
Speaker 2: include himself sure for all the thievery and corruption that
Speaker 2: they've been involved in. And listen, Kamala Harris has had
Speaker 2: a honeymoon for two weeks. That honeymoon will be over
Speaker 2: soon and then everything gets down. We're less than ninety
Speaker 2: days away. They start early voting soon, right, and about
Speaker 2: sixty days early voting all over the country. So we
Speaker 2: got and like I said, Donald Trump's going to start
Speaker 2: out with eighty million votes. Would you agree?
Speaker 3: I agree?
Speaker 1: And I worry about what the Democrats do in the
Speaker 1: Upper Midwest when it comes to college students, and you know,
Speaker 1: there's a half a billion dollars get out the vote campaign.
Speaker 1: He's going to go on the same crap that went
Speaker 1: on twenty twenty is gonna happen now and we get
Speaker 1: the government we deserve. And sometimes that worries me. But
Speaker 1: in this excitement between one side and on the other side,
Speaker 1: he's not running against, for God's sakes, Bill Clinton in
Speaker 1: his prime or Barack Hussein Obama in his prime. He's
Speaker 1: running against Kamala Harris, for God's sakes, And if Donald
Speaker 1: Trump cannot beat her, we're in trouble, Sheriff.
Speaker 3: We got to run.
Speaker 1: But seven of the last eight presidential elections, the Democrats
Speaker 1: easily won the popular vote, and every time the Republican wins,
Speaker 1: they have to thread the needle just so. And if
Speaker 1: it happens again this year that he loses by seven
Speaker 1: or eight million votes and loses electoral College, and you
Speaker 1: may be voting in that, I can't conceive a more
Speaker 1: exciting Republican candidate and a more depressed Democratic candidate in
Speaker 1: American history. The Democrats have never put up someone like
Speaker 1: this since George McGovern in nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 3: And we know what happened with that. Yeah, one vote, listen.
Speaker 2: We also got J. D. Vance, who came from a
Speaker 2: real tough background. His mom had a drug addiction. His
Speaker 2: mam ma all raised he me. He referred to her
Speaker 2: as and kept him going straight and going the right
Speaker 2: path in his life, and where else can you in
Speaker 2: a country can His mom, who was addicted to drugs
Speaker 2: ten years ago, is sitting at the convention right next
Speaker 2: to the President of the United States, Donald Trump, and
Speaker 2: her son is vice presidential candidate. I mean only in America.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 1: It's a great story, but media doesn't tell the story
Speaker 1: because it doesn't fit their narrative.
Speaker 3: Sheriff up against the clock.
Speaker 1: I want to make you the citizen of the day
Speaker 1: for sending your assets to the land of the s
Speaker 1: tex and the enchantment. And once again we got to
Speaker 1: run Sheriff. But thank you for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Good luck and God speed to your men
Speaker 1: and women. Thank you, Thank you, my friend. God bless America.
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Speaker 3: Billy cunning in the.
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Speaker 3: I think it's always a good thing.
Speaker 1: If you're Gershkovitch is a family member, or Paul Whalen
Speaker 1: US Marine or the other two Americans released, It's a
Speaker 1: good thing. Negotiate the freedom of these individuals. It's a
Speaker 1: good thing, especially US Marine Paul Whalen. It's been there
Speaker 1: seven or eight years, and if you're a family member,
Speaker 1: you think that's a great idea. However, when you pay
Speaker 1: off those who commit crimes and pay off and pay
Speaker 1: off those who sees hostages, you encourage more hostage taking.
Speaker 1: And their ordeal has been brutal inside Russia. It's awful,
Speaker 1: it's terrible. There's other Americans around the world that are
Speaker 1: being held wrongfully. So on one hand, we give the
Speaker 1: Russians assassins, murderers, drug dealers. We give back to the
Speaker 1: Russians they're agents that are stealing technologies, and in return
Speaker 1: we receive wrongfully detained Americans. It doesn't seem like a
Speaker 1: good trade to me, but you can't say this is
Speaker 1: not the way the world works. And there were many
Speaker 1: other allies involved. The numbers being given are about twenty
Speaker 1: four hostages of ours out of Russia, and then we
Speaker 1: trade back to them murderers, assassins, and criminals of every description.
Speaker 1: But if you're in the family of these individuals, it's
Speaker 1: a good thing. The sham trials, the baseless charges the
Speaker 1: unjust imprisonment of these men. To me, it's just a
Speaker 1: reminder that Russian has Russians have a blatant disregard for
Speaker 1: human rights, and that of course, one of the assassins
Speaker 1: being released from British jails is a murderer that walked
Speaker 1: up to a Chessian rebel in a London park and
Speaker 1: put a bullet in the back of his head using
Speaker 1: a silencer, and he was apprehended. He's been locked up
Speaker 1: about two and a half to three years. And the
Speaker 1: implication from Putin is but if you do the bidding
Speaker 1: of the Russian government, we will get you back somehow.
Speaker 1: And for one reason or another. Why somebody would voluntarily
Speaker 1: go to Russia in this climate is beyond me, because
Speaker 1: I guess Gershkovich's Wall Street journal managers. I guess that
Speaker 1: knew what they were doing about two years ago when
Speaker 1: he went over there to report. But nonetheless, it's dangerous,
Speaker 1: don't do it. And that's the way things are. I
Speaker 1: wish things were different, but we have to take the
Speaker 1: world as it is. Democrats and Republicans are generally in
Speaker 1: favor of this, and that's the way things are, and
Speaker 1: it's the way I guess you give a little bit
Speaker 1: of credit to Joe Biden to an extent, But this
Speaker 1: is what happens in the real world. We get back
Speaker 1: hostages and they get back murderers, and that's the way
Speaker 1: things work. Let's continue. I was thinking last night, after
Speaker 1: my discussions with Rocky Boyman about how so many American voters,
Speaker 1: when it comes to Kamala Harris or other Democrats, are
Speaker 1: dominated by their feelings, not by facts. That feelings, of
Speaker 1: course matter. You can tell someone to love another person,
Speaker 1: but there's something chemical, there's feelings involved. And so when
Speaker 1: Donald Trump did what he did yesterday at the NABJ,
Speaker 1: the National Association of Black Journalists, he went into the
Speaker 1: alliance den I think knowing that he was going to
Speaker 1: be shall we say, welcomed, You would never see Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris at the NRA or at the Right to Life
Speaker 1: Society meetings. Democrats tend not to put themselves in those circumstances.
Speaker 1: They want things to be more constrained. Give this guy credit.
Speaker 1: He'll go to Harlem, he'll go to the Bronx, he'll
Speaker 1: go to South Central LA. He'll go to the main
Speaker 1: streets of Chicago. And you'll go to the National Association
Speaker 1: of Black Journalists, and of course the questions. When the
Speaker 1: group is called the National Association of Black Journalists, you
Speaker 1: might understand that this racial division being promoted by the group.
Speaker 1: I am sure there's National Association of Journalists not defined
Speaker 1: to describe by race, but simply by the job of
Speaker 1: profession that you're in, and it's prevalent throughout many professions.
Speaker 1: There's in a national Bar Association, of which you have
Speaker 1: to be black to join. There's black organizations in the
Speaker 1: Cincinnati and Ohio state and Kentucky bar associations. There are
Speaker 1: women bar associations. We're multiplying, dividing and by race, aiding
Speaker 1: and subtracting by race. It's not the way it ought
Speaker 1: to be. It's not the way it should be, but
Speaker 1: damn it's the way it is. So that Donald had
Speaker 1: to have known going into the NABJ he was not
Speaker 1: going to be given a fair shake by the so
Speaker 1: called independent journalists who were there, especially Rachel Scott of
Speaker 1: ABC News. I should have asked some questions that elicited
Speaker 1: a response that was eliminating. The questions she asked was
Speaker 1: in the form of an attack on Donald Trump, kind
Speaker 1: of like asking when was the last time you beat
Speaker 1: your wife? And it's like you can't answer the question
Speaker 1: except in the form it was being offered. And I'm
Speaker 1: sure Rachel Scott spent hours formulating a question that cannot
Speaker 1: be adjectively answered. And this comes from a so called
Speaker 1: ABC News journalist who's a committed leftist masquerading as an
Speaker 1: independent journalist. And what democrats see. And if I would
Speaker 1: tell you there's a candidate for the presidency and this
Speaker 1: is the tale of two cities, I'll give you one city.
Speaker 1: And this candidate for the presidency has been a city
Speaker 1: prosecutor and was elected a county prosecutor, later elected to
Speaker 1: be the attorney general of her home state. And this
Speaker 1: process up to this point is taken about fifteen years.
Speaker 1: And then after having served for fifteen years as a
Speaker 1: city prosecutor, a county prosecutor, and then the attorney general
Speaker 1: of the state elected twice, that is elected to the United
Speaker 1: States Senate, that is elected to the vice presidency. Say
Speaker 1: on paper, no matter who that person is, Republican Democrat,
Speaker 1: you would say, well, that person is qualified to be
Speaker 1: the next president. She has great city experience, county experience,
Speaker 1: state experience, and federal experience. In fact, on paper line
Speaker 1: up those qualifications. There are few who've run for the
Speaker 1: office of president that has those qualifications. And so if
Speaker 1: those qualifications are possessed by someone a person of color
Speaker 1: and a female with multiple ancestry check mark check mark,
Speaker 1: check mark, how could anyone disagree with that person being
Speaker 1: qualified for that position?
Speaker 3: On paper?
Speaker 1: The same thing might be said of a Senator Tim Scott,
Speaker 1: or a US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, or a
Speaker 1: former Secretary of State and former mayor of Cincinnati Ken Blackwell.
Speaker 1: Conservative black men who holding high position, but see the intelligentsia,
Speaker 1: the Kevin Aldridges of this world at the inquiry of others,
Speaker 1: would never support Ken Blackwell or a Senator Tim Scott
Speaker 1: or Clarence Thomas, even though they're black. Let's face it,
Speaker 1: they're not the right kind of black person. The only
Speaker 1: right kind of black person is a liberal, far left
Speaker 1: black person who's adopted every hard left wing idea that's
Speaker 1: come down the pike.
Speaker 3: She's embraced them all.
Speaker 1: So Democrats look at Kamala Harrison, I dare you to
Speaker 1: say she's a DEI hire, I dare you to do that,
Speaker 1: because she's been a city prosecutor. She's been a county prosecutor.
Speaker 1: She's been an attorney general of a great state, previously California.
Speaker 1: She has been a United States Senator. She's been the
Speaker 1: Vice president, which is also president of the Senate. So
Speaker 1: this person who's almost about sixty years old, has been
Speaker 1: about thirty five years in quote public service. That person
Speaker 1: is qualified to be the next president. Up right there,
Speaker 1: full stop. That's it. Don't question anything else. She fits
Speaker 1: the right racial categories. And so when this Dei stuff
Speaker 1: came out, there were various videotapes I've seen YouTube and
Speaker 1: elsewhere in which Kamala Harris claimed to be of Indian
Speaker 1: heritage wearing a sarong preparing Indian meals. Now, I don't
Speaker 1: like Indian food. I've never liked Indian food. My wife
Speaker 1: and my son love Indian food. Hell, I can't stand
Speaker 1: the smell. If you can't smell it right, you can't
Speaker 1: eat it. I think it's terrible. However, millions and millions
Speaker 1: of Americans spend their time in Indian food and they
Speaker 1: love It's a you know, there's a there's a lid
Speaker 1: for every pot.
Speaker 3: I don't like it.
Speaker 1: So another point, she says she was a Caribbean islander
Speaker 1: because her father is Jamaican with European roots, so she
Speaker 1: became a Jamaican. She became an Indian, but her main
Speaker 1: identity is an African American from I guess Caribbean and
Speaker 1: Indian roots. But now she's an African American, which is fine.
Speaker 1: According to Democrats, whatever you identify as you are, I
Speaker 1: can identify as a left handed golfer, I guess I
Speaker 1: magically become one. I could be a bearded woman fighting
Speaker 1: in the Olympics, beating the crap out of another woman
Speaker 1: who quit after fifty seconds of being pumpled by a
Speaker 1: man who identifies as a woman. So what counts in
Speaker 1: politics today is not what you are, but as you identify.
Speaker 1: Can I identify as a left handed golfer and play golf?
Speaker 1: According to Democrats, whatever you identify is, that's what you are.
Speaker 1: So on one hand, the Tale of One City, all
Speaker 1: that matters is whether or not you check certain boxes
Speaker 1: and you identify as a certain kind of a person,
Speaker 1: and therefore you are what you identify. So the Trumpster
Speaker 1: goes into the hornet's nest and says, well, he need's
Speaker 1: aware and you should be aware that she has done
Speaker 1: numerous Indian cooking segments with her girlfriends claiming to be
Speaker 1: an Indian, which is claim to be whatever you want.
Speaker 1: She also claims to be through Jamaica, a Caribbean islander.
Speaker 1: So identity politics and the Democratic Party today is ginormous.
Speaker 1: It's what matters. Do you identify by some category that
Speaker 1: we enjoy and love and therefore you get a big
Speaker 1: check mark. When Joe Biden was picking a vice president,
Speaker 1: he repeatedly said, under the leadership of Congressman James Clyburn,
Speaker 1: I want to pick a black female to be my
Speaker 1: vice president, much like he said with Justice Jackson Katanji Jackson,
Speaker 1: I want to pick the first black female. Being the
Speaker 1: second or third black person doesn't qualify, because I believe
Speaker 1: in the left wing audiology of identity politics, you get
Speaker 1: that's your worth or value greater or less based upon
Speaker 1: your identification in a group that the Democratic Party enjoys
Speaker 1: to pander two and if you fit in that category,
Speaker 1: you're good. So the Tale of Two Cities. Feelings matter.
Speaker 1: I have great feelings all the time. So if you're
Speaker 1: a city prosecutor, county prosecutor, attorney general, US senator, Vice
Speaker 1: president slash President of the Senate. You're qualified, check mark, checkmark.
Speaker 1: But the big check mark is identify as a Black American, Caribbean, American,
Speaker 1: Indian American. You qualify check I dare you to say
Speaker 1: she's not qualified. Feelings matter? Now the tale of the
Speaker 1: other city. When I argue, sometimes in friendly circles, that
Speaker 1: don Donald Trump is crude, rude. He's been charged with
Speaker 1: sexual assault in a civil context, and he's been, in
Speaker 1: a sense, found responsible to pay millions of dollars to women.
Speaker 1: He seemingly has had illicit relationship with playmate models, playboy models,
Speaker 1: seemingly has led a man's man's life, seemingly has not
Speaker 1: been loyal to wives, Seemingly he's had affairs, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Those feelings matter.
Speaker 1: But when I say, okay, Donald Trump just called Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris a bumb, that's all that matters. Words matter, identification matters. Well,
Speaker 1: how about saying this, what does that have to do
Speaker 1: with ending private health insurance?
Speaker 3: The question comes back to what do you mean?
Speaker 1: I said, Well, even though he said Kamala Harris was
Speaker 1: a bum, do you want your private medical health insurance
Speaker 1: to belimited? Absolutely not Well, Kamala Harris thinks it should be.
Speaker 3: What do you think about police?
Speaker 1: I know he called Kamala Harris a bumb but do
Speaker 1: you want to defund the police?
Speaker 3: Absolutely not.
Speaker 1: Well, Kamala Harris has said repeatedly we have to defund
Speaker 1: the police and reimagine what cops do. Do you think
Speaker 1: cop should be sued repeatedly by ravenous lawyers for negligentox
Speaker 1: committed on duty? The answer is no, they need qualified immunity. Otherwise, cops, corrections, officers,
Speaker 1: deputy sheriffs can't live normal lives. They're constantly being sued. Therefore,
Speaker 1: they make a mistake, not intentional, make a mistake, they
Speaker 1: shouldn't be sued. Well, Kamala Harris says they should be sued.
Speaker 3: Do you think that's good? No, that's a bad idea.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: What do you think about transgender teenage boys and girls
Speaker 1: locker rooms? Absolutely not. Well, Kamala Harris believes in that.
Speaker 1: What do you think about reparations based upon race? No,
Speaker 1: that's a bad idea. Well she believes that. What do
Speaker 1: you think about an eighty percent tax rate? Well, you
Speaker 1: know Donald Trump did say she was a bum. What
Speaker 1: does that have to do with an eighty percent tax rate. Nothing,
Speaker 1: we don't want that. How about eliminating gas powered vehicles
Speaker 1: and everyone required it being an EV in the next
Speaker 1: seven or eight years. No, we don't want that, that's
Speaker 1: what she believes. We talked about open borders. You know,
Speaker 1: we can't have open borders. American laws are being ignored.
Speaker 1: We can't do that, well, she says, we should. I
Speaker 1: know it's bad when he calls her a bum. From
Speaker 1: your perspective, what is how to have to do with
Speaker 1: illegal voting and decriminalizing entry? And it has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with that, But feelings matter. What about spending ninety
Speaker 1: billion dollars a year in the Green New Deal, which
Speaker 1: has failed miserably. We had the cleaners there, the cleanest
Speaker 1: water we've had in one hundred years. Electric cars don't
Speaker 1: work and when it's hot or cold, and they're too
Speaker 1: expensive and unreliable.
Speaker 3: We don't want that.
Speaker 1: Well, I know she was called a bum, but on
Speaker 1: my side of the fence, we don't want the Green
Speaker 1: New Deal. What about eliminating plastic straws. She has said
Speaker 1: repeatedly that plastic straws and all plastics should be phased
Speaker 1: out in the next five to ten years.
Speaker 3: What do we replace it with?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I know she was called a bum.
Speaker 1: What does how to do with plastic straws? The answer
Speaker 1: is nothing. How about gun buyback programs? She said repeatedly
Speaker 1: that we should have mandatory gun buyback programs and not
Speaker 1: everyone that has as a gun in their home, handgun
Speaker 1: or otherwise should be required to provide insurance for the
Speaker 1: maintenance of the gun. Do you think that's a good
Speaker 1: idea to have the Feds knock on your door to
Speaker 1: require that you turn it over your weapons? No, well,
Speaker 1: she believes, I know she was called a bum. What
Speaker 1: does that have to do with gun buyback programs? Answer
Speaker 1: is nothing. You line them all up and say on
Speaker 1: your side, I know your feelings are dominant, especially for women,
Speaker 1: but many other guys think the same thing, that the
Speaker 1: feelings of having Donald Trump again as the president just
Speaker 1: hurts my feelings. The way he looks sometimes, the way
Speaker 1: he talks, and the bragadocia elements of his I don't
Speaker 1: like any of that. But on the other side of
Speaker 1: the fence, you're not voting whether he should be your
Speaker 1: husband or boyfriend, or father or grandfather. And I tend
Speaker 1: to think he'd be an excellent father or grandfather, by
Speaker 1: the way, But you're voting to eliminate fracking, raise the
Speaker 1: price of gasoline, defund the police and private health insurance
Speaker 1: free right in Minneapolis, eliminate gasoline powered cars, open the
Speaker 1: southern border, and eighty percent tax rate. Criminals voting from
Speaker 1: prison like the bombers. The Boston Bombers could vote from prison.
Speaker 1: She said, yes, let's do that, getting rid of plastic
Speaker 1: shawls and mandatory gun by you want any I want
Speaker 1: nothing of that. But man, my feelings were hurt and
Speaker 1: I was outraged. I was shocked when he said to
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris was a DEI hire.
Speaker 3: Well, that's what Joe Biden said. They're the ones that
Speaker 3: did it.
Speaker 1: When Republicans criticized their behavior, they become the racist. When
Speaker 1: the real racist are the members of the National Association
Speaker 1: of Black Journalists who describe multiply, subtract and add by race.
Speaker 1: You must be black to be in the group. But
Speaker 1: I dare you to mention that fact because you're the racist.
Speaker 1: Can you smell when I'm cooking?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: Of course, feelings matter when it comes to human relationships.
Speaker 1: Feelings matter a lot, But on the other. And when
Speaker 1: we're selecting political leadership in the country, policies trump feelings.
Speaker 1: Feelings never trump politics when it comes to a national
Speaker 1: political environment. See what I'm saying, can you smell when
Speaker 1: I'm cooking? So the party that adds, subtracts, multiplies and
Speaker 1: devised by race. You can become whatever you want to
Speaker 1: be by an identification. I identify. Remember women don't have babies,
Speaker 1: birthing people have babies.
Speaker 3: Remember that.
Speaker 1: So maybe I've illuminated the differential feelings in personal relationships
Speaker 1: trump almost everything else. But in public policy matters, you
Speaker 1: may have bad feelings toward Donald Trump. But as policies
Speaker 1: are what you want, let's continue with more if line
Speaker 1: becomes available, which it never does. Number to call, of
Speaker 1: course is five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand.
Speaker 1: Coming up in about ten minutes is Michael McDonald with
Speaker 1: a fool believes Mike McDonald of the Catholic League about
Speaker 1: certain perspectives of Donald Trump from a Catholic perspective or
Speaker 1: a Christian perspective, and more. Plus later on we have
Speaker 1: John Hawser is America disassembling? Is somehow we've lost our
Speaker 1: way completely. US Russian prisoner swap huge it's good for
Speaker 1: the families, but when you pay off the kidnappers, you're
Speaker 1: likely to get more kidnapping. Bill Cunningham with you every day.
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Speaker 1: Bully cunning in the Great American and the Catholic League
Speaker 1: doll org is a great facility in New York City
Speaker 1: to keep the track of the social and moral issues
Speaker 1: that confront and often compound the American people. And with this,
Speaker 1: I guess presidential campaign is underway. I suppose Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: to do it, jump off the cliff and a point
Speaker 1: of San Francisco Liberal to be the Democratic standard bearer
Speaker 1: with all that implies, and what that means for the
Speaker 1: country is certainly uncertain. Throwing to you and I now
Speaker 1: is Michael McDonald from the Catholic League dot org, a
Speaker 1: greg organization run by Bill Donna Yu and him and
Speaker 1: once again Michael McDonald, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, a few days ago the Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris campaign had like a set to with white male
Speaker 1: dudes for Kamala. Then they had white women for Kamala
Speaker 1: then they had I guess Aleutian Island disabled for Kamala.
Speaker 1: They had all kinds of groups breaking him up. And
Speaker 1: one of the comments that the Catholic Catholic League has
Speaker 1: weighed in on are the comments of Pete bodhaj Edge
Speaker 1: and which he made the most asinine, ridiculous comment I
Speaker 1: think I've ever heard, and I kind of want to
Speaker 1: quote what he says, with your permission to get it right, Michael,
Speaker 1: this is what he said, quote. Men are also more
Speaker 1: free in a country where we have a president who
Speaker 1: stands up for things like access to abortion, man are
Speaker 1: more free unquote. So Pete Boodhageuze, the Secretary of Transportation,
Speaker 1: with our transportation and near meltdown, is weighing in that
Speaker 1: essentially abortion makes men free. Can you get into his
Speaker 1: head and explain that to the American people?
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is a bill. First, it's always good to
Speaker 4: be on with you, but this is one of the
Speaker 4: most disgusting lines of all time. And it's actually true. Right,
Speaker 4: there's across pulling over the years, we've seen time and
Speaker 4: again that one of the largest groups to support abortion
Speaker 4: are young single men. Because he's right on this though
Speaker 4: he is right but it gives them freedom. It frees
Speaker 4: them from their responsibility, It frees them from their consequences
Speaker 4: of their action, from their paternalistic duties. It sets them
Speaker 4: free so that they can just live wild and care
Speaker 4: free lives. And you know, I know, Mary Pete Lakes
Speaker 4: claim that these kay but like this is like the
Speaker 4: ultimate giga chad line, Like this is what you'd expect
Speaker 4: from these fleasy hookup artists online would be advocating a
Speaker 4: position like this, and for a you know, major political party.
Speaker 4: It's not like this is just some whack fringe movement
Speaker 4: for a major political party to be advocating for policies
Speaker 4: that are so destructive the family, to be this actively
Speaker 4: anti family, and the family is the basis of all society.
Speaker 4: But American society is rooted in the family. And to
Speaker 4: have an organization like white Dudes for Kamela and as
Speaker 4: a quote unquote white dude, I take offensive even using
Speaker 4: the term white dude. We're men, Like, grow up, We're
Speaker 4: not children. And this is just ridiculous. This is appealing
Speaker 4: to the lowest basis instinct of the society and trying
Speaker 4: to gin up as much support for frankly, a failing administration.
Speaker 4: And you know Mayor Pete's trying to position himself to
Speaker 4: be the VP.
Speaker 5: Pick.
Speaker 4: Let's look what happened under his watch. You had the
Speaker 4: big train to and out in Ohio. It seems like
Speaker 4: every other week the airplanes can't fly anymore. The Department
Speaker 4: of Transportation is falling apart, and this is just gonna
Speaker 4: be the ultimate DEI ticket.
Speaker 1: Well, when I read this, I guess beginning in nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy one and your article, two years before abortion was
Speaker 1: even legalized, a report found that college educated men were
Speaker 1: the strongest supporters of abortion for their girlfriends. And I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 1: you know, how many times have we seen these memes
Speaker 1: that a guy may use the term knocks up a
Speaker 1: woman and she wants him to pay for the abortion.
Speaker 1: And I see that, and abortion is not healthcare for
Speaker 1: the unborn baby. And I want someone to focus on
Speaker 1: that abortion is not healthcare for the unborn baby. If unborn,
Speaker 1: well you may not know it, Michael McDonald, At some point.
Speaker 3: You were an unborn baby. You were a zygoat. You
Speaker 3: were a fetus.
Speaker 1: At some point, every human life begins as a zygoat
Speaker 1: and getting ready for life. It's the way things are
Speaker 1: we were all fetuses at one point. Not human being
Speaker 1: that's ever lived has anything other than been a fetus.
Speaker 3: And so when something like six.
Speaker 1: Thousand American women aboard in the last trimester, that's more
Speaker 1: cruel to the baby than even Row versus Wade, which
Speaker 1: allowed the state and the last trimester to have some
Speaker 1: input because the baby was viable. And so to have
Speaker 1: on National candidate Night with certain racial and gender groups
Speaker 1: to say, well, Pete Budaget says, is abortion frees men,
Speaker 1: You'd have to turn your head and say, what are
Speaker 1: you talking about? And survey after survey has shown the
Speaker 1: public support for abortion declines markedly later in no woman's pregnancies.
Speaker 1: There's little or no support for late term abortions, in
Speaker 1: which a woman may have a moment she may be thinking, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm trapped. And there's about six thousand babies every year
Speaker 1: killed in the last few weeks of life. And Pete
Speaker 1: Buddhaje Edge and also Kamala Harris support that they want
Speaker 1: no law that says a fetus that grows into a
Speaker 1: baby at the age on thirty six or thirty seven weeks,
Speaker 1: that unborn baby can be killed. The Great bulk of
Speaker 1: the American people say no, but that's the democratic position.
Speaker 3: Why does in the media point that out?
Speaker 4: Oh, the media is on that side. The media is
Speaker 4: covering for them, trying. You know, the media is doing
Speaker 4: a very active rebranding of Camlin now, trying to make
Speaker 4: her seem as moderate as possible that you know, she's
Speaker 4: just one of these good old fashioned democrats and please,
Speaker 4: she's not crazy about abortion things like that. She is
Speaker 4: one of the most radical people who have ever hold
Speaker 4: office on the position of abortion. This is a woman that,
Speaker 4: when she was Attorney General of California, sent the police
Speaker 4: to raid the life of the house of a pro
Speaker 4: life activist who had on film had planned parenthood on
Speaker 4: film dead to rights, literally selling body parts of aborted babies. No, can't,
Speaker 4: can't have that getting out there. She sends the police
Speaker 4: to down on this guy. She lets all these other
Speaker 4: criminals out. Well, she's working in the San Francisco t
Speaker 4: a DA office, in the AG's office in California. She's
Speaker 4: letting all these other people go, but this one pro
Speaker 4: lifer send sending the goon squad after him, where we're
Speaker 4: bringing him into justice. This is ridiculous. She when she
Speaker 4: was in the Senate, right, she questioned Catholic judges, you know,
Speaker 4: the US judges that happen to be Catholic, questioned them
Speaker 4: on their position of life, what their faith played into it,
Speaker 4: essentially putting a religious litmus test in order to be
Speaker 4: a judge. Even though there are constitutional protections. That's called
Speaker 4: the First Amendment. You are free to have any religion
Speaker 4: you want, unless you know you go against the great
Speaker 4: religion of Focism that Kambala Harris has been worshiping for years.
Speaker 4: She voted against paying capable abortion. She wouldn't vote for
Speaker 4: the born a life protection for when babies are born
Speaker 4: alive after a botched abortion, she wouldn't support it. Come
Speaker 4: to their defense, she's one of the most radically pro
Speaker 4: abortion Canada's full time and you know she and Pete
Speaker 4: make a pretty happy couple on this on JD Vance.
Speaker 1: When he converted to Catholicism about three or four years ago.
Speaker 1: I've interviewed him seven, eight, nine, ten times, I see.
Speaker 1: I haven't seen him recently because of the VP, but
Speaker 1: he's a good guy. He's got a wife, Usha, who's
Speaker 1: from India, a wonderful woman, got three little babies and
Speaker 1: when jd Vance, who is a poor white came out
Speaker 1: of a terrible environment in Middletown, Ohio, about fifteen miles
Speaker 1: from where I broadcast from. It's often called middle Tucky
Speaker 1: because it is poor white individuals who want to work
Speaker 1: and try to do better. That they were offended by
Speaker 1: the fact that Jade Vance was poor when he was
Speaker 1: growing up and that he's a poor white who succeeded,
Speaker 1: and they don't want to highlight his history as compared
Speaker 1: to Kamala Harris, who's both parents who were college professors,
Speaker 1: and Jade Vance's parents was completely out of the picture
Speaker 1: and the mother had terrible addiction problems. He was parceled
Speaker 1: out to family members. They don't want to have the
Speaker 1: story of a poor white individual growing up in Jackson,
Speaker 1: Kentucky Middletown, Ohio who succeeded overcame because their image of
Speaker 1: poverty is not a poor white person. But then when
Speaker 1: it became public that he converted to Catholicism three or
Speaker 1: four years ago, then that really fired him up.
Speaker 3: You got a poor white.
Speaker 1: By the way, the great majority of people in America
Speaker 1: that are poor or white, Numerically white people constitute the
Speaker 1: majority of poverty in this country, they're completely ignored and
Speaker 1: the idea that JD. Evans could overcome that and he
Speaker 1: had the double whammy of being a converted Catholic. What
Speaker 1: does that say about the media coverage JD. Vans And
Speaker 1: that story's not being told at all.
Speaker 4: No, No, absolutely, And if you look at some of
Speaker 4: the just terrible things that they are saying about Jada Vance.
Speaker 4: I've never met JD. Vance here obviously closer to him
Speaker 4: than you are, but I read the book like Apaid
Speaker 4: everyone else. He'll be lilogy great book. He's a great guy.
Speaker 4: He's right on the policies, and he's promoting issues we're
Speaker 4: just talking about that are central to family life in
Speaker 4: this country. You know, it's not easy having a family
Speaker 4: in this country today with inflation, with crime, with the
Speaker 4: immigration problems that are going on. And here's a guy
Speaker 4: that's putting forward good, common sense solutions. And he even
Speaker 4: cites the Catholic social teachings as one of the reasons
Speaker 4: why he converted to the faith, and those policies align
Speaker 4: with a lot of what he wants to do. And
Speaker 4: he's right. The Catholic Church has great social policies that
Speaker 4: they've been advocating for centuries on and just the way
Speaker 4: the media is attacking him is clearly clearly designed to
Speaker 4: highlight that he's supposedly one of these Christian nationalists. They
Speaker 4: are going with him, trying to mix it up a
Speaker 4: little bit because Christian Nationalists has lost some of its punch.
Speaker 4: They're calling him an integralist, which essentially just means that
Speaker 4: he likes the teachings at the church and thinks they
Speaker 4: have some good policy recommendations. And it's just ridiculous just
Speaker 4: the bias that is coming from the media, dripping after
Speaker 4: a good man looks like he's a good man. You know,
Speaker 4: he honestly looks like he has a very strong family life,
Speaker 4: unlike a lot of these other people in Washington, and
Speaker 4: you know, really setting a good example for younger Americans
Speaker 4: on how they should live their life. And you know
Speaker 4: that if they do end up going against Mary Peele, Like,
Speaker 4: here's a guy that actually J and jd Vance who
Speaker 4: joined the Marines because that was the patriotic thing to do.
Speaker 4: He didn't have a lot of other options, so we
Speaker 4: did it. Is not like a lot of these other
Speaker 4: guys that go into the Officer Corps and they're just
Speaker 4: trial lawyers in the military.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you what. Let me tell you what
Speaker 3: he told me.
Speaker 1: He told me that when he was in Middletown, Ohio,
Speaker 1: he knew there was a world out there past his
Speaker 1: experiences with the whole family involved in meth and heroin
Speaker 1: and drugs. And he said, the only way I can
Speaker 1: get out of this thing volunteer for the Marine Corps.
Speaker 1: He said, if I joined the military, I want to
Speaker 1: join what he perceived is the best. After four years,
Speaker 1: he came out, then had the gi Bill, graduated from
Speaker 1: Ohio State in two years, was admitted to Yale Law School,
Speaker 1: graduate at Summa cum Loud. Out of an environment of
Speaker 1: extremely grinding poverty and drugs, goes out to San Francisco,
Speaker 1: makes his fortune there and wants to come back to Ohio.
Speaker 1: And I dare you do that? Come out of poverty
Speaker 1: when you're white? I dare you do that? To become
Speaker 1: a converted Catholic. And then one of the worst things
Speaker 1: is that Kamala Harris spends her time in the Senate
Speaker 1: but rating the Knights of Columbus. For those who don't know,
Speaker 1: the Knights of Columbus are a bunch of men who
Speaker 1: are a Catholic. They seek to protect their families and
Speaker 1: works charity to benefit the less fortunate. And she went
Speaker 1: after Catholic judges for joining the Knights of Columbus that
Speaker 1: she said was racist and sexist and has a view
Speaker 1: about women at odds with the way the American wife
Speaker 1: is today. Can you explain the attack on the Knights
Speaker 1: of Columbus for God's sakes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is literally just an attack on everything that
Speaker 4: the Church holds as moral truth. And as you rightly
Speaker 4: point out, the Knights of Columbus are a large Catholic fraternity.
Speaker 4: There's a bunch of men, they get together after meetings,
Speaker 4: they have a couple of beers. They raise money for charity.
Speaker 4: You see them outside of churches all the time doing
Speaker 4: some sort of fundraiser to help needy families, soup kitchen drives,
Speaker 4: all those good things that any American, every American really
Speaker 4: should look at me like, oh, that looks like a
Speaker 4: really good organization. Ye. But because they believe, like the
Speaker 4: Catholic Church does, and rightfully so, that life begins at conception,
Speaker 4: that marriages between a man and a woman, those things
Speaker 4: are out of step with Kamala Harris's version of America
Speaker 4: and as a result, they need to be ridiculed, mocked,
Speaker 4: and should not be allowed to hold public life, because right,
Speaker 4: this is in when she's asking these judges. It's not
Speaker 4: like she's just commenting on like, oh, I think the
Speaker 4: Knights of Columbus. What's the weird everyone's weird these days,
Speaker 4: A weird's traditional views. Yeah, everyone's weird. It's not even
Speaker 4: that they are up for confirmation during the Trump administration,
Speaker 4: up to getting a seat on the federal bench, and
Speaker 4: she is literally using their religious views against them. This
Speaker 4: is against the First Amendment. You have freedom of religion
Speaker 4: in this country, and you should be allowed to believe
Speaker 4: whatever you want as long as you're hurting anyone else,
Speaker 4: so you can have any religion you want. They happen
Speaker 4: to be Catholic, which, you know, a little biased. I
Speaker 4: think that's a good religion. But in Kamala Harris's worldview
Speaker 4: and the worldview of a lot of these woke crazies
Speaker 4: on the left, they're an existential threat to democracy. If
Speaker 4: you put them on the court, they're going to do
Speaker 4: bad things. And you're just saying, essentially to every single
Speaker 4: Catholic in this country, you should not have any place
Speaker 4: in public life because your views are out of step
Speaker 4: with our woke views.
Speaker 1: Now, lastly, the Last Supper controversy, the Olympic Committee in
Speaker 1: Paris has finally said, okay, we shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 1: First of all, they lied about it said had to
Speaker 1: do with some goddess of wine or pleasure, and it
Speaker 1: was a depiction of Michael Angelo's fresco about the Last
Speaker 1: Supper where the Christ, the night before he gave his life,
Speaker 1: said that you know one of you is it's going
Speaker 1: to turn me in, and then he did the bread
Speaker 1: and the wine, et cetera. It's a wonderful it's a
Speaker 1: wonderful story, and it's a wonderful reflective in the Gospel
Speaker 1: of the sacrifice. And they wanted to picture that as
Speaker 1: a drag queen, as the Christ having sexual feelings towards
Speaker 1: Saint Peter and Thomas Back, the president an International Olympic
Speaker 1: Committee and others as jolly character said well, that wasn't
Speaker 1: our intention. Now they say, well, it was kind of
Speaker 1: our intention. They spent eighty to ninety million dollars doing this.
Speaker 1: It was a terrible opening stererem What would like to
Speaker 1: see the closing Olympic ceremony be Are they going to
Speaker 1: have to change it to quit mocking Christianity?
Speaker 4: Oh? Absolutely, This was over the line to begin with.
Speaker 4: They had a naked smurf, They had a child featured
Speaker 4: up there with the drag queens. During the last Supper.
Speaker 4: They had some bearded man dressed as a woman dancing around.
Speaker 4: It was a perverse NBC. The Olympics assaulted our eyeballs,
Speaker 4: assaulted our sensibilities with that nonsense, and there needs to
Speaker 4: be serious changes. That's why the Catholic League dot org
Speaker 4: our website Catholic League dot org. You will find a
Speaker 4: list of the sponsors. We're going after the sponsors to
Speaker 4: email them, tell them to stop supporting this madness. And
Speaker 4: we want to see this jolly character who was the
Speaker 4: artistic director, we want to see him off the closing ceremonies.
Speaker 4: We've got contact information for Thomas Bok, the president of
Speaker 4: the International Olympics Committee. We got some contacts for people
Speaker 4: at the US Olympic Committee. Tell them we want this
Speaker 4: guy off because you can't trust them. They he set
Speaker 4: out to offend Christians. Many wise about it, and now
Speaker 4: they're saying, well, you know, okay, maybe you caught us
Speaker 4: red handed. You cannot trust these people as far as
Speaker 4: you can throw them. These are the international elite, pushing
Speaker 4: their woe agenda on good, honest people the world over.
Speaker 4: I mean, I remember a time not that long ago
Speaker 4: when the Olympics were supposed to be about bringing the
Speaker 4: world together and knighting everybody. You know, all these sort
Speaker 4: of like kind of you know, little communist internationalists, hippie feelings,
Speaker 4: but okay, you know, a good sentiment. I mean, I
Speaker 4: kind of just watched the team USA to win. But yeah,
Speaker 4: But anyway, we've moved past that now and is apparently
Speaker 4: okay to give the middle digit to one of the
Speaker 4: world's largest religions, one of the world's oldest religions. That's okay.
Speaker 4: You can insult them all you want, and that is
Speaker 4: the wrong statement to be sending. And we need to
Speaker 4: take a stand here, We need to push back. And
Speaker 4: in part, you know, they think they can get away
Speaker 4: with it because well, you know, those Americans, those Christians,
Speaker 4: they'll be okay with this, they won't do anything bad. Well,
Speaker 4: let's send them a message as strong as we can
Speaker 4: to home We're not going to put up with this anymore.
Speaker 1: Catholic League dot or good stuff and fighting for the culture,
Speaker 1: fighting for the future. I can only imagine if Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris wins and she has an eight year run on
Speaker 1: top of the Biden Harris four year run, twelve years
Speaker 1: of this we can't survive. But nonetheless, once again, Michael
Speaker 1: McDonald of the Catholic League dot org. Check out all
Speaker 1: the side. It's a great one. Michael, once again, thank
Speaker 1: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Good luck
Speaker 1: and God bless America.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you, Bill, You're great American.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more if a line
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Speaker 6: Friday, they call it wild Man Day. I got the
Speaker 6: proclamation from the mayor wild Man Day. And as far
Speaker 6: as your name and Deer Park gets smart among the people,
Speaker 6: it is mind Satis couldn't spell im, you know. So
Speaker 6: I don't not worried about what Satan says. You gotta
Speaker 6: worry about himself, because if there's an ass in this
Speaker 6: town to kiss, he'll do it.
Speaker 1: Oh hello, Piet And I'm broadcasting saying we have Deer
Speaker 1: Park Royalty right now, including the f tab pure of
Speaker 1: all of Deer Park, Mayor John Donald, and is there
Speaker 1: man half tab half tab mccalli. You call you John
Speaker 1: alf tab Donald and tab.
Speaker 3: I'll take it.
Speaker 1: And wild Man Walker is here a legend and Scott's
Speaker 1: Ryan Hardware on vacation. But talk about the events this Saturday,
Speaker 1: because I know, and Friday night and Saturday everyone looks
Speaker 1: forward to the Fireman's Festival now known as the Park
Speaker 1: Days in the Park and thousands of desperate Americans come by.
Speaker 1: I think wild Man is operating the seven to eleven
Speaker 1: booth or what are you.
Speaker 3: Cart booth again?
Speaker 1: The big six six six, I don't do that. Spin
Speaker 1: the wheel, spind the wheel. Mayor, talk about what's gonna
Speaker 1: happen Friday night and Saturday.
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, Days in the Park Festival. Wh's a big
Speaker 7: money maker for the park improvements?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 7: Sending money made here? Propit's gonna be are gonna be
Speaker 7: improvements if Mark.
Speaker 8: Improvers right the Cunningham Park, yeah, Cunningham Capan, Yeah, the
Speaker 8: Cunningham Campan which.
Speaker 3: Will be right off.
Speaker 7: Restroom maybe yes, absolutely, toilet that didn't.
Speaker 3: We got to remain Saturday.
Speaker 7: We got to set junkies fireworks Saturday Night sponsored.
Speaker 1: By Deer Park. You can't beat their beat. They say
Speaker 1: you can't beat their meat. You can't beat their meat segment.
Speaker 3: Deer Park Delly at ten o'clock. Ten O'clockock, you are correct.
Speaker 3: We got the dunk tank. We're trying to get wild
Speaker 3: Man in that. That's why you were doing that. You
Speaker 3: don't have enough money.
Speaker 8: I don't do dunk tanks. You know what, if you're
Speaker 8: in that dunk tank, I'll come over it.
Speaker 9: I'm not in the speaking of Willie. You're gonna show
Speaker 9: up because I know last year we misconnected.
Speaker 3: You didn't. I was there at one point. We're you
Speaker 3: gonna show up because the funnel cake booth is there.
Speaker 1: Penny loves to wear a black top and get a
Speaker 1: sugared embossed funnel cake.
Speaker 3: I saw the bo there last night. She loves that.
Speaker 3: If you show up, I'll buy her a funnel cake
Speaker 3: on me. What time will you bet? I'll beat her
Speaker 3: six to eleven each day each day.
Speaker 1: Now, when you say wild Man that seg would kiss
Speaker 1: everys in town to what were you referring?
Speaker 3: He didn't really mean that, did you. What was I
Speaker 3: refer into what the name of name the name of
Speaker 3: player that he's.
Speaker 1: Not kissed their ass works or get tate, you're jealous?
Speaker 1: And the other thing is my name in Deer Park
Speaker 1: is mud? Is that what you said it was at
Speaker 1: one time? Because you never showed up?
Speaker 3: What about now? Man? We literally had to call you
Speaker 3: out a couple of years in a row to get
Speaker 3: you to come out there.
Speaker 1: We're coming out Juntingham Cabana named toilets after me.
Speaker 3: Now the mayor.
Speaker 9: The mayor has mentioned about the remains on Friday and
Speaker 9: then Consett Junkis on Saturday. But we've got a grand raffle,
Speaker 9: thousand dollars prize. We got we got pool tabs, we
Speaker 9: have split the pot. We got beer, beer, beer, more beer,
Speaker 9: and food, food, food and more food, carnival rides, kiddy.
Speaker 3: Games, adult games like what the adult games are? Big six? Uh?
Speaker 3: Poker or Blackjack?
Speaker 9: I think we have Blackjack, sticking the sticking in the hole,
Speaker 9: and there's a couple other new games. But I mean,
Speaker 9: this this festival will he really is what I know?
Speaker 3: I know cash.
Speaker 9: If this festival Willie, it takes a back seat to
Speaker 9: no festival in. It's just it just got bigger and
Speaker 9: bigger and bigger.
Speaker 1: Bigger and better. Named the park after Will Chamberlain. Can
Speaker 1: you tell me the history of this, because some people
Speaker 1: said on me the Cunningham Park, I thought it.
Speaker 3: Was Richard Chamberlain, No, the actor, the actor, the doctor.
Speaker 1: Did Will Chamberlain put up the money? Or what happened
Speaker 1: in Chamberlain Park? He didn't put up the points you
Speaker 1: put up in Deer Park.
Speaker 3: I know he didn't. But how come you named the
Speaker 3: park after someone who's dead? Sponsors?
Speaker 9: And I promise I would mention her name. Her name
Speaker 9: is Amy. She's our festival chairman. She does she wanted
Speaker 9: to be here today, but she's down here making sure
Speaker 9: every thing gets put in place, happening right on Saturday. Yeah,
Speaker 9: so Amy, And I know she listens. She listens all
Speaker 9: the time.
Speaker 3: Do you will.
Speaker 1: Amy's a great faith raymer Sean Willie all day. But
Speaker 1: Saturday looks great, Friday a little iffy. But they say
Speaker 1: that all the time.
Speaker 3: What do they know?
Speaker 1: They know nothing, They know nothing, they know nothing. What
Speaker 1: time does this start? Friday night?
Speaker 3: Tomorrow night? Sixthick.
Speaker 1: You'll be there, I'll be there sir, I'm gonna stop
Speaker 1: by at some point to make sure you're there. Last
Speaker 1: time he took fifty bucks toll from me, insaid, I
Speaker 1: gave you a five.
Speaker 3: Remember that what tells you didn't you really didn't complain much.
Speaker 1: That was the exchange rate. Exchange rate. Say give me
Speaker 1: some sports.
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Speaker 3: Right there smelled it out so as we came in
Speaker 3: here five.
Speaker 8: One three, five seven four oh two two two Young
Speaker 8: Pam brought down our lunch today.
Speaker 3: Love Ron's russ Man.
Speaker 1: Love that you're known as PG Donaldan Is that correct?
Speaker 1: In Deer Park? That's this is PG sitting fell he
Speaker 1: g sitting Felt House.
Speaker 3: Yes right here. Wow.
Speaker 1: A lot of money exchange hands, cash bags of cash.
Speaker 1: Believe that cash after taking two or three form the Cubbies.
Speaker 3: Those Reds have the day off to day after three
Speaker 3: come to town.
Speaker 9: You don't want to talk about last night? Huh No, yeah,
Speaker 9: that's how at after taking two or three?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: You're interrupting. Spot ain't happen.
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Speaker 3: Let's see, uh, let's see.
Speaker 8: Mason native and Sycamore grad Carson Foster is in the
Speaker 8: semi finals of the two hundred meter individual medley. In golf,
Speaker 8: Japan's head Decki Matsiyama is at eight under part He's
Speaker 8: got a two shot lead over Americans as Anders Shoffley.
Speaker 1: Can you one rolly of the golf? Can you spell Scheffler?
Speaker 1: Can you spell Shoffley? Can you spell anything?
Speaker 8: Us A rowing in the women's eight final Saturday. That
Speaker 8: course features on the US team Dayton native Molly Bergerman
Speaker 8: and also Walnut Hills grad Nina Costagna.
Speaker 3: Can you I bet that was mispronounced? No, that it was.
Speaker 8: Let's see what else we got it going on here, Oh,
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Speaker 8: to walk over across the street for their workout this
Speaker 8: afternoon at two o'clock. What about Boomer Boomers say? Oh,
Speaker 8: front row of the Olympics over here, watching some own
Speaker 8: Biles and Sony Lee battle it out for the all
Speaker 8: around gold medal. Chris Collinsworth wife Holly in the front row,
Speaker 8: sitting next to Bob Costas and Al Michaels.
Speaker 3: That's Hollywood right now? How about that? How about that
Speaker 3: front right? The words of Fat Johnny, who cares.
Speaker 8: NFL preseason begins tonight. You got money on this one.
Speaker 8: Bet Bears and Bears and Titans number one picks not
Speaker 8: even starting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what about Chase? Is this a whole?
Speaker 9: That's just a bunch of crap. He's gonna be fine.
Speaker 9: That's just people throwing stuff on the water.
Speaker 3: He said he's gonna hold out. He's not holding out.
Speaker 3: There's no way, there's no Rocky said he's holding out. Rocky.
Speaker 3: Whether the Rocky is stupid. Let me tell you something
Speaker 3: that again.
Speaker 9: You said Rocky Stocky, Jamar Chase, and Joe Burrow, they're
Speaker 9: they're tied it to him. Jamar ches is going nowhere
Speaker 9: is going. He's gonna stay right here and he'll be
Speaker 9: when the bell rings on September eighth, He'll be on
Speaker 9: the line.
Speaker 3: Why did you say Rocky boyman is stupid? By saying that,
Speaker 3: Tom Jamar Chase.
Speaker 9: He's stupid. It's gonna hold out. He's not holding out preseason.
Speaker 9: He's gonna get bags of cash.
Speaker 3: And Mike Brown already said it. Mike Brown back down.
Speaker 3: Brown already said we're gonna bend it backwards to sign him. Now.
Speaker 3: Mike Brown always backs down all the time, right seg Yeah, Yeah.
Speaker 8: Former Franklin stars agreed to a one year deal in
Speaker 8: the NBA eleven million dollars with a Memphis Grizzly. Was
Speaker 8: this Luke Cannard averaged eleven points and thirty nine games.
Speaker 3: Taught him how to shoot. He's out in Memphis, still shoot.
Speaker 8: Love this country and also Willie, We say congrats and
Speaker 8: all the best today to uh W l w T
Speaker 8: Channel five videographer Greg Ray, who is retiring after forty
Speaker 8: one years at Channel five.
Speaker 3: You shouldn't work past forty years? What I say? He
Speaker 3: is our citizen of the day, Greg Ray, Channel five.
Speaker 3: Wow me, George vogelg Ray, where segment? Will you be there?
Speaker 1: If I show up? Will you be there? Where at
Speaker 1: the pick six? Absolutely, he's going over there now.
Speaker 9: I'm in charge of the pick sick, you're in charge
Speaker 9: of them.
Speaker 3: Ran out of money?
Speaker 9: Yeah, we ran out of money last year because the
Speaker 9: stupid person that that mounted it was. You know, they've
Speaker 9: they've mounted the wheels seg on uneven ground, so when
Speaker 9: you spun the wheel, it would go this way, Okay,
Speaker 9: back this way, that would go.
Speaker 3: The other way. That's what the mafia used to do
Speaker 3: in Vegas. Yeah, yeah, what would you know about Vegas?
Speaker 3: You've been to Vegas?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. Have you been to Vegas?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 10: Me?
Speaker 1: About forty times? Forty times? He lives in the boxing
Speaker 1: He looks like Vegas.
Speaker 3: I was in Vegas.
Speaker 9: I had I had dinner with the hit king Man
Speaker 9: last time I was there. Pete, he's doing great, moving
Speaker 9: slow and doing great. He was in Cleveland this past
Speaker 9: weekend for the National Sports Card collecting a convention.
Speaker 1: If he was a woman, would you kiss him? No?
Speaker 1: Noe told me he wouldn't. No, no, no, he'd kiss
Speaker 1: his ass.
Speaker 3: I know that.
Speaker 9: Who oh yeah he did kidding me. He was always
Speaker 9: in there is kissing beat's ass.
Speaker 3: Remember the time when Pete gave us the ball by
Speaker 3: Joe Demagia. Unbelievable to give me one two, truly unbelievable.
Speaker 9: Mine's lost somewhere. I remember he reached up to one
Speaker 9: of the lockers. He said, you got one of these
Speaker 9: joys and hows And that was a great signature too.
Speaker 9: Joda Ma right on the sweet spot.
Speaker 8: Are they going to make the roof a national historical
Speaker 8: spot er?
Speaker 9: What are you talking about? You spent what not building
Speaker 9: that built? That building's gone, so it is that's that's gone.
Speaker 9: But they should they should put a marker on. I
Speaker 9: know they should. I keep thinking I'm gonna go after
Speaker 9: the gott.
Speaker 8: I think AFT have the have to have mayor over
Speaker 8: here at Historical Society. Put the afab mayor over here.
Speaker 8: A deer part should put the pressure on the city
Speaker 8: of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: Well, here's here's the thing. I'll put a marker there.
Speaker 9: Willy isn't aware of this, but there's in the works
Speaker 9: right now is a documentary about my thirty years in radio,
Speaker 9: and it's an in production right now.
Speaker 3: We've already got Willie. We've got will he already spoke.
Speaker 9: I got Pete Rose, I got Pete Rose on camera,
Speaker 9: Edy Fingers, I got Paul Lawless. I need one, I
Speaker 9: need one more name documentary say Boosias.
Speaker 3: And the documentary is about ninety seconds long.
Speaker 9: But the the guy that's been doing it, the name
Speaker 9: is Don Riley. He's been involved in filming. That's the
Speaker 9: kind of production that's said once again, Mayor John pg Donald, we.
Speaker 3: Have to release its willing after the election.
Speaker 9: I'll be I'll be watching. I want you at the
Speaker 9: screening the red carpet screening. Have decided on the run,
Speaker 9: Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Checking on the run. No, it would be a movie
Speaker 3: theater like maybe twenty century and in Oakley something like that.
Speaker 9: Possibly maybe maybe the Esquire and maybe Mary mont Say,
Speaker 9: we don't know yet.
Speaker 3: With what day the elect shag will you be there
Speaker 3: for the documentary?
Speaker 8: If I get invited, I get taped, You get tape,
Speaker 8: maryor John Donnell, if you get Boomer's number, you definitely
Speaker 8: will be invited.
Speaker 3: Well, I got Boomer's number. Do you he told me
Speaker 3: not to give.
Speaker 2: It to you.
Speaker 1: He didn't say that as he did. Me and Boomer
Speaker 1: are tight. I bet well, did you kiss his ass?
Speaker 1: Seg Yeah, John Donald once again the mayor. What are
Speaker 1: the dates he kiss trumps as a lot.
Speaker 7: Hey, we go tomorrow six to twelve, Saturday six to twelve,
Speaker 7: five works ten o'clock on Saturday, featuring the Cassette Chunkies
Speaker 7: Friday Ramains.
Speaker 3: We have beer, beer, beer, beer, beer beer.
Speaker 7: Dude, come down, grab a beer, fireworks bagworks sponsored by
Speaker 7: deer Park Dell.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be fun. Well, I'll look for you there.
Speaker 1: Willing Well is Elsie is still alive with deer Park
Speaker 1: telling I like garlic boloney, she's dead. Bay put the
Speaker 1: meat in the hole. Is that you can't beat the meat.
Speaker 1: Can't beat the Deli's meat. You can't beat the meat segment.
Speaker 1: Many people can't beat the Deli's meat.
Speaker 9: I'll tell you if you want a good if you
Speaker 9: want a good sandwich at the festival, get the Italian sausage.
Speaker 3: Pretty good stuff. That's awesome. You got some sausage and
Speaker 3: you'll get the Italian. I bet you get the Italian sausage.
Speaker 3: You're damn right all.
Speaker 1: Right segment, get me out of the stution Willian honor
Speaker 1: of the park this weekend and wild Man riture O
Speaker 1: K A P.
Speaker 8: We leave you with the immortal words of the stooge.
Speaker 3: Report with you, Bill you later.
Speaker 1: That's Governor Mike DeWine when we were sideways. We're back
Speaker 1: together now. I'm embing dinner with back Mike and the wine.
Speaker 1: You don't call him DEWEENI it's the wine. Wild Man
Speaker 1: writes yourself.
Speaker 2: Up.
Speaker 9: Oh, I forgot to tell you work at the Bard
Speaker 9: of Elections. User too, work work, work for the Board
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Speaker 1: SEVENLW by Billy Cunningham.
Speaker 3: The Great America.
Speaker 1: Of course, many great authors have come on and thinkers
Speaker 1: about the status of America today, the most consequential presidential
Speaker 1: election I think since eighteen sixty. And my guest John
Speaker 1: Anthony Hauser has a new book out, The Destruction of Liberty,
Speaker 1: Creating the American Socialist Aristocracy. And when you think about this,
Speaker 1: we now have by far the most liberal socialist ever
Speaker 1: to run for the presidency, Kamala Harris, who was picked
Speaker 1: as the most liberal member of the Senate two or
Speaker 1: three years ago, and I'm sorry about four years ago
Speaker 1: when she was running for the presidency and lost and
Speaker 1: became the vice president. And she was to the left
Speaker 1: of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren and there's not much
Speaker 1: real estate out there, but she got there. So is
Speaker 1: America self destructing? And John Hawser, welcome again to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And so can you tell us what
Speaker 1: the uh with the elevation not the election, but the
Speaker 1: selection of Kamala Harris? Is she the uh embodiment of
Speaker 1: socialism as much as they would like to implement that
Speaker 1: on the United States of America even worse than it
Speaker 1: is today.
Speaker 3: What do you think?
Speaker 5: I think? So, I think she's the embodiment of of
Speaker 5: what socialism has evolved into in this country. Let's not
Speaker 5: forget she is the quintessential DEI pick and Biden, as
Speaker 5: much as he'll deny it now and everyone on that
Speaker 5: side will try to We have the receipts, We have
Speaker 5: my tape saying I'm taking a black woman for president
Speaker 5: for vice president and that's that. And so in reality
Speaker 5: those are her only two qualifications. And so what we're
Speaker 5: what we're seeing now is the uh, the repercussions in
Speaker 5: in many areas of a de I pick because we
Speaker 5: just had a little resigned from the Secret Service, right
Speaker 5: who because she was absolute competent almost Scott Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Killed well but for the grace of God.
Speaker 1: And one of the arguments of the radical left is
Speaker 1: that quit calling her the queen of DEI.
Speaker 3: I call her.
Speaker 1: I call Kamala Harris the Queen of DEI. And that's
Speaker 1: called now a racist term. It's like using the innbomb,
Speaker 1: according to CNN. But when you use DEI diversity, equity
Speaker 1: and inclusion to select the vice president, you tell ninety
Speaker 1: four percent of the American people you're not qualified. About
Speaker 1: six percent of the American people or black females, and
Speaker 1: as far as the United States Senate or the Congress
Speaker 1: is only a very few even eligible. You exclude all
Speaker 1: other competent people. And one other thing, John, is that
Speaker 1: the same thing applied with Justice Jackson. When Joe Biden
Speaker 1: used DEI principles to select the Supreme Court justice, he
Speaker 1: excluded from the consideration. I would assume less than one
Speaker 1: percent of lawyers are black females and the excluded ninety
Speaker 1: nine percent. Isn't that exactly what he's criticizing the Republicans
Speaker 1: of doing, of saying these two picks were DEI picks.
Speaker 1: Didn't Biden himself make it a DEI pick.
Speaker 5: Biden did make it a DEI pick. And and and
Speaker 5: that's what I mean by what socialism has evolved into
Speaker 5: into in the United States. Let's not forget that throughout
Speaker 5: history there has never been a socialist regime come to
Speaker 5: power that hasn't made proclamations about social justice, economic justice,
Speaker 5: legal fairness, all the rest of that, which is just
Speaker 5: another way of saying what they considered DEI to be.
Speaker 5: We Yet, whenever these socialist regimes got into power, what
Speaker 5: did they do? I mean, the first thing they did
Speaker 5: was was removed the old aristocracy and replace it with themselves.
Speaker 5: And that's why the subtitle of my book is what
Speaker 5: it is creating the American and socialist aristocracy. They're just
Speaker 5: using the same old socialist playbook, using new terminology, and
Speaker 5: evolving it ever further into the American blend of socialism,
Speaker 5: which means that it's not about puer economics anymore. It's
Speaker 5: about race, it's about loocism. And they're using every every
Speaker 5: possible means they can think of to divide this country. No, no,
Speaker 5: which is ironic. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 1: And the other issue you bring up a great point.
Speaker 1: The other issue is this, we rely upon the news
Speaker 1: media because most of us cannot watch directly the candidates
Speaker 1: speak or write papers. We rely upon the objective, independent
Speaker 1: news media to be the cops, to be the traffic guard,
Speaker 1: to tell us what happened and why it happened. Can
Speaker 1: you and I, as Americans, John Hauser, rely upon the
Speaker 1: mainstream media to tell us the truth about Kamala Harris.
Speaker 5: Absolutely not. And I did a media post yesterday, were
Speaker 5: talking about a lot of these things at the very
Speaker 5: time when what was definately needed is objective, intelligent journalism.
Speaker 5: They are going to turn and do the exact opposite.
Speaker 5: They're going to revert to the same old tactics that
Speaker 5: they have for the last five decades, which is to
Speaker 5: try their best to tip the scales in favor of
Speaker 5: the Democratic Party. And so what you were going to
Speaker 5: see is a massive attempt to rehabilitate the reputation and
Speaker 5: political viability of Kamala Harris. And it's already underway. So
Speaker 5: what we're going to get for the next few months here,
Speaker 5: assuming they don't throw her in as the bus two
Speaker 5: if they find that she's politically unviable. Is the greatest
Speaker 5: spectacle in three political advertising that this nation has ever witnessed?
Speaker 1: Well, I would think NBC, ABC, CBS, the newspapers, PBS
Speaker 1: that we paid for these are all incinme contributions to
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party. But can you, John Haliser, can you
Speaker 1: step back? Why is that the case? Why is I
Speaker 1: would think if one of the majors so called news
Speaker 1: networks CBS, NBC, ABC or PBS, if one of them
Speaker 1: would become conservative, that would be a shock, and I
Speaker 1: guess it might be bad for business. Well, why are
Speaker 1: they so liberal? Why don't they tell us the truth?
Speaker 1: Why are they so leftists? What is the reason they.
Speaker 5: Have a stake in this too? Now? Just they're part
Speaker 5: of the the socialist establishment, if you will, people consider
Speaker 5: that to be well, it must be the elected political elead.
Speaker 5: So that's not that they're a vast, vast minority of
Speaker 5: people in that establishment. The establishment of the of the
Speaker 5: left now is made up of the legacy media, or
Speaker 5: the mainstream media as some call it. It's also the
Speaker 5: federal bureaucracy. It has also become incredibly this has taking place.
Speaker 5: It's part of the the intelligence apparatus of this country,
Speaker 5: and even corporate America has in many ways been co option.
Speaker 1: Welld and I watched Kamala Harris give a speech about
Speaker 1: four or five years ago in what she told us
Speaker 1: that equality is not the same as equity. And I'm
Speaker 1: watching this, I'm going I thought, the goal is to
Speaker 1: be an equal opportunity employer, equal opportunity, everyone gets to
Speaker 1: the starting line, whatever it takes. The urban public schools
Speaker 1: have grossly disproportioned and amounts of money paid by the
Speaker 1: taxpayer to have good results. Equality means that everyone is
Speaker 1: going to be equal starting Equity means at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, we're going to through equity use reparations,
Speaker 1: which she supports. Kamala Harris is a great advocate of
Speaker 1: reparations in order to pay individuals money based upon their
Speaker 1: skin color. And so equality is not the same as equity,
Speaker 1: and we understand that to be the case. And thirdly,
Speaker 1: here John Hawser, you have a great segment on the
Speaker 1: administrative state. By that I mean all the alphabet soup agencies,
Speaker 1: the EPA, the FBI, the CIA, the FTC, the FBEC,
Speaker 1: the FCC and all these other agencies, they're overwhelmingly democrat
Speaker 1: to the left, and so they put their thumbs on
Speaker 1: the scale to make sure in this case Joe Biden
Speaker 1: or Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris will win the presidency. They
Speaker 1: do all that in order to have a defined result.
Speaker 1: Until the administrative state is reined in, not much is
Speaker 1: going to change. And so when the FBI goes to
Speaker 1: AFFISA courts and file illegal wrongful perjuris affidavits to get
Speaker 1: Warrens to snoop on Donald Trump, when the CIA releases
Speaker 1: information about this so called Steele dossier that was false,
Speaker 1: and when the entire FBI, the top of the FBI,
Speaker 1: the Secret Service, are left wing extremists, it kind of
Speaker 1: tells me going into the deal that we're in trouble
Speaker 1: and the only person that would rein in the administrative
Speaker 1: state would be Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: It would not be Kamala Harris. Correct. They want to
Speaker 3: use the.
Speaker 1: Administrative state and the second tier of justice to go
Speaker 1: after him. Explain a part of your book deals with
Speaker 1: the second with a different tier of justice for Republicans
Speaker 1: and Trump.
Speaker 3: Explain that place.
Speaker 5: Well, Yes, part of the book is about the using
Speaker 5: the justice apparatus of this country to persecute your political rivals.
Speaker 5: And I also write a piece on why Donald Trump
Speaker 5: is the particular targets. Now they will tell you what's
Speaker 5: because of this, and that his personality is. But the
Speaker 5: fundamental reason they absolutely hate Donald Trump and they're obsessed
Speaker 5: with Donald Trump is because he's one of the few
Speaker 5: people who's actually come out and said I will drain
Speaker 5: the swamp and actually mean it. And they know that
Speaker 5: he is an existential threat to the little fiefstom that
Speaker 5: they have built for themselves, and so he has got
Speaker 5: to be stopped at all costs. And I would argue
Speaker 5: this that what we might have seen two weeks ago
Speaker 5: is then going to the next extreme because they have
Speaker 5: used everything they can, including the legal system, and it
Speaker 5: and poll show it has not worked. And so what
Speaker 5: is the next logical step. If you look at socialist
Speaker 5: regimes throughout history, they have all weaponized the justice system
Speaker 5: against their political opponents. And when it didn't work, what
Speaker 5: did they do?
Speaker 3: They killed them.
Speaker 5: They killed them exactly. So we're watching the playbook Nothing
Speaker 5: New year. But the left has become expert at using
Speaker 5: semantics because when they say the word equity. They realized
Speaker 5: that ninety five percent of the public who's not really
Speaker 5: taken a close heard look at it, they say, well,
Speaker 5: that's equality, that's the same thing. They do not mean
Speaker 5: the same thing.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 1: In fact that before Biden left office, about a week ago,
Speaker 1: there was a poll done by the AP and it
Speaker 1: said this, if an American solely or mainly get their
Speaker 1: news from the mainstream media, it was fifty five percent
Speaker 1: for Biden and twenty five percent for Trump. And so
Speaker 1: if you simply watch the evening newscast, watch the View,
Speaker 1: watch the morning morning shows, if you simply listen to
Speaker 1: the late night comics, and on Sunday morning listen to
Speaker 1: the news shows, that is about ninety percent against Trump
Speaker 1: in favor of Biden, and now it's going to be
Speaker 1: in favor of Kamala Harris. And sadly, most Americans get
Speaker 1: a lot of their news from ABCNBC and CBS. At
Speaker 1: six o'clock on a bad night, those three networks have
Speaker 1: about twenty million viewers, and the morning shows, all of
Speaker 1: which are left wing, they have about five million viewers.
Speaker 1: The View has about one million viewers, and Late night
Speaker 1: Comics have about seven million. Add that up there's about
Speaker 1: twenty five to thirty million Americans that don't read a
Speaker 1: lot of things on line. They don't read contrary arguments.
Speaker 1: They watch the mainstream media, and they listen to PBS,
Speaker 1: which is fully socialist and left wing, and so they're
Speaker 1: they're producing marching Marxists all over America to vote in
Speaker 1: a certain fashion. And so it takes individual Americans to
Speaker 1: reach beyond the CBS Evening News or the view and
Speaker 1: seek other viewpoints. Are you confident that will happen by
Speaker 1: November the.
Speaker 3: Fifth or not?
Speaker 5: Well, it's not going to stop. I am. I am confident,
Speaker 5: I really am that enough of America now sees through
Speaker 5: this and we can somehow motivate fifty percent of the
Speaker 5: population to get out there and vote common sense and
Speaker 5: not do what the media is so desperate to do,
Speaker 5: which is, don't compare records here, do not compare the
Speaker 5: Trump presidency with the Biden presidency. Don't we don't want
Speaker 5: to talk about policy. This is strictly about the personality
Speaker 5: of one man, Donald Trump, and they have they have
Speaker 5: tried to ride that train the entire time. But but
Speaker 5: they're gonna They're gonna go further. I think there's an
Speaker 5: incredible metamorphosis that's happened in the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 5: and its centers around, of all things, the border crisis.
Speaker 5: You know, the one thing that we've were now hearing
Speaker 5: from the mainstream media is that oh, no, no, no,
Speaker 5: Uhamala Harris was never the borders are that was never
Speaker 5: the case. Never and and but you know what, that's
Speaker 5: a tacit admission of that the border is absolutely a
Speaker 5: disaster and they've got to get her shielded from it now.
Speaker 5: So the metamorphosis that's going on is that for three
Speaker 5: years of this of this administration, the biggest disaster on
Speaker 5: their hands are one of the biggest disaster on her
Speaker 5: and they decided to hang on around Kamala Harris's neck.
Speaker 5: But now now that they need her, since Joe Biden's
Speaker 5: mental uh acuity is is comp and that's been exposed,
Speaker 5: well now we need her. So we've got to get
Speaker 5: that reversed. And I think what you may see in
Speaker 5: the next few months is Kamala Harris remains still their
Speaker 5: horse in this race, is that they're gonna they may
Speaker 5: end up trying to hang that around Biden because he's
Speaker 5: a dispensable one now.
Speaker 1: It'll be interesting as the campaign unfolds in October, and
Speaker 1: that's when the rubber hits the road. That all this
Speaker 1: information and I can imagine only the crime, the fent
Speaker 1: and ol, the deaths, and God forbid, a terrible terrorist
Speaker 1: act that came across the southern border, like nine to
Speaker 1: eleven for example. Strikes that there will be a full
Speaker 1: scale effort to separate Kamala Harris from Joe Biden's border policies.
Speaker 1: All the reports at the time said she was in
Speaker 1: charge of the southern border, she was in charge of
Speaker 1: finding the root causes of it. She was in charge
Speaker 1: of meeting with Mexico and the three nations in Central America,
Speaker 1: and it was an abject failure. She went there one time,
Speaker 1: never met with those in control of the southern border
Speaker 1: from the border patrol agent, never met with him. She
Speaker 1: flew over the top of the border a few times.
Speaker 1: She counts that she and if all hell breaks loose,
Speaker 1: John Holser, She's going to try in a way to
Speaker 1: separate from Joe Biden and see how She'll be tough
Speaker 1: on the southern border. She'll be in favor of law enforcement,
Speaker 1: She'll be in favor of energy independence, It'll all be
Speaker 1: alive because this socialist known as Kamala Harris, the one
Speaker 1: in favor of reparations, is going to be her true
Speaker 1: colors will be shown once she gets into office. And
Speaker 1: if she gets in office as a president, believing she
Speaker 1: is a mandate. May God have mercy on us, because
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris will not well. Once again, I want to
Speaker 1: thank you for our calling in.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: The name of the book once again is Destruction of Liberty.
Speaker 1: That's the name of the book, Destruction of Liberty. And
Speaker 1: John Howser once again, thank you for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And John keep hope alive.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it. Can I add one last thing?
Speaker 3: Sure you'd like to read.
Speaker 5: More about the book, please go to my website A
Speaker 5: Houser That's spilled h a U s e er dot com.
Speaker 1: Destruction of Liberty is the book. And John, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. God bless you and God bless America.
Speaker 5: Thank you, John, thank you for having me. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more if a line becomes available. Eight
Speaker 1: sixty six six four seven seven three three seven. Bill
Speaker 1: cunning in the Great American with you every Sunday night.
Speaker 10: In the next two weeks, the happy talk is going
Speaker 10: to have to stop because someone's gonna sit her down
Speaker 10: and say, let's talk inflation, let's talk border let's talk
Speaker 10: policy on energy, let's talk policy on foreign affairs. And
Speaker 10: if she doesn't deliver on that with the new vision
Speaker 10: towards the center, the guy that said I wish we'd
Speaker 10: run a process.
Speaker 5: Is going to be right.
Speaker 10: If she wants to win, she's got to go to
Speaker 10: the center. But she's got to have some ideas on
Speaker 10: how to run the country.
Speaker 5: Oh hello, hello, biet and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 3: Irocki.
Speaker 1: First you must answer the charges of vilad Man Walker
Speaker 1: that you're a stupid about Jamar Chase.
Speaker 3: I heard, you know, not thinking about Jamar Chase.
Speaker 1: The last year at LSU, Jamar Chase didn't want to
Speaker 1: play because Burrow was done, but justin Jefferson played, so
Speaker 1: he counted and he said, I'm not going to play.
Speaker 1: And I thought that was a stupid decision by Jamat
Speaker 1: but he stuck those guns. Now, wild Man says, you're
Speaker 1: stupid for saying that somehow Jamar Chase will sit out
Speaker 1: or want to renegotiate.
Speaker 11: What do you say, First of all, I did not
Speaker 11: say he is guaranteed he's going to sit out. I
Speaker 11: simply made the, in my opinion, factual statement that this
Speaker 11: is a thing. Him sitting out right now is not Okay,
Speaker 11: it's not a big deal.
Speaker 3: It is a big deal.
Speaker 11: You gotta work on timing, you gotta work on routes,
Speaker 11: you gotta work on all this sort of stuff. So
Speaker 11: every day he sits out is not good for this team.
Speaker 11: Now he thinks he has a gun to the Bengals
Speaker 11: head because look, you guys paid t Higgins, you gave
Speaker 11: him franchise tag. You're clearly exhibiting you think this is
Speaker 11: the year. Well guess what. It could be the year.
Speaker 11: But it ain't gonna be the year unless I'm on
Speaker 11: the team. And I'm not on the team unless you
Speaker 11: pay me. So that's that's the bluff he's playing here
Speaker 11: right now. Mike Brown has noted for back and down right. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 11: his whole life fold. Mike said, okay, you win, I'm folding.
Speaker 11: Has that ever happened with this nearly ninety year old man.
Speaker 11: I can't recall sege you recall when?
Speaker 3: That's all I gotta say.
Speaker 5: Brother.
Speaker 11: Now, Secondly, I like the wild man he's part of
Speaker 11: my youth. I bought his book. I support him.
Speaker 1: I still love the wild Man, no matter what he
Speaker 1: says about you or what He's gonna get a Netflix
Speaker 1: show and I was like a documentary. I said, it
Speaker 1: is ninety seconds long, it'll be playing. That will more
Speaker 1: than fill.
Speaker 11: Up the time Eddie, I know is if not revealing
Speaker 11: too much information. Eddie was interviewed and he's gonna be
Speaker 11: a part of the documentary. Me too, You are okay,
Speaker 11: seg have you been asked?
Speaker 3: No? May I ask why?
Speaker 8: I have no idea. Only worked with him for thirty years.
Speaker 8: That's okay, he said. The documentary may be picked up
Speaker 8: by Netflix, and maybe I'll get get him to interview
Speaker 8: on mine.
Speaker 3: Wild might will be about five hours long.
Speaker 11: You should write a book, say, of all the things
Speaker 11: you've seen, I'm going to talk to you.
Speaker 3: Shit.
Speaker 8: Jason Williams is going to write it. I'll support your books.
Speaker 8: I'll buy It'll be a comedy. Yeah, sure, So do
Speaker 8: you want to respond to the wild Man that you're
Speaker 8: stupid or not?
Speaker 11: And we were back in back, I know you were.
Speaker 11: I have no ill will towards the wild Man. It's
Speaker 11: part of my childhood. So long with God blessing.
Speaker 1: Wish him well, wish well it looks good though it
Speaker 1: looks good. He's aging well and everything looks looks good.
Speaker 1: Good sake, give me some sports.
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Speaker 3: Exactly what goes in him? They're not in him?
Speaker 1: It's what they're gonna talk into a documentary on you
Speaker 1: only The wild Man's Life ninety second documentary Early the
Speaker 1: Women's All Around Gymnastics the Gold Medal.
Speaker 3: You better turn your you know NBC put this out.
Speaker 8: So Simone Biles is the gold medalist, the oldest women's
Speaker 8: gym Gymnastic Champs its nineteen seventy two. At age twenty seven.
Speaker 8: Some owned Biles gets the gold. Sunny Lee of the
Speaker 8: United States gets the bronze, and she'll be here November
Speaker 8: the second. Are you ready for that, Simon Biles, Yes,
Speaker 8: Northern and she'll be here in the studio and Northern
Speaker 8: Kentucky Convention Center. It's the gold, whatever the hell it.
Speaker 1: Is, and she'll be dancing around am Games. I'nmoch sure
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Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 8: Zach Taylor says today that the preseason game Week one
Speaker 8: against the Tampa Bay Rays one week from this Saturday.
Speaker 3: Bucks.
Speaker 8: But yes, Bucks, the race, the race took it. I
Speaker 8: play them too, playing both of the starters. If everything
Speaker 8: goes well, that's the game the starters will play, including
Speaker 8: so Joe Burrow will be starting at pay Course Stadium
Speaker 8: in a week. Jamar Chase, who knows not at practice today,
Speaker 8: is still according to the plan.
Speaker 3: What's the plan? At some point? What's the plan do
Speaker 3: you guys agree with?
Speaker 11: At some point, does Zach Taylor need to publicly start
Speaker 11: putting some pressure on him, say, look, hey, I appreciate
Speaker 11: what Jamar Chase is all about. He's always been a
Speaker 11: top notch guy, and we're gonna work towards trying to
Speaker 11: get a deal done for him. But in the meantime,
Speaker 11: we got a really good team here, a lot of
Speaker 11: people that have put a lot into this, and we
Speaker 11: really expect him two years shy of when he's actually
Speaker 11: due a.
Speaker 3: Contract, to show up and play football. Aren't both to
Speaker 3: do that? Yes, both sides are right.
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase could take a step and have eighty million
Speaker 1: become zero, so I get that. On the other hand,
Speaker 1: Mike Brown has two more years before it's crunched on
Speaker 1: and who knows the next two years what the world's.
Speaker 3: Gonna look like in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: So Mike Brown is right and Jamar Chase is right right,
Speaker 1: because an athlete has a little bit of time, he
Speaker 1: could make thirty five million a year or be worth nothing.
Speaker 3: And he's rich but not really.
Speaker 11: But I'll tell you what though, if he would, I mean,
Speaker 11: what's the death scenario is that he just sits out
Speaker 11: the whole year he did his senior year. I mean,
Speaker 11: that would destroy every single ounce of goodwill he has
Speaker 11: ever created. He will be a prior for I don't
Speaker 11: care where he goes to the rest of his career.
Speaker 3: He can't do that.
Speaker 11: So unless he's willing to go that far, and I
Speaker 11: suggest he shouldn't, I think he should come back and
Speaker 11: start playing football at SOUS.
Speaker 1: You're making four million dollars this year with the bonus, right,
Speaker 1: got three point six million on Thursday plus a million dollars.
Speaker 1: So he's rich, but he's tanked that rich like justin
Speaker 1: Jefferson rich. He needs the he needs the check. He
Speaker 1: didn't want to risk it rock. Would you risk it
Speaker 1: if that was you?
Speaker 3: Every day's a risk. Would you go out there and
Speaker 3: risk it all, that's for sure.
Speaker 11: I would I you're right, everybody's both parties are right,
Speaker 11: But I think the Bengals are more right, and I
Speaker 11: think he should play.
Speaker 1: Got two more years and we'll see in two years.
Speaker 1: What if they win one or two Super Bowls in
Speaker 1: those two years and now he comes up?
Speaker 3: Now, what better get a student loan for the Bengal
Speaker 3: Would anybody be be sad about having to pay?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 11: If the Bengals win two Super Bowls, I deserve fifty
Speaker 11: million dollars a year.
Speaker 3: Pay it? Who cares? You get it?
Speaker 6: Do it?
Speaker 1: And if Joe Burrow does that, if he wins two
Speaker 1: super Bowls, is he the greatest athlete in this town?
Speaker 11: He will overtake Pete Rose in my opinion, as the
Speaker 11: favorite athlete of the Tri State of all time in
Speaker 11: the last fifty I was young, but I remember how
Speaker 11: enormous Pete Rose. And he's still at the top. So
Speaker 11: I know, you gotta win championships at the top of.
Speaker 1: The twenty bench. Joe Morgan, he's still rachen fifty years later.
Speaker 1: We still talk about it. But if they didn't win,
Speaker 1: you know, if Tony Perez not hit that home run
Speaker 1: against the socks, none of this would be happening.
Speaker 8: I remember that seg were you there? That was in Boston?
Speaker 8: I know wild Man was there. Yeah, why weren't you there?
Speaker 8: I have no idea? Go ahead, why weren't you there?
Speaker 8: Still can't go anywhere any I don't go anywhere now.
Speaker 8: I don't like to I don't like people don't like
Speaker 8: to travel. Soccer FC Cincinnati opens a League's Cup action
Speaker 8: tonight at TQL Stadium seven thirty on ESPN and then
Speaker 8: ESPN fifteen thirty pre season. The National Football League opens
Speaker 8: tonight Canton Hall of Fame Game. Do you ever play
Speaker 8: in a Hall of Fame game?
Speaker 3: I did not? Thank God, nobody nobody wears and Titans
Speaker 3: William nobody's playing play.
Speaker 11: They should give him five snaps in that thing. Come on,
Speaker 11: run around a little bit, sell the product and the
Speaker 11: Reds have the day off today.
Speaker 8: They welcome into San Francisco Giants tomorrow night to the
Speaker 8: Big Ballpark downtown, and.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens off today. We'll see about the
Speaker 1: Red Legs, a little bit of problems. We'll see what occurs,
Speaker 1: See what happens rock, what's on the big show. We
Speaker 1: got some own biles Is. They're all around champion people.
Speaker 1: I watched the do those flips.
Speaker 11: It's unbelievable that they showed a height and she's like,
Speaker 11: like just shy of twelve feet in the air. I
Speaker 11: know there's a little spring to that, to that man
Speaker 11: or whatever, but she's it was eleven point eight feet
Speaker 11: in the air and she.
Speaker 3: Dates an NFL player, right, do you know, Mary Jonathan Owens.
Speaker 3: I believe Mary, Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a it's unbelievable.
Speaker 8: And sitting in the front row and Paris at that event,
Speaker 8: Bob Costas, Al Michaels and the Collinsworths.
Speaker 1: How does he get those? He says, you're kissing ass?
Speaker 1: Is there an ass in this town? You've not kissed?
Speaker 1: Go ahead, rock what do you got?
Speaker 3: On the big show?
Speaker 11: Right out of the gate, we have a U c
Speaker 11: of it too, mister Many and that we have a
Speaker 11: guest coming on. I going to talk about how hard
Speaker 11: it is for folks to retire anymore with how expensive
Speaker 11: everything is.
Speaker 3: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: You get to be seventy, you should stop, exactly, you
Speaker 1: just turn it in, right, I agree.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So we got an expert. We got our health guy, PJ.
Speaker 11: Street at four o'clock. I'm sure we'll talk about some
Speaker 11: Olympics during the course of the show there it is
Speaker 11: maybe the man beating up the woman in the Olympics.
Speaker 3: So what's up? What's going on? Empty?
Speaker 7: Second?
Speaker 3: Why why?
Speaker 11: First of all, why is Trump not pounced on that issue?
Speaker 11: Say he's arguing back and for he's commonlin Indian issue.
Speaker 11: But who cares pounce on that?
Speaker 10: That?
Speaker 3: I told you, yes, say that is the issue.
Speaker 11: That is the issue where that that Republicans have the
Speaker 11: Democrats by the short and curly's on because that one
Speaker 11: should it should not happen, and no one should be
Speaker 11: okay with that, especially women, especially white women, are going
Speaker 11: to vote Democrats. You got to make that case of
Speaker 11: that administration is going to allow your daughter to get
Speaker 11: beat up and possibly killed. That administration is going to
Speaker 11: do everything you can to stop it. You see the
Speaker 11: video that pounce on it.
Speaker 8: That what that other guy or whatever it saying it's
Speaker 8: git her like maybe twice and then she said, and.
Speaker 11: That's out of the ring, And she said, that's it.
Speaker 11: Dad died like less than a week before the match.
Speaker 11: You know, trained her whole life. You're going to go
Speaker 11: in I mean that is how you can look at
Speaker 11: that and ignore it. It just angers me. That is
Speaker 11: the issue. That's the issue. Olympic Committee. Well, today it
Speaker 11: goes into effect this administration, the Biden administration's rewrite of
Speaker 11: Title nine that allows I identification, that goes into effect
Speaker 11: literally today.
Speaker 1: I mean ironically, Harry said it last night that Title
Speaker 1: nine includes gender identity hammer that is, as a woman
Speaker 1: and you're a man.
Speaker 3: That's okay.
Speaker 11: Say all you moms out there, are you okay with
Speaker 11: your daughter not just getting her scholarship stolen?
Speaker 3: But you know she worked hard or rear end.
Speaker 11: Office and she would get a scholarship to you know,
Speaker 11: North Carolina, but instead they're going to give it to
Speaker 11: a boy you can play better. Not just that, but
Speaker 11: at what point is she going to get injured like
Speaker 11: that poor boxer? Did you raging Trump? They got to
Speaker 11: actually I should work for that administra. They need to
Speaker 11: go on that about this other stuff, on this other stuff.
Speaker 11: The other one to hit him on is the the
Speaker 11: plea deal done h for the the three terrorist shake.
Speaker 3: Yeah said, okay, it's enough.
Speaker 11: He should come out and say, you know what, I'm
Speaker 11: gonna renig on that deal. I'm gonna send a missile
Speaker 11: into one of their houses. Allah, what the IDEF did
Speaker 11: a couple of days ago?
Speaker 8: How about the the Hamas thing and Teyrn, Yeah, that
Speaker 8: bomb was placed there two months ago. That I mean
Speaker 8: you talking about intelligence and some dudes they went in
Speaker 8: there and put that bomb in that room. I guess
Speaker 8: they figured that's where that guy's gonna be and they
Speaker 8: let it. They let it off remotely. You don't mess
Speaker 8: with whoever did it. Don't mess with the Jews. I
Speaker 8: love that you do it and do it, but no, No.
Speaker 8: Title nine includes gen your identity. Can you identify as
Speaker 8: a woman to start playing uh uh? Weightlifting?
Speaker 3: Should I identify as a woman playing college sports? Right,
Speaker 3: let's go play golf. Let's hit him up.
Speaker 1: What forget about Indian American Jamaican American black matter.
Speaker 3: I don't care to lose that battle, knowing when one
Speaker 3: cares about that.
Speaker 11: But the meeting is absolutely big, and they're you're you're
Speaker 11: able to pull some people over on that one.
Speaker 3: Playing the race card, right, they troop Trump and playing
Speaker 3: the way Kevin Litter is wrong.
Speaker 11: They are she is never going to be asked a
Speaker 11: hard question about They're going to keep her in the basement,
Speaker 11: just like they did with Biden.
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty. It's up to I can't take well
Speaker 3: to identify her. You got me all pissed off.
Speaker 8: Now I'm thinking you're gonna go with us if they
Speaker 8: if she wins Domatic Ascar to raise, let's go if
Speaker 8: she wins. If this guy can't beat her, oh it's
Speaker 8: done that Republican Party.
Speaker 3: No one can win. I can't win.
Speaker 11: Don't tell me anybody else would beat her either. He's
Speaker 11: the best chance. And if he can't do it, that's over.
Speaker 11: No one can possible. The pendulum has swung too far.
Speaker 11: It's over.
Speaker 3: Feelings are more important than facts. Segment.
Speaker 1: If you identify as a woman, I still don't want
Speaker 1: to kiss you.
Speaker 3: Get me out.
Speaker 8: Report Willie and Honor of a possible stormy day here
Speaker 8: in the tri State and Simone Biles as the gold
Speaker 8: medalists best ever. We leave you with the immortal Birds
Speaker 8: of the.
Speaker 12: Stud Donald Trump, on the other hand, has been talking
Speaker 12: a big game about securing our border, but he does
Speaker 12: not walk the walk, or, as my friend Quavo would say,
Speaker 12: he does not walk it like he.
Speaker 2: Talks to.
Speaker 3: Who's playing the race card?
Speaker 1: Trump is responding to the Democrats always playing the race card.
Speaker 1: National Association of Black Journalists. I dare you to talk
Speaker 1: about that in a racial context, d Ei, what do
Speaker 1: you mean I want a black vice president? I dare
Speaker 1: you to point that out. It's your problem. Rock, You're
Speaker 1: playing the race card, and when will you stop? Wildman
Speaker 1: says you're stupid. Yeah, on seven hundred WLW