Speaker 1: Bill cunning into the Great America Walk On this Friday
Speaker 1: afternoon of the tri State, of course, Reds Baseball kicks
Speaker 1: off with lance about six oh five. The Reds need
Speaker 1: some wins, kind of like a pitpull needs a port chuck.
Speaker 1: The Reds needed badly. There are some people betting the
Speaker 1: Reds win more than four games in a month of June.
Speaker 1: I say no. In fact, I say hell no. I
Speaker 1: sense glory that lies ahead. But nonetheless, with the Elon
Speaker 1: Musk versus Donald Trump feud brewing big time, there was
Speaker 1: one report earlier this morning there was going to be
Speaker 1: a powwow, and now that the Trumpster says no pow wow.
Speaker 1: So we continue to follow that, but without objection. The
Speaker 1: greatest success that the Donald has had is on the
Speaker 1: southern border. You might recall, for a long time, for
Speaker 1: a couple of years, the Democrats were saying, we need
Speaker 1: new laws, we need billions, and the number was twenty
Speaker 1: billion dollars extra on the southern border. We need detention centers,
Speaker 1: We need more administrative judges, need more lawyers, more due process.
Speaker 1: Otherwise the border will continue to be and collapse. We
Speaker 1: elect the president, all of a sudden, there's a trickle
Speaker 1: coming across, and now we don't have the problem we
Speaker 1: once had. The Democrats want an increase spending quite a
Speaker 1: bit to get it done. And the one person from
Speaker 1: News Nation that's been there every day, every week, every month,
Speaker 1: every year for a long time was Ali Bradley. And
Speaker 1: Ali Bradley welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: first of all, Ali, where does life find you this
Speaker 1: Friday afternoon? Where are you now physically if anywhere?
Speaker 2: Hey, Bill, thanks for having me. I'm just outside of
Speaker 2: McCallen in the Rio Grand Valley sector, heading home to the.
Speaker 3: Del Rio sector where I live.
Speaker 2: So yeah, spend a lot of time done at the border,
Speaker 2: and I do got to make a correction here at
Speaker 2: the gate, Bill, because you said that the Democrats wanted
Speaker 2: more detention facilities. That is not true. They wanted more
Speaker 2: processing facilities. They weren't trying to detain people. Remember, they
Speaker 2: were trying to process more individuals into the United States.
Speaker 2: So that's a little bit different right now that Trump
Speaker 2: administration does want more space for detention, So that's a
Speaker 2: little bit different from this administration versus the last one.
Speaker 2: But you talk about that trickle, we've seen a ninety
Speaker 2: five plus percent decrease. I will say this, we got
Speaker 2: the May numbers which are up slightly over April by
Speaker 2: about four hundred for the entire month, now still historically
Speaker 2: low for May. I don't want it to get twisted
Speaker 2: that I'm calling out the Trump administration for the numbers
Speaker 2: going up. But when they want zero border crossings in
Speaker 2: full operational control and the numbers go up, not a
Speaker 2: great look, right. You want those numbers to continue to
Speaker 2: go down. When you're surging resources and creating these national
Speaker 2: defense areas and DODA skin in the game, and there's
Speaker 2: all these three letter agencies running around the nation, you
Speaker 2: expect those numbers to continue to fall, not climb. And
Speaker 2: we did see them go up a tick from April
Speaker 2: to May. We're averaging about three hundred and eighty nine
Speaker 2: crossings a day at the border right now, so they
Speaker 2: are still seeing some issues. But again though it's important
Speaker 2: to note too, it's business as usual down here at
Speaker 2: the border. The reason why it became a news story
Speaker 2: is the border patrol, who's been around for one hundred
Speaker 2: and one years, was not able to do their job
Speaker 2: because they were tied up processing and transporting thousands of
Speaker 2: people who are self surrendering. Now they're going after the gotaways.
Speaker 2: Most of these three hundred and eighty nine visuals that
Speaker 2: are crossing every day, they're trying to evade. They're in
Speaker 2: camera from head to toe. They're hiding from law enforcement.
Speaker 2: This is the old cat and mouse game that border
Speaker 2: patrol and law enforcement are used to down here at
Speaker 2: the border. And this is exactly why they exist as.
Speaker 4: Far as that policy.
Speaker 1: And I want to dive into a bit deeper, because
Speaker 1: the Bide administration wanted processing centers in order to disperse
Speaker 1: millions around the country. Is that correct? And now that's changed.
Speaker 1: Put some meat on those bones. What was the policies,
Speaker 1: say a year or two years ago?
Speaker 2: So we talked about you know, you came out strong
Speaker 2: in here talking about how we need a new president
Speaker 2: right to fix the border. That's kind of what made
Speaker 2: the change. Not necessarily any laws, which you're right there
Speaker 2: have no new laws have been passed. Some executive action
Speaker 2: has been taken by President Trump, of course, but the
Speaker 2: reality is the big change is that they're actually enforcing
Speaker 2: Title eight with consequences. So that means if you cross
Speaker 2: over and you're not eligible for asylum, you get removed,
Speaker 2: You go through a quick process, and you're removed right now.
Speaker 2: Under Biden, the reason why they needed processing facilities is
Speaker 2: because these individuals were coming over by the thousands, not
Speaker 2: three hundred a day, thousands a day. We saw upwards
Speaker 2: of twelve thousand nationwide in a single day at the
Speaker 2: peak of the crisis. So we were seeing we were
Speaker 2: being inundated during that time. So they were processing them
Speaker 2: and they could not get them to see a judge
Speaker 2: in time because there was the sheer volume of people.
Speaker 2: So they had to process them and then turn them
Speaker 2: into the country right and so they might have a
Speaker 2: court date five to seven years out. I'm talking to
Speaker 2: a Russian draft dodger right now who's about to marry
Speaker 2: a US citizen whose court date is not until twenty
Speaker 2: twenty seven, and I met him three years ago. So
Speaker 2: you know, that's the reality of these processing facilities were
Speaker 2: what the Democrats and what the Biden administration was advocating for.
Speaker 2: We saw all these soft sided facilities pop up, these
Speaker 2: kind of makeshift facilities. Those were not capable of detaining people.
Speaker 2: Those were not detention facilities. Those were welcome facilities essentially
Speaker 2: that process people and then they turned around and they
Speaker 2: were released into the country to a transport hub and
Speaker 2: then they were free to move about the United States. Right. Well,
Speaker 2: the difference is the Trump administration wants bedspace for removal,
Speaker 2: not bed space to process. So the detention facilities are
Speaker 2: necessary and they're different. Right You have to have kind
Speaker 2: of a jail setup versus a welcome setup. Not the
Speaker 2: same thing. A facility where you're processing people is not
Speaker 2: the same setting as a facility where you're detaining and
Speaker 2: holding people. So right now, that's the struggle. They don't
Speaker 2: have the facilities to hold all the individuals they're arresting.
Speaker 2: They arrested over twenty six hundred people in a single
Speaker 2: day twice this week. So you've got to have bedspace
Speaker 2: for those individuals.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: So you have sheriffs joining in a two eighty seven
Speaker 2: G program, all these different entities across the United States
Speaker 2: jumping on board to help the Trump administration and avail
Speaker 2: their resources so that they can continue to detain and
Speaker 2: house these individuals who are up for that extradited removal. Now,
Speaker 2: removal takes time. It's not just you grab them and
Speaker 2: you put them on a bus and they're off. You
Speaker 2: have to you have to go through checks and balances.
Speaker 2: These are case by case scenarios, and so you have
Speaker 2: to have ditension facilities.
Speaker 3: That is not something that the Democrats were advocating for.
Speaker 2: They were advocating for more space to hold individuals who
Speaker 2: had crossed the border seeking asylum.
Speaker 1: Helly Bradley of News Nation, there was a story in
Speaker 1: the Washington Post a few days ago and they were
Speaker 1: perplexed as to why fent andyl related deaths are way
Speaker 1: down in the United States, And in the body of
Speaker 1: the story it talked about, well, the main reason is
Speaker 1: that fewer and fewer illegals are coming across the Southern
Speaker 1: border as mules. And secondly, the cartels have not yet
Speaker 1: changed their tactics to avoid being detected. First of all,
Speaker 1: of course, you know quite familiar with what the cartels
Speaker 1: are doing to get drugs across the Southern border. Have
Speaker 1: you sensed on the Southern border that there's less drugs
Speaker 1: coming across to begin with?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: Is just the reality? Is the easiest way to put
Speaker 2: it is, with less people crossing, less interactions with people,
Speaker 2: were going to have less drugs coming. The drugs don't
Speaker 2: float across on their own coming over on drones at
Speaker 2: some point. Probably we're probably going to be seeing more
Speaker 2: of that because we know the cartel has shifted from
Speaker 2: some of their dji Chinese thrones to French agricultural drones
Speaker 2: that can wield fifty pounds. So are we going to
Speaker 2: be seeing things like that? Probably because guess what, Congress
Speaker 2: still has not gotten an answer in over two months
Speaker 2: as to whose jurisdiction and authority it is to actually
Speaker 2: take down cartel drones that are incursions. That are incursions
Speaker 2: in the United States. Trump administration has essentially ignored the
Speaker 2: cartel drones. They have not given out a response or
Speaker 2: guidance as to who should be shooting those drones down,
Speaker 2: so nobody knows. So drugs can be coming over on
Speaker 2: drones undetected, Drugs to be coming over with individuals as
Speaker 2: god aways undetected, So there are still people that are
Speaker 2: crossing the border that are remaining undetected. Right there's going
Speaker 2: to be drugs coming in that way. Then there are
Speaker 2: the conversations about are the setanol drugs and precursors already
Speaker 2: in the United States that we're here for the last
Speaker 2: four years, so they don't need to move as much
Speaker 2: across the southern border because they were already moving into
Speaker 2: the United States when we weren't looking. So those are
Speaker 2: all conversations.
Speaker 3: Being had because the cartel didn't go for making.
Speaker 2: Billions of dollars. They're making thirteen billion dollars a year
Speaker 2: according to Congress, just moving people into the country illegally.
Speaker 2: So when you're seizing forty two million pills out of
Speaker 2: Nogallus alone in twenty twenty four, what do you think
Speaker 2: that they got through. They're a business, they operate as
Speaker 2: a profit and loss ten to twelve percent. So if
Speaker 2: we seize forty two million of their pills, they got
Speaker 2: in a lot more that we don't even know about
Speaker 2: right probably have a little cushion that they're sitting on
Speaker 2: right now, Bill, and then yeah, they're gonna pivot. It
Speaker 2: took them six months after Title forty two when we
Speaker 2: put those so called provisions in places, and they found
Speaker 2: out we weren't really enforcing Title late that they would
Speaker 2: still be able to send people across and then bam,
Speaker 2: December of twenty twenty three, record breaking month of over
Speaker 2: three hundred and two thousand encounters. So it takes the
Speaker 2: cartael time to figure out what we're doing. But again
Speaker 2: they have the high ground because they thought their drones up.
Speaker 2: Every single day. We were underneath one and I turned
Speaker 2: around and looked at DPS and I said, you guys
Speaker 2: going to take it down? And said no, we don't
Speaker 2: know who can vor to Patrol said the same thing,
Speaker 2: nobody knows who. And then God says, hey, we're down
Speaker 2: here supplementing ess so DHS can let us know what
Speaker 2: they want us to do. But DHS hasn't told us
Speaker 2: what to do. So everyone's like a spider Man meme.
Speaker 2: Everyone's pointing at each other.
Speaker 5: It's you.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to take these dropes down? Are they wielding bombs?
Speaker 3: What do they got?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: And so it's a safety issue, it's a national security issue.
Speaker 2: They're right above us. We're sitting ducks. And again the
Speaker 2: Trump administration sends out a statement to us. In the
Speaker 2: response is saying, you know, we take all national security
Speaker 2: threats seriously, and you know we're keeping America safe. Well,
Speaker 2: what's the guidance who's taking these drones down? No one
Speaker 2: right now. So Mexico's operating pretty freely.
Speaker 3: If you ask me.
Speaker 1: Well, the argument is, of course he is. President Trump
Speaker 1: has spoken directly with Claudia Shinbaum, who's the President of Mexico,
Speaker 1: and she is told the Trumpster, do not allow any
Speaker 1: of your troops and on the Mexican territory.
Speaker 4: But that's a different story.
Speaker 2: But those are drones that are making incursions. Those are
Speaker 2: on US territory though.
Speaker 1: And they can carry forty to fifty pounds. I don't
Speaker 1: know how many vatanyl tablets is forty to fifty pounds.
Speaker 1: It sounds like thousands of tablets. And you're saying that
Speaker 1: the confusion, as we said here, is so strong on
Speaker 1: the southern border as far as shooting them down, that
Speaker 1: they have dozens or hundreds of drones every day that
Speaker 1: we know about, some we don't know about. I would
Speaker 1: imagine lots of drones and Arizona and Western text has
Speaker 1: come across and no one's watching it at all, and
Speaker 1: we don't know how many drones are coming across.
Speaker 4: That's a new technology.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and during kind of the peak of the crisis,
Speaker 2: when things are really bad, there were sources that were
Speaker 2: telling me that they were seeing up boards of one
Speaker 2: hundred drone incursions in a single day in the No
Speaker 2: Gallus sector of Arizona, and so I mean, we reported
Speaker 2: that that was out there, and so you don't know
Speaker 2: who's wielding, you know, who's manning these drones, what their
Speaker 2: intentions are. What are they zooming in and getting agent
Speaker 2: information their name tags or are they getting DD information?
Speaker 2: Are they looking at our systems? What are they doing?
Speaker 2: But when you talk about how many pills fifty pounds
Speaker 2: pharmacists that I've talked to and today there's about fourteen
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty five pills and a pound depending on
Speaker 2: what it's cut with, right, that's all nuanced. But you're
Speaker 2: looking at upwards of seventy two thousand seentanol pills, you know,
Speaker 2: in a single drone drop. And so if that's the
Speaker 2: case and we can't shoot them down, what do we
Speaker 2: do there? You know? And so we're kind of sitting
Speaker 2: there holding the bag, quite literally, and nobody knows whose
Speaker 2: responsibility or even whose you know, authority it is. And
Speaker 2: I mean it probably comes down to the FAA, because
Speaker 2: the FAA controls the airspace, right And so that's the
Speaker 2: situation down here, is that Congress lan Systemani has asked
Speaker 2: May March twenty fifth, say hey, you got thirty days,
Speaker 2: give us some guidance we're in June now, and I
Speaker 2: asked them yesterday. We still did not get a single
Speaker 2: response from the White House, d D, DHS or the FAA.
Speaker 2: And so they want guidance on what to do because
Speaker 2: law enforcements down here told me to my face they
Speaker 2: cannot take those drones down. They do not have the
Speaker 2: guidance or the clarity. And so it's wild be problematic.
Speaker 2: In the White House even agreed with me yesterday, and
Speaker 2: so it is problematic. But you know, obviously we're waiting
Speaker 2: to see what kind of measures are taken and what
Speaker 2: kind of guidance is set down from the White House
Speaker 2: on that.
Speaker 1: It's been us since March. It's been two and a
Speaker 1: half months since March. You know, I would think sitting
Speaker 1: here in Cincinnati, that the President Donald Trump would give
Speaker 1: an order immediately to shoot down foreigners dropping drugs and
Speaker 1: god knows what else from drones penetrating American airspace. And
Speaker 1: almost similar to what Biden allowed, happened. A big hot
Speaker 1: air balloon from communists Red China floated across the country
Speaker 1: and Biden did nothing. This is contrary to the Trump doctrine,
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 2: I would think so, I mean it goes back to
Speaker 2: when Trump first got elected and those agents and soldiers
Speaker 2: actually took on fire from the cartel on the Mexican side,
Speaker 2: and the Trump administration actually didn't say a single thing,
Speaker 2: and agents and law enforcement down you were actually pretty
Speaker 2: frustrated that he didn't kind of go to bat for
Speaker 2: them and go after Mexico for that issue. And that
Speaker 2: was very early on. I believe that was back in February.
Speaker 2: And so there have been a lot of things down
Speaker 2: here regarding the cartel that the administration has kind of
Speaker 2: made interesting moves on, and that includes not designating the
Speaker 2: Warres in La Lenia cartel across from El Paso as
Speaker 2: terrorists organizations. That is one of the most dangerous cities
Speaker 2: on the planet. Warres as the top ten city for
Speaker 2: the last decade, the most dangerous deadliest cities the planet,
Speaker 2: Yet their cartels that are running their show are not
Speaker 2: designated as terrorists and datie Vance couldn't give us an
Speaker 2: answer on that either, said, hey, we might designate them later.
Speaker 2: And so there are lots of questions that people have
Speaker 2: when it comes to the activity and come combativeness against
Speaker 2: the cartel. What's the conversations with Mexico what behind closed
Speaker 2: doors are you know, as being said, because a lot
Speaker 2: of people are concerned that there's not enough done against
Speaker 2: the cartel right now down here.
Speaker 1: Lastly, Alie Bradley, is there a sense the cartels, which
Speaker 1: are multi multi billion dollar operations, run at least northern
Speaker 1: Mexico and maybe all of Mexico.
Speaker 2: I mean, I would say there's one hundred percent chance,
Speaker 2: but that's the case.
Speaker 3: I mean, when we.
Speaker 2: Were walking with the caravan, there were you know, twelve
Speaker 2: MS thirteen gang members in my caravan.
Speaker 3: Alone that we were down in Tapapsula. There.
Speaker 2: The cartel is present everywhere. You've got a Familia Mitchel
Speaker 2: Kana down deep south. You've got all of these different
Speaker 2: factions of the cartel. And then you have what is
Speaker 2: directly across the southern border that continues to grow. You know,
Speaker 2: you have CJND right across from where I am. You
Speaker 2: have the Cartel de Golfo, you have Sinaloa. So all
Speaker 2: of these different cartels are spreading their tentacles deeper into Mexico,
Speaker 2: and the DEA and the DJ will even talk about that,
Speaker 2: how much more powerful the cartels continue to get. Now,
Speaker 2: the issue right now is they don't have a lot
Speaker 2: of people that want to cross into the United States
Speaker 2: and give them a lot of money because they're just
Speaker 2: going to get turned back around and they have wasted
Speaker 2: their money now, right, So the cartel is spending their
Speaker 2: time right now growing and pivoting and yeah, fighting each
Speaker 2: other for smuggling routes because those routes are a lot
Speaker 2: more lucrative and valuable right now because they aren't able
Speaker 2: to move as many people or products. So when they
Speaker 2: do find a route that is not busted by law enforcement,
Speaker 2: that does not camera routes, does not have issues for them,
Speaker 2: they're going to battle over that route so that they
Speaker 2: can use it to move their people and products nefariously
Speaker 2: into the United States. So that's why they were wielding
Speaker 2: bombs on their drone. They were bombing each other, and
Speaker 2: they were stealing each other's migrants and doing all these
Speaker 2: crazy things against each other.
Speaker 3: But on the South side that has not led over.
Speaker 2: Into the United States yet, but that is certainly a
Speaker 2: factor that they need to.
Speaker 3: Make their money. That is their young guys.
Speaker 2: Right, they were making, as I said, thirteen billion dollars
Speaker 2: a year at the peak, and so do you think
Speaker 2: they just gave up and said oh we're going we're dead.
Speaker 3: We got the stock under the bag.
Speaker 2: We're all right.
Speaker 3: No, you know, so.
Speaker 2: Everybody's kind of waiting to see, not if, but when
Speaker 2: they make a move here, so we'll see what happens,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: Lastly, Ali Bradley of News Nation, it took about four
Speaker 1: years to get into this mess. It's going to take
Speaker 1: several years to get out of this mess. I saw
Speaker 1: Home and Tom Holman the other day talk about this
Speaker 1: is going to be a ten year process, and I
Speaker 1: just hope we have time before something really ugly transpires.
Speaker 1: But Ali Bradley of News Nation, you're the best of
Speaker 1: what you do. You're not out of work.
Speaker 4: Yet.
Speaker 1: I was concerned Trump would be so successful you'd have
Speaker 1: nothing negative to report on.
Speaker 4: But that's not the case.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, yeah, yeah, are you busier now than you've
Speaker 1: been or less busy?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 2: If I can be honest, and this is probably unpopular
Speaker 2: to say, my job has gotten substantially harder under the
Speaker 2: Trump administration. Because they want things to come out as
Speaker 2: they want them to come out right. They want to say,
Speaker 2: look we're doing this, Look we're doing this. Look this
Speaker 2: is what you make America great again. So if we
Speaker 2: scoop them on something, they don't like that. So right
Speaker 2: now it's very hard to get information confirmed. My sources
Speaker 2: are actually scared to leak information beause they don't want
Speaker 2: to get polygrapht. So it's actually a little bit tighter
Speaker 2: of a ship right now for me to do my job.
Speaker 2: But I am doing my best. I am, you know,
Speaker 2: kicking things around, seeing what I can find, talking to
Speaker 2: my sources, talking to law enforcement as much as I can.
Speaker 2: But access to things. I've gotten a lot more access
Speaker 2: to border patrol, which is great. The border Patrol's not
Speaker 2: seeing a lot of problems right now, right so there
Speaker 2: are different things you have to figure out. The problem
Speaker 2: is now in the interior, can't put toothpaste back in
Speaker 2: the tube. But you know, eleven million people walked across
Speaker 2: our border, and so that's the fight now is on
Speaker 2: the interior, and I'm down on the south side of things,
Speaker 2: and everything is a very close hold, and so I'm
Speaker 2: doing my best, you know. But any tips anything like that,
Speaker 2: Always appreciate it coming my way.
Speaker 1: Ali Bradley, You're the best of what you do, and
Speaker 1: thanks again for coming on The Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: Ali have a great weekend and you're a great American.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 3: God bless We'll talk soon.
Speaker 1: God Bless America. Ali Bradley of News Nation, the best
Speaker 1: there is. There's the truth, and the truth will set
Speaker 1: us all free. Bill cunning and the Great American on
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Speaker 4: Gonna hear Tom.
Speaker 1: Brenneman's voice, and he does a great job every morning.
Speaker 4: I listen every morning.
Speaker 1: Of course, nothing as much of an upgrade from Jim
Speaker 1: Scott and Mike McConnell. The three of them together, I
Speaker 1: think are the best morning process that any city has
Speaker 1: anywhere in the country of the world. To have someone
Speaker 1: like Jim Scott for about thirty years, they have someone
Speaker 1: like Mike McConnell here for about thirty five years. Then
Speaker 1: they have Tom Brenneman, by the way, started about thirty
Speaker 1: five years ago. Is the morning sports guy with Jim Scott,
Speaker 1: and now he's back and it's wonderful. And that brings
Speaker 1: up the idea which I have to talk about Patrick
Speaker 1: Herlinger a little bit, the Army veteran and Jim owner
Speaker 1: that was slaughtered in OTR and the reason that this
Speaker 1: career criminal, this murderer was out another issue. But when
Speaker 1: it comes to when it comes to radio, you know,
Speaker 1: I talked to a US senator this morning. He asked
Speaker 1: me my opinions about defunding NPR and PBS, and I
Speaker 1: said absolutely, absolutely, one hundred percent. You know, the argument
Speaker 1: that somehow public radio, which is completely unnecessary today, should
Speaker 1: be funded by the taxpayer is ridiculous. There might have
Speaker 1: been a motivation fifty some years ago when it started,
Speaker 1: but right now it's a repository depository of liberal information
Speaker 1: dispensed by liberals for liberals to liberals. Because Democrats have
Speaker 1: lost the major city newspapers, they basically don't exist anymore.
Speaker 1: They're in the process of losing cable news. The ratings
Speaker 1: on CNN, MSNBC have tanked. People can't take it anymore.
Speaker 1: And throw on top of that what's happening on colleges
Speaker 1: university campuses, in which virulent, ugly anti Semitism has root
Speaker 1: its ugly head repeatedly about the only thing left is
Speaker 1: NPR and which what VXU and GUC. They need government support,
Speaker 1: they say to exist. To me, you have the right
Speaker 1: to talk, but the government doesn't have to build you
Speaker 1: a soapbox. You have the right to a freedom of speech,
Speaker 1: but the government doesn't build you a hall to express it.
Speaker 1: And you have the right to practice your religion. But
Speaker 1: NPR one's government to build them a radio station at
Speaker 1: you're expense to do it. It's not necessary. Between talk
Speaker 1: radio and the blogs and the podcast today and the
Speaker 1: internet don't need those opinions. And the Democratic Party needs
Speaker 1: it badly because it's lost of the newspapers, they're largely
Speaker 1: out of business, lost so much of television. No one's
Speaker 1: watching the late night evening shows that view as terrible viewership,
Speaker 1: as does liberal cable news, and so the Democrats are
Speaker 1: hanging on to taxpayer funded opinions. And if it was
Speaker 1: fair and balanced, independent as it was thirty years ago,
Speaker 1: that's different. Right now, it's an outlet for the most
Speaker 1: left wing radical ideas on the political spectrum, and it
Speaker 1: should go away and fairly compete. You don't pay me,
Speaker 1: You don't pay me to listen with VXU and GUC.
Speaker 1: They get about five hundred million dollars a year in
Speaker 1: TOTO of support from the American taxpayer. As if that
Speaker 1: opinion is required, it is not required. It's liberals produced
Speaker 1: by liberals with liberals speaking to a liberal audience. In fact,
Speaker 1: the income of those listening to NPR is fifty percent
Speaker 1: higher than the average American, and the Democrats are finding
Speaker 1: to keep an outlet for their viewpoints. And I hope certainly,
Speaker 1: I told the centator that's my opinion. He's confident it's
Speaker 1: going to be defunded, which means all these demands for
Speaker 1: money much like a much like an evangelical Baptist minister
Speaker 1: in the South Jimmy Baker style. Well, what's simply increased
Speaker 1: And if you want to keep listening or watching PBS, VXU, GUC,
Speaker 1: have ad it. But the government, taxpayer me should not
Speaker 1: support someone to compete against me. I'm required to do it,
Speaker 1: and my irs tax built some of my money goes
Speaker 1: to them to build opulent studios when we have to
Speaker 1: get along with campbell, soup cans and string. So to me,
Speaker 1: it makes no difference. You have the right to listen
Speaker 1: to me or not listen to me. You choose when
Speaker 1: it comes to VXU and g UC, you support them
Speaker 1: by tax dollars instead of the listeners in viewers supporting them.
Speaker 1: And if you want to, and they're not going to
Speaker 1: go away, they'll just make more demands on their viewership
Speaker 1: and listenership to continue to have more. And if you
Speaker 1: want to do it, do it. The air waves are open.
Speaker 1: You have the right to practice your religion v XU
Speaker 1: and g UC, but you don't have the right to
Speaker 1: the government build you a church in wish to practice
Speaker 1: your religion. Too much money is being wasted at this time,
Speaker 1: and hopefully that's low hanging fruit. I've been preaching this
Speaker 1: for a long time time without success, of course, but
Speaker 1: I anticipate from the Senator something good may happen this time,
Speaker 1: that it'll be defunded, and then the liberals will cry
Speaker 1: like a stuck pig. And then if you want to keep,
Speaker 1: of course listening and watching, and some of the programs
Speaker 1: on the PBS are pretty good. Some of the ken
Speaker 1: Burn stuff, that Vietnam stuff was unbelievable with Peter Coyote,
Speaker 1: I mean, that was wonderful stuff, but it's available elsewhere.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't be forced to pay for something you don't want
Speaker 1: to listen to, or forced to pay something you want
Speaker 1: to watch. How would you feel if the American taxpayer
Speaker 1: was required to support me and that you got Tom
Speaker 1: Brenneman and Scott Sloan and Me and Eddie and Eddie
Speaker 1: and the Rock, and you got Lance and then you
Speaker 1: got Gary Jeff and then you got Red Eye. How
Speaker 1: would you feel if part of your taxes won into
Speaker 1: my pocket? Would you like that? Well, part of my
Speaker 1: taxes and your taxes go into their pocket to produce
Speaker 1: liberal talk radio, which makes no sense in today's world.
Speaker 1: Whether it's a podcast, the blog, whether it's the internet.
Speaker 1: All these other sources have information. It may made sense
Speaker 1: fifty years ago. I doubt it that it makes no
Speaker 1: sense at all today. And if the Republicans Heaveny coyones,
Speaker 1: they'll spike it once and for all.
Speaker 4: We'll see what happens.
Speaker 1: It is disgusting what happened to Patrick Herringer, army veteran
Speaker 1: and Cincinnati gim owner who was murdered in his own
Speaker 1: home a couple of days ago by a person who's
Speaker 1: now under a two point two five million dollar bond.
Speaker 1: And I went into this a little bit, but the
Speaker 1: supposed murderer, and by the way, some of the murderers
Speaker 1: close with blood was found inside Pat's home, and his
Speaker 1: fingerprints are inside the home, and the knife was left
Speaker 1: inside the home. So pretty sure we got the right guy.
Speaker 1: Thirty eight years old. I only even mentioned his name.
Speaker 1: He's a cold blood murderer who broke into a man
Speaker 1: home at four o'clock in the morning in order to
Speaker 1: rob him. And because of the physical condition of Patrick Herringer,
Speaker 1: I would imagine there was one hell of a fight
Speaker 1: inside a guy's own home, his own bedroom and living room,
Speaker 1: at four o'clock in the morning. This guy had spent
Speaker 1: years in prison committing numerous crimes before he finally got there.
Speaker 1: One Judge Megan Shanahan and Common Police Court and most
Speaker 1: recent ideations of this murderer sent him to Chillicothee for
Speaker 1: ten years. He was involved in some terrible physical assault
Speaker 1: on Fountain Square in which Judge Megan Shanahan, by the way,
Speaker 1: is one of the judges actually will send criminals to jail,
Speaker 1: and she sent him in jail for ten years. But
Speaker 1: because the parole board is dominated by listeners to NPR
Speaker 1: and listeners of VXU and GUC, they released him after
Speaker 1: about seven years for good behavior in jail. He went
Speaker 1: through some programs, etc. By the way, he's a career
Speaker 1: criminals started committing crime with the fourteen so for the
Speaker 1: last what twenty twenty four years, he's been committing crimes
Speaker 1: all over Hamlet, the county, et cetera. He's being sought
Speaker 1: now for other criminal violations. This time he's going to
Speaker 1: be kept forever. It's a felony murder. And Patrick and
Speaker 1: his wife were like urban pioneers. They put together a gym.
Speaker 1: He spent half a million dollars on a house at
Speaker 1: Brownstone right by Finley Finley Market, which during the day
Speaker 1: is a wonderful place to be. And he founded the
Speaker 1: gym about a decade ago in downtown Cincinnati with his
Speaker 1: wife of many years, Sarah as a CrossFit five to
Speaker 1: one to three, and they moved the gym across the
Speaker 1: street from the Finley Market about eight years ago. He
Speaker 1: had three hundred or so loyal members. He'd work out
Speaker 1: going there, do some weights, et cetera. And I want
Speaker 1: to speak about Patrick, not about this cold blood of
Speaker 1: filthy murderer.
Speaker 4: He served America.
Speaker 1: He was an intelligence animals for the Ohio National Guard
Speaker 1: while also commissioned as an Army R. Two see at
Speaker 1: the University of Cincinnati. He graduated from UC about eighteen
Speaker 1: years ago. Cum Loud He left Cincinnati became a high
Speaker 1: ranking officer in the US Army with deployments to Iraq
Speaker 1: and Afghanistan. Received two Bronze Start Medals, a recognition of
Speaker 1: a heroic achievement in a combat zone, as well as
Speaker 1: many other decorations. In the early twenty tens, Patrick and
Speaker 1: his wife Sarah, they met in Colorado, completed his term
Speaker 1: with the army and he moved back home and the
Speaker 1: police are investigating this, hopefully it'll be a capital murder case,
Speaker 1: felony murder. And he went to his home about four
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning with a frantic nine to one
Speaker 1: one call and he had bled out, stabbed in the neck.
Speaker 1: One hell of a fight took place, and they took
Speaker 1: Patrick Herringer to the UC Medical Center and his life
Speaker 1: could not be saved. And at this point there's a
Speaker 1: sign posted at the gym saying thank you for being
Speaker 1: such a gift to all others and building such a
Speaker 1: strong community. And his wife, shall we say, is devastated
Speaker 1: by this. And you heard earlier Brian Combs talk about
Speaker 1: the FOP guy's name is McDonald, have had him on
Speaker 1: a couple of times years ago about how the criminal
Speaker 1: justice system, especially in urban areas have failed miserably and
Speaker 1: incarcerating the right individuals and giving breaks to others who
Speaker 1: deserve it. In this case, this cold blooded murderer cut
Speaker 1: off his ankle monitor about three months ago, and no
Speaker 1: one really followed up on it, because you know, after all,
Speaker 1: he'd spent most of his life in state prison for
Speaker 1: serious offenses, and the pro board let him go and
Speaker 1: no one tracked him down in March. Now he's located
Speaker 1: and now he's going to spend the rest of his
Speaker 1: life in jail. And Patrick Herringer is dead. You want
Speaker 1: to hear Is Rowley say a damn thing about this.
Speaker 1: There will be no marches in protests, There'll be no
Speaker 1: balloon releases, which they did with Ryan Hinton, who had
Speaker 1: given an opportunity, would have murdered a couple of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: police officers and the state fops all exercised about what's happening,
Speaker 1: and they should be, because a couple of the cops
Speaker 1: that were shot in and around the Columbus area. We're
Speaker 1: out on probation slash parole, and right now we have
Speaker 1: a completed dysfunctional juvenile court system in Hamlety County. Because
Speaker 1: Judge Kerry Bloom refuses to lock up criminals, and to
Speaker 1: her credit, Megan Shanahan locked up this cold blood of
Speaker 1: murderer as long as she could for ten years and
Speaker 1: he gets out, and I know the police and so
Speaker 1: many have had it. Some lives have great value to
Speaker 1: the so called civil rights movement, and some lives have
Speaker 1: no value. And to the civil rights movement. Patrick Herringer,
Speaker 1: an army veteran and jim owner and a dutiful loyal
Speaker 1: been defending his wife from a breaking burglar at four
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning, has no value. I think the
Speaker 1: media will not cover this past today or tomorrow, just
Speaker 1: the way things are. There'll be no marches and boycotts
Speaker 1: and threats. There'll be no civil rights investigations. The collaborative
Speaker 1: will not be involved. And I'm thinking about the Cincinnati
Speaker 1: cop who was required to shoot and kill Ryan Hinton,
Speaker 1: eighteen year old because of his life and because of
Speaker 1: the record, because his life was in jeopardy. He's again
Speaker 1: a career criminal at the age of eighteen, for God's sakes,
Speaker 1: and there'll be all these investigations, and that cop is
Speaker 1: uncertain right now if he's going to be indicted for
Speaker 1: the murder of Ryan Hinton. It's been over a month.
Speaker 1: Happened on May the first. Here we are June sixth,
Speaker 1: it's been five weeks, still waiting, and I understand from
Speaker 1: the prosecutor's office they are still looking at all the evidence.
Speaker 1: So before you go to sleep tonight, say a prayer
Speaker 1: that Patrick Herringer, army veteran, Jim owner, a great guy.
Speaker 1: Never met him, but I know that kind of a person.
Speaker 1: Wanted to be an urban pioneer, to go in a
Speaker 1: tough section of town. I'll open up a business, spend
Speaker 1: a half million dollars of his own money, and to
Speaker 1: live there at the gym, and to do what good
Speaker 1: he could do. Then the criminal justice system failed him completely.
Speaker 1: And the release of this cold blooded murderer who hopefully
Speaker 1: now maybe they'll get the attention of the court system
Speaker 1: and he may spend the rest of his life in prison.
Speaker 1: Hopefully he spends the rest of his life under the prison.
Speaker 1: Let's continue after one o'clock today, I have Dave Thomas
Speaker 1: will be here. Not the owner of Wendy's who's passed
Speaker 1: on by the way, had him on two or three times.
Speaker 4: What a great guest he was.
Speaker 1: But representative Dave Thomas as a bill in Columbus to
Speaker 1: change the way the real estate property taxes are formed.
Speaker 1: And sometime either in November or May, we're going to vote,
Speaker 1: as Ohio WANs to completely eliminate the real estate tax
Speaker 1: as a matter of government collecting money. That may cause
Speaker 1: some chaos, but let's see what happens. Stay tuned for
Speaker 1: this plus later on I have on Rob Schmitt Junis,
Speaker 1: who's one of the great developers in town, talking about
Speaker 1: what's happening in Blue Ash and whether there'll be a
Speaker 1: mixed use development there with a stadium used by soccer teams,
Speaker 1: et cetera. About five thousand seat stadium appropriate size wise
Speaker 1: or not. Let's continue twelve fifty six to Home of
Speaker 1: your Reds and great Americans like Patrick and his wife Sarah.
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW, Bill Cunningham, the great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, Ohio Winds are very concerned about payments to
Speaker 1: the Browns and the Bengals. We're concerned about real estate
Speaker 1: tax relief. And this isn't just about old folks, It's
Speaker 1: about young Americans. I've had many thirty, thirty, five, forty
Speaker 1: years old saying their taxes are skyrocketing and the little
Speaker 1: town of Madeira, which is close to where I broadcast from.
Speaker 1: If you've got a five hundred thousand dollars house, you
Speaker 1: pay about twelve thousand, thirteen thousand a year and property taxes.
Speaker 1: If it's a million dollar house, you pay twenty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year. Bothering Maderia is excellent schools that is
Speaker 1: extremely expensive. But there's some in Columbus trying to instead
Speaker 1: a curse in the darkness, a lighting a candle. And
Speaker 1: one of the House Republicans in charge, of course, is
Speaker 1: Dave Thomas of the Richfield, Ohio area. He's got a
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, he's in the Jefferson area of the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio, and he's got a bill that would be
Speaker 1: landmarked legislation, if adopted, that would deliver three point five
Speaker 1: billion dollars in property tax relief to Ohio WANs across
Speaker 1: the state. Nothing's been touched for about fifty years. And
Speaker 1: David Thomas, State Rep. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, tell me what your bill would do,
Speaker 1: if anything, about the skyrocketing real estate taxes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, thank you so much for having me on. I
Speaker 6: was a former county auditor in Aashavilla County did that
Speaker 6: for six years. Why Ramfirs State representative was our property
Speaker 6: tax system said it right there, it's way out of whack.
Speaker 6: The system is broken. We've been introducing a lot of bills,
Speaker 6: working through some pretty strong policy. What the House is
Speaker 6: now proposed as our kind of overarching project is House
Speaker 6: Bill three point thirty five. It's the Property Tax Release
Speaker 6: Now Act. Big components, the big kind of overarching aspects
Speaker 6: of it though, are to, like you said, give three
Speaker 6: point five billion dollars worth of direct property tax decreases
Speaker 6: to everyone across the state in January of next year
Speaker 6: right away. And then we're looking at essentially we're moving
Speaker 6: the idea one of the big problems property taxes. We
Speaker 6: all know it's a capital gains unrealized capital gains tax,
Speaker 6: and we need to remove the idea of when your
Speaker 6: value increases, then your property tax increases by that same
Speaker 6: amount are almost close. We do that by limiting down
Speaker 6: how much schools are getting from property taxes moving forward,
Speaker 6: limiting that twenty mili floor that you made relation, and
Speaker 6: removing something called inside millage. And what this is inside
Speaker 6: millage is a portion of your tax bill that we've
Speaker 6: never voted on. It's kind of the base level on
Speaker 6: your tax bill. That ten mills or one percent of
Speaker 6: your property value is your tax rate. It's applied to
Speaker 6: your property every year, and when your value goes up,
Speaker 6: your tax bill goes up right along with it. And
Speaker 6: I know folks your listening area have had their property
Speaker 6: taxes skyrocket my home area as well, and this is
Speaker 6: a big part of that reason. Because your tax rates
Speaker 6: aren't decreasing like when you vote for a levee. Instead,
Speaker 6: your tax rates stay the same, your value goes up.
Speaker 6: And we need to essentially eliminate that idea and give
Speaker 6: the voters the full authority to be able to say
Speaker 6: I want my property taxes to go up, I want
Speaker 6: those services, or I want things to say the same
Speaker 6: and I don't want those services. That's a huge component
Speaker 6: of the bill, and moving forward, it will do wonders
Speaker 6: for homeowners across Ohio who are worried right now. They
Speaker 6: see their market value increasing and they're worried about how
Speaker 6: much more than you're saying on the property taxes.
Speaker 1: You know, if you give an Ohioan the opportunity to
Speaker 1: eliminate or curtail by direct vote property taxes. It's going
Speaker 1: to happen now you may be aware of this is
Speaker 1: working through the system right now here. We are, you know,
Speaker 1: approaching the middle of June. But in November, we may
Speaker 1: be voting to eliminate or curtail property taxes. And so
Speaker 1: might your bill be a dollar I think it's going
Speaker 1: to pass. I think sixty percent of us are going
Speaker 1: to say we can't take it anymore. But the problem
Speaker 1: is what are you substitute it with? Is it sales taxes?
Speaker 1: An income tax? And Republicans in Columbus want to have
Speaker 1: a flat tax, I think a two point seven percent
Speaker 1: of state income tax, And so what impact does the
Speaker 1: vote to reject property taxes in Toto have on your
Speaker 1: bill which wouldn't take effect until January?
Speaker 6: Right, So the bill would take effect this year with
Speaker 6: one last component, which is the Budget Commission. That's a
Speaker 6: group at the county level of three elected individuals who
Speaker 6: actually right now have no real authority. We're giving them
Speaker 6: the full authority to decrease tax rates, to freeze RIP
Speaker 6: is coming in to review budgets. That'll start right away.
Speaker 6: But the actual three point five billion dollars of inside
Speaker 6: millage being cut to all property owners. You're right, that
Speaker 6: starts in January. We are late. I just started in
Speaker 6: January of this year, and I joke with folks, I've
Speaker 6: had five months to make up for five years of frankly,
Speaker 6: the state not doing a lot in this realm. So
Speaker 6: I feel for the taxpayers. That's why I ran I work.
Speaker 6: Actually talked quite a bit with the folks who are
Speaker 6: pushing the Constitutional Amendment. I've told them, you know, you
Speaker 6: guys your thing. I'll keep trying to reform, make strong
Speaker 6: changes to the legislature, and if we kind of do
Speaker 6: this in tandem, you know something's going to have to
Speaker 6: happen for our taxpayers one way or the other.
Speaker 1: What happens on the constitutional Amendment, which means if that passes,
Speaker 1: much like the abortion thing was constitutional amendment, much like
Speaker 1: the marijuana thing was was not a constitutional amendment.
Speaker 4: It was an ordinance, so to speak.
Speaker 1: But the constitutional Amendment passes, what happens if the people
Speaker 1: of Ohio get a free shot at eliminating largely property taxes.
Speaker 1: Can you tell the American people what will we vote on,
Speaker 1: assuming to get enough signatures, et cetera, which I think
Speaker 1: they will well, what are we voting on a November
Speaker 1: about real estate taxes?
Speaker 6: So it could be on November ballot or I think
Speaker 6: it will probably be on the May ballot of next year.
Speaker 6: They have to get about six hundred thousand signatures and
Speaker 6: now less than about three weeks, so they're doing a lot.
Speaker 6: They're really good grassroots folks. But I envisioned probably next May,
Speaker 6: whatever it's on the ballot, Ohioans will be voting on.
Speaker 6: It's a very simple amendment that just says, you know,
Speaker 6: we're pealing or abolishing all real property taxes. Oh oh,
Speaker 6: and yes.
Speaker 4: What happens to it?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, what that's a great idea, you know
Speaker 1: in the spiritual world, that's great. Eliminate all real estate
Speaker 1: property taxes. Let's say we vote on that. How does
Speaker 1: schools and government fund itself?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Property tax is the biggest tax in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 6: Ohioans pay the most tax through their property tax, which
Speaker 6: is probably the problem, and that's what we're working on
Speaker 6: the lead sege right now. It's twenty two billion dollars
Speaker 6: and all of that money, that twenty two billion dollars
Speaker 6: stays the local level. The state doesn't get any of it,
Speaker 6: So that's twenty two billion. If that word to go away,
Speaker 6: those are your commercial properties paying that, your public utilities
Speaker 6: paying it, and your individuals that goes away. You're exactly right.
Speaker 6: We still have to fund our police, are fire, schools, roads,
Speaker 6: all those things. We My assumption is, I don't want
Speaker 6: to speak for the future, but local governments already have
Speaker 6: the ability to use other revenue sources besides property. They're
Speaker 6: just so tied to the idea that we've got to
Speaker 6: use property tax to fund our services. We can't use
Speaker 6: other means. But our counties actually have sales tax, right
Speaker 6: and our villages, our cities, and our schools actually have
Speaker 6: the income tax. And we're already asking them, you've got
Speaker 6: to shift over or decrease your spending. The property tax
Speaker 6: side is way too overburdened. But if all the property
Speaker 6: goes away, will likely just allow them to have whatever
Speaker 6: income tax, whatever sales tax the voters will approve, and
Speaker 6: that will be how we fund our services. It would
Speaker 6: be on average about a three times either three times
Speaker 6: the sales tax you're currently paying or three times the
Speaker 6: income tax are currently paying for all those services. That's
Speaker 6: just how big property taxes are.
Speaker 1: So let's get practical. Let's say the city of Madera,
Speaker 1: the city of deer Park. Let's talk about the village
Speaker 1: of Indian Hill around our area, Sycamore. You're a little
Speaker 1: bit north of there, and it's very expensive to send
Speaker 1: your kid to Maderra, Indian Hill, Marymont Schools, Mason very
Speaker 1: expensive to go there. And the real estate taxes funds
Speaker 1: most of what the schools do. And so you're saying,
Speaker 1: if we vote in November or May to eliminate completely
Speaker 1: the real estate taxes at the burden will beyond the
Speaker 1: city of Mason, or the city of Madeerra, or the
Speaker 1: city of deer Park or the village of Indian Hill
Speaker 1: to enact some sort of attax, likely an income tax,
Speaker 1: to raise the money to equal what was raised through
Speaker 1: the real estate tax.
Speaker 4: Is that correct?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, those cities, which they can already do now, they
Speaker 6: can those cities would increase their income tax to make
Speaker 6: up for the property tax. And then the school which
Speaker 6: they can actually do now too, would increase their income
Speaker 6: tax to make up for the loss of the property tax.
Speaker 5: Side.
Speaker 1: What if you're what if you're in a unincorporated township.
Speaker 1: Let's say I live in Sycamore Township. Sycamore Township, by law,
Speaker 1: cannot have an income tax. Well, how would the townships
Speaker 1: fund schools?
Speaker 6: Yeah, townships would be a unique area because what a
Speaker 6: township makes and is is an area that only has
Speaker 6: property tax. That's why in our big reform bill we
Speaker 6: still allow them to have this inside village. But if
Speaker 6: all property tax were to go away, townships would essentially
Speaker 6: have no funding for their services that they're giving. My
Speaker 6: best guess is the townships would likely be funded through
Speaker 6: the counties with a sales tax shared fund.
Speaker 1: So that means that Hamley County commissioners would have to
Speaker 1: raise you'd give this from the state. You would give
Speaker 1: the authority of Hamilton County commissioners maybe to raise the
Speaker 1: sales tax by an extra point or something, with the
Speaker 1: understanding that would fund the schools and other police services
Speaker 1: in the townships.
Speaker 4: Is that correct?
Speaker 6: Yeah, you you probably have to raise it a lot
Speaker 6: more than one point.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 6: My guess is it probably would be anywhere. I don't
Speaker 6: know your finances, but probably between five and ten percent
Speaker 6: would be my assumption.
Speaker 1: I mean, so, right right now in Hamlet County, I
Speaker 1: think it's about seven percent, and so if the real
Speaker 1: estate tax went away, would the tax sales tax in
Speaker 1: Hamilton County be like twelve percent?
Speaker 6: No, No, you you would probably be around seventeen to
Speaker 6: twenty percent. Say that again, because you would likely be
Speaker 6: around seventeen to twenty percent.
Speaker 4: Of sales tax. Yes, ma, whyman, let me get this straight.
Speaker 1: So, uh, if this passes, and if you give the
Speaker 1: voters an opportunity to vote this real estate, it's going
Speaker 1: to pass. So he's saying, if that, if that passes
Speaker 1: and no money comes in real estate taxes in state
Speaker 1: of Ohio practical example, the county commissioners or tend to
Speaker 1: be liberal Democrats, unlike Warren County that tends to be
Speaker 1: conservative Republicans or Claremont County Butler County Conservative republic So
Speaker 1: you're saying, in order to equal the amount of money
Speaker 1: in that county raised from the elimination of the property
Speaker 1: real estate taxes, that the sales tax would have to
Speaker 1: be around seventeen to twenty percent.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Not not seeing your exact financials, but knowing kind of
Speaker 6: you know how much it takes on average to replace,
Speaker 6: and knowing frankly that you all, like my area in
Speaker 6: Ashibula are a border county, and so you're going to
Speaker 6: lose revenue from people leaving the state to go buy
Speaker 6: things in West Virginia or Kentucky or different places like that.
Speaker 4: Indianna.
Speaker 6: Yes, you're gonna have to have that high. In addition,
Speaker 6: one of the kind of aspects to property tax is
Speaker 6: that public utilities pay property tax, commercial buildings pay property tax.
Speaker 6: If we were to completely eliminate commercial and public use
Speaker 6: atility property tax along with residential, well now it's going
Speaker 6: to be the individuals paying that portion. If the county commissioners,
Speaker 6: as you said, are wanting to make up that total
Speaker 6: revenue of dollar for dollars, Wow, that's too much higher.
Speaker 6: So we're trying to reflect from the system to make
Speaker 6: it much more her responsive to the taxpayers because there's
Speaker 6: always unintended consequences. But I feel for our homeowners and
Speaker 6: our taxpayers, right they're tapped out. Yeah, it's an extreme
Speaker 6: situation right now.
Speaker 1: You know, I shouldn't I shouldn't use his name, but
Speaker 1: I will. Rocky Boyman, my running mate here, as a
Speaker 1: spread of ponderosa in western Hamlin County, and he's complaining
Speaker 1: as many I complain about real estate taxes. And you
Speaker 1: give the average person an opportunity to eliminate the real
Speaker 1: estate tax. They're going to do it. Now you use
Speaker 1: the term unintended consequences. But if that happens and it's
Speaker 1: voted down and we don't have any more real estate
Speaker 1: taxes quickly, that Hamony County commissioners are going to have
Speaker 1: to raise the sales tax, which is called going to
Speaker 1: call us a bleeding of Hamilton County residents. I mean,
Speaker 1: you're north to here, but I can look high in
Speaker 1: the building and I can see Kenton County. I can
Speaker 1: see Campbell County. I can see Boone County, Kentucky. I
Speaker 1: can see Lawrenceburg, which are great communities to live in.
Speaker 1: I would think there'd be an outflow from Hamilty County
Speaker 1: to the surrounding counties. Maybe that wouldn't happen where you are,
Speaker 1: but in Columbus it probably would.
Speaker 4: But in Cincinnati we would leave.
Speaker 6: Right, that's one potential.
Speaker 4: That's a problem. That's a problem.
Speaker 6: That's a problem, and that's why tackling our tax system
Speaker 6: has to be It's the number one thing that people
Speaker 6: call about. It's the number one thing that I've been
Speaker 6: working on, and I think, you know, preventing these huge
Speaker 6: spikes that we've seen in the last five years. Giving
Speaker 6: people a direct property tax cuts they're going to see
Speaker 6: in January and hopefully then decide, you know, we're gonna
Speaker 6: limit property taxes, We're going to bring them down. But yes,
Speaker 6: it's it's a lot to think about, all right.
Speaker 1: Representative Dave Thomas, you're not related to Wendy's Burgers. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: about a minute remaining, there's a sense, Uh, you're not
Speaker 1: in charge of this as much as you are the
Speaker 1: real estate taxes. Your effort there is good. I like
Speaker 1: the name of it, the Property Tax Relief Now Act.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, there's a sense that the Browns are getting
Speaker 1: like four or five hundred million dollars, the Bengals are
Speaker 1: getting nothing. What's your sense of whether there's going to
Speaker 1: be a large amount of money from the Unclaimed Fund
Speaker 1: section to pay for all these stadiums in Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: What's your sense?
Speaker 6: Yeah, the Senate plan was very different than our house plan.
Speaker 6: So that's part of the budget process, and now we're
Speaker 6: going to come together and see where that's going to fall.
Speaker 6: I don't know how it's going to shake out. I
Speaker 6: know folks did not see me very happy about using
Speaker 6: unclaimed funds using actual tax dollars for this, But that's
Speaker 6: some money and that's sitting there. The House plan wouldn't
Speaker 6: have used people's tax dollars, and it would have been
Speaker 6: a very different funding mechanism. So I think still a
Speaker 6: lot to work through.
Speaker 1: I think one sales point I Representative Dave Thomas, if
Speaker 1: we vote to eliminate the real estate taxes, if voters
Speaker 1: know that in eliminating that that in municipalities, the voters
Speaker 1: have to approve a large income tax increase or a
Speaker 1: large sales tax increase, or a combination of both. There's
Speaker 1: no such thing as at free lunch. Maybe that would
Speaker 1: dampen down some of it. Maybe your act would help that,
Speaker 1: but I can't imagine paying seventeen to twenty percent of
Speaker 1: a sales tax in Hamlton County. We're talking, and that's
Speaker 1: what's going to be required to substitute for the real
Speaker 1: estate taxes if that goes away, and that's you'd have
Speaker 1: to get out your pencil and figure that out. But
Speaker 1: you're saying it's going to be a significant increase of
Speaker 1: the sales tax and or the income tax.
Speaker 4: One way or another.
Speaker 1: The piper must be paid. Well, Dave Thomas, good luck
Speaker 1: to you. And this is going to come to a
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Speaker 6: And the Joe our Bill, Yes, our Bill, House Book
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Speaker 1: It's got to happen because I can't imagine the outflow
Speaker 1: of residents of Hamilton County, in Claremont County and Butler
Speaker 1: County in the Indiana and Kentucky. If we have a
Speaker 1: twenty percent sales tax along with increases in the income
Speaker 1: taxes municipalities that pay for all this, people are going
Speaker 1: to leave and then it's going to be a tipping
Speaker 1: point and that's not good. Well, Dave Thomas, good luck
Speaker 1: to you, and say how to your daughter Wendy whenever
Speaker 1: you see her. And once again, thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show and Representative Dave Thomas.
Speaker 4: You're a great American. Thank you, Thank you, sir, God
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Speaker 1: Broadcasting all right segment. Yesterday we had some of the
Speaker 1: stars in. Is that correct?
Speaker 4: Yeah? We had uh what uh? Who was it?
Speaker 1: You can't remember? We got more coming in next week.
Speaker 1: It was Nick Volleyball the Rockets Zeast. But now we've
Speaker 1: got the best there is. Well, we got two days
Speaker 1: of green, two.
Speaker 4: Days of green.
Speaker 1: Right now we have Mike Reid and Ad Scott Stemple
Speaker 1: from Mason the Home and the Transmitter as the champs.
Speaker 1: The champs are here. We have the boys and girls
Speaker 1: tennis state champions. The greatest of all time is represented
Speaker 1: right here by the comments.
Speaker 8: I think they want to take on Djokovic and the
Speaker 8: Boys and the ladies at the Cincinnati Opening. A major
Speaker 8: challenge is going to be we're to have a scoop
Speaker 8: on tennis. They want to take on the pros this week.
Speaker 4: Now, Mike Greed top up in the mic.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 1: Now you have the boys and girls team about ten
Speaker 1: I'm over here and explain, Mike Graid you played defensive
Speaker 1: line I think for the Bengals in the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 4: That correct in the early eighties.
Speaker 1: Yes, from Penn State exactly describe Tennis at Mason the
Speaker 1: Home of the Transmitter aka the Comics.
Speaker 9: Tennis at Mason is unbelievable than Monte as you would
Speaker 9: expect huge, It's incredible. We've got great teams for the
Speaker 9: boys and for the girls.
Speaker 4: Which team's better the boys and the girls. The girls
Speaker 4: the girls are no the girt.
Speaker 1: Women and girls are better than boys and men. I've
Speaker 1: always said that if I've got married a woman.
Speaker 9: At the wind streak is a little longer for the girls.
Speaker 4: But the boys are really good. How long of the
Speaker 4: girls won? They won eight state championships in a row.
Speaker 4: Say it again, eight in a row. Eight boys are
Speaker 4: all right. One they're no good. They're no good.
Speaker 1: So introduce. You're gonna have one. One player is not here, right,
Speaker 1: he's still playing tennis.
Speaker 9: We've got one guy just finished up a tournament and uh,
Speaker 9: he's on his way. I'm not sure he's gonna make it,
Speaker 9: but he just wanted to state champion championship rather in
Speaker 9: Division one state singles championship for Greg Brenaski. I'm not
Speaker 9: sure you can make it, but we're gonna have a
Speaker 9: senior captain for a recent graduate. Captain Aaron Dornhecker introduced
Speaker 9: the players that we are down here.
Speaker 4: Thanks for having us. Aaron, how many years have you
Speaker 4: played tennis? I've been playing for about twelve years.
Speaker 10: I've been actually been playing like allegiantly or more professionally.
Speaker 4: You know, so you're paid to play? You got no
Speaker 4: money coming?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure. I get that. I get that.
Speaker 10: Well, what I have, what I have with me right
Speaker 10: now is Leo Quinn, Sean Fu, Daniel Tonkle and Ryan Buckingham.
Speaker 1: So they're the studs that drive the program.
Speaker 10: You're just helping them, Yes, sir, they're the reason why
Speaker 10: exact exactly exactly.
Speaker 4: Find the big match.
Speaker 1: Was there something at the end of where it was
Speaker 1: in doubt you we're going to win the state title.
Speaker 1: The girls have won eight in a row, you've only
Speaker 1: run one. Explained why what happened at the last match?
Speaker 4: If anything?
Speaker 10: The last match where we won, Yes, I would say
Speaker 10: the second last match with where we won was most important.
Speaker 4: Who were you playing?
Speaker 10: We were playing New Albany and that was where we
Speaker 10: had to stack doubles stack them. Yes, so we had
Speaker 10: to have our the best players play double.
Speaker 4: We are the best.
Speaker 10: Uh, well, we have Tepley and Daniel Tonkle of course,
Speaker 10: and then yes, and then it was me, Aaron dorn
Speaker 10: Hecker and Treasmantha.
Speaker 1: What was his score the final match?
Speaker 4: Which one? And when you won the state?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah it was three two three two?
Speaker 10: We won, Yes, but like in the match so like
Speaker 10: for the first uh first double?
Speaker 4: Dang, what was the score again six one. Yeah.
Speaker 10: And then the second match, which was my match, it
Speaker 10: was five on the first set. Then the other crowd
Speaker 10: was like cheering and nuts, it was going crazy stream
Speaker 10: again exactly.
Speaker 4: Then what were they saying, calling your dirty, rotten, filthy names?
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, and and you know what I did when
Speaker 10: I won that second.
Speaker 4: Game, the one finger salute. I sissed him like yeah,
Speaker 4: I like that.
Speaker 10: And then we won the second and no, they were quiet,
Speaker 10: and then it was six o six six.
Speaker 4: Know your role and shut your mouth is what you said.
Speaker 4: And then they walked away.
Speaker 1: But now what about the Indian and to introduced the
Speaker 1: ladies too, well, I'll have them themselves.
Speaker 4: Go ahead.
Speaker 11: Yeah, my name's Addison Cassidy. I won the singles championship
Speaker 11: and then I'm here with Patucia and Emma who won
Speaker 11: the doubles championship.
Speaker 4: Eight years in a row.
Speaker 1: So when you started winning, you were like eight years
Speaker 1: old or something, yeah, eight years.
Speaker 4: Or just no, no, no, just playing what happened to
Speaker 4: the big final match? I need the glory. I need this.
Speaker 11: I mean it's not as exciting as the boys. We
Speaker 11: pretty much like demons. Yeah, we played the same team
Speaker 11: as we played in the finals. Last year high school,
Speaker 11: it was Upper Arlington I believe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Golden Bears, Yes, I've been there many times.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we beat them, I think for one in the final.
Speaker 11: I mean we didn't even drop a set.
Speaker 1: I think they didn't break a sweat, didn't do nothing.
Speaker 11: No, there wasn't There wasn't any cheering or dramas.
Speaker 4: You didn't give him the one finger salute. You gave
Speaker 4: him nothing.
Speaker 1: No, we didn't need to just took it all. Yes,
Speaker 1: now what about if you played st X The girls
Speaker 1: probably didn't, but what did the boys play st X?
Speaker 4: We did. That was one of our first matches that
Speaker 4: we played, and you kicked their ass. Good off that.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna have Daniel talk about that.
Speaker 1: Tell me about the sat X Matt was Carson Dwyer
Speaker 1: playing for sant X.
Speaker 12: Car didn't play this year. We're talking about the team
Speaker 12: match or the team matches. Yeah, yeah, they played them
Speaker 12: in the state tournament.
Speaker 4: You kicked their ass good I bet.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 4: Did you dig that?
Speaker 12: There were definitely some tough matches. So the score is
Speaker 12: looks much simpler than the match actually was.
Speaker 4: So it was pretty difficult, all right, segment give me
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Speaker 8: it was in the first round of the softball tournament
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Speaker 1: Mike graageous Mason, play softball, We do play softball.
Speaker 4: What about hardball? Always lost yesterday and we had we
Speaker 4: had the champions in here last year. That's why the
Speaker 4: hats here. Didn't you beat last year?
Speaker 1: They came with baseball, but didn't the didn't you beat
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Speaker 4: Not even close.
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Speaker 8: we got to get better around here. Go down, let's see.
Speaker 8: Let's see Baden and also Indian Hill are heading to
Speaker 8: the boys baseball UH state tournament.
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Speaker 4: Good he's pretty. Good but can you kick his ass
Speaker 4: if you had? To no offense on but, yes but you.
Speaker 1: Guys can get, older you get and maybe win another.
Speaker 1: State the girls have won eight in a.
Speaker 12: Row hopefully next, Year, mike what about next?
Speaker 1: Year and none of these, kids so how many are
Speaker 1: coming back next?
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Speaker 9: Good, yeah we've got a bunch of good ones coming,
Speaker 9: back so it looks good for.
Speaker 1: Us how about these two young studs over, here That's
Speaker 1: fu And.
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Speaker 9: fcc all over. YOU i know what that's. Like these
Speaker 9: guys are these guys are great players and they're just.
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Speaker 1: You, No i'm not committed.
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Speaker 4: not even thinking about.
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Speaker 1: Water drink a lot of, water too, water and don't
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Speaker 1: coaches will see you all next year with a nine
Speaker 1: time state girls champion and back to back for the. Boys,
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Speaker 4: for having. Us thank you so. Much, Segment thank, you yes.
Speaker 1: Sir coming up next Is rob mononas on the issue
Speaker 1: of The Blue ash, development whether it put a five
Speaker 1: thousand seat stadium Where Molo High school can finally have
Speaker 1: its own football, stadium which the comments have had now
Speaker 1: for seventy.
Speaker 4: Years let's continue with.
Speaker 1: More Bill, Cunningham The Great American, Live it's home of
Speaker 1: the res And Bengals News radio seven HUNDRED wlw build
Speaker 1: coming in The Great. American of, course development is a
Speaker 1: life lot of what's happening in any. Community those who
Speaker 1: want to invest large amounts of money should be given
Speaker 1: quite a bit of allowance to do it in a
Speaker 1: way that's not restrictive of future economic. Growth i'm thinking
Speaker 1: To Hyde Park, square and many people involved in that
Speaker 1: project seem to say they're not against. Development they're against
Speaker 1: that particular development because it would Overwhelm Hyde Park square
Speaker 1: and also have a large underground parking garage that would
Speaker 1: take the place of an underground. Lake and the residents
Speaker 1: Of Hyde park don't like that. Development they like some other.
Speaker 1: Development and of course another a little bit of a
Speaker 1: freak is this happening in the city Of Blue. ASH
Speaker 1: i called that the little tree that grew and a
Speaker 1: stadium development planned for a stretch of land Near Blue
Speaker 1: Ash's Summit park has one final hurdle to overcome before
Speaker 1: construction can. Begin there's a big path in the. MEETING
Speaker 1: i think it's gonna be sometime next. Week, jonah you
Speaker 1: AND i now is rob Us My junis who's THE
Speaker 1: ceo Of Andercar. Development he owns the a large part
Speaker 1: of what is Now Summit park is a twenty acre
Speaker 1: spot he wants to build condominiums and mixed use development
Speaker 1: apartments and also have a small stadium. There And rob's junas,
Speaker 1: WELCOME i think for the first time to The Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 1: Show so first of, All, rob tell The american people
Speaker 1: in general what you're planning For Blue. Ash then we'll
Speaker 1: talk about some of the minor. Objections please.
Speaker 5: Continue, well thank, You, billy and you are a Great.
Speaker 5: AMERICAN i know that you don't know that we've been
Speaker 5: working on a development At Summit park with City, council
Speaker 5: with the administration that centers around getting activity back into
Speaker 5: the park and the restaurants that are there as well
Speaker 5: as the commercial it's already there in the development and
Speaker 5: as you, know at Times Blue ash rolls up at
Speaker 5: five o'clock and these restaurants and other services in that
Speaker 5: area basically don't have any. Business and we came up
Speaker 5: with a very vibrant development idea that to activate this.
Speaker 5: Area and it's based on something that is near and
Speaker 5: dear to many families. Hearts it's youth. Sports and we
Speaker 5: were centering it around youth, sports which includes the kids
Speaker 5: that are five to five to fifteen and then high
Speaker 5: school and then college and some professional and then what
Speaker 5: we Call Master's, sports and this is a realm that's
Speaker 5: burgeoning throughout the, country but it's never been done like,
Speaker 5: this and so what we're trying to do is combine, living, hospitals,
Speaker 5: fatality culinary around sports and around these weekend tournaments as
Speaker 5: well as program games and other.
Speaker 1: Events you, know and talking to people Like Wally sweening other,
Speaker 1: people they have kids that travel thither and fro everywhere
Speaker 1: all the. Time so this, facility and this is a
Speaker 1: huge facility for those who have not been to The
Speaker 1: Blue Ash airport. Facility it was sold by The city
Speaker 1: Of cincinnati To Blue, ASH i think during The lucan
Speaker 1: administration because The city Of cincinnati wasn't using it. Anymore
Speaker 1: it's like an airport and now it's just a huge
Speaker 1: of green space and there's some activities.
Speaker 4: There but you have two.
Speaker 1: Plans one is something called The, summit a five thousand
Speaker 1: seat outdoor stadium designed to host a variety of, sports,
Speaker 1: concerts and other, events along with one hundred and seventy
Speaker 1: room upscale, hotel two hundred department units overlooking the, field
Speaker 1: as well as a bar and a. Restaurant and the
Speaker 1: other aspect is something called The, fieldhouse which is an
Speaker 1: indoor facility catering primarily to youth. Sports when it's cold
Speaker 1: in the winter and, spring you go indoors with three
Speaker 1: hundred hotel rooms along with restaurants in. Retail also you
Speaker 1: can have a trade convention's, weddings business, outings musical. Performances
Speaker 1: and the footprint is you own private element about, you
Speaker 1: but some entity that you control owns about twenty. Acres
Speaker 1: and how many months or years have you been working on?
Speaker 1: This because one member of council given an interview and,
Speaker 1: said you kind of sprung this on In may the,
Speaker 1: eighth which is the face of The immaculate. Conception so
Speaker 1: about how about you have you been working on?
Speaker 5: It, well that was the feast of the my. Conception
Speaker 5: and but, no this has been a gestation for over
Speaker 5: ABOUT i would say about three. Years about four years,
Speaker 5: ago we were approached OR i was in trying to
Speaker 5: solve a situation for a, venue AND i gave them
Speaker 5: a couple of locations and this group jumped on. This,
Speaker 5: now when it was first, conceived it was only a
Speaker 5: stadium and the administration and council wasn't excited about, it
Speaker 5: and quite, FRANKLY i think they were. Right and what
Speaker 5: we did was we combined things of the nature of
Speaker 5: residential to overlook the, venue put more put restaurants in
Speaker 5: there so that they could watch the watch what was
Speaker 5: going on in the. Venue AND i also have a
Speaker 5: very upscale hotel with meeting spaces that could be utilized
Speaker 5: overseeing the. Venue, now in the, meantime we've gotten people
Speaker 5: that've been interested in putting sports medicine, there a big
Speaker 5: sports medicine facility overlooking the.
Speaker 1: Stadium and right, now what's? There IF i would drive out,
Speaker 1: There i've been out there many. TIMES i go to
Speaker 1: a restaurant, there IL i went on top of that large,
Speaker 1: structure looking around as you pull, in what's? There those
Speaker 1: twenty acres? Spot what's? There, presently IF i would look,
Speaker 1: out it was just, grass grass, GRASS a few rates.
Speaker 5: To the corner Of, Glendale mifford And Reed. Hartmann.
Speaker 4: Nothing nothing's. There.
Speaker 5: Now we bought this property back in around twenty and
Speaker 5: fifteen and we've developed it up until this. Point in,
Speaker 5: fact AM I homes is going to be starting another townhome,
Speaker 5: development about ninety nine of. Them but with this is
Speaker 5: one of the last pieces we have and we want
Speaker 5: to create a VIBRANT i mean, this this thing has
Speaker 5: been Programmed willy three hundred and sixty five days a.
Speaker 4: Year the current project hundred in the, stadium one hundred
Speaker 4: and fifty.
Speaker 1: Million dollars to The city Of Blue, ash two hundred
Speaker 1: and eighty full time equivalent jobs payroll of sixteen million,
Speaker 1: dollars and it will be operated a not for profitentity
Speaker 1: overseen by the investment group funding the. Development private company
Speaker 1: will oversee the, operations et. Cetera but THEN i read
Speaker 1: some of the. Comments some citizens are complaining because one
Speaker 1: citizen said there'll be too many teenagers roaming around late
Speaker 1: at night with nothing to.
Speaker 4: Do what that was that?
Speaker 7: Mean, well.
Speaker 5: You, know that's a that's a good, point AND i
Speaker 5: Don't i'm not so sure that that's the, case because
Speaker 5: this is built For. Uh this is built for watching
Speaker 5: the sports and participating in the. Sports and it's not
Speaker 5: built for hanging around but the. Uh but we're this
Speaker 5: is built for. FAMILIES i, don't you, know in families
Speaker 5: to watch their kids and the and to watch their. Friends.
Speaker 1: Uh the name Of Muller High school has raised its,
Speaker 1: head AND i have great affection For Muller High. School
Speaker 1: many of my friends have gone. There i'm thinking about
Speaker 1: the Great Mike, LANE i think About Steve, tino a
Speaker 1: lot of great to. Graduates they they're about the only
Speaker 1: big time FOOTBALL uh school without a, stadium AND i
Speaker 1: would consider it a positive To Muller High school be a.
Speaker 1: Tenant can you explain how the arch Died seas Of
Speaker 1: cincinnati will not Let.
Speaker 4: Muller own a football.
Speaker 1: Stadium there'd be nothing more than a tenant using it
Speaker 1: a half dozen times a. Year explain that to The american.
Speaker 5: People, well The american people should know that The archdiocese
Speaker 5: HAS uh has made their own. DECISION i respect The
Speaker 5: archdiocese and the, bishop and they do not want to
Speaker 5: Allow moller to own a. Stadium so we're looking at
Speaker 5: this just just the, stadium not not the whole development
Speaker 5: isn't owned by not for, profit but just the stadium,
Speaker 5: is as well as every other high school stadium is
Speaker 5: a not for. Profit but just the stadium will have
Speaker 5: a number of. Tenants it'll be used by other high
Speaker 5: schools in the. Area it'll be used by other colleges
Speaker 5: in the area that'll be coming. Through so there's many
Speaker 5: other tenants that'll be using. This moller will be using.
Speaker 5: IT i don't you know for five football games six foot,
Speaker 5: games maybe more or less in some soccer and maybe they're.
Speaker 5: Lacrosse but then there's open days and open nights for,
Speaker 5: concerts for uh college, sports other other high, schools uh youth.
Speaker 5: Sports so it's it's meant for many, uses not molar
Speaker 5: and not just.
Speaker 1: Molar so so after a, game the Moll Or high
Speaker 1: school boys won't be roaming Around Blue Ash Summit park
Speaker 1: without nothing to.
Speaker 4: DO i mean another, use you, KNOW i don't think, so, no, no,
Speaker 4: no how.
Speaker 1: About the idea the Current the current plan lacks an
Speaker 1: an office space, component and a lot of people like office.
Speaker 1: Spaces you come and, go the parking is, available it's.
Speaker 1: Over but something happened culturally to office. Space can you
Speaker 1: explain that to The american? People Rob junis explain that absolutely.
Speaker 5: Well the the advent OF covid coming across our nation
Speaker 5: showed the Corporate american management that they didn't need all
Speaker 5: this office space because DURING covid they had their people
Speaker 5: working at home and or at alternative work, areas and
Speaker 5: they found out that they didn't need this over abundance
Speaker 5: of space to pay for and certain jobs career types.
Speaker 6: Have been.
Speaker 5: Placed back in their, homes their residences or their apartments
Speaker 5: to do their, work and this has created an over
Speaker 5: abundance of availability of office space right. Now luckily we
Speaker 5: have interest from medical because of this very unique, development
Speaker 5: a large medical and.
Speaker 4: That would generate a lot of income taxes in the
Speaker 4: city Of Blue hoss a huge.
Speaker 1: Amount, now, lastly what about. Traffic you, know traffic is
Speaker 1: always a. PROBLEM i look at A Hyde, park tight
Speaker 1: little park in the metal people coming and going despite
Speaker 1: this space right now is a field with weeds and.
Speaker 1: Grass explained to The american. People the traffic issue that
Speaker 1: Many Blue ash residents don't. Like the traffic.
Speaker 5: Terrific, question you, Know. Billy when we first came up
Speaker 5: with this, development we had to do a traffic study
Speaker 5: and we actually used the traffic engineer Of Blue, ash
Speaker 5: which Is Structure, point which is an incredible engineering firm
Speaker 5: that's actually located one of its offices there In Blue,
Speaker 5: ash and they took our, counts which we thought we
Speaker 5: were going to have a million square feet of, office
Speaker 5: which meant a lot of office, JOBS i mean, tons
Speaker 5: more than a ton more jobs than we have. Today
Speaker 5: and so we. Overbuilt in, fact myself and my partner
Speaker 5: paid for the two roundabouts that are at the entry
Speaker 5: is to this development and to handle that over abundance of.
Speaker 5: Traffic we are we are so below what WE uh
Speaker 5: even with the, stadium what we calculated and we had. Structure.
Speaker 5: Point look at this again and in fact we're, down you,
Speaker 5: know significantly on the traffic to a little bit more
Speaker 5: of a burden on this. Is you, know last week
Speaker 5: or two weeks, Ago Blue ash had an incredible EVENT
Speaker 5: uh on the on The Great lawn and there were
Speaker 5: six to eight thousand people and it happened On. Saturday
Speaker 5: and the funny thing is is there were No Blue
Speaker 5: Ash Blue ash police directing. Traffic these people parked across
Speaker 5: the street across The Glendale milford and filled up those
Speaker 5: office building parking lots and walked across TO uh To
Speaker 5: Summit park and it seemed to have worked real well
Speaker 5: without any, police any police direction to get in and.
Speaker 5: Out and we would actually be paying for the police
Speaker 5: direction and extra security during large.
Speaker 1: Events so the benefits financially to this city Of bluish
Speaker 1: would be incredible because right now nothing's coming off that. Space,
Speaker 1: secondly the traffic would not be an. Issue, thirdly it
Speaker 1: would bring large numbers of youth sports from all Around, Ohio, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Indiana the parents would love to stay in the hotels
Speaker 1: and spend, money and that don't worry about mobs of
Speaker 1: kids walking around late at, night don't worry about the traffic.
Speaker 1: Problem so the objection, is what what's THE i would
Speaker 1: think they have open arms saying, Okay, rob how can
Speaker 1: we help you do? This it's going to be a close,
Speaker 1: Vote i'm told Next thursday or. Something what's the objection
Speaker 1: is a bunch of white liberal females that are guilt?
Speaker 1: Ridden what the hell is? It AND i don't want to
Speaker 1: kill the birds and the, Fish but what are we
Speaker 1: talking about?
Speaker 5: Here, well we have no birds or fish except for you,
Speaker 5: know the the are landing as they're flying into another.
Speaker 5: Place but but you, know, honestly we're still trying to
Speaker 5: understand it because the fact is that the the repetition
Speaker 5: of complaints is about traffic and they want the green. Space,
Speaker 5: well we have owned that. Land we own. It Blue
Speaker 5: ash does. Not we have owned it for over ten,
Speaker 5: years so it's privately. Owned it's you, know we're paying
Speaker 5: taxes on, it and you know it's we're going to
Speaker 5: develop it any at some, point regardless of, exists or
Speaker 5: it's something, else but this activates this is this is
Speaker 5: an incredible positive and in, fact we've had other other
Speaker 5: communities have called us since they've found out that there's
Speaker 5: a backlash against. This there's they're, going wait a, minute
Speaker 5: we we all thought That Blue ash would want. This
Speaker 5: we will take.
Speaker 1: It you, KNOW i bet and The wells always a
Speaker 1: radical element involved that simply want to maintain the status
Speaker 1: quo and fear. Advancement they don't want to go into The,
Speaker 1: west they don't want to civilize the. Planes what they
Speaker 1: want to do is stay huddled around The plymouth rock
Speaker 1: and don't dare, move don't. CHANGE i hate. Change don't
Speaker 1: tell me all the good things going to. Happen let's
Speaker 1: make things up like a bunch of Moll or high
Speaker 1: school kids roaming around the development after, dark or to
Speaker 1: talk about the traffic. Problems eight thousand people show up to.
Speaker 1: Me so many communities would love, this but you, know
Speaker 1: we get the government we, deserve and at times that concerns.
Speaker 1: Me So Rob we'll check in next week to see what.
Speaker 1: Happens hopefully there's enough council members that get their heads
Speaker 1: out of their ptard and figure out this is a
Speaker 1: benefit not a. Cost it would generate to The city
Speaker 1: Of Blue ash tens of millions of dollars of extra.
Speaker 1: Revenue it's exactly the kind of development for an airport
Speaker 1: with twenty acres sitting fallow doing. Nothing it would enhance
Speaker 1: the businesses that are there. Presently begin and out would
Speaker 1: be a simple thing With, Glendale milford And Reed hartman right.
Speaker 1: There but some people just don't want to, change even
Speaker 1: for the. Better But Rob, majunas thanks for coming On
Speaker 1: The Bill Cunningham show and we'll check in next.
Speaker 4: Week thank.
Speaker 5: You continue to be a Great, american.
Speaker 1: SIR i try to. Be that's ALL i do is
Speaker 1: work hard for The american people every. Day, Rob thank
Speaker 1: you very. Much god bless. You let's continue with. More
Speaker 1: so we're coming down and unlike The Hyde park, situation
Speaker 1: which is completely, different this is going to come to a.
Speaker 1: Head the vote's going to be four to three one
Speaker 1: way or, Another i'm, told and hopefully the four is
Speaker 1: on the development developmental side and not the non developmental,
Speaker 1: side because this project makes all the sense in the.
Speaker 1: World much Like Hyde, park does not one size does
Speaker 1: not fit. All Bill cunningham seven HUNDRED. Wlw and we
Speaker 1: got to.
Speaker 13: Stop coach trust us in those moments and not call,
Speaker 13: timeouts trust me in those. Moments, gods trust me and
Speaker 13: just trying to make a. Play so uh, man that's
Speaker 13: the basketball spun man went in this fun that's that's
Speaker 13: a great win for.
Speaker 1: Us, hello, quiet And i'm, broadcasting SO i know you
Speaker 1: don't care about THE, Nba but did you see last
Speaker 1: night's game with The.
Speaker 8: Pacers saw a little bit of a replay this? Morning
Speaker 8: will HE i, mean why don't? YOU i mean double
Speaker 8: team Back Tyree. HALLIBURTON i put all five guys on.
Speaker 8: Him he's not going to pass it. Around all five
Speaker 8: guys lead the other four open of The. Pacers Maybe
Speaker 8: Obi toppin will take the next game.
Speaker 4: Winner five Guy alexander has it nine to. Shoot the
Speaker 4: defender Is.
Speaker 14: Nemar here comes the left hand, bounce penetrates the, arc
Speaker 14: Them art cuts him off and he missed off the
Speaker 14: back of the rim Rebound indiana eight seconds to. Go
Speaker 14: The pacers are not going to call a time. Out
Speaker 14: haddiburton has it with three high parting with two pulling
Speaker 14: up ahead heading with three tenths of a second to?
Speaker 14: Go how many more times can this team do?
Speaker 10: That.
Speaker 8: Sowets that's on The pacers radio network right, There, Willie
Speaker 8: AND i mean the guy's done, it what like four
Speaker 8: or five games in a.
Speaker 4: ROW i mean it's or whatever it.
Speaker 1: Is you know that guy right there right, THERE i
Speaker 1: think he's number zero and.
Speaker 4: Ten wins the ten seconds right? There get, him three,
Speaker 4: guys get.
Speaker 1: Him every which, way, right make someone else beat, us,
Speaker 1: right but that.
Speaker 4: Guy make him go, backward make him go.
Speaker 1: Backwards Remember Barry bonds was once walk with the bases,
Speaker 1: loaded right because they were two runs, up exactly the
Speaker 1: managers you know, What i'm gonna Walk Barry, bonds, right
Speaker 1: but the bases? Loaded what well it worked, Out but
Speaker 1: That Tyreee, Halliburton i'd say that guy's not going to beat.
Speaker 8: US i hope they win it all In indianapolis because
Speaker 8: that team will get that town will go, well they're
Speaker 8: going crazy, anyway BUT i mean it will be party
Speaker 8: when they show.
Speaker 4: Up they never win the, TITLE nba. TITLE i THINK
Speaker 4: i think they got THE.
Speaker 1: Aba, yeah BUT i think they're one of five franchises
Speaker 1: both never BUT okac won AN nba title In seattle doesn't,
Speaker 1: count BUT i guess it.
Speaker 4: Does but The pacers have NEVER i want that team to. Win.
Speaker 8: Amen Will he are the a stuot reporters of proud,
Speaker 8: service every Local Tame Star heating and air conditioning, Dealers
Speaker 8: tamestar quality you could feel on the Beautiful East side
Speaker 8: Called Clements heating And air at nine three seven.
Speaker 4: Four four four forty four oh. One i'm glad you
Speaker 4: brought that up.
Speaker 1: Segment how about A Texas tech superstar female pitcher becoming
Speaker 1: the first one million dollar women's softball player At Texas.
Speaker 1: Tech that, pitcher that's, right they're giving her a million.
Speaker 1: Dollars thank, you female college at. Million Texas tech And
Speaker 1: texas go out of. Tonight the series tied one, One,
Speaker 1: willie and the women's championship is up for grabs.
Speaker 4: Tonight who's playing in the Championship Texas, tech The Red.
Speaker 8: Raiders we're Taking texas at home by the way Of Joe,
Speaker 8: walter The Great Joe.
Speaker 4: Walter and then The Texas.
Speaker 1: Longhorns, Well texas Plays Ohio, state don't?
Speaker 4: They is that is that?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: First, yeah first game of the season college. Football, yeah the.
Speaker 1: Horseshoe yeah you talk how About Tyrese, haliburton that guy right. There,
Speaker 1: yeah someone, else but just go get. Him the reason
Speaker 1: they didn't call a time out because the players have
Speaker 1: got to react without the coach telling them what right?
Speaker 8: Right AND i mean why not just why not give
Speaker 8: him the ball and have and if he, misses you
Speaker 8: know what the, heck say the hell with?
Speaker 4: It well the the let's See reds.
Speaker 8: Update reds are opening a three game set up against
Speaker 8: Those Arizona diamondbacks. Tonight his number is zero by the,
Speaker 8: way six' ten With sports talk And The arnell carriers
Speaker 8: inside pitch And Then Kelsey Chevrolet Extra inning show after.
Speaker 8: The game Now the snakes come to town at thirty
Speaker 8: one and, thirty one winners a.
Speaker 4: Four straight arizona just weft the Series. In atlanta now.
Speaker 1: Them the Snakes swept. Atlanta wrecked they're coming here hot as.
Speaker 8: A Firecracker the reds with another transaction today infielder ces lower.
Speaker 8: Back Inflammation that's Christian And carnassio strand, to, you mister.
Speaker 4: He's, gone no he's off the OFF.
Speaker 8: The dl they've activated him off the TEN DAY i
Speaker 8: l how long Designated catcher austin wins.
Speaker 1: For assignment how about this that means ces. Is back
Speaker 1: i'll believe IT when i. See, it yeah, This Season
Speaker 1: tyrese halliburton has hitt in its downing thirteen of fifteen
Speaker 1: time or game winning shots in the final two minutes
Speaker 1: of the fourth quarter every time, this season, he said thirteen.
Speaker 1: Of fifteen you KNOW what, i say that guy, right
Speaker 1: there get. Number zero, surround him, around him. Surround him
Speaker 1: you don't have time to. Pass it you don't, have time.
Speaker 8: Right or just stand in front of him and block him.
Speaker 8: Or something what are you? GONNA do i don't get blow, Him.
Speaker 8: Up willie, Let's See kentucky, baseball attorney they had a,
Speaker 8: rain delay so highlands In south ward are.
Speaker 4: Just underway.
Speaker 8: Let's see In the State of softball Tournament, in kentucky
Speaker 8: It Was Henderson harrison County Beating holy cross thirteen. To
Speaker 8: Nothing Ohio softball Division three state Semi final Dover Defeats
Speaker 8: western brown.
Speaker 4: Seven.
Speaker 8: Nothing, unbelievable tomorrow good Luck to leven and they Take
Speaker 8: on lancaster In the Division one state. Semi finals best
Speaker 8: of luck next week early On for Baden And indian
Speaker 8: hill to make the state. Baseball tournament.
Speaker 1: ISN'T well A man walker the voice Of Indian, hill.
Speaker 4: Sports and he does a. Great job.
Speaker 8: Let's see so also tomorrow In The, Indiana boys let's
Speaker 8: See baseball Greensburg and Scottsburg and providence Takes On. Switzerland
Speaker 8: county good Luck TO. Saint x Wonder where? ROCKY is
Speaker 8: i Bet you he's Headed to columbus For the Division
Speaker 8: One State Lacrosse championship sunday As the Bombers.
Speaker 4: Play Cleveland.
Speaker 1: Saint i's by, the Way the pacers three years ago
Speaker 1: had a trade in which they Were Trading. Tyresse halliburton
Speaker 1: he would end up after a three way Trade, in
Speaker 1: sacramento and the general manager said the trade was agreed
Speaker 1: to on. The phone but then one of the four
Speaker 1: players involved in this multi party trade had just sprung
Speaker 1: has frained his ankle during, the game and one of
Speaker 1: the parties of the three way, trade, said well we're
Speaker 1: going to wait until make sure it's not a more.
Speaker 1: Serious Injury Wasn't tyresse halliburton? Somebody else so the trade
Speaker 1: automately was. Not made it was like no, big Deal
Speaker 1: and halliburton Stayed in indianapolis intead of Going.
Speaker 4: To sacramento, your comments?
Speaker 1: Wouldn't YOU the gm Of the, PACERS said I loved halliburton's,
Speaker 1: passing ability but he lacked aggressiveness.
Speaker 4: In scoring oops that was twenty. Twenty. Two oops he
Speaker 4: said he Lacks, aggressive.
Speaker 8: Well there's room for, improvement always so he worked. On
Speaker 8: it wall he just hits. Game winners how about thirteen?
Speaker 8: To fifteen, thank you.
Speaker 4: Let's go let's leave that guy.
Speaker 1: By, himself yeah that's not, double teams like leaving you
Speaker 1: alone by. My, sport yeah at, the, park right the
Speaker 1: park will. Arise Again. Get cunningham by, The Way jay
Speaker 1: phillips just left as our Superintendent effective. June, thirtieth okay
Speaker 1: and he's Going, to fairfield.
Speaker 4: The home Of.
Speaker 8: The indians our Loss is. Fairfield's gain and what are
Speaker 8: you going to do take over? His ad i've been
Speaker 8: asked to become the principal slash Superintendent Of Deer.
Speaker 1: Park schools it's between Me And. Jim stall so we're going.
Speaker 1: TO see i could be a, professional educator but not
Speaker 1: from noon. To, Three no i'm taking off okay to. Do,
Speaker 1: Radio okay i'm. Not kidding how about the? General manager,
Speaker 1: hanlon said we're not Sure that halliburton had any aggressiveness,
Speaker 1: On offense what got a little better in that aspect of.
Speaker 4: The game and what if they what if they?
Speaker 8: Traded Him Then brobby pacers would have never made, it well,
Speaker 8: you know and then last, night, too well you got
Speaker 8: to give it Up former dayton stand out home Of
Speaker 8: The flyers Obie topping how? About him haliburton only had,
Speaker 8: fourteen points, that's all but the Game Winner obi toppin.
Speaker 4: Had seventeen Out, of DAYTON.
Speaker 1: The gm And the pacers said he's somewhat unselfish to,
Speaker 1: his detriment he's actually negatively impacting his teammates because he refuses.
Speaker 4: TO score.
Speaker 1: I think he's got a little better at. Twenty, twenty
Speaker 1: yeah going to, something well and the more aggressive, he
Speaker 1: becomes the more likely he's. His value so at some
Speaker 1: point the last, THREE years I guess i would say
Speaker 1: that he's got a lot. OF value i guess it.
Speaker 1: Became aggressive i'm reading the story from twenty.
Speaker 8: Twenty, two WELL like, i said that's that's that's the
Speaker 8: mindset you had at. THE park i always scored Right
Speaker 8: And joe Frederick At notre Dame In, Green Hills, green,
Speaker 8: hills right How About tony pike with, you see.
Speaker 1: He was the only player last year ON The us
Speaker 1: olympic team who didn't get any, playing time and it
Speaker 1: shook him. A lot, he SAID what i DIDN'T get
Speaker 1: i didn't play. A minute but he got, a ring,
Speaker 1: he says.
Speaker 4: Got, a, medal right, HE said i.
Speaker 1: GAVE it i got a ring in. THE medal i
Speaker 1: kind of gave it AWAY because i had nothing to do.
Speaker 4: With it, IT'S like, i think how did you miss?
Speaker 8: THE thing i think in twenty, Twenty, eight Willie if
Speaker 8: halliburton is, STILL playing i think He's ON team usa
Speaker 8: with no problem.
Speaker 4: At all this, time around.
Speaker 1: He has a better shooting percentage in the fourth Quarter Than,
Speaker 1: Oscar Robertson michael Jordan Or.
Speaker 4: Larry bird.
Speaker 6: Is?
Speaker 8: That now that's that's the high cotton, right there the,
Speaker 8: Big o Michael.
Speaker 4: And larry and by, the way there's, a chance but
Speaker 4: he was, years ago he wasn't too what what the.
Speaker 1: Guy twenty, Twenty two he wasn't Aggressive, Aggress okay, and
Speaker 1: uh there's a Chance That larry bird is indicated a
Speaker 1: desire to Come To Deer Park high school to.
Speaker 4: Help us, Play again no, help us help us raise a. Little,
Speaker 4: money wow how?
Speaker 1: ABOUT that, i said if he wants to come to
Speaker 1: help the Kids At, Deer Park, indiana state we will.
Speaker 4: Do It.
Speaker 1: The sycamores now you know that the State of ohio
Speaker 1: has invested a million Dollars In Deer Park's, Technical school
Speaker 1: so kids that don't know what to do in, their,
Speaker 1: life right the State of ohio has invested a million
Speaker 1: dollars to help middle class kids learn a trade in
Speaker 1: which you're certified coming out of.
Speaker 4: High school how. ABOUT that i want To Thank mike dwine.
Speaker 4: For that would? YOU agree i would, Say, so yes
Speaker 4: did a good.
Speaker 8: Job there, Good. Job mike how about? This one when
Speaker 8: you have you on the, Show again i'm gonna. Get
Speaker 8: them he's been rather ELUSIVE and i talked to. Him yesterday.
Speaker 4: Oh, My BET but i mean you got to get
Speaker 4: him on. The air, he said it isn't quite, time
Speaker 4: yet he said.
Speaker 10: He.
Speaker 8: Does okay How is Jeff this joe doing? These days
Speaker 8: he's still UPSET about, harambei.
Speaker 1: Yes ok and twenty, twenty TWO the gm Of the
Speaker 1: patriots said he's worried more about goldfish in a giant
Speaker 1: Box of rece's puffs rather than being aggressive with.
Speaker 4: THE ball i, don't, know well get rid. Of Them
Speaker 4: So indian alpas want to get rid.
Speaker 8: Of them glad. They didn't what, She's unbelievable annie mack.
Speaker 1: Helco puffs spent too Much time and also, He said
Speaker 1: i'm not sure the kids happy.
Speaker 4: BEING here i think he's.
Speaker 8: Happy now he could probably run for a governor and
Speaker 8: the mayor Of An. Indian aps they.
Speaker 1: Were a provitive underdog and they had twenty turnovers in
Speaker 1: the first half and. Still one they didn't lead a
Speaker 1: point until point, Three seconds, thank you. He said, ALSO
Speaker 1: said I think tyresee's room. FOR improvement i hope he
Speaker 1: gets better in twenty.
Speaker 4: TWENTY two i THINK he's i think you're you're.
Speaker 1: A correction if somebody had said, to him this kid
Speaker 1: tyrees in twenty twenty five would be shooting in the
Speaker 1: fourth quartern overtime Better Than, Michael Jordan oscar Robertson And. Larry,
Speaker 1: bird yeah you would, have said, uh, no, no no,
Speaker 1: no way, not kid there no.
Speaker 4: Number zero now time with cocoa puffs correct and.
Speaker 1: Recy, cups wow what talk about the red segment can
Speaker 1: give me?
Speaker 4: Any hope give.
Speaker 8: Me hope starting tonight with hope let's see they got
Speaker 8: the three With The.
Speaker 4: Arizona.
Speaker 8: Diamondbacks willie then it doesn't get any Easier, Because, monday
Speaker 8: Tuesday and wednesday afternoon you Go. To cleveland you need
Speaker 8: one win there to Secure The. Ohio cup Then what
Speaker 8: then next weekend they Go, to detroit who's already won forty.
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