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Speaker 1: recipient of not one but two prestigious Marconi Awards for
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Speaker 3: All right, Billy Cunningham, the great American. Great to have
Speaker 3: you with me this Sunday evening.
Speaker 4: Once again.
Speaker 3: We said a week ago that it appeared there was
Speaker 3: going to be attack on Israel any moment. And look
Speaker 3: at my right, my left, looking straight ahead, the same
Speaker 3: thing being said now that Israel is preparing for an
Speaker 3: attack from Hesbla in the north and a moss possibly
Speaker 3: in the south. What little they have left then he ran,
Speaker 3: or whatever else. Extremist Islamic groups are at play. And
Speaker 3: I had a discussion this afternoon with a good friend
Speaker 3: of mine of the Jewish faith, and he told me
Speaker 3: that he's never seen a time like this in this country.
Speaker 3: And I said, well, then to agree with it. He said,
Speaker 3: he's sending his daughter back to an Eastern school for
Speaker 3: her third year at an Ivy League school, supposed to
Speaker 3: arrive in about a week or ten days, and she
Speaker 3: fears for her safety, and he fears for her safety.
Speaker 3: That maybe the best gift to give to a Jew
Speaker 3: going to a college in America is either a combat
Speaker 3: helmet or maybe a flak jacket. Make ideal bar and
Speaker 3: bet and misfa gifts for Jews in America going to
Speaker 3: a college dominated by liberal leftism and progressivism, socialism and communism.
Speaker 3: That's what's mistaken thing. And it's no exaggeration. I think
Speaker 3: that this election could determine the fate of Jews in
Speaker 3: the US and Israel, which forever, which has together about
Speaker 3: eighty five percent of Jewish population, is either in Israel
Speaker 3: or in America. The rest of the world largely has
Speaker 3: gotten rid of the Jews by on one method or another,
Speaker 3: simply the way things are. So, I said to this father,
Speaker 3: I think I could not conceive of America living like
Speaker 3: this with a leader about to be elected. We think
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, maybe probably possibly, who has the most anti
Speaker 3: Israel pro Palestinian voting record in the United States Senate,
Speaker 3: more to the left of Bernie Sanders, not much room
Speaker 3: out there, Elizabeth Warren, not much room out there. Anti
Speaker 3: Semitic incidents in America is up about one hundred and
Speaker 3: forty percent since twenty twenty two. And then the former
Speaker 3: leader of Harvard, supposedly one of the great colleges the world,
Speaker 3: when ask if you call for genocide, does that violate
Speaker 3: the Harvard's code of conduct? Then President Clyding Gay said
Speaker 3: it would quote depend on the context. I can only
Speaker 3: anticipate that if somebody would say, well, if there's a
Speaker 3: ku Klux Klan rally at Harvard, wouldout violate the code
Speaker 3: of misconduct for students?
Speaker 4: In what's the context?
Speaker 3: There is no good context, And get ready for the
Speaker 3: next week or ten days. It's going to be wild unbelievable.
Speaker 3: Since coming to office, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris has
Speaker 3: showered riches upon Iran, the head of the Snake, primarily
Speaker 3: by easing sanctions on oil exports and also simply gifting
Speaker 3: them billions of dollars. Under President Donald Trump, Iran's oil
Speaker 3: production was down to about two hundred thousand barrels a day.
Speaker 3: Now it's over two million barrels a day. Amas and
Speaker 3: HEZBLA are very grateful for the policies of Joe Biden
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris because it is incentive by them to destroy
Speaker 3: Israel stand back from this, and as you know, the
Speaker 3: great American was there in May of last year, and
Speaker 3: I found a functioning, participatory Western democracy with freedoms that
Speaker 3: are being recognized. Not about twenty five percent of the
Speaker 3: Kanesset are Muslim Arabs who are given every right imaginable.
Speaker 3: There was a Catholic church I could go to. There
Speaker 3: were mosques, there were synagogues. There was an open Western
Speaker 3: society functional right now not so sure. There's about one
Speaker 3: hundred thousand Jews that have left the northern part of
Speaker 3: Israel to go south to live with family and friends.
Speaker 3: The Israeli economy is dependent upon three items. One is tourism,
Speaker 3: which is now dead. Secondly agriculture which is now dead.
Speaker 3: Thirdly high tech industries that are now hurting. So Israel
Speaker 3: financially is nearest state to collapse because they cannot put
Speaker 3: up with this much longer. It's been now what about
Speaker 3: ten months since the attack on October the seventh, That
Speaker 3: is the greatest Israeli or Jewish loss of life since
Speaker 3: the Holocaust and one event and now they're winning. They
Speaker 3: really would win if Kamala Harris would take over the
Speaker 3: presidency and do what she wants to do to support
Speaker 3: Iran and make sure that they have the money necessary
Speaker 3: to ferment terror all over the world.
Speaker 4: And many haven't figured it out yet.
Speaker 3: Speaking in twenty fifteen out of Los Angeles mosque, Kamala Harris,
Speaker 3: who was then the California Attorney General, said we must
Speaker 3: find courage to never say quote radical Islamic terror again.
Speaker 3: There is no jihad quote unquote that came from the
Speaker 3: lips of Kamala Harris about eight or nine years ago.
Speaker 3: There is no jihad. There is no Islamic terror that
Speaker 3: would shock the men and women who died on nine
Speaker 3: to eleven. Plus there's been millions who have been killed
Speaker 3: over the past fifty years. Some two hundred thousand separate
Speaker 3: Islamic terror of tax have taken place all over the world.
Speaker 3: It is really unbelievable. And when it came to picking
Speaker 3: a running mate, Kamala Harris ignored the best choice and
Speaker 3: the obvious choice that would be Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro,
Speaker 3: who is Jewish, And this was a plot by not
Speaker 3: picking the jew by progressive Democrats and even CNN senior
Speaker 3: political commentator Van Jones said that his party has an
Speaker 3: anti Jewish bias, that anti Semitism has gotten marbled into
Speaker 3: the Democratic Party quote unquote unbelievable. And you're telling me
Speaker 3: she's leading in the polls. I don't believe it. Jews
Speaker 3: need to understand.
Speaker 4: The news is.
Speaker 3: Tightening, and yes, it can happen here. The yellow Star
Speaker 3: of David is being warned by some as a protest,
Speaker 3: by others as a matter of pride. And when you
Speaker 3: look at how close the world was to peace with
Speaker 3: the Abraham Accords, is shocking to see at this point
Speaker 3: about seventy percent of Jewish Americans vote for Democrats who
Speaker 3: seek many the destruction of Israel. Maybe possibly in New
Speaker 3: York State, I saw a poll about a week ago
Speaker 3: that in New York State, Kamala Harris only had fifty
Speaker 3: percent of the Jewish vote. Maybe the long dormant Jewish
Speaker 3: survival instinct may have awoken. This is Siena pol Let's
Speaker 3: hope the trend continues. This is a clash between civilization
Speaker 3: and barbaric misbehavior. Look at the Tailor Swift concert that
Speaker 3: was cancered in Vienna about three or four days ago.
Speaker 3: Islamic terror is on the march, and the funder of
Speaker 3: Islamic terror is largely Iran. And but for the policies
Speaker 3: of Biden and Harris, Iran would not have the money
Speaker 3: to do what it's doing, including killing many Americans all
Speaker 3: over the world. So put that in your pipe and
Speaker 3: smoke it. Secondly, of full lines, of course, got to
Speaker 3: get to him. Secondly, I'm watching this morning Robert Acosta
Speaker 3: of CBS News, and he had to sit down with
Speaker 3: President Joe Biden in and around the UH the White
Speaker 3: House and the and the Presidential suite where many famous
Speaker 3: events had taken place, the private quarters. And I'm sure
Speaker 3: that Robert Acosta was was mindful of the fact that
Speaker 3: you can't be too tough on Joe Biden, otherwise you
Speaker 3: don't get any more interviews. So I understand that. But
Speaker 3: two lies told by Joe Biden not called in real
Speaker 3: time by Robert Acosta. The first one is the tiki
Speaker 3: torches in Charlottesville. That lie has circled the globe before
Speaker 3: truth could take his first step, blaming Donald Trump for
Speaker 3: saying there's good people on both sides uh Politi, Fact Snopes,
Speaker 3: the Washington Post have all said he was referring to
Speaker 3: those who wanted to tear down the Confederate monuments and
Speaker 3: those who wanted to keep them up. In context, that's
Speaker 3: what Donald Trump meant, that the Charlottesville, the tiki torches,
Speaker 3: those races, Nazis marching around despicably saying the Jews will
Speaker 3: not replaced us. They got the right to say that.
Speaker 3: I guess I got the right to call them out
Speaker 3: on it. But the Trumpster was referring to the to
Speaker 3: the monuments, to the statues. And there are good people
Speaker 3: on both sides who say statues of George Washington or
Speaker 3: Robert E. Lee should be up or should be down,
Speaker 3: you know, Washington and Lee University, for example. And that's arguable.
Speaker 3: What is not arguable is in context, he was not
Speaker 3: praising the Nazi sympathizers. That is not in context, and
Speaker 3: that is wrong. So Joe Biden says to Robert Acosta,
Speaker 3: the reason I ran for the presidency in twenty twenty
Speaker 3: or the comments made by Donald Trump praising neo Nazis.
Speaker 3: So if that's true, if Donald if Joe Biden really
Speaker 3: believes he's speaking the truth, when it's a lie, his
Speaker 3: whole campaign then is based upon a lie.
Speaker 4: It didn't happen.
Speaker 3: In fact, Donald Trump is the only president of American
Speaker 3: history with Jewish grandchildren. He was not praising neo Nazis.
Speaker 3: He was not praising the murderers of Heather Higher. He
Speaker 3: was talking about, and this is confirmed by independent sources,
Speaker 3: including liberal ones. He was referring to the monuments torn
Speaker 3: down by some on college campuses Washington and Lee and
Speaker 3: Robert E. Lee, Jefferson, whatever it might be, as slave owners.
Speaker 3: And that's arguable because, let's face in almost all those
Speaker 3: individuals were Democrats anyway, they were democratic monuments being torn
Speaker 3: down by left wing socialists. So if the entire campaign
Speaker 3: of Joe Biden was based upon Donald Trump's comments about Charlottesville,
Speaker 3: his whole campaign then is based upon a lie. But
Speaker 3: of course Robert Acosta did not call him out in
Speaker 3: real time. And the second thing that Robert Acosta of
Speaker 3: CBS News let's slide was the comment Joe Biden made
Speaker 3: this morning that Donald Trump said a few months ago,
Speaker 3: there's going to be a bloodbath if he loses. In context,
Speaker 3: Trump said to the auto workers that because of the
Speaker 3: push by Kamala Harris on evs that if we continue
Speaker 3: on the path were on with EV production, that's going
Speaker 3: to cost the UAW many jobs and that'll be an
Speaker 3: economic bloodbath for you. It wasn't a bloodbath if he
Speaker 3: loses the election. It was a blood bath for the autoworkers.
Speaker 3: In real time. Robert Acosta didn't have the guts. He
Speaker 3: didn't have the guts to call out Joe Biden on
Speaker 3: those two lies he told, and later in the piece
Speaker 3: it did reference the fact that Joe Biden might have
Speaker 3: been mistaken, but in context, he didn't do it. So
Speaker 3: you're fighting, in this case, a campaign in which the media,
Speaker 3: this so called legacy media, will not cover facts independently
Speaker 3: on which you can cast an informed ballot. It's simply
Speaker 3: not going to happen. And for those who say, well
Speaker 3: this is the honeymoon period, o contrere monfrere to use
Speaker 3: a little bit of French, Jija parafant saying, puh, I
Speaker 3: would say this, that she will get away with it.
Speaker 4: This is what's going to happen. And mark my words.
Speaker 3: By a week from tomorrow, the Democratic National Convention will
Speaker 3: kick off in Chicago, and.
Speaker 4: All the media there will be wine, dined.
Speaker 3: In pocket lined by the Democrats, Wolf Blitzer, maybe doing
Speaker 3: the macarena again. So there'll be no media opportunities for
Speaker 3: the next week, and then for the week of the
Speaker 3: Democratic National Convention there will not be media opportunities then either,
Speaker 3: she said, by the end of the month, she may
Speaker 3: do an interview, but.
Speaker 4: Why should she.
Speaker 3: The more she shuts her mouth, the better she does,
Speaker 3: because the more she flips, she forgets the flops. She
Speaker 3: knew what she said at one point, now she doesn't
Speaker 3: know what she's saying at this point. So what will
Speaker 3: happen sometime by the end of the month, show contact
Speaker 3: maybe Robert Acosta or maybe Morning Joe is Zeka Brazinski
Speaker 3: or Joe Scarborough and do like a quote national media
Speaker 3: interview with MSNBC. That'll be it, and then the debate
Speaker 3: will take place on September tenth, and then that'll be
Speaker 3: the last debate. Whichever thank you, thank you, Kamala, whichever
Speaker 3: candidate wins the debate, we'll say, well, we've had a debate.
Speaker 3: Now it's time to campaign. There'll be no second or
Speaker 3: third debate. So can they keep hiding and run the
Speaker 3: clock out? Absolutely? Could Republicans do this absolutely not. You
Speaker 3: see Jade Vance, who lives about two miles from where
Speaker 3: I broadcast from in Cincinnati, and Donald Trump thither and
Speaker 3: fro doing a whole bunch of news conferences and media avails,
Speaker 3: attacked by the media, and the media will allign Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris and Governor Waltz to hide because that's part of
Speaker 3: their game plan. I've received many emails from military types
Speaker 3: talking about the former military superior speaks out against Governor
Speaker 3: Waltz and because he lied at one point, they were ready.
Speaker 3: He knew before he took retirement that his battalion was
Speaker 3: heading toward heading toward a rock. He didn't want to go.
Speaker 3: He wanted to get into politics. He said he had
Speaker 3: the right to retire after twenty years. But the way
Speaker 3: it was done calls in to question his patriotism. And
Speaker 3: they changed websites to note the rank he did not
Speaker 3: attain that he used for a long period of time
Speaker 3: and them carrying weapons of war is not the case.
Speaker 3: But he lied in the media will let him lie.
Speaker 3: In fact, now if it's brought up by Republicans, they're
Speaker 3: attacked by the media, which is unbelievable. Right now, we
Speaker 3: need to hear from Kamala Harris and Tim Walltz, it
Speaker 3: will not occur. The best thing you can say about
Speaker 3: the governor is that when the riots took place in Minneapolis,
Speaker 3: as they get started after the George Floyd killing, I
Speaker 3: won't call it a murderer.
Speaker 4: I'll call it a killing.
Speaker 3: The governor had an opportunity quickly to crack down early
Speaker 3: on to stop the riots from getting out of out
Speaker 3: of hand, which they did. He was concerned about the
Speaker 3: racial makeup of the National Guard, and he also would
Speaker 3: be pointed out that is the first Lady of Minnesota
Speaker 3: opened the windows of the governor mansion so she could
Speaker 3: smell the aroma of burning tires and the sense of
Speaker 3: freedom that somehow smelling hundreds of businesses burning and the
Speaker 3: tires being burnt gave her a sense of happiness that
Speaker 3: America is being punished for the kind of country she
Speaker 3: perceives that we have. And his refusal to call it
Speaker 3: the National Guard is he abandoned. He abandoned his troops
Speaker 3: in a rock, he abandoned his duties the National Guard
Speaker 3: card when the bullets began flying and the businesses were burned,
Speaker 3: and then Kamala Harris put up money to the bail fund.
Speaker 3: During the bail alm the riots, as the governor let
Speaker 3: Minneapolis burn, she raised about thirty eight million dollars and
Speaker 3: she put up something called quote if you're able to
Speaker 3: chip in now to the m N Freedom Fund to
Speaker 3: help post bail for those protesting on the ground in Minnesota.
Speaker 3: That's from Kamala Harris. There were no protesters arrested. The
Speaker 3: only people arrested in Minnesota were arsonists, murtyerers, rapists, robbers,
Speaker 3: and thieves. You don't get arrested in Minneapolis, for God's sakes,
Speaker 3: for protesting, you commit serious felonies. And she raised directly
Speaker 3: and indirectly about thirty eight million dollars to get those
Speaker 3: individuals out of jail. And many committed other murders, robberies,
Speaker 3: rapes when they were out. So the governor permitted the
Speaker 3: writing to continue. And when the felons were arrested, Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris put up the money to get them out. How
Speaker 3: much media coverages of that, I would say very little
Speaker 3: or none. So can they run out the clock? Absolutely?
Speaker 3: Will they run out the clock? Yes, if they're winning,
Speaker 3: if the polls are truthful, which I find it hard
Speaker 3: to believe, they can run it out on every issue
Speaker 3: that's important to the American people. That Donald has a
Speaker 3: big lead on many, many of the issues upon which
Speaker 3: the American people want to cast an informed ballot.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: If you ask the American people who do you trust
Speaker 3: on the economy, by a wide margin, it is Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: If you ask the American people, who do you trust
Speaker 3: on creating more jobs? American people say Donald Trump. And
Speaker 3: if you ask the American people who do you trust
Speaker 3: on immigration inflation? It's all Donald Trump. Let's continue. We
Speaker 3: have thousands on hold. Take some calls on the other side.
Speaker 3: We have calls from Missouri and Tampa and Oklahoma, many
Speaker 3: places in between. Eight six six six four seven seven
Speaker 3: three three of them. Bill Cunningham, to the great American,
Speaker 3: with you and all other great Americans every Sunday night,
Speaker 3: Seekamala Harris wakes up every morning hiding from you who
Speaker 3: she truly is, because if you knew what she intended
Speaker 3: on doing, if she wins the presidency with Governor Tim Waltz,
Speaker 3: she wouldn't vote for her. But you have to get
Speaker 3: up every day to be someone else. I wrote down
Speaker 3: some of the phrases she employed in one of her
Speaker 3: rallies a couple of nights ago, to the cheers of multitudes, quote,
Speaker 3: we worry about kitchen table issues.
Speaker 5: Yay.
Speaker 3: She then says we must lower the cost of groceries
Speaker 3: in gasoline. Yay, the crowd responded. She then says we
Speaker 3: believe in middle class values.
Speaker 4: Yay, we like that.
Speaker 3: Then she says we need more high pain union jobs.
Speaker 3: Unions built this country. Yay, we need that too. Where
Speaker 3: are the policies that implement things such as lowering the
Speaker 3: cost of groceries and gasoline and building out the middle class?
Speaker 3: Where are the actual policies? Guess what? They don't exist.
Speaker 3: Every day she gets up trying to hide from you
Speaker 3: the truth, and guess what she thinks you can handle
Speaker 3: the truth.
Speaker 4: Well, tonight you get the truth.
Speaker 3: Bill cunning In the Great American with you and all
Speaker 3: of the great Americans every Sunday night.
Speaker 5: Yay, all.
Speaker 3: I got to get to some telephone calls tonight, just
Speaker 3: reporting tonight that Barack Hussein Obama is in charge of
Speaker 3: the Kamala Harris CAMPI, that she's off the campaign trail
Speaker 3: for a while to go back to San Francisco's to
Speaker 3: a city she helped to ruin completely and Obama's third
Speaker 3: and fourth and fifth term may becoming. Imagine, if things
Speaker 3: go the wrong way in November, end up with Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris and Tim Waltz, for God's sakes, for eight years.
Speaker 3: That's going to mean between now and twenty thirty two,
Speaker 3: we're going to have a period of time between twenty
Speaker 3: eight and twenty thirty two, what twenty four years? And
Speaker 3: of those twenty four years it would have been extreme leftist,
Speaker 3: socialist progressive government in charge for about seventy five to
Speaker 3: eighty percent of that time. We can't survive as a nation.
Speaker 3: And so as soon as Obama was elected through Joe
Speaker 3: Biden's campaign, it was simply Obama. He suddenly became a
Speaker 3: leftist with hyper radical ideas that lunchbucket Joe from Scranton, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 3: the old Joe Biden found quite unacceptable. But with Barack
Speaker 3: Husein Obama manipulating him and now manipulating Kamala Harris, guess
Speaker 3: what extremely successful. And we did not vote, as you
Speaker 3: may know, for spread the wealth. We didn't vote for
Speaker 3: socialism over communism, we didn't vote for high taxes, we
Speaker 3: didn't vote for gasoline at three, four or five dollars
Speaker 3: a gallon when we put Biden in charge the regime.
Speaker 4: We didn't vote for big government.
Speaker 3: We didn't vote for fifteen to twenty million illegals coming
Speaker 3: into this country. We didn't vote for soft on crime
Speaker 3: policies destroying our major cities. We didn't vote for DEI
Speaker 3: principles that Joe Biden put in practice with an executive
Speaker 3: order the first day he took office.
Speaker 4: No one voted.
Speaker 3: No one I know voted for borrowing seven eight trillion dollars.
Speaker 3: No one I know voted to wage war on fossil
Speaker 3: fuels to make sure you pay more money, which hyperincentivized
Speaker 3: high inflation that we have. And no one wanted to
Speaker 3: abandon fifty to eighty billion dollars in high tech at
Speaker 3: military equipment in Afghanistan. No one wanted to do any
Speaker 3: of that stuff. We didn't want to have. America can
Speaker 3: face wars directly or indirectly in Ukraine and now in
Speaker 3: Gaza in Israel, all of which were very peaceful when
Speaker 3: Trump was in office. We didn't vote for any of
Speaker 3: that stuff. So now they have to act as if
Speaker 3: they're moderates. They have to forget about their policies and
Speaker 3: each of these candidates, Kamala Harris and Tim Watz are
Speaker 3: both sixty years old. In fact, put together, they're older
Speaker 3: than Trump and Vance. Did you know that they are?
Speaker 3: They have well known policies of left wing socialism, boarding
Speaker 3: on communism, And we didn't vote any We didn't vote
Speaker 3: for a fifth grade boy to go into a grade
Speaker 3: school bathroom and see a tampon machine. That's Tim Waltz.
Speaker 3: We didn't vote for that. We didn't vote for reparations,
Speaker 3: didn't vote for any of that stuff. So all of
Speaker 3: a sudden, the policies well known of these two candidates
Speaker 3: on the Democratic side get up every day to have
Speaker 3: to hide and secrete from you reality from the previous
Speaker 3: policies that once they get in Katie bar the door,
Speaker 3: they will revert to water level and do all the
Speaker 3: things we don't want, no question about it, and the
Speaker 3: media will be there as lap dogs, like Robert Acosta
Speaker 3: was this morning on CBS Morning News. Let's go to
Speaker 3: the telephone calls. We have thousands on old, millions are listening.
Speaker 3: I want to set up a little bit of what's
Speaker 3: going to happen tonight later on have Christopher Ruddy will
Speaker 3: be here of Newsmax. Also later on, as Eric drew Ark,
Speaker 3: you said earlier today that it was said that we
Speaker 3: need to deport about one million or so illegals, the
Speaker 3: criminals that are here. Very popular idea, by the way,
Speaker 3: about seventy percent of us say absolutely. Then also later
Speaker 3: on is the policies of Kamala Harris when it comes
Speaker 3: through reparations based upon race. And also maybe you get
Speaker 3: a call in from Leland Vindtert of News Nation under
Speaker 3: the auspices, of course of Sean Compton. Let's continue with
Speaker 3: Mark and Missouri than thousands of others. Mark and Missouri,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Mark, how are you.
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 7: I'd like to say I'm doing fine, but I am scared.
Speaker 7: I like to remain optimistic, but I am really scared
Speaker 7: if this Commy Harris and tamped Tim gettingwhere near that
Speaker 7: over office. You're right, it's over. I don't ever like
Speaker 7: to give up, and I won't give up. But they
Speaker 7: aren't borderline communists. I mean this Tim, Tim we makes
Speaker 7: Bernie Sanders are normal. I mean what they would do
Speaker 7: to this country, how they would get rolled by China.
Speaker 7: And actually was wouldn't mind that he's had so much
Speaker 7: connection with China, and it's just.
Speaker 4: Thirty thirty trips. Scared that thirty trips.
Speaker 3: We have the most left wing progressive governor in the
Speaker 3: history of the country, along with the most liberal member
Speaker 3: of the US Senate, acting as if they're moderates until
Speaker 3: they get in no office, like Joe Biden was lunchbucket Joe,
Speaker 3: and suddenly he became a marching Marxist.
Speaker 4: And if the same thing's going to happen in January,
Speaker 4: if these two.
Speaker 7: Win, and the fact that they have ten percent is scary?
Speaker 7: Are there really that many people uninformed? It's just it
Speaker 7: is scary Now I think I think you're right. Kammie
Speaker 7: Harris is going to do the ropidope and she's going
Speaker 7: to try to do what Biden did. Sure, but there
Speaker 7: is a difference. There is a record, and this is
Speaker 7: up to the Trump campaign and President Trump and Jadi Vance.
Speaker 7: They have got to obliterate her and that record and
Speaker 7: then compare it to President Trump's record. That's the only
Speaker 7: way the Americans are going to find out. Most people
Speaker 7: don't pay close attention until it gets close to the election,
Speaker 7: but they have got a responsibility. If she's not going
Speaker 7: to come out and do interviews. No, they have got
Speaker 7: just to a literator, and that's that's it can be done.
Speaker 7: It's I even think the Republicans can win on abortion.
Speaker 7: It's going to be abortion wall to wall comes September.
Speaker 7: But they can run ads with HD pictures of fully
Speaker 7: formed children in the womb and say the Democrats want
Speaker 7: to kill these babies. No, they aren't safe, legal and rare.
Speaker 7: They want to kill as many babies as possible.
Speaker 4: And Martin answer this question.
Speaker 3: I went on a website Health and Human Services and
Speaker 3: it said that pregnant people. I'm a little bit defended
Speaker 3: by the term pregnant people. It diminishes the roles of mothers.
Speaker 3: But let's use their term. Pregnant people when they're pregnant
Speaker 3: should begin prenatal care between the sixth and the tenth
Speaker 3: week of pregnancy. So, assuming the government is telling pregnant
Speaker 3: people to begin prenatal care at the sixth to ten
Speaker 3: week mark, does the government acknowledge therefore that is a baby?
Speaker 3: Because you don't give prenatal care to assist or to
Speaker 3: a growth, or to a callous You give prenatal care
Speaker 3: to what a baby? So how can the government on
Speaker 3: one hand said you got to begin prenatal care by
Speaker 3: the tenth week. But on the other hand, you can
Speaker 3: kill an unborn baby up to the fortieth week.
Speaker 4: Is that consistent?
Speaker 7: Oh, Bill, you're just doing in facts.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry all the time.
Speaker 7: I mean, President Trump has said that he will not
Speaker 7: doing a national ban on abortion. Well they're running heads
Speaker 7: saying he is. It was one, so it doesn't matter
Speaker 7: what he says, and somehow they're going to have to
Speaker 7: get on offense about this. But the main reason I
Speaker 7: sold a screen what I called was I'm actually I
Speaker 7: congratulate you for predicting Biden would drop out.
Speaker 4: I think he would.
Speaker 7: But we're supposed to believe that a guy less than
Speaker 7: four years later, who is pushed out, who was in
Speaker 7: thirty percent of aproval rate most of the time, got
Speaker 7: by far the most votes in history of any candidate
Speaker 7: four years ago when he didn't campaign, and when he
Speaker 7: did he was a disaster every time, and we're suppos
Speaker 7: believe there's nothing wrong. Well, I have no doubt that
Speaker 7: these Democrats are going to fast seal this one too,
Speaker 7: and they are. I mean, why do we think we
Speaker 7: have fifteen to twenty million illegals here they're signing up.
Speaker 7: This is going a long term goal of the Democrats. Rush,
Speaker 7: you should talk about this. They want to make elections
Speaker 7: irrelevant and anything other than the same day voting with
Speaker 7: paper ballots and some absentee is Democrats cheating. Want to
Speaker 7: try to steal elections. Clinton passed voter voter way back
Speaker 7: in ninety two with of course Hillary's behind that, and
Speaker 7: it slowly progressed to where we are now, to our
Speaker 7: voting system. They destroy that as well, and it's just
Speaker 7: it's scary.
Speaker 3: I hope I put this in the hands of God.
Speaker 3: Every now and then I say the prayer of Saint Michael,
Speaker 3: in which it ends up by saying that there's the devil,
Speaker 3: Satan is searching the earth for souls to destroy. And
Speaker 3: I would add to that human lives to kill. And
Speaker 3: the government cannot tell us that at six to ten
Speaker 3: weeks a mother must have pre natal care, but then
Speaker 3: on the other hand, you can kill the baby. And
Speaker 3: that's what the Democrat that's what the Democrats tell us.
Speaker 3: And I'm thinking one other thing. Some of the things
Speaker 3: she has said, such as getting rid of all private
Speaker 3: health insurance get in line medicaid. Medicaid with all the
Speaker 3: illegal aliens getting all the care they can get, get
Speaker 3: in line with them. She also believes in reparations for
Speaker 3: African Americans. I got a guest coming on later to
Speaker 3: address that issue. Reparations. How popular do you think are
Speaker 3: reparations among the American people? Money paid out based upon race?
Speaker 3: And how popular do you think is the idea of
Speaker 3: getting rid of private insurance and everyone dumped into a
Speaker 3: public system. And she said about three years ago that
Speaker 3: illegal aliens should have the right to vote. And so
Speaker 3: you put all that together, you talk about an important election.
Speaker 3: Mark my gosh, it's November fifth, and the election starts
Speaker 3: in about five weeks.
Speaker 4: In Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: They start having drop boxes and mailing out ballots in
Speaker 3: about five weeks.
Speaker 7: Well, socialized anything has never worked. It's been a disaster everywhere.
Speaker 7: I don't know why more people can't see this looking
Speaker 7: great written Look in Canada, it's a disaster.
Speaker 4: Venezuela, she exactly.
Speaker 7: And that's what that's an example of Venzuela and Brazil.
Speaker 7: Those guys sol elections there and both countries, especially Venzuela
Speaker 7: is just a disaster. He used to be a thriving country,
Speaker 7: but now never recover they went. But Kamala even opposes
Speaker 7: private charity. I mean, she's I've never seen anything like
Speaker 7: these two people in office. I mean, it's scary to
Speaker 7: get to the point where election could mean the end
Speaker 7: of the country. I mean we've had bad presidents obviously, yeah,
Speaker 7: but this could.
Speaker 4: I mean, well, if we have another bad president.
Speaker 3: If we had Obama that eight years of disaster, then
Speaker 3: we had an interlude of four years of Trump when
Speaker 3: he was sued, impeached, subpoenas, the illegal wires, eavesdropping, whatever
Speaker 3: it is, they couldn't do what he wanted to do.
Speaker 3: Then let's say we go four years of Biden, then
Speaker 3: eight years of Kamala, Harris and Tim Waltz. That that
Speaker 3: means we're done. That means twenty That means twenty four
Speaker 3: of twenty eight years are going to be left ing,
Speaker 3: progressive social Remember what Obama said, we have to fundamentally
Speaker 3: transform this country from what to what? And guess what
Speaker 3: it's happening as I speak. Thank you for your call.
Speaker 3: Let's continue now with thousands of others. The line becomes
Speaker 3: available five one, If line becomes available eight six six
Speaker 3: six four seven seven three three seven, it's right here.
Speaker 3: Five six years ago, Senator Kamala Harris said that illegal
Speaker 3: should have the right to vote, whether the citizens or not.
Speaker 3: Just give them a paper ballot and I'll next Sunday
Speaker 3: and I'm scheduled to have on Wayne down and route.
Speaker 3: He'll tell you the way it works in Nevada, and
Speaker 3: that is when you get a driver's license, don't have
Speaker 3: to prove your citizen. You get a driver's license, you
Speaker 3: automatically get in the mail about a month before the
Speaker 3: election a paper ballot to vote, and he'll tell you.
Speaker 3: He'll tell us next Sunday that that has opened up
Speaker 3: the floodgates to illegal voting in Nevada. If you're from
Speaker 3: Nicaragua or El Salvador of Venezuela or the Congo, and
Speaker 3: you have a driver's license issued by the state of Nevada,
Speaker 3: and on official letterhead you are given a ballot to vote,
Speaker 3: there must be the implication, if not the expression, that
Speaker 3: is legal for you to vote. And those ballots are
Speaker 3: passed around, mimeographed off and away we go, and they're
Speaker 3: all dumped and dropped by boxes that are being unsupervised,
Speaker 3: and then they're counted. How do you beat that damn
Speaker 3: near impossible? And I love the radical left in the
Speaker 3: media talking about, well, go ahead and try to prove it.
Speaker 3: By the time you can prove it, it would be uh,
Speaker 3: not ripe because the secretor of State didn't declare a
Speaker 3: winner by the time the winner is declared in December
Speaker 3: of that state's electors, then the issue is moot because
Speaker 3: you don't have time to have a trial. So on
Speaker 3: one hand, it's not ripe because we know whe's declared
Speaker 3: a winner. How do you know if that vote counts
Speaker 3: or not that by the time you announce the winner
Speaker 3: of the state in December and the electors get together
Speaker 3: in state capital vote, federal judges said, we don't have
Speaker 3: time in the next five weeks to conduct a four
Speaker 3: blown federal civil trial. Don't have the time for depositions,
Speaker 3: of cross examination, production of documents all the time, and
Speaker 3: so it is a recipe for absolute disaster. Three or
Speaker 3: four states that have it right are Florida, Ohio, in Iowa.
Speaker 3: Those three states. In fact, Trump became the only president
Speaker 3: Republican president in American history to win Iowa, Ohio, and
Speaker 3: Florida and still easily lose the election, and I would
Speaker 3: say this before I continue with calls.
Speaker 4: I don't think they're done with this guy yet.
Speaker 3: We have about eighty five days to the election, but
Speaker 3: their election starts in about five or six weeks when
Speaker 3: the ballots are being mailed out. There's a deep state
Speaker 3: ready to get him. The swamp is ready to get him.
Speaker 3: There's a federal judge named Chunkin in Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: That wants to get him. There's a state court judge
Speaker 3: in New York that wants to get him. There's forces
Speaker 3: out there from Iran who wants to kill him. You
Speaker 3: may know from the Secret Service they're aware of Iranian
Speaker 3: death squads who will kill themselves in the process, who
Speaker 3: wants to assassinate Donald Trump by any means necessary. They
Speaker 3: want to keep the policies of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris,
Speaker 3: and they know their survivability of their lousy moulahs in
Speaker 3: Tehran is based upon the idea that Kamala Harris will
Speaker 3: continue and then will begin the obliteration of Israel, which
Speaker 3: by the way, is well underway as I speak. One
Speaker 3: of the news meting outlets said there's eighteen missiles this
Speaker 3: evening sent into northern Israel. I don't know if that's
Speaker 3: to start of something bigger.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: By simply waiting and having the policies of Joe Biden
Speaker 3: and Kamala Harris, that is sown within the seeds of
Speaker 3: that decision, the absolute destruction of the nation of Israel
Speaker 3: and the seven or eight million Jews that live there
Speaker 3: in peace and all they want is peace. Then Hamas
Speaker 3: will put its control and command centers under schools, orphanages,
Speaker 3: and hospitals, then blame the Jews for their placing those
Speaker 3: facilities and vulnerable positions, so they get some press and
Speaker 3: publicity out of a missile that takes out control and
Speaker 3: command positions of a mass inside of a school. Let's continue.
Speaker 3: The line becomes available, but she never does. Eight sixty six, six,
Speaker 3: four seven, seven, three three seven Coming up later as
Speaker 3: Christopher Ruddy of NEWSMAX and Eric Ruard of Numbers USA
Speaker 3: and more. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday night. Imagine
Speaker 3: the policies of Joe Biden on steroids the next four
Speaker 3: to eight years. Can we survive another fifty to eighty
Speaker 3: million coming into the country illegally? Can we survive with
Speaker 3: doubling of energy prices. You think they're high, now not
Speaker 3: even close. Can we survive without private medical insurance for
Speaker 3: people who can afford to pay it through your employer?
Speaker 3: She wants to get rid of all that. I think
Speaker 3: we need reparations based upon skin color. I don't think so.
Speaker 3: Do we need more inflation right now? Inflation's tending toward
Speaker 3: four percent. When Trump left off, it was one point
Speaker 3: four percent a year and a half into the Inflation
Speaker 3: and Reduction Act. Now there's a great name, got up
Speaker 3: to nine percent. Having just the opposite of what the
Speaker 3: name said it would occur. And so in every issue
Speaker 3: is important to us normal Americans, whether it's energy or jobs,
Speaker 3: or the price of groceries, the economy, inflation, immigration, homelessness,
Speaker 3: Trump is right in all the issues. How many red
Speaker 3: cities in red states have homeless difficulties?
Speaker 4: The answer is.
Speaker 3: None, because police ought to enforce the law. If you
Speaker 3: want to have your taxes go up, if you want
Speaker 3: to get rid of your insurance carrier through your employer,
Speaker 3: if you want to higher energy and gasoline and diesel prices,
Speaker 3: I can't imagine I have thousands of truckers listening to
Speaker 3: me every Sunday night and I think ninety percent are
Speaker 3: going to vote for Donald Trump on that issue and
Speaker 3: that issue alone, you have a chance. We have a choice,
Speaker 3: and this is the most stark choice I think since
Speaker 3: Richard Nixon ran against against the liberal from George McGovern
Speaker 3: and I think Nixon won forty nine states. Now in
Speaker 3: today's world because of the media coverage. If the media
Speaker 3: covered Obama, Biden, Kamala Harris, Tim Waltz objectively as if
Speaker 3: they were Republicans, none of those characters would have been elected.
Speaker 3: But they don't cover it that way, and they're not
Speaker 3: going to change. The Robert Acosta interview this morning on
Speaker 3: CBS Sunday morning was ridiculous. He was in the White
Speaker 3: House with Joe Biden who simply lied repeatedly in real
Speaker 3: time against Donald Trump, and the Costa knew he was
Speaker 3: lying and didn't correct him in real time because it
Speaker 3: didn't fit. You know, all the news that fits they print.
Speaker 3: If the news doesn't fit the agenda, they don't print it.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more come up after the top of
Speaker 3: they are with Christopher Ruddy will be here from Newsmax
Speaker 3: later on as Leland vinter of News Nation. And also,
Speaker 3: what about the comments of jd Vance wants to deport
Speaker 3: one million criminal aliens.
Speaker 4: Popular with the American people.
Speaker 3: I got Eric Ruar coming up from Numbers USA and more,
Speaker 3: Bill Cunning and the Great American with you every Sunday.
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Speaker 3: Bill Cunning in the Great em And of course we
Speaker 3: know the Newsmax is one of the screensavers I have.
Speaker 3: The Drudge Report has completely lost its way. I have
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Speaker 4: Let me ask you a basic question. Are you prepared?
Speaker 8: Am I prepared for what?
Speaker 6: Bill?
Speaker 4: Here's the question this show. Yes, are you prepared?
Speaker 8: Well, I'm always I'm never fully prepared for you because
Speaker 8: you are beyond in terms of the journalistic style, and
Speaker 8: so you always bring something in that I haven't thought of.
Speaker 8: So you creative and innovative.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you. But here's my question.
Speaker 3: When I look at the polling of our friend and yours,
Speaker 3: Donald John Trump, when it comes to jobs, creation of
Speaker 3: new jobs by the American people, he's up about twenty
Speaker 3: points over Kamala Harris. When it comes to the economy,
Speaker 3: he's way up. American people say he's better for jobs,
Speaker 3: better for the economy. How about energy, Donald Trump is
Speaker 3: way up in that talk about inflation, curing inflation, not
Speaker 3: more inflation, but less. He's way up on Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: on inflation, immigration, not even close two to one. And
Speaker 3: so when I look at the main indicators of who
Speaker 3: gets elected who doesn't get elected on the important issues jobs,
Speaker 3: the economy, energy, inflation, all those issues, and he's at
Speaker 3: the top of the list.
Speaker 4: And Kamala is way down.
Speaker 3: If all that is true, how come the race supposedly
Speaker 3: is like tied today when our guy, Donald Trump on
Speaker 3: the big issues, have a wide advantage over Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: Can you answer that big question?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think I know the answer, and the answer
Speaker 8: is the big bad media they don't give this guy up.
Speaker 8: I mean, think about him just being shot and how
Speaker 8: they know. There's some of the met who are saying, well,
Speaker 8: he calls it. You know, it's just like unbelievable to
Speaker 8: spin against this man. And so even though the American
Speaker 8: people know he's got a really good track record as president.
Speaker 8: And I don't know if you're referring to the CNBC
Speaker 8: poll that's out, it shows that he's two points ahead, right,
Speaker 8: But in the CNBC poll, which is amazing, and I
Speaker 8: think you're referring to some of this data, is that
Speaker 8: by a margin of two to one, two to one,
Speaker 8: So that's like almost seventy percent of Americans think he's
Speaker 8: better for the economy and their personal finances than Kamala Harris.
Speaker 8: So that's amazing, right, Well, how can guy be almost
Speaker 8: seventy percent of the public he's good for me financially?
Speaker 8: But most people are Many people are saying they're voting
Speaker 8: for her. It doesn't make any sense other than the
Speaker 8: meat that constantly tries to attack the poor guy and
Speaker 8: he's fighting back. Look at the end of the day,
Speaker 8: I think people are going to realize, they're going to
Speaker 8: look what Kamala with the Harris Biden ticket did the
Speaker 8: Biden Harris presidency, and what the Trump presidents he did.
Speaker 8: Cam's down, he wins on farm posse. I mean, we're
Speaker 8: facing bill world War three all over the world, China,
Speaker 8: for Ria, Iran, Ukraine. I mean, this is the roof
Speaker 8: on fire. And it's all because he's not president. So
Speaker 8: I think that the public is turning on her, They're
Speaker 8: turning on Biden, and I think we're going to see
Speaker 8: the president will win this snub effort.
Speaker 3: You know, Christopher Ruddy of Newsmax one poll that came
Speaker 3: out that I attached some significance to about a month ago,
Speaker 3: and that is and I don't know, polling is a
Speaker 3: snapshot in time. If Poles controlled things, Trump never would
Speaker 3: have been elected in twenty sixteen. I don't think it
Speaker 3: was up in any poll, and he won somewhat easily,
Speaker 3: but nonetheless there was a poll out about a month ago.
Speaker 3: I think it was from Reuters that said if an
Speaker 3: American who spends their time were getting news only from
Speaker 3: the mainstream media ABC, NBC, and CBS, throw in PBS
Speaker 3: and reading the headlines of newspapers, that group of Americans,
Speaker 3: which is a large chunk of US, favored at that
Speaker 3: point Joe Biden fifty five to thirty five. In other words,
Speaker 3: you and I know we're kind of connected to the news.
Speaker 3: When you found a Newsmax, it was a little operation.
Speaker 3: Now it's a behemoth. And I've been in this business
Speaker 3: now for forty one years. I can't believe I'm still
Speaker 3: I can't believe I got forty one years under my
Speaker 3: belt with another forty one years to go. But nonetheless,
Speaker 3: there's a chunk of Americans like my producer Tony Bender,
Speaker 3: who doesn't pay much attention to the media, gets up
Speaker 3: every morning, goes to work, lunchbox in hand, his wife's
Speaker 3: caring for the three or four kids. He doesn't watch
Speaker 3: the evening news, doesn't watch the eleven o'clock news, doesn't
Speaker 3: read a lot of newspapers that basically don't exist except
Speaker 3: the Wall Street Journal, New York Times.
Speaker 4: They don't exist anymore.
Speaker 3: And he lives his life, but then he votes, and
Speaker 3: so he's thinking, you know, every now and then I'll
Speaker 3: check in to see what's going on, and they say, hey,
Speaker 3: Trump was shot, Oh my god. Then within two days
Speaker 3: it's ignored. So if an American only gets their news
Speaker 3: some so called mainstream media, they believe in the democratic viewpoint,
Speaker 3: that is all they hear about the Democratic They don't
Speaker 3: hear about Tim Waltz's socialism or Kamala Harris saying get
Speaker 3: rid of your private health insurance but throw everybody in
Speaker 3: the Medicare Medicaid system. Is that a problem when we
Speaker 3: have uninformed Americans like my producer Tony Bender, who simply
Speaker 3: lives his life.
Speaker 8: Well, one of the things I love about you, Bill
Speaker 8: is you have informed opinion. Like you started this conversation
Speaker 8: talking about the polling data. Now you're talking about a
Speaker 8: Reuter survey. You're backing up your stuff, your opinions, which
Speaker 8: really and that's why you're a radio legend. And I'm
Speaker 8: not just saying that to puff smoke in the air
Speaker 8: in front of you. But Reuters also did a study
Speaker 8: that came out in June that they surveyed forty seven countries.
Speaker 8: They found that they're only top ten twelve brands that
Speaker 8: Americans are turning to regularly for news. Liberal legacy media
Speaker 8: except for Newsmax made the list. We were on that
Speaker 8: top twelve, which is amazing and it's a breakthrough. But
Speaker 8: you know what, there should be five or six conservative
Speaker 8: leaning and you look at the other data that comes
Speaker 8: out trust in the media. Gallup does a study, look
Speaker 8: it up online every year and it's the lowest support
Speaker 8: of trust in the media. It's like thirty percent of
Speaker 8: the public trust the media in the country, which is
Speaker 8: down from it used to be like seventy percent thirty
Speaker 8: or forty years ago. Okay, but you know what, Democrats
Speaker 8: still get to seventy percent trust. It's Republicans and independent
Speaker 8: minor voters that don't trust the media. Anybody who's really
Speaker 8: thinking about what these guys are saying and doing realize
Speaker 8: it's a bunch of hooey. And so you know it
Speaker 8: actually is why people are turning to your show and
Speaker 8: Newsmax and other media because they want to. They're voting
Speaker 8: with their remote controls and their clicks and their dials
Speaker 8: because they're really sick and tired of what they're seeing
Speaker 8: in the big media. So it keeps us in business,
Speaker 8: but I'd rather have a lot more people in the
Speaker 8: same business.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I wonder when you come out of high
Speaker 3: school and college, especially elite college, as you're a marching Marxist,
Speaker 3: you come out with hatred for the country, sexist, racist, homophobia.
Speaker 3: You come out thinking something's wrong with this place. And
Speaker 3: that's why so few younger Americans twenty five to thirty
Speaker 3: five years old want to commit to the military, They
Speaker 3: want to join the police, they want to become a
Speaker 3: corrections officer, that they want to work as a deputy sheriff,
Speaker 3: because why invest yourself, your life, treasure, and blood into
Speaker 3: a country not worth saving. And one of the scariest
Speaker 3: things I saw in this a month or two ago
Speaker 3: was that if we had a red dawn moment in
Speaker 3: which I don't know, the North Koreans or the Chinese
Speaker 3: took over parts of our country, and they asked eighteen
Speaker 3: to thirty year old males, would you fight to save
Speaker 3: the United States of America. It was kind of split
Speaker 3: fifty to fifty. About half of that group said, you
Speaker 3: know what, this isn't such a good place anymore. I
Speaker 3: think Britney Griner. Now is a different view. Look, but
Speaker 3: it is a frightening prospect.
Speaker 8: We're in deep trouble when you have a poll so
Speaker 8: twenty to twenty five percent of young Americans don't know
Speaker 8: their sexual agender identity. I mean, hello, I always tell
Speaker 8: you I'm the only head of a network in America
Speaker 8: that believes that there's only two biological genders. I'm the
Speaker 8: only one I think of that I know of. I
Speaker 8: know that Foxes embrace the transgender stuff ideology. What is gender?
Speaker 8: Gender is a scientific thing based on chromosomes. There's only two.
Speaker 8: I mean, there's not fourteen like the State of California says.
Speaker 8: But it shows you that we are in you know,
Speaker 8: I don't know, maybe apocalyptic touns. I don't know, but
Speaker 8: it's so bizarre. It strains creduity and create and you know,
Speaker 8: the country that people don't want to fight for the country.
Speaker 6: I think a lot of.
Speaker 8: It comes from big tech, all the algorithms on Google
Speaker 8: and TikTok and Facebook that you know, when we go
Speaker 8: on there, we get certain articles. Then through the algorithm,
Speaker 8: it's fine, we don't notice. But when you're a child,
Speaker 8: I think they're feeding a diet. And you see it
Speaker 8: with Disney, which is a horrible company, Disney Plus and Hulu,
Speaker 8: terrible company. They're feeding people all this time, this garbage
Speaker 8: that's screwing up the minds of young people, and they
Speaker 8: they are not advocating for traditional family guys. It's certainly
Speaker 8: not advocating for traditional American values. And that's why people
Speaker 8: were in.
Speaker 3: The trouble, were in you know, Christopher Ruddy of Newsmaxswell
Speaker 3: and I saw that pull at about about a quarter
Speaker 3: to a third of young adults, I have a question
Speaker 3: as to whether they're a male or female. I suppose
Speaker 3: under one tenth of one percent. Under one tenth of
Speaker 3: one percent maybe intersect. I've read somewhere that you could
Speaker 3: have ovaries and male body parts, and I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 3: how's that possible. I guess under one tenth of one
Speaker 3: percent may have a little bit of a problem, but
Speaker 3: it's not one third of the American people don't know
Speaker 3: if you're a boy or a girl.
Speaker 4: It's the culture telling him.
Speaker 8: That look scientific aberrations, right, But most people don't have
Speaker 8: those that are claiming they have these gender issues. Waltz
Speaker 8: is going on. He said, he supports having ten year
Speaker 8: olds decide to have surgery. I mean that's child of use.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry.
Speaker 8: Look, I think there's really important reasons newsmax is growing.
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Speaker 3: Bill, I hope, I hope more and more do it
Speaker 3: now on on We have about two minutes remaining u.
Speaker 3: Tim Waltz has the most radical abortion viewpoint in the
Speaker 3: country and enshrine in Minnesota law it's it's way to
Speaker 3: the left or row versus wad. And I find it
Speaker 3: amazing that when he says a fourth grade boy in
Speaker 3: their in their grade school bathroom should have tampon products
Speaker 3: available for a ten year old boy. And the thing
Speaker 3: that comes to mind is every now and then I
Speaker 3: do a topic on prenatal care, that it's important for women,
Speaker 3: especially poor women, to have prenatal care because the preborn
Speaker 3: baby needs prenatal care. Well, is the prenatal care for
Speaker 3: a baby or is the prenatal care for a for
Speaker 3: a tumor? Or is it for a growth? What is that?
Speaker 3: Why have pre natal care? Beginning I looked online prenatal
Speaker 3: care is recommended for women and it's women that have babies,
Speaker 3: not men. By the way, in the sixth to tenth
Speaker 3: week of pregnancy, six to ten weeks women and these
Speaker 3: clinics get prenatal care. Why have pre natal care if
Speaker 3: it's not a baby?
Speaker 8: How can they say? How can they say women build?
Speaker 8: Because they won't up. Kamala Harris won't Kamala Harris won't
Speaker 8: tell us what a woman is.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm women. Yes, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know what a woman is.
Speaker 8: No, you can't. We don't know what a woman is.
Speaker 8: We don't know what a man is. Depends I mean,
Speaker 8: you know, they don't. But meanwhile they're they're requiring stuff
Speaker 8: for women, but they won't tell us what a woman is.
Speaker 8: I mean it is. The Democratic Party is the party
Speaker 8: of grave danger, and it's it's just in the since
Speaker 8: in the insanity shop, you know.
Speaker 3: Lastly, Christopher Ruddy, I've said for many years, man, this
Speaker 3: is an important election. This is the most important election
Speaker 3: in my life time. And if you go back to
Speaker 3: twenty oh eight, and assuming Kamala wins and gets eight years,
Speaker 3: and now we're all of a sudden we're in twenty
Speaker 3: thirty two, that means twenty of twenty four years, we're
Speaker 3: going to have Democratic Socialists in charge of this country.
Speaker 3: And if you incorporate her viewpoints on the economy and
Speaker 3: jobs and the Green New Deal and getting rid of
Speaker 3: electric vehicles, getting rid of private insurance companies, no fracking,
Speaker 3: no oil drilling, you get rid of all those policies,
Speaker 3: open up the southern border twenty to forty million coming
Speaker 3: in right now. There's an additional there's fifty two million
Speaker 3: Americans not born in this country. And you give this
Speaker 3: regime another eight years, that number is going to be
Speaker 3: close to one hundred million Americans weren't born here. And
Speaker 3: what's happening to our major cities are magnificent public edifices
Speaker 3: we call magnificent, gorgeous, opulent in American cities are destroyed,
Speaker 3: and that college campuses are taken over, the big city
Speaker 3: newsrooms controlled ABC, NBCCBSPBS. Look at the state of California,
Speaker 3: Look at Denver, Colorado with thousands of homeless, and look
Speaker 3: at what's happening in all over California. City's destroyed by Pelosi,
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, and continuing continuing, Ken Christopher Ruddy, Ken, America,
Speaker 3: can you put in perspective the importance of this election
Speaker 3: as opposed to what we can look back in maybe
Speaker 3: eight years from now and say, my God was out
Speaker 3: of mistake.
Speaker 4: How important is this election?
Speaker 6: Well, I agree with you.
Speaker 8: I think it is the future of America we're fighting for.
Speaker 8: And it's the super Bowl of elections, the ultimate super
Speaker 8: Bowl of elections. We're already down a path.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 8: You know, they look back and think we already passed
Speaker 8: the tipping point. They just let in but fifteen million people,
Speaker 8: and they're spending hundreds of billions of dollars to give
Speaker 8: them four star hotel room, cell phones, air flights. Incredible
Speaker 8: stuff that's going on. That's just unbelievable. They're actually now
Speaker 8: not even waiting for them to cross the border. They
Speaker 8: actually offered them flights from Mexico City and they can
Speaker 8: come in cities across the American gets set up in
Speaker 8: a hotel. I mean, that's how perverse the Biden people are.
Speaker 8: And it's just a clear violation I believe in the Constitution,
Speaker 8: and it's a violation of everything about this country. And
Speaker 8: so I do believe President Trump. You know, it's very
Speaker 8: crucial that he gets back in there for four years.
Speaker 8: I'm supporting him, as you know, and I've known him
Speaker 8: for over twenty five years, right, and he really does
Speaker 8: care and he's risked his life now for the country.
Speaker 8: And he's a remarkable guy. I just spoke to him,
Speaker 8: and he really believes the future of this country's at stake,
Speaker 8: and that's why he had almost eighty is still running now.
Speaker 3: He was shot. He's shed blood for this country. And
Speaker 3: I would say it's either stopping the inevitable or changing direction.
Speaker 3: At a minimum, it will stop the inevitable, and it
Speaker 3: might change the direction of the country. And this country
Speaker 3: is worth fighting for. It's worth bleeding for, Christopher Rudy
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Speaker 8: And we really appreciate your support. Bill.
Speaker 3: All right, well, but God bless you and God bless America.
Speaker 3: This country is worth fighting for. Christopher Ruddy, You're a
Speaker 3: great American and thank you for coming on the Bill
Speaker 3: Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Christopher.
Speaker 8: I'm honored, Bill, I'm honored. Thank you.
Speaker 4: God bless you. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 3: The experts say, if Trump is elected, delays the inevitable,
Speaker 3: the democratic socialist takeover of this country, which is well underway,
Speaker 3: or might we change course completely. It all depends on you.
Speaker 3: Come November fifth, end, before the balloting stare hearts, believe
Speaker 3: it or not. In about five or six weeks, many
Speaker 3: states begin to accept these so called absentee ballots the
Speaker 3: end of September, like in Pennsylvania, Bill cunning in The
Speaker 3: Great American Live with you every Sunday night. Billy cunning
Speaker 3: In The Great American. Christopher Ruddy heads up one of
Speaker 3: the great news gathering organizations in America called Newsmax. And
Speaker 3: whenever I want to check what's happening in the world,
Speaker 3: it's either News Nation Newsmax. I think Fox News to
Speaker 3: an extent, except for my good friend Sean Hannity, may
Speaker 3: have lost its way. But most importantly, what's happening now.
Speaker 3: We're we're still waiting for Hesbela to attack. It may
Speaker 3: happen tonight Sunday night. Don't know I said this last
Speaker 3: Sunday night. Don't know when it's going to happen exactly,
Speaker 3: but it's going to transpire. And when I listen to
Speaker 3: some of the generals on News Nation and elsewhere, they
Speaker 3: will tell you that the Achilles Heel of Iran are
Speaker 3: those three oil terminal transport sites that deliver is there
Speaker 3: from something the range of two million barrels of oil
Speaker 3: a day flowing out of Iran that funds hes Bla
Speaker 3: and Amas. Of course, that's literally billions and billions and
Speaker 3: billions of dollars because of the kindness of Joe Biden
Speaker 3: and Kamala Harris toward hes Bla, Hamas and Iran.
Speaker 4: That is the Achilles Heel.
Speaker 3: And if has Bla strikes, maybe this should have should
Speaker 3: have been done previously, take out the ability of Iran
Speaker 3: to fund these organizations. Iran Tehran certainly is the head
Speaker 3: of the snake, and the snake may move a little
Speaker 3: bit after the head has taken out, but not too long.
Speaker 4: So that's what's coming down the road.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more coming up next is Great American
Speaker 3: is going to be with us this Sunday night to
Speaker 3: discuss things such as reparations. That's in about forty minutes
Speaker 3: or so. Bill Cunningham with you every Sunday. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 3: the Great American. Of course, Eric Ark is with Numbers USA,
Speaker 3: and they keep track of things like policy positions of
Speaker 3: politicians when it comes to enforcing the law or not
Speaker 3: enforcing the law for political purposes. And now that we
Speaker 3: have the second seat of the Democratic ticket to Governor
Speaker 3: Tim Waltz of Minnesota pairs to have a stolen valor
Speaker 3: problem along with other difficulties. I can't imagine as his
Speaker 3: city is burning Minneapolis during the George Floyd riots in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty, that his wife, the First Lady of Minnesota,
Speaker 3: would open up the windows and want to smell freedom,
Speaker 3: which is the burning of tires and businesses in Minneapolis,
Speaker 3: and the governor not deploying the National Guard to save
Speaker 3: businesses and save human lives. But that's what we're dealing
Speaker 3: with now. I didn't think it was possible to have
Speaker 3: someone to the left of Bernie Sanders, but we do.
Speaker 3: We have the most liberal member of the US Senate
Speaker 3: at the time, Kamala Harris, along with the progressive self
Speaker 3: described socialist who's the governor of Minnesota, hooking up together.
Speaker 3: So I want to check in with Eric drew Ark
Speaker 3: of Numbers USA to get the rating and the policies
Speaker 3: of these two characters, and once again Eric drew Ark,
Speaker 3: Welcome to The Cunningham Show. And just in general, would
Speaker 3: you tell the American people the general policies of Governor
Speaker 3: Waltz when it comes to illegal migration into the great
Speaker 3: state of Minnesota, which is like a fifteen hundred miles
Speaker 3: from the border of Mexico. What are his ratings and
Speaker 3: what are his policies?
Speaker 7: Well, thanks for having me on, Bill, And you know,
Speaker 7: I don't think most Americans, even if you follow politics closely,
Speaker 7: know who Bill Timwalls is. But he was a member
Speaker 7: of Congress and obviously governor of Minnesota, so he does
Speaker 7: have a track record that we can look at. And
Speaker 7: you know, we grade every member of Congress going back
Speaker 7: to the nineteen nineties, so we gave Walls a D
Speaker 7: career grade. But if you look at his grade over time,
Speaker 7: his last term in Congress, he got an F minus,
Speaker 7: which puts him on par with Kamon Harris over her career.
Speaker 7: And he if you see his votes, he moved with
Speaker 7: the party from being you know, not terrible the row
Speaker 7: when it comes to enforcement and border security, an amnesty.
Speaker 7: I mean, he did end up voting for six amnesties
Speaker 7: but that came later on in his term, and so
Speaker 7: he moved along with the Democratic Party to basically supporting
Speaker 7: open borders and opposing any effective enforcement. And we saw
Speaker 7: that play out when he became governor, since he was
Speaker 7: very much happy to promote Minnesota as a sanctuary state
Speaker 7: and signed a bill into the law which gave driver's
Speaker 7: licenses to illegal immigrants, and he did impede federal authorities
Speaker 7: or he wouldn't cooperate, which is an essense impeding federal
Speaker 7: authorities from trying to enforce immigration law in Minnesota, and
Speaker 7: so he was sheltering criminal aliens and bragging about it's
Speaker 7: very confident, very comfortable in saying that he was going
Speaker 7: to shield people who were in the country legally, even
Speaker 7: if they committed crime while they're here.
Speaker 3: And can you address just some thirty thousand feet. We
Speaker 3: have numerous parts of the Democratic Socialist Party who wants
Speaker 3: to give illegals drivers' licenses, illegals government benefits. Illegals get
Speaker 3: their food stamp cards, they get their free phones, they
Speaker 3: get their free rent, get all that free stuff. And
Speaker 3: then also when it comes to going to college, if
Speaker 3: your age appropriate, they want to pay for you to
Speaker 3: go to college if you're illegal, and looking from on high,
Speaker 3: what is the reason for this, Well, do they want
Speaker 3: to substitute in the future these illegals to become more
Speaker 3: democratic voters. And I would point out that Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: and Tim Walltz both want to have a path quickly
Speaker 3: to citizenship for illegals, that if you get a government
Speaker 3: benefit of any type, you're registered to vote automatically, and
Speaker 3: you should vote. If you're illegal. Now you have to
Speaker 3: go through the process that is federally illegal at this point,
Speaker 3: but I don't think many local registrars care. You get
Speaker 3: a ballot in the ale and you vote and send
Speaker 3: it in. For example, in in eighteen states including Minnesota, Nevada, Arizona,
Speaker 3: if you have a driver's license. If you're illegal and
Speaker 3: you have a driver's license, you're automatically registered to vote.
Speaker 3: So a month before the election, you're sent a ballot
Speaker 3: in the mail to vote, and you're illegal, and there's
Speaker 3: nobody policing whether that is right or wrong, because automatically
Speaker 3: they send you the ballot. And if you're an illegal
Speaker 3: from Venezuela and you look and you get in the
Speaker 3: mail your ballot, you might assume you know what I
Speaker 3: can vote, and thousands and thousands vote that that way,
Speaker 3: And so what is the reason for one party? And
Speaker 3: I might add, I might add Eric Drewerk. In twenty
Speaker 3: oh seven and twenty oh eight, Barack Hussein Obama sounded
Speaker 3: like me and you when it came to illegal migration.
Speaker 3: The quotes of Obama and twenty oh eight about cracking
Speaker 3: down on the southern border. We can't let illegals in.
Speaker 3: Obama sounded like you and me back in twenty oh eight.
Speaker 3: So what changed with the Democratic Party from twenty eight
Speaker 3: to twenty twenty four.
Speaker 7: Well, you're right about Canadate Obama at right, and the
Speaker 7: way he was talking about immigration, he sounds, you know,
Speaker 7: not Trump. I mean, Trump is very much more forceful
Speaker 7: in his language. But certainly the Democratic Party at that
Speaker 7: time was talking not only about stopping illegal immigration, but
Speaker 7: also talking about Obama's talking about legal immigration and having
Speaker 7: a level of legal immigration. If they have a high
Speaker 7: level of legal immigration, that you're going to hurt American workers.
Speaker 7: And this is something that a lot of people don't understand.
Speaker 7: The Democratic Party wasn't far off from a policy standpoint
Speaker 7: of what we're seeing from Donald Trump. Again, the rhetoric
Speaker 7: was different, but the policy was very much the same.
Speaker 7: And that's a really great question about how they'd moved
Speaker 7: from at least acknowledging that there are trade offs from
Speaker 7: immigration to Kamalin Harris's position that illegal issue is not
Speaker 7: a crime. She has said that publicly, which is a
Speaker 7: very strange thing for someone who's supposed to be a
Speaker 7: prosecutor to say, is simply, I don't recognize the law
Speaker 7: as being the law, and I'm going to ignore it. Well,
Speaker 7: now laws is different in that respect because he hasn't
Speaker 7: come out and said, you know, it's not a crime,
Speaker 7: but what he has said is we're not going to
Speaker 7: punish people for breaking the walls. And I do think
Speaker 7: there's two things that play here. You're talking about voting
Speaker 7: and what we've seen, and it's difficult really put a
Speaker 7: number on it because so you know, the media certainly
Speaker 7: doesn't want to look at a Democratic party is pretending
Speaker 7: that it's not happening. But yes, non citizens are voting.
Speaker 7: But I think the bigger issue here is when it
Speaker 7: comes to what's known as ballot harvesting, because if someone's
Speaker 7: registered to vote, they might not be showing up to
Speaker 7: the voting booth and pulling the lever, but they have
Speaker 7: ballots which are being mailed to them, and you have
Speaker 7: operations on the ground where people are collecting those ballots,
Speaker 7: filling them out for people who may not be registered
Speaker 7: or legally registered to vote, and turning them in. I
Speaker 7: think that's a larger problem that certainly is happening and
Speaker 7: needs to be addressed.
Speaker 6: And you know, we we our media.
Speaker 7: Can claim it's not happening. We see it's happening. We
Speaker 7: just don't know the extent because we haven't had sufficient
Speaker 7: investigations into it. But I think you know, and obviously
Speaker 7: that's for the Democratic Party a motivation if you if
Speaker 7: you have people who aren't here, but you can get
Speaker 7: them their votes counted in favor of your party, then
Speaker 7: then you're going to be all in.
Speaker 8: Favor of that.
Speaker 7: The other thing, though, and this is why they present
Speaker 7: the Democrats, you know, Harris and Walls, is such a
Speaker 7: humanitarian issue is you can't say to the public, we
Speaker 7: want to bring in millions of foreign workers to displace
Speaker 7: workers here and to drive wages and working conditions down
Speaker 7: in the US. So what you presented as isn't our
Speaker 7: donors are giving us lots of money for cheap labor
Speaker 7: and which will be subsidized by taxpayers. That's not a
Speaker 7: winning argument to make to voters. So they're presenting it
Speaker 7: as these people are refue they're a syli right, they're
Speaker 7: fleeing poverty, and that's I think really the ultimate is
Speaker 7: this is the US Chamber of Commerce position about cheap labor.
Speaker 7: The Democratic Party is presenting it as a humanitarian crisis
Speaker 7: when it's anything but. The humanitarian crisis is the fact
Speaker 7: that we're incentivizing people to make dangerous journeys into the
Speaker 7: United States and that we're handing over control of our
Speaker 7: border to the cartels. That's a humanitarian crisis, not the
Speaker 7: fact that these people are refugees or sil the economic
Speaker 7: migrants who are seeking a better life, which is a
Speaker 7: rational decision.
Speaker 6: Right to come the United.
Speaker 7: States absolutely make them eligible to enter the United States,
Speaker 7: and it doesn't cover up what's happening to the US workers,
Speaker 7: n US taxpayers. And the crime is use, which is
Speaker 7: a real thing, no matter how many times the media
Speaker 7: tries to dismiss it.
Speaker 3: Aaron gruark On just on the front of the culinary
Speaker 3: workers in Las Vegas and related communities in the Veda
Speaker 3: my good friend and yours, Wayne Allen Root, will talk
Speaker 3: about ballot harvesting in which there's tens of thousands of
Speaker 3: workers and lost Vegas. I would assume a great majority
Speaker 3: or not citizens. But there are culinary workers' unions who
Speaker 3: get the ballots, and they have workers who are not
Speaker 3: legally in the country and can't legally vote, fill them out.
Speaker 3: And then they collect hundreds or thousands of ballots and
Speaker 3: put them in unguarded drop boxes and they're simply counted
Speaker 3: with all the others. And nobody in Nevada is going
Speaker 3: to go through each individual ballot to see who is
Speaker 3: Hernandez and who is Fernandez and who is Gonzales.
Speaker 4: They don't go through that. They simply do it.
Speaker 3: And secondly, I want to get your view on the
Speaker 3: overflights which were stopped about a week ago by my
Speaker 3: Yorkers who was impeached by the Congress. For many many
Speaker 3: years under Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, you could be in Haiti, Venezuela,
Speaker 3: Colombia and go online, get an app and the US
Speaker 3: government would pay for a flight from Caracas, Venezuela, de
Speaker 3: Land and Duluth, Minnesota. It was about one thousand a
Speaker 3: day all over the country and then they would be
Speaker 3: released into Minnesota. Explain why the program was temporarily stopped
Speaker 3: and how evil that program was, because again you're dispersing
Speaker 3: these voters, potential voters and citizens, costing billions of dollars
Speaker 3: all over the country. And that's what Joe Biden, Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris wanted to do. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 7: Yeah, this is a program we had. They're doing it
Speaker 7: under the parole authority. Now it's a complete violation of
Speaker 7: what the law says about how to use parole. But
Speaker 7: some people who were showing up from countries Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela,
Speaker 7: and Nicaragua were allowed to be paroled, and there the
Speaker 7: Biden administration was paroling them in despite the fact that
Speaker 7: they shouldn't do that because they're inadmissible. But they also
Speaker 7: were allowing people to fly directly from their home country
Speaker 7: into the United States, which is again completely in violation
Speaker 7: of the law. They stopped that program recently because of
Speaker 7: extensive fraud.
Speaker 6: And now, not only if we.
Speaker 7: Point out at the beginning that this was not allowable,
Speaker 7: but also that they weren't vetting these people. They don't
Speaker 7: know who these people are, and ultimately the problem is
Speaker 7: they don't care. They're trying to get them into the
Speaker 7: country under the color of cover of law. Why they
Speaker 7: stopped it is interesting. I would assume that there was
Speaker 7: going to be either a whistlebo or reports coming out
Speaker 7: about how fraudulent this was, and they wanted to get
Speaker 7: in front of that before the election because the extent
Speaker 7: of the problems within this program were so vast that
Speaker 7: they want to give the impression that they're really trying
Speaker 7: to crack down and illegal immigration. At least the numbers
Speaker 7: have gone down. But here's the thing. The numbers of
Speaker 7: illegal crossings as they're counted by the Biden administration have
Speaker 7: gone down because they're not counting in admissible aliens who
Speaker 7: have no right to enter the country as illegal crossings.
Speaker 7: They have claimed that they can create new legal pathways,
Speaker 7: and that's really ultimately here at the big threat is
Speaker 7: we have laws to deal the president United States doesn't
Speaker 7: need more authority to stop no immigration. No, but this president,
Speaker 7: and we see President Hair certainly doesn't seem to be
Speaker 7: inclined to enforce the laws. And so that's the real challenge,
Speaker 7: and that's why Congress is so crucial here is that
Speaker 7: they have to not give the president more authority, but
Speaker 7: to reign in the abuses of this president. And if president,
Speaker 7: if Vice President Hairs were to become president, we don't
Speaker 7: think that there's any hope that she would none stop
Speaker 7: these things, but we would see more of the same.
Speaker 3: In fact, she would assume, along with Tim Waltz, the
Speaker 3: socialist governor of Minnesota, they would assume that you know,
Speaker 3: the policies that I advocate is what the American people want.
Speaker 3: So these policies of flying in and parolling individuals over
Speaker 3: the border and flights that we pay for. These policies
Speaker 3: have opened up the southern border would be would be
Speaker 3: in their view acceptable because they just got elected.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Lastly, I saw Pete Budha, Judge on one of the morning
Speaker 3: talk shows, talk about how illegal illegal immigrants have built
Speaker 3: the country. I've had Governor Waltz talk about how important
Speaker 3: they are to us and the fact they commit so
Speaker 3: little crime, and this drives me up a wall. Of course,
Speaker 3: Governor walt said, if you build the wall twenty feet tall,
Speaker 3: I'll buy ladders to make them ladder thirty foot tall.
Speaker 3: That's his attitude about the law. But because the immigration
Speaker 3: status is not inquired in by arresting officers, the cops,
Speaker 3: especially in blue cities and blue states, are told do
Speaker 3: not inquire as the immigration status. How do we know
Speaker 3: that these unattached large numbers of males in their twenties
Speaker 3: and thirties are not committing more crime disroportionately when their
Speaker 3: immigration status is not asked at the point of arrest.
Speaker 3: Isn't Pete Budha Judge making a ridiculous.
Speaker 7: Statement, Well, he is, and I didn't see that particular clip,
Speaker 7: but he's made a lot of ridiculous statements over the
Speaker 7: years about immigration. But you're absolutely right. It's difficult to
Speaker 7: say what the extent of criminal activity is by illegal
Speaker 7: aliens in this country, but we do know what's happening,
Speaker 7: and we do see the anecdotal eveleence, but there's also
Speaker 7: data that very strongly suggests that they're much more likely
Speaker 7: to commit not just immigration violations but other crimes. And
Speaker 7: that's you know, what we see from Buddha Judge and
Speaker 7: Harrison nine Walls and others is and we've talked about
Speaker 7: this before. You can't convince the American people that what's
Speaker 7: actually happening isn't happening in their communities. They're seeing the influx.
Speaker 7: And we've also talked about most people are coming here
Speaker 7: for jobs, but because the borders open, those who are criminals,
Speaker 7: those who are terrorists, and those who are want to
Speaker 7: prey on people in this country are also coming over
Speaker 7: that border the same way, and they're coming here in
Speaker 7: crime has increased because of illegal immigration, and no one
Speaker 7: who has been a victim or is seeing what's happening
Speaker 7: in their communities is going to be convinced by a politician,
Speaker 7: by a politician telling them that it isn't happening.
Speaker 3: Well, if you want to make a change, Trump is
Speaker 3: out there. If you don't want to make a change,
Speaker 3: if you're real happy with immigration policy, you're happy with
Speaker 3: increased crime, increased governmental costs, who are off the charts,
Speaker 3: And if you believe that we're enhanced by parrolling into
Speaker 3: this country millions and millions of unattached males who are
Speaker 3: don't have the skills necessary to compete in this economy,
Speaker 3: If you think somehow this is a good thing, the
Speaker 3: vote for Kamala Harris, because if she is elected, she's
Speaker 3: going to assume the policies that she wants are going
Speaker 3: to be on steroids because we want them. But Eric Ruark,
Speaker 3: once again, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: And all the information is at NumbersUSA dot com, NumbersUSA
Speaker 3: dot com. And we need to get educated because I've
Speaker 3: always said, in my forty one years in radio i
Speaker 3: started as a young man, I've always believed that this
Speaker 3: is the most important presidential election in my lifetime.
Speaker 4: Well this time I'm finally right.
Speaker 3: You can go one direction or the other, and it's
Speaker 3: up to us as participating in this great experiment in democracy,
Speaker 3: whether its laws are enforced or not. But Eric grew Ark,
Speaker 3: you're a great American, and thank you for coming on
Speaker 3: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Eric's always great to.
Speaker 6: Be on with you.
Speaker 8: Bill.
Speaker 3: God bless America. Let's continue with more. And those are
Speaker 3: the facts upon which you must make an informed decision.
Speaker 3: What direction you want the country to go for you,
Speaker 3: your kids, your grandkids, what kind of country we're going
Speaker 3: to look like in ten or fifteen years from now.
Speaker 3: If we have an additional fifty million illegals in the
Speaker 3: country on top of the other fifty million, that's one
Speaker 3: hundred million people. And damn it. We can't afford it
Speaker 3: in so many ways. Bill Cunningham, the Great American, live
Speaker 3: with you every Sunday Night. Billy Cunningham the Great American.
Speaker 4: Once again.
Speaker 3: Eric grew Arc of Numbers USA speaks the truth and
Speaker 3: you may know earlier today and one of the interviews,
Speaker 3: shadey Vance advanced the idea which is supported by most
Speaker 3: of the American people. Whether you live in Kansas, or
Speaker 3: live in California, or live in Ohio, live in Florida,
Speaker 3: live in Texas, about seventy percent of the American people
Speaker 3: say that those here illegally should be deported, and so
Speaker 3: the media doesn't like to hear that. Adi Van said,
Speaker 3: it begins with about a million, which are the criminals,
Speaker 3: the criminal aliens, those with no documents, those papers, and
Speaker 3: those on the terror watch list. Does it make sense
Speaker 3: to get someone out of this country on the terror
Speaker 3: watch list? I think the easy answer is, oh yeah,
Speaker 3: let's do that first. And so there was a great
Speaker 3: deportation under Dwight D. Eisenhower the nineteen fifties. Here we
Speaker 3: are about seventy years later. It needs to be repeated,
Speaker 3: and obviously that must happen. The choice is yours to
Speaker 3: continue on the path, are on with high inflation, with
Speaker 3: a recked southern border, with crime out of control, or
Speaker 3: whether it go in a different directions.
Speaker 4: Some have said that Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Will only delay the inevitable, which is socialistic overcoming of America,
Speaker 3: or will he start a new course.
Speaker 4: I prefer the latter and not the former.
Speaker 3: Let's continue with more coming up next to Jancarlow is
Speaker 3: gonna report on what Kamala Harris thinks about reparations and more.
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Speaker 3: Of course, we have now the VP selection that Governor
Speaker 3: Waltz the Socialists to work with Kamala Harris to fundamentally
Speaker 3: change the country, which was the mission that began in
Speaker 3: twenty oh seven and twenty oh eight. And we try
Speaker 3: over the next several weeks to inform the American people
Speaker 3: as to the policies coming their way if Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: wins the presidency, and she will assume if she wins
Speaker 3: along with the socialists from Minnesota, and guess what this
Speaker 3: is what you want as an American. Giancarlo Connaparo is
Speaker 3: a senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation's me Center
Speaker 3: for Legal and Judicial Studies in gian Carlo, Welcome to
Speaker 3: the Bill Cunningham Show. And the first question is this
Speaker 3: in the past, and she's never refuted this, that Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris believes in reparations based I imagine upon race. And when
Speaker 3: you look at her history, when I go through various sources,
Speaker 3: it appears at her family, her father's family in Jamaica
Speaker 3: owned African slaves, So it gets a bit complicated. How
Speaker 3: would it work, How would Kamala Harris's support for reparations
Speaker 3: work for Black Americans?
Speaker 4: Who pays it? How much? And would it tear the
Speaker 4: American people apart?
Speaker 10: Well, these are all excellent questions which we've never got
Speaker 10: answers to from Kamala Harris. Although she does support it,
Speaker 10: it's not a matter of not repudiating. She has come
Speaker 10: out and endorse these proposals. At sort of a very
Speaker 10: abstract level, what she says is that some money has
Speaker 10: to be paid to Black Americans for slavery and what
Speaker 10: she calls systemic racism in the system. Now what exactly
Speaker 10: that means, I don't know. But I've got a couple
Speaker 10: questions for Kamala Harris about this. Right. So she says
Speaker 10: that reparations should go to black people, Well, you know,
Speaker 10: there are a lot of recent black immigrants from Africa
Speaker 10: and the West Indies. Her father is one of them.
Speaker 10: I mean, she is not a descendant of an American slave,
Speaker 10: her father, she grew up here after the Civil rights
Speaker 10: movement of nineteen sixty four. To recent immigrants get slavery reparations,
Speaker 10: well no, of course not. Do they get, you know,
Speaker 10: reparations for discrimination if they came here after we passed
Speaker 10: the Civil Rights Act. Does make a lot of sense.
Speaker 10: But even on the slavery question, it's not nearly as
Speaker 10: clear as supporters of reparations like Kamala Harris think, because
Speaker 10: only forty one percent of Black Americans, according to Pew Research,
Speaker 10: think that their family was enslaved in America. Which means that,
Speaker 10: you know, if you use black as a proxy for slavery,
Speaker 10: it's a pretty bad proxy. But while we're talking about black,
Speaker 10: just who qualifies anyway and who decides who qualifies? Do
Speaker 10: you qualify if your family, you know, if you are
Speaker 10: only half black or one eighth maybe or one sixteenth
Speaker 10: or does the government need to start measuring the quanta
Speaker 10: of your blood like it used to do in the
Speaker 10: South during Jim Crow? Do we really want to go there?
Speaker 10: And what happens if you only identify as black but
Speaker 10: maybe you're actually white, like Rachel Dolisol?
Speaker 6: Do you get reparations? Are you black?
Speaker 10: Is it a matter of identity like sex? Is? All
Speaker 10: questions that just sort of reveal the absolute absurdity of
Speaker 10: these sorts of proposals. But you know, if we're going
Speaker 10: to be serious about them, like Kamala Harris seems to be,
Speaker 10: she needs to answer these questions.
Speaker 3: Well, you bring this up, Jane Carlo, I've done ancestry
Speaker 3: dot com that kind of stuff. I'm five percent black,
Speaker 3: and the Cunningham name is all over the black community,
Speaker 3: but I identify as a white, Irish, Catholic American. I'm
Speaker 3: an American. Do I get five percent if I can
Speaker 3: show Hey, wait a minute, I'm five percent black. The
Speaker 3: Cunningham name is all over the black community. Do I
Speaker 3: get five percent? And what if if you were a
Speaker 3: slave owner and not a slave, For example, the family
Speaker 3: of Kamala Harrison in Jamaica, she's not the how do
Speaker 3: you do I get five percent of whatever someone else gets?
Speaker 3: And as a slave owning family, does Kamala Harris have
Speaker 3: to pay or get paid?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I mean, these are all all questions that have to
Speaker 10: be answered if these are going to be even you know,
Speaker 10: remotely non arbitrary. Of course, we're not getting answers to
Speaker 10: these kinds of questions. You know, you bring up a
Speaker 10: good point. I think about foreign President Barack Obama. His family,
Speaker 10: his ancestors were both slaves and slaveholders. You know, how
Speaker 10: do you thread that needle? Ultimately? You know, the only
Speaker 10: the only concrete proposal that I have seen for just
Speaker 10: determining how to give out these reparations monies is just
Speaker 10: to say, like what people in California have proposed, which
Speaker 10: is we're just gonna allocate a huge lump sum of
Speaker 10: money and we're gonna give it to a bunch to
Speaker 10: liberal organizations that say they represent black people and then
Speaker 10: they're just going to give out the money however they want. That,
Speaker 10: I kid you not is the best, most precise explanation
Speaker 10: that anybody has come up with to answer these complicated questions.
Speaker 10: And of course it's no answer at all. Right, it's
Speaker 10: just a recipe for cronyism, you know. But look, if
Speaker 10: I mean, we laugh, But look, these are serious proposals
Speaker 10: that have a lot of weight behind them on the
Speaker 10: far left, and they will have the weight of the
Speaker 10: president behind them if Kamala Harris is elected. So we
Speaker 10: unfortunately have to take them really seriously. And early on
Speaker 10: in this call you mentioned you asked the question, you know,
Speaker 10: is Kamala harr is going to tear the country apart
Speaker 10: over these kinds of proposals. That's the only question that
Speaker 10: I actually have a good answer to the answer is yes,
Speaker 10: there is nothing in America more certain to tear the
Speaker 10: social fabric of this country apart than a racial spoil system.
Speaker 10: And that's all these sorts of things really are.
Speaker 3: But you know, you go and let's face it, let's
Speaker 3: face it, she is that's good with her because the
Speaker 3: chaos she's done on the southern border isn't affirmative action
Speaker 3: and DEI, which the left encompasses completely, and God may
Speaker 3: God bless you. If you want to call her the
Speaker 3: queen of DEI, you'll be you'll be pillaredad But Joe
Speaker 3: Biden was the one who said he wanted to pick
Speaker 3: a black female as vice president. And Joe Biden was
Speaker 3: the one that said he wanted to pick a black
Speaker 3: female in the Supreme Court. So they practiced DEI and
Speaker 3: practice affirmative action, and then then dare you to even
Speaker 3: mention the fact that they do it, and it's your problem.
Speaker 3: But over the last fifty years, has an affirmative action
Speaker 3: and DEI been the essence of reparations?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, you can certainly make that argument.
Speaker 10: The ideology is exactly the same. So the thinking goes,
Speaker 10: certain people are entitled to more because of whatever historical discrimination,
Speaker 10: even if they don't face it today, even if we've
Speaker 10: worked hard as a country to eliminate that sort of
Speaker 10: thing and to make it not okay. But it is
Speaker 10: a racial spoil system from top to bottom that says you,
Speaker 10: certain people of a certain race are just entitled to
Speaker 10: better treatment than others, and that is toxic and that
Speaker 10: will I mean, that will tear this country apart from
Speaker 10: top to bottom.
Speaker 3: Well, let's get into one other issue, Jian Carlo kind
Speaker 3: of paro, and that is growing up, we were told
Speaker 3: about an equal opportunity, employer, equal opportunity. That everyone now
Speaker 3: has an equal opportunity. And by the way, the Democrats
Speaker 3: were the ones of the racial spoil system. The Democrats
Speaker 3: were the party of slavery. The Democrats were the party
Speaker 3: of Jim Crow, The Democrats were the party of lynchings,
Speaker 3: the Democrat was the party of racial spoil system. That
Speaker 3: Democrats are the ones with Ku Klux Klan outfits in
Speaker 3: the nineteen twenties that marched up and down Washington d
Speaker 3: C Avenues. It was the Democrats that did all this.
Speaker 3: But when I grew up, it was an equal opportunity,
Speaker 3: give everyone equal opportunity. And from that Kamala Harris, I
Speaker 3: guess claims to be black at this point, has been
Speaker 3: elected as a city prosecutor, a county prosecutor, the Attorney
Speaker 3: general of California, US senator from California, vice President of
Speaker 3: the United States, and if the polls are right, maybe
Speaker 3: the president.
Speaker 4: How hard has.
Speaker 3: It been for her to succeed magnificently in her area
Speaker 3: of study, which is politics, despite or maybe because of
Speaker 3: her color of skin. Explaining the American people the difference
Speaker 3: between equal opportunity as opposed to equity, those are different things.
Speaker 10: Explain that, Yeah, equity is the big buzzword these days,
Speaker 10: and equity means that you reach the same outcomes. It
Speaker 10: means that the government puts its thumb on the scale,
Speaker 10: it takes from some people who have a lot, gives
Speaker 10: to people who have less, that every we run reaches
Speaker 10: the same outcome. And the basis on which the government
Speaker 10: makes those takings and givings decision is the color of
Speaker 10: your skin. That's racial equity, and that is what common
Speaker 10: here is all about.
Speaker 3: So we have a system now in which more money
Speaker 3: is spent on public education and urban areas than in
Speaker 3: most suburban areas. We have a situation now where it
Speaker 3: has been. It's certainly the case among corporate America and elsewhere, colleges,
Speaker 3: universities broadcasting that the color of your skin, your gender,
Speaker 3: and your identity counts a whole bunch. Because we look
Speaker 3: at TV today there are black faces and brown faces
Speaker 3: and gay faces everywhere. We have equal opportunity. We have
Speaker 3: large numbers of individuals who have succeeded or not succeeded
Speaker 3: only because not because of the color of their skin,
Speaker 3: but the content of their character. And that is a
Speaker 3: look around today, and I work with black folks and
Speaker 3: Hispanic folks, and gay folks and lesbian folks. It's okay,
Speaker 3: it's fine. But when the outcome is not the same.
Speaker 3: Now democrats want to say, well, after all, there's all
Speaker 3: this insipid there's all this unspoken, there's all this quote
Speaker 3: institutional racism that I can't prove by individual acts, but
Speaker 3: we all know it exists. So therefore, let's not only
Speaker 3: give equal opportunity. But when large numbers of individuals of
Speaker 3: color don't succeed by whatever means or method objective standards,
Speaker 3: let's make sure at the end of the day we
Speaker 3: divide up the pie and give them at the end
Speaker 3: of the day as much or more money than someoney
Speaker 3: that went through the process and worked hard. When I
Speaker 3: look at the NBA, look at college football, look at
Speaker 3: high school, whatever it is, I see great successes all
Speaker 3: the time from persons of color. But the equal opportunity
Speaker 3: argument is done. Why in your view, Gian Carlo. What
Speaker 3: was the turning point and what was the reason we
Speaker 3: got rid of equal opportunity now we want the same results.
Speaker 3: Did that happen to in your mind? Did that come
Speaker 3: at a moment or simply we evolved into this, you know, in.
Speaker 10: A sense, it's always been around after the civil rights movement,
Speaker 10: but you really saw it explode right after we passed
Speaker 10: the Civil Rights back in nineteen sixty four. You remember,
Speaker 10: that's when there were all the riots, the black power,
Speaker 10: black panther kind of riots in inner cities. They had
Speaker 10: just won this massive legislative victory.
Speaker 6: But there had.
Speaker 10: Always been two civil rights movements, right There had been
Speaker 10: Martin Luther King Junior, the old civil rights movement, who embraced,
Speaker 10: you know, equal opportunity, the content of your character, not
Speaker 10: the color of your skin. And then there were always
Speaker 10: the people like Stokely Carmichael on the other side, who
Speaker 10: hated that message and wanted the government to pick winners
Speaker 10: and losers on the basis of race. It was anger,
Speaker 10: It was, you know, a sense of injustice and a
Speaker 10: sense that you know, you couldn't actually have a country
Speaker 10: where people treated each other equally without regard to skin color.
Speaker 10: That was naive, It was silly. What you really needed
Speaker 10: was power to force on people who didn't look like you,
Speaker 10: so that you have people who looked like you could
Speaker 10: get ahead. And that found a really sympathetic audience in
Speaker 10: predominantly wealthy intellectual liberals. They found that really comforting. There
Speaker 10: was a sense that the fact that nobody could ever
Speaker 10: actually behave and be color blind and treat people well
Speaker 10: without regard to the coast and it gave them freedom.
Speaker 10: It absolved them of responsibility, right, so all they had
Speaker 10: to do is give a little money here, make the
Speaker 10: government solve some problems there, redistribute a little wealth here,
Speaker 10: and they could be good without actually being good. And
Speaker 10: that I think really explains it. It has just taken
Speaker 10: over liberal intellectual elite types and they're they're the ones
Speaker 10: pushing it.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 10: The crazy thing is, you know, if you actually go
Speaker 10: and you talk to your average black Americans and you
Speaker 10: tell them, do you think you can only get ahead
Speaker 10: in life if the government gives you a handout?
Speaker 6: There would be.
Speaker 10: Insulted by the suggestion, you know, as they should be.
Speaker 10: I mean, it's absurd, but it comes from people like
Speaker 10: Kamala Harris who live in these intellectual bubbles. It makes
Speaker 10: them feel good about themselves. It makes them feel like
Speaker 10: they can solve storny and complicated problems that don't beg
Speaker 10: for real easy solutions. But they have it well.
Speaker 3: The greatest population of poor people in America are white. Numerically,
Speaker 3: by far, the great majority of poor people are white.
Speaker 3: And I don't know how you have reparations unless you
Speaker 3: start with African tribes who and capture their own people
Speaker 3: and sold them. And I'm poaching from an article written
Speaker 3: by Thomas Sole about fifteen years ago, who relates that
Speaker 3: a story untold. By contrast, the number of people between
Speaker 3: eleven and twelve million slaves were taken from Africa and
Speaker 3: captured by African tribes and sold to Europeans and Arabs mainly,
Speaker 3: and we received about four percent of the total, about
Speaker 3: four percent to America. The other ninety six percent were
Speaker 3: selled elsewhere. And the reason black survived in this country
Speaker 3: as slaves but not in South America is because, despite
Speaker 3: the brutality of what happened in the southern plantations, controlled
Speaker 3: a course by Democrats, they were treated much better than
Speaker 3: those who went into the Amazon fours to clear out
Speaker 3: the trees et cetera. They were just slaughtered. America received
Speaker 3: four percent of the slaves from Africa who were captured
Speaker 3: by African tribesmen. Can we go back to Africa and
Speaker 3: ask reparations from them for selling four percent of the
Speaker 3: slaves to Americans who were democrats? Is that possible?
Speaker 10: Well, no, of course not. But you know what, You've
Speaker 10: hit on something interesting, which is what is it in
Speaker 10: America that is unique about slavery. It's not that we
Speaker 10: had slavery. It's not that we got our slaves from Africa.
Speaker 10: You know what's unique about America and slavery is that
Speaker 10: we ended it. We developed the philosophy, the Christian based
Speaker 10: Western philosophy that realized that individual human lives have value,
Speaker 10: no matter the color of their skin. We went to
Speaker 10: war to end it. We sent fleets across the nation,
Speaker 10: across the world to end it. We stamped it out
Speaker 10: around the whole We're here first and around the whole world.
Speaker 10: That's what's unique about America and slavery, not that it happened.
Speaker 3: And gian Carlo I had to point out historically that
Speaker 3: in the eighteen thirties the British Empire stopped it. In
Speaker 3: the eighteen sixties, America stopped it, but the African tribes
Speaker 3: and others, mainly the Arabs, continued the practice for centuries later.
Speaker 3: In today, the UN says today here we are in
Speaker 3: August of twenty twenty four, there's more slaves alive today
Speaker 3: than ever before. So we got into the tail end
Speaker 3: of the practice and we ended it. We stopped it
Speaker 3: well the rest of the world, in South America and
Speaker 3: Africa and Arab countries. The word slaves come from Slavs,
Speaker 3: which are the European people enslaved by the Muslim tribes
Speaker 3: because they were attractive with blonde hair, especially the women.
Speaker 3: But slavery continued. America stopped it, Britain stopped it, but
Speaker 3: the African tribes and South Americans and the Arabs continued
Speaker 3: it even through today. There's more slaves alive today than
Speaker 3: ever before in human history. Jan Carlo conna Paro of
Speaker 3: the Heritage Foundation, I think the truth will set us free.
Speaker 3: And with the Kamala Harris types, it is a political
Speaker 3: slogan untethered to reality. And gion Carlo, once again, thank
Speaker 3: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And gian Carlo,
Speaker 3: that's a great first name. You're a great American. Jan Carlo,
Speaker 3: thank you. I'd rather have your name than Bill, but
Speaker 3: Jan Carlo, thank you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 3: and possibly we'll do it again. Thank you, sir, Thank
Speaker 3: you very.
Speaker 10: Much, my pleasure.
Speaker 4: Bill, Thank you, God bless you.
Speaker 3: Oh let's continue. By the way, the truth will set
Speaker 3: you free. These are the facts. The facts bother you.
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham, the Great American. Live with you every Sunday
Speaker 3: Night by Billy cunning Him the Great American. Although the
Speaker 3: media won't report on this because it's injurious to the
Speaker 3: campaign of Kamala Harris, but she has repeatedly said there
Speaker 3: needs to be operations given to African Americans, and just
Speaker 3: heard from gian Carlo Connaparo some of the difficulties in
Speaker 3: doing so. Yours, truly, I'm told, has about five percent
Speaker 3: black blood in me, which doesn't bother me one bit.
Speaker 3: The name Cunningham is all over the black community, and
Speaker 3: I get that. It is simply a motive, It is
Speaker 3: simply a motto. It is simply a word untethered to reality.
Speaker 3: It would be impossible, illegally to award someone money public
Speaker 3: money based upon one skin color.
Speaker 4: That's illegal.
Speaker 3: It's called unconstitutional, but who cares about that. If you
Speaker 3: can trick people into believing the check is coming your way,
Speaker 3: they may vote for the Democratic ticket.
Speaker 4: Coming up.
Speaker 3: Lastly will be a Great American from News Nation, Leland
Speaker 3: vitters Bill Cunningham, The Great American with you and all
Speaker 3: other great Americans every Sunday night, Johan, You and I
Speaker 3: now is on balances at Leland Vetterck every Monday through
Speaker 3: Friday on News Nation, et cetera. And Leland Viddert. Welcome
Speaker 3: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Leland. First of all,
Speaker 3: the polling seems to indicate as we speak that the
Speaker 3: race is tied between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. The
Speaker 3: last five or six weeks beginning June the twenty seventh,
Speaker 3: have been absolutely unbelievable. And right now she's running a
Speaker 3: shadow campaign in which she reads from the teleprompter, does
Speaker 3: about a thirty eight second interview with some reporter off
Speaker 3: to the side of the plane with the engines running,
Speaker 3: then gets back on the plane.
Speaker 4: So here's the big question.
Speaker 3: I may ask you the big question early on, Leland,
Speaker 3: Are you ready for the big question?
Speaker 6: Always?
Speaker 4: All right? Can she for the.
Speaker 3: Next I don't know eighty five eighty eight days, do
Speaker 3: this and nothing else like Joe Biden did in twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: stay in the basement. She has the Great debate I
Speaker 3: guess on ABC on I think September tenth, And whoever
Speaker 3: wins that debate, that'll be the end of the debates.
Speaker 4: Whoever wins, that's it. I've already done it.
Speaker 3: So can she do what she's done successfully for the
Speaker 3: next eighty five to ninety days yay or nay?
Speaker 9: Well, you know they say in the financial markets that
Speaker 9: past performance is not indicative of future results.
Speaker 6: I would argue in.
Speaker 9: Politics that if if it's working, why do anything different?
Speaker 9: And it is working for her, And so far the
Speaker 9: media at all has been compliant in not beating the drum.
Speaker 6: Of your in the basement.
Speaker 9: And you rightly pointed out this is a figuredive basement
Speaker 9: rather than the literal basement that Joe Biden was in.
Speaker 6: But you rightly point out that it.
Speaker 9: Worked for Joe Biden in twenty twenty and it is
Speaker 9: currently working for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: Well, the excuse that Joe Biden had in twenty twenty, well,
Speaker 3: fear COVID and I got to wear my mask, and
Speaker 3: I can't go in public. He had like drive in
Speaker 3: movie theater deals. It kind of worked in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: And I'm just suspicious of the idea that even the
Speaker 3: so called mainstream media of which you might be a
Speaker 3: part of in a sense News Nation is doing great
Speaker 3: about the only cable channel increasing in ratings, that somehow
Speaker 3: you and the mainstream media will allow her even after
Speaker 3: September the tenth, for like two months or thereafter, with
Speaker 3: voting taking place, will allow her not to confront the
Speaker 3: obvious differences between things she's said in the past and
Speaker 3: things she's not saying today. And my answer would be yes,
Speaker 3: that the media, the mainstream media, is so committed to
Speaker 3: her victory and so committed to the absolute defeat of
Speaker 3: Donald Trump that they will permit this as they would
Speaker 3: permit with no other am I correct.
Speaker 9: Hard to argue with your logic. The hatred of Donald
Speaker 9: Trump by a large PARTI portion, I think you can
Speaker 9: call it the legacy media or the advocacy media at
Speaker 9: least some alaste is certainly palpable.
Speaker 6: And you bring up a great.
Speaker 9: Point, which is about the policy issues of Donald Trump
Speaker 9: versus Kamala Harrison, specifically the big issues with Kamala Harris
Speaker 9: and policies. Okay, Does she still believe okay, in ending
Speaker 9: the filibuster for the Green New Deal? We are led
Speaker 9: to believe. We are led to believe that she does not,
Speaker 9: but she won't come.
Speaker 6: Out and say it.
Speaker 9: Does she still believe in Medicare for all, single payer healthcare,
Speaker 9: taking away private insurance?
Speaker 6: Again, we don't know.
Speaker 9: Where is she on fracking? Right, Well, she wanted to
Speaker 9: end fracking. Does she still want to end fracking? She's
Speaker 9: not saying enough on the stumps saying that, but she's
Speaker 9: not saying anything different.
Speaker 6: So those are the real issues.
Speaker 9: But when you're getting the crowd size she's getting and
Speaker 9: there's enthusiasm for her and therefore there are people tuning
Speaker 9: in to watch her and be absorbed by freedom and joy,
Speaker 9: then there's not much incentive by the media so far
Speaker 9: to call that out.
Speaker 4: On the issue.
Speaker 3: Is the two big issues in the country according to
Speaker 3: polling I think you and I would agree are inflation
Speaker 3: and illegal immigration. Not legal immigration, we admit legally one
Speaker 3: million people every year, more people legally admitted to all
Speaker 3: the countries in the world put together legally, But we
Speaker 3: also admit anywhere between five and ten million illegally and inflation,
Speaker 3: and in her stump speech she says, we have to
Speaker 3: stop the rise of inflation. On immigration, she says basically
Speaker 3: that we're a nation of immigrants, so we have to
Speaker 3: understand where each of us came from without giving us
Speaker 3: any policy prescriptions. Can she walk a fine line on
Speaker 3: inflation when the governmental policies of Biden Harris have caused
Speaker 3: the inflation. When Trump left office, the inflation rate was
Speaker 3: one point four percent. About a year and a half
Speaker 3: later it was nine percent. Now hovers between three and
Speaker 3: a half to four and a half percent. Can she
Speaker 3: walk the fine line and do happy talk on inflation
Speaker 3: when the Inflation and Reduction Act misnamed which caused inflation increase.
Speaker 3: And on immigration, whether you use the word czar or not,
Speaker 3: she was in charge of the southern border, and so
Speaker 3: the adoring crowds that show up, which I understand. The
Speaker 3: other day there was a disaster in one of her
Speaker 3: rallies in which the adherents who came to listen to
Speaker 3: her to not get home for hours and hours and hours.
Speaker 3: There was a breakdown of transportation, that they were dehydrated,
Speaker 3: et cetera. But it's amazing to me that on the
Speaker 3: issues of inflation and immigration, Trump is like a twenty
Speaker 3: five to thirty five percent lead over Kamala Harris, and
Speaker 3: still the polls seemingly at this point have them tied.
Speaker 3: Is that good or bad for the Trumps, good or
Speaker 3: bad for Harris?
Speaker 9: Well, when you've got the momentum which Harris has, it's
Speaker 9: always good for you. You always want to have the
Speaker 9: big mo That's number one. Number two, You rightly point
Speaker 9: out that Kamala Harris has managed to do something in
Speaker 9: three weeks that Joe Biden couldn't do in three years,
Speaker 9: which is divorce herself from the Biden Harris legacy, right,
Speaker 9: and they and all of the things that people didn't
Speaker 9: like about Joe Biden and all the policies people didn't like,
Speaker 9: she somehow has completely disassociated herself with And you listen
Speaker 9: to her thumb speech.
Speaker 6: And there's an ad that she just came out with.
Speaker 9: We're going to highlight this on the show, and you
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Speaker 9: about being in the in the middle class and on
Speaker 9: day one she is going to work for the middle
Speaker 9: class and she is going to work to to to
Speaker 9: lower the costs of how the lower the cost of housing? Well,
Speaker 9: what are you going to this, I think would be
Speaker 9: the fair question. What are you going to do differently
Speaker 9: to lower the cost of housing? And Joe Biden has
Speaker 9: been doing to lower the cost of housing for the
Speaker 9: past three years that have caused the house of the
Speaker 9: cost of housing to go up.
Speaker 6: What are you going to do differently?
Speaker 4: Her solution is rent controls?
Speaker 3: So what about she says, rent don't rent controls cause
Speaker 3: housing rents to go up, because in California the prescription
Speaker 3: is rent controls. In other words, you can't increase the
Speaker 3: apartments more than five percent or three percent a year
Speaker 3: or less. And if the prescription for housing difficulties are
Speaker 3: rent controls.
Speaker 4: Isn't it clear?
Speaker 3: By Milton Friedman long passed away, but one of my
Speaker 3: economic heroes that rent controls used by socialists will eventually
Speaker 3: cause fewer apartments to be built, fewer houses to be built.
Speaker 3: There's not much of a profit in it. And secondly,
Speaker 3: rent controls calls rents to go up. Does she understand that?
Speaker 9: Oh, come on, Bill, you know the problem with socialism.
Speaker 9: It's just never been tried in its perfect model.
Speaker 6: Well, come on, come on, come on.
Speaker 9: Was to be fair. I don't say either she doesn't
Speaker 9: know or doesn't believe it. Okay, because Tim Walls, who
Speaker 9: is the first and only executive decisions she has made,
Speaker 9: says that one man's socialism is just another man's word
Speaker 9: for neighborly this okay. You know that.
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris has shown.
Speaker 9: And said where she stands on a lot of these issues.
Speaker 9: And the fact that Donald Trump is.
Speaker 6: Ahead on the issues.
Speaker 9: When you pull the issues immigration, inflation, crime, the fact
Speaker 9: that Donald Trump is ahead by double digits on those
Speaker 9: but yet is pulling neck and neck, one might say, okay,
Speaker 9: that that is that is that we should require some
Speaker 9: soul searching by Donald Trump, not because there is something
Speaker 9: that the polls are that the American public likes him
Speaker 9: on the issues and doesn't like him enough to vote
Speaker 9: for him. That might, under normal circumstances require a reset.
Speaker 9: To use a friendly term these days turn phrase in
Speaker 9: a campaign, he tried that yesterday, I guess to dismal effects.
Speaker 3: Right, and in fact went on the economy, on jobs,
Speaker 3: on inflation, on immigration. Trump isn't beating her by a
Speaker 3: couple percentage points. It's like two to one, not even close.
Speaker 3: So maybe his person but he's way up on it.
Speaker 3: He's way up on those issues with her double trouble digits.
Speaker 3: And I'm thinking, Okay, maybe he'll look at himself and say,
Speaker 3: maybe it's my peccadillo. Is my personality?
Speaker 9: You known him for a long You've known him for
Speaker 9: a long time. Have you ever known Donald Trump to
Speaker 9: look at himself and go.
Speaker 3: You know, no, not yet, not yet.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's seventy eight.
Speaker 9: I'll give you the two thousand eight line.
Speaker 6: There's always hope this.
Speaker 3: You know, there's hope and change maybe, but it hasn't
Speaker 3: happened yet. Now let's talk for a moment about Governor
Speaker 3: Tim Wallas versus J. D. Vance And I think this
Speaker 3: military thing is, you know things. Charles Cronhammer wrote a book.
Speaker 3: I had him on a couple of times. His greatest
Speaker 3: compilation of essays was that matter. And whether or not
Speaker 3: Governor Tim Waltz actually deserted or whether he quit or
Speaker 3: whether he took retirement from the Minnesota National Guard before
Speaker 3: deployment is interesting off some twenty some years ago. But
Speaker 3: I don't think My producer Tony Benner gets up with
Speaker 3: the kitchen table every morning and say, honey, you know
Speaker 3: I was going to vote for Kamala Harrison. I don't
Speaker 3: know about Tim Walls what he did in twenty oh four.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know if I can do that.
Speaker 3: Aren't those in the categories of things that don't matter?
Speaker 3: Just like jd Vance allegedly saying, I guess the cat ladies,
Speaker 3: single liberal females, white entitled women that become angry at
Speaker 3: men as they get older, aren't these things that don't matter?
Speaker 9: Ultimately, I think I think the cat ladies thing matters
Speaker 9: a lot more than the Walls thing. You're you're right
Speaker 9: that voters aren't going to suddenly say, oh, well, you
Speaker 9: know so it's Tim Walls was less and probably fully
Speaker 9: candidate in a couple of stump speeches about his military record,
Speaker 9: and therefore they're not going to vote for him. So no,
Speaker 9: I think I think you're I think you're absolutely right.
Speaker 9: Jady Vance still has a problem with voters. And you
Speaker 9: know this is you and I talked about this last week.
Speaker 9: The problem that jad Vance has is he allowed somebody
Speaker 9: else to define him.
Speaker 6: And when you.
Speaker 9: Allow other other people to define you, first, bad things happen.
Speaker 9: It's just the way life is. And I think that
Speaker 9: that's where we're at, which is Jade Vance has been
Speaker 9: defined by the media and that doesn't that doesn't work
Speaker 9: out well now.
Speaker 4: And I've known him.
Speaker 3: I've known Jady Vance, uh not as long as I've
Speaker 3: known Donald Trump. But Jadi Vance is a great guy.
Speaker 3: I mean his wife, Usha, the three kids, and how
Speaker 3: he lived his life, where he came from from Middletown,
Speaker 3: Ohio and living in the third to Jackson, Kentucky. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's the American dream. And then it's amazing that some
Speaker 3: interview with Tucker Carlson four years ago has stuck to
Speaker 3: him because the media keeps bringing it up. They don't
Speaker 3: stop until they have the desired effect. And I don't know.
Speaker 3: And you know how the cable news game is played
Speaker 3: that you want to have guests on who can turn
Speaker 3: a phrase and run the meters. And I'm sure in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty, if he would have gone back in time,
Speaker 3: he wouldn't have used the term cat ladies to describe
Speaker 3: what is happening. I think the substance of his remarks
Speaker 3: were accurate. The labeling was somewhat inaccurate and is able
Speaker 3: to be like voodoo economics was to Bush forty one
Speaker 3: in Reagan that somehow it sticks or it's like the
Speaker 3: rabbit that chased down Jimmy Carter in the pond, and
Speaker 3: so whatever it is the media, it kind of sticks
Speaker 3: to you. And I'm not sure he can get out.
Speaker 3: But at the end of the day, I said before
Speaker 3: Leland Vedderts of News Nation that what's going to decide
Speaker 3: this race hasn't happened yet, and I just have I
Speaker 3: have a fear that what's happening in Vienna, Austria, because
Speaker 3: of all the terrorists that are let into our country
Speaker 3: by the policies of this administration, something bad's going to
Speaker 3: happen and everything's going to change.
Speaker 9: Well, things change, right, We've learned that from a debate
Speaker 9: and an attempted assassination and the switch of candidates. Things
Speaker 9: change in politics, and so that's why we we have
Speaker 9: to you know, we have to say, if the election
Speaker 9: were held today, this is how it is. But if
Speaker 9: the election were held tomorrow, if things could be different,
Speaker 9: and in fact they will be.
Speaker 3: You know, I've gone back and forth saying Trump can't lose,
Speaker 3: to Trump can't win. Now I'm kind of in the middle.
Speaker 3: But you brought up a great point. That is, if
Speaker 3: you're way up in the polling, everyone knows Trump's better
Speaker 3: for jobs. Trump's better for the Green New Deal stuff.
Speaker 3: He's better for the gas and oil. He's better on
Speaker 3: that energy. He's better on the economy by a wide margin.
Speaker 3: He's better on inflation by a wide margin. He's better
Speaker 3: on immigration, four or five issues that really matter to Americans.
Speaker 3: He is way up on Kamala Harris. There is something
Speaker 3: going on that keeps more and more Americans from saying
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go with that guy. I think he appeals
Speaker 3: to your intains that lead in the jobs, in the economy.
Speaker 3: I think he's gonna win unless something happens that changes
Speaker 3: the race completely. Leland Vetter, thanks for coming on and
Speaker 3: I appreciate it. We'll see what happens, and all I
Speaker 3: can say is this is one hell of a ride,
Speaker 3: and it's going to continue until November fifth, But at
Speaker 3: this point I'm glad you share your thoughts with us,
Speaker 3: and thanks again for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Leland, to be with you.
Speaker 3: Bill, God bless you. Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 3: The Great American Live with You every Sunday Night by
Speaker 3: Billy Cunningham, The Great American. Thanks for listening this evening,
Speaker 3: And like many conservative talk radio, I'm going to try
Speaker 3: to peel back the layers of the onion and let
Speaker 3: you know the real political positions of Tim Waltz tampon
Speaker 3: Tim and also Kamala Harris. They run one way, then
Speaker 3: the rule a completely different way, much as lunchbucket Joe
Speaker 3: Biden did from Scranton, PA. He ran as a middle
Speaker 3: class common American just wanted to do the right thing
Speaker 3: and take care of take care of those in need.
Speaker 3: Once he became the president, he completely flipped and he
Speaker 3: flopped into a completely different situation, which I find unbelievable.
Speaker 3: He ran one way, but he governed another because he
Speaker 3: can and the media will not hold him. And for
Speaker 3: those who say that they can keep piting, many say no,
Speaker 3: they can't keep pitting. Oh yes they can, Yes they will.
Speaker 3: Because what's going to happen, and mark my words on
Speaker 3: this one. What's going to happen is that sometime after
Speaker 3: the Convention that Kamala Harris wond go to hold of
Speaker 3: Robert Acosta of CBS News with that lousy interview he
Speaker 3: did this morning with Joe Biden, in which he allowed
Speaker 3: Joe Biden in real time to lie about Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: Get a hold of a Robert Acosta, maybe Zeka Prazinski,
Speaker 3: maybe Joe Scarborough, maybe Joy Reid, maybe Oprah Winfrey, and say,
Speaker 3: you know what I've now did my national media interview.
Speaker 3: Let's get back to the trail. And then what's going
Speaker 3: to occur on September the tenth. There'll be a great
Speaker 3: debate between the two of them. Whichever one wins, they
Speaker 3: won't agree to the next debate, and the media is
Speaker 3: going to quickly declare, guess who won that.
Speaker 4: Guess who won. It's going to be Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: And then the crowd will begin shouting once again, yay,
Speaker 3: middle class values, yay, go after Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Yay.
Speaker 3: Lower gas prices, yay, Hey, lower grocery prices.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we want those two.
Speaker 7: Yay.
Speaker 3: Then all of a sudden, she will take office and
Speaker 3: all hell is going to break loose. That's what's going
Speaker 3: to happen. They will be permitted by the mainstream media
Speaker 3: not to tell you what their policies are, because, after all,
Speaker 3: you can't know the truth. Because they say you can't
Speaker 3: handle the truth. Pipelines will be shut down, Big government
Speaker 3: will increase, and the DEI will agenda will march. There
Speaker 3: will be open borders, fifteen or twenty to thirty million
Speaker 3: more will come in, soft on crime approaches will be
Speaker 3: a parent. They wake up every day to make sure
Speaker 3: you don't know the truth. So by not confronting tough
Speaker 3: media interviews, you won't know the truth. So earlier tonight
Speaker 3: I had Mark from Missouri Colleen saying, you know what,
Speaker 3: what's going to have to happen. Then that means that
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's going to have to tell the truth, and
Speaker 3: he will tell the truth.
Speaker 4: Jadie Vance, I know well will tell the truth.
Speaker 3: But ultimately we get the government we deserve, and at
Speaker 3: times that concerns me greatly. The fact that she's come
Speaker 3: this far with progressive, liberal, communist ideas is truly unbelievable,
Speaker 3: and it cannot sustain itself. It will collapse, The country
Speaker 3: will collapse. We can't go through. We just had a
Speaker 3: third Obama term. We can't have a fourth and a fifth.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks for listening. You're a great American too,
Speaker 3: Bill Cunningham, the great American with you every Sunday night