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Speaker 1: Now here's the man who's been recognized as radio's best,
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Speaker 4: All right, Philly Cunningham, the great American. Many issues, and
Speaker 4: of course the big one might be tonight or tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: Has La Hamas and Iran much coordinated attack against Israel
Speaker 4: to wipe them off the face of the earth. How
Speaker 4: close is Iran to the development of nuclear weapons?
Speaker 5: We don't know. We know one thing.
Speaker 4: About four years ago, Iran was on his back, had
Speaker 4: no money, Its citizens were protesting against the regime and
Speaker 4: Tayron and elsewhere. And here we are four years later,
Speaker 4: after the policies of Barack Hussein Obama were again implemented
Speaker 4: by Kamala Harrison Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: Guess what.
Speaker 4: Once again Israel is close to being on fire. I
Speaker 4: pray to God the Jews can offend themselves. It's very difficult.
Speaker 4: There's many American carrier groups and ships that have been
Speaker 4: moved into position in the Mediterranean. Sencom Commander is available,
Speaker 4: and I look at the US Navy assets in the
Speaker 4: Middle East. They are profound. And I don't know where
Speaker 4: this ends except for the fact that Iran is the
Speaker 4: head of the snake, and the snake wants to coil
Speaker 4: itself around Israel and Christians and Americans wherever they can
Speaker 4: be local that Islamic terror has been a blight on
Speaker 4: civilization for the past fifty years, and it's getting worse,
Speaker 4: not better. At least Trump had the policy of trying
Speaker 4: to starve economically Iran, which made it impossible for them
Speaker 4: to fund terrorism all over the world. Of course, whether
Speaker 4: it's Obama Harris or Biden or Nancy Pelosi, they have
Speaker 4: a completely different attitude. They want to fund Iran, and
Speaker 4: so we're funding Iran, and we're funding Israel to fight
Speaker 4: each other. And I fear long term for the success
Speaker 4: of the one democracy in the Middle East. I've read
Speaker 4: some stuff out of Alexandria, Egypt and elsewhere that this
Speaker 4: is a five to ten year strategy and slowly it's
Speaker 4: working to bleed Israel to death. As you may know,
Speaker 4: there are three main industries in Israel. Those three are
Speaker 4: high tech, farming they feed the Middle East, and tourism.
Speaker 4: And right now there is no tourism. There's little agricultural
Speaker 4: work being done in Israel, and high tech has taken
Speaker 4: a hiatus. It goes to the fear of being attacked
Speaker 4: and killed, and that there's about eighty to one hundred
Speaker 4: thousand Jews and northern Israel moving away from the northern
Speaker 4: border up against Lebanon in anticipation of an attack. It
Speaker 4: appears that has Belah in north of Israel and Lebanon
Speaker 4: has approximately one hundred and twenty thousand missiles, cruise missiles
Speaker 4: and artillery shells. They could literally obliterate large parts of Israel.
Speaker 4: Now what Israel doing the response is God only knows,
Speaker 4: but it's bad, and tonight or tomorrow or the next day,
Speaker 4: according to media accounts, is when it's going to happen,
Speaker 4: which is why there's all kinds of pow wows going
Speaker 4: on in the Middle East. To try to restrain the
Speaker 4: religious leaders of Iran from killing Jews and Christians wherever
Speaker 4: they might be located. They funded the attack on Israel
Speaker 4: October the seventh that killed about two thousand Jews and
Speaker 4: costs two hundred and fifty more to be kidnapped. And
Speaker 4: I'm watching this and I'm thinking, why isn't there more
Speaker 4: of a belief in this country that we're on the
Speaker 4: wrong track, completely on the wrong track, and we can't
Speaker 4: continue on the track that we're on.
Speaker 5: It'd be awful.
Speaker 4: And on that point, I would look at a story
Speaker 4: out of New York that pro Palestinian protest to resume
Speaker 4: when school is back in session in about two weeks.
Speaker 4: Anti Israel protesters who started encampments on one hundred college
Speaker 4: campuses in the Springs say the protests will resume for
Speaker 4: the fall semester. They will continue activism in conventional and
Speaker 4: unconventional ways as protesters seek to shut down colleges and
Speaker 4: universities to divest in Israel and and academic ties with Israel,
Speaker 4: among other things. They're going to highlight the top one
Speaker 4: hundred universities in America and who.
Speaker 5: Funds all this? That would be the government of Iran.
Speaker 4: One of the leaders said the students not only will
Speaker 4: organize protests in stet up encampments, will take every available
Speaker 4: means necessary to push every college university in America to
Speaker 4: divest from Israel and also to give those arrested an
Speaker 4: involvement for crimes. They committed full amnesty for what they've done,
Speaker 4: and an end of any travel by any university students
Speaker 4: or college professors or any academic any tie to Israel.
Speaker 4: They want that to stop. So get ready, and it's
Speaker 4: not good. In fact, one might say it's terrible. And
Speaker 4: since Hamasa's land and see invasion on Israel October the seventh, one,
Speaker 4: two hundred people were murdered immediately, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: hostages were taken, babies were cut out of mother's wounds,
Speaker 4: women were raped. And in response, Israel to try to
Speaker 4: defend itself, to clean out Hamas in Gaza, which were
Speaker 4: kept there by billions of dollars of assistants provided by US,
Speaker 4: by America, by the UN, and by other Middle Eastern countries.
Speaker 4: And a Moss is fully still in charge of Gaza.
Speaker 4: So even if you would end the war with Ama
Speaker 4: still in charge, I don't know what the plan would be.
Speaker 4: The plan is to bleed Israel dry because their economy
Speaker 4: right now is in complete shattered tethers. There's nothing left
Speaker 4: of the Israeli economy, which is tourism and agricultural work
Speaker 4: and high tech. It doesn't exist. And it's been quite
Speaker 4: a while. It's been a while, almost what nine months,
Speaker 4: ten months since the invasion, and here we are ready
Speaker 4: to go another round. So the goal is never to
Speaker 4: confront Israel directly from Iran, because Israel at this point
Speaker 4: could still obliterate Tehran Iran. The goal is to bleed
Speaker 4: them dry over months and months and years and years,
Speaker 4: to take away their economy, to slowly kill Jews wherever
Speaker 4: they might be located, to continue to pour tens of
Speaker 4: millions of dollars on American campuses these paid for protest,
Speaker 4: and to make living in Israel a living hell.
Speaker 5: That's the goal. And how close were they to peace?
Speaker 5: Very close?
Speaker 4: You might recall the Abraham Accords head the agreement worked
Speaker 4: out between many of the Gulf States and Israel recognizing
Speaker 4: the right to exist and also working with the international
Speaker 4: authorities to make sure that Iran was bled dry with
Speaker 4: no money. That's where Trump had Iran after almost four
Speaker 4: years of Biden and Harris. Look where we are tonight,
Speaker 4: and I pray to God that I'm wrong. I hope
Speaker 4: somehow that God's representative in the Middle East, that is
Speaker 4: Israel can withstand what's going to happen to them and
Speaker 4: continues to happen to them, and that the message is
Speaker 4: we will bleed you dry over the next five to
Speaker 4: ten years, to make sure you have no tourism, make
Speaker 4: sure you have no high tech, make sure you are
Speaker 4: not the agricultural giant in the Middle East. And we're
Speaker 4: going to destroy you. And we're never going to confront
Speaker 4: you directly. We're going to do it indirectly through Hamas
Speaker 4: and Asblah, fund it through Iran, and of course we
Speaker 4: the Americans fund the Iranian government to the tune of
Speaker 4: one hundred billion dollars a year in oil relief and
Speaker 4: also making sure that all the funds that had earmark
Speaker 4: for Iran released more billions of dollars to Iran to
Speaker 4: keep that theocracy in power.
Speaker 5: It is sick and it's sad, and that's what's going on.
Speaker 4: I hope tonight in the morning, if it does break
Speaker 4: out tonight, we're going to cover it for you.
Speaker 5: Right now.
Speaker 4: We'll see what happens, but it's not good. Secondly, I'll
Speaker 4: set up tonight's show a bit later on.
Speaker 5: I try to.
Speaker 4: Watch the Sunday morning news shows, and up to this point,
Speaker 4: George Stephanopolis has been one of my least favorite. When
Speaker 4: I think of the problems facing America today, the race
Speaker 4: of Kamala Harris and what happened on January the sixth,
Speaker 4: about four years ago is somewhere not in the top
Speaker 4: fifty as far concerns by the American people. So Congressman
Speaker 4: Donald's went on George Stephanopolis this morning, and it was
Speaker 4: a punch counter punch, point counterpoint with George Stephanopolis, who's
Speaker 4: being sued by Donald Trump for calling him a rapist,
Speaker 4: and that's a lie. But nonetheless that case is in
Speaker 4: court civilly. But Byron Donalds went on and the only
Speaker 4: two issues discussed for those nine minutes was number one,
Speaker 4: what is the race of Kamala Harris. I couldn't care
Speaker 4: less if she's black, an Indian, a Canadian, a Jamaican,
Speaker 4: a Polka dot.
Speaker 5: I don't care. I care about policies.
Speaker 4: Byron Donalds is a great American and he's not of
Speaker 4: my race, and I couldn't care less. I care about policies,
Speaker 4: don't you? But not George Stefanopolis, he berated, indirectly Donald
Speaker 4: Trump through Byron Donalds for mentioning the fact that, at
Speaker 4: one point or another, Kamala Harris has claimed to be
Speaker 4: of Indian ancestry, of Black ancestry, of Jamaican and ancestry,
Speaker 4: having spent most of her youth in Canada. Frankly, my dear,
Speaker 4: I couldn't care less whatever race she is. I care
Speaker 4: about what comes out of her mouth and how she thinks.
Speaker 4: But that's not the way the media thinks. If they
Speaker 4: have some point completely irrelevant to the voter, that they
Speaker 4: can just take that needle and push it into Donald
Speaker 4: Trump or Byron Donald's they will do it. Every time
Speaker 4: they went round and around about whether or not race
Speaker 4: is a factor in this campaign. When Donald Trump went
Speaker 4: to speak at the National Association of Black Journalists, who
Speaker 4: I guess they don't care about race. They identify themselves
Speaker 4: in a racial category. I would assume, correct me if
Speaker 4: I'm wrong, that those of a different racial quality or
Speaker 4: character cannot be a member of the NABJ.
Speaker 5: Got to be black.
Speaker 4: That's what they call themselves, and so they're offendant when
Speaker 4: someone else points out that. In the past, for political reasons,
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris is self identified as the daughter of an Indian,
Speaker 4: which is fine with me. In my life, I've never
Speaker 4: met any one but great Americans from the great country
Speaker 4: of India, the largest democracy in the world.
Speaker 5: I never met an Indian in my life I didn't respect.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless, between you and me, that is irrelevant and immaterial.
Speaker 4: But with George Stephanopolis as a big New York lib,
Speaker 4: he understands that could be a dividing point to get
Speaker 4: out the black vote even more for Kamala Harris. So
Speaker 4: he just went on and on with with Congressman Donald's.
Speaker 4: Then the second thing he talked about was whether or
Speaker 4: not Donald Trump should Pardner commute the sentences of hundreds
Speaker 4: convicted or waiting trial of the events of January the sixth.
Speaker 4: That's been almost four years. How many Americans go to
Speaker 4: bed tonight thinking, you know what, I wonder what happened
Speaker 4: on January sixth with the defendant Joe Schmoe seven hundred
Speaker 4: and fourteenth arrest and whatever happened, nobody's thinking about it.
Speaker 4: It's not relevant, it's not important, it doesn't matter. But
Speaker 4: once again, George Stephanopolis, representing the main store media, saw
Speaker 4: a crucible, the stick in to the side of Byron Donald's,
Speaker 4: and I guess indirectly, Donald Trump, the great majority of
Speaker 4: people in January the sixth had nothing to do with
Speaker 4: criminal activity. In fact, the great majority of people who
Speaker 4: trespassed in the Capitol did not damage property or hurt
Speaker 4: a cop. And Donald Trump has said it many times.
Speaker 4: I've said it many times. Hannity has said it many times.
Speaker 4: The Great Mark Levin has said up many times. Those
Speaker 4: who hurt police officers and break into buildings and destroy
Speaker 4: furnitures should be held account for their activities. The great
Speaker 4: majority of people that went into the Capitol were at
Speaker 4: the behest of Capitol police who opened the door and
Speaker 4: they walked in and they trespassed. Now, they didn't commit
Speaker 4: crime other than trespassing. Now, trespassing is not good. Has
Speaker 4: to be a penalty of punishment for that, right. I
Speaker 4: think everyone can say when you beat a cop, that's
Speaker 4: differently the walking into the rotunda of the Capitol and
Speaker 4: looking up and then leaving. But that's not good enough
Speaker 4: for George stefanoppo Us. Once again, he bates he wants
Speaker 4: to use Trump's comments about commuting sentences or pardoning against
Speaker 4: Byron Donald's. Would you agree there's other stuff going on
Speaker 4: a possibly more public interest than what happened on January
Speaker 4: the sixth, that has been well covered and well litigated.
Speaker 4: And of course the Trump star after he left office,
Speaker 4: was impeached for that. And those responsible with serious criminal
Speaker 4: activities are serving hard time, Daddy hard time, and this
Speaker 4: Department of Justice will track to the ends of the
Speaker 4: earth a trespasser. But when you deface statues all over Washington,
Speaker 4: d C. And the Hamas supporters, not much happens to
Speaker 4: them at all, other than they're given a low bond
Speaker 4: and set free. The economy is important, the Southern border
Speaker 4: is important. On Friday, the stock market almost crashed because
Speaker 4: of perception there's a recession coming. We have serious issues
Speaker 4: with illegals pouring across the southern border, fracking, def unning
Speaker 4: the police. How about transgender in locker rooms. How about
Speaker 4: homeless encampments in New York City and San Francisco. How
Speaker 4: about her support of reparations. How about comala support of
Speaker 4: eighty percent tax rates. How about kamala support of getting
Speaker 4: rid of gasoline powered cars. How about Comala's support of
Speaker 4: open borders. How about freeing the rioters in Minneapolis? How
Speaker 4: about illegals voting, And how about criminals voting, criminal felons voting.
Speaker 4: I could go on and on and on. One might say,
Speaker 4: we have serious issues in this country. Instead of our
Speaker 4: media dealing with the serious issues, they want to use
Speaker 4: wedge issues to drive Democratic voters into the polling places
Speaker 4: to vote against Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: And don't get it, don't understand it. And by the way, on.
Speaker 4: That front, it appears there may not be a presidential debate.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump accepted the debate with Joe Biden on September
Speaker 4: the tenth, he leaves the race. Now he's got a
Speaker 4: debate he wants to have against Kamala Harris on September
Speaker 4: the fourth with the Fox, And of course, if either
Speaker 4: party wants to be perceived as backing down, there may
Speaker 4: not be a debate, which is fine with me. I
Speaker 4: think Trump will win the debate like he did against Biden.
Speaker 4: But nonetheless that's up to Kamala Harris how to handle
Speaker 4: this or not handle it. To watch the Sunday morning
Speaker 4: shows and watch what they put on the so called
Speaker 4: news is totally, absolutely disgusting and wrong. We have serious issues,
Speaker 4: serious problems in the country, and whatever race Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: elects to be at one particular point or another is
Speaker 4: fine with me. Couldn't care less. Liberals don't care, by
Speaker 4: the way, about the race of Byron Donald's or the race.
Speaker 4: Liberals don't care about Clarence Thomas's race or Senator Tim
Speaker 4: Scott who recently got married, by the way, South Carolina, congratulations.
Speaker 4: But they care about black Liberals, not black conservatives. You
Speaker 4: would think they care about race. They don't care about race.
Speaker 4: Race is a vehicle to get to liberal principles. And
Speaker 4: if a black person it lects to be and thinks
Speaker 4: his way through issues and is a conservative, even that
Speaker 4: person is black, it makes no difference to the NAACP
Speaker 4: or to the NABJ or the liberals in general. And
Speaker 4: they ignore the color of conservatives if that color is black.
Speaker 4: Don't care that they're shuffled out of the deck. They
Speaker 4: don't matter. And lastly, before I go to the telephone calls,
Speaker 4: we have three lines open eight sixty six six four
Speaker 4: seven seven three three seven A note with interest that
Speaker 4: Doug m Off, the wife of Kamala Harris, has now
Speaker 4: acknowledged that he had I guess the word is an
Speaker 4: affair with his first children, first wife's children's nanny, adding
Speaker 4: that they took responsibility for the actions. I'm not going
Speaker 4: to give out the woman's name on national radio. It's
Speaker 4: available if you want to look for it. M Off
Speaker 4: statement come after report from The Daily Mayo claiming that
Speaker 4: m Hoff had an affair with the couple's nanny and
Speaker 4: allegedly god her pregnant. Claim that a close friend who
Speaker 4: had known about the affair and the alleged pregnancy, said
Speaker 4: Naylor did not end up keeping the baby. Now, in
Speaker 4: liberal circles, of course, abortion is a sacrament. Is abortion
Speaker 4: healthcare to an unborn baby? Does anyone other than Senator
Speaker 4: John Kennedy asked that question if a baby had a vote,
Speaker 4: how would a baby vote? Is abortion healthcare to an
Speaker 4: unborn baby? I don't think so. So when this friend
Speaker 4: said she did not keep the baby, I don't know
Speaker 4: what that means. Maybe the mother went through the pregnancy
Speaker 4: and gave it up for adoption, maybe not. But just
Speaker 4: to let you know that abortion is a sacrament to liberals.
Speaker 4: An abortion stops a beating heart, and abortion is not
Speaker 4: healthcare to a baby. Let's continue with more. Bill cunning
Speaker 4: in the Great American with you every Sunday night. The
Speaker 4: longer Liberal Democrats are in charge of a city, the
Speaker 4: worst it becomes. New York City council Member Eric Boucher,
Speaker 4: who represents Manhattan's third district, has pled with Mayor Adams
Speaker 4: for immediate help. He said the area is overrun with
Speaker 4: homeless and with illegal immigrants, and these areas individuals are
Speaker 4: engaging in a range of illegal and antisocial activities, causing
Speaker 4: significant distress and fear among the residents and young children, unstable,
Speaker 4: strung out, homeless weirdos. When visiting over the past two weeks,
Speaker 4: the outlets said their needles are regularly seen in the street,
Speaker 4: highlighting the dead eyed junkies wandering with the needlesticking out
Speaker 4: of his hand along thirty sixth Street near Penn Station.
Speaker 4: Mentally ill people lie conked out on benches in the pavement,
Speaker 4: on shuttles during the streets, on the subway, barefoot towning
Speaker 4: tourists and locals. Heurity guards said it is beyond out
Speaker 4: of control. Public urination, defication, fornication are regularly seen by
Speaker 4: residents of New York City. Am I talking about Chicago
Speaker 4: or San Francisco? Not sure, but that is what it
Speaker 4: is to live in New York City. But the individuals
Speaker 4: exposing themselves to children, many suffering from mental episodes. I
Speaker 4: think if you listen to many of the mainstream media,
Speaker 4: you're going to have a mental episode. Let's continue Bill
Speaker 4: Cunningham with you every Sunday night, so I got thousands
Speaker 4: on the whole millions are listening.
Speaker 5: Got to get to you.
Speaker 4: What needs to happen is for the reality of Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris to become a parent to the American people, not
Speaker 4: the fact that she's black, or an Indian, or a
Speaker 4: Jamaican or a Canadian, whatever she wants to be. I frankly,
Speaker 4: my dear, I couldn't care less. I care about the
Speaker 4: policies that for the last thirty five years that she's endorsed.
Speaker 4: She's sixty years old. She's been so called in public
Speaker 4: service for like thirty five years. She's sixty now. In
Speaker 4: that time on paper, if somebody told you, as a voter,
Speaker 4: we have a candidate who has been a city prosecutor
Speaker 4: and been a county prosecutor, who's been the attorney general
Speaker 4: of a large state, has been a United States Senator,
Speaker 4: and has been a Vice president, you would say, you
Speaker 4: know what, that person's qualified right there? Whoever that person is,
Speaker 4: they've got it. On the other hand, if I told
Speaker 4: you there's a candidate for the presidency whose policies have
Speaker 4: caused a twenty to thirty percent inflation in your life
Speaker 4: bills in the past three years, that this candidate also
Speaker 4: supports fracking, the elimination thereof and the elimination of more
Speaker 4: pipelines to drive up the cost of gasoline. That this
Speaker 4: candidate wants to defund the police, wants to end private
Speaker 4: health insurance, once transgender high school boys in locker rooms,
Speaker 4: that homeless camps proliferate in areas where she has control,
Speaker 4: where the homeless have taken over downtown areas and made
Speaker 4: them unlivable and destroyed businesses. This candidate believes in reparations.
Speaker 4: And by the way, on that front, it appears her
Speaker 4: ancestors in Jamaica owns slaves from Africa. But as you've
Speaker 4: heard me say many times, I am not responsible for
Speaker 4: my ancestors one hundred and fifty years ago what they
Speaker 4: did in Ireland. I'm not responsible. She's not responsible if
Speaker 4: her ancestors owned slaves in Jamaica imported from Africa, but
Speaker 4: she still supports reparations. That this candidate believes in eighty
Speaker 4: percent tax rate. This candidate wants to eliminate gasoline powered cars.
Speaker 4: This candidate believes in an open Southern border. This candidate
Speaker 4: wants rioters freed on bond. This candidate wants ill legals
Speaker 4: to vote and criminals to vote from prison. This candidate
Speaker 4: wants to pay for sex change operations of inmates. This
Speaker 4: candidate believes that plastic straws are evil. That is going
Speaker 4: to be a requirement that to give up your guns
Speaker 4: in a federal gun back payback program and more.
Speaker 5: Now, would you vote for that candidate? Would you say,
Speaker 5: you know what we need?
Speaker 4: The values of San Francisco and Nancy Pelosi and Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris to come to your hometown, need to come to Iowa.
Speaker 4: Those policies in Pittsburgh and Indiana and Texas, that's what
Speaker 4: we need. So on one hand, the Democrats, because they're
Speaker 4: involved in identity politics, the identity of Kamala Harris fits
Speaker 4: the Democratic requirement of different race, multiple race. Also, Week
Speaker 4: on Crime, also encourage homeless camps, encourage government buybacks of guns,
Speaker 4: encourage an open Southern border, one illegals to vote, in
Speaker 4: criminals in prison to vote. And also the government pay
Speaker 4: for sex change operations of criminals in California State prisons.
Speaker 4: There's not a hard left idea that she's not embraced.
Speaker 4: Give the idea, and she wants it. She's Bertie Sanders
Speaker 4: with lipstick and Danny Boy. At some point, hopefully you
Speaker 4: can find her comments on Christmas, which take a look,
Speaker 4: Danny Gleason, my great producer. She wants you not to
Speaker 4: enjoy Christmas. Now, how's this possible that you could support
Speaker 4: that person? How could she get forty five or fifty
Speaker 4: percent of the vote. This person has these positions, not recently,
Speaker 4: but over a thirty to thirty five year career, and
Speaker 4: she's about sixty years old, well set in her ways,
Speaker 4: and that's what she believes. Want those values to come
Speaker 4: to your hometown. Let's go to the calls I have
Speaker 4: thousands on old. Millions are listening, and let's go to
Speaker 4: Floyd and Iowa, the home of the Hawkeyes and add
Speaker 4: and Jack and Lauren and John and Louis and many others,
Speaker 4: and Floyd and Iowa. Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Floyd,
Speaker 4: how are.
Speaker 3: You Yeah, yeah, yeah, real good.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 7: You know you're absolutely right. The best person for the
Speaker 7: job is just the best person for the job. It
Speaker 7: just doesn't matter. Couldn't care whether they're coming, but it
Speaker 7: absolutely not. It just doesn't matter. And there's something else too.
Speaker 7: You know, you're you in the legal system as a prosecutor.
Speaker 7: You know, sometimes you get people that you know they're guilty,
Speaker 7: dead to rights. If the jury likes them, or just
Speaker 7: one person on that jury, they makes it difference.
Speaker 6: They can they can still walk.
Speaker 7: They can still walk.
Speaker 5: It happens.
Speaker 7: But get back to this, absolutely, get back to this business.
Speaker 7: But the best person for the job. We have very
Speaker 7: serious problem stations in this nation. Show. Yeah, we can't
Speaker 7: be fooling around. This is about the color someone's skin
Speaker 7: and their gender. We got to get on with the
Speaker 7: business to say to this. Let me talk you later.
Speaker 8: It's always good to hear your thank you, Thank you, Foyd.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you this. I'm like a normal American.
Speaker 4: I like to think I'm normal. Someone like Clarence Thomas
Speaker 4: or Tim Scott or Byron Donalds are of different race.
Speaker 5: I'm much more attracted.
Speaker 4: I would vote for those guys if I could, in
Speaker 4: a heartbeat a thousand times over someone like Joe Biden,
Speaker 4: who's white and claims to be Irish. I don't care
Speaker 4: about white and Irish, which I am. I care about policies.
Speaker 4: But if you're a liberal Democrat, guess what race? Trump's everything.
Speaker 4: And George Stefanopolos's treatment of Barron Donalds today was utterly ridiculous, ridiculous.
Speaker 4: We have serious issues in this country, serious matters, and
Speaker 4: UH to spend time on race speaking to a black
Speaker 4: guy about Donald Trump being racist, speaking to a group
Speaker 4: of black journalists who preclude membership of a different race,
Speaker 4: claiming that Trump is the racist is utterly ridiculous. Now,
Speaker 4: if I'm the Donald, I answer the question differently from
Speaker 4: Rachel Scott, the ABC left wing reporter who doesn't report
Speaker 4: fairly or independently on Republicans at all. I said, look,
Speaker 4: I'm not here to talk about the race of individuals.
Speaker 4: And if you got that cut, this ought to be
Speaker 4: played by every radio talk shows in America between now
Speaker 4: and November.
Speaker 5: The fifth hit it Danny Boy.
Speaker 9: And when we all sing happy tunes and sing Merry
Speaker 9: Christmas and wish each other Merry Christmas, these children are
Speaker 9: not going to have them merry Christmas. How dare we
Speaker 9: speak merry Christmas?
Speaker 5: She's against Merry Christmas. It's uh. This is such a politically.
Speaker 4: Multi multitudinal response of Kamala Harris and her policies prescriptions
Speaker 4: from energy production to inflation, defunding the police. How about
Speaker 4: eliminating your private health insurance? That was the dream of
Speaker 4: Barack Hussein Obama. Remember if you like your plan, keep
Speaker 4: your plan, like your doctor, keep your doctor. None that
Speaker 4: happened lied. It was the lie of the year by
Speaker 4: political It's coming back again with Kamala Harris. She wants
Speaker 4: you to stand in line with Medicare and Medicaid recipients
Speaker 4: and get healthcare right now. How difficult is it for
Speaker 4: you to get an appointment with a specialist in some
Speaker 4: medical condition? Almost impossible. You cannot bring into America, I
Speaker 4: don't know, twenty to thirty million more human beings to
Speaker 4: use the medical system, to use the public schools, to
Speaker 4: use items in this country, driving up the cost to
Speaker 4: the idea of jobs, the idea of apartment buildings. I
Speaker 4: see in Wisconsin that getting home an apartment building, or
Speaker 4: getting an apartment to buy home in Wisconsin difficult. Wisconsin's
Speaker 4: had several thousands of illegals come into the country and
Speaker 4: they're taking up available space of Americans who may be
Speaker 4: able to get into an apartment or buy home. You got
Speaker 4: thirty to fifty million more people here. They're going to
Speaker 4: use apartments, They're going to use homes, they're going to
Speaker 4: use transit systems, they're going to use the medical system,
Speaker 4: they're going to use public education, all of which to
Speaker 4: drive up the cost to you. They don't pay the
Speaker 4: costs you do in Wisconsin and Minnesota. In Michigan, you
Speaker 4: figured it out. I see even now the polls in
Speaker 4: Michigan have Trump winning far and away.
Speaker 5: Because we know what's coming.
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris thinks thirty to fifty million illegals in this
Speaker 4: country is a good start. What happens to inflation when
Speaker 4: more and more demand chases fewer and fewer products. That's
Speaker 4: called inflation. Well, let's continue. Thousands on old, millions are listening.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Bob and austin the home of the
Speaker 4: Texas Capitol, and Bob, welcome to the Bill Cunningham shown Bob,
Speaker 4: how are you.
Speaker 8: I'm great, Bill, Thank you very much for taking my call.
Speaker 8: You know, there hasn't been a lot of discussion the
Speaker 8: media about how Kamala Harris got started in her career.
Speaker 8: You know, she had a relationship with Willy Brown, who
Speaker 8: was a king maker politician back in California. She was
Speaker 8: twenty nine, he was sixty one, he was married, and
Speaker 8: in two thousand and three he orchestrated her getting elected
Speaker 8: district attorney in San Francisco. She started out pulling third
Speaker 8: and with his financial backing and fundraising and pulling strings,
Speaker 8: got her elected. And after she got elected, a lot
Speaker 8: of his friends and buddies were being investigated by her
Speaker 8: predecessor district attorney for corruption and guess what, and she
Speaker 8: dismissed all the cases.
Speaker 4: Guess what all dismissed the cop was killed. At that point,
Speaker 4: California had a functional death penalty system, and she said
Speaker 4: loud and proud, I'm not going to execute anyone, even
Speaker 4: cop killers will face a jury without the possibility of death.
Speaker 4: That there's not a far left wing goofy policy he's
Speaker 4: not fully embraced, including criticizing the birth of the baby
Speaker 4: Jesus at Christmas.
Speaker 5: You can go from there to anything.
Speaker 4: And if you think Austin, Texas, which by the way,
Speaker 4: I think largely has lost its way dominated by liberal
Speaker 4: democratic politics, I think Austin is close to being the
Speaker 4: San Francisco of Texas. But nonetheless, the rest of Texas
Speaker 4: is a free state because of Governor Abbit and others.
Speaker 4: But if the rest of Texas wants the Austin Texas
Speaker 4: values and the San Francisco values be all over Texas,
Speaker 4: then vote for Kamala Harris. If she's elected. She assumes
Speaker 4: you want that. She's going to assume that you want
Speaker 4: more inflation, that you want to end fracking, you want
Speaker 4: to quit the pipelines to fund the police, have more
Speaker 4: homeless camps and reparations, and open southern border, and free
Speaker 4: riders on bond, free them all. And that's what's going
Speaker 4: to happen in this country. I could not imagine if
Speaker 4: I'd lined up for ten or twenty things Bob that
Speaker 4: she's embraced in the past. That person is unelectable. Person
Speaker 4: is will the media cover the truth or not?
Speaker 8: Well, you know, it's the classic case of a politician
Speaker 8: rising by corruption. You know, she is a corrupt individual,
Speaker 8: and she's far left. She's father Left and Bernie Sanders
Speaker 8: and Elizabeth Warren. Yeah, and she should not be a
Speaker 8: serious candidate. It should not. Uh, she is not a
Speaker 8: serious candidate in my opinion and should not have a
Speaker 8: chance at all. Well, the truth will come out.
Speaker 5: I hope you know you say that.
Speaker 4: I hope, But look at it this way, Bob uh
Speaker 4: The campaign in twenty twenty was conducted by Biden through
Speaker 4: Biden's basement, and at no point was there a critical
Speaker 4: examination of the issues because of COVID. Maybe this fall
Speaker 4: we're going to have another COVID part two. I think
Speaker 4: the media is not going to demand that she sent
Speaker 4: for interviews with a hard hitting reporter to answer questions
Speaker 4: and heer flop in all these positions. And assuming she
Speaker 4: keeps reading off a teleprompter and does these rallies and
Speaker 4: then avoid a debate and then do more teleprompter readings,
Speaker 4: do you think our media is going to demand that
Speaker 4: she answer for these policy failures. I don't think they will.
Speaker 4: I hope you're right, but I think you're wrong. But
Speaker 4: I hope you're right. I don't think it's going to happen,
Speaker 4: And it's up to us. It's up to you and
Speaker 4: I to inform those around us as to the truth
Speaker 4: of Kamala Harris. The truth will set us all free.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more Bill cunning and the Great American
Speaker 4: with you and all great Americans every Sunday night to
Speaker 4: the American people. No relevance to you and I and
Speaker 4: the problems, the difficulties in her life, and that when
Speaker 4: Rachel Scott was I think totally disrespectful to Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: who actually went to the NABJ when Kamala Harris would not,
Speaker 4: and kind of set them up. The answer should have
Speaker 4: been something along the lines say this, look, Rachel and
Speaker 4: I here to talk about the race of my opponent,
Speaker 4: mere talk about how her have negatively affected everyone, Black Americans,
Speaker 4: Indian Americans, Canadian Americans, everyone, And instead he got stuck
Speaker 4: in this thing about is she black? Is she an Indian?
Speaker 4: Is she korem Caribbean islander? Is she from the Mediterranean?
Speaker 4: Is she from Canada? Who cares every day that we
Speaker 4: spend as normal Americans? Debating that kind of an issue
Speaker 4: gives the George Stephanopolises of the world the opportunity to
Speaker 4: ask Byron Donalds a bunch of stupid questions that have
Speaker 4: nothing to do with the issues that confront and confound
Speaker 4: the American people right now. I don't care what herodage
Speaker 4: she came from, and race is only a factor if
Speaker 4: it's a liberal person who's who's a different race. If
Speaker 4: it's a Clarence Thomas or Tim Scott or Thomas Soul
Speaker 4: or a Byron Donalds, the media never embraced those Black Americans,
Speaker 4: never embrace them because they're the wrong kind of black people.
Speaker 4: In the viewpoints at George Stephanopolis, I think every moment
Speaker 4: that normal Americans spend talking about her heritage and not
Speaker 4: her terrible public record is a wasted opportunity, and the
Speaker 4: media wants to spend time on her heritage, not her record.
Speaker 4: I tried tonight and the rest of the next two hours,
Speaker 4: for the rest of the time I had, whichween now
Speaker 4: and November the fifth, to talk about her record and
Speaker 4: not her heritage. I couldn't care less. If her Perth
Speaker 4: certificate says she's an Indian, that's fine with me, says
Speaker 4: she's Black, that's fine with me. Says she's a Jamaican
Speaker 4: or a Canadian, that's fine with me, doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump needs to prosecute the case against Kamala Harris's
Speaker 4: bad judgment and not her heritage, and so talk about
Speaker 4: the broken border, talk about Wisconsin and Michigan being overrun
Speaker 4: by legal aliens, talk about the incapability of younger Americans
Speaker 4: to get an apartment or buy a home, talk about
Speaker 4: the difficulties of paying off expensive student loans, talk about
Speaker 4: the fact that we have public school systems that are
Speaker 4: completely dysfunctional because they're overrun by teachers, unions, and others.
Speaker 4: So any moment spent on an irrelevant issue is a
Speaker 4: moment taken away from what's important, which are her policy
Speaker 4: prescriptions that are well. Unlike Barack Hussein Obama when he
Speaker 4: ran in twenty oh seven, twenty eight, he was a
Speaker 4: new character on the scene and he could change up
Speaker 4: some of his policy prescriptions for the ills because he
Speaker 4: didn't have a previous background. Well, Kamala Harris, she's got
Speaker 4: more than thirty years in public service and the most
Speaker 4: liberal city and the most liberal state in the country,
Speaker 4: and she was she was to the left of the
Speaker 4: liberals in San Francisco. And there's not much room out there,
Speaker 4: not a lot of room there. Well, let's continue coming
Speaker 4: up in a few minutes here, we're going to have
Speaker 4: John Lott. We're going to talk about George Stefanopolis this
Speaker 4: morning and others in Pete budajeedge who said the crime
Speaker 4: is way down.
Speaker 5: Now it's a lie. It's a provable lie.
Speaker 4: And every time he says that, someone should go to
Speaker 4: their website Crimeresearch dot org and find out the truth
Speaker 4: and confront those who claim the crime is way down
Speaker 4: when and it's not. How do you know if crime
Speaker 4: is up or down? If crimes aren't being reported, How
Speaker 4: do you know if the legals commit more crime than
Speaker 4: others when you don't ask about immigration status in the
Speaker 4: first place. Also later on is Steve gorm about the
Speaker 4: policies at Kamala Harris when it comes to the environment.
Speaker 4: How much that would cost you in your family. Later
Speaker 4: on is Michael McDonald of the Catholic League about the
Speaker 4: Olympics and more about what's happening in major cities goes
Speaker 4: to the policies of Liberal Democrats. Michael McDonald of the
Speaker 4: Catholic League. Then also later on is Julie Gunlock Independent
Speaker 4: Women's Forum IWF dot org. Julie Gunlock Independent Women's Form
Speaker 4: IWF dot org. If you want to see a great
Speaker 4: website and for those that have daughters and young young daughters,
Speaker 4: get them watching Independent Women's Form and the various writers
Speaker 4: and thinkers and commentators they have there. They go to
Speaker 4: college armed with facts because the way college is today,
Speaker 4: you come out as a marching Marxist. You go in
Speaker 4: as a preview vescent. You're happy, you're joyful, you come
Speaker 4: out a marching Marxist. As Palestinians and Hamas funded by Iran,
Speaker 4: promises more disruptions on college campuses beginning in about three
Speaker 4: or four weeks. So let's continue with more. And at
Speaker 4: this point things remain somewhat quiet in the Middle East.
Speaker 4: If all hell breaks loose tonight, I'll be with you
Speaker 4: supposed to happen the next day or two or three,
Speaker 4: and I pray God that he holds the Israelis and
Speaker 4: the Jews in the palm of his hand and protect
Speaker 4: them against Hesbla and a Moss and the religious zealots
Speaker 4: that control Iran that really do not fairly represent the
Speaker 4: Iranian people.
Speaker 5: Let's continue.
Speaker 4: Every moment you spend talking about Indian heritage is a
Speaker 4: moment not spent on her terrible policies. Bill cunning in
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Speaker 4: Billy Cunningham the Great America. Once again one of the
Speaker 4: morning talk shows. Pete booda judge, simply blurted out the
Speaker 4: fact that crime is at a fifty year low, the
Speaker 4: murders are down, and drug dealing is down, and that
Speaker 4: immigration is good because after all, immigrants commit fewer crimes
Speaker 4: the native born Americans. And also I see the Kamala
Speaker 4: Harrison's position on the Second Amendment. Cose she's given no
Speaker 4: interviews in the past fifteen to thirty days, but nonetheless
Speaker 4: she's going to round the corner on confiscating guns. A
Speaker 4: man with many answers. John Lott, who worked in the
Speaker 4: Trump Department of Justice. He's an academician. I think he's
Speaker 4: a scholar. He's bright guy, but also very practical on
Speaker 4: those issues. John Lott, Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 4: And I see you have a column at The Federalist,
Speaker 4: and you talk about the issue of what Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: up until she switches her position, I'm sure soon would
Speaker 4: want to do under the Second Amendment. So can you
Speaker 4: tell the American people the history of Kamala Harris and
Speaker 4: what she would do with the right of Americans to
Speaker 4: own and possess guns?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 11: Well, I mean, Biden has been the most anti self
Speaker 11: defense president that we've had in our lifetimes, even worse
Speaker 11: than Obama. He's put literally, as of the middle of
Speaker 11: last year, thousands of gun dealers out of business with
Speaker 11: his zero tolerance policy. You make one tiny trivial paperwork mistake,
Speaker 11: even one that of Obama administration had looked at and
Speaker 11: said it was inconsequential and you have to reopen it
Speaker 11: just to take away somebody's firearms license. He's gone and
Speaker 11: done the banking of people in the firearms business, where
Speaker 11: he's put pressure on financial institutions not to do business
Speaker 11: with them so they don't have somebody to handle the
Speaker 11: credit cards for their customers or their checks.
Speaker 12: And you know.
Speaker 11: He's done other things too to put people out of business,
Speaker 11: and so he's been really bad on these things. But
Speaker 11: if anything, in twenty twenty, Kamala Harris ran to his
Speaker 11: left while they both agree on things like an assault
Speaker 11: weapons Van he wanted to confiscate guns that people already had.
Speaker 11: Biden said that then it would be even Biden says
Speaker 11: that that would be unconstitutional to do that, and then
Speaker 11: she said, even if she couldn't get it through Congress,
Speaker 11: she was going to issue executive orders to both ban
Speaker 11: the guns and also to confiscate them. Now, one thing
Speaker 11: I will say that BIEN has done which makes for
Speaker 11: threats even worse now than they were back then, is
Speaker 11: BIEN has put together a national gun registry. Is about
Speaker 11: two years ago they had computerized the records for about
Speaker 11: one billion firearms transactions over many decades. And you know,
Speaker 11: it's one thing to go and say you're going to
Speaker 11: confiscate the guns, but if you know which guns different
Speaker 11: people own. And of course the buy An administration has
Speaker 11: done things like put pressure on Bank in America and
Speaker 11: other credit card companies to give credit card receipts so
Speaker 11: they can know who has purchased guns and so they
Speaker 11: can kind of make sure that their national registry is
Speaker 11: even more complete. But if you know who has the guns,
Speaker 11: I mean, you can say voluntarily turn them in, but
Speaker 11: if you don't turn them in then they'll have a
Speaker 11: list of who has gun and who doesn't. But she's
Speaker 11: even much more than that. She's talked about changing the
Speaker 11: liability rules for company she claims and buying the courses.
Speaker 11: Claimed that you can't sue gun maker. Isn't that a lie?
Speaker 11: If they make a defective gun, they can be sued.
Speaker 11: If they break the law and don't do a background
Speaker 11: check on a gun that they sell, they can be sued.
Speaker 11: But what she wants to do is to make it
Speaker 11: so that if they go and somebody sell a gun
Speaker 11: and somebody uses it improperly, they get into an accident
Speaker 11: or something, the gun maker should be sued for. That
Speaker 11: be kind of like saying Ford Motor should be sued
Speaker 11: if somebody's not paying attention while they're driving and they
Speaker 11: get into an accident, and Ford should be liable for
Speaker 11: any death then and should be covering the medical costs
Speaker 11: and should cover repairs and pain and suffering and lost wages.
Speaker 11: I mean, we have over five million Americans that are
Speaker 11: injured each year in traffic accidents, have almost fifty thousand
Speaker 11: which are killed. You know, what do you think would
Speaker 11: happen to Ford Motor or other car companies? If they
Speaker 11: were liable for all those costs from all those accidents
Speaker 11: and nothing wrong with the car. It's just that somebody
Speaker 11: wasn't paying attention when they were driving.
Speaker 4: And so right now, the gunmakers have something like qualified
Speaker 4: immunity that if they produce an effective product, like anything
Speaker 4: else in life productive, maybe a firestone tire that's defective,
Speaker 4: you can sue Firestone tire if it's defective. But what
Speaker 4: the Kamala Harris wants to do that if you have
Speaker 4: a if Smith and Wesson produces firearms and one of
Speaker 4: the firearms are wrongfully used in a hold up, that
Speaker 4: somehow Smith and Wesson iss sued because they robber, killed
Speaker 4: or shot somebody, in which case Smith and Wesson is
Speaker 4: out of business. So the goal is going to give
Speaker 4: money right now the goal was given out of business.
Speaker 11: Right well, I mean maybe you should sue Forward if
Speaker 11: one of their cars are used as a getaway car
Speaker 11: and a cry well.
Speaker 4: That would be ridiculous, But that is what Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: wants to do.
Speaker 5: And a smaller thing in the same vein she.
Speaker 4: Eliminated qualified immunity for police officers, and that means that
Speaker 4: if a cop makes a negligent mistake, not intentionally killing somebody.
Speaker 4: Let's say a cop pulls somebody over and they pull
Speaker 4: over the wrong person, and they may arrest the wrong person.
Speaker 5: Okay, we made a mistake.
Speaker 4: Qualified immunity means that person can sue the police and
Speaker 4: get a huge recovery, which means the cop, the police officer,
Speaker 4: the corrections official, deputy, sheriff, they can't get credit cards,
Speaker 4: they can't buy a home because they're constantly going to
Speaker 4: be sued and run out of business. That's just one
Speaker 4: aspect of what Kamala Harris wants to do. So when
Speaker 4: she changes that position, what she will in the next
Speaker 4: few weeks, how serious should we take it, because at
Speaker 4: this point she's going to round the corner on that one.
Speaker 11: Well, there's a lots of positions that her campaign has
Speaker 11: changed for her. She hasn't actually come out and made
Speaker 11: statements on him yet personally, but everything's from cracking to
Speaker 11: the gun confiscation thing that we talked about before, the taxes,
Speaker 11: oil drilling, lots of different types of issues she's changed,
Speaker 11: or at least her campaign has said over the last
Speaker 11: few weeks that her position has completely changed on those things.
Speaker 5: Of Course, another illegal immigration. How about this one.
Speaker 4: Tell the American people, you're an expert crime prevention research, center, etc.
Speaker 4: Crime research, you do it all. I constantly hear from
Speaker 4: Pete Boodha, Judge and others that these large millions and
Speaker 4: millions and unattached males, poorly educated come into America and
Speaker 4: they don't commit crime in the same way, in the
Speaker 4: same volume as native born Americans.
Speaker 5: Why is that a lie?
Speaker 11: Usually the numbers that they point to kind of mixed
Speaker 11: together legal immigrants and illegal immigrants. Legal immigrants actually do
Speaker 11: commit crime at very low rates. Illegal immigrants commit crimes
Speaker 11: at many times higher than the rate of native born Americans.
Speaker 11: And you know, the problem is is that most states,
Speaker 11: virtually none of the states will collect that data because
Speaker 11: it's kind of politically toxic for people to go and
Speaker 11: deal with these types of things. The Trump administration was
Speaker 11: beginning to try to put that stuff together, but even
Speaker 11: within the bureaucracy and stuff, there was tremendous resistance to
Speaker 11: adequately getting that type of data together. And that's the
Speaker 11: big problem. But look, you know, Buddha dead and the
Speaker 11: Democrats and the media want to go and claim, look,
Speaker 11: crime was going up under Trump and it's falling under Biden,
Speaker 11: and they keep on saying that. Look the polls, people
Speaker 11: are saying that they think crime is worse now, and
Speaker 11: the media has all these headlines that say crime is falling,
Speaker 11: but people erroneously think that it's going off. And my
Speaker 11: response is that the people have a lot better idea
Speaker 11: about what the crime data is than the the media.
Speaker 11: There's two measures that we have of crime. One is
Speaker 11: the FBI NIBRIS data, which counts reported crimes, even though
Speaker 11: most police departments aren't completely reporting as data to the
Speaker 11: FBI in the last few years. And then you have
Speaker 11: the National Crime Victimization Data, which looks at reported and
Speaker 11: unreported crime to get a measure of total crime. And
Speaker 11: you take the last year we have total data for
Speaker 11: both of those places was twenty twenty two, and that
Speaker 11: year the FBI claim that violent crime fell by two percent.
Speaker 11: The National Crime Victimization Data showed a forty two percent
Speaker 11: increase in violent crime and one year we've never seen
Speaker 11: such a big increase. And it also increased in twenty
Speaker 11: twenty one, even though the FBI claims that it fell,
Speaker 11: and that year too. So what happens is, you know,
Speaker 11: if you go to most people and say do you
Speaker 11: want to just look at the number of reported crimes
Speaker 11: or do you want to look at total crime. I
Speaker 11: think most people would say you want to look at
Speaker 11: total crime because they may know that a lot of
Speaker 11: people over the last few years, as law enforcements collapsed
Speaker 11: in this country, have stopped reporting crime to the police,
Speaker 11: right and so, But what happens is the media and
Speaker 11: democratic politicians want to just say, well, we just want
Speaker 11: to look at the number of crime, support police. We
Speaker 11: don't want to look at total crimes. And unfortunately the
Speaker 11: media fact checkers when when Trump or others make what
Speaker 11: I regard is the correct statements looking at total crime,
Speaker 11: the media fact checkers go out and say that he's
Speaker 11: lying on it. And John can find all that on
Speaker 11: our website.
Speaker 4: Well, give the American people the website, which I gotta
Speaker 4: ask you to it, but is a crime research center
Speaker 4: dot com.
Speaker 5: What is the website?
Speaker 11: Crimeresearch dot org? Crimeresearch dot org.
Speaker 4: Okay, Now, secondly, I've had several topics on this about
Speaker 4: police agencies not asking the immigration status of a criminal.
Speaker 4: I know in the urban areas, blue cities, Blue States,
Speaker 4: no one is collecting the data. As far as are
Speaker 4: you a legal citizen or not. So when Pete Bodha
Speaker 4: Judge and others says, you know what, legal immigrants don't
Speaker 4: come at much crime, it's because when arrested, many police
Speaker 4: are barred from asking about immigrations status.
Speaker 5: Correct, you don't know who's.
Speaker 8: Legal and who's issues.
Speaker 11: Right, whether there are two issues there, one is, you're right,
Speaker 11: a lot of police departments never even asked. But even
Speaker 11: the ones that do try to ask, the federal government
Speaker 11: is doing an absolutely horrible job of keeping records on
Speaker 11: those types of things and reporting that data to people,
Speaker 11: and so you know it's in fact even you know,
Speaker 11: you have the Knicks background check system for people purchasing guns,
Speaker 11: and my understanding is that the buy An administration has
Speaker 11: been fiddling with the data there to make it so
Speaker 11: that if an illegal tries to buy a gun, they're
Speaker 11: not going to be plagued. Because it's supposed to be
Speaker 11: a legal residents or American citizens who are allowed to
Speaker 11: buy guns, and so it's supposed to stop illegals from
Speaker 11: buying guns. But they've decided that they don't think that
Speaker 11: they should be prevented from buying guns.
Speaker 4: So police do not ask immigration status. In many areas
Speaker 4: it is barred. They don't report to immigration authorities if
Speaker 4: they haven't illegal. So the data that says illegals don't
Speaker 4: commit crime is completely false because we don't have the numbers.
Speaker 4: The gut tells me they're over the top increases, but
Speaker 4: you don't collect the data. And secondly, there are many
Speaker 4: police agencies New York and LA that for a year
Speaker 4: or two reported no crimes because their computers are not
Speaker 4: in sync with the FBI computer So maybe nineteen to
Speaker 4: forty percent of cities are not reporting crime to the
Speaker 4: FBI data center in Washington because they don't want to
Speaker 4: report it. They don't have to report it. It makes
Speaker 4: them look bad. They don't report it. And as you've
Speaker 4: pointed out many times, citizens themselves, it's worthless to call police.
Speaker 4: In many areas, they don't come anyway, and they simply
Speaker 4: accepted as a cost of doing business, like in San Francisco,
Speaker 4: Who in the heck is ever going to call police
Speaker 4: when essentially the police come an hour or two or
Speaker 4: three hours later, and they didn't want to take a
Speaker 4: report because it doesn't make any difference.
Speaker 3: And the.
Speaker 11: Right Lelon Musk said that one of the reasons why
Speaker 11: he's moving SpaceX and X from San Francisco to Texas
Speaker 11: is because a lot of his employees have just given
Speaker 11: up even reporting crimes to the police. But you know,
Speaker 11: just the exec numbers. In twenty twenty two, thirty two
Speaker 11: percent of police departments in the United States didn't report
Speaker 11: any crime data to the FBI, and another twenty four
Speaker 11: only partially reported crime data. So you had less than
Speaker 11: half of police departments report complete crime data to the FBI.
Speaker 4: So a zach erate to say that crime is up,
Speaker 4: but reporting crime is way down, and it's for political
Speaker 4: and other purposes. But to hear the Democrats talk about
Speaker 4: a Kamala Harrison, et cetera, crime is at a fifty
Speaker 4: year low. When that's a lie. Most Americans know it.
Speaker 4: You talk about SpaceX. Chevron a few days ago said
Speaker 4: we're moving the hell out of California. We can't think
Speaker 4: it anymore. We're going to Texas. California's and other failed
Speaker 4: city state in which they don't function, like New York
Speaker 4: City doesn't function. And those in charge of the Democrat
Speaker 4: Party are Keem Jefferies and Senator Schumer. They live a
Speaker 4: mile apart of New York City and those in charge
Speaker 4: of the Congress from California are people like Adam Schiff
Speaker 4: and Nancy Pelosi and Kamala Harris. They all live together
Speaker 4: in San Francisco, and the San Francisco New York are
Speaker 4: basically running the United States of America. At least you
Speaker 4: say about the Republicans Johnson, the speakers from Oklahoma, I'm sorry, Louisiana, yeah,
Speaker 4: and the leader of the Senates from Kentucky.
Speaker 5: At least it's a little bit dispersed.
Speaker 4: Now. Lastly, you have a column posted about the issue
Speaker 4: of individuals who have weapons, the mandatory buyback programs, which
Speaker 4: means we know what guns you have, and Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: said it would be mandatory, we know what guns you have,
Speaker 4: we're gonna knock on your door and we're gonna pay,
Speaker 4: We're gonna buy the guns from you. Now, her surrogates
Speaker 4: have said, well, we're not going to do that anymore.
Speaker 4: But you know, when she has the power, I can
Speaker 4: only imagine John Lott, Well, if she's elected the president,
Speaker 4: she's going to think those policies are the kind of
Speaker 4: policies that Americans want, and she's going to give it
Speaker 4: to them. Because she's from San Francisco, and the leadership
Speaker 4: of the Democrats are from New York City and Chicago,
Speaker 4: and they look at things completely differently. The people that
Speaker 4: live in the Dakota's people that live in Iowa, I
Speaker 4: live in Ohio, completely different And so when you say
Speaker 4: crime is down, well, thirty two percent never reported the crime.
Speaker 4: Citizens don't want to report crime because it is worthless.
Speaker 4: And all these proposals of Kamala Harrison the past have
Speaker 4: ruined the city of Sam Francisco. And just briefly, John Lotte,
Speaker 4: I talk with you off the air about this. I
Speaker 4: had really a positive sense about two or three weeks
Speaker 4: ago that Trump was gonna win and there'll be sanity
Speaker 4: back into Washington. Now with the media coverage of Kamala Harris,
Speaker 4: how great she is a cross between Margaret Thatcher and
Speaker 4: Joan of Arc. Do you have the same hope that
Speaker 4: the American people will understand these issues as we presented
Speaker 4: today and do you have a sense there's going to
Speaker 4: be some hope or not.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 11: I have to have hope because I think he'll be
Speaker 11: an absolute disaster otherwise. But look, you know, you talk
Speaker 11: about these changes, or at least the campaign's claims that
Speaker 11: she's changing your position. People just have to watch the
Speaker 11: videos from you know, just last few years where she enthusiastically,
Speaker 11: i mean said, you know, it's not just that she
Speaker 11: wanted confiscation, she definitely wanted it. She used words like that,
Speaker 11: you know, and the enthusiasm that she had for anning
Speaker 11: fracking or making it so people would stop eating meat,
Speaker 11: or forcing people to have to use paper straws rather
Speaker 11: than plastic straws. Even at the same time she talked
Speaker 11: about how horrible paper straws were and how they collapsed
Speaker 11: when you use them, and the taste and stuff like that.
Speaker 11: But you know, people just have to listen to the
Speaker 11: enthusiasm that she had for these things, and somebody doesn't
Speaker 11: go in a few years from being enthusiastic about all
Speaker 11: these different policy positions. And I hope the campaign and
Speaker 11: others and people have probably seen this on acts and stuff.
Speaker 11: But just play the videos over and over and over again.
Speaker 11: In Western Pennsylvania, they should have the fracking one, just
Speaker 11: over and over and over again. There's like five different
Speaker 11: times where she was asked about cracking, and she kept
Speaker 11: one saying definitely, definitely, she was going to do it.
Speaker 11: Her gun confiscation the same thing.
Speaker 4: Well, also she's against Christmas. We're going to play later
Speaker 4: her comments on Christmas. But once again, Crimeresearch dot Org,
Speaker 4: all the facts are there, and once again, John Ltte,
Speaker 4: you're a great American. Keep hope alive and thank you
Speaker 4: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, John,
Speaker 4: Thank you, Bill, God bless you. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 4: I tell you what I have hope if the American
Speaker 4: people become informed and don't listen to individuals like Pete Boodha,
Speaker 4: Judge and others talk about how crime is down fifty
Speaker 4: year low. Of course there's no reporting of crime, but
Speaker 4: that's a different issue. Bill Cunningham, The Great American with
Speaker 4: you every Sunday Night by Billy Cunningham, Crimeresearch dot Org.
Speaker 4: When the police do not report crime to the FBI
Speaker 4: joint computer in the Department of Justice and the FBI
Speaker 4: in Washington, and when locals do not collect data on citizenship,
Speaker 4: how could anybody with a straight face say, you know,
Speaker 4: crime is down and the llegals do not commit crime
Speaker 4: when there's no reporting of it. It takes footspud to
Speaker 4: do such things.
Speaker 5: Irish word.
Speaker 4: All right, let's continue with more coming up next to
Speaker 4: Steve Gorm about the claims of Kamala Harris about the
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Speaker 4: Steve Gorm is the executive director of the Climate Science
Speaker 4: Coalition of America, author of many books on energy, climate change,
Speaker 4: to sustainable development, over one hundred thousand in print. His
Speaker 4: latest book, of course, is Green Breakdown, The Coming Renewable
Speaker 4: Energy Failure. We thought things were bad under Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: Full you think it's over, just begone. I can only
Speaker 4: imagine if Kamala Harris wins the presidency and the power
Speaker 4: that she will have for the next four to eight years,
Speaker 4: what things look like. Steve Gorm, Welcome again to the
Speaker 4: Bill Cunningham Show. And Steve, first of all, it's kind
Speaker 4: of odd that we have to introduce Kamala Harris to
Speaker 4: the American people because she's been in office for about
Speaker 4: four years. She's in the Senate for about four years'
Speaker 4: Attorney general of California, she destroyed San Francisco. It's kind
Speaker 4: of odd we have to do this, but people have
Speaker 4: to know when they vote for Kamala Harris what they're
Speaker 4: going to get. Can you kind of vaguely and tell
Speaker 4: us in general what the policies of Kamala Harris would
Speaker 4: look like as the president should she win. Where does
Speaker 4: she stand on all this green energy stuff?
Speaker 13: Hey, Bill, great to join you again. Yeah, she's a
Speaker 13: true green believer. She was one of the original supporters
Speaker 13: of Representative Acossio Cortes Green New Deal in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 13: which called for a lot of different things like getting
Speaker 13: rid of gasoline cars and transferring all of our electric
Speaker 13: power over to renewables. And so she also was at
Speaker 13: the time was proposing to ban hydraulic fracturing, which actually
Speaker 13: is fairly environmentally friendly. It requires a much smaller land
Speaker 13: footprint than traditional methods of pulling up oil and gas.
Speaker 13: That she has since, I guess, reversed her position on
Speaker 13: that and it is now not speaking out against fracking.
Speaker 13: But we have more the same And as you know,
Speaker 13: the federal government right now is spending vast amounts of
Speaker 13: money from the Inflation Reduction Act that mister Biden put
Speaker 13: into President Biden put into into practice. Cato Institute is
Speaker 13: estimating eighty billion dollars this fiscal year twenty twenty five
Speaker 13: in subsidies and tax breaks to all sorts of things
Speaker 13: like of vehicle chargers and carbon dioxide pipelines and carbon
Speaker 13: dioxide capture and storage and green hydrogen fuel. Most of
Speaker 13: these industries would not exist without all this money. So
Speaker 13: it's a bad deal for the taxpayer, and it isn't
Speaker 13: going to have any effect on global warming or the climate.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 4: One thing, I've notice that when it's hot in the
Speaker 4: middle of summer, it's a big story. And according to
Speaker 4: the New York Times, we just went through the four
Speaker 4: hottest days ever on the planet Earth. We just cancy
Speaker 4: it was hot. I live in Cincinnati right now, it's
Speaker 4: eighty one degrees. We've had a couple of ninety degree days,
Speaker 4: but mainly it's in the mid eighties. Doesn't appear to
Speaker 4: be here, but the forest fires that are happening, they
Speaker 4: lead every nightly newscast is demonstrating caused by global warming.
Speaker 4: We have a hurricane supposedly developing here. It is almost
Speaker 4: it's August, and we haven't had but one hurricane strike
Speaker 4: off to the side of Texas, and we've had none
Speaker 4: every time. We're told it's the hottest it's ever been.
Speaker 4: How do you respond, Well, that's just wrong.
Speaker 13: They're talking about average global temperature and we only have
Speaker 13: about fifty years of that data. But I can give
Speaker 13: you all sorts of exampless when it was when it
Speaker 13: was warmer in the past. The Rowing Glacier in Switzerland
Speaker 13: exists today in a valley that was ice free for
Speaker 13: most of the last tenth years. The men in All
Speaker 13: Glacier near Juno in Alaska is sitting on the site
Speaker 13: of what was a forest. They've gone down into ice
Speaker 13: caves and found trees with roots still in the ground
Speaker 13: a thousand years old. That used to be a forest,
Speaker 13: now it's a glacier. There's a tree stump in Northwest
Speaker 13: Territory of Canada five thousand years old that is one
Speaker 13: hundred and fifty kilometers north of the tree line. I mean,
Speaker 13: there's just many, many examples that when it was warmer
Speaker 13: in the past.
Speaker 3: But as you know, we.
Speaker 13: Get all this stuff in the media about how the
Speaker 13: United Nations says the planet is boiling. They're saying we're
Speaker 13: getting more hurricanes when we're actually getting less landfalls according
Speaker 13: to Noah's data.
Speaker 8: So there's just much.
Speaker 13: There's much of this stuff, and it's driving the power
Speaker 13: powerful ideology of climatism, which basically says you have to
Speaker 13: ban everything. That's the new favorite favorite policy of the
Speaker 13: climate change movement. Banning of cars, banning of appliances. One
Speaker 13: guy you mentioned even to banned campfires.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm looking to these stories. How about banning gas
Speaker 4: appliance as Kamala Harris says, yes. How about banning plastic straws?
Speaker 4: Harris says yes? How about banning campfires?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: How about banning cruise ship advertising? Explain that one to me?
Speaker 4: Cruise ship advertising Harris, sa has got to be banned.
Speaker 13: Why, Well, I don't know if she's picked that up yet,
Speaker 13: but that's in Scotland. They want to ban ads because
Speaker 13: they think that cruise ships are hurting the climate. There's
Speaker 13: a lot of other people who want to ban any
Speaker 13: kind of ads for coal, oil and natural gas. I
Speaker 13: think she may be in favor of that as well.
Speaker 13: But that's the big thing. And there's some people whoven
Speaker 13: want to ban golf. They say, you know, golf courses
Speaker 13: are luxually you can't afford with climate change. That was
Speaker 13: a headline in the Salt Lake Tribune recently, and that's
Speaker 13: one of the sidebars in my book Green Breakdown. But
Speaker 13: the new tool is banned, let's ban everything by the way,
Speaker 13: gas stoves. Ohio has taken the position. Ohio is one
Speaker 13: of twenty four states that has passed the law saying
Speaker 13: that you can't prohibit certain types of energy and new construction.
Speaker 13: We now have twenty four states doing that. But the
Speaker 13: seven states that are banning natural gas or propane a
Speaker 13: new construction, those are the ones that get all the headlines.
Speaker 5: What about California?
Speaker 4: What does California do about natural gas and gas pipelines?
Speaker 5: Isn't that now banned?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Well, they tried to ban all that, but then the
Speaker 13: Ninth Circuit Court just overruled the city of Berkeley. There
Speaker 13: was a suit brought by the restaurant owners who want
Speaker 13: to cook with gas, and they challenged the Berkeley ban,
Speaker 13: which was the first in the nation twenty nineteen that
Speaker 13: would ban gas and new appliances, and that was overturned.
Speaker 13: So they're trying to figure out another way to do it,
Speaker 13: you know, without having to say, well we're going to
Speaker 13: ban it construction. We're gonna do something on efficiency maybe,
Speaker 13: But you know, the thing is this again, these are
Speaker 13: not going to have any measurable effect on global temperatures,
Speaker 13: which are dominated by natural factors.
Speaker 4: Such as because right now we can we can regulate
Speaker 4: ourselves in the non existence. Kamala Harris at one point
Speaker 4: said smart thermostats are a good idea because if you
Speaker 4: got your house too cool in the summer, too warm
Speaker 4: in the winter, the government can override and say you
Speaker 4: can't do that. But what's happening in India, Pakistan, Russia
Speaker 4: and China. We can regulate ourselves into poverty and we'll
Speaker 4: go nowhere because of what they're doing. What's happening in
Speaker 4: most of the rest of the world outside of Europe
Speaker 4: and America when it comes to banning certain appliances, banning
Speaker 4: plastic straws, banning coal fired power plants, banning nuclear power plants,
Speaker 4: which is the greatest producer of electricity ever, what's happening
Speaker 4: in the rest of the world.
Speaker 13: Yeah, there's well, China is the biggest user of coal today,
Speaker 13: that uses more than half of the world's coal. India
Speaker 13: is a big user of coal. Actually, coal produces thirty
Speaker 13: five percent of the world's electricity right now. People don't
Speaker 13: realize that it is the biggest producer of electricity, and
Speaker 13: yet we still have a shortage. We have seven hundred
Speaker 13: million people without electricity. We have another two billion people
Speaker 13: in the world that every day or every other day
Speaker 13: have blackouts. As matter of fact, if you have an
Speaker 13: air conditioner in Ohio, that one appliance has uses more
Speaker 13: electricity than about a third of the world's people get
Speaker 13: to use. So we need more energy, not less. We
Speaker 13: need to take care pollution. Of course, that means putting
Speaker 13: scrubbers on plants and dealing with other things. But this
Speaker 13: idea that we can get rid of coal, get rid
Speaker 13: of gas, you know, that's just not going to occur,
Speaker 13: even in the United States. I think we talked about
Speaker 13: in the past how we have a coming shortage of
Speaker 13: electricity in the US because of the demands of AI
Speaker 13: and the demands of all these green programs they're trying
Speaker 13: to push. We already see people that are extending the
Speaker 13: life of coal plant. Set's happening in West Virginia. They
Speaker 13: want to reopen one of the three Mile Island nuclear plants.
Speaker 13: In Pennsylvania, Utah is extending coal plants, Wyoming is extending
Speaker 13: a life of coal plants. Michigan is restarting a nuclear
Speaker 13: plant the Palisades. So they're going to restart all these
Speaker 13: plants because we're not going to have enough electricity otherwise.
Speaker 4: And what's happening to the so called developing world. I
Speaker 4: look at the statistics out of the UN that says
Speaker 4: hundreds or thousands of children in Africa are being killed
Speaker 4: every year in cobalt and radio mines because of the
Speaker 4: demand for these fancy batteries that are built in China.
Speaker 4: And I would note that Chrysler has advised those who
Speaker 4: drive mini vans, which are plug in mini vans, not
Speaker 4: to plug them in and to keep the mini vans
Speaker 4: out of your garage because of there's a fear of
Speaker 4: explosion of these fancy batteries that you can't drive, you
Speaker 4: can't plug them in, You got to keep them outside
Speaker 4: because of fires inside your hose. And Cincinnati and Mason, Ohio,
Speaker 4: which is part of Cincinnati, we had some kid with
Speaker 4: a scooter that had one of these fancy batteries attached.
Speaker 4: He was firing it up in the garage, plugged it in,
Speaker 4: and it burned down the house and partially the house
Speaker 4: next door. Explain the dangers of these batteries.
Speaker 13: Yeah, we have touched on two problems. One is one
Speaker 13: is the uh, the environmental problem with batteries, but another
Speaker 13: is that they just ignite. And yeah, e bikes are
Speaker 13: now the biggest source of fires in New York City.
Speaker 13: They're having over it climbed from nothing four years ago
Speaker 13: now it's over two hundred fires a year and these
Speaker 13: things just self ignite on the first floor and ended
Speaker 13: up bringing down a building. Australia's having a huge number
Speaker 13: of e bykee fires as well, and that's why they
Speaker 13: don't you know, they don't want you to bring an
Speaker 13: electric battery in the baggage on your plane. They don't
Speaker 13: want it going up in the in the baggage area.
Speaker 13: But so we got we got issues with combustion. But
Speaker 13: as you say, people think that electric vehicles are very
Speaker 13: environmentally frontal, but they don't realize all the work that
Speaker 13: that goes to produce metals for these batteries. Like the
Speaker 13: Democratic Republic of Congo the biggest producer of cobalt in
Speaker 13: the world cobalt ore, and they use a child labor
Speaker 13: and forced labor to get that ore out of the hills.
Speaker 13: Then it goes to China to produce cobalt metal for
Speaker 13: the battery, and and there we have vast areas that
Speaker 13: are polluted. The most famous one is uh is Rare
Speaker 13: Earth Lake, which as far as you can see in
Speaker 13: every direction, has been polluted by metal waste. And that
Speaker 13: comes to the US. You can drive your Tesla and
Speaker 13: you think, wow, it's environmentally friendly because it doesn't emit
Speaker 13: carbon dioxide. But nobody sees the train of social and
Speaker 13: environmental damage all the way to get that car.
Speaker 4: In fact, the Democrats are proposing that more black kids
Speaker 4: in Congo be put into chattel slavery, causing hundreds of
Speaker 4: deaths to mine the cobalt. And why doesn't I'd be
Speaker 4: I'd be shocked if CBS, NBC, PBS would actually send
Speaker 4: a crude to the Congo and look at the lives
Speaker 4: of these thousands of kids in the minds being exploited,
Speaker 4: and the debts and the injuries being caused. Have you
Speaker 4: seen any story about that from CBS News.
Speaker 13: I have not, not recently. They're pretty disconnected. We also
Speaker 13: have issues with forced labor in China, as you know,
Speaker 13: to do a number of different things. I think there's
Speaker 13: Congress that has kind of frowned on that and is
Speaker 13: putting some restrictions on China. But the old Biden policy
Speaker 13: to shift from coal, oil and natural gas. We're the
Speaker 13: biggest producer of oil and natural gas in the world,
Speaker 13: the biggest exporter, and shift everybody to be dependent on
Speaker 13: China for all these metals for wind turbines and solar
Speaker 13: panels and electric vehicles. That doesn't seem to make much sense.
Speaker 13: But if we get Miss Harrison there, we're going to
Speaker 13: get more of the same.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, can you imagine eight years of Kamala Harris and
Speaker 4: the White House?
Speaker 5: What would America look like? Energy wise?
Speaker 4: Look at all the UN reports to my right in
Speaker 4: the last uh since eighteen eighty, since the days of
Speaker 4: gun smoke.
Speaker 5: The UN says that.
Speaker 4: The average world temperature has gone up two degrees, which
Speaker 4: is probably a positive thing. Ten times more people die
Speaker 4: of cold than warm. But can you imagine eight years
Speaker 4: of Kamala Harris believing the American people went this imposed
Speaker 4: upon us? What does American look like after eight years
Speaker 4: at Kamala Harris.
Speaker 13: Well, I do think that people are going to revolt.
Speaker 13: I mean, they're just they're just not going to take
Speaker 13: so much. I mean California, for example, prices have risen
Speaker 13: ninety six percent in the last fifteen years. They're going
Speaker 13: up ten or fifteen percent a year for electricity. And
Speaker 13: you read all these stories about people that have thousand
Speaker 13: dollars a month electric bills. If they run their they
Speaker 13: run their air conditionally, get a thousand dollars bill for
Speaker 13: a month. I mean, that's just just something nobody can stand.
Speaker 13: Across the country, we have a tremendous amount of people
Speaker 13: that are opposing wind and solar. It's rising and rising.
Speaker 13: Bryce is tracking this kind of stuff, and so I
Speaker 13: think people are going to And by the way, we
Speaker 13: of course we have a installed market for EV so
Speaker 13: now people can't charge them. Hurts just got rid of
Speaker 13: all their sixty thousand electric vehicles because even EV owners
Speaker 13: have come to rent a car from Hurtz don't want
Speaker 13: to drive an EV. So no, I do think people
Speaker 13: are going to push back on this regardless.
Speaker 8: Of the election.
Speaker 13: But just a question the amount of pain that we
Speaker 13: have to go through to get back to sensible energy policies.
Speaker 4: And right now there's great pain because right now we
Speaker 4: need to double energy production over the next ten years
Speaker 4: because of all the AI centers we have fifty million
Speaker 4: immigrants coming in using devices, using the roadways, actually living
Speaker 4: in places, driving up all the cost of housing, cost
Speaker 4: of medical care.
Speaker 5: And if we get an additional fifty million people and.
Speaker 4: These AI centers all over the place, and the next
Speaker 4: ten years, we have to double energy production without using nuclear,
Speaker 4: without using natural gas, without using coal, And these windmills
Speaker 4: aren't working, and the solar panels come from China. And
Speaker 4: I look at this, Steve gorm, I hope the American
Speaker 4: people put this in the mix. When you consider that
Speaker 4: Jade Vance said four or five years ago, Cat Ladies
Speaker 4: that somehow trumps Kamala Harris's energy policies, which will cost
Speaker 4: average Americans literally thousands of dollars every month in additional expenses.
Speaker 4: And when you talk to energy experts, they want to
Speaker 4: use coal, they want to use natural gas, they want
Speaker 4: to restart nuclear power plants. We need the more energy
Speaker 4: to function as a democracy, and without that, there will
Speaker 4: be more and more people depended upon China for batteries
Speaker 4: that don't work. You might recall that the energy produced
Speaker 4: by these so called five hundred million dollars was spent
Speaker 4: to have these chargers all over the country.
Speaker 5: And Pete Bootah Judge admitted about a.
Speaker 4: Month ago that for the five hundred million dollars, we
Speaker 4: got eight chargers and two of them don't work. The
Speaker 4: whole thing is a farce, and I hope we figured out,
Speaker 4: you know, economically, we can figure this out. Got to
Speaker 4: run Steve gorm What is your website? If any people
Speaker 4: need more information about the facts, and there's nothing wrong
Speaker 4: with temperatures going up a degree or two, in fact,
Speaker 4: it feels better. Please give the American people that information.
Speaker 4: How do we get ahold of it?
Speaker 13: Yeah, it's Steve Gorham g R e h M dot
Speaker 13: com and they can order all of my books. I'll
Speaker 13: send them signed copies and they can learn about all
Speaker 13: the crazy things going on with climates, like the professor
Speaker 13: in Sweden who says people out of human flesh to
Speaker 13: control global warming.
Speaker 5: I saw that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and there are ebooks as well. It's on Amazon,
Speaker 13: of course. But people need to educate themselves and push
Speaker 13: back on our political leaders and say, why you want
Speaker 13: to raise energy prices, why we have to get rid
Speaker 13: of this car What is that going to do in
Speaker 13: terms of global temperatures? Because it's not going to do
Speaker 13: any measurable thing.
Speaker 4: We have the cleanest environment in America we've had for
Speaker 4: the past one hundred years right now, and every year
Speaker 4: it gets better because of technology. And that one professor
Speaker 4: in Switzerland said eat human remains makes me think about
Speaker 4: Joe Biden's uncle who was eaten by cannibals. Maybe they
Speaker 4: were onto something. But once again, Steve Gorm, thank you
Speaker 4: for coming on the bill, cunning and your bill.
Speaker 5: Steve, you're a great American. Thank you.
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Speaker 4: islands that were falling under the rising seas in Polyprenesia,
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Speaker 4: land being visible now that one wasn't visible ten years ago.
Speaker 4: And lastly, the cleanest are the cleanest water of any
Speaker 4: industrial country in the world is right here in the
Speaker 4: good old United States of America. One of that's being
Speaker 4: reported because it doesn't fit the narrative. The polar bears
Speaker 4: are not dying. The seas except with the hurricane hitting
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Speaker 4: we have clean air and clean water. Basically all over
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Speaker 4: Let us continue with more coming up next as the
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Speaker 4: Dial Org is a great facility in New York City
Speaker 4: that keeps track of the social and moral issues that
Speaker 4: confront and often confound the American people. And with this,
Speaker 4: I guess presidential campaign is underway. I suppose Kamala Harris
Speaker 4: they're going to do it jump off the cliff and
Speaker 4: a point of San Francisco Liberal to be the Democratic
Speaker 4: standard bearer with all that implies and what that means
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Speaker 4: And first of all, a few days ago, the Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris campaign had like a set to with white male
Speaker 4: dudes for Kamala. Then they had white women for Kamala.
Speaker 4: Then they had I guess Aleutian Island disabled for Kamala.
Speaker 4: They had all kinds of groups breaking him up. And
Speaker 4: one of the comments that the Catholic Catholic League has
Speaker 4: weighed in on are the comments of Pete Buddha judge
Speaker 4: and which he made the most asinine, ridiculous comment I
Speaker 4: think I've ever heard, and I kind of want to
Speaker 4: quote what he says, with your permission to get it right, Michael,
Speaker 4: this is what he said.
Speaker 5: Quote.
Speaker 4: Men are also more free in a country where we
Speaker 4: have a president who stands up for things like access
Speaker 4: to abortion, men are more free unquote. So Pete Buddha judge,
Speaker 4: the Secretary of Transportation with a transportation a near meltdown,
Speaker 4: is weighing in that essentially abortion makes men free. Can
Speaker 4: you get into his head and explain that to the
Speaker 4: American people?
Speaker 14: Yeah, this is a bill. First, it's always good to
Speaker 14: be along with you, but this is one of the
Speaker 14: most disgusting lines of all time. And it's actually true. Right,
Speaker 14: there's across pulling. Over the years, we've seen time and
Speaker 14: again that one of the largest groups to support abortion
Speaker 14: are young single men. Because he's right on this though,
Speaker 14: he's right, but it gives them freedom. It frees them
Speaker 14: from their responsibility, It freeds them from their consequences of
Speaker 14: their action, from their paternalistic duties. It sets them free
Speaker 14: so that they can just live wild and care free lives.
Speaker 14: And you know, I know, Mary Pete likes to claim
Speaker 14: that he's gay, but like this is like the ultimate
Speaker 14: gigachad line, Like this is what you'd expect from these
Speaker 14: fleasy hookup artists online would be advocating a position like this,
Speaker 14: and for a major political party. It's not like this
Speaker 14: is just some wack fringe movement for a major political
Speaker 14: party to be advocating for policies that are so destructive
Speaker 14: the family to be this actively anti family, and the
Speaker 14: family is the basis of all society, but American society
Speaker 14: is rooted in the family. And to have an organization
Speaker 14: like white Dudes for Kamela and as a quote unquote
Speaker 14: white dude, I take offensive even using the term white dude.
Speaker 14: We're men, like, grow up, We're not children. And this
Speaker 14: is just ridiculous. This is appealing to the lowest basis
Speaker 14: instinct of the society and trying to gin up as
Speaker 14: much support for, frankly, a failing administration. And you know,
Speaker 14: Mayor Pete's trying to position himself to be the VP.
Speaker 14: Pick Lot's like what happened under his watch? He had
Speaker 14: the big train to railman out in Ohio. It seems
Speaker 14: like every other week the airplanes can't fly anymore. The
Speaker 14: Department of Transportation is falling apart, and this is just
Speaker 14: going to be the ultimate DEI ticket.
Speaker 5: Well, when I read this, I guess.
Speaker 4: Beginning in nineteen seventy one article, two years before abortion
Speaker 4: was even legalized, a report found the college educated men
Speaker 4: were the strongest supporters of abortion for their girlfriends. And
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, well, you know, how many times have we
Speaker 4: seen these memes that a guy may use the term
Speaker 4: knocks up a woman and she wants him to pay
Speaker 4: for the abortion. And I see that, and abortion is
Speaker 4: not healthcare for the unborn baby. And I want someone
Speaker 4: to focus on that abortion is not healthcare for the
Speaker 4: unborn baby. If unborn, well you may not know it,
Speaker 4: Michael McDonald. At some point, you were an unborn baby.
Speaker 4: You were a zygoat, You were a fetus. At some point,
Speaker 4: every human life begins as a zygoat and getting ready
Speaker 4: for life. It's the way things are. We were all
Speaker 4: fetuses at one point. Not one human being that's ever
Speaker 4: lived has anything other than been a fetus.
Speaker 5: And so when something like six.
Speaker 4: Thousand American women aboard in the last trimester, that's more
Speaker 4: cruel to the baby than he in a row versus Wade,
Speaker 4: which allowed the state and the last trimester to have
Speaker 4: some input because the baby was viable, and so to
Speaker 4: have on National Candidate Night with certain racial and gender
Speaker 4: groups to say, well, Pete Buddhaget says, abortion frees men,
Speaker 4: you'd have to turn your head and say what are
Speaker 4: you talking about? And survey after survey has shown the
Speaker 4: public support for abortion declines markedly later in no woman's pregnancies.
Speaker 4: There's little or no support for late term abortions, in
Speaker 4: which a woman may have a moment she may be thinking, Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm trapped. And there's about six thousand babies every year
Speaker 4: killed in the last few weeks of life. And Pete
Speaker 4: Buddhaje Edge and also Kamala Harris support that that they
Speaker 4: want no law that says a fetus that grows into
Speaker 4: a baby at the age on thirty six or thirty
Speaker 4: seven weeks, that unborn baby can be killed. The great
Speaker 4: bulk of the American people say no. But that's the
Speaker 4: democratic position. Why does in the media point that out.
Speaker 14: Oh, the media is on that side. The media is
Speaker 14: covering for them, trying you know, the media is doing
Speaker 14: a very active rebranding of Camlin now, trying to make
Speaker 14: her seem as moderate as possible, that she you know,
Speaker 14: she's just one of these good old fashioned Democrats and please,
Speaker 14: she's not crazy about abortion things like that. She's one
Speaker 14: of the most radical people who have ever hold office
Speaker 14: on the position of abortion. This is a woman that
Speaker 14: when she was Attorney General of California sent the police
Speaker 14: to raid the life of the house of the pro
Speaker 14: life activists who had on film, had planned parenthood on film,
Speaker 14: dead to rights, literally selling body parts of aborted babies. Now,
Speaker 14: can't can't have that getting out there. She sends the
Speaker 14: police to crack down on this guy. She lets all
Speaker 14: these other criminals out. Well, she's working in the San
Speaker 14: Francisco t a DA office, in the AG's office in California.
Speaker 14: She's letting all these other people go, but this one
Speaker 14: pro lifer send sending the the goon squad after him,
Speaker 14: where we're bringing him in to justice. This is ridiculous.
Speaker 14: She when she was in the Senate, right she questioned
Speaker 14: Catholic judges, you know us judges that happened to be Catholic,
Speaker 14: questioned them on their position of life, what their faith
Speaker 14: played into it, essentially putting a religious litmus test in
Speaker 14: order to be a judge. Even though there are constitutional protections.
Speaker 14: That's called the First Amendment. You are free to have
Speaker 14: any religion one unless you know you go against the
Speaker 14: great religion of focism that Kambala Harris has been worshiping
Speaker 14: for years. She voted against paying capable abortion. She wouldn't
Speaker 14: vote for the Born Alive Protection NAK for when babies
Speaker 14: are born alive after a botched abortion. She wouldn't support it.
Speaker 14: Come to their defense. She's one of the most radically
Speaker 14: pro abortion candidates of fall time. And you know she
Speaker 14: and Pete make a pretty happy couple on this.
Speaker 4: On jd Vance when he converted to catalis about three
Speaker 4: or four years ago, I've interviewed him seven, eight, nine,
Speaker 4: ten times. I haven't seen him recently because of the VP.
Speaker 4: But he's a good guy. He's got a wife, Usha,
Speaker 4: who's from India, a wonderful woman, got three little babies.
Speaker 4: And when jd Vance, who is a poor white came
Speaker 4: out of a terrible environment in Middletown, Ohio, about fifteen
Speaker 4: miles from where I broadcast from, it's often called middle
Speaker 4: Tucky because it is poor white individuals who want to
Speaker 4: work and try to do better. That they were offended
Speaker 4: by the fact that Jade Vance was poor when he
Speaker 4: was growing up and that he's a poor white who succeeded,
Speaker 4: and they don't want to highlight his history. As compared
Speaker 4: to Kamala Harris, who's both parents were college professors, and
Speaker 4: Jade Vance's parents, the father was completely out of the picture,
Speaker 4: and the mother had terrible addiction problems. He was parceled
Speaker 4: out to family members. They don't want to have the
Speaker 4: story of a poor white individual growing up in Jackson,
Speaker 4: Kentucky who succeeded overcame because their amateur poverty is not
Speaker 4: a poor white person. But then when it became public
Speaker 4: that he converted to Catholicism three or four years ago,
Speaker 4: then that really fired him up. You got a poor
Speaker 4: white By the way, the great majority of people in
Speaker 4: America that are poor are white. Numerically, white people constitute
Speaker 4: the majority of poverty in this country.
Speaker 5: They're completely ignored. And the idea that JD.
Speaker 4: Evans could overcome that and he had the double whammy
Speaker 4: of being a converted Catholic. What does that say about
Speaker 4: the media coverage Jdvans? And that story's not being told
Speaker 4: at all.
Speaker 14: No, No, absolutely, And if you look at some of
Speaker 14: the just terrible things that they are saying about Jadvance.
Speaker 14: I've never met Jdvance here obviously closer to him than
Speaker 14: you are, but I read the book like just about
Speaker 14: everyone else. He'll be lielogy, great book. He is a
Speaker 14: great guy, and he's right on the policies and he's
Speaker 14: promoting issues we're just talking about that are central to
Speaker 14: family life in this country. You know, it's not easy
Speaker 14: having a family in this country today, with inflation, with crime,
Speaker 14: with the immigration problems that are going on. And here's
Speaker 14: a guy that's putting forward good, common sense solutions. And
Speaker 14: he even cites the Catholic social teachings as one of
Speaker 14: the reasons why he converted to the faith, and those
Speaker 14: policies align with a lot of what he wants to do.
Speaker 14: And he's right. The Catholic Church has great social policies
Speaker 14: that they've been advocating for centuries on and just the
Speaker 14: way the media is attacking him is clearly clearly designed
Speaker 14: to highlight that he's supposedly one of these Christian nationalists.
Speaker 14: They're going with him, trying to mix it up a
Speaker 14: little bit because Christian Nationalists has lost some of its punch.
Speaker 14: They're calling him an integralist, which essentially just means that
Speaker 14: he likes the teachings of the Church and thinks they
Speaker 14: have some good policy recommendations. And it's just ridiculous just
Speaker 14: the bias that is coming from the media, dripping after
Speaker 14: a good man looks like he's a good man. You know,
Speaker 14: he honestly looks like he has a very strong family life,
Speaker 14: unlike a lot of these other people in Washington, and
Speaker 14: you know, really setting a good example for younger Americans
Speaker 14: on how they should live their life. And you know
Speaker 14: that if they do end up going against Marpeele. Here's
Speaker 14: a guy that actually and JD. Vance who joined the
Speaker 14: Marines because that was the patriotic thing to do. He
Speaker 14: didn't have a lot of other options, so we did.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 14: Is not like a lot of these other guys that
Speaker 14: go into the Officer Corps and they're just trial lawyers
Speaker 14: in the military.
Speaker 5: Well, let me tell you what. Let me tell you
Speaker 5: what he told me.
Speaker 4: He told me that when he was in Middletown, Ohio,
Speaker 4: he knew there was a world out there past his
Speaker 4: experiences with the whole family involved in meth and heroin
Speaker 4: and drugs. And he said, the only way I can
Speaker 4: get out of this thing volunteer for the Marine Corps.
Speaker 4: He said, if I joined the military, I want to
Speaker 4: join what he perceived is the best. After four years,
Speaker 4: he came out then had the gi Bill graduated from
Speaker 4: Ohio State in two years, was admitted to Yale Law School.
Speaker 4: Graduate at Summa cum Loud out of an environment of
Speaker 4: extremely grinding poverty and drugs, goes out to Sammers, makes
Speaker 4: his fortune there and wants to come back to Ohio
Speaker 4: and I dare you do that? Come out of poverty
Speaker 4: when you're white? I dare you do that? To become
Speaker 4: a converted Catholic. And then one of the worst things
Speaker 4: is that Kamala Harris spends her time in the Senate
Speaker 4: but rating the Knights of Columbus. For those who don't know,
Speaker 4: the Knights of Columbus are a bunch of men who
Speaker 4: are a Catholic. They seek to protect their families and
Speaker 4: works charity to benefit the less fortunate. And she went
Speaker 4: after Catholic judges for joining the Knights of Columbus that
Speaker 4: she said was racist and sexist and has a view
Speaker 4: about women at odds with the way the American wife
Speaker 4: is today. Can you explain the attack on the Knights
Speaker 4: of Columbus for God's sakes?
Speaker 14: Yeah, this is literally just an attack on everything that
Speaker 14: the church holds as moral truths. And as Raely point out,
Speaker 14: to the Knights of Columbus or a large Catholic fraternity,
Speaker 14: a bunch of men they get together after meetings, They
Speaker 14: have a couple of beers. They raise money for charity.
Speaker 14: You see him outside of church as all the time,
Speaker 14: doing some sort of fundraiser to help needy families, soup
Speaker 14: kitchen drives, all those good things that any American, every
Speaker 14: American really should look at me like, oh, that looks
Speaker 14: like a really good organization.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 14: But because they believe, like the Catholic Church does, and
Speaker 14: rightfully so, that life begins at conception, that marriages between
Speaker 14: a man and a woman, those things are out of
Speaker 14: step with Kamala Harris's version of America, and as a result,
Speaker 14: they need to be ridiculed, mocked, and should not be
Speaker 14: allowed to hold public life because right this is in
Speaker 14: the when she's asking these judges. It's not like she's
Speaker 14: just commenting on like, oh, I think the Knights of Columbus,
Speaker 14: what's the weird everyone's weird these days. That weird's traditional views. Yeah,
Speaker 14: everyone's weird. It's not even that they are up for
Speaker 14: confirmation during the Trump administration. They're up to getting a
Speaker 14: seat on the federal bench, and she is literally using
Speaker 14: their religious views against them. This is against the First Amendment.
Speaker 14: You have freedom of religion in this country. And you
Speaker 14: should be allowed to believe what ever you want as
Speaker 14: long as you're hurting anyone else, You can have any
Speaker 14: religion you want. They happen to be Catholic, which you know,
Speaker 14: a little biased. I think that's a good religion. But
Speaker 14: in Kamala Harris's worldview and the worldview of a lot
Speaker 14: of these woke crazies on the left, uh, they're an
Speaker 14: existential threat to democracy. If you put them on the court,
Speaker 14: they're they're going to do bad things. And you're just saying,
Speaker 14: essentially to every single Catholic in this country, you should
Speaker 14: not have any place in public life because your views
Speaker 14: are out of step with our woke views.
Speaker 4: Now, lastly, the Last Supper controversy, the Olympic Committee in
Speaker 4: Paris has finally said, okay, we shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 4: First of all, they lied about it said had to
Speaker 4: do with some some goddess of wine or pleasure, and
Speaker 4: it was a depiction of Michael Angelo's fresco about the
Speaker 4: Last Supper where the Christ, the night before he gave
Speaker 4: his life, said that you know one of you is
Speaker 4: gonna it's gonna turn me in and then he did
Speaker 4: the bread and the wine et cetera said, it's a
Speaker 4: wonderful it's a wonderful story, and it's a wonderful reflective
Speaker 4: in the Gospel of the sacer And they wanted to
Speaker 4: picture that as a drag queen, as the Christ having
Speaker 4: sexual feelings towards Saint Peter and Thomas Bock, the president
Speaker 4: International Olympic Committee and others, as jolly character. So well,
Speaker 4: that wasn't our intention. Now they say, well, it was
Speaker 4: kind of our intention. They spent eighty to ninety million
Speaker 4: dollars doing this. It was a terrible opening stererem What
Speaker 4: we'd like to see the closing Olympic ceremony be. Are
Speaker 4: they going to have to change it to quit mocking Christianity?
Speaker 14: Oh? Absolutely, This was over the line to begin with.
Speaker 14: They had a naked smurf, They had a child featured
Speaker 14: up there with the drag queens during the Last Supper.
Speaker 14: They had some bearded man dressed as a woman dancing around.
Speaker 14: It was a perversion, NBC. The Olympics assaulted our eyeballs,
Speaker 14: assaulted our sensibilities with that nonsense, and there needs to
Speaker 14: be serious changes. That's why the Catholic League dot org
Speaker 14: our website, Catholic League dot org. You will find a
Speaker 14: list of the sponsors. We're going after this to email them,
Speaker 14: tell them to stop supporting this madness. And we want
Speaker 14: to see this jolly character who was the artistic director.
Speaker 14: We want to see him off the closing ceremonies. We've
Speaker 14: got contact information for Thomas Bok, the president of the
Speaker 14: International Olympics Committee. We got some contacts for people at
Speaker 14: the US Olympic Committee. Tell them we want this guy
Speaker 14: off because you can't trust him. They he set out
Speaker 14: to offend Christians. Many wise about it, and now they're saying, well,
Speaker 14: you know, okay, maybe you caught us red handed. You
Speaker 14: cannot trust these people as far as you can throw them.
Speaker 14: These are the international elite, pushing their woke agenda on good,
Speaker 14: honest people the world over. I mean, I remember a
Speaker 14: time not that long ago when the Olympics were supposed
Speaker 14: to be about bringing the world together and uniting everybody.
Speaker 14: You know, all these sort of like kind of you know,
Speaker 14: little communist internationalists, hippie feelings, but okay, you know, a
Speaker 14: good sentiment. I mean I kind of just watched Team
Speaker 14: USA to win. But yeah, but anyway, we've moved past
Speaker 14: that now and is apparently okay to give the middle
Speaker 14: digit to one of the world's largest religions, one of
Speaker 14: the world's oldest religions, that's okay. You can insult them
Speaker 14: all you want, and that is the wrong statement to
Speaker 14: be sending. And we need to take a stand here,
Speaker 14: we need to push back. And in part, you know,
Speaker 14: they think they can get away with it because well,
Speaker 14: you know those Americans, those Christians, they'll be okay with
Speaker 14: their they won't do anything bad. Well, let's send them
Speaker 14: a message as strong as we can to them, we're
Speaker 14: not going to put up with this anymore.
Speaker 4: Catholic League dot org. Good stuff and fighting for the culture,
Speaker 4: fighting for the future. I can only imagine if Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris wins and she has an eight year run on
Speaker 4: top of the Biden Harris four year run, twelve years
Speaker 4: of this we can't survive. But nonetheless, once again, Michael
Speaker 4: McDonald of the Catholic League dot org, check out all
Speaker 4: the side. It's a great one. Michael, once again, thank
Speaker 4: you for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. Good luck
Speaker 4: and God bless America.
Speaker 14: Thank you, thank you, Bill, You're a great American.
Speaker 5: God bless you.
Speaker 4: Let's continue with more Cunning in The Great American Live
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Speaker 5: Billy Cunning in The Great American.
Speaker 4: Good to hear from Michael McDonald of the Catholic League
Speaker 4: about the doings, what's happening morally and ethically. It's sad
Speaker 4: if we don't know what real sadness is. There is
Speaker 4: a story in the New York Post that's on Fox
Speaker 4: News tonight about what's going on on the streets of
Speaker 4: New York City with homelessness and all around the icons.
Speaker 4: The greatest parts of New York City have been overrun
Speaker 4: by ten to twenty thousand homeless that are living on
Speaker 4: the streets, needle use, defecation, urination, fornication, along with aggressive panhandling,
Speaker 4: and so much more. Plus all the illegal immigrants that
Speaker 4: have taken over the Roosevelt Hotel. There's about fifty to
Speaker 4: eighty thousand proliferating through the most important parts of New
Speaker 4: York City, left unattended, shall we say, by those in
Speaker 4: law enforcement because Mayor Adams thinks that's a part of
Speaker 4: the flavor of New York City. Same things happen Parson
Speaker 4: San Francisco. Disgusting and it's say we need mental hospitals.
Speaker 4: That's where they belong. Let's continue with more coming up
Speaker 4: next to the great Julie Gunlock. Julie Gunlock, Independent Women's Forum.
Speaker 4: Bill cunning in the Great American with you and all
Speaker 4: great Americans every Sunday. Well, first of all, Julie Gunlock
Speaker 4: is with the Independent Women's Form. She's a peer in
Speaker 4: the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post, the Washington Post,
Speaker 4: New York Daily News, and more Los Angeles Times. She's
Speaker 4: also a conservative thinker and a mother and Julie Gunlock,
Speaker 4: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Before we really
Speaker 4: get started, I want to ask you this question. Is
Speaker 4: it possible that when I look at the campaign now
Speaker 4: of Kamala Harris last night they did a call in
Speaker 4: which it was called white Dudes for Kamala, and there
Speaker 4: was another call into which it was white women for Kamala.
Speaker 4: She's known as Mama La Kamala Harris to remake her.
Speaker 4: And normally when I think about racial themes, I think
Speaker 4: about racism. You know, from many, there's one, not from one,
Speaker 4: there's many from many, there's one people in the United
Speaker 4: States of America. And so when called on this by
Speaker 4: some of the commentators like, wait a minute, White women
Speaker 4: are very diverse, have different interests, different values.
Speaker 5: Black men exactly the same.
Speaker 4: White dudes, they say, white dudes for Kamala were completely different.
Speaker 4: About seventy percent are going to vote for Trump, thirty
Speaker 4: percent were not. And is there a sense that once
Speaker 4: again the Democratic Party of the Confederacy, the Democratic Party
Speaker 4: of Jim Crow of Lynchings, the Democratic Party of Affirmative Action,
Speaker 4: the Democratic Party of DEI, they're thinking in about dividing
Speaker 4: up the electorate into racial and sexual categories, to act
Speaker 4: as if all of us have different interests. Were you
Speaker 4: would all a little bit offended with that? Or that
Speaker 4: typical for the go for the Democratic Party?
Speaker 12: Absolutely absolutely, And look there is no doubt about it.
Speaker 12: You mentioned the segregationists of that is the roots of
Speaker 12: the Democrat Party. They are the party of the KKK,
Speaker 12: They are the party of racism, they are the party
Speaker 12: of slavery. And so it is not a surprise at
Speaker 12: all that the most divisive presidential Democrat presidential nominee, and she,
Speaker 12: for all intents and purposes, is although she didn't receive
Speaker 12: one vote, is the It is tapping into the origins
Speaker 12: of the Democrat Party It is incredibly disturbing to see
Speaker 12: how they are dividing people up, how they are are
Speaker 12: having these race based and sex based calls again to
Speaker 12: divide people into their little categories, and to suggest to
Speaker 12: people around the country that if you don't agree with
Speaker 12: dudes for Kamala, or you know, single cat ladies for Kamala,
Speaker 12: then you're somehow outside of the norm. The woman who
Speaker 12: was running the call for the cat ladies call, she
Speaker 12: was smug, She had this childlike voice. Turns out she
Speaker 12: kind of does this as an influencer. I found the
Speaker 12: whole thing repugnant. Same with the dudes. I found it
Speaker 12: particularly interesting some of the dudes that were on there,
Speaker 12: including Peter Pete Boudhajette, who basically said abortion is a
Speaker 12: great thing for men because it gets them out of
Speaker 12: the responsibility. So you sleep with a woman, you get
Speaker 12: her pregnant, and then thank goodness, she can abort the baby,
Speaker 12: so you don't have any responsibility. These are democrat men.
Speaker 12: They were telling us exactly who they are and we
Speaker 12: should listen.
Speaker 4: You know jd Vance, I've interviewed him a dozen times,
Speaker 4: known them for eight years. She goes to my church.
Speaker 4: Good guy, if he had to revise and extend his remarks.
Speaker 4: He probably wouldn't have said cat ladies. He would come
Speaker 4: up with something else. But liberal women, seemingly especially college educated,
Speaker 4: don't want to have children, don't want to get married,
Speaker 4: and they want to have hook up relationships, and the
Speaker 4: idea of a family life, which is the core of
Speaker 4: human survival, is family life is ignored. He could have
Speaker 4: said that a bit more artfully. However, the point he's
Speaker 4: making is legitimate. Am I right or wrong? I'm never
Speaker 4: going to run for the vice presidents. I won't be
Speaker 4: able to account for this, But the point he's making
Speaker 4: is a valid one.
Speaker 12: Yes, absolutely, And I was very disappointed to see some
Speaker 12: women on the right criticize him for this when he
Speaker 12: was not talking about women who want to get married
Speaker 12: and haven't been lucky in love and so are not
Speaker 12: married and don't have kids, not because of their own decisions,
Speaker 12: but because really absence their own choices. Right, it's women
Speaker 12: who haven't found the right person to get married to,
Speaker 12: or women who deal with fertility issues, or women who
Speaker 12: have had miscarriages. Of course, he was not talking about
Speaker 12: those women. Those women value children, they value motherhood, they
Speaker 12: value marriage, They want those things, so of course he
Speaker 12: wasn't talking about them. He was talking about a segment
Speaker 12: of our society, the sneers at marriage, that tells women
Speaker 12: they don't need men, that hates men. This is what
Speaker 12: I like to call the sex in the City demographic,
Speaker 12: which that cultural phenomena that television show is still with
Speaker 12: us in it affective particularly gen X. My generation of women,
Speaker 12: many of whom never got married, didn't have kids, and
Speaker 12: as a result, we do have a demographic of women
Speaker 12: in this country who don't have children, who are not married,
Speaker 12: and because of that, I think it really affects. Look,
Speaker 12: I wouldn't be that interested in schools if I didn't
Speaker 12: have three kids who were failed by the public school system.
Speaker 12: That is one of the reasons I care about I
Speaker 12: wouldn't care so much about toxic masculinity if I didn't
Speaker 12: have three little boys that I'm raising to be good men.
Speaker 12: And dear feminists out there saying, just by virtue of
Speaker 12: being a man, you're a toxic human being. I care
Speaker 12: about these issues because of my children, because of my offspring,
Speaker 12: and it's absolutely insane to say that these leftist women
Speaker 12: when you look at the polling childless single women are
Speaker 12: radical leftists, that is who he was addressing again, not
Speaker 12: women who believe in the family, value the family, and
Speaker 12: value motherhood even if they don't themselves experience that well.
Speaker 4: I read one of your blog postings at Julie Gunlock
Speaker 4: about the Mom's Guide to Parenting Trains Questioning Kids, Ohio
Speaker 4: Open and JD.
Speaker 5: Vance.
Speaker 4: Of course, the smear is a position on this, Jade Vance.
Speaker 4: And I believe, and I don't know, I can't speak
Speaker 4: for you, but if you're twenty five, thirty or thirty
Speaker 4: five or forty years old and you want to go
Speaker 4: through the transitioning process or whatever that is, and if
Speaker 4: you want to have surgery and you're thirty years old,
Speaker 4: it's your body, your life, have at it.
Speaker 14: JD.
Speaker 5: Vance.
Speaker 4: And most Americans believe that if you're a child, if
Speaker 4: you're a juvenile, you should not make shall we say,
Speaker 4: adult decisions when you're fourteen or fifteen years old. That
Speaker 4: and they don't they smear that differential between children and
Speaker 4: adult And if you're an adult and you want to
Speaker 4: go through with.
Speaker 5: It, have at it.
Speaker 4: But if you're a child, government always steps in to
Speaker 4: say to parents and kids what you can't do with
Speaker 4: your own body correct.
Speaker 12: Well, look, I mean, if we're going to allow trans
Speaker 12: transidentifying children, which frankly I don't believe there is such
Speaker 12: a thing as a trans child, but if a child
Speaker 12: does have body dysphorient decides that. I mean, if we're
Speaker 12: going to let kids cut off their body parts, then
Speaker 12: we should really get away with laws preventing smoking, child
Speaker 12: buying packs of sick Maybe we should allow children to drive,
Speaker 12: Maybe we should allow children to drink alcohol. I mean,
Speaker 12: let's just take down all the barriers. But I want
Speaker 12: to go back to one thing you.
Speaker 7: Said, Billy.
Speaker 12: I used to be of the opinion it's sort of
Speaker 12: a more libertarian standpoint that if you're an adult and
Speaker 12: you want to do these things, God blessed, do whatever
Speaker 12: you want. I no longer believe that. And part of
Speaker 12: it is because of how much I have read about
Speaker 12: sort of transgender surgeries and these. Essentially, it's become not
Speaker 12: vogue to say sex changes, but because and really you
Speaker 12: can't change your sex. But it used to be known
Speaker 12: as sex changes and cross dressers and transvestin. All those
Speaker 12: words are now gone, and they've been replaced because because
Speaker 12: liberals love to change words, they love to put happy
Speaker 12: sounding words on what is really beastly processes like gender
Speaker 12: affirming care means cutting healthy body parts off. And I
Speaker 12: used to say, if you're an adult, fine, fair enough.
Speaker 12: But I think there are a lot of very mentally
Speaker 12: unstable people who have gender dysphoria have been fed this
Speaker 12: by the psychological and social work industry and medical communities,
Speaker 12: and I think that we need to stop mutilating people period,
Speaker 12: no matter their age. I think it is very rare
Speaker 12: where this kind of surgery actually helps people, and I
Speaker 12: think that too often people assign a solution without fully
Speaker 12: understanding the comorbidities that might be feeding it. So I'm
Speaker 12: just I really think that this process in general, no
Speaker 12: matter the age of the person, needs to stop, and
Speaker 12: we have to have a lot more research into this
Speaker 12: because we're doing these kind of experimental surgeries not just
Speaker 12: on children but adults. And if you watch Matt Walsh's
Speaker 12: video on This is documentary, he showed the pain that
Speaker 12: a lot of adults go through and end up de transitioning,
Speaker 12: and this is after they've mutilated their bodies, so they're
Speaker 12: not never whole again.
Speaker 4: That's especially true for children. You have another posting about
Speaker 4: what happens when you send your child to school and
Speaker 4: the teacher begins politics instead of reading, writing, and arithmetic.
Speaker 4: It is particularly true in colleges. There's a handful of
Speaker 4: conservative colleges. The great majority kids go into as freshman
Speaker 4: year and many have no political viewpoints whatsoever, but they
Speaker 4: come out as marching Marxist. I have a friend of
Speaker 4: mine who sent his daughter to Columba University, graduated or
Speaker 4: try to graduate in May and couldn't get it done,
Speaker 4: couldn't graduate because of all the Hamas funded Iran protests
Speaker 4: that we're destroying the campus. What do you do when
Speaker 4: you pick a college, no matter what it is, even
Speaker 4: middle of the road Midwest college, and your child never
Speaker 4: comes out as a constitutional Republican conservative. They come out
Speaker 4: as marching Marxist. You have a column monist. How do
Speaker 4: you stop that?
Speaker 12: You know, this is the thing. It is really important
Speaker 12: to talk to your children before they go to college.
Speaker 12: And up at IWF we have a number of guys
Speaker 12: on how to talk to your kids about X, Y
Speaker 12: and Z, A bunch of different for everything from Columbus
Speaker 12: day to gender transition. We have a whole bunch of
Speaker 12: these sort of guides and there's not there's the Tuttle Twins,
Speaker 12: which is a great book series. There's a whole bunch
Speaker 12: of book series now that are really aimed at teaching
Speaker 12: children the principles of liberty, of free markets, of more
Speaker 12: small government solutions to problems you have. Even this even
Speaker 12: encompasses environmental issues like why why going nuke is a
Speaker 12: much better thing than you know, joining some green new deal.
Speaker 12: So what I really encourage parents to do is don't
Speaker 12: wait till they go off to college and then have
Speaker 12: a conversation with them. Have a conversation with them when
Speaker 12: they're little. Tell them who you are, why you believe
Speaker 12: what you believe, why individual freedom is so important. Again,
Speaker 12: there's no your children are not too young to understand
Speaker 12: these principles and to the end, to start learning about them.
Speaker 12: If you teach them early, there are more likely to
Speaker 12: hang on to the talk at dinner, talk on your
Speaker 12: way to church, talk when you're taking a walk with them.
Speaker 12: It's really really important to talk to your kids. I
Speaker 12: don't think enough people do it these days.
Speaker 5: Great point now.
Speaker 4: Lastly, Cincinnati, sincely public schools is subject now to the
Speaker 4: voucher system Ohio. And you know you worked for Mike
Speaker 4: Dewaine so many years ago in Voinovich, Yes, and that
Speaker 4: is we have a voucher system.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: It used to be you had to be like in
Speaker 4: a failing school district, which all the urban districts are,
Speaker 4: but now it's ubiquitous. You don't have to be in
Speaker 4: an urban And so what's happened now with CPS is
Speaker 4: that since I public school, same thing in Chicago, New York, Atlanta,
Speaker 4: is that we have a voucher system. So parents who
Speaker 4: care want to get their kids out of failing schools
Speaker 4: in which there's track meets in the hallway, the f
Speaker 4: fort is used in the classroom, there's videos being shared
Speaker 4: during school of sexual acts among the students, and they
Speaker 4: want their kid out of that. And so now there's
Speaker 4: a way out, which is take the voucher about eight
Speaker 4: to nine thousand dollars, go to a Catholic school, a
Speaker 4: parochial school especially, and you get out. So the top
Speaker 4: ten percent are leaving urban public schools with the voucher system,
Speaker 4: leaving behind a different population. And it concerns me because
Speaker 4: I want every kid to learn. I want every child,
Speaker 4: especially and at risk kid to get a good education.
Speaker 4: When you come out of urban schools at the age
Speaker 4: of eighteen, the odds of you reading and writing at
Speaker 4: the appropriate level is almost impossible because the teachers don't
Speaker 4: communicate it. There's no failing inside the school. There's little teaching.
Speaker 4: It's like a day care service. And the top cream
Speaker 4: is already left. And in Cincinnati we have something called
Speaker 4: One in Hills High School with two thousand kids. And
Speaker 4: so those are the ones that have functional parents, functional families,
Speaker 4: and they want to move on with life. What do
Speaker 4: you do with eighty ninety percent of the kids in
Speaker 4: urban districts that are taught by the teachers unions and
Speaker 4: they have DEI principles and all these other affirmative action
Speaker 4: type stuff going on, and the kid doesn't learn.
Speaker 5: As a society, what do we do.
Speaker 12: Absolutely need to have universal school choice. We absolutely need
Speaker 12: to give especially vulnerable poor children the opportunity to choose
Speaker 12: schools that they like and that fit within their family structure,
Speaker 12: whether that's a certain religion, whether even the timing of
Speaker 12: schools can be different. With the universal school choice, you
Speaker 12: are going to get more and more schools cropping up,
Speaker 12: popping up, being innovating. There's going to be innovation in
Speaker 12: education again where parents can choose the school that's best
Speaker 12: for them. And look, that doesn't mean that public schools
Speaker 12: have to go away. If you want to spend less
Speaker 12: money on a public school situation, or if you want
Speaker 12: to use that entire amount on a private school, you know,
Speaker 12: it calls me to know and that my child who
Speaker 12: had an IEP, which is an individual education program set
Speaker 12: up for him because of a learning issue that he had,
Speaker 12: they allocated thirty two thousand dollars and they failed him
Speaker 12: over and over and over again. Once we pulled him
Speaker 12: out of that school, we did assessments and they were
Speaker 12: pushing him through, actually giving him quite high grades, but
Speaker 12: he was actually failing any kind of tests to measure
Speaker 12: how he was doing. Thirty two thousand dollars, You think
Speaker 12: about what I could have done and what I am
Speaker 12: doing now with thirty two thousand dollars. Now, if people
Speaker 12: want to choose a less expensive roud in pocketing that
Speaker 12: money for tutoring or whatever, that's fine. But the point
Speaker 12: is if people have this amount of money in their pockets,
Speaker 12: that will spur innovation and people will create new schools,
Speaker 12: and they'll be more and more choice out there, and
Speaker 12: children will really be able to find the niche school
Speaker 12: that fits them and fits their parents.
Speaker 4: Jolie Gunlock, Independentwomen's Forum dot org. A lot of programs,
Speaker 4: a lot of teaching, a lot of articles. That's wonderful
Speaker 4: having on my screen saver. It's great once again, Julie Gunlock,
Speaker 4: You're a great American. And thank you for coming on
Speaker 4: the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Julie, always love coming on.
Speaker 5: Thanks so much, God bless you all. Let's continue with
Speaker 5: more and there it is. Those are the solutions.
Speaker 4: How many parents take Bill Cunningham The Grand American live
Speaker 4: with you every Sunday night, Billy cunning in the Great American.
Speaker 4: Thanks for listening tonight. And I specially loved hearing from
Speaker 4: John Lott Crimeresearch dot Org earlier tonight when he discussed
Speaker 4: the facts about more crime in this country and the
Speaker 4: facts that the media won't cover it. All you want
Speaker 4: to hear is that there's been a historical fifty year
Speaker 4: low in criminal activity, which is a lie, as a
Speaker 4: damnable lie. It's not the truth, and crimeresearch dot Org
Speaker 4: is telling you the reasons is not the truth. But
Speaker 4: would a media report on facts or do they want
Speaker 4: to simply elect Democrats? And I thought George Defanopolis has
Speaker 4: views this morning, but Baron Donald's the Congressman was absurd.
Speaker 4: The only issues in the country, according to George Defnopolis,
Speaker 4: is the race of Kamala Harris and January sixth, some
Speaker 4: four years later, the big is in the country are inflation,
Speaker 4: which goes across all economic classifications, and the fact that
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris wants to eliminate fracking and pipelines and to
Speaker 4: fund the police. She wants to put transgender in locker
Speaker 4: rooms in high school. She believes in homeless encampments. She
Speaker 4: wants reparations even though it appears in her ancestors in
Speaker 4: Jamaica owns slaves from Africa. She wants an eighty percent
Speaker 4: tax rate. She wants to eliminate police officers. She wants
Speaker 4: an open southern border. She wants illegals to vote, and
Speaker 4: she wants criminals, convicted felons in jail to vote from prison.
Speaker 4: She wants plastic or not. She wants plastic straws to
Speaker 4: be eliminated. She wants gun buyback programs in which the
Speaker 4: government agents will knock on your door. Here's ten bucks,
Speaker 4: give me your Smith and Wesson. And she wants to
Speaker 4: pay for sex change of inmates doing hard time in
Speaker 4: California State prisons. Those are just some of the things
Speaker 4: she has said publicly and over the thirty to thirty
Speaker 4: five years of her life in public service. This is
Speaker 4: a sixty year old woman that repeatedly has taken the
Speaker 4: most far left, ridiculous position, hard left opinions. She's embraced
Speaker 4: every one of them. She's no better than Bernie Sanders
Speaker 4: with lipstick. And somehow we have to pretend as if
Speaker 4: we're going to have an amnesia and forget about the
Speaker 4: policy that she's held in the past, and mainstream media
Speaker 4: will continue to cover for her because that's what the
Speaker 4: mainstream media does. Once again, thank you for listening. Be
Speaker 4: with you again next Sunday night. But I tell you what,
Speaker 4: educate friends and family as to what the presidency of
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris would look like. Bill Cunningham with you every
Speaker 4: Sunday night.