Speaker 1: All right now, Billy Cunningham, the great American, on this
Speaker 1: Monday afternoon in the tri State. Much to talk about,
Speaker 1: so little time. Big statement came out from Mike Brown
Speaker 1: a couple hours ago, he says, among other things, Moeger.
Speaker 1: In the wake of the bengals sixteen six and eleven season,
Speaker 1: Mike Brown, the ninety year old general manager of your
Speaker 1: Cincinnati Bengals, says, we came into the season with high
Speaker 1: expectations coming off four straight winning seasons. He didn't add
Speaker 1: three straight no playoffs. That's a different matter. Took us
Speaker 1: to a super Bowl in two AFC Championship games. That
Speaker 1: was years ago. Mike Brown says he's sticking with the
Speaker 1: status quo. Tobin is back, Zach Taylor is back. Moeger.
Speaker 1: Your reaction this Monday afternoon, give me a full report.
Speaker 2: I have never been less surprised by anything in my life.
Speaker 2: If there's one thing you can typically expect the Bengals
Speaker 2: to do, it's maintain the status quo, right, And I
Speaker 2: mean it's true to me. It would have been shocking.
Speaker 2: It would have been shocking had this morning we've seen
Speaker 2: a statement from the Bengals announcing that they were moving
Speaker 2: on from either Duke Tobin or Zach Taylor. I think
Speaker 2: the most surprising development is the fact that Duke Tobin
Speaker 2: is actually going to make himself available to people in
Speaker 2: the media to answer questions on Friday. That is not
Speaker 2: something that typically happens. Typically, if you want to talk
Speaker 2: to Duke Tobin, you got to go to the combine.
Speaker 2: It's like the one or the one time of year
Speaker 2: that he talks, maybe aside from right before a training camp.
Speaker 2: I don't know how anybody, and I'm not saying this
Speaker 2: is the right thing, because I don't know how you
Speaker 2: have any trust in Duke Tobin to get this fixed.
Speaker 2: But I don't know how anybody who has even a
Speaker 2: remote working knowledge of how the Bengals operate is surprised
Speaker 2: to find out that they're not making wholesale changes, that
Speaker 2: they're not changing their head coach, and that they're not
Speaker 2: swapping out Duke Tobin for somebody else when Duke is
Speaker 2: as much a member of the Brown family as you
Speaker 2: can be without being a blood relative and an actual
Speaker 2: member of the Brown family.
Speaker 1: Well, now, going back in time just a little bit,
Speaker 1: the father of football died in August of nineteen ninety one,
Speaker 1: and that means Mikey Boy. According to Gary Burbank, Mikey
Speaker 1: Boy became the general manager for the next thirty years.
Speaker 1: The Bengals did not win a playoff game thirty years.
Speaker 1: They had the good fortune of drafting Joe Burrow within
Speaker 1: two seasons during the Super Bowl. The next year they
Speaker 1: go THEFC Championship Game. Since then, it's been a vacant desert.
Speaker 1: You would anticipate no changes being made. No changes will
Speaker 1: be made. I would point out also that the Bengals
Speaker 1: are going to stay the status quo, which means the
Speaker 1: smallest scouting staff and all of football. There's no official
Speaker 1: general manager. By the way, if you look on the website,
Speaker 1: there's three assistant gms. Mikey Boy has got to be
Speaker 1: the general manager. When you're ninety years old, you don't
Speaker 1: change your ways very often. Let's get into some facts
Speaker 1: on the morning talk shows that I monitor assiduously. I
Speaker 1: love that word assiduously that they're they're comparing Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: to a certain quarterback for Green Bay, Brett Farb. We
Speaker 1: took a fall so that so that Michael Strahan could
Speaker 1: get the record. Can you comment on whether or not
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow number one. Before he left, Pey Corey stood
Speaker 1: in the middle of the field, looked around left and
Speaker 1: right and everywhere is the fans are exiting as if
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow was saying goodbye yesterday afternoon. And secondly did
Speaker 1: he take a fall? And thirdly, in the news conference
Speaker 1: after the game, Joe Burrow seemed to be saying when
Speaker 1: asked what was the offensive blocking scheme, he couldn't come up.
Speaker 1: Come up with an answer. Deal with questions one, two,
Speaker 1: and three, please, So the first.
Speaker 2: One about Joe Burrow giving himself up. I think Joe
Speaker 2: saw what was going to happen on the play. He
Speaker 2: was going to get sacked, and so he did the
Speaker 2: right thing. Joe Burrow playing yesterday I thought was completely
Speaker 2: in totally reckless. To me, the game was won yesterday
Speaker 2: because Joe Burrow didn't get hurt is a Bengals victory.
Speaker 2: I think Joe did what he could keep himself out
Speaker 2: of harm's way. Miles Garrett was going to get his sack,
Speaker 2: he got it. He really didn't hurt or hit Joe Burrow.
Speaker 2: So I have no issue with what Joe did at midfield.
Speaker 2: I find that the whining by Zach Taylor about the
Speaker 2: fact that they briefly paused the game to be absolutely hilarious.
Speaker 2: A well prepared coach would have asked the officials, Hey,
Speaker 2: if this guy breaks the record, are you going to
Speaker 2: stop the game? Because there have been moments where players
Speaker 2: have achieved certain milestones or broken records and the game
Speaker 2: has been paused. So a well prepared head coach would
Speaker 2: have asked, if he breaks the record, is the game
Speaker 2: going to be stopped? I have no issue with what
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow did. He protected himself and by doing so,
Speaker 2: he protected the fortunes of the franchise. What was the
Speaker 2: second question?
Speaker 1: Well, that's deal with number one, because this wasn't I
Speaker 1: might be wrong, but the twenty three sack mark is
Speaker 1: not quite the same as forty one, ninety two or
Speaker 1: some other big of And excuse me, but after the game,
Speaker 1: the Browns knew there was going to be a celebration.
Speaker 1: The Bengals either did not inquire or the officiating crew
Speaker 1: didn't tell him. And after the game, Jamar Chase had
Speaker 1: a serious case of the Goo gou because they were
Speaker 1: marching for glory. They thought the game was stopped and
Speaker 1: it wasn't that. Am I wrong to say? That's not
Speaker 1: much of a record to stop an NFL game in
Speaker 1: the middle as the Bengals was six minutes ago or
Speaker 1: marching for glory, and who should have enquired sold the
Speaker 1: officials have told Zach Shuler, Hey, we're going to stop
Speaker 1: the game and have a big celebration. Isn't it a
Speaker 1: fifteen yard penalty if the Browns come off the bench
Speaker 1: during the game. What about that they.
Speaker 2: Didn't drive a car onto the field, and they didn't
Speaker 2: have a thirty minute They didn't erect a stage, they
Speaker 2: didn't have a thirty minute ceremony. They stopped the game
Speaker 2: for less than a minute to recognize something cool that
Speaker 2: had happened. And again, like, maybe the officials should have
Speaker 2: told Zach Taylor. In fact, they should have informed him, Hey,
Speaker 2: if he does this, the game is going to be paused.
Speaker 2: But I asked that question on the show yesterday morning.
Speaker 2: If it was on my mind, how is it not
Speaker 2: on Zach Taylor's mind? Hey, ref if he breaks the record,
Speaker 2: what's gonna happen? Is it gonna be perceied as normal
Speaker 2: or is there gonna be some sort of stoppage. As
Speaker 2: a coach, your job is to explore any in all
Speaker 2: scenarios and contingencies, Zach didn't do it, So you know,
Speaker 2: I get it. It's it's not like Drew Brees setting
Speaker 2: the single season record for most yards in a year,
Speaker 2: which the.
Speaker 1: New Orleans Saints.
Speaker 2: The NFL stopped the game when that happened. Maybe it's
Speaker 2: not a record quite like that, but it's still a
Speaker 2: significant statistical record, and I think there was a reasonable
Speaker 2: expectation that the game was gonna be paused. Maybe you
Speaker 2: don't think that that is the kind of record that's
Speaker 2: deserving of a pause. But if I was on the
Speaker 2: air yesterday morning wondering, God, if he gets it, do
Speaker 2: they stop the game? How was that not on Zach
Speaker 2: Taylor's mind? How is that not a question you asked
Speaker 2: the officials before the coin flip?
Speaker 1: You didn't do it. Secondly, my second question was some
Speaker 1: have made reference to the fact I monitored the video
Speaker 1: this morning that as the game ended, I saw the
Speaker 1: great number nine in the middle of the field kind
Speaker 1: of looking around, taking everything in as if he was
Speaker 1: saying goodbye. Did I read too much into that? Probably?
Speaker 2: You know, Look, the psychoanalysis of Joe Burrow has turned
Speaker 2: into a cottage industry, But I understand it. He's the
Speaker 2: meal ticket. This franchise has a track record of not
Speaker 2: only a quarterback telling them I want to go elsewhere,
Speaker 2: but a lot of players deciding I want to go elsewhere.
Speaker 2: The comparisons are going to be there forever. To Andrew Luck, Uh,
Speaker 2: you know, But I don't think Joe Burrow was looking
Speaker 2: around thinking, God, I'm never going to play here again.
Speaker 2: What I would say, though, is, if you are tired
Speaker 2: of the unending psychoanalysis or conclusion drawing that people are
Speaker 2: engaged in, as it relates to Joe Burrow, see what
Speaker 2: happens if the losing continues. You know, like Willie, you've
Speaker 2: you followed this franchise since its inception. There is a
Speaker 2: decades long history of players deciding I don't want to
Speaker 2: play for the Bengals anymore. Maybe they make their gripes
Speaker 2: known publicly. Maybe they don't make their gripes known publicly.
Speaker 2: Maybe they request a trade, maybe they hold out, maybe
Speaker 2: they threaten to retire. Why would Joe Burrow at some
Speaker 2: point be any different? And so I don't I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that Joe is going to demand a trade.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that Joe is going to threaten to retire.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that Joe is gonna pull a Carson
Speaker 2: Palmer or an Andrew Luck not this offseason. But what
Speaker 2: happens if it's for consecutive non playoff years. What happens
Speaker 2: if again they're playing out the string. What happens if
Speaker 2: again Joe Burrow puts up good numbers, has superlative performances,
Speaker 2: puts his team in a position to win, and they don't.
Speaker 2: There's going to be a point where Joe decides I
Speaker 2: don't want to be a Bengal anymore. His contract does
Speaker 2: have an expiration point. The Bengals at some point are
Speaker 2: gonna want to extend it, and so to me, I
Speaker 2: start with that. When the Bengals go to Joe Burrow
Speaker 2: and say we want to extend the contract, that's not
Speaker 2: gonna happen when the contracts up. It's not gonna happen
Speaker 2: at the end of the last season he's under contract for.
Speaker 2: It's gonna happen sooner than I think a lot of
Speaker 2: people think. Is Joe gonna say yes, draw up the contract,
Speaker 2: let's extend it, or is he gonna say no? When
Speaker 2: when he says no, when he says no, then you
Speaker 2: start to wonder. Then you start to worry. So all
Speaker 2: of this goes away. If the Bengals start winning, all
Speaker 2: of this goes away. If Joe Burrow no longer spends
Speaker 2: time on the surgeons table, all of this goes away.
Speaker 2: If Joe gets a chance to compete in the postseason
Speaker 2: against quarterbacks that he knows he's better, then until that happens,
Speaker 2: you're always he's going to wonder to a degree about
Speaker 2: the future of Joe Burrow and the Bengals. And why
Speaker 2: wouldn't you?
Speaker 1: And the third part of my three part question about
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow rose this morning about seven forty five am
Speaker 1: as I'm monitoring ESPN, and there was one of the
Speaker 1: speakers talked about Joe Burrow's answers in the news conference
Speaker 1: into which he was asked kind of implicitly about a
Speaker 1: Brett farre moment when he took a dive for Michael Strahan,
Speaker 1: and the look on Joe Burrow's face was priceless. It
Speaker 1: was like, well, let me think about that. He's going
Speaker 1: left and right, left and right. Bright guy, a savant
Speaker 1: when it comes to football. He couldn't recall the play
Speaker 1: he couldn't recall the blocking scheme. He wasn't sure what happened,
Speaker 1: and there was some snickering in the room. Was that
Speaker 1: revealing or was that a moment in time we're going
Speaker 1: to forget.
Speaker 2: It's probably revealing. At the end of the day, think
Speaker 2: of all of the issues that plagued the Cincinnati Bengals,
Speaker 2: Think of all of the things they have to get
Speaker 2: done this offseason. I believe if the Bengals are going
Speaker 2: to win a title with Joe Burrow as the quarterback,
Speaker 2: this offseason will be the reason why. And so to me,
Speaker 2: that highlights the importance of what's ahead in the coming
Speaker 2: weeks and months. If they fail, if they draft poorly again,
Speaker 2: if they whiff in free agency, if they don't have
Speaker 2: a productive offseason, I believe the Bengals will fail to
Speaker 2: win a Super Bowl Joe Burrow as the quarterback, And
Speaker 2: if they win one while he's the QB, I believe
Speaker 2: this offseason is going to be the major reason why.
Speaker 2: So think of all of the things that have to
Speaker 2: get done, Think of all of the issues this franchise
Speaker 2: has right now, as it relates to the roster, as
Speaker 2: it relates to its relationship with the public at the
Speaker 2: end of the day, who cares about one play in
Speaker 2: a game that I've already forgotten about? Like legitimately, If
Speaker 2: your biggest takeaway today is god, Joe Burrow took a
Speaker 2: dive to allow Miles Garrett to set the sack record, Okay, fine,
Speaker 2: so what big deal? What harm did it do? Did
Speaker 2: it cost them a game that mattered? They came back
Speaker 2: and took a lead by the way later in the
Speaker 2: fourth quarter, So I'm I'm sorry if the big takeaway
Speaker 2: on a day where the Bengals decide we're going to
Speaker 2: announce that we're bringing back Duke Tobin, who was responsible
Speaker 2: for a roster that's stunk this year, and we're bringing
Speaker 2: back a pretty unpopular head coach who at times seems
Speaker 2: to be in over his head. If the big takeaway
Speaker 2: today is g Joe Burrow took a dive in a
Speaker 2: game that didn't count. Your priorities are different than mine.
Speaker 1: Let's talk briefly. I know this is sensitive subject for
Speaker 1: you as a UC faithful, but I think about Wes Miller,
Speaker 1: and I think about Scott Sounderfield, and I think about
Speaker 1: Richard Patino, and I think about Zach Taylor. So if
Speaker 1: you wouldn't be asked which coach is more incompetent, which
Speaker 1: coach is more in trouble, which coach is in over
Speaker 1: his head? Is that Zach Shula, Is it Wes Miller,
Speaker 1: Is it Richard Pattis, Or is it Scott Sadderfield.
Speaker 2: Well, I think the coach whose future seems to be
Speaker 2: in the most tenuous place is clearly Wes Miller. And
Speaker 2: I think if you've listened to him, certainly on Saturday
Speaker 2: after the Bearcats lost to tough one to Houston, you
Speaker 2: heard a coach who I think feels the heat, feels
Speaker 2: the pressure, feels the walls closing in. He's aware of
Speaker 2: what's out there. He's aware of how many years he's
Speaker 2: been at the University of Cincinnati, he is aware of
Speaker 2: the fact that he hasn't made an NCAA tournament, and
Speaker 2: he's aware of the fact that his team has six
Speaker 2: losses and is playing in a league that is an
Speaker 2: absolute bear. So Scott Sadderfield is going to be back
Speaker 2: for the twenty twenty six season. Zach Taylor is going
Speaker 2: to be back for the twenty twenty six season. Richard
Speaker 2: Patino is going to be back for the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: six twenty twenty seven season. Can't say that with any
Speaker 2: amount of certainty as it relates to Wes Miller. His
Speaker 2: team on Saturday lost a game that unfortunately followed a
Speaker 2: very familiar script where they tied the game with three
Speaker 2: minutes and fifty two seconds to go, and the next
Speaker 2: five possessions were a turnover, a turnover, a turnover, two
Speaker 2: miss free throws, and a turnover, and Houston wins the game.
Speaker 2: And losing to the Cougars on your home floor in
Speaker 2: a vacuum, no big deal, except when it's your sixth loss,
Speaker 2: except when it's at home, except when it's there for
Speaker 2: the taking, and accept when you have games on your
Speaker 2: schedule in the coming weeks that include the number one
Speaker 2: team in the country and the number three team in
Speaker 2: the country. You know, I like Wes a lot. I
Speaker 2: like them a lot, and have badly wanted this to
Speaker 2: work out, and I still hold out some degree of
Speaker 2: hope that it will this season, despite amount of evidence
Speaker 2: that it's not. But this was viewed as an NCAA
Speaker 2: tournament season or bust, and right now it's hard to
Speaker 2: imagine the Bearcats even coming close. And I think if
Speaker 2: they fail to even come close. Then, I think even
Speaker 2: Wes would tell you that his seat could not be
Speaker 2: any hotter.
Speaker 1: And I know Travis Steele might be available. He's undefeated
Speaker 1: the home of the Red Hawk in Oxford, Ohio. Could
Speaker 1: you see maybe Travis Steele coaching the UC Bearcats.
Speaker 2: Well, First of all, the job that he has done
Speaker 2: in Oxford has been awesome, and I like Travis Steele
Speaker 2: a lot, and I'm glad that it's worked out. You know,
Speaker 2: even the things didn't work out the way that anybody
Speaker 2: would have liked to Xavier, but I always thought he
Speaker 2: held himself in a very high class, professional manner, always
Speaker 2: been very good to me when he's been on our show,
Speaker 2: and so I'm happy for him in Oxford. I don't know, Bill,
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't know what the priority should
Speaker 2: be in terms of what they're looking for. I don't
Speaker 2: know if they're gonna want to go outside the UC
Speaker 2: program again. I don't know if they're interested in people
Speaker 2: who have been a part of the UC basketball program before.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I do know this, your brother John
Speaker 2: Cunningham hired West Miller hired Scott Sadderfield. Those are not
Speaker 2: very popular head coaches. And so you're gonna have a
Speaker 2: lot of folks who say, well, gee, how many more
Speaker 2: coaches in the two most high profile sports? Is John
Speaker 2: Cunningham going to be allowed to hire? And I think
Speaker 2: John would admit right he as effective as an administrator
Speaker 2: as he may be. You're ultimately judged by the success
Speaker 2: that your programs have in football and men's basketball. And
Speaker 2: if you have two coaches who are unpopular and there
Speaker 2: you're hires, you are going to have folks who wonder
Speaker 2: should you be the person to replace the coach you
Speaker 2: hired to begin with?
Speaker 1: We have thirty seconds. Who's going to have the next
Speaker 1: winning season? Zach Schuler with the Bengals, Wes Miller, Richard
Speaker 1: Patino or Scott Soaderfield Looking forward to next year, which
Speaker 1: coach will win the majority of their games?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know who Scott Saderfield's quarterback is.
Speaker 3: Going to be.
Speaker 1: He's a Texas text.
Speaker 2: By the way, Xavier has a very uphill battle in
Speaker 2: the Big East. We saw them fight but lose to
Speaker 2: De Paul on Saturday. UC's battle, you see's road in
Speaker 2: the Big twelve is going to be arduous at best.
Speaker 2: It's hard for me to imagine They're going to win
Speaker 2: more games than they lose in the Big twelve. Oh,
Speaker 2: if I had to bet on one of those entities
Speaker 2: to have more wins and losses last year, as much
Speaker 2: as people are going to shake their head, I would
Speaker 2: say the Bengals, because I've seen them have four consecutive
Speaker 2: winning seasons with Zach Taylor as the head coach.
Speaker 1: They got to allows the schedule next year too. They
Speaker 1: got a week schedule.
Speaker 2: Next year, six six. The defense.
Speaker 1: Well, Moo, keep drinking, keep smoking, whatever it takes to
Speaker 1: get through these games. And Moager, once again, thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show this Monday afternoon. Mo
Speaker 1: You're a great American. Thank you.
Speaker 2: I try my best.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Willie God bless America. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders' schedule next at your home with the Bengals
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW. Bye Billy Cunningham, the great American.
Speaker 1: My most frequent guest of the year twenty twenty five
Speaker 1: was the great Rob Sanders, who walks in the shoes
Speaker 1: of Joe Dieters and joining you and I now is
Speaker 1: that same Rob Sanders. And first of all, Rob Sanders,
Speaker 1: Happy New Year to you. Assume you had a good one.
Speaker 1: Want to talk about driver's licenses and Ucky, you want
Speaker 1: to talk about Somali's We want to talk about violence.
Speaker 1: And first of all, Rob Sanders, you sent me a
Speaker 1: story which I had read in the background out of
Speaker 1: Louisville about the court orders Kentucky to release records and
Speaker 1: driver's license fraud investigation. And I'm thinking about what's happening
Speaker 1: in California and your buddy, any Basher, the governor of Kentucky,
Speaker 1: is withholding records about this. Can you put some meat
Speaker 1: on those bones?
Speaker 3: Well, Willie, thanks for having me back on. It's nice
Speaker 3: to get off to a great start, coming out hot,
Speaker 3: right out of the gate, one for one so far
Speaker 3: this year in twenty twenty six of the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 3: And it's always a pleasure to be on with you.
Speaker 3: Yet we've got a brewing scandal, hopefully not quite as
Speaker 3: big as what they got going on in Minnesota and
Speaker 3: what I hear riumors might be going on in Ohio
Speaker 3: as well. But here in Kentucky, we had people working
Speaker 3: in the Transportation Cabinet, the office specifically where they were
Speaker 3: handing out driver's licenses down in Jefferson, County, which is Louisville.
Speaker 3: Our most popular are Populous County in Kentucky for a
Speaker 3: small fee of two hundred dollars cash money under the table.
Speaker 3: It seems that some of these workers were handing out
Speaker 3: driver's licenses, these real, authentic Kentucky driver's licenses to people
Speaker 3: who are undocumented in other words, in the country illegally.
Speaker 3: And it is against the law for anyone illegally in
Speaker 3: the country to get a driver's license in Kentucky. But
Speaker 3: if you had two hundred dollars cash paper money, Willie,
Speaker 3: you could get it, and that would help you do
Speaker 3: all kinds of things such as title vehicles in your name,
Speaker 3: which you shouldn't be able to do is an illegal.
Speaker 3: It would help you get vehicle insurance, which many illegals
Speaker 3: end up getting deported because they crash into something don't
Speaker 3: have insurance on the vehicle that gets charged with the
Speaker 3: crime for that as well as the criminal damaging and
Speaker 3: they end up getting deported. But there's all sorts of
Speaker 3: identification problems that are created whenever an illegal gets a
Speaker 3: legitimate driver's license here. You know, growing up, I thought
Speaker 3: only under age kids tried to get these licenses, so
Speaker 3: they could buy beer. Turns out the Sheer administration, it's
Speaker 3: a much bigger problem because it really blurs the line
Speaker 3: about who's here legally and illegally if someone here illegally
Speaker 3: can produce a driver's license, suggesting that they are here legally,
Speaker 3: to make matters worse. To compound the scandal going on,
Speaker 3: the Basher administration has refused to turn over documents to
Speaker 3: news outlets that asked for the documents under the Kentucky's
Speaker 3: Open Records Act, citing a federal investigation, and ironically here
Speaker 3: I don't know of any state investigation, which perhaps that
Speaker 3: needs to change. If my good friend Russell Coleman in
Speaker 3: the Attorney General's office gets winto this, perhaps he'll start
Speaker 3: looking into it on a state level. And if we
Speaker 3: find out it was going on into other offices, because
Speaker 3: we have a Transportation Cabinet here office here in Kenton
Speaker 3: County as well, Willie, So who knows it could even
Speaker 3: leak up here to northern Kentucky if this was going
Speaker 3: on in offices other than just the Jefferson County office.
Speaker 3: But I can only imagine that a guy like Andy Basheer,
Speaker 3: who is angling to run for president in twenty twenty,
Speaker 3: I guess to be twenty twenty eight. Good lord, it
Speaker 3: feels like forever away, and yet we're already talking about it.
Speaker 3: But the guy angling a presidential run on the Democratic
Speaker 3: ticket in twenty eight doesn't want a scandal, much less
Speaker 3: a scandal involving illegal immigrants, although that seems to be
Speaker 3: very very common these days in states with Democratic governors.
Speaker 1: At the helm Well reading this story out of the
Speaker 1: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, it says that cities involved include Lexington, Elizabethtown,
Speaker 1: Bowling Green, Covington, and many other communities. So this one
Speaker 1: clerk was taking two hundred bucks under the table. This
Speaker 1: seems to be saying that somebody in Covington is taking
Speaker 1: money under the table to issue driver's licenses. And Basher
Speaker 1: has used an interesting phrase to justify not providing the records.
Speaker 1: Butsher is saying there were vulnerable communities at risk. What
Speaker 1: doll does that?
Speaker 3: I guess it means if you're here in the country illegally,
Speaker 3: then you're vulnerable because you're at risk of being deported
Speaker 3: if anybody finds out that you're breaking America's laws and
Speaker 3: sneaking across our border. Illegally instead of doing it through
Speaker 3: the proper channels, with the proper documentation and the applications,
Speaker 3: the background checks and everything that required of those who
Speaker 3: come to this country the right way, the legal way.
Speaker 3: You know, that's something willing that we're just finding out
Speaker 3: about now. It's not just one clerk that was involved.
Speaker 3: If you read this lawsuit that was filed by a
Speaker 3: former clerk named Melissa Mormon. This only came to light
Speaker 3: because Melissa Mormon filed a lawsuit against the Transportation Cabinet
Speaker 3: down in Jefferson County, where she puts some sunlight on this,
Speaker 3: because when she had previously blown the whistle on what
Speaker 3: was going on in her office, they fired her. And
Speaker 3: that is in fact squarely on the Transportation Cabinet that
Speaker 3: they would take action to terminate an employee who was
Speaker 3: exposing criminal condom on behalf of Transportation Cabinet employees, as
Speaker 3: well as all the illegals that are illegally getting legitimate
Speaker 3: otherwise legitimate Kentucky driver's licenses. There's no way anybody would
Speaker 3: know that there was anything wrong with these licenses because
Speaker 3: they're produced with the same equipment on the same computers
Speaker 3: that I get my license on, and every other legal
Speaker 3: resident of Kentucky gets their license on. There would be
Speaker 3: no blurry backgrounds or shady pictures or you know, grainy
Speaker 3: state seals, nothing like that that would suggest that these
Speaker 3: are fake IDs, because they are not, in fact fake,
Speaker 3: They are just obtained through fraud. But this is emblematic
Speaker 3: of something that could be going on state wide, and
Speaker 3: certainly if we find out that it is much bigger
Speaker 3: than Kenton or than Jefferson County, then we'll have to
Speaker 3: open our own investigation here in Kenton County.
Speaker 1: Sounds to man, but Scher's Kentucky Transportation Committee said, quote
Speaker 1: the quote, the individuals who received the licenses that issue
Speaker 1: are in large part a part of a vulnerable immigrant community.
Speaker 1: And the numbers issued are almost two thousand issued. And
Speaker 1: that means get on the plane, That means credit, that
Speaker 1: means photo ID. That opens up the door to all
Speaker 1: kinds of rights as an American. I'm thinking about felonies.
Speaker 1: In fact. In a written statement provided to radio station
Speaker 1: WDRB on Monday today, it asks the US Attorney's Office
Speaker 1: multiple times if it can release details about the investigation.
Speaker 1: They've been denied each time, So the US Attorney's office,
Speaker 1: I guess in Louisville is acting as if there is
Speaker 1: something there or not something there. But when inside the
Speaker 1: Transportation Committee they're saying, essentially, this happened, and you've got
Speaker 1: a whistleblower, and you have large numbers of licenses illegally
Speaker 1: being issued. I would assume those are felonies.
Speaker 3: Correct, one would think so, Willie. I mean, it's very
Speaker 3: fact specific when it comes to what exactly happened and
Speaker 3: what degree of crime that they are. There are plenty
Speaker 3: of crimes that are felonies that could very well be involved.
Speaker 3: It gets a little tricky because you know, usually when
Speaker 3: we're talking about phony identifications, we're talking about criminal possession
Speaker 3: of a forged instrument, which is a Class D felony. However,
Speaker 3: these aren't forged instruments. These aren't phony instruments. These are
Speaker 3: legitimate driver's licenses. However, there's all sorts of other felonious
Speaker 3: acts that could be involved, depending on exactly how this
Speaker 3: scandal works. And you know, this lady, this Melissa Mormon,
Speaker 3: that filed the whistleblower lawsuit down there. This all started
Speaker 3: because basically she saw what her coworkers were doing, taking
Speaker 3: money under the table while they were logged into the
Speaker 3: computer system using her log in, which is a whole
Speaker 3: other crime in and of itself, making employees share their
Speaker 3: log in information like Moncolissa Mormon claims that she was
Speaker 3: forced to do, but she said, I don't want to
Speaker 3: be responsible for what you people are doing using my
Speaker 3: computer log in, and so she reported what was going
Speaker 3: on in Jefferson County. They were taking cash under the
Speaker 3: table in exchange for issuing phony driver's licenses to these
Speaker 3: vulnerable community members. But ulnerable what would make a community
Speaker 3: member vulnerable if what they were doing was not illegal.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine that anybody would be called a vulnerable
Speaker 3: community member here in Kentucky for getting a driver's license.
Speaker 3: It makes no sense unless what they were doing was
Speaker 3: illegal and could get them deported. Now, depending on I
Speaker 3: guess which side of the political spectrum you come from
Speaker 3: or what viewpoint you have, that's not vulnerable, that's criminal,
Speaker 3: And if you're committing crimes, then you ought to be
Speaker 3: deported if you're here illegally. But apparently some folks think
Speaker 3: that that makes you vulnerable, not a criminal. And that's
Speaker 3: where ultimately we just have major differences in viewpoints.
Speaker 1: Now page two. Cincinnati opened the new year in the
Speaker 1: wrong way. Triple shootings, A little girl named Queen was
Speaker 1: murdered in a playground in the West End. We have
Speaker 1: the typical comments of the so called mayor of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Have to have purival who can't make his car payments.
Speaker 1: He's had two car repossessions, and he says all the
Speaker 1: right things, but then doesn't do the things such as cameras,
Speaker 1: such as lighting, such as prosecution. I also would note
Speaker 1: that the County Prosecutor's office has decided not to seek
Speaker 1: the death penalty against Rodney. Hinton's attorneys have agreed as
Speaker 1: a serious mental illness, and so the guy who killed
Speaker 1: Deputy Sheriff is not going to receive the death penalty
Speaker 1: in Ohio. Of course, in Ohio there's no death penalty anyway,
Speaker 1: because the governor has refused to sign death warrants. But
Speaker 1: can you speak to whether there were triple shootings and
Speaker 1: homicides all over Covington and Kenton County over the long
Speaker 1: New Year's Eve weekends?
Speaker 3: Well, Willie, you know that when I get on the
Speaker 3: show with you and start discussing crimes that we don't have,
Speaker 3: I end up Jenson Kenton County and something horrible happens.
Speaker 3: I'll probably get a call as soon as this radio
Speaker 3: shows over from my good friend Chief Rob Nader, who
Speaker 3: always tells me to keep my mouth shut because I'm
Speaker 3: going to jinx this. But without commenting on what we
Speaker 3: don't have here in Kenton County, I will say what
Speaker 3: I saw coming out of Hamilton County was this horrible.
Speaker 3: You know, there was a mother beaten to death by
Speaker 3: the father of her child in Evanston on December thirtieth.
Speaker 3: Three people shot on January the second. I think at
Speaker 3: least one of those folks has died. As you mentioned
Speaker 3: the eleven year old girl murdered on a playground on
Speaker 3: New Year's Day. That stuff's just horrible, and it's only
Speaker 3: a matter of time until things like that find their
Speaker 3: way across the river. And we certainly don't want it
Speaker 3: here in Kenton County. I'm sure they don't want it
Speaker 3: in Boon or Campbell County either. It's been a much
Speaker 3: much quieter start to twenty twenty six in northern Kentucky.
Speaker 3: I think the biggest problem we have is people running
Speaker 3: from the police here in Northern Kentucky, mostly Ohio drivers.
Speaker 3: When they realized that we still enforced the law in
Speaker 3: northern Kentucky. There's still is such thing as proactive policing
Speaker 3: and traffic stops, and a few times when that has
Speaker 3: happened ready this year, the people the police were seeking
Speaker 3: to investigate with that traffic stuff have taken off running
Speaker 3: from our cops, and a couple of them have been
Speaker 3: crashed out and being caught. A couple of them have
Speaker 3: gotten over into Ohio, where they terminated the pursuits. But nevertheless,
Speaker 3: if we could just keep the Ohio drivers, or at
Speaker 3: least the Ohio criminals on the Ohio side of the river,
Speaker 3: we'd have a lot less crime, almost no crime in
Speaker 3: northern Kentucky.
Speaker 1: I would point out that there's been a five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars reward issued by the Feds if you can find
Speaker 1: the killer of the eleven year old or the playground
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati. Is disgusting. It's wrong. She died doing nothing
Speaker 1: that we assume it wasn't a target at killing. When
Speaker 1: I speak to some cops, I'm always thinking maybe there's
Speaker 1: some gang bangers out there who simply want to go
Speaker 1: after the children of some of these other gang bangers.
Speaker 1: That's not the case. It appeared to be one of
Speaker 1: the twenty thousand bullets that fly around Cincinnati every year
Speaker 1: that simply hit this eleven year old girl who was
Speaker 1: simply playing on New Year's Day. And she's dead and
Speaker 1: at this point, at this point, the criminal justice system,
Speaker 1: I guarantee you has failed her. I can almost bet
Speaker 1: you ten thousand hot FUDG Sundays that when the killer
Speaker 1: is eventually discovered, only about half are discovered. It's going
Speaker 1: to be someone with a lengthy previous criminal record, where
Speaker 1: the judges in Hamliny County had sufficient time to lock
Speaker 1: this guy up for a long time and they failed
Speaker 1: to do so. That's likely to be the case here.
Speaker 1: And as far as you know, we have shot spotter
Speaker 1: and Cincinnati that identified the number of shots fired and
Speaker 1: also the location. Does Comington need a shot spotter?
Speaker 3: No, Willie, I mean, I guess technically I'd love to
Speaker 3: have it because on the rare occasion that shots are
Speaker 3: fired over here, because it does happen occasionally, but I'm
Speaker 3: not nearly twenty thousand times a year in just a
Speaker 3: fraction of Cincinnati, because I know not all of Cincinnati
Speaker 3: is covered by shot Spotter. They don't need it in
Speaker 3: every neighborhood they need it in the neighborhood that are
Speaker 3: really plugged by the poverty and the violence that follows poverty.
Speaker 3: And so that twenty thousand numbers, while staggering, is only
Speaker 3: a fraction of what's actually going on in Hamilton County.
Speaker 3: But we don't have nearly the kinds of problems over
Speaker 3: here as they do on the north side of the river.
Speaker 3: And it's a tragedy anytime a child is murdered. But
Speaker 3: they have a child murdered, apparently caught in the crossfire
Speaker 3: between thugs or gang bangers over there shooting up the town.
Speaker 3: And she's doing nothing more than playing on a playground
Speaker 3: someplace that parents ought to be able to be secure
Speaker 3: in knowing their children are safe on a playground, and
Speaker 3: she catches one of those stray bullets. And that's just
Speaker 3: a horrific act that I can't even fathom what it
Speaker 3: must be like for her family.
Speaker 1: Well, the cameras and lighting would help identify perpetrators, but
Speaker 1: often not really. And I would point out also that
Speaker 1: the grandmother she was staying with, the grandmother, and the
Speaker 1: grandmother said the queen was a beautiful baby. She shined
Speaker 1: her light and everybody she touched, and she indicated that
Speaker 1: her granddaughter was staying with her for the holidays and
Speaker 1: was outside playing with cousins in the park. Where's the father,
Speaker 1: Where's the mother? Was it an intact family? And all
Speaker 1: the money we can pay through welfare that's available, it's
Speaker 1: not going to solve a father's love and a mother's
Speaker 1: love for a daughter. And Queen did not have to
Speaker 1: die this way. And it's happening not just in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: but in every major urban city in America. It's not
Speaker 1: a racial issue, it's a behavioral issue. I would point
Speaker 1: out again Rob Centers. According statistics, the great majority of
Speaker 1: black folks are in the middle class. The great majority
Speaker 1: of Black Americans have nothing to do with crime. They're
Speaker 1: the victims of crime. And the few in their midst
Speaker 1: that commit all these crimes are given a Texas al
Speaker 1: Paso by the court system almost every urban area in America,
Speaker 1: but not in the city of Covington. If you had
Speaker 1: gang bangers in the city of Covingtons shooting up the town,
Speaker 1: they would be thirty to forty years down south for
Speaker 1: a long time. That's not the attitude. But once again,
Speaker 1: Rob Sanders, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: A brief comment if you can, about the Bengals announcement
Speaker 1: made this morning by Mike Brown. The statu quo will
Speaker 1: be maintained. Duke Tobin's coming back. Zach Taylor Shula, He's
Speaker 1: also coming back. Nothing changes, more of the same. We
Speaker 1: simply have to do better.
Speaker 3: Your comments, well, Willie, you know they call it insanity
Speaker 3: when you repeat the same thing and expect a different outcome.
Speaker 3: But all I can say at this point is thank God,
Speaker 3: it's only eighty days till Opening Day. I think pitchers
Speaker 3: and catchers probably report in a about a month, and
Speaker 3: we'll have to get together again for Opening Day. Maybe
Speaker 3: we can get the Bill Cunningham Memorial luxury box for
Speaker 3: that game, just that you mean, Seg maybe even Rocky Boyman.
Speaker 3: We can all sit in the lap of luxury there
Speaker 3: and watch the Reds beat the Red Sox and go
Speaker 3: one to zero for the first game of the season.
Speaker 3: That's me, I'm the optimist. I like to look at
Speaker 3: the bright side. I still wish that Nick Krawn the
Speaker 3: Reds would sign a big veteran bat that can hit
Speaker 3: the home runs in this little ballpark. We got across
Speaker 3: the river here and score some runs and help these
Speaker 3: young guys out, because that's the only way we're going
Speaker 3: to make our great pictures into winning pitchers is to
Speaker 3: part start putting more runs on the board. But it's
Speaker 3: time to look forward to the Red season, not back
Speaker 3: at the Bengals season. I'm sure there will be plenty
Speaker 3: of time to commiserate over the Bengals futility when the
Speaker 3: NFL Draft rolls around and we see what kind of
Speaker 3: disappointing draft pick we use after we get I'm sure
Speaker 3: what can I can only assume it's going to be
Speaker 3: a top ten draft pick. Now, I thank you for
Speaker 3: one out. We were going to get about sixteen, so
Speaker 3: we've moved up in the draft. Not that that seems
Speaker 3: to make much difference.
Speaker 1: Well, good luck in Covington, my home city, and once again,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, Rob Sanders
Speaker 1: starting the year off right. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: WILLI stay warm, have a great day, Thanks for having
Speaker 3: me on.
Speaker 1: Take care, God, bless Americ. All right news next to
Speaker 1: Jerhomidy Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW. Probably Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great American and once again a lot of fast
Speaker 1: breaking events. A couple hours ago, Ambassador and Mike Waltz,
Speaker 1: us ambassador in the UN, laid out the case against Maduro.
Speaker 1: And it's interesting how just about three months ago Maduro,
Speaker 1: the leader of Venezuela, talked about, Hey, gringo, come get me.
Speaker 1: If you think you can get me out of here,
Speaker 1: come get me, kind of fafo. And he found out
Speaker 1: what happened. Joining you and on now is brad Winstrip.
Speaker 1: He's now a private citizen, but he spent about twelve
Speaker 1: years in the Congress. As you know, he's a colonel
Speaker 1: retired US military, fought in the Rock. And also in
Speaker 1: February he was appointed to President Trump's Intelligence Advisory Board.
Speaker 1: And brad Winstrip, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And can you kind of lay out the case as
Speaker 1: to why we did what we did on Saturday morning
Speaker 1: Friday night against Maduro? Layout the case?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, essentially he comes down to several main things.
Speaker 4: It's for the safety of America. This security of America,
Speaker 4: the well being of America, and for prosperity for the
Speaker 4: American people. And what's happening within our hemisphere is a
Speaker 4: problem that we need to be concerned about then you
Speaker 4: can go back to the row doctor. And then they
Speaker 4: had concerns about this, that we need to protect our hemisphere,
Speaker 4: that it needs to belong to us, I mean, And
Speaker 4: basically what we did is this mission was a combination
Speaker 4: of military and law enforcement, no doubt. But it was
Speaker 4: to an extract and indicted criminal with criminal charges on
Speaker 4: drug offenses. And it was a tremendous success. And I
Speaker 4: think it's important to take a second back. And I
Speaker 4: guess maybe it's my military side that wants to brag
Speaker 4: about this, but there was no loss of American lives.
Speaker 4: They suppressed their air defense, they cut their power, they
Speaker 4: got past guards and unlikely Cuban defense. We operated from
Speaker 4: twenty bases using about one hundred and fifty aircraft. And
Speaker 4: you know, the guy wakes up the basically unelected a
Speaker 4: leader event as well. Ella wakes up in the morning
Speaker 4: and he's in his home and in the afternoon he's
Speaker 4: in New York in a courtroom. You know, this guy
Speaker 4: was indicted on drugs, weapons, human trafficking. He defied election results.
Speaker 4: Gonzalez Edmundo Gonzalez was a clear winner. It's basically a
Speaker 4: post election coup with communists type of support. He's a
Speaker 4: leader of what they call cartel ofv sons dealing in
Speaker 4: cocaine and machine guns. But you know, from our standpoint
Speaker 4: for the United States, this isn't just drugs alone. I
Speaker 4: get that, and that's important to note, but that was
Speaker 4: a big part of it. But you know, as a country,
Speaker 4: after nine to eleven we lost three thousand people, sadly,
Speaker 4: and we went to war. For twenty years. Under the
Speaker 4: Biden years, we were losing over one hundred thousand Americans
Speaker 4: to overdoses between ages eighteen to forty five. It's killing
Speaker 4: our next generation. And nothing was done or even said
Speaker 4: about it. Another Biden administration, for Madua, they had a
Speaker 4: twenty five million dollar bounty on him if someone can
Speaker 4: bring him in, but yet they did nothing. And so
Speaker 4: we're here. We are, We've got precedents. You've got people
Speaker 4: now yelling, oh, Trump can't just take.
Speaker 3: Us to war.
Speaker 4: This wasn't an action of war. And some people in
Speaker 4: Congress need know the difference, and not only that, this
Speaker 4: is not much different at all with what was done
Speaker 4: previously with Noriega and Panama under George H. W.
Speaker 2: Bush.
Speaker 4: Noriega was not recognized as a leader of the country.
Speaker 4: There is Maduro, But we need to stabilize the Western
Speaker 4: hemisphere from all this influence. And at the time of
Speaker 4: the Monroe Doctor and there was more the European colonies,
Speaker 4: we were concerned about them colonizing more. But now we're
Speaker 4: talking about communist countries basically coming in and de facto
Speaker 4: colonizing countries. But you know, you saw Kennedy actoring Cuban
Speaker 4: missile crisis. President Obama had a kill list. He actually
Speaker 4: killed American citizens. He did Milwaukee, and he just did that.
Speaker 4: And where were the voices yelling about that as they
Speaker 4: are now when we did something was clearly in the
Speaker 4: interest of the American people and for our country itself.
Speaker 4: There's a difference between more war and a military and
Speaker 4: law enforcement action that protects the US interests in our citizens.
Speaker 4: You know, was Reagan not supposed to go into Grenada
Speaker 4: to protect the United States citizens there in nineteen eighty three, Right,
Speaker 4: of course not.
Speaker 1: And I have a long list of Obama what Obama
Speaker 1: did in five or six different nations. He deployed almost
Speaker 1: one thousand drones, killed many American citizens. When it came
Speaker 1: time to have some recompense for Akabbo Afghanistan, that disastrous withdrawal.
Speaker 1: You were in Congress at the time, and he received
Speaker 1: some Obama received some information about some end of I'm
Speaker 1: sorry this is Joe. Biden received some information about the
Speaker 1: terrorists who were responsible for the terrible events at the airport,
Speaker 1: and Biden and Harris vaporized about twenty people, half of
Speaker 1: whom were children by mistake by using drones. They got
Speaker 1: some bad intelligence and killed a whole bunch of innocent
Speaker 1: people in Afghanistan. And there was no calls by the
Speaker 1: Democrats against Biden whatsoever. But getting back to Venezuela, you
Speaker 1: were on the Intelligence Committee and the Congress, you're on
Speaker 1: the Presidents and Intelligence Advisory Board. Now talk about Hesbela,
Speaker 1: which I found incredible. Years ago, it was reporting that
Speaker 1: Hesbelah had locations in Venezuela along with China. They were
Speaker 1: meeting with the ambassador to Venezuela just a few hours
Speaker 1: before the arrest, and also Iran. So does this isn't
Speaker 1: just South America, this is a Hesbela base, it is
Speaker 1: China and it's Iran. Explain that to the American people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, why is this okay? And why are you willing
Speaker 4: to turn a blind eye about it. Look, some of
Speaker 4: the cries that are are coming from leaders of communist
Speaker 4: countries or those that are in affiliation with communist countries.
Speaker 4: They're the ones that have something to lose here, because
Speaker 4: they have everything to gain by being engaged with dictators
Speaker 4: in countries, taking their natural resources, doing all these things
Speaker 4: so that they can have dominance within the world. And well,
Speaker 4: as the Monroe doctors said, not in this hemisphere, and
Speaker 4: Donald Trump is sticking with that. Teddy Roosevelt was behind
Speaker 4: it as well, we're actually doing something about it. But
Speaker 4: you're right. January second of twenty twenty six, Maduro is
Speaker 4: meeting with the Special Envoy of the Chinese President. It's
Speaker 4: so obvious what is going on. And you know, I've
Speaker 4: seen some Democrats give very poised responses, but very few,
Speaker 4: and most suggest that always about Donald Trump, and whatever
Speaker 4: Donald Trump does, we're against. Well, this is for the
Speaker 4: American people, and I think that there is more agreement
Speaker 4: to what has taken place than meets the eye. And
Speaker 4: I think that Mike Walls did a good job today
Speaker 4: already depending us in the in the UN. And so
Speaker 4: what is next? What is next with this is you know,
Speaker 4: we have to be steadfast and we have to be
Speaker 4: resolved in our efforts. And this carries the Cuba to Nicaragua,
Speaker 4: to other places that are in a similar situation. And
Speaker 4: we're going to give diplomacy a chance, just like Maduro
Speaker 4: had he had the opportunity. He had the opportunity. Maybe
Speaker 4: he thought we were kidding when taking out the drug boats,
Speaker 4: but we weren't. We offered diplomacy. He said no, thank you, Well,
Speaker 4: we weren't kidding. We have leverage right now. We have
Speaker 4: leverage by our successes, our success they are success and
Speaker 4: ran that this president says what he means, and we're
Speaker 4: doing it for the betterment of the American people in
Speaker 4: the long run and for the betterment of the Venezuelan
Speaker 4: people in this case as well. And you've seen other
Speaker 4: statements being made. President Trump is trying to help the
Speaker 4: betterment of the Iranian people with moving forward. So we
Speaker 4: say what we mean is succeed in what we're doing.
Speaker 4: And we need to see that ministers resign, not just
Speaker 4: go into hiding. The ministers and the Venezuelan government need
Speaker 4: to resign from their posts, and that might include their
Speaker 4: defense minister. They're an interior minister, or maybe they say,
Speaker 4: we're willing to come around. We should have a good
Speaker 4: military to military relationship established and we'll see what the
Speaker 4: new vice president while now President Rodriguez, what takes place
Speaker 4: with this new president and willing to change to say,
Speaker 4: I am not Hugo Chavez or Maduro. I'm willing to
Speaker 4: make some changes here. Let's have some conversation. Dismantle the
Speaker 4: whole affiliate with the Cartel of Sons, which Maduro was
Speaker 4: a big part of. He had protection from them, he
Speaker 4: had protections from the Cubans, he's got Chinese affiliates. All
Speaker 4: of these things need to be abandoned or they'll probably
Speaker 4: continue to see some type of action and they need
Speaker 4: to understand that it can and will take place. But
Speaker 4: I think they should be willing to give diplomacy a
Speaker 4: chance by what they've just seen last couple of days.
Speaker 1: And Colonel Winstrip, we had a conversation reported by the
Speaker 1: President about two three weeks ago in which he spoke
Speaker 1: to Maduro and he laid out what was going to happen.
Speaker 1: He said, you're going to you're indict it. We're going
Speaker 1: to seek your removal, We're going to seek your arrest,
Speaker 1: and he kind of laughed about that. Come get me.
Speaker 1: And then the President had called Airdiwan, who's the leader
Speaker 1: of Turkey, and he said to Maduro, look, if you
Speaker 1: want to get out of town, we'll provide a plane.
Speaker 1: You take a plane. You can go to Istanbul. You
Speaker 1: can live in opulence, much like the leader of Syria
Speaker 1: Assad is now living in Russia. You can get the
Speaker 1: hell out of Dodge. Stop the rug trafficking, quit killing Americans,
Speaker 1: quit dealing with Hesbelah, ignore what the Chinese are doing
Speaker 1: with illegal orders, et cetera, and you can get out
Speaker 1: of town and go to Turkey. So the president went
Speaker 1: so far Trump to say, we have arranged for you
Speaker 1: to leave, and if you don't go, there's going to
Speaker 1: be consequences. And that's when Maduro said to Trump, come
Speaker 1: get me. Speak operationally. Maduro and his wife lived on
Speaker 1: a huge military base in the middle and a giant structure,
Speaker 1: and there were hundreds of soldiers all around him. When
Speaker 1: I woke up Saturday morning and I saw that, I said,
Speaker 1: this is impossible. This is like that movie Air Force One,
Speaker 1: and when somebody was extracted from a from a from
Speaker 1: the Kremlin and taken and tried, and I'm thinking you
Speaker 1: got to be kidding me. Can you speak as a
Speaker 1: former colonel as far as operationally, what did Delta Force
Speaker 1: have to do to get to the point of putting
Speaker 1: him in handcuffs flying him and his wife out of
Speaker 1: the country Operationally what happened?
Speaker 4: Well, obviously details of these types of things you don't
Speaker 4: want to talk about, nor do I know all of
Speaker 4: the details, but I know the premise of what you
Speaker 4: need to do and that you need to take them
Speaker 4: off guard. So some of the actions that were taken
Speaker 4: were to suppress their air defenses. You cut their power.
Speaker 4: That's always a big, big factor in having success. You know,
Speaker 4: our special forces are very well designed and equipped to
Speaker 4: do things like get past the enemy lines. And in
Speaker 4: this case, you also likely very well know the layout
Speaker 4: of where you're about to go, just like when we
Speaker 4: went in and got Bin Lauden. We do prepare, and
Speaker 4: as it's been reported, this preparation has been going on
Speaker 4: for some time. So it wasn't like, hey, look we tried, now,
Speaker 4: let's try and make a military plan. These types of
Speaker 4: things are already in place for a long time. Our
Speaker 4: intelligence is obviously very good to know exactly what we
Speaker 4: needed to do and to pull it off flawlessly.
Speaker 3: And this is.
Speaker 4: Something that all of Americas should be celebrating as a nation.
Speaker 4: You know, if you think about when we tried to
Speaker 4: get the hostages out of Iran that were there for
Speaker 4: four hundred and forty four days and that mission failed
Speaker 4: in the desert, and here this is pulled off tremendously,
Speaker 4: as was the bin laden rain. But we did this
Speaker 4: without any loss of life, at least on our end,
Speaker 4: and without a loss of life. We actually extracted who
Speaker 4: we wanted so that it could stand trial. This is amazing,
Speaker 4: This is this is not what Obama did. Obama didn't
Speaker 4: extract people to stand trial. And these were US citizens
Speaker 4: killed them. Yeah, so you know, we really do need
Speaker 4: to look back and say thank you to our brave
Speaker 4: Americans on all fronts. Again, this was law enforcement as
Speaker 4: well as military combined. They made an arrest, is what
Speaker 4: they did. You know, a lot of times countries will
Speaker 4: arrest somebody for the United States or for another country
Speaker 4: so that they can be brought back to that country
Speaker 4: for trial. That wasn't going to happen because he took
Speaker 4: over the country, basically threw a coup after the election,
Speaker 4: and so this was the only way it was going
Speaker 4: to happen, and he wasn't willing to face charges or
Speaker 4: even accept a deal where he could live in luxury somewhere.
Speaker 1: Else they offered him, and he said, you can't do this.
Speaker 1: I'm the president. I'm in the middle of a Venezuelan
Speaker 1: military base. I have a safe room in my house
Speaker 1: with steel doors where it's reporting that Delta Force, which
Speaker 1: by the way, had replicas built in Kentucky, in the
Speaker 1: military base in Kentucky's so they practiced and practice and
Speaker 1: practice with blow torches. They were going to use blow
Speaker 1: torches to extricate him from a behind the steel door.
Speaker 1: So they had everything planned out. Before he could shut
Speaker 1: the door with mister and Missus Medora, Delta Force handcuffed him,
Speaker 1: handcuffed her. And this morning I see he appeared in
Speaker 1: federal court in New York City, pointed attorney has been
Speaker 1: taken over. And if I'm the leader of Columbia or Cuba,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, oh my god, what's next. And so I
Speaker 1: don't know what's next. And for the media to say, well,
Speaker 1: what happens the day after, many times the day after
Speaker 1: is a disaster, much like in Afghanistan or in Iraq
Speaker 1: where you served. Can you give us a minute or
Speaker 1: two on the day after. So here we are a
Speaker 1: couple of days after and three four days from now.
Speaker 1: What's going to be happening in Venezuela. Whatever happens is
Speaker 1: going to be better than otherwise if Madora was still
Speaker 1: in charge. But how do you answer the question, since
Speaker 1: you're on the President's Intelligence Advisory Board, what is next?
Speaker 1: What is that going to happen? In a week, a month,
Speaker 1: and a year, what's going to happen?
Speaker 4: Well, this is me just speaking for myself on this,
Speaker 4: but you know, we hope that there doesn't lead to
Speaker 4: violent eruptions within the country, and I hope that those
Speaker 4: with foreign influence within Venezuela back down. You know, we
Speaker 4: haven't heard from the Chinese special envoy who was just
Speaker 4: with Maduiro. We haven't we haven't heard from those type
Speaker 4: of people, So uh, there, that'd be best to just
Speaker 4: sort of step aside and walk away rather than trying
Speaker 4: to repress the Venezuelan people even further with with some
Speaker 4: actions that may may be taken. So I think if
Speaker 4: we make it very clear, uh that we're willing to
Speaker 4: have diplomacy, then maybe there'll be some peace, uh for
Speaker 4: for a little bit. And amongst the confusion, I mean,
Speaker 4: it has to be terribly confusing within that country who's
Speaker 4: in charge. You're seeing some protests by some pro Maduro people,
Speaker 4: but the people that aren't our staying in their in
Speaker 4: their homes still and they yeah, smartly doing some of that.
Speaker 4: But I think that through diplomacy, maybe we can make
Speaker 4: some strong suggestions that some people either change their tune
Speaker 4: or resign as I was talking about. So let's hope
Speaker 4: that those things happened, the cooler heads prevail and others
Speaker 4: take warning and don't try and blow fire at the
Speaker 4: United States of America.
Speaker 1: Colonel Renstrip, thank you very much for coming this Monday
Speaker 1: afternoon on the Bill Cunningham Show. The future is brighter
Speaker 1: with the president we have and brad Winstrip, thank you
Speaker 1: very much, and may God bless you and God bless America.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Thank you. Bill.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more news coming up at Jerome of
Speaker 1: the Bengals. And by the way, there's a big news
Speaker 1: conference on Friday at one o'clock with Duke Tobin. We're
Speaker 1: going to cover on News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: He does have to watch his ass.
Speaker 1: Oh hello, hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting god, you know
Speaker 1: segment I think that was was that about Zach Taylor?
Speaker 5: That no, no, that was that was a trumpster somebody
Speaker 5: asking you Saturday when we attacked Venezuela and got you
Speaker 5: know who out of there with the old lady that uh,
Speaker 5: they said, well, who's next, like Columbia, And that's when
Speaker 5: he said that whoever the president of Colombia is, he
Speaker 5: better watch his ass. Can you imagine that like in
Speaker 5: like in like Marco Rubio and like like had a
Speaker 5: smirk on his face.
Speaker 1: The guy's funny, He's funny.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: Imagine going to sleep in Caracas, Venezuela, in the middle
Speaker 1: of a big military base of a soldiers. You awake
Speaker 1: up the next morning in Rikers Island.
Speaker 5: Bengo right next to right next to Luigi Macaroni or
Speaker 5: whatever his Namecaroni.
Speaker 1: Yeah, MAGIONI give the end of the We've had many
Speaker 1: firings today, hopefully not you and I get us into
Speaker 1: the Stuge Report, please will he?
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Speaker 1: Seg Man, What would Gary Burbanks say about Mikey Boy?
Speaker 2: Hike Boy?
Speaker 1: What would he say about Hike Boy?
Speaker 5: Oh, it would only be a classic, That's all I
Speaker 5: gotta say. That's all I gotta say.
Speaker 1: In August of nineteen ninety one is GM Mike Brown.
Speaker 1: He spent the next thirty years winning a total of
Speaker 1: zero playoff games. Right, what a record to build upon.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 5: The Browns have fired head coach Kevin Stefanski after six
Speaker 5: years a two time two time NFL Coach of the Year.
Speaker 5: I don't think he'll have any trouble finding work. The Raiders.
Speaker 5: The Raiders out of Las Vegas firing head coach Pete
Speaker 5: Carroll after one season with the worst record of the
Speaker 5: National Football League at three and fourteen. They got the
Speaker 5: number one pick in the draft. The Cardinals have let
Speaker 5: go head coach Jonathan Gannon. The Arizona closed out the
Speaker 5: season with nine straight losses, and lou Anarumo is due
Speaker 5: to interview for the Tennessee Titans head coaching position.
Speaker 1: Weren't they seven and one and then all of a
Speaker 1: sudden they hit the crapper? I think yeah, I think
Speaker 1: they did. They only won like one game in the
Speaker 1: second half of the season or something, seven to one.
Speaker 1: And then also Atlanta let go Raheem Morris. They did
Speaker 1: that last night along with their GM He's out segment.
Speaker 1: I bunch it away on your good friend of mine,
Speaker 1: the great Number nine, Joe Borrow. Yes, sir, there's been
Speaker 1: speculation by the National media, and he took a flop
Speaker 1: in front of Miles Garrett. Would you care to comment on.
Speaker 5: The floor, He didn't take no flop. It it was
Speaker 5: just a matter of time, Willie, that Garrett was going
Speaker 5: to get to him.
Speaker 2: He was.
Speaker 5: You could have had five guys on him and he
Speaker 5: would have. He would have bolted through like you know
Speaker 5: who in the red Sea.
Speaker 1: Secondly, yeah, how come they stopped the game against the
Speaker 1: NFL rules and allow the Cleveland Browns to storm the
Speaker 1: field and lift up Miles Garrett on their shoulders like
Speaker 1: he was, uh, like he was some conquering hero for
Speaker 1: the twenty third sack. And Zach Shulan didn't know about it.
Speaker 1: He comments on that.
Speaker 5: He said he didn't know anything about it. The referee
Speaker 5: stopped the game. I guess it's a you know, they
Speaker 5: stopped games before with milestones like this, and uh, you know,
Speaker 5: and and they stopped it. They they didn't run any
Speaker 5: clock off or nothing, but uh, you know, it's like,
Speaker 5: I mean, if the guy gets his twenty third second
Speaker 5: he sets a record, I mean, you just don't go
Speaker 5: back to the huddle. You got to have some kind
Speaker 5: of celebration, and they did, and I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 5: it's it is what it is, So you know what
Speaker 5: what you Jamar Chase.
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase after the game was not happy.
Speaker 5: He said, well, he's going, well, that's true. You're right,
Speaker 5: I mean, but I mean, you know, you could look
Speaker 5: at it either way, will he? I mean, it's a
Speaker 5: it's a milestone that was it was uh, well he
Speaker 5: hadn't done it in like twenty some years since what
Speaker 5: JJ want, and then also Michael Strahan did it before that,
Speaker 5: so I don't know. I mean, it is what it is.
Speaker 5: It only happens here probably nowhere else, but that's the
Speaker 5: way it goes.
Speaker 1: How many times is a fifteen yard penalty assessed because
Speaker 1: some player is in the outside that white line on
Speaker 1: this Well that's true.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean they could have they somebody could have
Speaker 5: thrown a flag, but then they probably would have, you know,
Speaker 5: probably would have beat up the referee or linesman or
Speaker 5: something thinking hey, you know, you know, the whole team
Speaker 5: came out there.
Speaker 1: So it's like, you know, what, what's the deal here?
Speaker 1: You know, I mean, come on. Well, according to media accounts,
Speaker 1: the referee told the Brownies okay, you can have a celebration,
Speaker 1: but he didn't tell Zach shul Well didn't tell the
Speaker 1: Bengals shult I'm sorry. Zach Taylor didn't ask. He didn't say, Hey,
Speaker 1: if he breaks the record, nobody don't ask, don't tell.
Speaker 1: And the Browns won the game anyway because the Bengals
Speaker 1: took a lead late and then the guy that missed
Speaker 1: the field goal in Cleveland makes the field goal and
Speaker 1: the Bengals right now look terrible. Six and eleven not good.
Speaker 5: They got the tenth pick over all of April's NFL
Speaker 5: draft in Pittsburgh will lead more tonight on Bengals line
Speaker 5: starting at six oh five right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: Another head coach at staying is the Colts. Shane as
Speaker 5: Stakin is staying along with their GM, so the Indianapolis
Speaker 5: as staying. And then the college football portal is open.
Speaker 5: Your good friend Brandon's Brendan Soresby, the former Bearcat quarterback,
Speaker 5: goes to Texas Tech, the home Joe Walter for a
Speaker 5: reported five million dollars.
Speaker 1: How much did Joe Walder put in that money? Because
Speaker 1: this was far He good the first half of the season.
Speaker 1: For the second half, he wasn't very good.
Speaker 5: He looked like me out there bowling Green Bowling Green
Speaker 5: transfer corner me MJ. Cannon has committed to the Bearcats.
Speaker 5: Also the Bearcats and Scott sanderfield Land Notre Dame transfer
Speaker 5: running back Jabryant Jabron Payne, former four star recruit. He's
Speaker 5: out of LaSalle, the home of the Lancers.
Speaker 1: Why is Payne leaving Notre Dame for the Bearcats? The
Speaker 1: Green led us a salvation or.
Speaker 5: What bingo get the latest on Xavier tonight took the
Speaker 5: loss at to Paul on Saturday.
Speaker 2: Not good.
Speaker 5: Richard Patino Show seven on fifty five krc NKU Coaches
Speaker 5: Show at seven on ESPN fifteen thirty, And of course
Speaker 5: the Bearcats how many how many they re up?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 5: Six, seven, eight thousand times by ten points against Houston
Speaker 5: and then excuse him.
Speaker 1: No chemistry on that team.
Speaker 5: Olympic News three time medalist Nick Gepper, a man out
Speaker 5: of Lawrenceburg, Indiana, is headed to the Winter Games in Milan, Courtina, Italy.
Speaker 5: He's going to compete in the half pipe for the
Speaker 5: first time in his career.
Speaker 1: What's the half pike as opposed to the full pike? No,
Speaker 1: it's half pipe like pipe pipe? What is that?
Speaker 5: Just like you're skiing around and this and that on
Speaker 5: a half pipe.
Speaker 1: I like to see you in a pipe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, me too.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't do that to save my life.
Speaker 5: Also, Red's update thirty five days until they's pitchers and
Speaker 5: catchers report. Eighty days until opening day, when you can
Speaker 5: give the rest of your speech.
Speaker 1: I'm getting a new speech this year. Segment. No more
Speaker 1: historical references. Really, it'll be in regard to eight persons
Speaker 1: that have played for the Reds in the past, and
Speaker 1: their connection to the present crowd is going to be
Speaker 1: a little bit, a little bit different this year. You
Speaker 1: better get to the Holy Grail early.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 5: You mean they're not going to go back to eighteen
Speaker 5: sixty two in the Civil War and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: No, eighteen twelve, no second. Want to ask you a question. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you four coaches names and tell me
Speaker 1: who's doing the worst job. Okay. One Zach Taylor also
Speaker 1: known as Zach Shuler. Number two, all right, West Miller,
Speaker 1: number three, Richard Patino, number four, Scott Saderfield. Those are
Speaker 1: the four. Travis Steele out to come back to Cincinnati
Speaker 1: and coach the Bearcats. Five.
Speaker 2: As all the above, I'll take.
Speaker 1: That Taylor, Miller, Patino and Saderfield who's.
Speaker 2: In worst show.
Speaker 5: Nothing's good in Clifton right now. And Bengaledom doesn't like
Speaker 5: six and eleven. And then the Xavier. Yes, you gotta
Speaker 5: give him a little I know, yeah, that by what
Speaker 5: like eighty six seventy seven or something. I'm going come on, man,
Speaker 5: you got to beat the Paul. I mean that's a
Speaker 5: that's a given.
Speaker 1: But he lost by forty one points at home to
Speaker 1: Creighton for Rice, so uh, you know, and then got
Speaker 1: knocked again and then then got knocked silly by by Yukon.
Speaker 3: Not good.
Speaker 5: But Willie, there's always fifteen and o Miami RedHawks hanging
Speaker 5: out there with our man Travis Steel.
Speaker 1: That's right. No, he wasn't ready for the Xavier job.
Speaker 1: He went down a notch or two to Miami. Now
Speaker 1: he's a rising like a mighty phoenix out he's gonna
Speaker 1: be He's gonna be making big bucks real soon. There,
Speaker 1: Travis Steel is the real deal.
Speaker 5: They're rocking and rolling on on US twenty seven there
Speaker 5: in Oxford. Baby, well, I'm worried about the team made
Speaker 5: it made a Bowl game again for what six or
Speaker 5: seven straight year under Chuck Martin. Then he got the
Speaker 5: basketball team rocking and rolling. Uh, you know, they're just
Speaker 5: you know, they're marching through the Mid American Conference like
Speaker 5: Sherman through Atlanta.
Speaker 1: You know, I have coming up after two o'clock today
Speaker 1: the former mayor of the City of Cincinnati now in
Speaker 1: the Foreign Relations Committee, Chadnis ken Blackwell, oh wow, and
Speaker 1: he's going to reference the thought that the Somali Ambassador
Speaker 1: to the UN, a friend of his, has involved in
Speaker 1: laundering money out of Cincinnati, Ohio, with Medicaid paid ambulance
Speaker 1: trips from nursing homes that don't exist to a po
Speaker 1: box that doesn't exist, and that the Somali ambassador is
Speaker 1: making millions of dollars out of healthcare services in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: And also he's got a money exchange program where he
Speaker 1: gets a cut of the money that goes to Somalia
Speaker 1: into the pockets of l Shabab and al Qaeda, as
Speaker 1: you know, terrorist groups. What do you think about that one? Well,
Speaker 1: if you want breaking news, that's right here with Willie.
Speaker 1: And then I got to talk to Sheriff Jones maybe
Speaker 1: on Wednesday. So what's happening in County?
Speaker 5: Well, I think he had a hand in Venezuela. Did
Speaker 5: Joe I think the sheriff was right there when when
Speaker 5: uh they rip the door out of when the Maduro
Speaker 5: tried to get in that steel plated room he had
Speaker 5: there with whatever he's doing in there, And I think
Speaker 5: the sheriff was right there. Sheriff Jones was right there
Speaker 5: to rip the door right off of it and say,
Speaker 5: come on, you're going to justice, big boy.
Speaker 1: A segment did Miles Garrett have an illegitimate sack because
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow took a flop?
Speaker 2: No, he flops.
Speaker 5: He was running for his life most of the day.
Speaker 5: Would you want you want? You wouldn't want him to
Speaker 5: get sack? You you want to get away from him.
Speaker 5: They had five people, they could have had that entire
Speaker 5: line on him, and he still gets through.
Speaker 1: I feel sorry for Joe Burrow and his parents. Of
Speaker 1: course they got about a third of a billion dollars.
Speaker 1: They'll be okay, get me out of the Stuge's Report.
Speaker 1: We have big stuff coming up plus the news.
Speaker 5: Will he in honor of your triumphant return for the
Speaker 5: first Stuge Report officially of twenty twenty six. God, we
Speaker 5: leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 6: We'll win the fight against the fraudsters, but the political
Speaker 6: gamesmanship we're seeing from Republicans is only making that fight harder.
Speaker 6: We've got Republicans here in the state legislature playing hide
Speaker 6: and seek with potential whistleblowers. We've got conspiracy theorists, right
Speaker 6: wing YouTubers breaking into our daycares demanding access to our children.
Speaker 6: We've got the President of the United States demonizing our
Speaker 6: Somali neighbors and wrongfully confiscating funds that Minnesotans rely on.
Speaker 6: It's disgusting and it's dangerous. Republicans are playing politics with
Speaker 6: the future of the state.
Speaker 1: It's shameful, and.
Speaker 6: I've said it before and I will continue to say it.
Speaker 7: We welcome ideas from anyone in any party, from any
Speaker 7: walk of life who wants to help us continue to
Speaker 7: stay ahead of these criminals.
Speaker 1: Tim Walt couldn't run.
Speaker 2: For dog catchers somewhere well.
Speaker 1: He said, I've had enough. The Trumps was right. I'm wrong,
Speaker 1: I up and down, Wait till wait till he gets indicted.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW by Billy Cunningham, the great American, of course,
Speaker 1: one of the great leaders, I think in the history
Speaker 1: of the of the City of Cincinnati. Was Ken Blackwell
Speaker 1: classmate of mine e Xavier. He was for a while
Speaker 1: the mayor of Cincinnati, I believe it or not. He
Speaker 1: also was a state treasurer, and he also ran for
Speaker 1: the governorship position. He's done lots of great work over
Speaker 1: the years, and now he's deeply involved in foreign relationship
Speaker 1: and more. And I'm reading your resume, Ken Blackwell, it's
Speaker 1: quite extensive. You're now the president of the Council for
Speaker 1: National Policy and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Speaker 1: Welcome again. And I asked you off the air, Ken Blackwell,
Speaker 1: is it possible that you and Rosa could return to
Speaker 1: Cincinnati and rule for a thousand years, assuming you've not
Speaker 1: had two car repossessed like our present mayor has. Have
Speaker 1: you thought about coming back to Cincinnati and governing the city?
Speaker 1: And I assume your cars have not been repossessed.
Speaker 8: That's a great assumption. But I have fallen and I
Speaker 8: didn't bump my head, so I wouldn't take that job
Speaker 8: if you poured it on me.
Speaker 1: Well, we have problems, you know. We got gunshot, we
Speaker 1: got little girls getting killed, we got multiple gunshots. We're
Speaker 1: paying out eight point two million dollars to protesters who
Speaker 1: were arrested. Legally, we're paying out money thither and fro.
Speaker 1: We have serious law enforcement. But before we get on
Speaker 1: too all that I sent you, I talked to a
Speaker 1: few days ago, and I was somewhat uncertain as to
Speaker 1: the percentage of all these moneys paid by in Minnesota
Speaker 1: and Ohio and California to Somali groups and gangs for
Speaker 1: day care centers and medical clinics of one type or another.
Speaker 1: You sent me an extensive story, and I thought, I
Speaker 1: thought it was about a fifty to fifty breaks. So
Speaker 1: if you live in Ohio, you pay about fifty percent
Speaker 1: of the fraud. The taxpayer pays the other fifty us.
Speaker 1: Of course we're both we pay state. And then I
Speaker 1: had on about an hour and a half ago, I
Speaker 1: had on the prosecutor in Kenton County, and seemingly Andy Basheer,
Speaker 1: the governor of Kentucky, is handing out drivers' licenses to illegals,
Speaker 1: and he won't provide the FEDS with information because he
Speaker 1: says it involves the vulnerable group. So can you give
Speaker 1: us an overview of your knowledge of the massive fraud
Speaker 1: happening in Somalia plus, either you sent me or I
Speaker 1: sent you the story about the Somali UN ambassador from
Speaker 1: Somalia is running daycare centers in Cincinnati. I said, you
Speaker 1: got to be kidding me. Just give us an overview.
Speaker 1: Who pays, We all pay, and just give me hope
Speaker 1: that somebody knows what they're doing.
Speaker 8: We all pay. And that's that's where were we start.
Speaker 8: And you know.
Speaker 9: What this operation needs, both in Ohio, in Minnesota, or
Speaker 9: wherever it is an operation is sunshine.
Speaker 8: I think in Ohio that the governmnor has put in
Speaker 8: place trap doors to sort of cut down on this
Speaker 8: sort of shenanigans. But if I was Mike, I would
Speaker 8: run this operation through the warshare again because it is
Speaker 8: a very stained operation. Look really, and in Minnesota there
Speaker 8: are thousands of daycare facilities. In Ohio there are fifty
Speaker 8: two hundred daycare facilities. Hopefully in Ohio we checked by
Speaker 8: not enrollment, but by attendance, and that we've have ID
Speaker 8: checks and ways to make sure that we're not paying
Speaker 8: for phantom operations. In Minnesota, they were paying millions of
Speaker 8: dollars for phantom operations. Uh, and the money was being
Speaker 8: that money was being laundered to underwrite, to underwrite terrorist
Speaker 8: operations across the globe. And that's that's the real problem.
Speaker 10: And what started, what started, and something that they claimed
Speaker 10: was a two point six million dollar housing operation, for instance,
Speaker 10: it's now one hundred million dollars without the safety checks,
Speaker 10: without the checks.
Speaker 3: In terms of the legitimacy.
Speaker 8: Uh, in terms of what started as kids with one
Speaker 8: of the childhood diseases started out at as a three
Speaker 8: million dollar operation.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 8: There in Minnesota, they're not paying four hundred a million
Speaker 8: and without the check. So this money has been laundered.
Speaker 8: Look the guy in Ohio, he got his business license
Speaker 8: in two thousand. It was for a money transfer system
Speaker 8: and for a daycare operation. I happened to bump into
Speaker 8: this guy's reputation in twenty fifteen in Kenya when I
Speaker 8: found out that the Kenyan government was saying that this
Speaker 8: guy was laundering money through his cash transfer operation and
Speaker 8: was funding and this is another African country, and he
Speaker 8: was funding terrorist operations across the globe.
Speaker 1: So you're saying, ken Blackwell, the American taxpayer is funding
Speaker 1: El Shabab, El Kada and terrorist groups with our money.
Speaker 1: About halves paid by the state, about half paid by
Speaker 1: the Fed. But as taxpayers, I pay a lot of
Speaker 1: state taxes, I pay a lot of federal taxes. So
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, it's like half by
Speaker 1: the state, half by the Feds. What started off as
Speaker 1: two million dollars is now four hundred million dollars in
Speaker 1: one state. Now I'm reading this story and the guy's
Speaker 1: name is Somali's foreign minister. His name is Abdul Abdi Ali.
Speaker 1: And also this is a Somali UN ambassador. His name
Speaker 1: is Akbar Osman. They ran a company called Progressive Healthcare
Speaker 1: Services in Cincinnati, Ohio. Here in Cincinnati, the Somali foreign
Speaker 1: Minister and the Somali ambassador is running healthcare systems in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Now I'm told that we have a problem with Somali's
Speaker 1: and Moreitanians in Laton Lachland. But I'm also told that
Speaker 1: the somalis about one hundred thousand strong. Now that Governor
Speaker 1: Tim Waltz resigned, I'm sorry he's not I could run
Speaker 1: for reelection this morning in Minnesota, and you're telling me
Speaker 1: there's trapdoors in Ohio. One of Mike the wines, and
Speaker 1: I like, Mike, don't the wine a lot?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 1: One of his guys said, is the cost of doing business?
Speaker 1: It's a cost of doing business to have some fraud.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's a good answer. That's not a
Speaker 1: good answer.
Speaker 8: That is not a good answer. Look, what I've tried
Speaker 8: to speak into this whole process is that I don't
Speaker 8: label all some some audience. I don't pin them with
Speaker 8: the same brush. But at the same time, I don't
Speaker 8: let ethnicity or race or nationality become a cover for wrongdoing.
Speaker 8: You cannot do that. And you cannot start to say,
Speaker 8: or it's a cost of doing business. What is the
Speaker 8: cost something that was funded supposedly for two point sixty
Speaker 8: million dollars that grew to one hundred million dollars, or
Speaker 8: something that was audit for the health of kids at
Speaker 8: three million dollars in group through four hundred million dollars.
Speaker 8: And you did tell me that you can't track the
Speaker 8: use of those dollars. Did they really get to those kids,
Speaker 8: did they really build decent housing or were they funding
Speaker 8: some you know, uh operation, you know careless operation across
Speaker 8: the globe. It is, you know, Kenna's unacceptable.
Speaker 1: You know, Ken Blackwell, we have a big heart. I'm
Speaker 1: an American. We help those in need. Autistic kids need support.
Speaker 1: I guess daycare. When you and I had kids, we
Speaker 1: didn't have government sponsored babysitters. But right now daycare is
Speaker 1: a big item. Parents pay a lot. And then housing, well,
Speaker 1: I don't want people living on streets. I want decent housing.
Speaker 1: I want good health care for children. I want kids
Speaker 1: with autism to get help. So not only stealing our
Speaker 1: money to send to Somalia to fun terrorism, but those
Speaker 1: who have a satistic kids, those with real daycare needs,
Speaker 1: and those without proper housing are the ones directly suffering.
Speaker 1: But the Somali community itself is playing the race card.
Speaker 1: They're playing the refugee card. And in Columbus, I'm told,
Speaker 1: the east side of Columbus and you spend years there
Speaker 1: is filled with Somali's who came here in temporary protective status.
Speaker 1: Instead of saying thank you, the ones receiving these benefits
Speaker 1: have got to know that it's screwed up that they've
Speaker 1: got to know they don't have six autistic children in
Speaker 1: their family. They got to know that they don't have
Speaker 1: twenty children. They got to know this, And so I
Speaker 1: went government to be on this big time. And I
Speaker 1: don't think they are.
Speaker 8: It's like the Sincinnati Police Department if they would say, oh,
Speaker 8: we can't go after these folks who are dealing in
Speaker 8: human trafficking or selling crack in our community because they're black.
Speaker 8: And you know that you black people have gone through
Speaker 8: years and decades of second class citizenship. That's bull crap.
Speaker 8: You basically say, look, this is the United States of America.
Speaker 8: One of the brilliant aspects of it is that it
Speaker 8: is not a perfect nation, but it is a perfectable nation.
Speaker 8: And to the course of history, we've made it more just.
Speaker 8: But I will never let a murderer, a sex trafficker,
Speaker 8: you know, skate on the basis of the ethnicity of
Speaker 8: their color.
Speaker 1: Well, one of the biggest scams is the transporting of
Speaker 1: Medicaid patients. Is Somalis have figured out how to game
Speaker 1: the system and to be transporting people thither and fro
Speaker 1: all over Minneapolis or Columbus or Cincinnati and have the
Speaker 1: taxpayer pay for medical services and ambulance care out of
Speaker 1: nursing homes. And this is a leaking sieve. And I
Speaker 1: know that the FEDS are going to be sued because
Speaker 1: Trump said We're going to stop sending money to Minnesota.
Speaker 1: There'll be a federal judge later today or to mon
Speaker 1: it's going to declare that unconstitutional. We have to keep
Speaker 1: funding it, but I guess ultimately we have to rely
Speaker 1: upon essentially state officials to monitor the programs because the
Speaker 1: state that the Feds pay for it, but the state
Speaker 1: monitors the program. And we haven't talked to yet about
Speaker 1: food stamps. We haven't talked about the massive fraud and
Speaker 1: food stamps. You take food stamps, autism, daycare, and housing
Speaker 1: billions of dollars. The number I hear out of Washington
Speaker 1: is well over one hundred billion dollars of fraud perpetrated
Speaker 1: by a particular group who claim refugee special status that
Speaker 1: are Somalis and Mauritanians and also Haitians manipulated by the
Speaker 1: fraudsters to loot the treasury. And it's disgusting what I'm seeing. Disgusting.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you just cannot turn a blind eye to it. Look,
Speaker 8: if you can't be surprised if you if you fail,
Speaker 8: if you turn a blind eye to wrongdoing, you can't
Speaker 8: faint surprised that you get more wrongdoing. It's just it
Speaker 8: is never if you reward bad behavior, you're going to
Speaker 8: get more damn bad behavior. Not that is a basic
Speaker 8: principle of human behavior and reality.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at this headline about an hour ago it
Speaker 1: said Somali's foreign minister, you an ambassador, ran Healthcare Corp
Speaker 1: In Ohio offices in Cincinnati to take Somali's and Moreitanians
Speaker 1: back and forth to fictitious doctor exams and then bill
Speaker 1: Medicaid for each trip one hundred and seventy five dollars.
Speaker 1: They would have twenty to thirty trips a day per person,
Speaker 1: and it was all bs. They had compliant doctors and
Speaker 1: made up facilities. And one is a PO box. The
Speaker 1: po box at the main office in Cincinnati is the
Speaker 1: healthcare clinic. Can't we figure this out?
Speaker 8: Bill? We are to go into selling at a cut
Speaker 8: rate flashlights. Every citizen in this city and in this
Speaker 8: state needs a flashlight, and say we are demanding that
Speaker 8: we put the light in every corner of this operation.
Speaker 8: Because the real travesty is that when you have that
Speaker 8: sort of money misdirected and going towards things that are
Speaker 8: onto want and criminal, what does it mean? It means
Speaker 8: that folks who really need it are not kill it.
Speaker 1: Well, the folks who really needed are terrorist groups in
Speaker 1: Somalia and in Kenya. Who's getting our money? And this
Speaker 1: one guy, I guess you met him. The ambassador has
Speaker 1: a money exchange program where he takes a cut of
Speaker 1: the money that he sends from here, from Cincinnati to Somalia.
Speaker 1: He gets a cut of that. He makes up bill,
Speaker 1: sends him to Medicaid. They get paid. The state is
Speaker 1: supposed to administer the fund. Wisely, I'm not sure they do.
Speaker 1: I love you talking about enrollment versus attendance, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure right now that Maya Cook and others are going
Speaker 1: to be attending some of these so called well attended
Speaker 1: daycare centers. That there was one example where one so
Speaker 1: called ambulance made seventy eight trips in one day between
Speaker 1: a doctor's office and a nursing home, neither which existed.
Speaker 1: It existed on paper, and the taxpayer was built about
Speaker 1: fourteen thousand dollars for one day of activities. The money
Speaker 1: ended up in Somalia with the you an ambassador from
Speaker 1: Somalia taken his cut. He's now a multi millionaire and
Speaker 1: he's sitting in the un You got to be kidding me, And.
Speaker 8: Look, you just take a look at whether it's the
Speaker 8: ag in Minnesota, or it's the congresswoman who in a
Speaker 8: matter of a decade saw her net worth go from
Speaker 8: probably about thirty thousand dollars to thirty million dollars.
Speaker 1: Elon Omar Omar, who, by the way, married her brother.
Speaker 1: She literally married her brother. I guess that's a thing
Speaker 1: in Somalia to make him a citizen. Ken Blackwell, we
Speaker 1: got to go, but I would encourage you to consider
Speaker 1: and your retirement years to come back to the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, seize power with Charlie Lucan and rule for
Speaker 1: a thousand years. Just put that in the back of
Speaker 1: your mind. Thank you, brother, God bless America, all for
Speaker 1: one and one for all. And Blackwell, thank you, was
Speaker 1: with now various National Security Council organizations. But I guess
Speaker 1: you can play the race card to claim you're vulnerable,
Speaker 1: in which case the laws don't apply to you. And
Speaker 1: that's a bunch of bovine skatology. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: news coming up and more it's your Home of the
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Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great American. Like many, I think you
Speaker 1: and I are very similar. I went to hungry to
Speaker 1: be fed, I went the negative be clothed. I want
Speaker 1: those un housed to become housed, and I want those
Speaker 1: to medical needs in our society taken care of. And
Speaker 1: even if you're a working parent of one type or another,
Speaker 1: we now have lots of government programs to pay for
Speaker 1: your babysitting charges. And it's the way things are. They're
Speaker 1: not going to change. But having said that, I think
Speaker 1: all of us would have to agree that it must
Speaker 1: be done correctly and properly. And all these state and
Speaker 1: federal partnerships involve two elements. One, the state administers the program.
Speaker 1: By that we mean over the decades, has been built
Speaker 1: up whether you're California, Kentucky, or Ohio. The verious state
Speaker 1: agency is determined the list of people to get the benefits.
Speaker 1: Then the check or the requirement has passed on to
Speaker 1: the Feds to pay for half or more of it.
Speaker 1: Each program has a different bar between forty and sixty
Speaker 1: percent of these various government programs forty percent paid by
Speaker 1: the state, sixties percent by the Feds, or vice versa.
Speaker 1: And we all want good results to happen to those
Speaker 1: in our country in real need. You want it I
Speaker 1: think all of us wanted. Over the years, there's layer
Speaker 1: upon a layer of fraud that has developed, especially in
Speaker 1: blue cities and blue states, of spending money, which is
Speaker 1: a system that funds ultimately democratic politicians and liberals to
Speaker 1: stay in power. In Minnesota, this thing is completely metastasized
Speaker 1: and such an extent it's obvious now the programs are
Speaker 1: giving hundreds of millions of dollars. I said, hundreds of
Speaker 1: millions of dollars do so called Somali refugees, and then
Speaker 1: there's an agreement among the groups that they will donate
Speaker 1: money to Democrats to keep them in power. In the
Speaker 1: year twenty twenty three, the last year we have records,
Speaker 1: Somali's contributed twenty four million dollars to Governor Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: now not running for reelection, Elon Omar and Klobachar, Keith
Speaker 1: Ellison and others running for state office. And if you
Speaker 1: operate a day daycare center, a daycare clinic of sorts,
Speaker 1: do you throw off so many millions of dollars you
Speaker 1: can afford to pay the politicians to keep the money coming.
Speaker 1: I would say the answer would be no. I have
Speaker 1: friends of mine who are babysitters in that business, and
Speaker 1: they try to do a great job, operating as they
Speaker 1: can and turn a little bit of a profit. The
Speaker 1: idea that they would contribute twenty four million dollars collectively
Speaker 1: to only Democratic politicians keep the money flowing as something
Speaker 1: alien to someone properly operating a daycare service. The money
Speaker 1: doesn't throw off that much. Is not that much money
Speaker 1: being thrown away? And Medicaid is ripe with fraud. Every year,
Speaker 1: the Social Security Trustees talk about the fact that at
Speaker 1: least one hundred billion dollars and benefits and Social Security
Speaker 1: go to individuals who should not receive the benefits, at
Speaker 1: least one hundred billion. And that's just one government program.
Speaker 1: We haven't talked about food stamps yet. For God's sakes,
Speaker 1: you know that is massively abused. And so I hope
Speaker 1: whether it's Donald Trump and his devotees or the state
Speaker 1: officials understand and realize this has got to stop. Not
Speaker 1: a good answer from the governor's spokesman to say that
Speaker 1: fraud's got to be part of the system as the
Speaker 1: cost of doing business. That cannot be the case. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more news next. You're Home of the Reds
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Speaker 6: We'll win the fight against the frauds MS, but the
Speaker 6: political gamesmanship we're seeing from Republicans is only making that
Speaker 6: fight harder.
Speaker 2: We've got Republicans here.
Speaker 6: In the state legislature playing hide and seek with potential whistleblowers.
Speaker 6: We've got conspiracy theorists, right wing YouTubers breaking into our
Speaker 6: daycares demanding access to our children. We've got the President
Speaker 6: of the United States demonizing our Somali neighbors and wrongfully
Speaker 6: confiscating funds that Minnesotans rely on. It's disgusting and it's dangerous.
Speaker 6: Republicans are playing politics with the future of the state.
Speaker 6: It's shameful. And I've said it before and I will
Speaker 6: cont tinue to say it.
Speaker 7: We welcome ideas from anyone in any party, from any
Speaker 7: walk of life who wants to help us continue to
Speaker 7: stay ahead of these criminals.
Speaker 4: And I'm a knucklehead at times.
Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 8: You know, Rock.
Speaker 1: I want to get your reaction to Tim Waltz and
Speaker 1: also he looks something like this segment. But here here's
Speaker 1: the headline that's.
Speaker 2: The ultimate insult.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: I got hair. He does and he's a clown. How
Speaker 1: about the headline Somali's foreign Minister and un ambassador from
Speaker 1: Somalia to the un RAN healthcare companies in Ohio that
Speaker 1: provided services to the Somali Mauritanian communities. And this ambassador
Speaker 1: had a huge operation in Cincinnati, Ohio, in which they
Speaker 1: would bill bill medicaid larch amounts of money for transferring
Speaker 1: and the ambulances patients un medicaid from nursing homes to doctors' offices.
Speaker 1: That resulted essentially in a po box and a different
Speaker 1: po box. It all didn't exist in reality. Your comments
Speaker 1: on Somalia and what's happening to Governor Tim Waltz. Notre
Speaker 1: Dame is not in the sea, not in the championship.
Speaker 1: There are star halfbacks going to go to UC Bearcatz
Speaker 1: plead it out. It looks like we are ansciousness here
Speaker 1: did a flops the question and allowed Miles Garrett to
Speaker 1: win the twenty three twenty third sack. I need comments
Speaker 1: in all of that if you don't mind.
Speaker 11: Well, first of all, it's it's me, it's you, it's
Speaker 11: seg it's all of the millions of great listeners that
Speaker 11: we have. We are the ultimate fools when all of
Speaker 11: our listeners, okay, get up and go to work, and
Speaker 11: get up early and go through their day in the
Speaker 11: toils and all the labors of the day, when all
Speaker 11: this whole time, all we had to do was set
Speaker 11: up a false daycare system.
Speaker 2: This is seemingly so easy. We're the idiots. Am I wrong?
Speaker 11: It seems like it was so easy to do this
Speaker 11: that everybody was doing it and no one seemed to
Speaker 11: like care.
Speaker 1: This is how it's done. In fact, many years ago,
Speaker 1: I set up an LLC for a daycare center. You
Speaker 1: go and get your LLC, call it the Rocky call
Speaker 1: it child Rockies Wonderland, and then you get your pay
Speaker 1: perosition to the Secretary of State's office. You then have
Speaker 1: a friendly doctor like doctor Segman, certified that he's examined
Speaker 1: your facility. It meets state, federal, local regulations, and set
Speaker 1: up accounts in which fictitious individuals show up at the
Speaker 1: Rocky Boyman daycare Center for services approved by Medicaid. After
Speaker 1: two months or so, huge checks are being issued by
Speaker 1: Medicaid dropped in your account at fit third Bank. Now,
Speaker 1: how easy is that?
Speaker 2: How do you know all about this stuff.
Speaker 1: So that's pretty detailed.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's why you're driving that new lock out.
Speaker 1: There Willie's Wonderland of kids. All I can say is
Speaker 1: anyone can do it as long as no one's watching
Speaker 1: what's being done. Yeah, And and the point is in Minnesota,
Speaker 1: the Somali community gave Democrats twenty four million dollars in
Speaker 1: the cycle of twenty of twenty twenty three, the last reported,
Speaker 1: in order to keep in power people like Waltz and
Speaker 1: Ellison and Frye and ilan Omar. And they got twenty
Speaker 1: four million dollars from the Somalis. Nobody looked into it.
Speaker 1: The FEDS issued the checks that the state did not
Speaker 1: do any examinations. I'm concerned. And your good friend Mike
Speaker 1: the Wine in Columbus, what a guy. His spokesman, a
Speaker 1: guy named Tyrany, said that kind of stuff is the
Speaker 1: cost of doing business. Your comments, well, first of all,
Speaker 1: it was.
Speaker 2: The reason was so easy.
Speaker 1: Is because if you, you know.
Speaker 11: Even raise your hand and asked a question about it,
Speaker 11: you were deemed a racist. And you know, no one
Speaker 11: wants to be deemed a racist. But I feel like
Speaker 11: the pendulum has swung. People are no longer scared of
Speaker 11: that faulty argument and that you know, the demeanor that
Speaker 11: all you're racist just because you want to check in
Speaker 11: to see if this business is legitimate. The pendulum has swung,
Speaker 11: thank god, and now it's all out there. But that's
Speaker 11: the question, Willy, is what's going on in Minnesota. Seems
Speaker 11: like the same damn thing is going up a couple
Speaker 11: hours north in Columbus, telling her the watch of your
Speaker 11: good friend Mike Dwine.
Speaker 2: Well, have you talked about this? Have you had him
Speaker 2: on the show yet?
Speaker 1: Well, I have a calling go check things out. Effect
Speaker 1: just texted me he wants to come on on Wednesday.
Speaker 1: I said absolutely. I also have a text from a
Speaker 1: good friend of mine who says the following. There's also
Speaker 1: five active trucking companies using the same address in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Trucking fraud is crushing the industry. What and the hell's
Speaker 1: happening to the drivers in charge? Getting illegal license this?
Speaker 1: And I can say nothing and then we head on.
Speaker 1: You might recall a couple hours ago the great Rob
Speaker 1: Sanders who said that in Kentucky there was a clerk
Speaker 1: giving illegals free driver's licenses with two hundred dollars in
Speaker 1: cash under the table, and now Governor Butcher says he
Speaker 1: can't look into it because it effects a at risk community,
Speaker 1: it's a vulnerable community, and go into it.
Speaker 11: People aren't aren't scared of that anymore. They're going to
Speaker 11: dive into this and look at that. Think about this.
Speaker 11: How old was that kid? The Nick Shirley guy likes
Speaker 11: twenty one years old? He did the work that that
Speaker 11: all the major news networks across the country dared not
Speaker 11: do not because they couldn't, because they didn't want to
Speaker 11: do it. And a twenty one year old YouTuber has
Speaker 11: blown the top off the biggest scandal in American history.
Speaker 2: And more and more and more and more and more
Speaker 2: are in a follow.
Speaker 11: I feel like that our national debt problem could be
Speaker 11: solved if we just clean up this this sort of fraud,
Speaker 11: and how many billions and billions of dollars could could
Speaker 11: go back to the American people that are being wasted
Speaker 11: and fraudulently spent told by these kind of operations.
Speaker 1: Well, go through if you have time, Rock, I know
Speaker 1: in your palacialist right there, Fonder Rosa, go through Lochland, Ohio,
Speaker 1: between Reading and Wyoming and take a look at hundreds
Speaker 1: of Mauritanians lining up.
Speaker 2: Why they hear?
Speaker 1: Why they hear? Their temporary protective status. They got TPS.
Speaker 1: TPS that expires, by the way, in February. TPS.
Speaker 2: This all goes back.
Speaker 11: This all goes back to the term that I have
Speaker 11: coined at the end of last year and will continue
Speaker 11: use this year.
Speaker 2: Suicidal empathy.
Speaker 11: That is how these things have been able to happen
Speaker 11: because people are empathetic.
Speaker 2: Americans are gracious.
Speaker 11: People, and they want to help people, but to the
Speaker 11: point a lot of times of their own detriment. Suicidal
Speaker 11: empathy is how we've allowed this sort of thing to
Speaker 11: happen because we care. And that's a great thing, but
Speaker 11: not to I mean, but it's happening to the point
Speaker 11: where we're made to be absolute fools. You and I
Speaker 11: and everybody else listen to this, and you know they're
Speaker 11: driving trucks and hammer and nails and running assembly lines
Speaker 11: all day.
Speaker 2: Are the absolute fools?
Speaker 11: Well, we should be just setting up daycare accounts, and
Speaker 11: you know, I watch your kids, you watch my kids,
Speaker 11: and all of a sudden we met, like, you know,
Speaker 11: hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
Speaker 2: It's it's insane.
Speaker 1: Rocky Boyman Learning Center or mitspell the word learning segment.
Speaker 1: Get me into the Stute Report because I have a
Speaker 1: question for Rock about Joe Burrow, Jamar Chase, the celebration
Speaker 1: of Miles and also a notre dame losing a half
Speaker 1: back to U see segment. Please get me into the Stude.
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Speaker 5: lost what eight nine in a row. Tennessee wants to
Speaker 5: talk to Colts and former Bengals defensive coordinator lou An
Speaker 5: Arumo for their head coaching vacancy.
Speaker 1: We fired him and also the Colts.
Speaker 5: Your team, Rock is retaining the head coach and the
Speaker 5: general manager.
Speaker 1: According to missus Ersay.
Speaker 11: But what the difference is the Colts and missus Ersay
Speaker 11: I forget her name, and the Titans. Many other franchises
Speaker 11: across the the NFL have come out and said today
Speaker 11: and talked to the fans and said, hey, we got
Speaker 11: to do better, and we're going to be held accountable.
Speaker 11: We're holding our people accountable. No on the Bengals as
Speaker 11: held accountable. And as much as I want to say
Speaker 11: yesterday was a good thing, because how many times have
Speaker 11: we seen it? The Bengals have an awful season and
Speaker 11: then toward the end, like last two three games, they
Speaker 11: rattle off three victories and everyone's like, hey.
Speaker 2: Let's run it back.
Speaker 11: We just get the ball bounce our way a few
Speaker 11: more times. Yesterday showed it really exposed what was there
Speaker 11: the whole season, and some of those last games were
Speaker 11: just a mirage.
Speaker 2: Okay, that covered the real problems up.
Speaker 11: But I'll ask you, guys, this is anything is is
Speaker 11: a Duke Tobin going to be fired?
Speaker 2: No? No, you already answered that question.
Speaker 11: Is Mike Brown or any or Duke Tobin going to
Speaker 11: take any questions from from the press.
Speaker 5: Duke Tobin speaking to the media Friday at one o'clock. Okay,
Speaker 5: Zach Taylor, Dach Taylor. Zach Taylor is talking today at
Speaker 5: four thirty. They're talking, But I want to Dac Taylor
Speaker 5: is not the problem. It's it's it's a top down problem.
Speaker 5: And Duke Tobin and faces the music on Friday at
Speaker 5: one o'clock.
Speaker 1: We'll see this is a winning Gary Burbank with my
Speaker 1: key boy. I can recall in August of nineteen ninety one,
Speaker 1: the father of football died. His son takes over for
Speaker 1: the next thirty years. The Bengals don't win one playoff
Speaker 1: game for thirty years. Now, guys, there's a trend, said
Speaker 1: seg Please continue Uh.
Speaker 5: Rock, what do you know about this running back out
Speaker 5: of LaSalle who was apparently signed out of the portal
Speaker 5: with the Cincinnata Bearcats from high school? How you say
Speaker 5: brand you brand? Yeah, Brand Payne. Yeah, Home of the Lasts.
Speaker 1: It's bad, bad for Notre Dame, good for you. But
Speaker 1: by the way, I call that Liberty Bowl. Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: it was not a good game. By you see a
Speaker 1: good game? They quit? You know Soadurnfield's team quit. Rocket,
Speaker 1: You're a knowledgeable source. Played in the game. He played
Speaker 1: in it right?
Speaker 2: Anyway?
Speaker 1: I want to who's in worst shape? Dack Taylor, Wes Miller,
Speaker 1: Richard Patino or Scott Saderfield. Who's in worst shape?
Speaker 3: The above?
Speaker 1: Millers, Miller, all right, Sike, please continue?
Speaker 5: Also Willie College basketball. Arizona is the number one team
Speaker 5: in the AP Poll this week. Michigan second, Purdue fifth,
Speaker 5: Louisville twentieth, and fifteen in oh Miami thirtieth.
Speaker 1: What do they have to do to get in? Travis Steele?
Speaker 5: Get the latest on Xavier tonight coming off that loss?
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Speaker 5: Keepper out of Lawrenceburg, three time Olympic medalist is headed
Speaker 5: to Italy to compete in the Winter Games in a
Speaker 5: month and half pipe half.
Speaker 1: I'll give you alf I'll give you a half pipe.
Speaker 1: Seg Is that Tony Pike or is that piper pipe?
Speaker 3: Half?
Speaker 2: Half pipe?
Speaker 1: Tony Pike. Tony Pipe, by the way, was Sunday after
Speaker 1: U see he's not happy either. I'm taking US Navy
Speaker 1: against anybody, by the way, but I'm reading this story's right.
Speaker 1: Somali is foreign minister ran healthcare company in Ohio headquartered
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati. The guy's name is foreign minister Abdul Abdi
Speaker 1: Ali made millions of dollars out of a healthcare clinic
Speaker 1: providing services to Mauritanians and Somalis in Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: You know that guy might be in trouble like the
Speaker 5: Colombian president.
Speaker 11: According to so, the whole shell game in Minnesota was okay.
Speaker 11: You got the smaller people who unlike dumb Americans that
Speaker 11: the smalies stick together okay, and they would vote in
Speaker 11: a block right. They take care of one another, and
Speaker 11: in America be damn. But they're going to take care
Speaker 11: of their own people. And if you, Tim Waltz and
Speaker 11: others would provide them with with these kind of fraudulent
Speaker 11: schemes and money and all this, and in return, they
Speaker 11: would vote as an entire block, like a massive block
Speaker 11: of people, all the smallers would vote for Tim Waltz
Speaker 11: or the Democrat whatever it is. That that's the game,
Speaker 11: and you get you get provided all these these benefits
Speaker 11: via the taxpayer, and they would vote accordingly.
Speaker 2: And I mean, that's that's the shell game.
Speaker 11: But so then if that's if that's the case, what
Speaker 11: is the sale game that's going on in Ohio? What
Speaker 11: politician is benefiting from allowing from turning a blind eye
Speaker 11: to all this fraud going on?
Speaker 2: Is it Dwine?
Speaker 1: Is it others? I do not believe Mike DeWine is corrupt.
Speaker 1: I do know that he's speaking now as I speak
Speaker 1: in Columbus. I have a call in to him left
Speaker 1: on his voicemail to come join me in a day
Speaker 1: or two to talk about what's happening. His spokesman said
Speaker 1: that fraud is simply a cost of doing business, and
Speaker 1: I think taxpayers don't want to hear that. I do
Speaker 1: not want to hear it there.
Speaker 2: And that's the new year, and I'm already pissed off.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking about twenty one states that are all the
Speaker 1: Blue states refuse to share their data who's enrolled in
Speaker 1: these government welfare programs with Washington. They don't want to
Speaker 1: tell Washington what is happening the Blue states Illinois, California, Oregon, Connecticut,
Speaker 1: New York. They will not share their information to crosscheck
Speaker 1: whether these people exist at all. How big is the
Speaker 1: fraud do you think in California? Oh? Well, layers of it.
Speaker 11: Well, hopefully the top has popped off all this and
Speaker 11: everybody is hell accountable.
Speaker 1: I feel like the time it's been too long.
Speaker 11: People are no no longer afraid of being called a
Speaker 11: bigot or a racist if you're checking into fraud. They're
Speaker 11: not afraid anymore, and that's what's allowing this to happen.
Speaker 1: Well, Tony Pike voted against the US Navy and the
Speaker 1: livery pool, and you can't do that. And that was
Speaker 1: wet when it was wet. The Navy does well when
Speaker 1: it's wet, do you agree?
Speaker 11: How about Navy's defensive coordinator and elder grad people, Ricky Brown,
Speaker 11: The Special Teams coach Elder Grad did a hell of
Speaker 11: a job that.
Speaker 1: I love the Navy segment Rocky by the way, rock
Speaker 1: what's on the Big Show with Eddie? If anything?
Speaker 11: Yeah, So right out of the gate, we're gonna we're
Speaker 11: gonna talk about the Bengals, and we're gonna yell and
Speaker 11: we're gonna scream all the while knowing that nothing is
Speaker 11: gonna That'll be at three o'clock. Then at four o'clock
Speaker 11: we have our lawyer friend Jeremy Rosenthal and talk about
Speaker 11: the legal ins and outs of Maduro being captured.
Speaker 2: How about that?
Speaker 11: How wonderful of a moment was that for you this weekend, Willie.
Speaker 1: One big thing, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting NPR, etc.
Speaker 1: Has voted to dissolve itself after fifty eight years of fraud.
Speaker 1: We can't take it anymore, segment, Get me out of
Speaker 1: the Student's Report. I'm all fired up and I'm urinated.
Speaker 5: Off Willie and unter of your triumphant return to the
Speaker 5: airways along with the Rock in twenty twenty six. Yes,
Speaker 5: we leave you with the immortal words of the Stewod Report.
Speaker 1: And I'm a knucklehead at times, and it's also a
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