Speaker 1: Billy cunning him the Great America. Welcome this Tuesday afternon
Speaker 1: the Triesteate. Great things are going on, I hope, and
Speaker 1: I've done some copious research. When the Bengals went to
Speaker 1: the super Bowl at the nine games, they were five
Speaker 1: and four, went to the super Bowl. Right now they're
Speaker 1: two and four. But if and when they beat the
Speaker 1: Steelers on Thursday, there's three and four, then at home
Speaker 1: against the Jester, four and four. Then the Bears at
Speaker 1: home they're five and four with Joe Flacco leading the away.
Speaker 2: With Ted McKay.
Speaker 1: So if the Bengals are five and four, they're going
Speaker 1: to the super Bowl because the Bills aren't that good
Speaker 1: and Kansas City can be beaten, I think. But until then,
Speaker 1: we have major problems in River City. And once again
Speaker 1: there's massive shootouts on Fountain Square headline on Channel five
Speaker 1: last night. Five people shot in less than eight hours
Speaker 1: across Cincinnati Hambleton County, And of course Shari Poelo had
Speaker 1: the story with the Power of five and Shari Poelo,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Shari,
Speaker 1: I want to ask you some fundamental questions. Are you
Speaker 1: prepared for some questions I think so ten or fifteen
Speaker 1: years ago. You might recall memories go back that long
Speaker 1: that my wife was on Common Police Court bench and
Speaker 1: she would receive messages at eight o'clock emails from the
Speaker 1: Sheriff's office saying we're accepting no prisoners today, and every
Speaker 1: Common Police Court judgementicipal court judge in Hemlinic County would
Speaker 1: get an eight o'clock wake up call saying, don't sentence
Speaker 1: anybody to the jail were packed, and so the next
Speaker 1: day the same thing would go on.
Speaker 2: The next day, the same thing would go on.
Speaker 1: And so side Lease and Joe Deeters put together a
Speaker 1: proposal for the voters to decide whether to build a
Speaker 1: second Hamley County jail, to put another thousand beds in
Speaker 1: Hamlty County because of the criminal activity that was going on,
Speaker 1: and it was voted down fifty three to forty seven.
Speaker 1: The people said, we don't want to, we don't want
Speaker 1: to spend I don't know it was like eighty million
Speaker 1: dollars to build a second Hemlic County jail. So the
Speaker 1: resolution to that was quit arresting people. Here we are
Speaker 1: ten to fifteen years later, and guess what, According to
Speaker 1: Judge Josh Berkowitz, the presiding judge and heimin County Municipal Court.
Speaker 1: There's four hundred empty beds in the Hammer County jail
Speaker 1: as I speak, four hundred beds are empty. So you
Speaker 1: can only imagine if we would have built another thousand
Speaker 1: beds somewhere in Queensgate, we'd have fourteen hundred empty beds.
Speaker 2: Now, the question is this, is there's so.
Speaker 1: Little crime in the city of Cincinnati happening now that
Speaker 1: all of a sudden the criminal element, which ages out
Speaker 1: about the age of thirty, have quit committing crimes. That
Speaker 1: somehow there's not shootouts, somehow there's not car breakings, somehow
Speaker 1: there's not warns out for arrest. Suddenly, all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: forty percent of the so called criminal populace, whoever they are,
Speaker 1: have quit committing crimes. Or is it a case of
Speaker 1: city police not arresting judges, no cash bonds, and a
Speaker 1: permissive restorative justice attitude, Which is it shri palelo, as
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, we're now crime free in Cincinnati?
Speaker 2: Is that what's going on?
Speaker 3: Sadly, I think you and I both know the answer that,
Speaker 3: and I remember what you're talking about. I remember sitting
Speaker 3: in and interviewing Siweez about this issue and him wanting
Speaker 3: to build another jail, and of course that's not popular
Speaker 3: and glamorous. Nobody wants to spend you know, city and
Speaker 3: county dollars on that. But of course that's not the case,
Speaker 3: and we're seeing it night in and night out. You know,
Speaker 3: I definitely think it's unfortunately become and we hear it
Speaker 3: all the time, a revolving door where you get these
Speaker 3: people who many of them, I can't tell you how
Speaker 3: many times. Even the victims who we put on the
Speaker 3: news who are shot and killed typically or stabbed to death,
Speaker 3: the victims' pictures that we get are month shots because
Speaker 3: they oftentimes are involved in criminal activity. And so unfortunately,
Speaker 3: again we talk about, well, okay, do we need more
Speaker 3: police officers, do we need the state to help to
Speaker 3: help out? Let me let me just for the people
Speaker 3: who don't follow this as closely as you do, and
Speaker 3: I do really, Let me just take people back in
Speaker 3: the last week, six days ago, so a week ago today,
Speaker 3: we had a guy shot in the finger of the hand.
Speaker 3: He was in a car, gotten some sort of argument.
Speaker 3: He was shot right near Fountain Square, right there at Walnut.
Speaker 3: This is during rush hour. People were literally running because
Speaker 3: they're leaving work, walking around Fountain Square hearing gunshots and
Speaker 3: they're running to their cars or running back into work.
Speaker 3: Here we are a week later, last night, seven point
Speaker 3: thirty City Bird Fountain Square again before the sun goes down.
Speaker 4: It is packed.
Speaker 3: There are people in restaurants. This is literally right across
Speaker 3: the street from Jeff Ruby's, right next door to other
Speaker 3: restaurants that are filled with people getting something to eat.
Speaker 3: And these guys again, let's see a sixteen to seventeen
Speaker 3: year old grazed by a bullet at an adult shot
Speaker 3: in the thigh. Two people we know are in custody.
Speaker 3: But let me just tell you there were two officers
Speaker 3: nearby on Fountain Square. There were two excuse me, there
Speaker 3: were two on Fountain Square, two more nearby and other
Speaker 3: officers at Government Square. So to sit there last night,
Speaker 3: they were where are the police? Well, the police were there.
Speaker 3: They responded immediately. In fact, thank goodness, they were there
Speaker 3: because they were able to track down two people who
Speaker 3: they think were involved in are now in custody. But
Speaker 3: that's just last night. One incident. We had a shooting
Speaker 3: in Westwood an hour earlier, one person died. Still waiting
Speaker 3: on the information about the victims specifically right now they're
Speaker 3: searching for a car that they think is connected to
Speaker 3: Blue Tesla. Then they're late last night West End, eleven
Speaker 3: year old young guy shot in the leg at an
Speaker 3: apartment ends up running to a fire station for help. Overnight,
Speaker 3: we have a guy arrives at Mercy Health along Queen City.
Speaker 3: He was shot, expected to survive. So, just as you
Speaker 3: said in the last in eight hours across the Hamilton
Speaker 3: County we had five people shot.
Speaker 5: Two of them.
Speaker 3: If you count the one grade was at Fountain Square.
Speaker 3: But then we had the same thing happened nearby at
Speaker 3: Fountain Square a week earlier. The chief is out there
Speaker 3: last night. She's, of course saying all of the right things.
Speaker 3: We can't tolerate this. We've got a statement from the mayor.
Speaker 3: I mean, but again, here's what it is, Lilli, and you,
Speaker 3: I think hit the nail on the head. There has
Speaker 3: to be more of a deterrent. It's like when you
Speaker 3: parent kids. And I remember years ago when I had
Speaker 3: one of my boys was kind of hanging with the
Speaker 3: row the crowd, and you know, I would say, if
Speaker 3: you get in trouble. You're you know, if you do this,
Speaker 3: you're going to get in trouble. If you do this,
Speaker 3: you're going to get in trouble. And I wasn't really
Speaker 3: following through. And then finally I dropped the hammer, right.
Speaker 3: I called every parent who I thought their kid was
Speaker 3: involved and said, listen, this happened on my watch. It's
Speaker 3: my son's, you know, responsibility, it's my responsibility.
Speaker 5: Guess what.
Speaker 3: All of his friends were suddenly mad at him, alienated him.
Speaker 3: We never had a problem again. But leading up to it,
Speaker 3: I was being soft. I didn't want him to you know,
Speaker 3: I didn't want his friends to be mad at him.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to be the bad guy, right, And
Speaker 3: I liken it to what we're seeing right now. If
Speaker 3: right now, by the way, and I don't know if
Speaker 3: you've talked about this on your show. Back in I
Speaker 3: think it was May the House passed a Repeat Offender Act.
Speaker 3: It specifically in Ohio, targets people with prior violent felonies.
Speaker 3: It would increase prison term for any violent offender who
Speaker 3: has a gun after some sort of previous felony conviction.
Speaker 5: Well, where is it.
Speaker 3: It's sitting in the Senate right now. I mean that
Speaker 3: those are the people that you have to send a message.
Speaker 3: Even if you are involved in a violent crime that
Speaker 3: involves a gun, you're going to go to prison. You're
Speaker 3: not going to sit in the Hamilton County jail for
Speaker 3: one hundred and I don't know eighty days, whatever it is.
Speaker 3: Because right now, these gun offenses varied depending on you know,
Speaker 3: your criminal history and the offense, and they can range
Speaker 3: anywhere from a misdemeanor to a felony. So that's the problem.
Speaker 3: I mean, we unfortunately have people who continue to commit crimes,
Speaker 3: who are back out on the street immediately.
Speaker 1: In fact, the chiefs of police in Hamilty County got
Speaker 1: together about a month ago and said, we can't stand
Speaker 1: this anymore because we send people down in the justice center,
Speaker 1: they're out on no cash bonds, they're out committing more crimes.
Speaker 1: Before the paperwork is done, the criminal is out. Secondly,
Speaker 1: the mayor about a month ago had a big powwow
Speaker 1: with the governor and the FBI. The CIA was there,
Speaker 1: the ATF, the US Marshal Service, Prosecutor's Office, sheriff for
Speaker 1: everybody was there. We're going to bring in bringing the
Speaker 1: adults to help us so that we have availability of
Speaker 1: our cops to do more serious policing. And immediately Mayor
Speaker 1: iris Roli said that's not going to fly. She wasn't
Speaker 1: present for it. Scottie Johnson wasn't present for it. Lemon
Speaker 1: Kearney wasn't present for it, and they quickly told the
Speaker 1: mayor this is not gonna fly. In fact, lemon Kearney
Speaker 1: device mayor held news conferences saying we don't need these
Speaker 1: people here, and so the highway Patrol being here with
Speaker 1: all the state resources, was told not to come. The
Speaker 1: agreement says two ships a month, and ken Kober says
Speaker 1: they haven't arrived yet because the Mayor's not calling them
Speaker 1: and Mayor iris Roly doesn't want it.
Speaker 2: And so when there's no.
Speaker 1: Recognition that we don't need outside help, we got this.
Speaker 2: When they don't have this, where do you go with that?
Speaker 3: Well, exactly, and honestly, that was a huge dog and
Speaker 3: povie show. I think we all were like, Okay, this
Speaker 3: is showing some sort of improvement. We're all going to
Speaker 3: work together, We're going to get this help. We're going
Speaker 3: to be partnering up with with the FEDS, with our
Speaker 3: UH with with marshals hopefully they were saying they were
Speaker 3: going to be apprehending violent offenders. We're talking about people
Speaker 3: who are violating role post release. They're going to be
Speaker 3: you know, watching by air aerial supervision. But to be
Speaker 3: honest with you, Willie, then I heard when I looked
Speaker 3: closer at the agreement and we saw, oh what would
Speaker 3: be it said quote no more than two times a month.
Speaker 3: And as you said, I haven't heard of one time
Speaker 3: us working with them. And we had this huge news
Speaker 3: conference where it all you know, I mean, the news
Speaker 3: conference went on for well over an hour. It was,
Speaker 3: you know, everybody and their brother was there talking about this,
Speaker 3: how we're going to be walking together, working together. I've
Speaker 3: yet to hear anything about that. And again, but if
Speaker 3: you do that, the whole point of that was, Okay,
Speaker 3: if we bring in the FED, if we actually start
Speaker 3: charging some of these repeat offenders with federal charges instead
Speaker 3: of just state and local charges, then we're really going
Speaker 3: to lock them up and send them to prison. But
Speaker 3: guess what, Really, this is such a broader issue. I've
Speaker 3: done so many stories on even our prisons releasing these
Speaker 3: violent by I'm talking murderers and repeat offenders, violent offenders.
Speaker 3: We get money if we keep people here locally, so
Speaker 3: if we don't send him to the state prison. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's such a cycle, an endless cycle, that we're not addressing.
Speaker 1: Well, it's not only the mayor not having sufficient police resources.
Speaker 1: It's not only the mayor not accepting state help. Not
Speaker 1: only the mayor, the whole system. I look at Patrick
Speaker 1: Herringer and what they did with that to with Mordecai
Speaker 1: Blacks say he was released and then he butchers Patrick
Speaker 1: Herringer and Sarah is now and then Sarah was arrested
Speaker 1: for eight hours.
Speaker 2: I still have an explanation.
Speaker 1: How you arrest Sarah Herringer, put her in handcuffs leader
Speaker 1: outside the bloody our home of our bloody's husband. Body
Speaker 1: is lying in locker roup for eight hours. I have
Speaker 1: no idea. And then common police court judges collapse, the
Speaker 1: probation system in the outside of the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: collapse that system.
Speaker 2: And it's not just the.
Speaker 1: Mayorf to have pureval or Mayor Irish Rolli, whoever's in charge.
Speaker 1: It's the idea that Judge Kerry Bloom and Juvenile Court
Speaker 1: so far this year has bound over one felony is
Speaker 1: their sixteen and seventeen year old gang bangers with guns,
Speaker 1: hurting people, shooting people. One time has gone to common
Speaker 1: police court. It used to be a pipeline. If you
Speaker 1: use a gun and you're sixteen or seventeen, adult crime,
Speaker 1: adult crime. That problem needs to be fixed. And we
Speaker 1: have an election coming up in three weeks. I'd be shocked.
Speaker 1: I'd be shocked if the voters of Cincinnati said we
Speaker 1: can't take it anymore. And then you live in the
Speaker 1: Mason area. I see Procter and Gamble without making an announcement.
Speaker 1: Their employees are telling P and G, we don't want
Speaker 1: to come downtown, and so they're building a huge facility,
Speaker 1: expanding it in Mason, and they're telling employees, if you
Speaker 1: want to work from home, you're going to work from
Speaker 1: home because when you get out of work, you might
Speaker 1: be shot. And so incrementally, slowly downtown's going to hollow out.
Speaker 1: Does that concern you? Macy's is gone, They have apartments
Speaker 1: down there now. PNG would be a great apartment building complex.
Speaker 1: PNG Corporate America is deciding not to issue a press
Speaker 1: release that's bad for business. But quietly they're going to
Speaker 1: incrementally take jobs away.
Speaker 3: And I think Unfortunately a lot of people they don't
Speaker 3: want to hear it in many of our leaders and
Speaker 3: who are trying to do great work down there with
Speaker 3: the Chamber. I mean, look, we're building a brand new
Speaker 3: convention center where we're trying we're going to tell the country, hey,
Speaker 3: come here, hold your convention here. Well, if you can't
Speaker 3: go and get food downtown, if you can't walk to
Speaker 3: get a coffee and leave your hotel, and feel like,
Speaker 3: it's not going to be like it is in Chicago
Speaker 3: and other cities where you're afraid people aren't going to
Speaker 3: want to come here. And I've said that to so
Speaker 3: many of the leaders who talk to me and are like, sure,
Speaker 3: are you really afraid. Here's the truth. I will absolutely
Speaker 3: go down on a Sunday morning for a Bengals game.
Speaker 3: Of course I'm going to go to a red Skin.
Speaker 3: But I go down and I get out. I truly
Speaker 3: don't go down and go out on a Friday or
Speaker 3: Saturday night. I literally went down two weeks ago. My
Speaker 3: son goes to you, I told you, goes to the
Speaker 3: University of Cincinnati. My older son and he It was parents'
Speaker 3: weekend and some of the parents wanted to get together
Speaker 3: in OTR. I'm not kidding you, And I said, I
Speaker 3: was scared to death to park and walk, you know,
Speaker 3: one hundred feet to the bar. And I was, And
Speaker 3: I was even with Mike because I could just you know,
Speaker 3: you're you're kind of seeing the you know, people around
Speaker 3: that aren't going into the restaurants or the bars. They're
Speaker 3: just kind of wandering along the street. You feel like
Speaker 3: it's only it's not if, but when you're going to
Speaker 3: be in the wrong place at the wrong time. And
Speaker 3: that's the reality. When you have five people shot in
Speaker 3: a matter of eight hours in the heart of our
Speaker 3: city and around our city, why would you want to
Speaker 3: take that chance? And here's the reality. Yes, the reality
Speaker 3: is most of these victims and the suspects are involved
Speaker 3: in criminal activity. But the truth is that sometimes when
Speaker 3: it's happening at Fountain Square in places with innocent people
Speaker 3: can take a stray bullet. We've seen it happen innocent
Speaker 3: kids who are playing in parks, and we have these
Speaker 3: drive by shooting that happened all summer long. I mean,
Speaker 3: it is absolutely heartbreaking to me as somebody who loves
Speaker 3: this city and is so proud of the Queen City
Speaker 3: and I've said this before, Willie. Twenty three years ago
Speaker 3: when I came from Charlotte. I remember my police officer
Speaker 3: friends saying to me, why in the world would you
Speaker 3: want to live in Cincinnati. And we really created change here,
Speaker 3: and unfortunately it feels like we're going backwards. We have
Speaker 3: to be tough, and I think every parent who loses
Speaker 3: a child, even if their child is in their twenties
Speaker 3: and involved in crime, they too want to see changed.
Speaker 1: You know, one thing I've noticed, the convention Center is
Speaker 1: opening up. I think at the end of the year.
Speaker 1: I think December January. I might be wrong, but in
Speaker 1: the next few months, have you seen that the hotel
Speaker 1: come out of the ground. The answer is no, and
Speaker 1: the reason is Marriott is going to operate it. But
Speaker 1: the powers that be three c DC and others have
Speaker 1: to build it and it's not coming out of the
Speaker 1: ground because they cannot get financing. Now can you imagine
Speaker 1: that hotel should be coming out of the ground now,
Speaker 1: so when the convention center is open, the conventionaires can
Speaker 1: go into the hotel and guess what, have a great time.
Speaker 1: But at this point, as of a week ago, I
Speaker 1: was told by a rather prominent Cincinnatian that they cannot
Speaker 1: get financing, and they can't get financing because the banks
Speaker 1: don't want to do it, and so they want power
Speaker 1: brokers in town to guarantee the loan in case the
Speaker 1: events continue. By the way, the event on July twenty
Speaker 1: sixth happened right at the doorstep of the convention center.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: And and it's it's it's there's a story there as.
Speaker 1: To why is the hotel not coming out of the ground,
Speaker 1: And the answer is because they can't get financing. Why
Speaker 1: can't they get financing? Well, there's concern now if that
Speaker 1: happens and we have this great convention center and two
Speaker 1: of two big conventions have already canceled because the hotel
Speaker 1: is not available. That hotel is going to take what
Speaker 1: two years to build? And Uh, that's a problem.
Speaker 2: Is that a problem? That is a huge problem.
Speaker 1: And the problem there's a story find out why the
Speaker 1: convention center hotel is not being built. And right now
Speaker 1: it's a it's a dirt parking lot. And they wanted
Speaker 1: to start this thing a year ago when the convention
Speaker 1: center is being built. But the Chamber and others are
Speaker 1: trying to get financing. They can't get financing. Now that's
Speaker 1: a problem. So I don't know, Cherie. We've laid upon
Speaker 1: the table some necessary information is up to the powers
Speaker 1: that be to correct this thing and do something in
Speaker 1: the city. But right now the mayor's gone from this
Speaker 1: is wrong to this is unacceptable. Now it's intolerable. We're
Speaker 1: gone from wrong unacceptable now intolerable. What's the next five syllables?
Speaker 1: Get the the sarcees out and find out what the
Speaker 1: hell's next.
Speaker 3: Well, something has to be done, and you can't keep saying, okay,
Speaker 3: put more officers on the streets. Well again, I would
Speaker 3: argue that last night it appears as if you were
Speaker 3: officers right there. But when when people think the answer
Speaker 3: is pulling out a gun, I mean we see it
Speaker 3: time in and time out. That's the problem. If you're
Speaker 3: not afraid that if oh my god, I get caught
Speaker 3: shooting someone, I'm going to be locked up for.
Speaker 2: Years, not not happy.
Speaker 3: You're gonna take your chances. How it starts so young.
Speaker 3: We see teenagers, I mean twelve, thirteen, fourteen year old,
Speaker 3: and I always go back to what one since officer
Speaker 3: told me last year, He's like, sree, your definition of
Speaker 3: a kid in my definition of the kids are very different,
Speaker 3: you know, getting trained.
Speaker 1: Young young and because they know the juvenile court system
Speaker 1: here will not lock them up. Surrey up against the clock,
Speaker 1: you know, and that works. But try to find out
Speaker 1: what happened to the hotel, this beautiful hotel next to
Speaker 1: the convention center. That is that is that is nothing
Speaker 1: And we got to run Serik, get my best. All
Speaker 1: the folks Calvert now call her find out all right,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you, Sari pillother, thank you. Up against
Speaker 1: the clock. But River City we got a major problem.
Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, here we go again with our mayor.
Speaker 1: Irish Rowlie and the puppet, the puppet af tab Pirival
Speaker 1: doing what he's told looks off the pages of GQ.
Speaker 1: He's a metrosexual, you know. And then we have the
Speaker 1: police department, which is Tomorralize on site is the shootings
Speaker 1: are taking place. And then we have one of the
Speaker 1: juveniles in court this morning is lawyer god bless the
Speaker 1: lawyers in this country claim he wasn't found in possession
Speaker 1: of the gun that was used to shoot out the
Speaker 1: windows of city Bird and the beat goes on. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at a story about a year ago, in which
Speaker 1: the Inquiry story written by the Great Sharon Coolidge and
Speaker 1: Cameron Knight, talk about city council putting two hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy five thousand dollars toward a gun violence reduction program
Speaker 1: that attempts to pull quote active firearm offenders unquote away
Speaker 1: from their street life with pay, travel, job training, therapy,
Speaker 1: and more. Part of a sixty five million dollar program.
Speaker 1: City Council thought it would be wise, under the great
Speaker 1: leadership of Victoria Parks Scottie Johnson a lemon Kearny to
Speaker 1: actually pay armed robbers and gun offenders from getting away
Speaker 1: the life of a crime by paying them one to
Speaker 1: two thousand dollars a month not to commit crime. Deep
Speaker 1: in the story, this reflects that another key point of
Speaker 1: the program is transformative travel. I said, what is transformative travel? Well,
Speaker 1: the program says they will pay for trips out of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati to the fellows who, by the way, the fellows
Speaker 1: are the arm robbers and gun users a chance to
Speaker 1: get away from the dangers they face in their neighborhoods
Speaker 1: and understand there's life in other cities. What so, we're
Speaker 1: paying individuals who commit crimes with guns not to commit
Speaker 1: any more crime. And secondly, we'll give you travel vouchers
Speaker 1: to understand the glories of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
Speaker 1: or maybe Tuscaloosa, Alabama, to watch an Alabama football game,
Speaker 1: handing out this information. In fact, one of the programs
Speaker 1: gives tickets to REGs and Bengals games to offenders who
Speaker 1: promise not to commit crime for the next ninety days.
Speaker 2: That's the reaction.
Speaker 1: So one Mayor Iris Rowley says, we will not accept
Speaker 1: help from the state. The puppet eight to one plum
Speaker 1: straight a f t pirival. At the end those strings said,
Speaker 1: that's right, that's right. You might recall she was in
Speaker 1: some trouble because the police union did not like the
Speaker 1: fact she was obstructing justice, committing crimes, that is, interfering
Speaker 1: with the arrest of individuals had to warns out for
Speaker 1: their arrest and Irish Rowley, who's the mayor's confidant, paid
Speaker 1: one hundred and five thousand dollars a year, by the way,
Speaker 1: interfered with an arrest. So the police union asked the
Speaker 1: mayor to restrain the criminal misbehaviors of Iris Roly while
Speaker 1: the officers in uniform try to enforce the law when
Speaker 1: there was some suspicion her contract will not be renewed.
Speaker 2: She's not a city employee. What she is is.
Speaker 1: On contract her six figure salary to implement the collaborative.
Speaker 1: She called out the black fist who rallied on the
Speaker 1: steps of eight toh one Plump Street to threaten the
Speaker 1: mayor with lack of black support and the election coming
Speaker 1: up in about three weeks and the mayor being a puppet,
Speaker 1: listened to what Irish Rolly had to say, but what
Speaker 1: the mayor did do who was responded to the governor
Speaker 1: Mike DeWine into the ATF, into the US Marshall Service
Speaker 1: and the US Attorney's Office and others the Prosecutor's office,
Speaker 1: the Sheriff's Department, etc. By holding a big old news
Speaker 1: conference in which the mayor accepted help from the state.
Speaker 1: Then it came out the help consisted of two shifts
Speaker 1: a month, no more than that. It turned out to
Speaker 1: be zero because the mayor didn't want it in the
Speaker 1: first place. The mayor being iris Roy and off tall
Speaker 1: Victoria Parks, who said.
Speaker 2: That Holly was begged to be beaten.
Speaker 1: On July twenty sixth and lemon Kearney who's paying armed
Speaker 1: robbers money. And then also Scottie Johnson, who is the
Speaker 1: is the so called police liaison on city Council, and
Speaker 1: they all want to pay armed robbers not to commit crime.
Speaker 1: So the big old powwow was held and everyone signed
Speaker 1: off on the deal. And since then nothing has happened
Speaker 1: because the Mayor Iris Rowley did not attend the news
Speaker 1: conference with the governor. Victoria Parks was not there, she's
Speaker 1: the one that begged Holly to be beaten. Scottie Johnson
Speaker 1: wasn't there. Lemon Kearney was not there. By the way,
Speaker 1: Mika Owens, her frequent guests of Scott Sloans, was there
Speaker 1: and she, Mika Owens, made some sense. But when those
Speaker 1: in charge of the city don't want something to happen,
Speaker 1: guess what, It's not going to happen. And so when
Speaker 1: Mayor Irish Roley said we don't support this, nothing happened,
Speaker 1: nothing came of it, and then blood continues to run
Speaker 1: in the streets of Cincinnati. How sad, how sick, how unfortunate.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately I have a memory. Unfortunately I spent decades in
Speaker 1: the criminal justice system in the Hamley County, and all
Speaker 1: the counties surrounding Cincinnati. You might recall about fifteen years
Speaker 1: ago I had on my show Simon Leese and Joe
Speaker 1: Dieters and the jail, Hemny County Jail, Hemny County Justice Center.
Speaker 1: Same thing was packed and stacked with criminals, some being
Speaker 1: shipped up north, some serving their sentence in the justice center.
Speaker 1: And so what happened is Sy Lease, Joe Eaters and
Speaker 1: others said, we need another jail to be built. It
Speaker 1: was going to cost close to one hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: and the voters had to approve some sort of sales
Speaker 1: tax increase that would age out in about five years
Speaker 1: just to build the jail. And that's it. It got close.
Speaker 1: It failed, like fifty three to forty seven. People said, no,
Speaker 1: we had so many beds that were filled with criminals.
Speaker 1: We need another jail to handle the overflow. Secondly, I
Speaker 1: pointed out to you earlier that if you're a common
Speaker 1: police court judge or a municipal court judge, eight o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning, Judge Simon Leez would send you an
Speaker 1: email then is the sheriff and say that we can't
Speaker 1: accept any prisoners. Today were packed. The criminals are being
Speaker 1: locked up. Please don't send anybody here because we have
Speaker 1: to release them. That was fifteen years ago when our city,
Speaker 1: our county was functional. Now it's completely dysfunctional. In fact,
Speaker 1: I had on the other day you might recall head
Speaker 1: on the presiding Judge of Hamiliny County Municipal Court, the
Speaker 1: Great Judge Josh Berkowitz, and Judge Berkowitz said there's four
Speaker 1: hundred empty beds in the Hamlet County Jail unoccupied because
Speaker 1: the current crop of judges do not send criminals to jail.
Speaker 1: They send them to an ambassador program to get paid,
Speaker 1: not to give them more crime. Put together by Lemon Kearney,
Speaker 1: they're paying criminals to behave That's why there's no not
Speaker 1: sufficient inmates in the justice center. Because we've the last
Speaker 1: ten to fifteen years switched from conservative to liberal and
Speaker 1: it's not necessarily political that is Republican a Democrat. There
Speaker 1: were many, many, many, many many Democratic judges that I
Speaker 1: appeared in front of who always would send criminals to jail.
Speaker 1: Always Judge feller Off into the Judge Kneehouses and the
Speaker 1: Judge Betmans, they all send criminals to jail. And hell,
Speaker 1: they're Democrats. And they said well, we're going to force
Speaker 1: the law, and they send people to jail. Skip West,
Speaker 1: for example, send people to jail. In the magistrates system,
Speaker 1: send people to jail. If you commit crime, you go
Speaker 1: to jail. It was law and order we functioned. Now
Speaker 1: jump ahead fifteen years. These are different Democrats than were
Speaker 1: Democrats fifteen to twenty years ago. Judge Gorman was on
Speaker 1: the bench. He would send Democrat he would send people
Speaker 1: to jail all the time because that was their job.
Speaker 1: We don't do that anymore. We put them into an
Speaker 1: ambassador program. If you're a convicted criminal, especially with a gun,
Speaker 1: a city council is going to pay you to stay
Speaker 1: away from crime. What do you say to the kids
Speaker 1: that don't commit crime? The great majority of kids don't
Speaker 1: commit crime. They're not paid the face of crime. I
Speaker 1: haven't seen the gender or race of those shot recently
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, but I would imagine eighty ninety percent of
Speaker 1: more black the face of crime in Cincinnati is a
Speaker 1: black mail face. While the great majority of black males
Speaker 1: would never commit a crime, nothing, this is a small
Speaker 1: distinct group of gangbangers, about eighty ninety percent Black males,
Speaker 1: that the criminal justice system pulls its punch because of
Speaker 1: restorative justice. That Judge Wendy Cross, the reason that juvenile
Speaker 1: court systems do not put people in jail anymore is
Speaker 1: because of restorative justice. Kerrie Bloom is the presiding judge
Speaker 1: of juvenile courts. She does not believe that young black
Speaker 1: mails should be locked up. She said repeatedly that if
Speaker 1: I send a young blackmail to jail, he's more likely
Speaker 1: to come out worse than going in the front door.
Speaker 1: He'll come out in worse shape out the back door.
Speaker 1: It's called restorative justice. We have to restore justice. You
Speaker 1: restore justice not to the victim, but to the defendant.
Speaker 1: Give him justice. As a consequence, we have five hundred
Speaker 1: to one thousand who need to be locked up. If
Speaker 1: there was four hundred more off the streets of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: you would not have shootouts on Fountain Square. They'd be
Speaker 1: locked up. You can't commit crime from prison, it's more difficult.
Speaker 1: So it is this systemic problem. The whole system is
Speaker 1: broken in Cincinnati and Hamley County. Fortunately, in about three
Speaker 1: weeks you have an opportunity to correct it. Find out
Speaker 1: who the judges are a find out whether they believe
Speaker 1: in no cash bail, find out if they believe in
Speaker 1: restorative justice. I noticed the other day yesterday was Columbus Day,
Speaker 1: also known as Indigenous People's Day. Our left wing radical
Speaker 1: clerk of courts put a sign up saying that we're
Speaker 1: living in Hamlety County on stolen Indian land and that
Speaker 1: we should pay homage to those who lived here before us.
Speaker 2: It was some tribes I never heard of.
Speaker 1: I thought the Hope Wells were in charge. They stole
Speaker 1: the land from other Indian tribes. God knows what he's
Speaker 1: talking about. But we have a restorative justice clerk of
Speaker 1: courts who will not follow court orders. Had to be
Speaker 1: ordered to follow court orders by by the High Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: and now he wants to act as if you have
Speaker 1: stolen lands owned by the Indians, you did this and
Speaker 1: that restorative justice needs to occur. So restorative justice means
Speaker 1: criminals are free and victims do not have recompense. That
Speaker 1: is restorative justice. So the mayor has gone from this
Speaker 1: is wrong to this is unacceptable, to this is intolerable.
Speaker 1: What's the next five syllaboys gonna use? It begins with police.
Speaker 1: We need at least two hundred more cops. It's gonna
Speaker 1: take two to three years to get to get that
Speaker 1: over that hunt. You talk to Ken Kober. Every year
Speaker 1: forty to fifty cops retire and they have a class
Speaker 1: of forty or fifty recruits. So every year you stay
Speaker 1: static one to two hundred cops.
Speaker 2: Short.
Speaker 1: It begins with cops, but it also begins with judges
Speaker 1: who will send criminals to jail for criminal misbehavior.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense to you? We don't have that.
Speaker 1: So you're gonna have more and more cops arresting more
Speaker 1: and more people. And guess what if the judges don't
Speaker 1: send them to jail, the jails will continue to be emptied.
Speaker 2: It's gonna defeat the purpose.
Speaker 1: You might recall about two months ago the chiefs of
Speaker 1: police of Hamlety County, there's about twenty or twenty five,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, a lot of chiefs of police
Speaker 1: like an Addiston, like an Amberley Village, like a Madeira,
Speaker 1: like Inning Hill Rangers like Green Township issued a statement
Speaker 1: that we're in trouble because we have judges in a
Speaker 1: bond system that do not lock up criminals. Hell of
Speaker 1: those kids that tore apart white blue ash, white red,
Speaker 1: white and blue ash. The fireworks on fourth of July,
Speaker 1: a bunch of crimes were committed. Cops were shot in
Speaker 1: the leg by Baka Bottle rockets injured. It got to
Speaker 1: juvenile court and all the charges were dismissed. Blue Ash
Speaker 1: police are demoralized. They went through the process of arresting someone,
Speaker 1: transporting them downtown, getting them criminally charged, and guess what,
Speaker 1: the juvenile court system let them go. So the three
Speaker 1: legs of the criminal justice tool was number one police,
Speaker 1: Number two is the prosecutor, and number three are the judges.
Speaker 1: Any one of those three that screw up, we're in trouble.
Speaker 1: We go from wrong to unacceptable to intolerable. We have
Speaker 1: four hundred beds in the Hamlet County Jail that should
Speaker 1: have in those beds four hundred criminals, but we don't
Speaker 1: have that because of the judge Carry Blooms and the
Speaker 1: judge Wendy Crosses and others that have a pitter patter
Speaker 1: attitude when it comes to criminal justice, especially if the
Speaker 1: person is a young black male. They act as if
Speaker 1: they've had so many challenges in their life they need
Speaker 1: a break or two or three, or four or five.
Speaker 1: The Ryan Hinton crowd, who unfortunately is dead because he
Speaker 1: was living a life of crime with guns and extended.
Speaker 1: Megan was shot by a police officer, and it's odd
Speaker 1: to me that I have Ted Pureval also known as
Speaker 1: Iris Roley. The mayor of Cincinnati, continues to run a
Speaker 1: campaign that crime is down.
Speaker 2: Crime is down, No, it's not.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a story out of the Inquiry that
Speaker 1: says in this story today there have been eighteen people
Speaker 1: shot downtown so far this year in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Why do you think Proctor and God is expanding greatly
Speaker 1: their facility in Mason. Why do you think I think
Speaker 1: the lunch trade is way down and the business course
Speaker 1: because employees are not coming to work. Fit Third Bank
Speaker 1: and others are telling their employees if you feel unsafe
Speaker 1: or uncomfortable in an environment where in the last four
Speaker 1: or five days about thirty shots rang out all over
Speaker 1: downtown Cincinnati and in and around Fountain Square, if you
Speaker 1: stay home, big businesses are going to say, we're going
Speaker 1: to leave the city of Cincinnati. The hotel which is
Speaker 1: supposed to rise along with the convention center is not
Speaker 1: being built, and the convention center is due to open
Speaker 1: when in January. I think there's going to be a
Speaker 1: Reds fest there. See if there's a see if there's
Speaker 1: a large Marita hotel stand right there.
Speaker 2: The answer is there is none. It doesn't it doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: I'm told it's because they can't get financing in an
Speaker 1: environment where the banks want to loan money. They need
Speaker 1: more people to guarantee that if these assaults in downtown Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: like on July twenty sixth with Holly, can you that
Speaker 1: people are going to abandon downtown Cincinnati like they abandon
Speaker 1: downtown Cleveland. Hell, the Browns are moving south in Kyle
Speaker 1: Hooka County. I'm not sure the Bengals can move. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: as Shri Pollo said, she'll come downtown for a Reds
Speaker 1: game or a Bengals game.
Speaker 2: But that's about it. It's too dangerous.
Speaker 1: When you have thousands of shots flying around the city
Speaker 1: business corps every year that occasionally hit someone it shouldn't hit.
Speaker 1: You would think those most profoundly affected by this, the
Speaker 1: black community, would arise and say, we don't have to
Speaker 1: live like this.
Speaker 2: This is wrong.
Speaker 1: We need judges to sentence, cops to arrest, and prosecutors
Speaker 1: to prosecute. We need that, we need to carry blooms
Speaker 1: to understand we care more about public safety than restorative justice.
Speaker 1: We need when you cross not to collapse the probation system,
Speaker 1: bring everyone downtown, which makes it more difficult for pos
Speaker 1: to monitor those on probation. The whole system needs to
Speaker 1: be refer We don't need all these make work programs.
Speaker 1: We don't need red bike patrols and curfew violators and
Speaker 1: landscape planners and moving the bus stop and downtown ambassadors.
Speaker 1: We got to do better. We need law enforcement. Arrest criminals,
Speaker 1: keep them in jail, and send them to prison.
Speaker 2: That's what we need.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: There is one hell of a program that lemon Kearney
Speaker 1: were not like at all. Everything flows through the new mayor,
Speaker 1: Iris Roley. What does she want and when does she
Speaker 1: want it? And my gosh, you're we in trouble. Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more coming up next. As the representative of
Speaker 1: the Media Research Center about the UMAs and the coverage
Speaker 1: Donald Trump did not properly receive.
Speaker 2: But you don't have to live like this. I don't
Speaker 2: have a.
Speaker 1: Vote on changing city council and changing the mayor, but
Speaker 1: if you do, get your head out of your petard,
Speaker 1: understand what's happening, and if you're in the black community,
Speaker 1: and you understand what's going on. Be like Lynda Matthews
Speaker 1: at Evanel City Council. Understand this isn't black or white.
Speaker 1: This is fair or unfair, this is crime or victims.
Speaker 2: This is justice.
Speaker 1: And don't listen to liberal leftists or bring us more
Speaker 1: of the same. After all, this is wrong, it's unacceptable,
Speaker 1: this is intolerable, says the mayor after have pureval the
Speaker 1: puppeteer of Irish Rolely. Irish Rolely is the mayor on.
Speaker 2: News radio seven hundred WW.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunning in the Great American Of course, we'd like
Speaker 1: to monitor the mainstream media and what they cover, what
Speaker 1: they do not cover. Media Research Center Free Speech America
Speaker 1: team is headed up by Michael Morris, and they keep
Speaker 1: track of what the mainstream media and forms the American
Speaker 1: people about. You know, garbage in, garbage out. If you
Speaker 1: hear garbage and then a poll is taken as to
Speaker 1: what you think is happening in the world or in
Speaker 1: the country, in your city, and you have garbage coming
Speaker 1: into your mind, then garbage comes out your mouth when
Speaker 1: you talk about your perception. Because we rely upon the
Speaker 1: news media to on our behalf to inform us objectively
Speaker 1: and fairly about what's happening in the world because most
Speaker 1: of us are working like crazy. As a consequence, we
Speaker 1: don't have time to go out and interview people. We
Speaker 1: rely upon an objective media to do that. And the
Speaker 1: Media Research Center, began by Brent Brozell and others, have
Speaker 1: been in the business of chronicling what's happening in the
Speaker 1: mainstream media. About twenty five to thirty five percent of
Speaker 1: the American people only get their information from the mainstream media,
Speaker 1: and so the director of Media Research Center Free Speech
Speaker 1: America is Michael Morris. And Michael Morris welcome, I think
Speaker 1: for the first time to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Michael,
Speaker 1: first of all, you have an interesting study. I'm looking
Speaker 1: out that AI Systems AI barries Trump's pivotal role in
Speaker 1: Israel Hamas peace deal.
Speaker 2: Explain what you discovered about that.
Speaker 1: Plus I want to talk about CNN's Christian I'm on
Speaker 1: poor and also talk about the coverage by MSNBC of
Speaker 1: these events the last two or three days. So tell
Speaker 1: the American people your AI systems bearing Trump's involvement in
Speaker 1: this deal.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you so much for having me on. And look,
Speaker 4: you know, Donald Trump has been praised from a bipartisan
Speaker 4: group of individuals. We've got US Senator John Fetterman actually
Speaker 4: out there congratulating President Donald Trump for the Israel Hamas
Speaker 4: peace deal. You've got Senator Rand Paul from the Republican
Speaker 4: side of the aisle saying this is what you get
Speaker 4: when you have bold, decisive diplomacy. You've got benjaminett Yahu,
Speaker 4: the Prime Minister of Israel, out there saying Donald Trump's
Speaker 4: the greatest friend the State of Israel has ever had.
Speaker 4: And then you've got the radical anti free speech Kir
Speaker 4: Starmer actually praising Donald Trump, saying, you know, the surviving
Speaker 4: hostages are free. The Department of Gaza has stopped and
Speaker 4: desperately needed a is starting to enter as a result
Speaker 4: of the peace plan led by Donald Trump. And surprise, surprise,
Speaker 4: even Hillary Clintony actually committed President Donald Trump and his administration.
Speaker 4: So widespread support for Donald what Donald Trump has done.
Speaker 4: And yet if you ask chat TPT or meta AI,
Speaker 4: well you're gonna get a different story. So I asked,
Speaker 4: I asked five chatbots, who's responsible for the peace deal
Speaker 4: between Israel and Hamas. Okay, chat tpt actually buries the
Speaker 4: mention of Donald Trump's key role, and it claimed that
Speaker 4: there's not a single person that's responsible for the peace
Speaker 4: deal between Israel and Hamas and instead of credit a
Speaker 4: bunch of different actors. And then Medai said something very similar,
Speaker 4: and then it went on to say the credit is
Speaker 4: for both Donald Trump and get this, quote unquote, Joe Biden,
Speaker 4: who's not even in office.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden gets credit.
Speaker 1: That's Anton and Blanken floated that balloon that somehow Donald
Speaker 1: Trump followed through the efforts of Joe Biden to improve
Speaker 1: conditions in the Middle East. So maybe this Ai platform
Speaker 1: was listening to Anton and Blink and talking about the
Speaker 1: glories of Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: How absurd.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's crazy. And here here's what Mattai actually said.
Speaker 4: It said, quote both Donald Trump and Joe Biden played
Speaker 4: significant roles in the negotiations. Trump's initiative aim to in
Speaker 4: the war in Gaza, while Biden's administration backed Israel's pressure
Speaker 4: on Hamas and organized the coalition to stop Iran's attacks
Speaker 4: on Israel. First of all, Joe Biden's not even in office.
Speaker 4: Second of all, isn't Joe Biden the guy that was
Speaker 4: out on the White House lawn getting redirected by the
Speaker 4: Easter Bunny during Resurrection Day holiday.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, the Easter Bunny had to help Joe Biden
Speaker 1: get in the proper position. The Easter Bunny during Easter
Speaker 1: had to direct the President where to stand. The President
Speaker 1: had no idea, But that's the guy responsible for the
Speaker 1: manipulation of all these sources and just looking at this
Speaker 1: thing objectively. Who else could have said to Iran Gonna,
Speaker 1: we're gonna newter you, We're gonna take care of We're
Speaker 1: gonna wipe out your nuclear program. He then flies to
Speaker 1: the United Arab immigrants and do by et cetera, gets
Speaker 1: them on board. He goes to Turkey with Aerowan and
Speaker 1: gets Airwon to agree to put Turkish forces in Gaza.
Speaker 1: He then goes to six or seven other countries, including
Speaker 1: Western Europe, and told those guys what their role is
Speaker 1: going to be. And then yesterday they had the big
Speaker 1: pow wow, and you had these twenty seven world leaders
Speaker 1: standing behind Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: He was the orchestra.
Speaker 1: He was the conductor of this huge orchestra and everyone
Speaker 1: was singing out of the same tune. This was so good,
Speaker 1: That's why MSNBC didn't cover it. Msn I watch it,
Speaker 1: so you don't have to, Michael Morris. I'm watching it
Speaker 1: and now and then they dip in and out of
Speaker 1: the coverage, but mainly it was about the government shutdown
Speaker 1: caused by Donald Trump, and also about the Epstein files
Speaker 1: once again, and whether Donald Trump had a picture taken
Speaker 1: thirty four years ago with a half naked woman. I'm thinking,
Speaker 1: and that's on that's yesterday, that's on Monday. With these
Speaker 1: monumental events piece in the Middle East, MSNBC's covering half
Speaker 1: naked photos with Donald Trump and I'm a young lady
Speaker 1: thirty five years ago, and that tells me media buys
Speaker 1: right there.
Speaker 2: Michael Morris, what do you think about that one?
Speaker 4: Well, look, you know, this is crazy and it's the
Speaker 4: same sort of nonsense that we get from the leftist
Speaker 4: legacy media time and time again. So it's no surprise
Speaker 4: that they're skirting information that actually be helpful for the
Speaker 4: American citizen to know about the Republican side of the
Speaker 4: aisle and specifically Donald Trump. They've had an axe to
Speaker 4: grind against him, you know, for so long now. It
Speaker 4: started with the Russia Russia Russia nonsense. Then it was
Speaker 4: you know, January sixth, NonStop, wall to wall. And this
Speaker 4: is the problem when you have the majority of the
Speaker 4: media outlets out there giving the American people only one
Speaker 4: side of the story and not actually presenting real news
Speaker 4: so the American people can be informed. It is a
Speaker 4: huge problem in this country.
Speaker 1: Well, when you have ABC News, by the way, the
Speaker 1: view is a product to ABC News. Jimmy Kimmel is ABC.
Speaker 1: You then have other NBC and CBS same way, and
Speaker 1: I wouldn't look that. Barry Wise, the woman now in
Speaker 1: charge to CBS, put out a ten point plan to
Speaker 1: kind of tell the staffers of CBS News, you have
Speaker 1: to try to be objective, you got to be fair,
Speaker 1: get both sides of something. And the CBS News staffers
Speaker 1: will not respond to the CEO now of CBS News
Speaker 1: that whether or not they're going to try to be
Speaker 1: fair and impartial, they won't respond your comments on that.
Speaker 4: Well, look, this is why legacy media is not trusted.
Speaker 4: The polls are showing that the American people just don't
Speaker 4: trust the legacy media anymore. It's completely in the toilet.
Speaker 4: And again it's not a surprise when these leftist legacy
Speaker 4: outlets give you misinformation. They give you false information.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 4: The left loves to run around and use these words
Speaker 4: and blame those things on the right, but the exact
Speaker 4: opposite is true. These leftist outlets are the ones giving
Speaker 4: you miss information, are the ones that be giving you
Speaker 4: false information. They're bearing their censoring information that would help
Speaker 4: the right, and they're doing all that they can to
Speaker 4: be a propaganda mill for the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a story out of Media Research Center
Speaker 1: about CNN, the CNN International hosts that Christian i'm on Poor,
Speaker 1: who has said vicious an a Semitic things for years,
Speaker 1: had the temerity to say that Israeli prisoners were treated
Speaker 1: better than gosins since they were pawns and a negotiation.
Speaker 1: And so Christan i'm on Poor, if CNN said that
Speaker 1: if you were chained, starved, raped, tortured and beaten and
Speaker 1: then many murdered, you're in really not as bad as
Speaker 1: shape as someone in Gaza. And this morning she came
Speaker 1: out and apologized for that comment. And I would note
Speaker 1: also Michael Morris a Media Research Center, that there were
Speaker 1: many many females taken as prisoners. Not one female came
Speaker 1: out alive, and one of the one of the UH
Speaker 1: one of the prisoners said that there were yells and
Speaker 1: screams and shouts. They were raped to death by hamas Uh.
Speaker 1: And so you would have to think that somehow someone
Speaker 1: in the news like Christian I'm on poor, would understand
Speaker 1: that the reason women did not come out alive is
Speaker 1: they were raped and beaten to death by Amosti's murderers.
Speaker 1: And and that we find out this morning from one
Speaker 1: of one of the prisoners that he spent the entire
Speaker 1: two years chained by the ankle. He was given a
Speaker 1: piece of bread a day. He was the one that
Speaker 1: was digging his own grave. About a month ago, you
Speaker 1: might recall one of the prisoners that looked emaciated and
Speaker 1: he was digging his own grave. In the last ten
Speaker 1: days he started being fed three meals a day to
Speaker 1: fatten them up a little bit, to make it look
Speaker 1: look a little bit better. But when the mainstream media
Speaker 1: says that those who were beaten, raped, tortured and starved
Speaker 1: to nearly death were in better shape than others, that
Speaker 1: gives you the amount of the bias at CNN.
Speaker 4: Well, it's it's absolutely incredible and horrific. What's happened to
Speaker 4: the Israeli people over there. And I'm so thrilled that
Speaker 4: we put an end to the killing. That's that's phenomenal.
Speaker 4: But but look, here's here's the issue. Eighty six percent
Speaker 4: of Americans get news from the digital device. That's from
Speaker 4: the FEW Research Center. Okay, Now one in five US
Speaker 4: workers are now using artificial intelligence in their job. And
Speaker 4: and and so AI uses on the rise. Chat TOPT
Speaker 4: usage in particular has doubled since twenty twenty three. And
Speaker 4: you know, now when you do searchers online, okay, if
Speaker 4: you're if you're googling something that became a verb quite
Speaker 4: some time ago. Now you get these AI summaries at
Speaker 4: the top. So so one of my what am I saying? Okay,
Speaker 4: artificial intelligence is everywhere, and artificial intelligence is now using
Speaker 4: these same lettist legacy media sources, these biased, these biased
Speaker 4: sources to feed the same sort of dribble to the
Speaker 4: American people. Only now it's being done in a more
Speaker 4: hidden way and more pernicious way than it ever was before.
Speaker 4: At least when you saw on the TV it said
Speaker 4: ABC News, NCW, CBS News at the bottom of the television. Now,
Speaker 4: when you're using artificial intelligence, you actually have to go
Speaker 4: and find what the sources are and where they're coming from.
Speaker 4: Pure Research Center actually says that if you're doing a
Speaker 4: Google search, right, they did a study and they showed
Speaker 4: that if there's an AI summary at the top of
Speaker 4: a search that you're doing, only eight percent of all
Speaker 4: visits resulted in a click on a source below the
Speaker 4: AI summary, And then if you only read the AA
Speaker 4: summary itself, okay, only one percent of people clicked on
Speaker 4: what the source citation was. For the result that you
Speaker 4: get at the top, twenty six percent of people actually
Speaker 4: ended the browsing session entirely. So what that means is
Speaker 4: people don't even know when they're looking at these AI
Speaker 4: responses who the sources are. Well, I can tell you
Speaker 4: it's left this legacy media outlets. It's outlets like Wikipedia,
Speaker 4: it's outlets like Reddit, It's it's Google, which gives you
Speaker 4: nothing but almost nothing but leftist sources, and it's just outrageous.
Speaker 1: Well, when the AI platforms survey a liberal and left
Speaker 1: leaning biases ABC, NBC, CBS, and NPR and then the
Speaker 1: responses go through chat to a GPT or Meta or
Speaker 1: a Gemini. When they do that and they come up
Speaker 1: with the idea that Joe Biden had a significant part
Speaker 1: in the peace treaty. You got to be kidding me,
Speaker 1: because when you review the media bias and the AI
Speaker 1: platforms give Joe Biden credit, you know how far left
Speaker 1: it is. And you know, lastly, Michael Morris, how long
Speaker 1: will this fight take? Is this an ongoing battle? We're
Speaker 1: going to have an eternity when when we have a
Speaker 1: so called media that's fair, objective and parcel and simply
Speaker 1: give us the facts without a left wing bias, are
Speaker 1: we do you see any successes happening?
Speaker 4: Well, look, you know, the American people are winning. The
Speaker 4: MRC has been exposing this for over thirty five years,
Speaker 4: and the American people have have discovered, oh my gosh,
Speaker 4: the legacy media is absolutely in the gutter. It's in
Speaker 4: the toilet, okay. And so now we have people like
Speaker 4: Larry Ellison going out there and making deals. Yes, you
Speaker 4: have ABC getting called to the carpet as a broadcast station,
Speaker 4: and you've got next door in Sinclair saying, hey, look,
Speaker 4: you know you should be providing information that's representative to
Speaker 4: the entire public. There's a public interest standard at play here.
Speaker 4: If you're going to use the public airways, that's a
Speaker 4: massive win for the American people. So yeah, it does
Speaker 4: appear that the tide is turning. And that's because the
Speaker 4: American people are formed and were we here at the
Speaker 4: NRC are a big part of the reason why.
Speaker 2: No question.
Speaker 1: And when ABC News says the View is a product
Speaker 1: of ABC News, there's the there's exhibit A. We got
Speaker 1: to run, Michael Morris a media research center, got dot org,
Speaker 1: NewsBusters dot org. Once again, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham. So let's keep informing the American people so
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Speaker 4: And so I'll be quiet man and and and answer
Speaker 4: your questions so I can get the work.
Speaker 2: Oh hello, quiet, and I'm spoke. I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 6: And that's how it should be.
Speaker 2: And so that'd be a said, I'll shut up and
Speaker 2: open it up with questions. That's my she's angry about one.
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco, how about a division rival sending their opening
Speaker 1: day starter to the Bengals to beat up on the Steelers.
Speaker 4: And you look at them, the collection of men in
Speaker 4: the depth of their talent.
Speaker 1: Well, Mike tomlins On, you know why he's unhappy because
Speaker 1: the Bengals are gonna win Thursday Night?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Who day?
Speaker 1: You know their record and when they went to the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl four years ago, the record after.
Speaker 2: Nine games was five and four. You know the record?
Speaker 1: Now, what if they beat Pittsburgh, then they beat New York,
Speaker 1: then they beat Chicago, what's their record?
Speaker 2: Five and five? Five and four?
Speaker 1: You you went to Middletown. I'm sorry, I went to
Speaker 1: Deer Park five and four. I'm just saying, right now,
Speaker 1: I see something. And then if they lose Thursday Night.
Speaker 7: And go two and five, you're off the wagon. It's
Speaker 7: the baby goodbye. But if they win, you're in Jets.
Speaker 7: They'll be favored, right, I think. I think Chicago bears
Speaker 7: three straight at home, right, yes? Yeah, if they win
Speaker 7: those three and that's before the bye, right correct? Now, Well,
Speaker 7: they go out of the by and come back in
Speaker 7: that second half like they did what the Super Bowl year?
Speaker 2: Did they have a great second half?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: And maybe Joe Burrow. Maybe he'll have to fight for
Speaker 1: his job when he comes back. What wait a minute, now,
Speaker 1: if Flaco takes the Bengals on a run, right now,
Speaker 1: does does Burrow become the quarterback?
Speaker 2: Let's just wait till he gets back.
Speaker 7: Joe Flacco, he's not coming back, though, Santa Claus comes.
Speaker 2: What if Joe Flaco is doing a better job? Agrees?
Speaker 2: What did he say?
Speaker 1: No, that's what I thought. But did he say that
Speaker 1: Flacco should replace Joe Burrow?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Oh no, No, they're going to go with They're gonna
Speaker 2: go with number nine. Yes.
Speaker 1: Secondly, I'm watching the game last night, No watching? Okay,
Speaker 1: double play ball off the center field wall?
Speaker 2: But was it eight to two?
Speaker 7: The uh?
Speaker 2: The ball? He threw it from center field.
Speaker 1: But the thing is, if the ball hits the wall
Speaker 1: and then it's caught by the player, the ball is
Speaker 1: in play, it's not an out, so the base is loaded.
Speaker 1: The center field had the mental acuity hunlike this Bryce
Speaker 1: Terang character to throw the ball to home, and the
Speaker 1: guy on third didn't it whether to tag up or not.
Speaker 1: He wasn't sure whether the center field caught the ball
Speaker 1: on the fly or not. Right, so the guy at
Speaker 1: third kind of hesitated.
Speaker 2: He's got more issues in a magazine.
Speaker 1: Stand Should I stay or should I go? He goes,
Speaker 1: But then it's a force.
Speaker 2: Should I go?
Speaker 1: There's a force play at home. Then the catcher Contreres
Speaker 1: had the mental acuity to run to third and tag
Speaker 1: the base, which was a force out.
Speaker 2: What a double play from two to eight?
Speaker 1: Now, second you used to do it, Saint Xavier's Gordon
Speaker 1: Veterino taught me that play.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: Secondly, Bryce, is this tarang t u rang? It's batting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: the bases are juiced.
Speaker 7: It's two to one, bottom of the ninth, bottom of
Speaker 7: the ninth, two out going nuts. I think that counts
Speaker 7: like two in one or something, right, And the ball
Speaker 7: is thrown at his legs.
Speaker 2: Within millimeters of his leg.
Speaker 1: But Gordon Veterino taught me with Burnette Pontiac, okay in
Speaker 1: that situation, not the that's the funeral home.
Speaker 2: But tell me would bury you don't move, okay.
Speaker 1: In other words, if if Bryce had simply stood there
Speaker 1: and gotten hit, take one for the team, he got
Speaker 1: the games tied.
Speaker 2: He's addressed it. He dressed it. After the game. You
Speaker 2: talked it. Well, all he had to do was stand
Speaker 2: there and do nothing. He said. It was a reflexive
Speaker 2: motion of.
Speaker 1: Me to back away, and he was struck out on
Speaker 1: the next pitch with a neck hi fastball, and.
Speaker 2: Uh went upstairs with the heat.
Speaker 7: Well, if you see me looking the Doug and I'm thinking, damn,
Speaker 7: I shouldn't have done that. I knew it at the
Speaker 7: I didn't know it at the time. I wasn't thinking.
Speaker 7: How many times does something happened in life where someone
Speaker 7: says I wasn't thinking. But Gordon Veterino told me every
Speaker 7: second of the day, dude, move, yeah, take one for
Speaker 7: the team.
Speaker 2: Right, the score is tied, it's the bottom of that two.
Speaker 1: The basis is still loaded, right, And Terang says, look,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I made a mistake.
Speaker 2: I wasn't thinking.
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Speaker 1: Now on that point segment, Pat Murphy, as you know,
Speaker 1: almost became the manager for the Reds. Yeah, defended the
Speaker 1: second basement, saying it's hard to take that kind of
Speaker 1: a pitch against your body. If you try to outmaneuver yourself,
Speaker 1: it's hard to get hit by the pitch anyway.
Speaker 7: It was all reactionary. He reacted. He wasn't thinking segment.
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Speaker 2: What would you have done? Would you have taken one
Speaker 2: for the team? Heck yeah, hit me and hit me
Speaker 2: in the leg. It's the game is tied. You have
Speaker 2: lots of padding too.
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Speaker 7: the practice field right now, getting ready for that battle
Speaker 7: Thursday night at pay Course Stadium against O Steelers. Oh
Speaker 7: and let's see injuries. Trey Hendrickson still day to day
Speaker 7: with the back problem. Aren't you day to day yourself?
Speaker 2: Always?
Speaker 7: Atlanta stunned Buffalo last night, stunning Scott Sloane almost didn't
Speaker 7: come in today.
Speaker 2: He was sick. Were fourteen? Sloaney almost called off. But
Speaker 2: the Bills aren't very good? Are they? Right now? They're not?
Speaker 7: Chicago is Washington on a late Jake the Snake Moody
Speaker 7: field goal twenty five to twenty four the twenty fourth
Speaker 7: ranked Cincinnati Bearcats. Here we go face Oklahoma State Center
Speaker 7: The Night on the Road Scott Centerfield showed live from
Speaker 7: the Ridge of Montgomery and at eight o five after
Speaker 7: Sports Talk here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: May God bless Jim Kelly Junior and Tony Pike.
Speaker 7: Pike Baseball Game two of the National League Lance League
Speaker 7: Championship Series tonight in Milwaukee at eight uh. The American
Speaker 7: League Championship Series has a day off Game three tomorrow
Speaker 7: night in Seattle, where the Mariners lead it to nil
Speaker 7: over the Jas.
Speaker 2: What does Junior say about this? I was probably happy.
Speaker 7: Seattle is managed by Dan Wilson, who was who was
Speaker 7: who was right? Who was hit with a red? And
Speaker 7: I think he was part of the Ken Griffy Junior trade.
Speaker 1: He went from Cincinnati two Seattle. Junior came from Sattle
Speaker 1: to hear and then of course Toronto.
Speaker 2: Their assistant GM David Bell Bingo.
Speaker 1: There's this Cincinnati connection right there there. Everything in the
Speaker 1: world is connected to Cincinnati one way or another.
Speaker 7: And also also whether we want to say congratulations, probably
Speaker 7: going to be our citizen of the day.
Speaker 2: Who's that, mister Jeff Ruby. Absolutely, he's been inducted into
Speaker 2: the Greater Cincinnati Hall of Fame. Deserves it.
Speaker 1: Secondly, Brindy Ruby, I have her comments here. Yeah, very
Speaker 1: unhappy about having windows shot out around them by thirty
Speaker 1: something shots fared over two incidents.
Speaker 2: What's going on down here?
Speaker 1: He's given the mayor twenty four hours. Uh oh, you
Speaker 1: want to read the statement.
Speaker 7: What's the mayor going to do? He's probably still he's
Speaker 7: probably getting his hair done. Well, the mayor does nothing,
Speaker 7: police do nothing, the mayor the Mayor's Irish roller.
Speaker 2: You know what they need, They need the rifleman and
Speaker 2: Matt Dillon back.
Speaker 1: What they need is Richard K. Jones to become the
Speaker 1: chief of police and the city. Can you imagine Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones seize in control of the city police department? Yes,
Speaker 1: wouldn't that be something? Oh and what about the big
Speaker 1: man coming in Donald Trump? So tomorrow I have on
Speaker 1: a certain US senator what currently in office.
Speaker 2: That will you mean DJT may bring in the NNG.
Speaker 2: Can't say to the queen city got to wait till tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's a sense the city is spiraling out of
Speaker 1: control like Chicago, and that the National Guard may be
Speaker 1: demanded by j. D Vance to come into the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati and get things under control because the mayor
Speaker 1: Iris Rowley doesn't know what she's doing.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: I mean, who wants to go downtown anymore? How about
Speaker 7: thirty one shots? The Fountain Square now is a shooting
Speaker 7: them up like a long branch saloon with mss Kitty
Speaker 7: thank you. So I'm a festus.
Speaker 2: That's you. Where's Andy Griffin when you need them? That's you.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying. Segment, would you go down to the
Speaker 1: Fountain Square to have lunch? No, everyone's diving behind plantings,
Speaker 1: They're diving, hitting the deck as bullets.
Speaker 2: Try. Some of the people probably jumped into fountain. Well
Speaker 2: we need more.
Speaker 1: You got to prohibit those red bikes, segment, that's the problem.
Speaker 1: Or maybe changing the bus stops that's the problem. You know,
Speaker 1: how about guns?
Speaker 2: Why don't they use that transit center center down there? Yeah,
Speaker 2: so hang them high lock them up. Why don't they
Speaker 2: use just transit center? How many millions was that to do? Billions?
Speaker 1: Charlie, that's Charlie Lucan's folly and one last time, worst
Speaker 1: chance when we need him. Cars kill about fifty thousand
Speaker 1: Americans every year. Yeah, have you ever heard anyone talk
Speaker 1: about car violence that being the driver of the car
Speaker 1: is the problem, not the car. When it comes to
Speaker 1: quote gun violence, guns commit no crime. It is the operator,
Speaker 1: the perpetrator using the gun to commit crime. Why don't
Speaker 1: we refer to cars fifty thousand Americans every year as
Speaker 1: car violence because we know that the driver of the
Speaker 1: car is the problem, not the car itself.
Speaker 7: Gun violence doesn't exist. Guns do not commit violence. But
Speaker 7: that's not the cool thing to say. People commit violence
Speaker 7: with guns, right, I say seg Man, I say let's
Speaker 7: change the vernacular. You can go to a gun show
Speaker 7: and Sharon Doll Community Convention Center. I've been there, thousands
Speaker 7: of guns, millions of rounds of ammunition, hundreds of people.
Speaker 7: How much violence is there with all those guns? Sharon
Speaker 7: Nippetty do due and so is it?
Speaker 6: I think it's time that we blow something up.
Speaker 1: See calls in and say let's blow something up. I
Speaker 1: want Richard K. Jones to become the chief of police
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati. Oh, would that be something?
Speaker 1: Oh that would be unbelievable, Annie Mack. Guns do not
Speaker 1: commit violence. People using guns commit violence.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Willie. They got a big problem downtown
Speaker 2: and the banks, allegedly Martain Square now and then, you know,
Speaker 2: I don't know. Allegedly the mayor.
Speaker 1: At two o'clock, Iris Rowley is going to make a
Speaker 1: statement whether side he's not the mayor, Iris Tabs the puppet.
Speaker 1: Iris Rolly is the puppeteer. She's the one manipulating the
Speaker 1: metro set actual GQ mayor. We're supposed to happen at
Speaker 1: two o'clock. I'm going to find out at two o'clock.
Speaker 1: Oh boy, Brittany Ruby, according to her statement, gave the
Speaker 1: mayor twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: Then what Richard K. Jones chief of Police's going to
Speaker 2: take over? Yes, wouldn't that be something. I'd vote for,
Speaker 2: Jeff Ruby, I'd vote for him. I'd vote for Richard K. Jones.
Speaker 2: And maybe a little comment from j D to tragic DJT.
Speaker 1: Get the National Guard to River City segment, Give me
Speaker 1: out of this, Twods Report, because we have.
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Speaker 4: Say, I wish you the bank account of Republicans and
Speaker 4: the sex life of a Democrat.
Speaker 1: Chance wants to blow something up on news radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: Billy cunning him the Great America and a great day
Speaker 1: for Israel. A man who spent quite a bit of
Speaker 1: time with the President Donald John Trump in the Oval
Speaker 1: Office a few days ago. It was Wayne Allen Ray
Speaker 1: and he sent me some great photos which are historical.
Speaker 1: And Wayne Allen Root, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And can you discuss at all what you discussed with
Speaker 1: the President. Then we got to talk about Israel, talk
Speaker 1: about American City's burning and all the rest.
Speaker 2: How'd your meeting go with the President?
Speaker 5: Meeting went great. I never talk about what we discuss
Speaker 5: and I've never been to the over luffs, by the way,
Speaker 5: it's my first visit. I've been with Trump a million
Speaker 5: times in mar A Lago and opening up from speeches
Speaker 5: in Las Vegas and on my honeymoon to mar A Lago.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've met President Trump, I don't know, maybe
Speaker 5: thirty times, and spoke it to him and advised him
Speaker 5: and have a cell phone number. I text him all
Speaker 5: the time, but I never discuss what I talked to
Speaker 5: him about because if I do, maybe he never wants
Speaker 5: to speak to me again if I violate that. The
Speaker 5: only thing I can break news to you in Cincinnati
Speaker 5: is that I did bring up Pete Rose and Pete
Speaker 5: Rose's official pardon. I will tell you that, so hopefully,
Speaker 5: hopefully that gets done really soon. I brought it to
Speaker 5: his attention that it was never done before and it's
Speaker 5: got to get done, even though he tweeted out it
Speaker 5: was gonna get done. That was in February when I
Speaker 5: sent him a text and said, let's get Pete Rose pardon.
Speaker 5: The immediately tweeted out, let's pardon Pee Rose. We're gonna
Speaker 5: do it. I've decided to do it, but then it
Speaker 5: never happened. So we've worked on it for months, and
Speaker 5: you gave me a beautiful letter on behalf of Pee Rose.
Speaker 5: His family appreciates it, Bill Cunnham, and hopefully we're getting done.
Speaker 5: So that's the story with that. But the thing that
Speaker 5: struck me, the only thing I'll say about the meeting
Speaker 5: in the Oval Office. That struck me is when we
Speaker 5: were done talking, he said, okay, now you all have
Speaker 5: to leave. I gotta go deal with a war. And
Speaker 5: I remember thinking at the time, is it the Israel
Speaker 5: Hamas War? Is it the Ukraine Russia War? Is it Portland?
Speaker 5: Is it Chicago? Ice officers under fire? Is it the
Speaker 5: city's Memphis and DC? We've said the military, here's a
Speaker 5: lot of wars going on. Could it be China? But
Speaker 5: invade Taiwan? So there, you know, this man is the
Speaker 5: way to the world on his shoulders. That's all I
Speaker 5: can tell you. There's a lot of wars out there,
Speaker 5: and a lot of potential wars. And if you don't
Speaker 5: call Chicago war or Portland war, it's certainly a battle.
Speaker 5: And he's got to worry about all of it. So
Speaker 5: he's a great man. And as I said in my
Speaker 5: column when I wrote about this bill on the way
Speaker 5: out of the White House, as I was leaving, you know,
Speaker 5: first of all, was reflecting on the honor of you know,
Speaker 5: being an sob son of a butcher. What my dad
Speaker 5: must be saying in heaven right now that his son
Speaker 5: was sitting in the Oval office with the President of
Speaker 5: the United States. Amazing only in America. But I was
Speaker 5: really thinking about the fact that Trump never needed any
Speaker 5: of this. You know, he had billions of dollars, and
Speaker 5: he had Mara Lago, the greatest of state in the world,
Speaker 5: and the biggest jumbo jet in the world. And at
Speaker 5: one point he had a huge Trump yacht, and he
Speaker 5: had the most beautiful whites in the world, and he's
Speaker 5: got beautiful kids. And he doesn't need this headache. He
Speaker 5: never needed it. He certainly didn't need it a third
Speaker 5: time to come back again. He obviously loved our country
Speaker 5: and is willing to sacrifice his entire life and all
Speaker 5: his fun to be president of United States and make
Speaker 5: America great again. So everyone better give this guy a
Speaker 5: little bit of slack and a lot of credit. That's
Speaker 5: all I could say.
Speaker 1: Before we talk about the cities, many of whom are
Speaker 1: in complete collapse. The democratic philosophies have ruined the most opulent,
Speaker 1: beautiful cities in the world is right here in the
Speaker 1: United States of America.
Speaker 2: They've been ruined by policies.
Speaker 1: They can be fixed by policies, just as the southern
Speaker 1: border was ruined by policies.
Speaker 2: They can be fixed by policies.
Speaker 7: Discussing for a few moments the first few points of
Speaker 7: the Gaza so called peace treaty, It's amazing that Trump
Speaker 7: did not deal with Europe. He ignored France, ignored England,
Speaker 7: and ignored Germany. He ignored China, forgot about Russia, couldn't
Speaker 7: care less about the PLO. Makmudabass ignored that. What he
Speaker 7: did was tell Net and Yahoo, guess what.
Speaker 2: You're going to do.
Speaker 1: What I tell you to do. And then he recruited
Speaker 1: Turkey to pressure Hamas. He neutralized Iran, Syria and Hesbaalah
Speaker 1: and Amas. Politically, it was surrounded by Cutter and Turkey
Speaker 1: and Egypt. All of a sudden, this man, this one guy,
Speaker 1: has gotten Cutter and Turkey and Egypt to UAE, Saudi
Speaker 1: Arabia and others that were necessary to make this deal happen.
Speaker 1: Nobody in the world could have done this but him,
Speaker 1: And now it appears the first phase is well underway
Speaker 1: to completion. I don't like the fact that Hamas a
Speaker 1: few hours ago, according to media accounts, came out of
Speaker 1: their tunnels, out of their holes with their Ak forty sevens,
Speaker 1: shooting them in the air. Wearing their hamas garb on
Speaker 1: the streets of Gaza. Allegedly, according to CBS News, they
Speaker 1: killed eighteen Palestinians that they had targeted because they cooperated with.
Speaker 2: Israel.
Speaker 1: And here we are, the first phase appears to be
Speaker 1: well underway. Is anyone going to give him credit on
Speaker 1: MSNBC or New York Times? Forget about the Nopel Peace Prize.
Speaker 1: It should be called a Trump Pace Prize. Imagine what
Speaker 1: this guy's pulled off. It is unbelievable, it is.
Speaker 5: And you know what I was thinking of is you
Speaker 5: know what this really tells you that it's easier to
Speaker 5: negotiate with savage terrorists who you know, gang rape women
Speaker 5: and kill young children and cut their heads off babies.
Speaker 5: It's easier to deal with them than it is to
Speaker 5: deal with Democrats because we have no deals with democrats,
Speaker 5: do we. You've got Democrats in Congress that we shut
Speaker 5: down the government. They're not dealing with Trump. They refuse
Speaker 5: to deal. There is no compromise. And you've got Democrats
Speaker 5: who are rioting in the streets and their mayors and
Speaker 5: governors couldn't care less. Look at the governor of Illinois,
Speaker 5: Pritzker and the mayor of Illinois. They couldn't care less,
Speaker 5: they would not negotiate, they would do not want to
Speaker 5: help Trump in any way she performed. And the difference
Speaker 5: is that Hamas may be insane in the way that
Speaker 5: they're you know, savage murderers and terrorists and suicide bombers,
Speaker 5: but what they don't have is Trump derangement syndrome. And
Speaker 5: the Democrat in the United States have a different form
Speaker 5: of mental elicits Trumps arrangement syndrome. And it really is
Speaker 5: worse in some ways than Hamas, certainly when it comes
Speaker 5: to negotiating. I know they're not, you know, savage killers
Speaker 5: that killed twelve hundred Jews, but they don't know how
Speaker 5: to negotiate because they are being held hostage Democrat leaders
Speaker 5: by their own far left radical nut jobs. And you know,
Speaker 5: the AOC's of the world, and the Ilhan Omars and
Speaker 5: the Rashida Talibs and all the people behind them were
Speaker 5: so radical, such radical communist traders, that they won't let
Speaker 5: anyone ever cut a deal or cooperate with Trump. And
Speaker 5: that's the problem in America today. And the judges, my gosh,
Speaker 5: the judges standing in the way of every good thing
Speaker 5: Trump wants to do. And then, of course, what I
Speaker 5: hope is going to happen Bill very soon is tracking
Speaker 5: down all the people who funded all this violence, all
Speaker 5: this anarchy, all these riots, all these protests and maybe
Speaker 5: even assassination attepts on Trump. And I'll bet you when
Speaker 5: you get all of a sudden, it all comes back
Speaker 5: to one named Soros. You want to bet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, there's including the Ford Foundation, the Rockefeller Foundation.
Speaker 1: I have a list here which goes up to close
Speaker 1: to one hundred million dollars in which left his organization's
Speaker 1: funnel for these paid protesters with their pre printed signs
Speaker 1: and their travel vouchers to fly all over the country
Speaker 1: creating turmoil. One is done by the Ford Foundation of
Speaker 1: the Rockefeller Foundation, that's one thing. One is done by
Speaker 1: George Soros and foreign interest, the Chinese Communist government in Beijing.
Speaker 1: That's a different matter. They're in the business of paying
Speaker 1: protests and paying riders, bailing them out of jail, and
Speaker 1: that is subverting the American rule of law.
Speaker 2: And somehow they must be brought to justice, right.
Speaker 5: I mean, look, I'm the only guy who's been screaming
Speaker 5: in the wilderness for many years now. That our politicians
Speaker 5: are either owned by China or the Mexican's rug cartel,
Speaker 5: and maybe some of them a ran as well. Those
Speaker 5: are our biggest problems in the world today. China and
Speaker 5: the CCP, Iran and other Muslim radical forces and the
Speaker 5: Mexicans ru cartels will bring all the drugs into our country.
Speaker 5: And I'm telling you, think back to the nineteen thirties
Speaker 5: and nineteen forties, the mafia owned every judge and every
Speaker 5: police chief and every politician in New York City and
Speaker 5: other big cities. And there's no reason why you would
Speaker 5: not assume the same thing is happening today. If I
Speaker 5: was Trump and I'm about to write this column this week,
Speaker 5: I would I would start saying out loud everywhere I go,
Speaker 5: every opportunity I get, I demand, I urge. I challenge
Speaker 5: every Democrat and every Democrat judge. I challenge you to
Speaker 5: take lie detective tests. Are you on the payroll of
Speaker 5: China and the Mexican drug cartel? I challenge you? Now,
Speaker 5: Do I know that they're never going to do it?
Speaker 5: Of course not. You know you can't buy law force them,
Speaker 5: and we all know that light detective tests aren't even
Speaker 5: enforceable in a court of law. But they're all going
Speaker 5: to say no, they'll refuse to do it, and then
Speaker 5: the Republican Party should run ads in the midterms day
Speaker 5: and night. Your representative refused a lie detective test that
Speaker 5: would determine whether he's owned by the Mexican drug cartel
Speaker 5: and China. Doesn't that make you think? And if you
Speaker 5: save enough times, it's gonna get people subconscious, and they're
Speaker 5: all gonna wake up and realize that our Democrat representatives
Speaker 5: and even if you Rhino Republicans are on the payroll,
Speaker 5: on the take with the Mexican drug cartel with unlimited
Speaker 5: money that they're making on that border, and that's why
Speaker 5: they want to keep the border open. And China, who
Speaker 5: makes all the fentanyl that needs the border open, And
Speaker 5: they're gonna realize it's happening. And the more you say it.
Speaker 5: Trump is a master of that repetition. You know, he's
Speaker 5: the guy that says it a million times, make America
Speaker 5: great again, Make America great again. It would have worked once,
Speaker 5: but no, he says it ten thousand times. You can't
Speaker 5: forget it. It's in your subconscious, it's in your brain,
Speaker 5: it's in your body, it's in your heart, it's in
Speaker 5: your soul. It's repetition. And he needs to say light
Speaker 5: to textra tests, light to tech tests, light to tech tests,
Speaker 5: because I'm telling you, this is how we would defeat them.
Speaker 5: This is how we're gonna beat them. They're all gonna
Speaker 5: look so awkward when they're asked at press conferences and
Speaker 5: in debates, why won't you take the light of textra
Speaker 5: test to prove you're not owned by China, the CCP,
Speaker 5: and the Mexican drug The look on democrats faces will
Speaker 5: be priceless, and it should be running TV at day
Speaker 5: and nights of the midterms that.
Speaker 2: They have no interest.
Speaker 1: I would imagine the President is going to order on
Speaker 1: Wednesday for the military to be paid, which is a
Speaker 1: wonderful idea, but the idea that the Unaffordable Care Act
Speaker 1: is declared by the Washington Post. A few years back,
Speaker 1: The Washington Post said the Affordable Care Act by Barack
Speaker 1: Hussein Obama was never affordable. Remember keep your plan. You
Speaker 1: can keep your plan, like your doctor, keep your doctor.
Speaker 1: Healthcare premiums go down fifteen hundred bucks a year. Life's
Speaker 1: going to be great. The opposite transpart it was unmitigated
Speaker 1: disaster and is skyrocketed that in twenty twenty one, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two, the Democrats decided to pay insurance premiums for
Speaker 1: those making up to five hundred thousand dollars a Year's
Speaker 1: a brand new entitlement. And when somebody gets an entitlement,
Speaker 1: it's damn near impossible to dig it up by the
Speaker 1: roots to say you can't get it anymore. So the
Speaker 1: Democrats are fighting a stupid plan on a stupid idea
Speaker 1: that we can't afford and open up the government, and
Speaker 1: the media doesn't hold the new account. In fact, one
Speaker 1: of your principles, I'm looking at your website talk about
Speaker 1: the differences between news and opinion, and that would be
Speaker 1: CBS Evening News shall be CBS Evening News opinion. And
Speaker 1: that's violating the FCC.
Speaker 5: Correct, Yes, correct, I mean that was some ideas I
Speaker 5: had for President Trump that I put in a brand
Speaker 5: new commentary that came out yesterday, And that was one
Speaker 5: of those ideas that I wane out the route absolutely
Speaker 5: mid I'm biased. I'm a Republican conservative, MAGA patriot, and
Speaker 5: that's who I believe in. So I report the news,
Speaker 5: but then I give my take on it. That's my opinion,
Speaker 5: and that opinion is absolutely biased. It's always to the right,
Speaker 5: it's always Magga, it's always Trump right. Well, guess what.
Speaker 5: The left is the same way. But the mainstream media
Speaker 5: doesn't admit that they're left, or they're biased, or they're
Speaker 5: lying to you, or it's propaganda, or they're just literally
Speaker 5: taking talking points to the Democrat National Committee because they
Speaker 5: are the pr wing of the Democrat Party. When you
Speaker 5: watch the CBS Evening News, NBC, ABC, PBSCNN, MSNBC, MPR,
Speaker 5: they are all the wing of the Democrat Party, but
Speaker 5: they never admit its opinion. On my shows, you can
Speaker 5: watch my TV show in Real America's Voice, you can
Speaker 5: watch my podcast, you can listen to my radio show.
Speaker 5: On all of them, I say constantly, everything I talk
Speaker 5: about in this show is opinion. It's an opinion show,
Speaker 5: and these are my opinions. I say that, so I
Speaker 5: can never be Alex Jones. Right. I'm not giving you facts.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you what I think. You can't sue me
Speaker 5: for what I think. But these guys are doing the
Speaker 5: same thing as me, giving their opinion, slanted opinion on
Speaker 5: all the news they report each night. Brainwashing Americans to
Speaker 5: the left, but they never are forced to tell you that.
Speaker 5: And that should be a new rule that President Trump
Speaker 5: sides an executive order and demands that the Federal Communications
Speaker 5: FCC make sure that they announce when they're giving an
Speaker 5: opinion versus news.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, Barry Wis has taken over, this woman's
Speaker 1: taken over cbsaving news and Jube out out the ten
Speaker 1: points of CBS News. Number one was be fair and impartial.
Speaker 1: Half is in rebellion because the staff does not believe
Speaker 1: they should be fair and independent because using the public
Speaker 1: airwaves nineteen thirty four. There's rules and regulations about being
Speaker 1: fair and impartial from nineteen thirty four, and they're routinely violated,
Speaker 1: and it'd be great. Of course, they have less impact
Speaker 1: on the American people they've ever had before because to
Speaker 1: people like you, because a podcasts, because of the Internet,
Speaker 1: because of people like Charlie Kirk, an individual, they have
Speaker 1: less than they've ever had. But still they're illegally using
Speaker 1: their license to violate a public trust from nineteen thirty four,
Speaker 1: and they should be held to account for that. And
Speaker 1: now part of the deal with the Democrats now they
Speaker 1: want PBS to be refunded to the cost of about
Speaker 1: half a billion dollars every year NPR and PBS, because
Speaker 1: that's their outlets.
Speaker 2: They're angry that they're outlets.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you that Wayne Allen Root and Sean Hannity
Speaker 1: could not get they're podcast and broadcasts funded by the
Speaker 1: federal government because after all, you have opinion, Well guess
Speaker 1: what the opinion on CEBIS, NBC, ABC, et cetera, and
Speaker 1: NPR has funded to the tune of a half a
Speaker 1: million dollars. That's part of the deal to make sure
Speaker 1: the government is shut down till NPR is funded.
Speaker 2: And that's not well covered by the media either, is it.
Speaker 5: No? And by the way, what's not covered is the truth.
Speaker 5: I mean, the reality is you started moments ago to
Speaker 5: tell the truth about Obamacare. When do you ever hear
Speaker 5: it in the media. They've never said, Okay, let's do
Speaker 5: a point counterpoint. You believe Obamacare is good. This guy
Speaker 5: believes Obamacare's bad, and we'll leave it up to you
Speaker 5: to decide us. You hear wayn rooton Bill Cunningham debate
Speaker 5: two liberals, and you and I will say Obamacare is
Speaker 5: a disaster. It's the biggest failure in history. It's destroyed healthcare,
Speaker 5: it's bankrupting the middle class, it's bankrupting small business, and
Speaker 5: it's got to be thrown out in the garbage pail
Speaker 5: and start over again. It's no good and the left
Speaker 5: who make their points and then let people decide. That
Speaker 5: would be fair journalism, show both sides, let us both speak,
Speaker 5: let us both get our facts out, and then you decide.
Speaker 5: But they don't do that. They never say Obamacare's cuntr virtual,
Speaker 5: it's questionable, it's too expensive, it's bankrupting healthcare, it's bankrupting
Speaker 5: the country and paying for illegal free healthcare is bankrupting medication.
Speaker 5: They never say those things. One of my friends, I'm
Speaker 5: sure I've mentioned this on your show years ago. This
Speaker 5: is about three years ago. One of my friends went
Speaker 5: to the hospital and they asked me to drive them,
Speaker 5: So I drove them to the hospital right here in
Speaker 5: Las Vegas, Sumberland Hospital. It was like three in the afternoon.
Speaker 5: They had no one else to take them, and they
Speaker 5: got out at noon the next day, so they weren't
Speaker 5: even in the hospital twenty four hours three pm one
Speaker 5: day to twelve noon the next day. And three weeks
Speaker 5: later they got a bill in a mail for one
Speaker 5: hundred and fifteen thousand dollars. Now, this is what Obamacare
Speaker 5: has done. I don't know anybody ever goes to the
Speaker 5: emergency room. I don't know anybody is willing to stay
Speaker 5: overnight in the hospital. Thank god, I'm never sick and
Speaker 5: I don't go to hospitals. But it scares me if
Speaker 5: I ever needed an emergency room, I know I couldn't
Speaker 5: walk out with now like a twenty thirty zousand dollar bill.
Speaker 5: And so thank god I'm healthy, but I'm scared for
Speaker 5: the average American who gets sick. Forget about it is
Speaker 5: you worked your whole life, and you saved like one
Speaker 5: hundred grand that's gone in one night in a hospital
Speaker 5: one night. And that's since Obamacare. Everything has quadrupled. Your
Speaker 5: healthcare bill, your health insurance bill, your doctor bill, your
Speaker 5: hospital bill. I don't care what it is. It's quadruple.
Speaker 5: It's the biggest failure in history. And I don't hear
Speaker 5: anybody saying that, including President Trump, by the way, and
Speaker 5: including the entire Republican Congress. Nobody is saying Obamacare is
Speaker 5: a piece of garbage. It's a turd, and it needs
Speaker 5: to be destroyed. Nobody says it. We're in one big scam, Bill,
Speaker 5: nobody ever admits the truth.
Speaker 1: Well, you can't say it because the name Obama's attached
Speaker 1: to it. You know, the Peace Prize winner who's aspirational.
Speaker 1: The DEI Peace Prize winner is Barack Obama. We got
Speaker 1: to run once again, went on a route. How did
Speaker 1: the American people get your thoughts? Other than Root for
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Speaker 2: Thanks Bill, Wayne, You're you're a national treasure. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Billy.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more and the truth will set you free.
Speaker 1: If it's called Obamacare, the media will never tell the
Speaker 1: truth because they're indebted to the to the apostle of
Speaker 1: Barack Usain Obama, and they will never criticize him, even
Speaker 1: though Obamacare is a turd. Go Cunningham with you every
Speaker 1: afternoon on news Radio seven hundred wl W.
Speaker 6: I think it's the time that we blow something up.
Speaker 1: Hello, Buiet, I'm broadcasting. And the mayor has responded to
Speaker 1: Britney Ruby holding the news conference, and according to the mayor,
Speaker 1: they're going to start enforcing the law.
Speaker 2: According to the mayor, that's a good thing.
Speaker 1: If teb said the Highway Patrol, they finally have seen
Speaker 1: the promised land. They're getting the adults now tonight on
Speaker 1: Fountain Square. The Highway Patrol will be there, Butler County
Speaker 1: Sheriff will be there, Boone County Sheriff will be there,
Speaker 1: the National Guard be there, the seventh Armored Division will
Speaker 1: be there. The only thing lacking will the customers.
Speaker 7: The only one's there, nobody. It'll be deserted.
Speaker 2: And the chief did say we may start enforcing the law.
Speaker 2: There's a concept.
Speaker 7: If someone is open air using drugs, we may enforce
Speaker 7: the law. If someone is driving recklessly, we may enforce
Speaker 7: the right into downtown and walk right out right city.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 1: Fountain Square will be safe tonight because the seventh Armored
Speaker 1: Division is gonna be there. Okay, nobody else will be there,
Speaker 1: but the seventh Armored Division will be a Fountain square
Speaker 1: tanks everything. I think Britney Ruby is controlling things with
Speaker 1: an iron grip. She gave the mayor twenty four hours
Speaker 1: in her.
Speaker 2: Statement maybe she ought to be the mayor.
Speaker 1: Britney Ruby the mayor, I'll take that in the heartbeat.
Speaker 1: But the mayor acknowledges that he has failed. Now it's
Speaker 1: up to the citizens to pull the rug out from
Speaker 1: under Mayor. Iris Rowley, vote Corey Bowman.
Speaker 2: Amen JD.
Speaker 1: By the way, tomorrow I have on a certain US
Speaker 1: Senator who may call for the National Guard to come in.
Speaker 1: What Statsy from Ohio, Yes, can't say. Which one can't say,
Speaker 1: don't even ask. After this news conference. By the way,
Speaker 1: we're going to start enforcing the law.
Speaker 2: Will lead the stude reporters.
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Speaker 2: of police at the football game, right.
Speaker 1: All of them will be there, including the seventh Armored Division. So,
Speaker 1: and by the way, one have to ask, if we've
Speaker 1: gotten to this point, who's responsible for this? The liberal judges, right,
Speaker 1: and the mayor because they're in one door in the
Speaker 1: courthouse and out the other.
Speaker 7: Four hundred beds are unoccupied. Criminals need to be locked up.
Speaker 2: Fill them up.
Speaker 1: And by the way, the sheriff, Charmaine McGuffey, wants to
Speaker 1: patrol more parts of the city, but a gentleman's agreement
Speaker 1: with the Chief of police say they can't do it. Secondly,
Speaker 1: the seventh Armored Division will be on Fountain Square tonight. Okay,
Speaker 1: can you go there safely?
Speaker 2: Segment? I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to go I'm not going to go downtown.
Speaker 7: Come on, I can't remember the last time. Every time
Speaker 7: I go downtown it looks like a foreign country. Go downtown,
Speaker 7: seven eight to twelve buildings? Where'd that come from? What
Speaker 7: street is that. Why don't you go downtown?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 8: I might go downtown. I might go you'll go downtown
Speaker 8: to downtown? Yeah, yeah, I'll pick you up on the
Speaker 8: way down there. Tracy Schwegman tells me it's safe. I
Speaker 8: may go downtown. And if I go, will you come
Speaker 8: with me?
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Speaker 7: Right here on seven hundred WLW Baseball, it's game two
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Speaker 2: What's more? Pores?
Speaker 7: The Cincinnati Police or the Bengals offensive line?
Speaker 2: Game three Tomorrow Night? Question three Tomorrow Night? Question Game
Speaker 2: three Tomorrow night in Seattle to night POLICI said, we're
Speaker 2: going to start enforcing the law. Where's Rocky? Where is
Speaker 2: rock Where is he?
Speaker 7: He's in the principal's office.
Speaker 1: I spoke to an athletic director yesterday at Santax High School.
Speaker 1: He was there when Rocky Boyman was a student Santax.
Speaker 1: You know what he told me He set the record
Speaker 1: for jugs. I said, what's a jug? Judgment?
Speaker 2: Under God?
Speaker 1: That he was a recalcitran student, he'll often need to
Speaker 1: be swatted and paddled, and that he seemed to enjoy it.
Speaker 1: Athletic director of Santax High School when rock was there,
Speaker 1: he enjoyed being paddled with his pants down.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, I'm sick, shout him Saturday night. Well,
Speaker 2: he after eight months of action. It's decision day in
Speaker 2: the m L.
Speaker 7: This is it FC Cincinnati O hoost CF Montreal in
Speaker 7: the final regular season game on the eighteenth, it's just
Speaker 7: four days away.
Speaker 1: Would you have backed away from a pitch to hit
Speaker 1: your leg to tie up a game?
Speaker 2: So I would have taken one for the team right there,
Speaker 2: right down the leg.
Speaker 7: He said he acted reflectively instead of according to the manager.
Speaker 2: Does that mean reflectively? He reflected instead of thinking.
Speaker 7: The result will depend on determined the final seed of
Speaker 7: the Orange and Blues Eastern Conference playoffs in their first
Speaker 7: round pairing, so we'll see what happens. They're battling Inner
Speaker 7: Miami CF and Messy for that number two seed.
Speaker 1: Rinaldo may be coming to I guess Jeff Birding tells you,
Speaker 1: I guess Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: I have a major higher from Portugal. I guess FC.
Speaker 2: I guess Philadelphia is going to get the supporter shield.
Speaker 1: By the way, the chief of police just said, we're
Speaker 1: going to start enforcing the law.
Speaker 2: That's a good idea. Is that a good play?
Speaker 1: How about letting just tell the judges know your role,
Speaker 1: shut your mouth, set up on and keep them locked up.
Speaker 1: We have four hundred extra beds ready for you with
Speaker 1: the little chocolate mint on the pillow every night. How
Speaker 1: about doing that if you're a judge, how about doing that, Wendy,
Speaker 1: how about doing that?
Speaker 2: What about that? What about enforcing the law? Segment? Is
Speaker 2: that a novel idea?
Speaker 7: That's your that's you're part of the show. You know,
Speaker 7: en tonight patrol, high weight patrol. It's a good song.
Speaker 7: I'm just saying the highway patrol.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying we got nothing but issue and you
Speaker 2: don't seem to care. Oh, I mean it's our city.
Speaker 2: I'm calling Richard K. You don't live here. You live
Speaker 2: in Middle Tucky. No, but I mean you know downtown travel.
Speaker 2: Do you say I'm from Middletown? I don't know what
Speaker 2: do I say I'm from Cincinnati? What do you say?
Speaker 2: I'm saying I'm from Middletown. But this was a general area.
Speaker 2: It's middle from what to what? I don't know what's
Speaker 2: the middle between Dayton and Cincy. I finally, the Rock is.
Speaker 1: Here to answer these charges from the athletic director when
Speaker 1: he was a student at Santax.
Speaker 2: All right, now, rock listen to this one. Heard my
Speaker 2: name being besmirched a little bit.
Speaker 1: You got to come in, had a little dinner at Trios,
Speaker 1: had a good time there Greg Pansera's place and having
Speaker 1: about four of us. And this guy walks up to me.
Speaker 1: He says, you know, I listen to you a lot,
Speaker 1: thank you for what you do, et cetera. But he
Speaker 1: started walking away. He said, did you know about Rocky
Speaker 1: when he was at Saint X And I said, I said,
Speaker 1: all I hear from him is that he was the
Speaker 1: star of stars. Oh yeah, that's what I said. Sure,
Speaker 1: ask you a baseball, golf, soccer, tennis, interpretive dance, all
Speaker 1: the interpretive dance. And he said theatrical and you know him.
Speaker 1: I won't say his name because you know him. He's
Speaker 1: a athletic director at the time. And he said one
Speaker 1: thing about Rocky is that he seemed to enjoy to
Speaker 1: be paddled. Said wait, I said, please. He said, we
Speaker 1: have something called jugs or something, yes, judgment under God
Speaker 1: it and when you get so many jugs, you have
Speaker 1: to pull your pants down and get paddled. And he
Speaker 1: said most of the boys kept their pants on, but
Speaker 1: Rocket took his pants down.
Speaker 2: What's he laughing at?
Speaker 7: This is like serious and the serious charges about your past.
Speaker 1: Paddled on your bare ass and you purposely would get jugs. Now,
Speaker 1: can you respond to these charges of this older man?
Speaker 9: It's not the way I recall any of this at all,
Speaker 9: he told me.
Speaker 2: And I'm thinking, man, I didn't know that about him.
Speaker 2: Have you ever been hitting? Have you ever hit by
Speaker 2: a paddle by someone knows me?
Speaker 9: Look, what me and Kelly do at home is our
Speaker 9: own business, all right. But outside of that you know.
Speaker 2: That's one hits the button. I'm talking about it.
Speaker 9: I can't recall it happened in It's sant next though
Speaker 9: there was some other places.
Speaker 2: And you used to purposely.
Speaker 1: There's another one ten jugs in order to be paddled
Speaker 1: with your pants down.
Speaker 2: Have you ever heard the swat when that paddle hits
Speaker 2: your Have you ever heard that? Oh, it's a sweet sound.
Speaker 2: It's wonderful.
Speaker 9: I've seen Peyton Manning naked more than I see my
Speaker 9: wife naked in the last couple of years. I'm just saying,
Speaker 9: I mean, that's still the damn truth right there.
Speaker 2: But at Deer Park we.
Speaker 1: Were in a quadrangle into the summer in the spring
Speaker 1: when the windows rope, but we know a c we
Speaker 1: sweated like things, and.
Speaker 2: We yeah, every now and then you would hear us
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 7: You walked away, and you walk to school through the snow,
Speaker 7: right uphill both ways, and.
Speaker 1: Then sound would hit and all around the high school.
Speaker 1: You get here, so you just hear it off in
Speaker 1: the distance.
Speaker 2: Just got real quiet when they took somebody out. Every
Speaker 2: seat a little higher and it was like shoulder hands.
Speaker 1: And Donny Helms would have this done four or five,
Speaker 1: administer Tom Griswold, and you should have heard it.
Speaker 2: One swat and all the paddle. The paddle was like
Speaker 2: five ft long and it had like thirty hole in it,
Speaker 2: you know, resistance and everybody and everybody, let's hear.
Speaker 4: Them find the whip now.
Speaker 2: So that actually happened when you were school, Yes, And
Speaker 2: in fact written on that paddle was the board of
Speaker 2: Education and I was not.
Speaker 1: No. There was a guy, his name was Donnie Helms.
Speaker 1: We had a good looking teacher and she used to
Speaker 1: pull the map down in front of the chalkboard. Oh boy,
Speaker 1: And so we're walking in there and he put on
Speaker 1: I would like to uh, I would like to f
Speaker 1: you of course, of course.
Speaker 2: On the blackboard. And so she would then pull up
Speaker 2: the map of gas.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, everyone said.
Speaker 2: So she didn't see it, but.
Speaker 5: She knew.
Speaker 2: Then she had to go get mister So and so
Speaker 2: here we go and we would wait for that sound.
Speaker 2: It was a wonderful. Did you think that society was
Speaker 2: a little bit better when when there was there was
Speaker 2: fear in school?
Speaker 1: I feared sister Monica Anne slapping me with a bunch
Speaker 1: of cards on your.
Speaker 2: Is a great atturn. Fear is a great return.
Speaker 7: Accept it and I loved it and I didn't, but
Speaker 7: I didn't enjoy like the others getting it and they
Speaker 7: got it good, and.
Speaker 2: So the it wasn't only one sometimes enjoyed watching And
Speaker 2: the guy would walk in and you go and he
Speaker 2: gingerly sit down.
Speaker 1: Now is this true about you? It's saying X, I
Speaker 1: can't say, give me some.
Speaker 7: And the and the paddle would be hung up, hung up,
Speaker 7: I dripping off of it.
Speaker 2: Yes, she pulled that thing up.
Speaker 6: Watch just in it.
Speaker 2: Guess what helms out in the hallway?
Speaker 6: His crime?
Speaker 2: His crime in grade school?
Speaker 9: Maybe one of the funny the times I laughed the
Speaker 9: hardest I ever have in school is a buddy of mine.
Speaker 9: I won't say his name. This is in actually seventh grade.
Speaker 9: It was like, you know, quiet reading and our teacher.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna say her name either, but she was old
Speaker 9: school and like her way or the highway right, great
Speaker 9: woman and uh sitting there like, you know, reading my
Speaker 9: book and stuff. And he had got selected to you know,
Speaker 9: clean the chalkboards, right, sponge him off and stuff. And
Speaker 9: all of a sudden I hear rock rock, Like I'm
Speaker 9: trying to just stare down at my books. I don't
Speaker 9: want to get in trouble, right rock And I look up.
Speaker 9: He's standing behind her and he's taking the wet sponge
Speaker 9: and wrote bitch right over the top of her head,
Speaker 9: and I just out loud, just burst. I could not
Speaker 9: contain it. And then she's in her chair like trying
Speaker 9: to turn around. He's heard I'm trying to stretch Stritch.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, give me.
Speaker 7: Would you have backed away from that pitch in the
Speaker 7: bottom of the ninth inning and saw that.
Speaker 2: He backed away? He said it was just like an
Speaker 2: involuntary reaction and just but you gotta think it.
Speaker 1: Gordon Vederino told me, in those circumstances, stand like a
Speaker 1: statue and don't move.
Speaker 2: Crowd the play. A little bit happened two to two.
Speaker 2: Who knows. He cost the Brewers the entire game. Of course,
Speaker 2: wing your lake back, act like you got hit. You
Speaker 2: can't ouch. They got the slow motion camera.
Speaker 1: Don't move, And now he's struck out on a pitch
Speaker 1: over his head.
Speaker 2: And now he's the game with a high heat. He's
Speaker 2: a goat. What's on the big show today?
Speaker 9: And right out of the gate we got Steve good
Speaker 9: You might see what plenty much going on.
Speaker 2: You see the police chief's comments.
Speaker 1: They're gonna start enforcing the law, and the highway patrol
Speaker 1: is here now the adults surrounding Fountain Square.
Speaker 9: I assume alf is going to take help from the
Speaker 9: wine so he doesn't have to accept it from Trump.
Speaker 2: Correct. That's for political play, right, send him, send him?
Speaker 2: I say, you don't send the guard. You send Richard K.
Speaker 2: Jones bing go.
Speaker 9: So we have Steve Gooden on to talk about that.
Speaker 9: Right out of gate good Man, we have your former
Speaker 9: girlfriend Tanya we're going to talk about.
Speaker 2: I guess Brittany Ruby has released a statement. I got
Speaker 2: this statement right now.
Speaker 1: I got it right here, Like like Martin Luther talking
Speaker 1: about the she gave the mayor twenty four hours any.
Speaker 2: Deadline, and he did out of town. He did it.
Speaker 2: He's he's pretty good at not responding.
Speaker 9: And we're going to enforce the law. Okay, yeah, for
Speaker 9: the law. Okay, what do the chiefs say? You just
Speaker 9: want people to act better?
Speaker 2: You have to. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I think when you bring back the board of education,
Speaker 9: and that was said, everybody's straight. You what else would
Speaker 9: help society?
Speaker 2: Uniforms and schools, every school that's another between the North
Speaker 2: College will go to uniform.
Speaker 1: Yes, they did, because it's harder to hide the handguns
Speaker 1: in the uniform makes a lot of sense, is that correct?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: How much car violence is there? Cars killed fifty thousand
Speaker 1: people a year. Do you ever talk about car violence
Speaker 1: or to talk about the driver of the car. We
Speaker 1: talk about gun violence as if these guns are killing people.
Speaker 2: Walking around shooting people themselves, are killing the.
Speaker 1: Guns are committing violence. Right, say get me out of
Speaker 1: the student's report please, as Rockies, truth about the bombers
Speaker 1: come from the old athletic director who said he enjoyed
Speaker 1: to be swatted with his pants down.
Speaker 7: Billy, you never know what you're gonna hear about people
Speaker 7: in the other side of their story, in their life.
Speaker 2: We're going to start enforcing the law.
Speaker 7: Okay, we leave you with the immortal words of the
Speaker 7: Stooge Report.
Speaker 6: I think it's time that we blow something up.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Charlie on seven hundred ww