Speaker 1: And also here in the tri State, and of course
Speaker 1: the Bengals teed up on Sunday with the Chicago Bears.
Speaker 1: God knows what's going to happen with that. Plus it
Speaker 1: was discovered yesterday by some enterprising reporters with The Inquirer
Speaker 1: that frost Brown is going to be paid between forty
Speaker 1: and one hundred thousand dollars a bunch of money to
Speaker 1: investigate the chief of police for wrongdoing, to give the
Speaker 1: mayor a reason for what he did. The mayor indirectly
Speaker 1: but through share along the city manager, fire chief of
Speaker 1: Police Fiji, and now the mayor and the city manager
Speaker 1: wants to our big time law firm to discover why
Speaker 1: the mayor did what he did. Joining me now with
Speaker 1: this and so many of the other issues since the
Speaker 1: Sheriff of Butler County, Richard K. Jones and Sheriff welcome
Speaker 1: again to the Bill Cunningham showing first of all, as
Speaker 1: an outside observer looking at the mess on city Council
Speaker 1: as an outside observer of what's happening. Can you imagine
Speaker 1: the police chief who's been a cop for like thirty
Speaker 1: five years, her family have been cops for like one
Speaker 1: hundred years, standing next to the mayor for news conference
Speaker 1: after news conference after news conference in which everyone's on
Speaker 1: the same page, share long the city manager who's completely incompetent,
Speaker 1: and then the mayor who's way over his skis, and
Speaker 1: the chief is standing there, and the three of them
Speaker 1: agree that they're doing what's right. They're holding down crime.
Speaker 1: There's all kinds of transparency, and at no point did
Speaker 1: the mayor indicate the chief of police was somehow on
Speaker 1: her own. All of a sudden, the election gets close,
Speaker 1: the mayor needs a scapegoat, and the escapegoat is a
Speaker 1: woman named Teresa Thiji. So, as a law enforcement official
Speaker 1: with some forty years, you've been in law enforcement about
Speaker 1: as long as I've been in radio, how do you
Speaker 1: perceive the behavior of the elected officials in Cincinnati when
Speaker 1: they want to dump everything onto the shoulders of Fiji?
Speaker 1: When she did what the mayor wanted her to do.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Look, she's a great person, great family, great background,
Speaker 2: good people, and the people that she works four or
Speaker 2: the worst, the worst of the worst. Your mayor is
Speaker 2: a goof and and he's running in a race. And
Speaker 2: what they do is they sacrifice people. He has no idea,
Speaker 2: what's going on, She's not She wasn't allowed to fix anything.
Speaker 2: And then you got the sheriff that's sitting on the
Speaker 2: empty cells because the courts won't put him in jail,
Speaker 2: and it's the prosecutor. You got a perfect storm, and
Speaker 2: they're all blaming it on the police chief.
Speaker 3: I know her, I know her well.
Speaker 2: Like I said, she was never allowed to do her
Speaker 2: job because of these goofs, these incompetence. But that's who
Speaker 2: they elect down there. How would you like to be
Speaker 2: a business downtown? Restaurant, Rubies, all these restaurants and look
Speaker 2: and those people donate to these people's campaign thousands of dollars,
Speaker 2: and who the hell would want to go to Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: I'm not one of them, And I'm just telling you
Speaker 2: it's a terrible situation. The people that have businesses downtown,
Speaker 2: Who the hell would want to go to Fountain Square
Speaker 2: where they shoot people. It's terrible. Those businesses have to
Speaker 2: be feeling it, and they're going to continue to feel
Speaker 2: it because what they'll do is they'll do a national search.
Speaker 2: They'll find some they'll find some goof somewhere that's been
Speaker 2: fired like forty two times, and they'll bring them to Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: like these big cities, and it'll be the same thing,
Speaker 2: turnover after turnover after turnover. They don't Hey, the courts
Speaker 2: won't put them. They have a no cash bond. Everybody
Speaker 2: goes free. The jails sitting on empty beds, and you've
Speaker 2: got a sanctuary city. You got everything that can go wrong.
Speaker 2: They have debt out the ass, they owe money.
Speaker 3: They don't. Butler County, we have no debt. None. We're
Speaker 3: building a brand new.
Speaker 2: Dish, spat center and more for the corner combined together
Speaker 2: thirty five million dollars.
Speaker 3: Look, and they paid cash for it. There's no debt.
Speaker 2: They're sitting all probably one hundred and seventy one hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy million to the good.
Speaker 3: All good. We have one.
Speaker 2: Commissioner that's kind of a goof, that's Carpenter. But other
Speaker 2: than that, here in Butler County, we're doing good.
Speaker 1: Sheriff. Can you imagine just on the city pension Cincinnati
Speaker 1: one hundred years ago had his own pension system before
Speaker 1: PRS was ever created, and the shortfall on the city
Speaker 1: pension system is well over a billion dollars. Now to
Speaker 1: a little city like Cincinnati, a billion dollars, maybe a
Speaker 1: trillion dollars. On top of that, they spent years telling
Speaker 1: the police chief, do not enforce the law. In other words,
Speaker 1: we have situations of speeding in dui and reckless operation.
Speaker 1: We have situation open air drug use, homelessness, drug encampments,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And the chief of police is told by
Speaker 1: Scotti Johnson on city council and by Cheryl Long, the
Speaker 1: city manager, who's completely over her head, do not enforce
Speaker 1: the law because too many people arrested look like us.
Speaker 1: So not going to arrest people because of the color
Speaker 1: of their skin. That's called racism. So here you got
Speaker 1: a proud member of the Neville family. The Nevills have
Speaker 1: been police officers for like seventy five years. She comes
Speaker 1: in and wants to enforce the law. She said, well,
Speaker 1: you can't walk around Washington Park smoking pot, and you
Speaker 1: can't be intervening drug using. You've got to get the
Speaker 1: homelesses off the streets. And I don't want to reclassify
Speaker 1: a shooting in which bullets go through a car as
Speaker 1: property damage as a misdemeanor. I want to classify that
Speaker 1: as a felony. Well, the mayor and the city manager
Speaker 1: won't let her, and so they reclassify offenses, they ignore
Speaker 1: criminal violations. And now not about what about a week
Speaker 1: ago when the city manager supposedly fired I think it's
Speaker 1: called administrative lead. But it's going to be fired Terese.
Speaker 1: The mayor said it's time we start arresting people for misdemeanors.
Speaker 1: I would think it is a basic tenement of law enforcement. Now,
Speaker 1: when you see somebody in your presence committing a drug offense,
Speaker 1: do you tell your man and women of Butler County
Speaker 1: if you see somebody walking around the streets you having
Speaker 1: a needle in their arm or living in a homeless
Speaker 1: encampment in downtown Hamilton? Do you see somebody smoking pot
Speaker 1: walking around? What do you tell your many women to
Speaker 1: do in uniform?
Speaker 3: Hey, we do what we're supposed to.
Speaker 2: We're supposed to keep everybody safe. You're not allowed to
Speaker 2: do that. It's against the law. Hey, you go to
Speaker 2: jail and you only have to do that. Listen, you
Speaker 2: only have to do that a little bit. Bill, they'll
Speaker 2: go somewhere else. We try to tell them, go to Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: They got everything there, They got the best welfare system
Speaker 2: in the world. They'll give you free money, they won't
Speaker 2: put you in jail. You can lay on the streets
Speaker 2: do whatever you want. You can do those race car
Speaker 2: things where you close the highway down, protest and block
Speaker 2: the bridges off. But don't go to Kentucky because they'll
Speaker 2: whip your ass put you in jail. Yes, hey, you
Speaker 2: made us a mistake crossing that bridge. But listen, they
Speaker 2: had a good police chief. They have the best police
Speaker 2: department in the United States, one of the best.
Speaker 3: I know them. They're not allowed to do their job.
Speaker 3: Can't blame them.
Speaker 2: They're so screwed up, and like I said, empty beds
Speaker 2: in jail because the judges won't.
Speaker 3: Put them in jail.
Speaker 2: Everybody gets bonded out before they get the paperwork done.
Speaker 2: It's it's sanctuary city. But again, the businesses downtown are suffering.
Speaker 3: People.
Speaker 2: Hey, the word is don't go there. You get turned
Speaker 2: around and get on the wrong street. Hey, you're going
Speaker 2: to get shot, You're going to get beat down, and
Speaker 2: if you try to defend yourself, you will be indicted
Speaker 2: and charged with a crime for being a victim. Terrible
Speaker 2: national news and embarrassment. The mayor should resign immediately. One
Speaker 2: of the worst men I've ever seen. He should quit
Speaker 2: like yesterday.
Speaker 1: Let me give a little story about Judge Josh Berkowitz
Speaker 1: had them on twice since Labor Day. Every day as
Speaker 1: the administrative judge presiding Judge helmlic Keuny Municipal Court, he
Speaker 1: gets a availability of beds available in the jail because
Speaker 1: the judges. You might recall when my wife was on
Speaker 1: the bench about ten fifteen years ago, there was a
Speaker 1: movement of foot by Sean Donovan by side lease. We
Speaker 1: had to build another jail now. The cost was going
Speaker 1: to be one hundred million dollars and there'd be a
Speaker 1: five year sales tax increase of a half a percent
Speaker 1: that would sunset after five years to raise one hundred
Speaker 1: million in order to build a brand new jail in
Speaker 1: addition to one we have now. Because they were double
Speaker 1: betting and judges were told in the morning penny would
Speaker 1: get something at eight a m. In the morning, we
Speaker 1: can't accept any prisoners today, and so you have to
Speaker 1: act tough on the bench. You had to say, well,
Speaker 1: don't do that again. But you couldn't send these gang
Speaker 1: bangers and criminals to jail because the jail said we
Speaker 1: won't accept them. That's how things function. Ten to fifteen
Speaker 1: years ago, and now let's fast forward to twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: Josh Berkowitz, running for reelection, says he gets that update
Speaker 1: every day. Between two and four hundred beds are available
Speaker 1: every day in amer County jail. And this isn't Charmaine
Speaker 1: mcguffey's fault because she doesn't sentence people to jail. The
Speaker 1: judges in Hamleton County, half of them are liberal Democrats
Speaker 1: who believe in something called restorative justice. I see campaign
Speaker 1: literature of Democrats restorative justice, and they don't think people
Speaker 1: should go to jail. We have a horrible, lousy juvenile
Speaker 1: court judge named Bloom, Carrie Bloom, who who thinks, especially
Speaker 1: black boys should not be sent to jail because of
Speaker 1: reparations and restorative justice. So instead of him, we have
Speaker 1: more crime, more shots fired, more victims, more robberies, more
Speaker 1: drug sales, more breaking into cars, more stolen cars than
Speaker 1: we've ever had, And we have fewer people in the
Speaker 1: jail proportionally we've ever had. And so half the judges
Speaker 1: are Republican, half the judges are Democrat. If you get
Speaker 1: in front of a Democrat judge and as an experienced
Speaker 1: criminal defense attorney, you know how to work the case
Speaker 1: to get in front of one of these judges. When
Speaker 1: I practice law actively, i'd look in room May, who's
Speaker 1: coming up the weeks ahead, and I try to get
Speaker 1: me an easy sentencing judge. I didn't want to go
Speaker 1: in front of Judge Crush. I didn't want to go
Speaker 1: in front of Judge Matthews or Judge I didn't want
Speaker 1: to go in front of any of the tough judges.
Speaker 1: I want to go in front of the easy ones.
Speaker 1: You work the system to make sure your client is
Speaker 1: sentenced by an easy judge. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And so when you have two to three one hundred
Speaker 1: empty beds, that is chaos, Sheriff, that is absolute chaos.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, the city is known for that right now.
Speaker 2: It's really sad. And again that's who these people elect,
Speaker 2: and it's going to continue to be that way. The
Speaker 2: business is downtown until they get the nerve to start
Speaker 2: firing these people, not support them and get people in there.
Speaker 2: They give them happy talk, Hey, we're.
Speaker 3: Going to fix it.
Speaker 2: We're going to get in the new police chief. Van
Speaker 2: going to fix anything. It's that they'll get.
Speaker 1: Some person that's been fired from some.
Speaker 2: Other department somewhere else probably won't hire anybody from within
Speaker 2: at all. They'll go outside and they'll find some person
Speaker 2: that will be like what they want them to do,
Speaker 2: and they.
Speaker 3: Will do it.
Speaker 2: Listen, you're absolutely correct as far as trying to judge
Speaker 2: shop people that are listening to your station right now.
Speaker 1: When you were in.
Speaker 2: College, you didn't pick the hard the hardest professor. You
Speaker 2: went down, Hey, this one's hard, that one's no, I'm
Speaker 2: going to go to this one. Hey, you don't have
Speaker 2: to do but one term paper. They don't come very often.
Speaker 2: They're liberal. That's who you picked. When you were in college.
Speaker 2: You didn't pick the hardest one. Same with the judges
Speaker 2: they picked. They judge shop. It's not rocket science, but
Speaker 2: the system is so broke. The mayor, the city council,
Speaker 2: the city manager all broke down. Listen, I tell people
Speaker 2: here in Butler County, we're so fortunate. We're a thirty
Speaker 2: minute drive maybe twenty five from downtown, say Cincinnati, right,
Speaker 2: totally different here.
Speaker 3: We got jails, we.
Speaker 2: Got judges, prosecutors, good police departments, and we run it here.
Speaker 2: That's why people want to come here. Thirty minute drives
Speaker 2: from here downtown Hamilton Butler County, the county seat to
Speaker 2: total chaos.
Speaker 3: Thirty minute drive.
Speaker 2: That's how if we were like Cincinnati, we would have
Speaker 2: the same issues.
Speaker 3: But we are not sure.
Speaker 1: If you've been accused of the social activist online that
Speaker 1: you are monetizing and making money off illegals, can you
Speaker 1: tell the American people how much money the Feds are
Speaker 1: paying you in Butler County to house inmates in the
Speaker 1: Butler County jail. I'd say, on a yearly basis, how
Speaker 1: much money are you is to county getting.
Speaker 2: Hey, we're going to bring in twenty two million next year.
Speaker 2: In the last twenty twenty years we bought in over
Speaker 2: two hundred and the next this year, next year, and
Speaker 2: into twenty seven we're going to bring in a quarter
Speaker 2: of a billion with a b a quarter of a
Speaker 2: billion dollars. And that's what we're bringing into the county here. Now,
Speaker 2: do we get paid to bring prisoners here?
Speaker 3: Sure we do.
Speaker 2: We don't do it for free. We work with ICE.
Speaker 2: We lock people up. The ICE goes with us. We
Speaker 2: don't have the authority to make the arrest on ICE charges,
Speaker 2: but ICE goes with us or thereby phone where we
Speaker 2: make contact. They put the charges on them. We go
Speaker 2: out with them to assist them.
Speaker 3: And we help them.
Speaker 2: We don't let them throw rocks at the police here.
Speaker 2: We don't let them spit on the police.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: You can spit on the police, but you go to
Speaker 2: hospital first, then you'll.
Speaker 3: Come to jail.
Speaker 2: You throw a rock at us or a brick, you're
Speaker 2: liable to get shot. So and if you jump in
Speaker 2: front of a car of one of our citizens here,
Speaker 2: they'll probably run over you. That's what happens. That's the difference.
Speaker 2: It's the difference there. Thirty minute drive and do we
Speaker 2: keep our community safe? Yes, we've probably arrested a hunt
Speaker 2: probably ice with US. ICE is probably arrested one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty illegals Aaron, Butler County.
Speaker 1: Oh, you know, sounds to me like you're monetizing the
Speaker 1: misery of others. According to the social activists, they don't
Speaker 1: like the idea that you're housing these criminals. Claremont County
Speaker 1: is starting to do the same thing in Boone County,
Speaker 1: and you're talking about a quarter of a billion dollars
Speaker 1: in Butler County. That's a crap load of money and
Speaker 1: it's housing individuals that are they're not with you long,
Speaker 1: you might have a hearing, might not. And they're they're
Speaker 1: in and they're out.
Speaker 3: Three weeks.
Speaker 2: That's how long they stay because there is no federal
Speaker 2: jail space other than what county jails. And we're doing
Speaker 2: our part. Seventy eight percent of America once these people
Speaker 2: shipped out, that's who they voted for. Democrat and Republican.
Speaker 2: And the activists that come here don't want you to
Speaker 2: make any arrest. But listen, they're here. They're here illegally.
Speaker 2: I've seen something today, I haven't verified it. At fifty
Speaker 2: million illegals that are in the United States. Fifty million
Speaker 2: over so many years get welfare. Fifty men and so trying.
Speaker 2: The Democrats are trying to get it to where they
Speaker 2: can get this bill open the government back up only
Speaker 2: if that continues to give health care to the illegals.
Speaker 1: Thirty seconds remaining. How long would it take Sheriff First
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones to clean up the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Hey, I said six months earlier. I could do it
Speaker 2: in three months. They'd have to give me a contract.
Speaker 2: I'd have to be able to keep my job as
Speaker 2: the sheriffan Butler County. I could fix that the police
Speaker 2: would love me. All law enforcement would love me. I
Speaker 2: would get with the judges, I'd get with the prosecutor,
Speaker 2: do the best I can.
Speaker 3: We would make a rest.
Speaker 2: We would flood the courts, and we'd run people off
Speaker 2: the streets, and all the punks and thugs, we'd run
Speaker 2: them off, juveniles.
Speaker 1: Everything would be over. Well, I'm going to talk to
Speaker 1: maybe the city manager. I'm gonna see if I get
Speaker 1: you appointed the interim police chief. Would you like that?
Speaker 3: Hey? For three months and a contract and a fire.
Speaker 2: And we'd have to get with the prosecutor here to
Speaker 2: make sure I could keep my job here as the
Speaker 2: share Welleck do both very easily.
Speaker 1: Richard K. Jones, you're the best there is. Thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the bill, Cunningham Shaw. I'm gonna start promoting
Speaker 1: you to become the chief of Police of the City
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: Hey, the police would allow it.
Speaker 1: Sheriff, thank you, the chief of Police, Richard K. Jones,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. See here, mat all right, let's
Speaker 1: continue with more now that would be something to cover
Speaker 1: on news radio seven hundreds. Sean McMahon, my producer DuJour
Speaker 1: from Elder High School to Home of the panthers and
Speaker 1: the pit we're elder. About a month ago. Kick the
Speaker 1: crap out of Muller cost me a few bucks there.
Speaker 1: I bet with many of the elder faithful, including electrician
Speaker 1: Johnny Kraft, and I gave him elder plus three and
Speaker 1: a half. I think elder one by ten, but nonetheless
Speaker 1: a couple of book keeping items. Looking out the window
Speaker 1: here in Kenwood, the black smoke is gone, and I
Speaker 1: seventy five Union Center Boulevard North and South. But it
Speaker 1: appears in Brian Combs and others that it was a
Speaker 1: fuel truck and some of the fuel has leached into
Speaker 1: the pipes underneath the bridge. The overpass on Union Center,
Speaker 1: which rather way is beautiful, So I don't know what's
Speaker 1: going to happen. Brian Combs will stay in touch with
Speaker 1: us along with Matt Reeese on the hour half and
Speaker 1: half passed to find out when that's going to open.
Speaker 1: It may be several hours, and I seventy five shut
Speaker 1: down is always a disaster, but it appears not to
Speaker 1: be a good situation. So at one o'clock in the news,
Speaker 1: we're going to tell you more about that. I have
Speaker 1: a call back into Richard K. Jones this happened during
Speaker 1: the interview and we weren't able to see what was
Speaker 1: going on about forty five minutes ago. So we'll keep
Speaker 1: you a prized as the one I seventy five is
Speaker 1: going to open, it's not good. And yesterday I seventy
Speaker 1: one was shut down and about the eighteen mile marker
Speaker 1: for a terrible wreck southbound, so we'll see about that. Secondly,
Speaker 1: look put in my hands. The Marty Brenneman statute. Vandalism
Speaker 1: seemingly has been solved. It's a thirteen year old boy
Speaker 1: who thought it might be good to snap the microphone
Speaker 1: in Marty Brenneman's hands from his statue at the Great
Speaker 1: American Ballpark. And I'm sure nothing will happen to the
Speaker 1: thirteen year old. If you're in front of Judge Carry Bloom,
Speaker 1: nothing happens to anyone. In fact, there was one report
Speaker 1: that this year she remanded to adult court one person
Speaker 1: for a crime. The other thousands are simply kept in
Speaker 1: juvenile court, released overnight back to the parent, normally the
Speaker 1: mother or grandmother who's taking care of the kid anyway,
Speaker 1: who's acting up. So that doesn't solve a damn thing.
Speaker 1: So we'll keep you apprized about Marty Brenneman, keep yourd
Speaker 1: eyes about I seventy five southbound, what's going on there?
Speaker 1: And so much more. Plus of Richard K. Jones is
Speaker 1: willing to become the chief of police of the city's
Speaker 1: Cincinnati temporarily. It would take him ninety days to get
Speaker 1: the city in order. But the problem is this, that
Speaker 1: this is fundamental that in Butler County they have a
Speaker 1: functional common police court, the municipal court system, and functional
Speaker 1: judges and which they sentenced people to prison. When I
Speaker 1: speak to my criminal defense lawyers, my brothers and sisters
Speaker 1: in the law, they tell me you want to avoid
Speaker 1: Butler County, and you want to avoid if you can,
Speaker 1: Kenton County, in Claremont County and Warren County under David
Speaker 1: Fornshew because he'll lock you up. That's not the case
Speaker 1: in Hamleton County. So although the arrest can take place,
Speaker 1: the policies might change. It is up to you, as
Speaker 1: a citizen to flip out and change the judiciary. And
Speaker 1: most Americans have no idea what the judiciary, who's up,
Speaker 1: who isn't up, who the candidates are, who the candidates
Speaker 1: are not, what they stand for, are they liberal, Are
Speaker 1: they conservative? Do they believe in reparations and social reparative
Speaker 1: justice or not? Most people have no clue. In fact,
Speaker 1: I just happened to run into Chris Smitherman, who was
Speaker 1: here doing the Brian Thomas Show earlier today. I get
Speaker 1: here about ten thirty every morning, and he told me
Speaker 1: there's extremely low voter turnout in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and likely it's going to continue that way through Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Supposed to rain Wednesday and Thursday, so no one goes
Speaker 1: out in the rain. I guess it's going to be
Speaker 1: a low turnout. In fact, the turnout may be as
Speaker 1: low as twenty percent of those who registered to vote,
Speaker 1: and only about half the adults are registered to vote
Speaker 1: in the first place, So we're going to deal with
Speaker 1: ten percent of the adults in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: ten percent determining the outcome of the election. That is
Speaker 1: the recipe for a complete collapse, because the activists will vote,
Speaker 1: those getting paid will vote, and most people, a great
Speaker 1: majority of people will not vote in the municipal elections.
Speaker 1: And this is the most important one we've had, maybe
Speaker 1: in my lifetime, in the city of Cincinnati, because Cincinnati
Speaker 1: it's a heart that beats the tristiad. I found myself
Speaker 1: last night in Warren County, the Warren County Fairgrounds with
Speaker 1: a bunch of other great Americans, about one hundred strong
Speaker 1: at the Chili Cookoff, which I enjoyed greatly, by the way,
Speaker 1: headquartered by Darlene and many others and Amy Brewer, etc.
Speaker 1: And to a person, they told me that they don't
Speaker 1: go downtown to Cincinnati anymore. In fact, several have told
Speaker 1: me they don't want to go to the FC games
Speaker 1: in the West End because I'm sorry, the East End
Speaker 1: because after all, it's dangerous. And so when the citizens
Speaker 1: of Warren County do not want to go downtown to
Speaker 1: watch a redg game of Bengals game, or have dinner
Speaker 1: and watch them play at the Air and Off, that's
Speaker 1: a big problem and it's going to take a long
Speaker 1: time to overcome that. You can't continue the same policies
Speaker 1: anticipating a different result. And so it's up to you,
Speaker 1: the ten to fifteen percent of my listeners who live
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati, to actually respond to the
Speaker 1: clarion call of change. I had many times on I
Speaker 1: had on the representatives of Hyde Park and the mayor
Speaker 1: quickly resolved that matter until after the election. Then I'll
Speaker 1: stick it to Hyde Park once again, he sees himself.
Speaker 1: Then it is on lame duck and the mayor will
Speaker 1: do whatever the mayor wants to do. And you've see
Speaker 1: what he wants to do. That's going to continue after
Speaker 1: the election, if and when he gets elected. I'm told
Speaker 1: by the politicos Corey Bowman has a little bit of
Speaker 1: a chance to win the mayorship, but not a big
Speaker 1: chance because the turnout is so low. The turnout must
Speaker 1: be greater. You must vote for change, you must cause
Speaker 1: it to transpire, and if you fail to do so,
Speaker 1: you'll get more of the same. What do you have
Speaker 1: to lose? Not much? Secondly or thirdly, once again, Brian
Speaker 1: Combs had the story earlier that and the Senate once again,
Speaker 1: the Republicans tried to overcome the veto power of the
Speaker 1: Democrats and they were rebuffed for the twelfth time. The
Speaker 1: Democrats want chaos. It's a campaign tool. The Republicans put
Speaker 1: up and voted for paying the military. Democrats said no,
Speaker 1: and it failed. You need sixty votes. You need about
Speaker 1: seven or eight Democrats to cross over. So the Democrats
Speaker 1: said no, We're not going to pay the military. Then
Speaker 1: they said, okay, let's try snap food stamps. Let's put
Speaker 1: that up by itself. Guess what. Republicans said, Let's make
Speaker 1: those who are getting food stamps snap EBT cards. Let's
Speaker 1: make sure that they can get fed. Republicans say, feed them.
Speaker 1: Democrats said, oh no, you can't do that. Then they
Speaker 1: tried again. They wanted to pay the federal workers who
Speaker 1: are now actually working, much like the air traffic controllers
Speaker 1: and TSA that kind of stuff. There are thousands, maybe
Speaker 1: a million, federal workers still working today, not getting paid,
Speaker 1: like the Postal Service, many in Social Security, my good
Speaker 1: friend Aaron up to Grove and others. They're working. So
Speaker 1: the Republicans say, okay, let's pay the federal workers who
Speaker 1: are now working. What did the Democrats say, nop, don't
Speaker 1: want to pay them either. So the Democrats deserve and
Speaker 1: want chaos. It fits a political goal of campaigning next
Speaker 1: year on the issue that Trump causes chaos by the
Speaker 1: behavior of the Democrats, and they're banking on the media
Speaker 1: and ill informed electorate not to understand what's happening. And
Speaker 1: much like in the city of Cincinnati and Brian Combs
Speaker 1: had the story this morning. Quite often the food truck operators.
Speaker 1: These are maybe one hundred to one hundred and fifty those.
Speaker 1: It's hard to operate a food truck. It is difficult,
Speaker 1: the cleanliness standards, the product, the purchase, the quick and
Speaker 1: ease nourishment. It's tough to operate a food truck. And
Speaker 1: so somebody had share along had the scatter brained idea
Speaker 1: of stopping food trucks from serving food after as at
Speaker 1: ten or eleven PM. What if someone's drunk on their ass,
Speaker 1: doesn't it make sense to get something in your belly
Speaker 1: The food truck is a positive? But not according to
Speaker 1: the experts who run city council. Did they consult with
Speaker 1: the food truck operators themselves?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Did they ask then Captain Henny, who was running the
Speaker 1: central business districts, how much crime directly or indirectly it's
Speaker 1: associated with food trucks. Did they ask him? No, didn't
Speaker 1: ask him. In fact, Captain Henny, who's now the interim chief, said,
Speaker 1: you know what, I was never asked for any statistics.
Speaker 1: But I doubt whether food trucks are a big source
Speaker 1: of crime. It's the blind leading the blind. This is scoofiness.
Speaker 1: This is wrong. They came up with a curfew, then
Speaker 1: the food trucks. Originally it was the red bikes, the
Speaker 1: red bikes. Instead of focusing on locking up the five
Speaker 1: hundred to one thousand criminals, mainly teenage boys running around Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: they deal with food trucks, curfews, and red bikes. Doesn't
Speaker 1: solve the problem at all. In fact, it might cause
Speaker 1: more problems. People are blasted on their mind. Probably could
Speaker 1: use a hamburger or some chicken wings in their belly
Speaker 1: at eleven o'clock at night. But nobody is not data
Speaker 1: driven at all. It simply catches ketch can It is stupid,
Speaker 1: much like the Democrats in Washington. Don't pay the military.
Speaker 1: Republicans say, pay the military continuous snap. Democrats say no.
Speaker 1: Republicans say, yes, pay the current workers, the TSA, the reirit,
Speaker 1: AFRA controllers, Ice, pay the FBI, play, the CIA, etc.
Speaker 1: The military pay them. Republicans said, pay them, Democrats say,
Speaker 1: don't pay them at all. The Democrats live and work
Speaker 1: in the area of chaos and the East Wing in
Speaker 1: the White House nobody cares about that. As average Americans,
Speaker 1: I think it'd be great to have a seventy eight
Speaker 1: hundred seat arena attached to the White House. That's fine.
Speaker 1: I've been in the I've been in the West Wing,
Speaker 1: and I've been in the East Wing. The East Wing
Speaker 1: is old, one hundred years old, and it's got a
Speaker 1: bunch of small offices in it. It's no big deal.
Speaker 1: But everything that happens that Trump does is a crisis.
Speaker 1: It must be stopped and must be eliminated. The violence
Speaker 1: in our major cities are all occasioned by leftists and
Speaker 1: by Democrats who refuse to enforce the law. In the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, a few hundred must be locked up
Speaker 1: to protect a few hundred thousand innocent citizens, and the
Speaker 1: victims of the criminals in Cincinnati tend to be fellow Democrats.
Speaker 1: Overwhelmingly they are Democrats. Why want the Democrats act to
Speaker 1: stop violence by Democrats against Democrats? Answer that question there, Sherlock.
Speaker 1: Why want the Democrats in Washington agree to continue snap
Speaker 1: benefits that benefits largely Democrats so that Democrats in Washington
Speaker 1: don't want to feed the Democrats in Cincinnati or Covington.
Speaker 1: Republicans say, feed them, Democrats say, nad, We're not going
Speaker 1: to feed them. I think work is a good thing. Well,
Speaker 1: Republicans say, you know what, you're working, We want to
Speaker 1: pay you. Democrats say, nope, don't pay them, don't feed
Speaker 1: the hungry, don't pay workers that are working, and don't
Speaker 1: pay the military, the FBI and ICE, don't pay them.
Speaker 1: Republicans say, please pay them, Come on, stop the madness.
Speaker 1: Democrats say, no, we're not going to pay them. What
Speaker 1: in the hell is going on around this place? And
Speaker 1: on top of that, just general left wing violence left
Speaker 1: his violence happening all the time, the assassins, whether it's
Speaker 1: James what's his name Hoskinson or Luigi or James Crooks
Speaker 1: or what was his name, Ryan Ruth or Tyler Robinson,
Speaker 1: they've targeted, who they've targeted, Republican House leaders CEOs, Donald
Speaker 1: Trump twice, Jews and Charlie Kirk. Jews walk in the
Speaker 1: shadows on college campuses where mobs jeered them and cheered
Speaker 1: amass killers. They still live in fear. Many jew Jewish
Speaker 1: individuals on college campuses are being jeered as Hamas is
Speaker 1: being cheered? Are you kidding me? In fact, from going
Speaker 1: back in time a little bit from June through October
Speaker 1: of twenty twenty, this is part of the Democratic plan
Speaker 1: to get Biden elected, by the way, was chaos. BLM.
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter rioting led to about thirty five murders,
Speaker 1: including many police officers, two billion dollars in damage by
Speaker 1: the left wing, fourteen thousand arrest and one five hundred
Speaker 1: injured cops. Left wing violence. It's unbelievable now the demagoguic
Speaker 1: leaders of many blue cities and blue states, but the
Speaker 1: governor of Illinois Pritzker, and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, and
Speaker 1: governors in California and Los Angeles Mayor they want to
Speaker 1: nullify federal law. They say it doesn't apply. Not just
Speaker 1: nullify it, they want to send their own police department
Speaker 1: to attack ice officials who are federal law enforcement. Much
Speaker 1: like I might add, in the nineteen fifties and sixties,
Speaker 1: you might recall what happened in Little Rock, Arkansas. Eisenhower
Speaker 1: went after Democratic governor Orville Fabis, and then also in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty two in Oxford, Mississippi, President Kennedy went after
Speaker 1: the governor there, a guy named was Barnett. And then
Speaker 1: also in Kennedy also in sixty three, went after George Wallace.
Speaker 1: That these governors, by the way, wrote democrats in the
Speaker 1: fifties and sixties that would not enforce federal law. Here
Speaker 1: we are what seventy years later, Democrats will not enforce
Speaker 1: federal law. Can you smell when I'm cooking? Is it
Speaker 1: time for a change, at least in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I think Richard K. Jones would be an upgrade to
Speaker 1: become the chief of police of the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: The problem is arrest all you want go in front
Speaker 1: of liberal judges who release everyone because of restoring of
Speaker 1: justice or reparations, in which case it doesn't do any
Speaker 1: good to lock somebody up when the judicial system lets
Speaker 1: them go immediately. Can you smell when I'm cooking? Well,
Speaker 1: let's continue. We'll keep you a prize to what's happening
Speaker 1: on I seventy five. Matt Reese will have the update
Speaker 1: in about seven or eight minutes. When will it be open?
Speaker 1: It might be an hour or two. Hopefully by the
Speaker 1: close of today's work it will be done. And we
Speaker 1: have to change our magnificent blue cities and make them
Speaker 1: maybe purple or red to save the residents from their
Speaker 1: political leaders. So many black voters in the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati are suffering from the Stockholm syndrome. They've been captured
Speaker 1: by the radical left and lie to so long they
Speaker 1: can't recognize the truth. You don't have to live like this.
Speaker 1: It can be different, and you have to take the
Speaker 1: risk on someone like Corey Bowman, someone like Lynda Matthews,
Speaker 1: someone like Chris Smitherman to change things for the better.
Speaker 1: Let's continue after one o'clock Today will be Dick Morris,
Speaker 1: who's got the first book out on Charlie Kirk, all
Speaker 1: about Charlie Kirk and Moore twelve fifty five Home of
Speaker 1: your Bengels, who's Radio seven hundred WLW, and he's been
Speaker 1: around writing many books. He's got the insight and he
Speaker 1: also is the ear of Donald Trump, etc. The new
Speaker 1: book out is the Real Charlie Kirk, the first major
Speaker 1: book in Charlie's death, reveals Kirk's influence on politics, Trump
Speaker 1: and so much more. Critical character, a critical figure taken
Speaker 1: from us way too soon. And Dick Morris, welcome again
Speaker 1: to the Bill Cunningham Show. First of all, Dick, why
Speaker 1: did you write the book? It's a wonderful read, but
Speaker 1: why did you do it?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: Somebody else to keep mark what.
Speaker 6: Charlie has meant and his legacy will endure, but it's
Speaker 6: gathering slowly. And I wanted people to understand what he
Speaker 6: meant and what he was about and why he himself
Speaker 6: I think was really a christ like Figot.
Speaker 5: I got to know.
Speaker 6: Charlie well when we both worked in the Trump campaign,
Speaker 6: and following his guidance and how we spoke to young
Speaker 6: people and what he said, we went from thirty six
Speaker 6: percent of the vote of people under thirty to forty
Speaker 6: six percent, and that was crucial in the election.
Speaker 5: And I wanted to write that.
Speaker 6: I wanted a document Charlie's role in it, and I
Speaker 6: wanted to explain how he did this essentially by telling
Speaker 6: people the truth and defending it and supporting it in
Speaker 6: person and not compromising. He did it by being an evangelical,
Speaker 6: not a politician.
Speaker 1: And you know, Lie circled the globe before truth can
Speaker 1: take its first Steven, I see a lot of the
Speaker 1: YouTube videos of individuals calling Turning Point USA representatives they're racist,
Speaker 1: he's a racist, he's a sexist, and I've seen it
Speaker 1: hot thousands of times. It's terrible. And one thing Charlie
Speaker 1: did was he wanted to the belly of the beast.
Speaker 1: That is, if you capture the youth in a certain way,
Speaker 1: which was the vision of progressives and Marxists and socialists,
Speaker 1: et cetera, you'll have them for years and years to come,
Speaker 1: and explained Charlie's approach to going to college campuses in
Speaker 1: the middle and running the belly of the beast.
Speaker 6: And to capture their teachers. And you capture their teachers, teachers,
Speaker 6: you're going to keep them for several decades, several generations,
Speaker 6: in several decades. And Charlie understood that there was a
Speaker 6: Marxist theorist named Herbert Marcusey who said that the working
Speaker 6: class is not the basis of the world revolution. He said,
Speaker 6: the young people are, and that to capture the youth
Speaker 6: we have to go into the institutions of young people, teachers, unions,
Speaker 6: ultimately professors, faculty lounges and give the and spread the
Speaker 6: gospel well. And in Marcusi's way, that meant advocates communism
Speaker 6: and for socialism. But I think that that really what
Speaker 6: the Charlie did was to take that doctor and turn
Speaker 6: it on his head and use that to develop a
Speaker 6: base among young people that I think will endure for decades.
Speaker 1: Great and as far as the note kings are only
Speaker 1: more than one have indicated. They's so called seven million
Speaker 1: people that showed up a week or so ago were
Speaker 1: overwhelmingly old and overwhelmingly white. There weren't too many black folks.
Speaker 1: Even in Atlanta, which is the majority of black city.
Speaker 1: It was overwhelmingly old white people, especially old white women. Correct.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, it was kind of leftover hippies, leftover McCarthy supporters,
Speaker 6: McGovern supporters, and Kathleen then Hiras supporters.
Speaker 5: And I think that they were there.
Speaker 6: In part because of belief, but in part because they're
Speaker 6: not salgia in parts have a good time.
Speaker 5: But clearly I.
Speaker 6: Don't think that they're the they're the force. They can
Speaker 6: oppose Donald Trump or Charlie.
Speaker 1: The youth vote was critical right now. There is I
Speaker 1: know in the Midwest. I'm headquartered in the Midwest. There's
Speaker 1: active Turning Point USA chapters all within the sounds of
Speaker 1: our voices. On Sunday nights, we have you know, the
Speaker 1: entire country. But during the day I'm in the Midwest
Speaker 1: and Monday through Friday and I speak at Turning Point
Speaker 1: USA events. I'll give you an example. My university in Oxford,
Speaker 1: Ohio had seven or eight members of Turning Point USA.
Speaker 1: They now have seven hundred and fifty. Will that last?
Speaker 1: In your opinion or not? Is this going to die?
Speaker 5: I think no, I think it will.
Speaker 6: I think that first of all, I think the aggressiveness
Speaker 6: of the left will keep it alive because we'll know
Speaker 6: there has to be an alternative. And I think that
Speaker 6: the that the enduring legacy of Charlie Kirk is a
Speaker 6: is one of support from a generation and changing the
Speaker 6: beatings of a generation based on their life experience.
Speaker 1: Talk about the Christian and Catholic vote. I'm a practicing
Speaker 1: Roman Catholic, and Joe Biden, it was disgusting coined himself
Speaker 1: as a practicing Roman Catholic. I love to play a
Speaker 1: clip here and there a priest to talk about you
Speaker 1: can't be a Roman Catholic or a practicing Christian if
Speaker 1: you believe in abortion, which is killing unborn babies, especially
Speaker 1: healthy unborn babies, and the bodies of health healthy mothers.
Speaker 1: You can't do that. And so what happened to the
Speaker 1: Christian or the Catholic vote, say, in twenty sixteen compared
Speaker 1: to twenty twenty and twenty twenty four.
Speaker 6: Well, in twenty sixteen, the issue had not really matured
Speaker 6: because the Dubbs decision had not come down by twenty
Speaker 6: twenty and then twenty twenty four, the left wing saw
Speaker 6: that the right wing had triumphed and the decision came down.
Speaker 5: The road was thrown out, and.
Speaker 6: The left feared there would be a wholesale abandonment of abortion,
Speaker 6: and they feared that the pro life movement would win.
Speaker 6: And a funny thing happened. The the pro life movement
Speaker 6: grew stronger and people avoid having abortions in many cases
Speaker 6: by leaving the state and in many cases by by
Speaker 6: just rethinking. And I think that the that the the
Speaker 6: collapse of the of the anti of the anti life,
Speaker 6: if you will movement, I think is very important. And
Speaker 6: I think that we've watched that on that on fl
Speaker 6: and I think it's going to get stronger. It's worth
Speaker 6: noting that the number of abortions has dropped significantly in
Speaker 6: the last few years, right.
Speaker 1: And another thing that you have a great historical bill,
Speaker 1: need to put different events together with meaning. I would
Speaker 1: think that Christian and the Catholic vote in seventy six,
Speaker 1: which Jimmy Carter went with him. He pictured himself as
Speaker 1: an ecumenical charismatic Christian and then in nineteen eighty eighty
Speaker 1: four I can recall that many Christians and Catholics went
Speaker 1: from Carter to Reagan. And then in the nineteen nineties,
Speaker 1: of course you were actively involved in the Clinton Gore campaign.
Speaker 1: I don't think Christianity or Catholicism played much of a
Speaker 1: role in that, or did it. And then I want
Speaker 1: to bring you up to current times and those ten
Speaker 1: year period you were there at the heart and soul
Speaker 1: of it. Yeah, but was there an effort by Clinton
Speaker 1: and Gore on Christianity and Catholicism.
Speaker 6: There was a nominal effort, But I don't think their
Speaker 6: soul that either of them were truly Christian, or that
Speaker 6: they used Christian document to win the election. I think
Speaker 6: that they hid and they tried to dissemble it. It
Speaker 6: took Donald Trump and an opponent of abortion, to go
Speaker 6: into the fight honestly and really persuade America not to
Speaker 6: let this become the divisive issue that it had become.
Speaker 1: And especially when had Bill Clinton was Pecadillo's this and
Speaker 1: that in Hillary Clinton's come out strong against destroying parts
Speaker 1: of the White House. I laughed at Chelsea's now an
Speaker 1: adult in Hillary complaining about bad behavior in the White House.
Speaker 1: What hypocrisy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's true, that's true.
Speaker 6: Well, nobody has ever accused Bill Clinton of consistency, No question.
Speaker 5: Hypocrisy is his refuge.
Speaker 6: But rather than talk about Clinton, talk about the positive
Speaker 6: Charlie Kirk. Out of this period of unbelief, in this
Speaker 6: period of doubt, in this period of people questioning each
Speaker 6: other's motives, a purity emerge with Charlie Kirk explaining rationally
Speaker 6: what was right, explaining it in the Biblical And I
Speaker 6: think that that has rallied the use of a very
Speaker 6: important way. And I think it's going to last for
Speaker 6: decades and decades. His memory will go on and will
Speaker 6: grow with time.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I interviewed Charlie Kirk several times. In the last time
Speaker 1: he gave me his three principles of faith number one, family,
Speaker 1: number two, and America number three. And so many kids
Speaker 1: today because of the YouTube generation, because of TikTok, because
Speaker 1: of all that stuff, that they've lost their connection to faith,
Speaker 1: to family, and to the nation. In fact, being patriotic
Speaker 1: and being a practicing Christian or a practicing Jew on
Speaker 1: the college campus and believing in a family life as
Speaker 1: almost an Intafada. I can't imagine too many college girls
Speaker 1: are thinking about starting a family, getting married and having babies,
Speaker 1: and Charlie Kirk spoke against that, didn't.
Speaker 6: He Well, the birth rate rate is way down and
Speaker 6: it ultimately is a danger to the United States.
Speaker 5: But I think that that.
Speaker 6: What Kirk did was take the ideology of being pro
Speaker 6: life and being pro life in all its respects and
Speaker 6: made it very current and very appropriate.
Speaker 5: I was struck the.
Speaker 6: Other day when I read that in Canada, where assisted
Speaker 6: suicide is legal, that they're finding that more and more
Speaker 6: of the assisted suicide cases or in fact people who
Speaker 6: are disabled or even people who are depressed, and it
Speaker 6: really amounts to suicide and to the end of the
Speaker 6: pro life effort. And I think that that's of a
Speaker 6: piece with the pro choice movement and with the abortion movement.
Speaker 1: And Dick Morris, author of the book The Real Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 1: he understood something critical was the role of Hispanics right now.
Speaker 1: Of course, the largest minority in America are Hispanics, and
Speaker 1: traditionally Hispanics have believed in faith, Catholicism, family life in
Speaker 1: the nation. So what did he understand about Hispanics have
Speaker 1: played a crucier role in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 6: Well, Hispanics have been on the front line lines of
Speaker 6: this play in their own countries. They've seen how their
Speaker 6: countries became Marxists. They've seen how the people of Venezuela
Speaker 6: and Niculagua, even Mexico have had to flee because of
Speaker 6: the impact of socialism. And then socialism is not just
Speaker 6: something you read in the textbook. It's something they can
Speaker 6: see in real terms, just throwing the country and destroying
Speaker 6: the generation. And it's led the Hispanic vote to be
Speaker 6: very reliably not just pro life, but pro Republican and
Speaker 6: pro liberty, and to become one of the major pops
Speaker 6: holding up the Republican Party.
Speaker 1: I think you and Charlie Kirk understood something. Every now
Speaker 1: and then, every twenty to forty years, Dick Morris go realignment.
Speaker 1: What's happening now in twenty twenty five, with Mandani's probable
Speaker 1: I guess election, I pray to God, and I know
Speaker 1: you've written on that subject. Is there a realignment happening?
Speaker 1: We won't know for another few years. We'll look back
Speaker 1: to twenty twenty four to twenty twenty five and said,
Speaker 1: that's when the realignment began.
Speaker 6: Well, there are several realignments going on. I think the
Speaker 6: success of Trump and the total frustration of the left
Speaker 6: its inability to bring him down, has caused the kind
Speaker 6: of realism, a kind of commitments in nothing with the
Speaker 6: young people, at least in the liberal areas like New York.
Speaker 6: And you see you see that in the Mandani vote.
Speaker 6: But I think that ultimately the effect of the socialism
Speaker 6: will be that the rest of the country will see
Speaker 6: what Latinos have already seen, which is the tremendously destructive
Speaker 6: effect of socialism.
Speaker 1: Yes, because but I hope you've written about what's gonna
Speaker 1: get out Charlie Kirk. We're going to come back to him.
Speaker 1: We have about two minutes remaining in the interview. As
Speaker 1: far as mom, Donnie, what's your crystal ball? Tell you?
Speaker 1: On November four, it's going to happen.
Speaker 6: Well, unfortunately, it looks like Montgami is going to win.
Speaker 6: I think that we have to understand that his big
Speaker 6: base of support are people who are far and born.
Speaker 6: When you ask people are you were You're born here
Speaker 6: or abroad? Sixty two percent of the voters the support
Speaker 6: who a Mandamie supporters say that they were not born
Speaker 6: in the US. And I think that the heritage of
Speaker 6: freedom and capitalism that has worked so well, particularly in
Speaker 6: the successful areas like New York, is being obliterated by
Speaker 6: socialist rhetoric. And I think that we just have to
Speaker 6: wait until reality manifests itself. And just like you are
Speaker 6: people streaming out of Venezuela, running away from Nicaragua, going
Speaker 6: in votes in the middle of the oceans, escaped Cuba,
Speaker 6: you're going to see people.
Speaker 5: Leaving New York.
Speaker 6: There was a poll just conducted that said that twenty
Speaker 6: six percent of New Yorkers would seriously consider leaving it.
Speaker 6: Mondammi is elected, and once if he is elected, and
Speaker 6: if the federally is cut off and these problems could
Speaker 6: develop to become worse, I think you will see that
Speaker 6: access I was talking to.
Speaker 5: Someone, Terry.
Speaker 6: He said, you know, Mondomi wants three buses. He said,
Speaker 6: what that's going to do is you're going to have
Speaker 6: homeless people riding the buses all the time, and nobody
Speaker 6: else is going to go on. It's called that they're
Speaker 6: not going to stab on the street, and they'll be
Speaker 6: in a warm bus and nobody else will board the bus,
Speaker 6: and it amounts to the takeover really every surface transportation
Speaker 6: by the derelict left.
Speaker 1: And lastly, when there's a Democrat in the White House
Speaker 1: in order to pass trillion dollar bills to fund the
Speaker 1: large blue city in blue states, you can survive. However,
Speaker 1: without that Democrat, in this case Biden the White House
Speaker 1: using COVID as an excuse to sending the cities in
Speaker 1: the States trillions of dollars to paper over all their problems.
Speaker 1: Those days are done.
Speaker 5: Yeah, those days are done.
Speaker 6: And I think that the Trump change is going to
Speaker 6: be permanent, and I do not think a Democrat is
Speaker 6: ever is going to come back to the White House,
Speaker 6: certainly within my life.
Speaker 5: I'm seventy eight.
Speaker 1: Well, there's going to be a realignment. But the name
Speaker 1: of the first book out, the Real Charlie Kirkt, is everywhere.
Speaker 1: And Dick Morris, as a newsmacanalyst and columnist, he was
Speaker 1: called by Tom Magazine at one point one of the
Speaker 1: most influential private citizens in America. Dick Morris, thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on. And in a sense, all the New York
Speaker 1: City's got to hit rock bottom, almost like an alcoholic
Speaker 1: to recover.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it does, it absolutely does. That's a great metaphor.
Speaker 6: I think I'll borrow that.
Speaker 1: You may have it, send me a check.
Speaker 5: Okay, right, thank you, Dick.
Speaker 1: Morris, thank you very much. All right, let's continue. And
Speaker 1: I don't know how New York can survive without someone
Speaker 1: paying their bills other than New Yorkers. You can't keep
Speaker 1: increasing taxes, have lousy public schools. Freeze rents, which mean
Speaker 1: new housing will not be built, so the rents not
Speaker 1: frozen will double and triple in price. You can't have
Speaker 1: free bus fares, free subways, free grocery stores. Only in
Speaker 1: countries like Havana, Cuba do they have such things? And
Speaker 1: how we looking in Havana? Not good? Goill Cunningham with
Speaker 1: you every afternoon on news radio seven hundred wl bield.
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Speaker 1: How long did you stay up last night for the
Speaker 1: World Series? Didn't see it, didn't see a pitch. I
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Speaker 1: the whole thing till three forty five am Eastern time.
Speaker 1: I got to get my beauty sleep. That was like
Speaker 1: a doubleheader, a double dip. Eighteen innings now They're not
Speaker 1: going to picked to pitch to Otani anymore. They said
Speaker 1: they're done. How about this.
Speaker 9: There's only been two eighteen plus inning games in World
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Speaker 9: Bengals defense out of players only meeting yesterday, players only
Speaker 9: Trey Hendrickson with a hip, Joe Flacco's shoulder all day.
Speaker 1: To day, aren't you? Day to day? Always? What happens
Speaker 1: if Flacco can't play on Sunday and Theake the Snake call,
Speaker 1: they go, Jake the Snake? Then what then they take
Speaker 1: somebody out of the crowd? What about the quarterback of
Speaker 1: the UC Bearcats? Brendan could play, couldn't he well? He'll
Speaker 1: be coming back from him by Utah. Can he play well,
Speaker 1: they're not scheduled to be to fly into They're not
Speaker 1: scheduled to be back into Cincinnati until seven am Sunday morning.
Speaker 1: He can Lord Beans, Moe and Tony Pike have to
Speaker 1: go straight from the airport to the Holy Grail and
Speaker 1: do the shoe well, but they signed up for that time.
Speaker 1: What about Dan the Man? What about him?
Speaker 9: He's in the same boat well number seventeen Cincinnati and
Speaker 9: number twenty four Utah Saturday night in the Big Big
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Speaker 9: Brian Kelly is going to make over twenty five thousand
Speaker 9: dollars per day from LSU for the next six years
Speaker 9: because of his buyout. What they've calculated, he's going to
Speaker 9: make one hundred and eighty six thousand dollars a week
Speaker 9: eight hundred and eight thousand per month with his buyout.
Speaker 1: And he's fired yep for failing. Yep. He's not welcome
Speaker 1: with you see, is he? I don't think so. How
Speaker 1: about Notre Dame don't want Freeman ghest and takes the
Speaker 1: LSU job. Would Brian Kelly go back to South Bend?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: What is rock say about that? Rocky, You'll take the
Speaker 1: job at Notre Dame. Could Brendan Soursby be signed by
Speaker 1: the Bengals at ten am on Sunday morning? I don't
Speaker 1: think so. Coach him up quickly and get him out there.
Speaker 1: I don't think so. Wouldn't that be.
Speaker 9: Something High School Sports USA Today Final in season Ohio
Speaker 9: Super twenty five Football poll Akron Hoba number one, what
Speaker 9: Elder second, Anderson four, bowler, twelve bombers, fifteen taffed, unbeaten
Speaker 9: twenty three. But you're saying unscored on any Indian hill,
Speaker 9: twenty fifth in the state.
Speaker 1: Like that, five or six shutouts in every game this year.
Speaker 9: They've outscored their opponents three hundred and fifty to zero
Speaker 9: this year.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good, I would say so. I'm by getting
Speaker 1: those guys who play Bengals. Put the uniforms of them,
Speaker 1: I would say so. Get some of the senator them
Speaker 1: out there, Get them out there. The senator senators by
Speaker 1: the way, what state did Senator Taft represent?
Speaker 9: The Taft Senator, you'd be Bob Taft or will you Howard? Well,
Speaker 9: his father, which Taft was that one end? Then the
Speaker 9: one the uh that invented the seventh inning stretch?
Speaker 1: All is after him. Then they name the Taft senators
Speaker 1: after which senator.
Speaker 9: I think, uh, Bob Taft that that was the that
Speaker 9: was the governor, Well, then it had to be William Howard.
Speaker 1: I think you're correct. Okay, you're not as stupid as
Speaker 1: people think you are. Thank you.
Speaker 9: Now what about Marty Brendam he invented a stretch? Yeah,
Speaker 9: and then what you're going to say about the microphone?
Speaker 9: About the mic and then what about the vandalism and
Speaker 9: the at Joe Knuxall's Miracle League. They bore up the
Speaker 9: FACI ball courts.
Speaker 1: Got knucks All and Brenneman on the same day. What's
Speaker 1: going on there?
Speaker 9: Sick and it's sick and we just have nice things
Speaker 9: in this town. People want to destroy the Probably Democrats
Speaker 9: go some place and do it. I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: And the thirteen year old boy that did this, the
Speaker 1: Marty Brenahan, Yeah, nothing will happen because the judge there
Speaker 1: couldn't care less about crime committed by juveniles. What do
Speaker 1: you think it's sad? It's awfu Judge Bloom, doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: We talk at five o'clock lightning here, folks that we're
Speaker 1: talking about it. Well, I'll tell you one thing.
Speaker 9: What they you know what a sentence ought to be
Speaker 9: be in the room for about ten minutes with the
Speaker 9: old left with the left hander.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and put Marty in the room. He'll come out.
Speaker 1: He'll come out righteous. Got a text here from Wally Swing.
Speaker 1: He wants to know how did you get your nickname
Speaker 1: of Seg? Many people want to know how did it happen?
Speaker 9: Everybody had a everybody back on Fourth Street had a
Speaker 9: nickname Andy Mack Trump, Doug Kidd was the closer, and
Speaker 9: you were Seg. Yeah, and you were Willy. And he
Speaker 9: was saying, I said, what's that mean? He says blank
Speaker 9: eating grin, referring to excrement, correct grin. Yeah, Well, that's
Speaker 9: how how did yd get Yid? Yeah, his grandson or something,
Speaker 9: one of his uh grandkids or something like that, or
Speaker 9: one of his uh uh family kids couldn't say David
Speaker 9: or something to the age.
Speaker 1: Yid, and it stuck right well, when you when you
Speaker 1: steal the microphone that's in the front against US, Segment
Speaker 1: eight is in the front had total reds country. Marty
Speaker 1: Brenahan wasn't happy. And by the way, you Saynahan.
Speaker 9: And Pete, that guy put that guy in a room
Speaker 9: with Marty for about five minutes.
Speaker 1: Which President introduced Marty Brenneman as Marty Brenahan at the
Speaker 1: Great American Ballpark. That was George Bush. Correct, Yeah, and
Speaker 1: we're glad to have you, like a fool got it.
Speaker 1: Glad to have Marty Brenahan is with us today, kind
Speaker 1: of like introducing Dave Lappham, the great number sixty three.
Speaker 1: There's Johnny Bencher, the great number seven. Yeah, eh, wait
Speaker 1: a minute, there's Pete Rose. They were fifteen fifteen. That's
Speaker 1: Pete holding his AY segment as were living difficult time.
Speaker 1: No one caught you, Bill or Dennis and his seg
Speaker 1: You still have that excremin eating grin too. Had changed
Speaker 1: getting ready for Ron's roost, aren't you on the buffet
Speaker 1: Saturday seventeen ninety nine? You know what, you and I
Speaker 1: ought to go out there together and have it all
Speaker 1: you can eat. Moment I think you'd win. I have
Speaker 1: a hard time eating much in much anymore. I can't eat.
Speaker 1: Give me a couple of those wieners, Give me a
Speaker 1: little couple of chicken wings. And he said, I had
Speaker 1: a big boy last night.
Speaker 9: I wasn't, man, big boy fries and coleslong ware and
Speaker 9: a coke rout on Route four?
Speaker 1: Is it a real fishes?
Speaker 9: The only real fishes I know of is Route four
Speaker 9: and right off of Cincinnati Date and Road in seventy five.
Speaker 1: That's it. How busy were they? So you're saying, if
Speaker 1: I go to your fishes on Route four, it's there.
Speaker 1: It's a regular fresh bingo. I'm gonna do that ice
Speaker 1: and everything. I'm thinking to Karen Meyer, the daughter of
Speaker 1: the founder, and I see her every now and then,
Speaker 1: Well I miss it. Come back, come back, get the
Speaker 1: Meyer family back. Would you agree? Get him back? Heck yeah,
Speaker 1: get him back. Please. I need a boy, just so
Speaker 1: if I go there and get me a super big boy.
Speaker 1: I just looked at it for two minutes. I just
Speaker 1: looked at the sandwich, just licked the bun. No, I
Speaker 1: just looked at it and.
Speaker 9: It was read there that was the tartar sauce, and
Speaker 9: everything wasn't Dolly all this stuff. No, it was mister Dolly,
Speaker 9: would Molly one Dolly or nothing?
Speaker 1: Nothing?
Speaker 9: No, it was big book, Frisha's big boy. And I
Speaker 9: just looked at the sandwich for about a few minutes,
Speaker 9: like that's it.
Speaker 1: You know it, saying I've received literally thousands of request.
Speaker 1: Yesterday at two o'clock, for about twenty minutes, I took
Speaker 1: calls from the Bengal faithful, yes, demanding changes. I did
Speaker 1: not receive one call of status quote, didn't receive one.
Speaker 1: They all want changes, and so I've been encouraged now
Speaker 1: to do the same. After the news, I'm gonna take
Speaker 1: your seven nine, seven thousand right and wrong with the Bengals.
Speaker 1: That's it, okay, SA give me out a stus, please.
Speaker 9: Willie, and honor of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 9: Tri State, and we're thinking about Jamaica.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 10: So as good as the offense was, everything that's working
Speaker 10: on offense, and there was plenty of that was working
Speaker 10: on offense. That's what happens when you score thirty eight.
Speaker 10: Offense is working, James, and they were working James. But
Speaker 10: I look at this and I said, justin fields through
Speaker 10: for more arder than Joe Flacco. Bresee Hall and the Jets.
Speaker 10: They ran for more yards than the Bengals. And wait,
Speaker 10: the Bengals rushing attack got going too. To joke to joke,
Speaker 10: the Jets had five hundred and two yards of offense.
Speaker 10: I guess when the last time they had five hundred
Speaker 10: plus yards offense. It was when Mike flight White took
Speaker 10: flight at MetLife Stadium against these Bengals a few years
Speaker 10: ago and led the Jets to a win. Those are
Speaker 10: the only two times since two thousand at the New
Speaker 10: York Jets have had five hundred plus yards offense twice,
Speaker 10: both against the Bengals, both in the Zach Taylor era.
Speaker 10: It's ridiculous, James Rapine laying down the wall.
Speaker 9: He's put the cheese on the cracker right there. As
Speaker 9: somebody once said, seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 11: A chance to win one thousand dollars entered this nationwide
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Speaker 1: Now an onfold that yesterday there were Bengals management taking
Speaker 1: notes as far as what you were saying, because how
Speaker 1: often do you have a chance to speak to Bengals
Speaker 1: ownership and management about how you was a long suffering
Speaker 1: Bengals game. A fan kind of reviewed what happened to
Speaker 1: the game on Sunday and so they found it informative.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to do it this afternoon now, and
Speaker 1: we have only two lines open at seven four nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. I wouldn't know quickly, not my friend and yours.
Speaker 1: Jeff Beckham, who owns Kingsgate Logistics, has the following about
Speaker 1: I seventy five. I know we have millions and millions
Speaker 1: of truckers thither and fro coming on I seventy five,
Speaker 1: and I seventy five itself is clean and green. I
Speaker 1: have video here taking about six minutes ago. Seventy five
Speaker 1: is wide open, according to Jeff Beckham, and he says
Speaker 1: that still close seventy five north as far as the
Speaker 1: ramps Union Center eastbound. I seventy five is closed at
Speaker 1: the Marriott, which is malh Halls or road. But the
Speaker 1: ramps are one thing, but the I seventy five thoroughfare
Speaker 1: itself is another. So if you're on I seventy five
Speaker 1: north and south, don't want to get off in Westchester.
Speaker 1: But it's clean and green. I see the video. Come
Speaker 1: on down or going up but off on ramps might
Speaker 1: be a different issue. As far as getting off or
Speaker 1: on at the Westchester interchange there, that's going to be
Speaker 1: a while because they're still closed. However, I seventy five
Speaker 1: North can go east off the exit. So if you're gonna,
Speaker 1: if you're local in Butler Camp, you'd be wise to
Speaker 1: seek some other way. But if you're on I seventy
Speaker 1: five now north or South, you're in great shape under
Speaker 1: the leadership of Jeff Beckham mcking's gate Logistics. So let's
Speaker 1: continue with more And if you get on hold by
Speaker 1: Sean the shall we say McMahon, who's with the WWE
Speaker 1: now my producer Dujore, Your opportunities are mindless and bendless,
Speaker 1: and you have about thirty seconds to a minute to
Speaker 1: express yourself. We'll go to Bobby Jay first, and then
Speaker 1: John and Emma and Terry with two lines open seven
Speaker 1: four nine, seven thousand. What did you perceive as having
Speaker 1: occurred on Sunday afternoon go to orbad? And what do
Speaker 1: you perceive the Bengals have to do to make things change.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Bobby Jay first and then John and Dayton.
Speaker 1: Bobby Jay, welcome to the Bill Cunningham show, what are
Speaker 1: your thoughts on Bengaledon.
Speaker 12: Willie, Thanks for taking my call. You are the true
Speaker 12: voice of the common.
Speaker 1: Man and woman. Don't forget about the ladies.
Speaker 3: Thank you, my friend.
Speaker 12: Also the Bengals to look back thirty one years where
Speaker 12: they took away the life and the fortune and the
Speaker 12: future of poor Bo Jackson. But other ben Bengals takes
Speaker 12: that curse off of them and has a Bo Jackson day.
Speaker 12: It's not going to change Bobby Jager.
Speaker 1: Those who don't remember Bo Jackson, the great Auburn running
Speaker 1: back and baseball player with the Kansas City Royals, was
Speaker 1: breaking loose on the left side and running down the
Speaker 1: field wearing a Raiders uniform and there was a Bengals
Speaker 1: linebacker who tackled him with one of those illegal tackles,
Speaker 1: destroying his hip. What was the name of that linebacker?
Speaker 3: Do you know?
Speaker 12: I don't think he made it after that game.
Speaker 1: It was probably cut and at that point Bo Jackson
Speaker 1: was never the same as a football or baseball player.
Speaker 1: So you think it is the curse of Bo Jackson.
Speaker 12: I'm contact with witch doctors, clergy member snake Hammlers, and
Speaker 12: voodoo experts. They said, you need to have a bo
Speaker 12: Jackson day to take the spell off the Bengals.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll pass out along membership. The management of
Speaker 1: the Bengals are listening.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's go to John and Dayton. John and Dayton, you
Speaker 1: have thirty seconds to a minute. What's wrong with the
Speaker 1: Bengals and how to fix it.
Speaker 13: Willy, I've heard a lot of blame being put on
Speaker 13: a lot of different individuals, and a lot of good ideas.
Speaker 13: But there's one person that I've heard so far escape blame, and.
Speaker 14: Willy, that person is you.
Speaker 3: Eh me, yes, me, Well, yes, Willy.
Speaker 13: See what early in the year you compelled this team
Speaker 13: to rest the second string in the preseason.
Speaker 1: I didn't.
Speaker 13: And if Jake the Snake Browning might have got some
Speaker 13: practice reps in the preseason, they might not be in
Speaker 13: this hole.
Speaker 1: Well, so you're telling me when I said to Zach Schuler,
Speaker 1: do not practice or play anybody of significance in the
Speaker 1: preseason that was the problem.
Speaker 13: Well, I think we need to consider are all options
Speaker 13: to help this team get better. I just maybe if
Speaker 13: they didn't listen to you, it might not be this bad.
Speaker 1: I would say this. Secondly, I vaguely recall you might
Speaker 1: recall the curse of Bo Jackson. The Bengals destroyed his
Speaker 1: career in football and baseball. The Bengal who tackled him
Speaker 1: was a guy named Kevin Walker. Kevin Walker it was today,
Speaker 1: it would have been illegal. It was one of those
Speaker 1: horseshoe type tackles, horse collar. And I'll take respond if
Speaker 1: I take responsibility for this failure on my part, How
Speaker 1: could I correct it? Maybe go to a Bengals game.
Speaker 1: I've been to two in my life.
Speaker 13: That might be a place to start. Maybe if you
Speaker 13: give them a pre game motivational speech, it might help
Speaker 13: this time.
Speaker 1: Well, well what about the players only meeting? They had
Speaker 1: a player's only meeting. The defense had a player's only
Speaker 1: meeting yesterday. I think that'll work.
Speaker 3: It's possible if he could get involved in that.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna get a hold of you know, Troy
Speaker 1: Blackburn listens every day. He's making notes right now as
Speaker 1: to what you're saying. And I'll pass on to Troy
Speaker 1: Blackburn the thought that maybe I could address the team.
Speaker 3: Willie.
Speaker 13: I appreciate yay you taking my call. You're a great
Speaker 13: American and keep pressing on for the common man and woman,
Speaker 13: God bless America.
Speaker 1: Kevin Jackson. It was the early nineteen nineties. It was
Speaker 1: a playoff game in which the Bengals were playing in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles, and Bo Jackson was the greatest football and
Speaker 1: baseball player of all time up to that point, playing
Speaker 1: joint sports much like Neon Dion Sanders did, and Kevin
Speaker 1: Jackson was trying to chase down bo Jackson on the
Speaker 1: sidelines had one of those horse collar tackles, destroying the
Speaker 1: hip of Bo Jackson. The curse of Bo Jackson is
Speaker 1: now visited upon the Bengals. Let's go to Emma and Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and then Tim and Terry in thousands of others. Emma,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Troy Blackburn is listening.
Speaker 1: What do you want to tell him?
Speaker 2: Fire the coach.
Speaker 1: Let me write this down.
Speaker 15: Fire Fire, Dak Taylor, Fire Zach Taylor. What's the point
Speaker 15: of having an offensive coordinator if he's not calling the place?
Speaker 15: The Blackburns in the Browns.
Speaker 3: Need to stop being so nice.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 15: Nice is nice, but nice doesn't win games, and it's
Speaker 15: not good business.
Speaker 1: It's bad. In fact, they're very nice people, you know,
Speaker 1: Troy Blackburn, Mike Brown, who's ninety years old, Katie, the daughters,
Speaker 1: they're all nice people. And uh, but you know, nice
Speaker 1: doesn't make it.
Speaker 3: No, you can't be nice.
Speaker 15: You know what, It's a business. Do you want to
Speaker 15: profit in your business? If you do, you bring in
Speaker 15: people that are going to profit your business. Zach Taylor
Speaker 15: needs to go. He's a great, nice guy whatever.
Speaker 1: He's like mister Rodgers, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful.
Speaker 15: Yeah, but why do you have an offensive coordinator if
Speaker 15: they can't call the place?
Speaker 1: Well, well, I have a defensive coordinator. Lou and Erumo
Speaker 1: is fired because the defense was no good last year.
Speaker 1: Goes to Indianapolis with that defensive team that's the sixth
Speaker 1: best defensive team in football and the culture seven and one.
Speaker 1: How about that Loui an Arumo was doing a job
Speaker 1: here he got fired. Well, am, I made notes on this.
Speaker 1: I know Troy Black friends making notes. Let's continue. If
Speaker 1: Tim and Cole Rane Township, and then Terry, Tim and
Speaker 1: Cole Rane Township give me a full report.
Speaker 14: Great straight He.
Speaker 16: Even wals lost me a long time agoing on and
Speaker 16: and call him that anymore. They're the Bungles until Mike
Speaker 16: Brown is out of there and the anculcated system that
Speaker 16: they use and not like the U thirty one other
Speaker 16: teams of the league that have fifteen to twenty scouts
Speaker 16: to go out look at people, at paints, at teams
Speaker 16: and everything. Uh, nothing's gonna change that.
Speaker 1: You can get rid of Dick.
Speaker 16: Tobin because you know, he's part of that antiquated system.
Speaker 16: Who cares about the head coach?
Speaker 11: There?
Speaker 16: A Diamond dozen and uh yeah, until that changes, the
Speaker 16: Bungles are going to be the Bungles forever more.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask you this lastly, do you think
Speaker 1: that Mike Brown is ninety years old? He's not going
Speaker 1: anywhere his daughter Katie. Heck, Katie and Troy got to
Speaker 1: be in their sixties or seventies at this point. They're
Speaker 1: getting old too. Maybe we've got to rely upon the
Speaker 1: two daughters, the lovely Elizabeth and others to take control
Speaker 1: of this ball club. And at this point they don't
Speaker 1: have a scouting staff. They can't don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: Duke Tobin's in charge of selecting the players that the
Speaker 1: draft does a lousy job. Is no one having an impact.
Speaker 1: In fact, the only good selections he made have been
Speaker 1: Jamar Chase and Joe Burrow and hed a dime blund
Speaker 1: before the fool could have selected those two and didn't
Speaker 1: take a genius to say we're gonna take Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: and Jamar Chase.
Speaker 16: I mean well, actually, actually, uh what they took Chase?
Speaker 16: They had that offensive linement from Ohio State that they
Speaker 16: were considering, and uh, geez, I wonder how Joe Burrow
Speaker 16: would affair with the offensive lineman rather than a dime
Speaker 16: a dozen receivers.
Speaker 1: I'll pass out on to the powers that be. Thank
Speaker 1: you for your call. We have Terry, Joe and then Johnny,
Speaker 1: many others Terry and Eastgate and by the way, Terry,
Speaker 1: what's happening to the Eastgate mall used to be alive
Speaker 1: and vibrant. What is happening there now? If anything?
Speaker 3: Politics? Well period, I.
Speaker 1: Don't know what's gonna do, what's going to go in.
Speaker 17: There that that that place is gonna be our The
Speaker 17: wrecking ball is gonna take care of.
Speaker 1: It, kind of like the East wing of the White House.
Speaker 1: So all right, yeah, what about the Bengals? What can
Speaker 1: you tell me about the Bengals? I know the management's listening.
Speaker 1: What advice do you want to give them.
Speaker 17: Let me just start off with this, The Bengals are
Speaker 17: three plays away from being oh and eight. Zach Taylor.
Speaker 17: The Bengals will win a game every now and again
Speaker 17: because they've got some really good players. But Zach Taylor
Speaker 17: gets out coached every week. They say that Zach took
Speaker 17: us to the super Bowl just a few years ago.
Speaker 17: I say, Belooney, it was the quarterback that took us
Speaker 17: to the super Bowl. Joe Burrow took us to the
Speaker 17: super Bowl, not Zach.
Speaker 1: Taylor, you know, Terry. One thing that concerns me greatly
Speaker 1: going forward is that Joe Burrow turns thirty years old
Speaker 1: next year. He's had a toe, a calf, a knee,
Speaker 1: and a wrist, A toe, a calf, a knee, and
Speaker 1: a wrist. And at some point he could pull and
Speaker 1: Andrew Luck and say, you know what, I got all
Speaker 1: the money I can ever spend, We're going nowhere. We're
Speaker 1: spinning our wheels. I'm hurting every day I get out
Speaker 1: of bed. I got a toe, I got a calf,
Speaker 1: I got a knee, and I got a wrist. I'm
Speaker 1: hurting everywhere in I don't I got two hundred million dollars,
Speaker 1: Why do I put myself through this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yep, yep, yep, no doubt.
Speaker 17: Hey, I got if I can. I want to follow
Speaker 17: up on your guests earlier concerning Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: This is going to be real quick.
Speaker 17: Charlie Kirk is not a businessman. He's the same within
Speaker 17: Martin Luther King was an influencer. He wasn't a businessman,
Speaker 17: he wasn't a politician. He's got streets named after him,
Speaker 17: and he's got a national holiday, and he represented thirteen
Speaker 17: percent of of the people in the country. Charlie Kirk
Speaker 17: represents fifty percent of the people. He was as much
Speaker 17: of an influencer as Martin Luther King. I think that
Speaker 17: on Martin Luther King Day it should be Martin Luther
Speaker 17: King slash Charlie Kirk Day, and we should be naming
Speaker 17: Rhodes after him.
Speaker 3: And that's all I got, Terry.
Speaker 1: One other thing I would add is that I considered
Speaker 1: him to be the Saint Paul of the twenty first century.
Speaker 1: To have a young man eighteen and nineteen years old
Speaker 1: who says I believe in Jesus Christ, I believe in
Speaker 1: family life, and I believe in America, most nineteen year
Speaker 1: olds are popping pimples and they're drinking beer, and Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk said, you know, I want to do something special
Speaker 1: with my life. I have a gift and I want
Speaker 1: to use it. And Charlie went into the belly of
Speaker 1: the beast, which our college campuses, in which Hamas has celebrated,
Speaker 1: and conservatives are set on fire. And so this guy
Speaker 1: lived the dream of what he wanted. He was successful.
Speaker 1: I can only be left to wonder what would have
Speaker 1: happened the next ten to fifteen years if some insane,
Speaker 1: crazy leftists had not decided to murder the Apostle of Peace.
Speaker 1: And to me, the whole thing was disgusting, absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 17: He's the most influential person. I'm seventy six. He's the
Speaker 17: most influential person of my lifetime. And thanks for taking
Speaker 17: my call, Willy.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Let's continue with tomorrow. We have Joe
Speaker 1: and then Johnny, Joe and Hamilton, the Home of Hamilton,
Speaker 1: Joe Knucksall and Joe give me a full report.
Speaker 4: Well, Willie, what we need to do is the bottom
Speaker 4: line is you know, if I was Mike Brown, I
Speaker 4: would want to win a championship before I died.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep, yeah, they.
Speaker 14: Had generational wealth. You know what the kids.
Speaker 4: Need that you don't still have more money than they
Speaker 4: can ever spend, or enough to do what he's done
Speaker 4: with his money.
Speaker 14: And the money. Look, look at the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: Spend it.
Speaker 14: It's sad, but it's true.
Speaker 1: Spend it. You know, Mike Brown may not know it,
Speaker 1: but he's worth two to three billion dollars. I'm talking
Speaker 1: two to three thousand million dollars. I'm talking two to
Speaker 1: three billion. I mean that is money.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: I spent some time in Naples, Florida, Joe, in Naples, Florida,
Speaker 1: the billionaires are kicking out the millionaires. And here in
Speaker 1: Cincinnati we got a billionaire. He might be the richest
Speaker 1: man in Cincinnati. Maybe he didn't know it, but the
Speaker 1: Bengal franchises were two to three billion dollars. You can't
Speaker 1: take it with you. Why not spend it and get
Speaker 1: the best offensive line money can buy, and buy a
Speaker 1: great defensive line. Let's win some football games and take
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl? How about that, Joe.
Speaker 14: Exactly, Willie? We need Look, Cincinnati needs a championship badly.
Speaker 4: God bless the Reds for everything they've done. But The
Speaker 4: bottom line is this man has worked his whole life
Speaker 4: to be a champion.
Speaker 14: His father would be ashamed.
Speaker 1: Of him for not winning well.
Speaker 14: And I just think it's time.
Speaker 4: Money.
Speaker 14: Kids spend it. The kids can take care of yourself.
Speaker 1: Leave the kids, you know, Uh, leave him fifty million
Speaker 1: dollars he's got, he's got two children, he's got Paul
Speaker 1: and Katie. Leave the kids one hundred million dollars. That
Speaker 1: only leaves you two billion dollars left.
Speaker 14: What they spend the money. That will be sad to
Speaker 14: get left that money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, Mike, oh Joe, thank you. I would
Speaker 1: like to I'd like to be sad. That's what I like.
Speaker 1: All we got to run. We've got thousands on the
Speaker 1: old can't get to them, but we'll get to you
Speaker 1: some other day. Let's continue, and something's gotta change.
Speaker 3: I want FC.
Speaker 1: I want Jeff Birding to to win the MLS Cup
Speaker 1: whatever it's called, when the damn thing. But the way
Speaker 1: Cincinnati sports go, they're going to lose in Columbus, then
Speaker 1: lose here. That's the way things work out. But I
Speaker 1: want them to win. Let's continue. Bill Cunningham, News Radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred wuw's critics.
Speaker 3: We'll count on Freeman.
Speaker 1: Little delivers Freeman.
Speaker 3: It's on high in.
Speaker 7: The air, straight away center field, Marshal pet.
Speaker 8: Don't walk, Freddie Freeman miss the World Series hens the
Speaker 8: marathon at midnight?
Speaker 6: Hello, Quiet, and I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Ky, you know, saying, will we in Cincinnati ever hear
Speaker 1: Jeff Brantley or others screaming the Reds have won a
Speaker 1: World Series game? Allah? Eric Davis style, Will that ever
Speaker 1: happen in Cincinnati during your lifetime? Or mine? Will Tommy
Speaker 1: Thrall or Jeff be saying those things about a Reds
Speaker 1: ball player time in our lifetime? All we have is hope?
Speaker 1: Will he as you say? Secondly, I had a caller
Speaker 1: a half an hour ago on the Bengal difficulties that
Speaker 1: the curse of Bo Jackson has been visited upon the Bengals.
Speaker 1: You mean when Kevin Walker tackled him, horse collared him,
Speaker 1: brocus hip developed netcro fightus whatever the hell that is
Speaker 1: what his hip dislocated and bled out and so the
Speaker 1: Bengals ruined the career of Bo Jackson because of Kevin Walker.
Speaker 1: Now the question is, is the curse when did that of
Speaker 1: Bo Jackson, who I think is still alive, isn't he?
Speaker 1: I think so he was. How about a baseball player
Speaker 1: with the Royals, but the Bengals ruined Bo Jackson? How
Speaker 1: do we break the curse of Kevin Walker and Bo Jackson?
Speaker 1: How do we do it? I don't know. I didn't
Speaker 1: Is there one?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Oh, well, what's happened then? Of course what's happened before then?
Speaker 1: But what's happened since then? Nothing? I want to hear
Speaker 1: Tommy thrall have a call like that, because who on
Speaker 1: the Reds would have done that? Do you think maybe Friedel.
Speaker 9: I would think that you made a home run like
Speaker 9: that to win it all? Well, it probably wouldn't be
Speaker 9: Matt McLean. No, what about call just call sal What
Speaker 9: about Ali sal South?
Speaker 1: What about what about Key Brian Hayes?
Speaker 9: He don't hit home runs, he's a good defensive. What
Speaker 9: about when the Reds get Kyle Schwarber the curse of
Speaker 9: bo Jackson? How good was he? I guess he comes
Speaker 9: here and says the curses over and then that's it.
Speaker 1: Remember when I brought in the Pope, Yeah, to take
Speaker 1: the curse out of Riverfront Stadium, And he was over
Speaker 1: at Willie's in Cove drinking beer on the counter. People
Speaker 1: have walked in there. This actor from the Tonight Show
Speaker 1: looked like John Paul the second right, was drinking beer
Speaker 1: at the end of the bar and his white outfit
Speaker 1: with his white beanie on, and you would have thought
Speaker 1: people had lost their minds. The Popo is here and
Speaker 1: he was appearing in America in Saint Louis, and he
Speaker 1: dropped here to bless the field of Riverfront is at
Speaker 1: Willie Sports Cafe in Covington having a beer a.
Speaker 9: Colton Bud Wings have a cold Budwine along with.
Speaker 1: Four or five of the Cardinals, including Jerry Dinusio was
Speaker 1: one of the cardinals dressed up in their black cast
Speaker 1: off sitting with them. I wish I had a film.
Speaker 1: I wish I had a tape of that one.
Speaker 9: H Willie the Estooja putt u s a proud service
Speaker 9: of your local Tame Star Heating and air Conditioning dealers,
Speaker 9: Tamestar Callly you could feel in beautiful Southeastern Indiana called
Speaker 9: Joe Exstein at Eckstein Heating and Cooling at eight one, two, nine, three,
Speaker 9: two twenty twenty six.
Speaker 8: What you know?
Speaker 1: And I also got it from my man Patrick Meyer.
Speaker 9: Willie that there is a real Frishes big Boy in Madison, Indiana,
Speaker 9: the home of the hydroplanes needed bad. I'm gonna look
Speaker 9: up the one D four I'm going route it's right
Speaker 9: there at Liberty Fairfield and Route four going.
Speaker 1: And I missed a super big boy onion rings and
Speaker 1: cherry coke and a mini hot fudge cake.
Speaker 9: Guy had a guy who's sitting there and closed to
Speaker 9: us yet last night, says the lady said, I'll have
Speaker 9: pumpkin pie, and the man said I'll have a hot
Speaker 9: fudge cake. And I almost went over to their table
Speaker 9: and just stared at him.
Speaker 1: They're kind of like one of the four food groups
Speaker 1: Skyline Ron's Roost Graters, Frishes. Would you agree, yes, Willie.
Speaker 9: Last night, the beloved Orange and Blue FC Cincinnati knocked
Speaker 9: off Columbus Crew one nil in Game one of the
Speaker 9: best of three first round playoff series a TQL Stadium.
Speaker 1: They're gonna get swept now, so no, they're not. They're
Speaker 1: gonna get swept.
Speaker 9: Game two of the You're gonna get swept Game two
Speaker 9: of the series, Sunday night, six, six thirty in beautiful Columbus.
Speaker 1: They're gonna get swept. Seg manx we go.
Speaker 7: I'ay, why is it Kevin tick Gay from all this
Speaker 7: Powell the Queen's City wars It's approval?
Speaker 8: Is the Orange and Blue take the lead?
Speaker 1: I know there was a lot of cheering on my
Speaker 1: street in Middletown. Will anyone like Tommy Thrall be saying
Speaker 1: that about the Reds or Dan Horne about the Bengals. Well,
Speaker 1: it's game four tonight.
Speaker 9: Well you hope they slept fast, because tonight at I
Speaker 9: think it's yeah, eight o'clock Dodgers and Blue Jays in
Speaker 9: Game four of the World Series, a six hour, thirty
Speaker 9: nine minute marathon. It ended just before three am Cincinnati time.
Speaker 1: I stayed up to about it. Jernie. I couldn't take
Speaker 1: it anymore.
Speaker 9: Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits at Party
Speaker 9: Town with thirteen locations in northern Kentucky. Uh, let's see
Speaker 9: the Bengals are back out of tomorrow. They get ready
Speaker 9: for those Chicago Bears rolling into town on Sunday. Going
Speaker 9: back to baseball, how about shoey Otani? Of course, the
Speaker 9: home run by Freddy Riemond. He had two home runs
Speaker 9: of the game, on base nine.
Speaker 1: Times, the all time record in the World Series before
Speaker 1: that was six. Is anyone going to break the record
Speaker 1: in one game in the World Series? Got on base
Speaker 1: ten times in one game? He will. It's unbelievable, Andy
Speaker 1: Mack And he's pitching tonight.
Speaker 9: College football Big Twelve matchup of course, Saturday, number seventeen
Speaker 9: Cincinnati Bearcats at number twenty four Utah. Preview at all
Speaker 9: tonight Scott Saderfield Show Live from the original Montgomery in
Speaker 9: the Home of Tom Gregory at eight oh five right
Speaker 9: here on seven hundred WLW. Now, there's reports are that
Speaker 9: Ohio State offensive coordinator and wide receiver coach Brian Hartline
Speaker 9: is a candidate for the Penn State vacancy. What mutual
Speaker 9: interest between LSU Boosters and Oregon head coach Dan Lanning
Speaker 9: to take.
Speaker 1: The Tigers job? Go Tigers?
Speaker 9: You know you know ed ed Ogeron is still out there.
Speaker 9: He wants to coach again, the former coach of the Tigers.
Speaker 1: Well, l s U pays your big bucks and they
Speaker 1: get rid of you. You're not kidding. How about Brian Kelly?
Speaker 1: Is he welcome back to you? See?
Speaker 9: I don't think he'd better come back into town. About
Speaker 9: Notre Dame, No no, thank you laugh. How about l
Speaker 9: s U No, how about Central Michigan?
Speaker 1: No, No, there you go.
Speaker 9: Dave lappis narrowing his possibilities and where he's going to
Speaker 9: go next.
Speaker 1: You know, we have a new market manager, your name
Speaker 1: steff On. Yes, and I'm thinking there should be a
Speaker 1: ring of honor in our station. Now, wouldn't that be something?
Speaker 9: Were you gonna put the names in the in the
Speaker 9: hall in the hallway right here in the hallway where
Speaker 9: nobody can see him except us?
Speaker 1: Right? Okay?
Speaker 9: But the ring of honor? Would that be something? Does
Speaker 9: it cost anything? Or do we get somebody this? We
Speaker 9: got to answer it.
Speaker 1: Well, Frank Zibelt told me he'll put a hot tub
Speaker 1: in here, and wouldn't that be something?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That you're you're yeah, you're right about that. That would
Speaker 1: be something. The curse of bo Jackson.
Speaker 9: You you want to come in on like eleven o'clock
Speaker 9: Monday on Monday morning and see about three or four
Speaker 9: people in the hot tub.
Speaker 1: Yes, wouldn't that be something? Sure would be?
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Secondly, they found the culprit who defaced and vandalized the
Speaker 1: statue of Marty Brenahan. All right, and they got him
Speaker 1: what happened with Kim Knuxall. I don't know.
Speaker 9: The BACI courts got torn up on the same Miracle
Speaker 9: League Marty and Joe together. I mean, come on, how
Speaker 9: do you explain that? I don't know, Well, what what
Speaker 9: what's the point?
Speaker 1: Goofballs? Just go fourteen year old boy right the faces
Speaker 1: and vandalizes the presentation of Marty and then you got
Speaker 1: miracle fields up there with Kim Nuxall. What a great
Speaker 1: event that is? Amen? And somebody breaks in and destroys
Speaker 1: the BACI balls. Well what do you want? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I have no answer. They got to be democrats, seg that.
Speaker 1: And one of the factord for you. Yeah, since twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: the Bengals have played ten games on a Thursday night. Okay,
Speaker 1: so means ten times they've had ten days to get
Speaker 1: ready for the next game. Correct. Their record is zero
Speaker 1: nine and one after that after that. So the more
Speaker 1: time you give the Bengals to prepare, the worse they are.
Speaker 1: Can you explain that one to me? No, because they
Speaker 1: got to play on Thanksgiving in Baltimore.
Speaker 9: Better eat early. Lamar Jackson a been to that. Yeah,
Speaker 9: Lamar Jackson should be back. But the National Football League
Speaker 9: is looking into the there may be some shenanigans going
Speaker 9: on with the team and how they handled it with
Speaker 9: Lamar Jacks.
Speaker 1: I'm not truthfully reporting how bad he's injured, though they
Speaker 1: keep saying. I'm just saying there's an investigation. We need
Speaker 1: an investigation, and.
Speaker 9: I'm looking for maybe another shoe to drop and the
Speaker 9: NBA deal.
Speaker 1: What have you heard? Segment? Kevin Garnett is one of
Speaker 1: the names being mentioned. Kevin Garnett got the ring from
Speaker 1: the from the Celtics, remember that from Minnesota. Yeah, supposedly
Speaker 1: he was one of the players and they knew that
Speaker 1: out cook. How about that poker it's fixed. They knew
Speaker 1: everybody's hand X ray table, X ray tables. You only
Speaker 1: see that like shufflers. You only see that like in
Speaker 1: the like James Bond, the sting, the sting, the sting. Yeah,
Speaker 1: how about that? How about the shuffler that gives everybody
Speaker 1: predetermined cards and then everyone the fish don't know what
Speaker 1: the other hands are but the but the other guys
Speaker 1: know who the fish has. You'd be a would you
Speaker 1: be a fish or a fisherman? What would it be?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 3: Fish?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Probably so, wouldn't you? Yes, i'd be a fish.
Speaker 13: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't bet. I'm not a poker kind of guy.
Speaker 1: But it is what it is, and I don't know.
Speaker 9: And lastly, I guess these guys don't have nothing else
Speaker 9: to do. They got nothing gamble, they got nothing. According
Speaker 9: now the guy, I guess the college players are going
Speaker 9: to be able to but bet say that again.
Speaker 1: I guess they're.
Speaker 9: Doing something to the secs all up in arms over
Speaker 9: some NCUBA rule. I didn't even know the nc double
Speaker 9: A still existed.
Speaker 1: Well, they got a judgment against them for fifteen million
Speaker 1: dollars in some case. But I don't know. The fact
Speaker 1: is an NCAA football player has little impact on the
Speaker 1: outcome of a game. If you're playing offensive defense, can
Speaker 1: you determine the outcome of the game. The answer is no.
Speaker 1: But if you're a golfer or a tennis player, now yes,
Speaker 1: you can determine the outcoming of a game by what. Well,
Speaker 1: like Rogier of Miami Heat bake an injury. The props, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can't get I can't guarantee you segment I'm going
Speaker 1: to score more than thirty, but I can guarantee you
Speaker 1: I'll score less than thirty. I can miss a bunch
Speaker 1: of shots. Yeah, but I can't guarantee, so it's always
Speaker 1: negative props. You know what a negative prop is? Yeah?
Speaker 1: You know what a positive prop is? Yeah? You do? Right, then,
Speaker 1: big boy explain, I don't know. You have no clue.
Speaker 9: Why don't you say something there, mister, better, negative props occur.
Speaker 1: Let's say the prop bet is over under ten rebounds. Okay, NBA,
Speaker 1: just pick a player. You go to a DraftKings sports book.
Speaker 1: It's ten rebounds. Got to be a pretty good player. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: and you bet half million dollars. I'm going to get
Speaker 1: over ten rebounds. Can you guarantee as a rebound or
Speaker 1: you're gonna get ten rebounds? Hell no, you can't. Well
Speaker 1: because you might get hurt, you might not get it.
Speaker 1: But I can guarantee you on a negative prop. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to get ten rebounds by making myself unavailable
Speaker 1: for a rebound. And if I get to eight, I
Speaker 1: can limp off the court, in which case I'm under.
Speaker 1: I'm under. So the negative props is what they're talking about,
Speaker 1: not the positive props. I don't know. I don't get
Speaker 1: into that. You don't get into it, No, you not
Speaker 1: at all. But I know I've read on what's happened
Speaker 1: in this situation with Rogier, and I've read how it's done.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. And they potted up the game that his
Speaker 1: friends made four hundred thousand dollars betting, and they were
Speaker 1: betting negative props, which is Rogier had to score twenty
Speaker 1: one points and he was averaging twenty five, had to
Speaker 1: get seven rebounds, he was averaging eight. So his friends
Speaker 1: bet on shall we say, on the negative that he
Speaker 1: wasn't going to get it right as he made the
Speaker 1: first couple threes, got a couple of rebounds. He then
Speaker 1: limped off the court with a bad back and said,
Speaker 1: I can't play anymore. So his friends all made four
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars. If they bet over, you can't guarantee
Speaker 1: I'm going to score twenty four points. I'm guarantee I'm
Speaker 1: going to score less than twenty four. I'm missshot. It's
Speaker 1: miss free throws. And so that's the now. Now do
Speaker 1: you understand it better? Yeah? All right, give me out
Speaker 1: a stud's report.
Speaker 9: Willie and Otter of a beautiful day, but rain is
Speaker 9: on the way. With Ted McKay, we leave you with
Speaker 9: the immortal words of the Stooge Report. And mister President,
Speaker 9: if you are declaring war against these cartels, and Congress
Speaker 9: is likely to approve.
Speaker 1: Of that process, why not just ask for a declaration
Speaker 1: of war?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think we're going to necessarily ask for
Speaker 2: a declaration of war.
Speaker 1: I think we're just.
Speaker 2: Gonna kill people that are bringing drugs into our country.
Speaker 3: Okay, we're going to kill them.
Speaker 1: You know, they're going to be like dead. Is that
Speaker 1: the best? He's in Japan? Right? Japan? And then South Korea?
Speaker 1: Is he going to meet with Kim John Unn? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know. How about Jujau Ping? I think he's
Speaker 1: going to meet with him, supposedly? What about Kim John Unn?
Speaker 1: What about them together? All three of them together walking
Speaker 1: around at the thirty second parallel? Right? Yes, twenty eighth,
Speaker 1: isn't it twenty eight? I don't know. I thought it
Speaker 1: was thirty two. I don't have Sean McMahon checked that out.
Speaker 1: I don't know. But can you imagine how easy it
Speaker 1: would be for them to assassinate Donald Trump in that situation?
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, shouldn't he be more safe? What
Speaker 1: do you think?
Speaker 9: Well, he's doing good? So let's do what happens wonderful.
Speaker 9: Every time he does something right, he gets a China
Speaker 9: deal with that. Well, they don't.
Speaker 1: What about the Epstein files, you think, Come on segment,
Speaker 1: We've got the Epstein files. Okay, yeah, I'm sorry. Epstein
Speaker 1: just talk Epstein, Epstein talk, talk about destroying the White House,
Speaker 1: knocking it down in the East Wing. Have you been
Speaker 1: to the East Wing? No, there's not much there. Small
Speaker 1: little officers one hundred years old. Yeah, he said, let's
Speaker 1: make this thing beautiful and opulent so you don't have
Speaker 1: to so you don't have to sit there with the
Speaker 1: Dixie cups.
Speaker 9: And when quarterlet's the president of Norway comes in quarters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they had portalot's outside for the tents, because what
Speaker 1: do you do when you have two hundred people there?
Speaker 9: So the king, the king of whoever is King of
Speaker 9: India comes over and goes, hey, where it's.
Speaker 1: Right out there? A porter? Yeah? Great, come on, man
Speaker 1: and one. And Obama spent three hundred and seventy five
Speaker 1: million dollars of taxpayer money to remodel the White House.
Speaker 1: The parts that he did, no problem. How many people
Speaker 1: said a word? Nobody, They complimented him. Trump does it
Speaker 1: with private donations, thanks spending no money from the taxpayer,
Speaker 1: and the media is after him, and the average American
Speaker 1: doesn't care that. They like to go to the White House.
Speaker 1: You've been there two or three times. I've been there
Speaker 1: three or four times. It's an honor. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: I'll thank you. Let's continue with more. And I want
Speaker 1: to know where the rock is? Where is the rock?
Speaker 1: But just think of the curse of Bo Jackson and
Speaker 1: what he's done to the Bengals the last thirty two years. Well,
Speaker 1: let's get that over with it. Yet, let's get him
Speaker 1: in here. Yeah, get Bo Jackson in here. And is
Speaker 1: Kevin Walker still uh yeah he is? I think so.
Speaker 1: He's the one that destroyed bro Bo Jackson with a
Speaker 1: horse collar tackle. And by the way, it was legal
Speaker 1: at that point, not so legal now. I thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more, ready of course for the rain tonight,
Speaker 1: tomorrow and Thursday, and then on a high school football
Speaker 1: playoffs including deer Park's got a big matchup deer Park's
Speaker 1: favorite to go maybe all the way along with Elder
Speaker 1: and maybe beech Wood's gonna be good this year and more.
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