Speaker 1: Hi, Billy cunning him the great America, welcome this Friday afternoon,
Speaker 1: the Tristead. Of course, the big news is tonight, a
Speaker 1: lot of great high school football going on. And then
Speaker 1: on Sunday at four twenty five, the Bengali's take it
Speaker 1: off against the Packers, and of course we have Flaco
Speaker 1: Wacko Flacco is in charge. We have just changed Joe
Speaker 1: for another Joe, and we'll see what happens. Burrow to
Speaker 1: Flacco and the game starts at four to twenty five.
Speaker 1: All coverage starts here about nine oh five am in
Speaker 1: the morning, and that gives Joe Waco Flacco in additional
Speaker 1: three hours to know the playbook and made me understand
Speaker 1: what's going on and if he wins, if he could
Speaker 1: beat the Packers twice over a four week period, he'd
Speaker 1: be the first quarterback in an NFL history over a
Speaker 1: four week period to beat the same team twice with
Speaker 1: two different teams he's playing for, which is somewhat unusual
Speaker 1: if you can follow my reasoning there. But the Bengals
Speaker 1: do things quite unreasonable quite often. Why the Browns would
Speaker 1: want to trade a functional quarterback to a division rival
Speaker 1: that haven't beaten they haven't beaten yet. Cleveland Cincinnati plays
Speaker 1: in about six weeks. Is beyond me. But Cleveland Browns
Speaker 1: often make decisions no one understands, but joan of you
Speaker 1: and I now is the great Steve Gooden. He's running
Speaker 1: for city council. Unfortunately, he sees hope in the city.
Speaker 1: And also he monitored the great debate last night. I
Speaker 1: had on Corey Bowman a couple of days ago. After
Speaker 1: have pure of all refuses to come on. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: Steve Gooden, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham shun. First
Speaker 1: of all, I know you monitored the debate as much
Speaker 1: as your good stomach. Give me your ideas of what
Speaker 1: happened last night with a great debate for Mayor.
Speaker 2: Well, look, I think anybody that watched that debate that
Speaker 2: didn't conclude that our mayor is a petty, didn't skinned
Speaker 2: individual who has no business in an office like that,
Speaker 2: They weren't seeing the same thing I saw. It's all attack.
Speaker 2: It's all trying to paint everyone he disagrees with as
Speaker 2: a mega fashion extremists. He has nothing he can say
Speaker 2: about his record, nothing to say about the gun battle
Speaker 2: on Walnut Street on Monday night at five o'clock in
Speaker 2: the afternoon when people were leaving their offices, where two
Speaker 2: idiots got into a fight and started shooting and one
Speaker 2: of them got shot in the hand. It was just
Speaker 2: he has nothing to say about the new crime stats
Speaker 2: this week that show property crimes up more than one
Speaker 2: hundred percent downtown, that now shows that downtown is our
Speaker 2: most violent neighborhood. Of all the neighborhoods that starts the
Speaker 2: West End, Avondale, other places where we've seen gun violence,
Speaker 2: Downtown is the worst. He didn't talk about our restaurants
Speaker 2: being down twenty to twenty five percent. He didn't talk
Speaker 2: about this River Roots Festival having to cancel all their
Speaker 2: acts because of poor ticket sales because people are afraid
Speaker 2: to come downtown. He didn't talk about any of that.
Speaker 2: He just tried to say that Corey Bowman was some
Speaker 2: sort of an extremist or something, and you know, it
Speaker 2: was just it was a disgrace.
Speaker 1: You know, a few mothers. A few years ago, the
Speaker 1: Tall Stacks came here. It was well attended, people going nuts.
Speaker 1: All the cruises were sold out, the dinner cruises, etc.
Speaker 1: People downtown. It was all great stuff. It was good.
Speaker 1: Now that we have river Roots is happening, and no
Speaker 1: one knows that. I was unaware until I saw Paula
Speaker 1: and her toadies a couple of nights ago talking about
Speaker 1: river Roots. I'm thinking, what is that? And so you're
Speaker 1: telling me something I suspected. There's no buzz, there's no
Speaker 1: feeling that those in Boone, Kenton, Campbell, those in Butler, Warren,
Speaker 1: those in Columbus want to come to downtown Cincinnati, get
Speaker 1: a hotel room, walk around Fountain Square, maybe with kevlar on,
Speaker 1: go to the shores of the Ohigh, look at these
Speaker 1: old river boats, get some rubber chicken, then go back
Speaker 1: to the room if they're alive. And so that to
Speaker 1: me is a clear indicator indicator about what's happening with
Speaker 1: river Roots, which is a dud. And I would think
Speaker 1: the mayor would say, you know what these are? The
Speaker 1: Paula this is the last four years on crime, Support
Speaker 1: the police, support the firefighters. We need affordable housing, We
Speaker 1: need better healthcare clinics, we need better programs of one
Speaker 1: type or another.
Speaker 3: None of that was.
Speaker 1: He can't defend his record. So it's Tora Tora against
Speaker 1: Corey Bowman. So let's talk about number one crime you're
Speaker 1: downtown a lot. You're a big time lawyer in addition
Speaker 1: to being unfortunately running for city council. What have you
Speaker 1: discerned the last two or three years the safety of
Speaker 1: downtown Cincinnati that those around the region, no I'm not
Speaker 1: going down there.
Speaker 2: Well, that's exactly what's happening. I mean, you see it.
Speaker 2: You know. Look, I have an office right up this street.
Speaker 2: I lived downtown for years, and I can tell you
Speaker 2: it is less safe than it was four years ago.
Speaker 2: They used COVID as an excuse to pull back on
Speaker 2: some of the policing. We have a police staffing crisis,
Speaker 2: which we've known for many years. There's not enough officers
Speaker 2: to walk the beat, and a lot of the officers
Speaker 2: are approaching retirement. Agent cannot be made under the contract
Speaker 2: to work mandatory over time. It's a disaster. It's not safe.
Speaker 2: People want to use our downtown. We have all these
Speaker 2: beautiful new attractions, new buildings, new restaurants, but they're suffering.
Speaker 2: And I look, you know it's so bad now that
Speaker 2: the Inquirer has a regular column every month that tells
Speaker 2: you which restaurants closed They've got there. Keith panned off.
Speaker 2: He's a great writer for the actually does a column
Speaker 2: on closures and openings. Okay, so, and there's always more
Speaker 2: closures and openings, and most of them ru in that
Speaker 2: downtown area. It's killing these small businesses. There are people
Speaker 2: who have put their entire lives, savings, everything on the
Speaker 2: line to try to open small businesses there because they
Speaker 2: were told, Look, the city's investing it over the Rhine,
Speaker 2: investing in downtown. But if you don't invest in public safety,
Speaker 2: all the buildings, all the rehabs in the world don't
Speaker 2: make sense. If people are afraid of getting shot, they're
Speaker 2: a free to getting shot. And on this River Roots
Speaker 2: Tall Stack thing, I mean, you know, all the music acts,
Speaker 2: all the big music acts, they had to cancel and
Speaker 2: pull away. I mean they lost millions on this thing,
Speaker 2: I'm told. And because the last time we had a
Speaker 2: music festival, the Cincinnati Music Festival, the Old Jazz Fest,
Speaker 2: we made international news because of the attack on this
Speaker 2: Holly and those people and the Fourth Street beat down
Speaker 2: as they call it. So of course the older people
Speaker 2: with people who have options and want to choose word
Speaker 2: to spend their money, they're not going to come down
Speaker 2: and take that risk. And we also go I mean,
Speaker 2: my daughter runs a restaurant over in Covington, that Covington
Speaker 2: and Bellevue were the ones that are reaping the benefit.
Speaker 2: They have lines out the door from people who don't
Speaker 2: want to come downtown because it's safe because you can
Speaker 2: see police officers walking around Covington. Yes, because Bellevue has
Speaker 2: lights and they haven't made so you know, people are
Speaker 2: voting with their feet. And it's to the dutchment of everyone.
Speaker 2: And this is the council and active. They don't want
Speaker 2: to talk about it. They have to go negative because
Speaker 2: they really have nothing else to say.
Speaker 1: And on Borough Love and Kevin had an headline the
Speaker 1: other day about on the great debate is the National
Speaker 1: Guard needed in Cincinnati? Instead of asking the question why
Speaker 1: is the National Guard needed in Cincinnati? What are the
Speaker 1: policies of the current administration that incentivize criminals and disincentivized police.
Speaker 1: One of the great statements in Last Night is about
Speaker 1: all the crime. We're enabling police to do their job,
Speaker 1: is what f Ted Piroval says. We're enabling police to
Speaker 1: do their job.
Speaker 3: No, they're not.
Speaker 1: There's millions of dollars being spent on social welfare programs
Speaker 1: that could have hired an additional two underd police officers
Speaker 1: instead of hiring cops. They're paying arm robbers one thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a month as part of an ambassador program not
Speaker 1: to commit any more armed robberies, including travel vouchers to
Speaker 1: other American cities. Plus, I'm told some of the council
Speaker 1: candidates have Iris Roley and others that are being enabled
Speaker 1: to go after council candidates personally, and of course Iris
Speaker 1: Roly can do that. She makes one hundred and six
Speaker 1: or more thousand dollars a year as an ambassador of type.
Speaker 1: She's the implementer of the so called so called initiative
Speaker 1: to improve the relationship between the city and the cops,
Speaker 1: and she's being paid to attack. Can you explain, have
Speaker 1: you been the subject of an attack because the collaborative representative,
Speaker 1: not an employee of the city, making more than comps
Speaker 1: and firefighters, is being incentivized under the collaborative to attack
Speaker 1: council candidates that don't like have tad purerival. Have you
Speaker 1: been subjected to that?
Speaker 2: I had been subjected to skating, although I think in
Speaker 2: effective attacks by miss role Lee, particularly online. And look,
Speaker 2: here's the way it works. This is the new version
Speaker 2: of patronage at city Hall. You know, they do have
Speaker 2: civil service protections for full time employees. They can't get
Speaker 2: involved in politics. So what they do is they give
Speaker 2: these big contracts to so called consultants or to nonprofits.
Speaker 2: A lot of them are bogus, and that's how they
Speaker 2: defund the police. They fund the money to these places.
Speaker 2: So Iris, you know, used to be an activist outside
Speaker 2: the city Hall and some of the stuff she did
Speaker 2: was good, some of it was bad, but she was
Speaker 2: on her own time and she had a right to
Speaker 2: do it. Now she has a paid city content and
Speaker 2: through a loophole, is not subject to civil service protections
Speaker 2: and is clearly being used to attack people like me
Speaker 2: that they see as being you know, actually, I think
Speaker 2: the attacks are good news for me because it means
Speaker 2: they must have some polling that show people like me
Speaker 2: and Smitham and others are in the hunt. But yes,
Speaker 2: they've come after me. It's very clearly coordinated. She and
Speaker 2: Damon Lynch. You know, hundreds of people from I guess
Speaker 2: from these church communities that they associate with, are on
Speaker 2: Facebook and other places attacking me. My favorite is a
Speaker 2: guy that keeps calling me, well it gives me a
Speaker 2: white piece of dog crap every day I post something.
Speaker 2: He puts that on there actually doesn't say crap, but
Speaker 2: I guess I can't say the full thing here. And
Speaker 2: my other favorite is one who keeps calling me, quote
Speaker 2: a mediocre douchebag, which which is particularly offensive because I
Speaker 2: thought I was an extraordinary douchebag. I really work hard
Speaker 2: at it, so I was really hurt by that. The
Speaker 2: mediocre part really hurts. But this is the kind of
Speaker 2: stuff they do, and these are tax dollars paying this
Speaker 2: woman who has no real metrics. We can't tell what
Speaker 2: she does with her days, but she's out there not
Speaker 2: promoting the mayor but attacking his critics. Well, now that
Speaker 2: should bother anybody who from a taxpayer standpoint.
Speaker 1: Does she put in forty tough hours a week? Is
Speaker 1: she up there eight o'clock on Monday morning, she'll be
Speaker 1: reporting to the collaborative. And then what happened a few
Speaker 1: months ago is when she interfered with arrest and over
Speaker 1: the rhine the police union Ken Kobra wanted her arrested.
Speaker 1: In fact that he told the cops the next time
Speaker 1: she interferes with an arrest, arrest her and that's the
Speaker 1: number one said. That's exactly what she wants. She wants
Speaker 1: to be a victim. So how can anyone say Iris
Speaker 1: Rowlie is performing collaborative work when she has no work schedule,
Speaker 1: she has no job. She collects serious money. I understand,
Speaker 1: a three year contract worth four hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars a year in order to collaborate with who about what?
Speaker 1: And how can you be attacked when you're not in
Speaker 1: office at all? And those in office not performing or
Speaker 1: not attacked explain that one to me?
Speaker 2: Well, I can tell you, I mean, I mean, apparently
Speaker 2: she's curious at me because I went on the VXU
Speaker 2: radio program and had the temerity to criticize her arrangement.
Speaker 2: And we've also called out the fact publicly that she's
Speaker 2: got her son working for her company. So again, if
Speaker 2: she were an actual civil servant, the nepotism rules would apply.
Speaker 2: So she's funneling money to her son as a full
Speaker 2: time or a part time employee making forty five hundred
Speaker 2: bucks a month. And again there's no metrics, there's no
Speaker 2: time sheets. From what we can tell, I mean, we
Speaker 2: don't know what they're doing or not doing. But I
Speaker 2: can also tell you this when I talked to King Kober,
Speaker 2: and I talked to my friends at the FOP, who
Speaker 2: I am proud endorsed our candidacy. Her actions are one
Speaker 2: of the number one, probably the number two issue with morale.
Speaker 2: Number one is staffing by far, but number two it's
Speaker 2: having people like Iris reporting to the mayor and the
Speaker 2: city manager or who are openly critical of police, not
Speaker 2: just individual officers but out there interfering with the rests,
Speaker 2: but just critical of police in general, and calling to
Speaker 2: defund the police by steering money toward her program. This
Speaker 2: awful community responders thing they have. They've got a couple
Speaker 2: millions stuck into that where they send social workers out
Speaker 2: to crime scenes to do god knows what. Eventually when
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get shot. And I always say, if you
Speaker 2: want to see how they're really defunding the police, drive
Speaker 2: over some of these speed humps that they spent tens
Speaker 2: of millions of dollars on. They're using those as an
Speaker 2: excuse not to bring officers into patrol. The speed humps
Speaker 2: are a form of defunding the police. It's tens of
Speaker 2: millions of dollars. There's a whole recruit class plus in
Speaker 2: those speed humps, and they just don't want the officers
Speaker 2: out there doing traffic inter addiction anymore and writing tickets.
Speaker 2: It's one of the reasons we have so many guns, frankly,
Speaker 2: because a lot, as you know from practicing criminal law,
Speaker 2: a lot of guns are recovered at traffic stops. That's
Speaker 2: just part of how it happens. So we don't really
Speaker 2: meaningfully do traffic in the city anymore on the speed humps.
Speaker 2: And that's a form of defunding the police. That's the
Speaker 2: kind of thing that she's Those are the initiatives she
Speaker 2: and people like that have been pushing.
Speaker 3: That can't be true.
Speaker 1: Crazy, None of this is true because the mayor said
Speaker 1: he enables police to do their job, you know that.
Speaker 1: And the other thing he said is affordable housing. I
Speaker 1: like to know, and Kevin Aldridge push pushed back on this.
Speaker 1: What is affordable housing the people's judge and I, you know,
Speaker 1: want to downsize a little bit. Every now and then
Speaker 1: I look at Oakley or Hyde Park. God knows, I
Speaker 1: never lived downtown or OTR, but we wouldn't mind living
Speaker 1: in Oakley or maybe Hyde Park and say we looked
Speaker 1: at these new housing being constructed on at Oakley. It's
Speaker 1: going to be home a rama. Do you know what
Speaker 1: it costs at the minimum price to go in Oakley?
Speaker 2: I can only guess you're in the four to five
Speaker 2: grand a month in some of those for the departments.
Speaker 1: From what I understand, Well, if you want to buy one,
Speaker 1: it's one point three to one point six million, I
Speaker 1: say one point three to one point six million in Oakley.
Speaker 1: And if you want to have a rental, if you
Speaker 1: want to run a place in and around hyde Park Square,
Speaker 1: it's forty five hundred dollars a month. And so I
Speaker 1: would ask the average American is one point three million?
Speaker 1: Is that affordable?
Speaker 3: Secondly, is forty five hundred dollars a month for an apartment?
Speaker 3: Is that affordable?
Speaker 1: So instead of talking about, well the last four years,
Speaker 1: give me some results on affordable housing or development like
Speaker 1: the Hyde Park debacle, Instead of doing that, he talks
Speaker 1: about our plan provides more affordable housing.
Speaker 3: What the hell does that mean? It's untethered the reality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, nobody knows what affordable housing means when they
Speaker 2: talk about it. I mean, if you're getting really technical,
Speaker 2: and I do a lot of work in this world
Speaker 2: with development, what he's really talking what I guess he's
Speaker 2: trying to talk about, is this you know, income restricted
Speaker 2: housing that the federal government pays for, you know, through
Speaker 2: HUD dollars that they're trying to push. They're pushing it
Speaker 2: on the same neighborhoods over and over, like the West
Speaker 2: End and Bond Hill and Price Hill, and they don't
Speaker 2: want anymore. They've at it with that kind of affordable housing.
Speaker 2: But what the what they typically call what these developers
Speaker 2: called naturally occurring affordable housing, which is you know, reasonable
Speaker 2: rents because of good supply. We don't have that. Because
Speaker 2: of the way our the city tax abatements have worked.
Speaker 2: They're incentivized to build these really high end units and
Speaker 2: get really high rents and try to get really high stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe iHeart will co sign with you on
Speaker 2: a on a million dollar mortgage at the end, maybe
Speaker 2: you could talk about that like some of your contracts.
Speaker 2: But it is not affordable to the average person. This
Speaker 2: Hyde Park development thing, the battle there. Those apartments were
Speaker 2: going to go for forty five hundred a month. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and they portrayed that as anyone who was against that,
Speaker 2: They said, you're a nimby who's against affordable housing. It's
Speaker 2: just nonsense. I mean, forty five hundred dollars a month
Speaker 2: it did me to qualify for that is you know,
Speaker 2: you would need an income well.
Speaker 1: Over two hundred ran well six sixty thousand a year
Speaker 1: in rent. And so if that's thirty percent of what
Speaker 1: you're making, you'd have to make two hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars to maybe two fifty after paying taxes.
Speaker 1: And that it doubt and af TAB Pierreval says that's
Speaker 1: affordable to buy something in Oakley one point three million,
Speaker 1: or to get an apartment in Hyde Park is forty
Speaker 1: five hundred dollars. That's affordable. And he stands up there
Speaker 1: and I'm one last issue. I'm told we are awaystation
Speaker 1: to the glories of the administration of af Tab Pureval,
Speaker 1: either in Columbus or Washington, DC, whether it's the clerk's office,
Speaker 1: running for the Congress. He didn't want to become the mayor.
Speaker 1: It happened because of what happened to PG Sittingville. That's
Speaker 1: the only reason. So he's on his way to glory.
Speaker 1: And now he's going to use all of his success
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati to launch a nationwide or statewide campaign for
Speaker 1: something af TAB for Ohio.
Speaker 3: How would that fly in Steubenville.
Speaker 2: I think you know, I'm told he already has all
Speaker 2: those website domain names purchased, but I think he may
Speaker 2: as well just make he may as well just retire
Speaker 2: those black because you know my understanding, islack. Look, you
Speaker 2: know I've talked from our friends and well I think
Speaker 2: he's well, first they're going to sue him. I think
Speaker 2: that's some like intellectual property copyright infringement that'll catch up
Speaker 2: with him. But this poor guy is going to have
Speaker 2: a hard time if you ever run statewide. I mean,
Speaker 2: this guy has been not just not endorsed by the
Speaker 2: police union, but the FOP. They voted no confidence in
Speaker 2: it in his performance, and that will haunt him throughout
Speaker 2: the rest of his political career if indeed he has one.
Speaker 3: But courts have some was station.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well he did a number on the courthouse too.
Speaker 2: A lot of these judges that he handpicked and selected
Speaker 2: and encouraged to run are the ones that are letting
Speaker 2: these people out on low bond. So he has been
Speaker 2: a very consequential figure in town, both in the courthouse
Speaker 2: and at city hall, and in a very bad way.
Speaker 2: So he's got a record that will haunt him everywhere.
Speaker 3: Save good and keep being a douchebag.
Speaker 2: It comes naturally to me. Thank you very much for
Speaker 2: your time.
Speaker 1: Now you're a lawyer, so that it fits well, Steve
Speaker 1: good and thank you very much. We get the government
Speaker 1: we deserve. Let's continue with more Steve.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Friday afternoons. Big things happening, tother and fro. Just heerd
Speaker 1: from Steve Gooden. On Monday or Tuesday of next week.
Speaker 1: I want to get on Linda Matthews, the Avondale Community
Speaker 1: Council and Chris Smitherman, if at all possible, I know
Speaker 1: he's busy and more to see if I can help
Speaker 1: as a positive change agent for the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I always like to think I have hope, no matter
Speaker 1: how dark it is. I continue to believe optimism will
Speaker 1: reign supreme in the long run, and that Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Speaker 1: the tried state, in the long run will be better
Speaker 1: because there are so many good people with good intentions.
Speaker 1: Democrat and Republicans that may look at things different politically,
Speaker 1: but we all want the same goal. We all want
Speaker 1: the same end. So when Steve Gooden points out what's
Speaker 1: happening in our city, and instead of the mayor and
Speaker 1: city council members trying to defend its record, which they
Speaker 1: can't defend, they go on attack, tora tora, tora against
Speaker 1: those who would dare oppose them. And this is a
Speaker 1: difficult environment for an independent and or for a Republican.
Speaker 1: Even though I'm proud to have the vice president living
Speaker 1: in Hyde Park, jd. Vance, we haven't had too many
Speaker 1: presidential vice presidential individuals living in Cincinnati for a very
Speaker 1: long time. I do know that in the last election,
Speaker 1: as Kevin Aldridge pointed out last night at the inquir
Speaker 1: the moderator on the debate, and by the way, I
Speaker 1: think Aldredge did a pretty good job. That's seventy seven
Speaker 1: percent of Cincinnati voters voted for Kamala Harris and they
Speaker 1: voted against Donald Trump. And whether you like it or not,
Speaker 1: Corey Bowman is associated with JD. Vance, who is his
Speaker 1: half brother. Now they have severe policy differences, but that's okay.
Speaker 1: One thing Corey Bowman is going to do is never
Speaker 1: speak ill about JD. Vance's half brother, and so I
Speaker 1: get that completely, and so ultimately is going to be
Speaker 1: up to you living in the city of Cincinnati, to
Speaker 1: make change. I'm told by the experts here that about
Speaker 1: twelve percent of my audiences in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: about thirty five percent is in Hamilton County, about thirty
Speaker 1: percent or so is in northern Kentucky, and about twenty
Speaker 1: five to thirty percent is in the rest of Ohio,
Speaker 1: Indiana and the world.
Speaker 3: I get that.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless, even though we disproportionately cover the events in
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati, it is the heart that beats
Speaker 1: the tri state. Without a functional heart, a body's not
Speaker 1: going to work real well, and right now the heart
Speaker 1: is not working. Democrats have told me that after Peerival
Speaker 1: fell into this thing because the PG Sitting felt being indicted,
Speaker 1: and as I've said many times in many places, PG
Speaker 1: Sitting felt, in my view, should not have been indicted.
Speaker 1: And I guess he was pardon and I think his
Speaker 1: case is still pending before the US Supreme Court, but
Speaker 1: I'm not sure they criminalized politics go after people like
Speaker 1: PG Sittenfeld and Matt Borges, the former chair of the
Speaker 1: Republican Party who just got out of jail. Those individuals
Speaker 1: do not belong in jail. If they did something terribly wrong,
Speaker 1: I would say community service, pay a fine. But to
Speaker 1: waste forty thousand dollars a year on individuals like pg
Speaker 1: Sittingfeld in prison or Matt Borges is a complete waste
Speaker 1: of time and money. But nonetheless, I regress. There are
Speaker 1: a few examples of a far left wing democratic, liberal
Speaker 1: progressive some say Marxist government losing grip of its power
Speaker 1: in a blue city. In fact, I'm not sure there
Speaker 1: is an example other than possibly the city of Dallas,
Speaker 1: where the Democratic mayor African American announced two years ago
Speaker 1: he can't take it anymore. He left the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: because its policies left him, and the mayor of Dallas,
Speaker 1: Texas became a Republican.
Speaker 3: Believe it or not, So it does happen.
Speaker 1: Do I think after have peer of all or lemon
Speaker 1: Kearney or Scottie Johnson's going to become a Democrat anytime,
Speaker 1: it's going to become a Republican. I don't think so,
Speaker 1: But nonetheless I always have hope. So if two or
Speaker 1: three members of council could be kicked off who are
Speaker 1: not performing and have normal people put on, like Liz
Speaker 1: Keating or Chris Smitherman or Lynda Matthews or Steve Gooden.
Speaker 1: That would be one small step in the right direction.
Speaker 1: Now will the city voter take that step? I'm told
Speaker 1: they will. An individual's they white liberals who live in
Speaker 1: Hyde Park and Oakley are uniting with other community councils,
Speaker 1: some forty nine or fifty strong to say we can't
Speaker 1: live like this. How can you have a mayor talk
Speaker 1: about affordable housing when new housing in the city costs
Speaker 1: one point three million dollars when rents are four to
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars a month. And last night f Ted
Speaker 1: Piraval talked completely about well we worked toward affordable housing.
Speaker 1: Well one with a work beat completed, it will not
Speaker 1: be completed. Their policies cause rents to rise. Their policies
Speaker 1: cause construction costs to increase. In New York City. When
Speaker 1: Ma'mdanni the Kami once rent freezes, that means that those
Speaker 1: who build apartment buildings aren't going to build any more
Speaker 1: apartment buildings. They can't afford to build them. That means
Speaker 1: there's a limited supply of housing and when there's a
Speaker 1: limited supply an unlimited demand, guess what the price goes up.
Speaker 1: And when you have rent freezes, the price really goes up.
Speaker 1: In other areas, one or two may benefit, like Mamdani
Speaker 1: himself living in a rent subsidized apartment, But there's no
Speaker 1: indication in the cities of New York or in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: that anyone's putting up a whole bunch of brand new
Speaker 1: affordable apartment buildings. I see construction if you check the
Speaker 1: price on that, and it begins with a fifteen year
Speaker 1: tax abatement. So that means the developers, the owners put
Speaker 1: up a slop up apartment buildings, charge three to five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a month in rent, they get the taxbatements,
Speaker 1: and about five or six years down the road they
Speaker 1: sell out to nationwide interests, cash in a big paycheck,
Speaker 1: and then the city's left holding the bag after fifteen
Speaker 1: years with grossly increasing the rents because property taxes skyrocket,
Speaker 1: which means though seeking to rent after fifteen years are
Speaker 1: going to have to pay four to five thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a month. That is not affordable housing, just the opposite.
Speaker 1: And the number one job of government is of course
Speaker 1: public safety. The mayor talks about incentivizing and enabling police
Speaker 1: to do their job.
Speaker 3: What hell does that mean?
Speaker 1: Talk to cops, talk to law enforcement, talk to deputy sheriffs,
Speaker 1: talk to the FBI, talk to the US Marshall Service.
Speaker 1: Whether the City of Cincinnati leadership incentivizes have to do
Speaker 1: their job, absolutely not. They disincentivize that they don't want
Speaker 1: them in. I had on Chrmaine mcguffrey, the sheriff, about
Speaker 1: a month or so ago. She pointed out that in
Speaker 1: a little bit of time they did patrol parts of
Speaker 1: downtown Cincinnati, they offered more than they had, more than
Speaker 1: three hundred citations being issued. They seized numerous guns, executed
Speaker 1: warrants on many individuals who had warrants out for their arrest,
Speaker 1: when the city police are not incentivized to do any
Speaker 1: of that. And they had the Punch and Judy show
Speaker 1: about six weeks ago in which the governor came in.
Speaker 1: I think Mike DeWine was used and abused by f
Speaker 1: to have pureval to act as if the authorities are
Speaker 1: coming into the City of Cincinnati, and they were not
Speaker 1: coming in. It was two days a month, two shifts
Speaker 1: a month, and that didn't happen either. It's all a
Speaker 1: facade to get us past the November fourth election, that's
Speaker 1: all it is. And those who claim to care deeply
Speaker 1: about the city of Cincinnati show to enact policies that
Speaker 1: reflect that caring. To have a functional community, to have
Speaker 1: lower price housing, to have safe streets, that's what's required.
Speaker 1: And the policies of this administration provide just the opposite.
Speaker 1: And secondly, on a kind of a unrelated issue, I'm
Speaker 1: watching an interview with the governor of Oklahoma Governors did
Speaker 1: on one of the channels might have been on YouTube
Speaker 1: in the last day or two. He brought up a
Speaker 1: rather important point which I've hooked onto. You know, God
Speaker 1: helps those who helped themselves, and if the citizens of
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati do not want to help themselves,
Speaker 1: why should state government or the FEDS come in to
Speaker 1: bail them out. When the inquir had a big headline
Speaker 1: about should the National Guard come to Cincinnati, underlying the
Speaker 1: question is the fact that it's arguable whether the National
Speaker 1: Guard should be here because too much crime is in
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati. The number one area of our city,
Speaker 1: herting is the Central Business District. I'm told by the
Speaker 1: powers that be the CBC and others. That tremendous pressure
Speaker 1: is being put on the mayor and the chief of
Speaker 1: Police to do their damn job in the Central Business District.
Speaker 1: Have you noticed that Proctor and Gamble, also known as
Speaker 1: Proctor and God, is enlarging their facilities in Mason, Ohio?
Speaker 3: Have you seen that?
Speaker 1: I went out to see my good friend doctor Tara
Speaker 1: Harden the dentistry to the Stars. She's the best there
Speaker 1: is that donal work is Tara Harden and Mason. I
Speaker 1: drove by and on the right I saw the huge
Speaker 1: Proctor and God facility being grossly expanded in Mason to
Speaker 1: take jobs from Cincinnati into Mason. Have you seen that now?
Speaker 1: Why do you think that's happening. It's because the managers,
Speaker 1: the employees, those in charge of the Dolly Parton towers
Speaker 1: in downtown Cincinnati do not want their employees to be unsafe.
Speaker 1: They're moving out of the city of Cincinnati more and more.
Speaker 1: I talked to the restaurant tours in downtown business is
Speaker 1: down twenty to thirty percent. I look at the so
Speaker 1: called River Day's Tall Stacks event happening on the river.
Speaker 1: Guess what it's empty? Citizens they're not going there. The
Speaker 1: bands have been canceled, tours have been canceled. People are
Speaker 1: voting with their feet by saying it is unsafe in
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati. We don't want to go there now.
Speaker 1: That is a major major problem. It will take And
Speaker 1: by the way, Procter and Gamble is not anytime soon
Speaker 1: going to vacate their twin towers in downtown Cincinnati, but
Speaker 1: slowly incrementally, whether it's Kroger or whether it's a Fifth
Speaker 1: Third Bank, or whether it's Procter and Gamble, other large employers,
Speaker 1: they are leaving the city of Cincinnati, and there goes
Speaker 1: to tax base. We're going to look like downtown Detroit
Speaker 1: or downtown Toledo. That's a big issue. Now, to get
Speaker 1: back to one of my original points. If a city
Speaker 1: is not willing to help itself, if the voters of Chicago, Portland,
Speaker 1: d c Atlanta, Memphis, Cincinnati do not want to vote
Speaker 1: for change and reformation.
Speaker 3: Why should the rest of us come help them?
Speaker 1: That Donald, by the way, the Nobel Peace Prize should
Speaker 1: be known as the Donald Trump Peace Prize. Don't give
Speaker 1: him the award, name the damn Prize after him. That's
Speaker 1: a different issue. But if the citizens of Chicago keep
Speaker 1: voting for individuals like Lori Lightfoot and Brandon Johnson, and
Speaker 1: if we keep voting for people have to have pierrival,
Speaker 1: If we keep saying that's what we want in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, why should the rest of the state,
Speaker 1: the region of the nation come to your defense.
Speaker 3: Live with it.
Speaker 1: Don't put the men and women of the National Guard
Speaker 1: at risk going from Texas to Chicago. I hate to
Speaker 1: say this, but I agree with Pritzer in this one
Speaker 1: limited area the Governor of Illinois that the National Guard
Speaker 1: from Texas should not be in the city of Chicago
Speaker 1: because they don't know where the streets are, don't know
Speaker 1: the personalities involved, don't know where they're going. And the
Speaker 1: other thing is Chicago has got to help itself. And
Speaker 1: so the argument here in Cincinnati by the Inquirer is
Speaker 1: should the National Guard come to Cincinnati? Underlying that is
Speaker 1: the fact that it's arguable whether it's needed here. If
Speaker 1: that's the case, why want the citizens of Cincinnati change
Speaker 1: their elected leadership whose policies caused these conditions. Does this
Speaker 1: make sense to you? I can't imagine. I live in
Speaker 1: Sycamore Township, But Tom Weidman at all, and if somehow
Speaker 1: Tom Weiedman and the leadership with Sycamore Township did not
Speaker 1: want law enforcement the National Guard to come to Sycamore
Speaker 1: Township because it was perceived that Sycamore Township had a
Speaker 1: terrible crime problem, a murder problem, shots fired, drug use,
Speaker 1: massive lawlessness. It's up to Wei and Sycamore Township to say,
Speaker 1: you know what, we got to get rid of the tracys.
Speaker 1: We got to get rid of Tom Weiedman. That's what
Speaker 1: we would do. I'm not going to vote that way
Speaker 1: in Sycamore Township because things are pretty damn good. We
Speaker 1: have law enforcement. We have a contract with the Sheriff's Department.
Speaker 1: They do a great job. Likewise, in the City of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: if you're not willing to help yourself, why should some
Speaker 1: other city, state, or region come to your aid and
Speaker 1: defense when number one, your political leadership say don't do it,
Speaker 1: and number two you vote for those leaders. The city
Speaker 1: of Chicago voted for Brandon Johnson or Lori Lighthead. They
Speaker 1: get for years, they've kept fools New York, the Blasio,
Speaker 1: New York Adams. I guess mom, Donnie is next. So
Speaker 1: why should Ohio National.
Speaker 3: Guard go to New York City when New York City
Speaker 3: is not willing to help itself. So I think this
Speaker 3: is the election where you living in the city, the
Speaker 3: twelve percent or so of my listeners living in the city.
Speaker 3: If you're not willing to change and go a different direction,
Speaker 3: why should the rest of us save your ass? Why?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: So when Governors stood of Oklahoma gave that interview a
Speaker 1: couple of days ago on YouTube, he would resist sending
Speaker 1: oak Lahoma National Guard to Portland, Oregon. He said, these
Speaker 1: are okies, these are my men and my women. I
Speaker 1: don't want them going on thousand miles away because the
Speaker 1: citizens in those cities and states do not help themselves.
Speaker 1: And I would say to my friends in the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, you don't have to live like this.
Speaker 3: There's a better way.
Speaker 1: You can't have better schools, you can't have safer streets,
Speaker 1: you can't have more functioning economic activity. And may God
Speaker 1: help us if Fifth Third Bank or Procter and Gamble
Speaker 1: or Kroger says, you know what, it is dangerous for
Speaker 1: our employees to be here. Shots fired on Fountain Square.
Speaker 1: A shootout on Fountain Square a couple of days ago,
Speaker 1: as our employees were leaving work and we can't take
Speaker 1: this anymore.
Speaker 3: It's too expensive. So chill on that.
Speaker 1: One for a while. Let's continue. After one o'clock today
Speaker 1: will be a report from the nation's capital from the
Speaker 1: Hill dot Com. Then after two o'clock today, I'm going
Speaker 1: to try to put a call into the to Austin Elmo.
Speaker 1: Austin Elmo, who's walking the sacred grounds of lambeau Field
Speaker 1: to see how things being prepared in Green Bay for
Speaker 1: the arrival of the Bengals and Joe Flacco and things
Speaker 1: of that character. Let's continue. But God helps those who
Speaker 1: help themselves. The citizens of Cincinnati need to help themselves.
Speaker 1: And if you don't see the problems, if you want
Speaker 1: to maintain the status quo of high crime, terrible schools,
Speaker 1: depacherous misbehavior, failing businesses, that's on you. We're not going
Speaker 1: to save you. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WW
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, The Great America. Many doings now in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. In addition to the Phase one of the
Speaker 1: peace deal with Gaza slash Israel appears to be in effect,
Speaker 1: we also have the shutdown. It's getting the day ten
Speaker 1: that is not even in session until Tuesday next week,
Speaker 1: and all the politicking is going on.
Speaker 3: What is happening in Washington?
Speaker 1: Joining you and I now is Brett Samuels, who's the
Speaker 1: White House correspondent for The Hill, also does work with
Speaker 1: News Nation, And Brett Samuels, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, let's deal with the Israel situation.
Speaker 1: Phase one appears to be operational the cabinet. Bob's Cabinet
Speaker 1: has approved forty eight hours begin sometime on Monday. Allegedly
Speaker 1: the hostages are going to be released. And I watch
Speaker 1: all the coverage left and right, back and forth on
Speaker 1: this deal, and how much credit I watch MSNBC many times.
Speaker 1: Other Americans don't have to, and they're not giving a
Speaker 1: lot of credit to Donald Trump. They're saying, essentially that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is continuing the policies of Joe Biden, and
Speaker 1: Joe Biden's policies resulted in this. Can you talk from
Speaker 1: the Hill perspective in Washington? How does this play out
Speaker 1: politically in Washington, DC?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think you're in Washington.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: You know, President Trump is actually getting a fair amount
Speaker 4: of credit for laying the foundation for this, for his
Speaker 4: role in this, and especially for his team's role in
Speaker 4: these talks. Obviously Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner, who is
Speaker 4: not you know, serving in a formal government role, that
Speaker 4: served in the first term, and it's the president's son
Speaker 4: in law. You know, they were over in the Middle East,
Speaker 4: in Egypt and in Israel trying to kind of get
Speaker 4: this deal across the finish line. Mark or Rubio has
Speaker 4: been very involved in a lot of this, and so
Speaker 4: Republicans especially are really giving the Trump administration a lot
Speaker 4: of credit. And I think we're seeing Democrats, you know,
Speaker 4: begrudgingly perhaps giving some credit to the administration here. You know,
Speaker 4: we're seeing them, you know, certainly praise the deal, praise
Speaker 4: the prospect of peace in the Middle East and a
Speaker 4: pause to the fighting in Gaza, even if some of
Speaker 4: them aren't naming President Trump in their statements. That's sort
Speaker 4: of uh, you know, it's it's pretty clear kind of
Speaker 4: what's what the implication is. So, you know, I think,
Speaker 4: you know, even Trump's critics maybe are are kind of
Speaker 4: sciously optimistic. I think it's fair to say that maybe
Speaker 4: this deal will hold you.
Speaker 3: Know, one aspect to this deal.
Speaker 1: You you're reporting on is that it wasn't well publicized
Speaker 1: that two hundred American soldiers are going to be part
Speaker 1: of the so called peacekeeping force. And one thing I
Speaker 1: know all of us feel like, why put American soldiers,
Speaker 1: men and women at risk in the Middle East? I
Speaker 1: think that pulling on that was eighty ninety percent. Don't
Speaker 1: do it? So do we know yet where they're coming from?
Speaker 3: Are they?
Speaker 1: Are they the main force? What is the main When
Speaker 1: Phase two is implemented sometime I guess after Monday or Tuesday,
Speaker 1: when all the hostages are out and the body bags
Speaker 1: have been delivered to Israel, what is the main reason
Speaker 1: two hundred American soldiers will be somewhere in Gazo or Israel?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 1: How is that going to happen? And why is that
Speaker 1: not well reported?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so the White House is I think, you know,
Speaker 4: one of the reasons that there's still some questions about
Speaker 4: it is because the White House has said that some
Speaker 4: of this is still being sort of sorted out and
Speaker 4: finalized here. But you know, the White House has stressed
Speaker 4: that that these U. S forces aren't going to be
Speaker 4: in Gaza, that they will likely be in Israel and
Speaker 4: sort of near the Gaza border. You know, they've also
Speaker 4: kind of uh tried to clarify essentially that these are
Speaker 4: our US troops who are already stationed in the region
Speaker 4: and they're being kind of repositioned, that these aren't necessarily
Speaker 4: uh you know, troops being deployed from the US sent
Speaker 4: over to the Middle East. But essentially their role here
Speaker 4: is that in the immediate aftermath of this this agreement, uh,
Speaker 4: there's there's this peacekeeping force. Essentially, this uh, this force
Speaker 4: uh of the will be made up of the US
Speaker 4: of Egyptian forces, Katari forces, and some others uh, and
Speaker 4: their role is to essentially make sure that this peace deal,
Speaker 4: the initial phase is implemented. You know, they're sort of
Speaker 4: uh ensuring that there's no ongoing skirmishes or fighting happening
Speaker 4: as Israel's were drawing its forces from parts as these
Speaker 4: hostages are being returned. Long term, I think there are
Speaker 4: still some questions about kind of what this peace keeping
Speaker 4: force looks like, whether the US is involved with that
Speaker 4: on the ground, but these two hundred troops seem to
Speaker 4: be sort of in the interim essentially just overseeing to
Speaker 4: make sure that this pcceal actually goes through.
Speaker 1: Assuming we would talk Monday afternoon or Tuesday or Wednesday,
Speaker 1: assuming phase one is completed. Phase one is a ceasefire,
Speaker 1: IDF pullback Hamas, releases all living and dead hostages. That
Speaker 1: there's something in the order of two thousand Palestinian, many
Speaker 1: of whom are terrorists, are going to be released sometime Monday, Tuesday,
Speaker 1: or Wednesday, including several who have killed. I saw one
Speaker 1: report out of Israel that one of the hot one
Speaker 1: of these so called Palestinians being released as someone who
Speaker 1: murdered thirteen israelis that guy's going to be released too,
Speaker 1: So assuming that happens, assuming Monday or Tuesday, phase one
Speaker 1: is completed, Phase two involves rebuilding Gaza, disarming Hamas, and
Speaker 1: a permanent cease fire. That'd be great, That'd be wonderful.
Speaker 1: Rebuilding Goz it could be a five to ten year process.
Speaker 1: Disarming Hamas is the one that stands out to me.
Speaker 1: Hamas's charter calls for the death the killing of every
Speaker 1: Jew and Westerner. Disarming Hamas is that realistic?
Speaker 4: I think that's definitely, you know, the big question as
Speaker 4: we look forward here, and you know, I think some
Speaker 4: Trump administration officials have acknowledged that there's there are some
Speaker 4: ways that this agreement could go wrong, and that that's
Speaker 4: why they're really trying to keep the pressure on all
Speaker 4: parties make sure everyone's following through on their commitments. I
Speaker 4: think folks are kind of clear out here that there
Speaker 4: are some potential pitfalls.
Speaker 2: Potential risks.
Speaker 4: But I think that's also a sign of this deal
Speaker 4: that was negotiated, and maybe you know, points to how
Speaker 4: the Trump administration was able to get Israel to agree
Speaker 4: to this despite some of those concerns.
Speaker 2: The fact that you know, this isn't a deal that.
Speaker 4: Necessarily is perfect for Israel, certainly given some of what
Speaker 4: they're being asked to do as far as with drawing troops,
Speaker 4: trusting Hamas to file through on their end, et cetera.
Speaker 4: So I think right now folks are kind of hoping
Speaker 4: that they can get through phase one, that they can
Speaker 4: get the hostage really especially, and then they'll kind of
Speaker 4: tackle Phase two from there and hope that they can
Speaker 4: kind of the keep the momentum going.
Speaker 1: It'd be interesting if Hamas would change his charter and
Speaker 1: say we want to live in peace with Israel. That
Speaker 1: would be interesting, and without the barrel.
Speaker 4: Of they will be quite the accomplishment.
Speaker 1: If that happens, Nobel Peace Prize. Hell, they should call
Speaker 1: it a Donald Trump Peace Prize. If he can get Hamasta,
Speaker 1: disarm and rebuild Gaza and have the ceasefire and Palestinian
Speaker 1: statehood and the International peacekeeping Force and Palestinian bureaucrats running Gaza.
Speaker 1: If that happens, let's call it the Donald Trump Peace Prize.
Speaker 1: Forget about giving it to them. Name it after them.
Speaker 4: Would you agree, Yeah, you know, it's I'm sure we'd
Speaker 4: see plenty of Republicans and calling for just that.
Speaker 1: Let's move on to issue too, which is a shutdown
Speaker 1: that affects Americans directly, and a little bit of history.
Speaker 1: In January, February and March of twenty twenty one, as
Speaker 1: part of the so called COVID relief packages, the government
Speaker 1: stepped up and is paying a chunk of the monthly
Speaker 1: premiums of something to the range of twenty five million
Speaker 1: Americans so they can go on to the so called
Speaker 1: Obama exchanges to get health insurance for themselves and for
Speaker 1: their family. And it grew from two to three million
Speaker 1: and twenty eleven, twenty twelve to twenty five million today.
Speaker 1: And these so called subsidies are government benefits involve individuals
Speaker 1: making as much as five hundred thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 1: Now we're talking about some serious money. And Marjorie Taylor Green,
Speaker 1: who's a firebrand from the right, is angry that she
Speaker 1: may not get about fifteen hundred dollars a month subsidy
Speaker 1: when she makes about three hundred thousand dollars a year. So,
Speaker 1: if you're a working stuff somewhere in somewhere in Iowa
Speaker 1: or Minnesota, Ohio, and you find out that the government
Speaker 1: is subsidizing the health insurance premium of those making three
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars a year, I think most Americans would say,
Speaker 1: let's discontinue that subsidy.
Speaker 3: I think they would say that.
Speaker 1: And the cost of this over about a ten year period,
Speaker 1: it's in the range of four hundred billion dollars. Now
Speaker 1: we're talking about some serious money. So and the tenth
Speaker 1: day that Democrats are voting now to keep government shut
Speaker 1: down and the Republicans are voting to open government up. However,
Speaker 1: the Republicans floated this trial balloon this morning.
Speaker 3: I read that they want to limit the subsidies.
Speaker 1: The Republicans say to two hundred thousand dollars a year
Speaker 1: of government help instead of five hundred thousand, and Democrats
Speaker 1: don't want that one. So can you tell the American
Speaker 1: people in a capsule what is this shutdown about?
Speaker 4: Well, it's obviously the shutdown is essentially a messaging war
Speaker 4: here where Democrats are arguing that these subsidies need to
Speaker 4: be extended. I think you know, as you and I
Speaker 4: both know, when you give a government service like this
Speaker 4: and people start to use it, and you point it
Speaker 4: out that millions of people are using the subsidy, taking
Speaker 4: advantage of it, it's hard to take it away. And
Speaker 4: you know, democrats argument is that if you take the
Speaker 4: subsidy away, you let it expire. Healthcare premiums are going
Speaker 4: to spike, people are going to pay more, and so
Speaker 4: their argument is that they will only vote to fund
Speaker 4: the government if these subsidies are extended. Now, Republicans seem
Speaker 4: to have the upper hand initially, I think when they
Speaker 4: essentially were able to say, you know, Democrats have voted
Speaker 4: for a bill to fund the government many times before,
Speaker 4: they should do it again and then will negotiate extending
Speaker 4: these healthcare subsidies. I think you know, a problem has
Speaker 4: sort of emerged for Republicans in recent days where you
Speaker 4: have people like Marjorie Taylor Green, who obviously has a
Speaker 4: huge platform, who is basically accusing her own party of
Speaker 4: not doing enough to address rising healthcare costs, you know,
Speaker 4: saying that there's a real issue that affects her family,
Speaker 4: affects her constituents. And you know, you see in the
Speaker 4: shock of all shocks, Democrats, you know, essentially embracing Marjorie
Speaker 4: Taylor Green fighting her comments in their own arguments. So it's, yeah,
Speaker 4: it's become sort of this this drawn out messaging war
Speaker 4: where initially Republicans thought Democrats would fold rather quickly. Now
Speaker 4: Democrats field kind of, you know, galvanize and feel like
Speaker 4: maybe momentum is on their side a bit in sort
Speaker 4: of the political struggle over this shutdown.
Speaker 1: But Brett Samuels, let me give you a quote from
Speaker 1: the great Milton Friedman. He's on the mount Rushmore Conservatism
Speaker 1: in my book, Milton Friedman said about thirty five years
Speaker 1: ago the following, Once you habituate Americans to some generous
Speaker 1: government handout, they grow dependent on it, and it becomes
Speaker 1: politically perilous, if not impossible, to fully claw it back.
Speaker 1: So if I I would say to American my producer
Speaker 1: Tony Bender, do you think government should subsidize the healthcare
Speaker 1: premium cost of a person making three hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a year, he would probably say he wouldn't say no,
Speaker 1: he'd say hell no, let her pay her own premiums.
Speaker 1: But on the other hand, as Milton Freeman said, once
Speaker 1: you habituate to Americans a generous government handout at STANMD
Speaker 1: near impossible to call it back. And that's where we
Speaker 1: are today. And I would add this. The Washington Post,
Speaker 1: not exactly, a right wing publication, issued an editorial eleven
Speaker 1: days ago in which has said, quote Obamacare was never
Speaker 1: actually affordable unquote. So going back to twenty ten, you
Speaker 1: might remember, if you like your plan, you can keep
Speaker 1: your plan. If you like your doctor, you can keep
Speaker 1: your doctor. And health care costs are going down. They
Speaker 1: only went down because government subsidies were so generous that
Speaker 1: they organized about twenty five million Americans to get a
Speaker 1: government benefit. And God help you if you think some
Speaker 1: person make it three hundred a year should not get
Speaker 1: a government benefit. Marjorie Taylor Green is now rubbing her
Speaker 1: hands saying, oh no, we have to keep the subsidy
Speaker 1: for me, and that's kind of sad. Now, lastly, get
Speaker 1: out your crystal ball, Brett Samuels of The Hill, White
Speaker 1: House Correspondent, How does this end in a week or
Speaker 1: two or does it go on ad infinitum? And will
Speaker 1: there be massive government cuts the Democratic programs? According to
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? Get out your crystal ball.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, it's hard hard to predict anything in
Speaker 4: Donald Trump's Washington, I think, but you know, I think,
Speaker 4: you know, there doesn't really seem to be a clear
Speaker 4: off ramp here. It's not really clear kind of what
Speaker 4: the compromise would be in the short term. So it
Speaker 4: does seem this is going to go on at least
Speaker 4: through next week.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: Kim Jeffries, the Democratic leader in the House, you know,
Speaker 4: he previously suggested that this wouldn't wouldn't the government wouldn't
Speaker 4: still be shut down by November first, So maybe by
Speaker 4: the end of the month we'll have a resolution, But
Speaker 4: you know, it's hard to say with much confidence of
Speaker 4: what happened before that. So yeah, you know, it certainly
Speaker 4: seems like folks should kind of buckle up and sort
Speaker 4: of strap in for at least another week of this,
Speaker 4: if not a little bit more.
Speaker 1: It's interesting how politics is played. And at this point,
Speaker 1: the polling indicates the average voter blames the Republicans more
Speaker 1: than Democrats, you know, garbage in, garbage out. So when
Speaker 1: the media and the mainstream media only reports the fallacies
Speaker 1: of the Republican argument, leave the Democratic argument alone, likely
Speaker 1: garbage in, garbage out. The American people will regurgitate what
Speaker 1: they're being told and what they're seeing and what they're hearing.
Speaker 1: But Brett Samuel's White House correspondent, thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. We'll see what happens. It's going
Speaker 1: to be interesting. But the Nobel Peace Prize should be
Speaker 1: the Nobel Donald Trump Prize. And if that happens, then
Speaker 1: that'll be the headline. Have you seen the headline of
Speaker 1: the Babylon b that Hitler saves Israel?
Speaker 3: Not a bad headline.
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 4: We'll see what they come up with next.
Speaker 3: Oh, I thank you, Brett Samuels, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Let's continue.
Speaker 1: One other headline I would put in that Trump can
Speaker 1: negotiate with Hamas he just can't negotiate with the Democrats.
Speaker 1: That wasn't the headline, but it ought to be all
Speaker 1: let's continue with more. But it's interesting that if the
Speaker 1: American people are told that you're going to get to
Speaker 1: government subsidy based upon your income that goes up to
Speaker 1: really five hundred thousand dollars a year, you're going to
Speaker 1: get to subsidy out of the taxpayer. Most Americans would say, no,
Speaker 1: keep it lower than that. So the balloon was floated. Well,
Speaker 1: let's make it two hundred thousand dollars and see if
Speaker 1: that can fly. And the Democrats say absolutely not because
Speaker 1: they want to keep the government shut down for reasons unclear.
Speaker 1: Republicans claim it's because of the primary challenge of AOC
Speaker 1: against Chuck Schumer. We'll see what happens down the road.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred WW.
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Speaker 3: Biot and I'm Scots. I'm broadcasting. I know Secon.
Speaker 1: A lot of information goes about the boys football program
Speaker 1: as deer Parks dominating every school except Madeira, and I
Speaker 1: would say this, how the hell with that?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 1: Now we have we have golf royalty right here in
Speaker 1: the studio. Now Madera High School Amazons who finished second
Speaker 1: because they match was rained out. They would have finished
Speaker 1: first in the state title. They marched for glory and
Speaker 1: for some of the judgment sea to God, and we
Speaker 1: give Fenwick credit.
Speaker 3: They finished and don't forget Roger Bacon who refuses to
Speaker 3: play Madeerra by the way, but with us today is
Speaker 3: the head golf coach, Katie Kaufman, and I'm going to
Speaker 3: talk to Frank Zi Bell, Frank zy Bell about possibly
Speaker 3: having them sponsor golf balls next year for Madera High
Speaker 3: School girls team coach.
Speaker 1: First of all, congratulations of Finny second. But you would
Speaker 1: have been first, but it got rained out. Explain how
Speaker 1: that happened.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we definitely would than first. It hasn't rained before
Speaker 6: and it hasn't rained since. But it rained on that
Speaker 6: day and they kept delaying us, and they were afraid.
Speaker 3: They were a fright.
Speaker 7: They were afraid of us. They really were.
Speaker 3: They were shaking, shaking in their boots, wet wet glosses.
Speaker 3: They move it to like the next next day.
Speaker 6: It's hard to do that because they would have had
Speaker 6: to miss another day of school.
Speaker 3: That's okay, this is more important in school. This is
Speaker 3: more important. Huh. The team agrees they wouldn't okay to
Speaker 3: miss another day of school. Oh yeah, yeah, it's rained
Speaker 3: once in the past forty five days. Not gonna but
Speaker 3: the one day that madeir was undefeated the entire year.
Speaker 3: He even tried to play deer Park, but deer Park
Speaker 3: wouldn't play you correct.
Speaker 6: No, no, they won't feel the team because they're so
Speaker 6: scared of.
Speaker 1: They're so frightenings they don't even want to play. How'd
Speaker 1: you do against Indian Hill this year?
Speaker 7: We best at them.
Speaker 3: How about Wyoming, the home of the cow Girls.
Speaker 7: I guess yes, we went over them as well.
Speaker 1: Introduce your great players here. Soon we'll be on the
Speaker 1: LPGA tour. Coach Kaufman. Who do you have here?
Speaker 6: Two seniors Anaka Rone and Grace Kellett.
Speaker 3: Raise your hand.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm the patch Antilli's granddaughter, right, He's a great American.
Speaker 1: Live next door to me at seventy two forty three
Speaker 1: Camrgo Woods Drive. My phone number is five one three
Speaker 1: two seven one, five seven nine five.
Speaker 3: Please continue.
Speaker 6: I have one junior, Maggie Meyer. Maggie Meyer, and I
Speaker 6: have three sophomores. I have Brinkley Graves or two sophomore
Speaker 6: sorry three sorry, Brinkley Graves, Emma Coombs and Ellie Hart time.
Speaker 3: Now you have one player that shot thirty seven on
Speaker 3: average on nine holes of golf. Is that correct? And
Speaker 3: you played Augusta National. You played also Beth Page Black,
Speaker 3: she played there and her average score.
Speaker 7: Is what thirty five?
Speaker 3: Thirty five? Have you thought about the LPGA Tour?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Really to the US, Wryter cuff, you would have beat
Speaker 3: Europe with this group. We need Katie Cok. We need
Speaker 3: her in charge of the men's team, right, would you
Speaker 3: take the job as men's Ryder Cup captain? If you?
Speaker 2: Yeh?
Speaker 3: It only pays two point six.
Speaker 7: Million dollars, I mean I'd ask for more.
Speaker 1: You're taking a pay cut. So it was a highlight
Speaker 1: of the year for these girls. I mean, well, the
Speaker 1: matches and everything explain. We'll explain how great this is. Undefeated, untied,
Speaker 1: unscored on didn't lose a ball all year?
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly. We lost no balls.
Speaker 6: We didn't lose a match in regular season. We were
Speaker 6: first at sectionals for the first time in school history,
Speaker 6: we were second or first at Dick Strict Districts for
Speaker 6: the first time in school history, and then runner up
Speaker 6: at state second year in row.
Speaker 1: Well, are you gonna ask Kenji for a raise. A
Speaker 1: board of education needs to give you more money. Is
Speaker 1: that correct?
Speaker 7: That's a good idea.
Speaker 3: How about nil money? Got some of that coming?
Speaker 7: I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Live from Buffalo, Wings and Rings and Fairfield. Now this morning.
Speaker 3: This morning, Jamar Chase went out to practice. What went
Speaker 3: through the long training matter fell and he left with
Speaker 3: an illness.
Speaker 1: Probably looked at Joe Flacco said he had no chance.
Speaker 1: He's going to get sick.
Speaker 3: High School football Tonight action all across a tri state.
Speaker 3: Wait a minute, you say Jamar Chase may not play well,
Speaker 3: he's probably I don't know, he's got an illness. Get
Speaker 3: him intil then get him something. High School Football Tonight
Speaker 3: show at six ESPN fifteen thirty, Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 3: That leads into Saint X and Lasal, Highland's and Elder Joymon,
Speaker 3: hold on, Katie, who do you like? Give her the scores?
Speaker 3: Let the coach tell you who's gonna win. Highland's and Elder.
Speaker 3: Who do you like their elder? Please continue? Cleveland, Saint
Speaker 3: Eyes and Molar Molar. I'm taking Cleveland, Saint Iyes, Cole
Speaker 3: Rain and Lakota East. Don't take East. That's it right there.
Speaker 3: Don't take Cole Rain. The last time you're here, ladies,
Speaker 3: Middletown and Mason I like the comments. That's where the
Speaker 3: transmitter is.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go with Middletown.
Speaker 3: Very good. That's a good answer. Good answer. Let's see
Speaker 3: deer Park and Taylor.
Speaker 1: Now, wait a minute, we got the Yellow Jackson's against
Speaker 1: the Cats. Why are they playing the game segment? I
Speaker 1: think it's at Taylor. I'm not going there's too far away.
Speaker 1: I know who are you liking that matchup?
Speaker 2: Kat?
Speaker 7: I'm gonna go with deer Park.
Speaker 1: Very good, very good, very smarter. A lot of these
Speaker 1: kids applied to go to deer Park. They didn't get
Speaker 1: the admission requirements for the educational chief.
Speaker 3: Is that correct? There's that ad l sat to get
Speaker 3: into deer Park? Right? Girls? College football tomorrow, Willie, you
Speaker 3: seef the Golden Knights in town to take on our
Speaker 3: beloved Bearcats at eleven am. I like to Miami and Akron,
Speaker 3: Ohio State at Illinois, Indiana at Oregon. What do you
Speaker 3: like in that matchup? The Ducks for the Hoosiers going
Speaker 3: with Indiana, Baby quack quack. The Dodgers beat the Phillies
Speaker 3: last night in eon innings two to one. Terrible reliever
Speaker 3: or Orion kirk Ring Terrible was on the mound of
Speaker 3: bat ball right back to him, two outs, bases loaded, throws,
Speaker 3: one wild at the plate, terrible, and the Dodgers win
Speaker 3: it terrible. Uh So, former UC standout Ean half a
Speaker 3: three run homer early. The Cubs beat the Brewers. So
Speaker 3: Game five tomorrow night in Milwaukee. Game five of the
Speaker 3: America League Division Series tonight, Seattle host Detroit. Do you
Speaker 3: like it? You like the big dump Inuanio Swarhez and
Speaker 3: Ken Griffy Junior?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 3: What about the dumper? One hundred and sixty nine days
Speaker 3: until opening day? Willie in twenty four days until the
Speaker 3: official start of college basketball? You know segment.
Speaker 1: Kenji Masuda believes that Madeira has a great educational that
Speaker 1: their kids are smart. So, with your permission, I'll ask
Speaker 1: you girls a few questions.
Speaker 3: Academically. Are you prepared?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Who is the governor of the state of Ohio? All right,
Speaker 3: one of the Five Great Lakes? Write him down? What
Speaker 3: are they? Eerie Ontario? That's it right there? Who's the
Speaker 3: Vice President of the United States of America from Cincinnati?
Speaker 3: The VP? Very good? Right there? Who's the principal of
Speaker 3: Madera High School? Very good? It is very good? Can't
Speaker 3: she shaken.
Speaker 1: His said the wrong direction horizontally, not very But you
Speaker 1: said he was the principal.
Speaker 3: He thinks he is. It's an al, not an elliot
Speaker 3: at the IC.
Speaker 1: So I don't know, now, Segue, I'm going to have
Speaker 1: on a little bit of live report from lambeau Field.
Speaker 3: What do the Bengals have to do? A fourteen and
Speaker 3: a half point dog to kick the crap out of
Speaker 3: the Packers named after a meat facility beginning in the
Speaker 3: nineteen twenties, the Packers. What do they have to do?
Speaker 3: Just play their game? Will he have behind Joe Flacco?
Speaker 3: That's all they gotta do. Don't worry. He's already played.
Speaker 3: He's already beaten the Packers once on a thirteen to
Speaker 3: ten or something.
Speaker 2: Well, so what one?
Speaker 1: So you have hope? Yes, Katy, do you have hope?
Speaker 1: Because we've got two joes a quarterback. One can't walk
Speaker 1: because of a broken toe. The other one's released by
Speaker 1: the Cleveland Browns because he stinks. Now which one you
Speaker 1: want to be playing quarterback in Green Bay?
Speaker 7: I don't know, but I have hope for whoever?
Speaker 3: Does I have hope to? That's all I have is hope.
Speaker 3: That's all I have.
Speaker 1: One more question, girls, you ready for another question? What
Speaker 1: are the states? The border the state of Ohio? No
Speaker 1: one give anything, think of Ohio geographically?
Speaker 3: What are the states? Give me one correct? Give me
Speaker 3: another one? Correct another one? No, he's said, Illinois. Hight
Speaker 3: her up, Illinois.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 3: So we got we have Kentucky and Indiana, Michigan and
Speaker 3: one more. That's it right there, Pennsylvania. Kenji, you should
Speaker 3: be proud, Willie. I couldn't be more proud of these girls.
Speaker 3: I've watched them grow up. They're not only great golfers,
Speaker 3: but they're great human beings. I'd rather be a great
Speaker 3: human being than a great golfer. And with ten years
Speaker 3: from both, ten years from now, you won't be playing
Speaker 3: basketball soccer. You'll still be playing golf. Is that correct?
Speaker 3: They'll be making millions of pros pros, especially the thirty
Speaker 3: five party, because unbelievable. There's your new partner for Saturday morning.
Speaker 1: I need I might need it tomorrow morning at nine
Speaker 1: forty five against the great Bartosik and the wine Tunis
Speaker 1: I need some help at Kenwo?
Speaker 3: No question?
Speaker 1: Well, girls, bengratulations, You've succeeded in golf, Now succeed in life.
Speaker 1: Play the game of life as well as you play
Speaker 1: the game of golf. You know what I'm saying, segment
Speaker 1: get me out of the Students report, Please will he.
Speaker 3: And armor in honor of the Division two golf We'll
Speaker 3: say Champions Amazon All Hail the champion, Maderra Amazon's we
Speaker 3: leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 9: Bill Cunningham is a Rets fan and he is about
Speaker 9: as political an animal as there is on earth, even
Speaker 9: though he doesn't.
Speaker 3: Hold a public office, no doubt, thank you.
Speaker 9: He also is so well when you when you got
Speaker 9: a guy four down with four holes to go, and
Speaker 9: let him come back and beat you in match play
Speaker 9: at the Kenwood Club Championship, Is that what happened?
Speaker 3: Yet?
Speaker 9: Chris Sabo four down with four to go, Sable beat
Speaker 9: him on the twentieth hole.
Speaker 3: C H O k E. That's built choke all day.
Speaker 3: That's hard to do.
Speaker 9: Now, all you've got to do is have one hole
Speaker 9: and you got the match one.
Speaker 3: You're talking about big league player now at oh, no question.
Speaker 9: I mean when they do his handicap, it's not minus something,
Speaker 9: it's plus sup.
Speaker 3: That's fine.
Speaker 9: But Bill Cunningham would tell you that his game is
Speaker 9: second only to the passing of Ben Hogan.
Speaker 3: Second one, that's all false, it's untrue. Yeah, it's all Ai.
Speaker 1: Girls, congratulations and in life, don't be a clown? Do
Speaker 1: you agree? All right, let's continue with more after two
Speaker 1: o'clock is a live report from lambeau Field on news
Speaker 1: radio seven hundred WLW, breaking news out of lambeau Field.
Speaker 1: In fact, walking in and around lambeau Field is Austin
Speaker 1: Elmore representing all that is right about sports broadcasting. Austin,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. First of all, Austin,
Speaker 1: where does life find you?
Speaker 8: As I speak, I am just outside of lambeau Field.
Speaker 8: I'm looking at the giant scoreboard that says lambeau Field,
Speaker 8: the beautiful American flags that fly high Packers fans everywhere.
Speaker 8: It is a beautiful day. Willie in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Speaker 1: What about your Chase? What can you tell me about him?
Speaker 1: We got a bad report about an hour ago.
Speaker 8: Yeah, come to find out, Jamar Chase came down with
Speaker 8: an illness. He showed up to work today, went through walkthroughs.
Speaker 8: Zach Taylor said, why don't you go home? Why don't
Speaker 8: you get some rest? Rest up?
Speaker 3: See if we'll get you back here tomorrow.
Speaker 8: Obviously a weird week because the Bengals play on a
Speaker 8: Sunday and then right back again on a Thursday. Jamar
Speaker 8: got an off day earlier this week as well. But
Speaker 8: there was another Bengal, Shaka Hayward, a backup linebacker, who
Speaker 8: earlier this week missed the day of practice due to
Speaker 8: an illness, and he was back the next day. So
Speaker 8: hopefully just a one day thing for Jamar Chase.
Speaker 1: So it's like a call to flu something like that,
Speaker 1: Gill little Tama flu. Take some fluids, go home, relax
Speaker 1: a little bit, watch some baseball playoffs, and away you go.
Speaker 1: So you're telling me Jamar Chase, we'll play on Sunday.
Speaker 8: The word they said is hopeful. They are hopeful that
Speaker 8: he plays on Sunday. I guess nothing is guaranteed, but yeah,
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm sure they have plenty of stuff to
Speaker 8: fulcome full of vitamin C, gets some sleep and hopefully
Speaker 8: he can sleep it off.
Speaker 1: Why wasn't on your bucket list to attend the Bengals
Speaker 1: game at lambeau Field.
Speaker 8: It was on my bucket list to attend any game
Speaker 8: at lambeau Field. I mean, I love football more than
Speaker 8: just about anything on planet Earth. And for the last
Speaker 8: couple of years, you know, I've known that the Bengals
Speaker 8: are going to be coming to lambeau So I started
Speaker 8: saving up and I said, no matter what, I'm going
Speaker 8: to come to Green Bay, I'm going to go to
Speaker 8: lambeau Field. I'm going to see a game. So here
Speaker 8: I am, and so far it's been awesome that people
Speaker 8: are so nice beautiful here and it's literally just a
Speaker 8: small town with a massive NFL franchise right in the
Speaker 8: middle of it.
Speaker 2: It's cool.
Speaker 3: It kind of begins with the Indian Packing Company. The
Speaker 3: Indian Packing Company convince a person to notate donate money
Speaker 3: for the uniforms. In the process lent the name Packers
Speaker 3: of the team. And that's how it started more than
Speaker 3: one hundred years ago with Curly Lambo because of the
Speaker 3: Indian Packing Company, and it's been at his present location
Speaker 3: since the late nineteen fifties. Every game's been sold out
Speaker 3: since nineteen sixties. So what's that sixty five years of
Speaker 3: consecutive sellouts about six hundred games. No time soon is
Speaker 3: not going to end. How much hope do you have?
Speaker 1: Because I monitor everything simultaneously and the line continues to
Speaker 1: be about fourteen and a half points, which is not good.
Speaker 1: But what does the addition of Joe Flacco due to
Speaker 1: the mentality, the psycha, the psychic of the Bengals do
Speaker 1: the Bengal players now believe they have a chance.
Speaker 8: I would think they do. And the main reason for
Speaker 8: that is because Jake Browning was so unbelievably bad Willie
Speaker 8: that they had to do something like That's how bad
Speaker 8: it was those three games, and especially that first half
Speaker 8: against Detroit. We're talking Achille Smith levels of bad quarterback
Speaker 8: play for the Bengals, and he was not being able
Speaker 8: to do the easy stuff. He didn't know what to
Speaker 8: do with the ball on an RPO, he didn't know
Speaker 8: he couldn't get to the ball to Jamar Chase he's
Speaker 8: one on one. It simple reads. He wasn't getting the
Speaker 8: ball out of his hand and two of the place
Speaker 8: that was supposed to go. And so the Bengals are like,
Speaker 8: all right, we've got to do something here. They look
Speaker 8: around the league and they decide, okay, well, Joe Flacco
Speaker 8: can at least read a defense. He can pick up
Speaker 8: the offense quickly, and he knows throw the ball to
Speaker 8: Jamar Chase throw the ball to t Higgins. Now, the
Speaker 8: issue is he's forty years old and he can't move
Speaker 8: and the offensive line is terrible, which is part of
Speaker 8: the reason why he's not in Cleveland anymore. It wasn't
Speaker 8: starting in Cleveland anymore. So I think the basics of
Speaker 8: the game plan for the Bengals will be, let's not
Speaker 8: make Joe Flacco a sitting duck. Let's try to do
Speaker 8: a similar game plan to Jake Browning and hope that
Speaker 8: Flacco can just at least know where to go with
Speaker 8: the football and when he does throw it, it'll be accurate.
Speaker 3: Unlike Jake Browning. What does it do for the offensive line?
Speaker 1: Because the problem has been the lack of a running
Speaker 1: attack and a bad parse offensive line. Nothing about Flacco
Speaker 1: takes the place of that. And secondly, a couple of
Speaker 1: years ago, Jake the Snake Browning was so good he
Speaker 1: was the offensive player of the Week once or twice.
Speaker 3: So two years later he should be two years better.
Speaker 3: He got two years worse. What happened to him?
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's inexplicable, Like I have no way to explain it.
Speaker 8: It doesn't make sense. It's why the Bengals were so
Speaker 8: comfortable with riding with Jake. Even after that first you know,
Speaker 8: rough start, they're like, okay, we know he's got it
Speaker 8: in them, and that just never came out. And it
Speaker 8: looked like there was a mental block for Jake. I mean,
Speaker 8: you could see the way he came off the sidelines.
Speaker 8: He was bashing his heads into his helmet, he was
Speaker 8: grabbing onto his face mask, he was screaming like there
Speaker 8: was clearly a mental block for Jake Browning. And so
Speaker 8: you need to go to a season veteran in Joe Flacco.
Speaker 8: And as far as the offensive line's concerned, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I really don't like.
Speaker 8: They're soft, they're slow, they play with a high pad level.
Speaker 8: They're just not a good group. They're old and you
Speaker 8: know now they're a little bit beat up. Don't know
Speaker 8: if Dylan Fairchild, the rookie who's been okay, is going
Speaker 8: to be able to go. And it looks like Lucas Patrick,
Speaker 8: one of their offense their free agent signings in the offseason,
Speaker 8: not quite going to be ready to go. So it's
Speaker 8: probably gonna be Dalton Reisner, who they signed right before
Speaker 8: the start of the season, at left guard in a
Speaker 8: rookie Jalen Rivers at right guard and Ted Carrison the
Speaker 8: center Orlando Brown Junior at left tackle. Those two have
Speaker 8: been really bad. So I don't know that the quarterback
Speaker 8: change changes that much for the offensive line.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, one aspect of this game, the Bengals have a
Speaker 1: much better procedure. I'm a much better a pair on
Speaker 1: paper to have a little bit of a positive outlook.
Speaker 1: As the special teams. For some reason, the Packers kicker
Speaker 1: I think has been hurt. They have lousy special teams.
Speaker 1: If it comes down to special teams, the Bengals are
Speaker 1: in good shape.
Speaker 3: Correct Well, I would hope so.
Speaker 8: But the Bengals gave up a bunch of kick return
Speaker 8: yards last week that wasn't good. They had a penalty
Speaker 8: on their safety punt that's not very good. They weren't
Speaker 8: able to recover a perfect on side kick from Evan
Speaker 8: McPherson and Ryan Rico kept punting the ball into the
Speaker 8: end zone. A bunch of touchbacks that wasn't very good.
Speaker 8: Now you're right, Brandon McMahon, the Packer kicker cropped up
Speaker 8: with a quad injury. I've been trying to peek through
Speaker 8: the gates here to see if I can see if
Speaker 8: he's kicking or not, but I can't tell either way,
Speaker 8: he might not be able to go, and if so,
Speaker 8: they might have to bring somebody in last second. But overall,
Speaker 8: you would feel like, Okay, the Bengals might have a
Speaker 8: slight advantage there, but that group's been inconsistent too.
Speaker 1: No, I look at this situation, there's no part that's
Speaker 1: working like it's going to be a super Bowl. The
Speaker 1: Bengals began this season as the fifth or sixth favorite
Speaker 1: to win the Super Bowl. We're talking one of the
Speaker 1: top five or six teams in football. Now they're at
Speaker 1: the bottom five or six with little or no chance.
Speaker 1: And I'm told that Joe Burrow may come back and
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving her a week or two thereafter, he's going to
Speaker 1: be available the last five or six games of the season.
Speaker 1: If that's the case, they're two and three. Let's assume
Speaker 1: they lose to the Packers, make it two and four.
Speaker 1: Let's assume they beat Pittsburgh and then Tennessee. At that point,
Speaker 1: believe it or not, there'll be four and four getting
Speaker 1: ready for a break. Is there hope if those if
Speaker 1: that scenario happens, Yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean, there's hope, absolutely, especially if you're able to
Speaker 8: beat the Pittsburgh Steelers at home on a Thursday night,
Speaker 8: which you should do. And we saw last night the way,
Speaker 8: you know, the Giants, who many expected to be a
Speaker 8: pushover team not any good this year, they rolled over
Speaker 8: the Philadelphia Eagles at home. It's difficult to go on
Speaker 8: the road in division short week, and that's what Pittsburgh's
Speaker 8: gonna have to do coming to Cincinnati. So you know,
Speaker 8: nobody expected really the Bengals to win this game against
Speaker 8: the Packers from the beginning. So whether or not that matters,
Speaker 8: I don't know. But if you can still take care
Speaker 8: of the division games ahead of you, which almost all
Speaker 8: of them are for the Bengals, two against Baltimore, two
Speaker 8: against Pittsburgh, one more against Cleveland, they're very much in
Speaker 8: this thing. Because although Pittsburgh has a good record, they
Speaker 8: have a negative point differential. It's not like they're dominating teams.
Speaker 8: They're really not all that great offensively. Rogers hasn't been
Speaker 8: that good, So it's still all right there for the taking.
Speaker 3: In front of the Bengals.
Speaker 8: You just got to get some sort of momentum going,
Speaker 8: and I think that's what they're hoping flat goes get
Speaker 8: to bring a spark.
Speaker 3: Well, you're experts at ESPN. I'm talking about Marcus Spears
Speaker 3: and Dan and Lofsky is talking about why acquire Flaco.
Speaker 1: One of them said, quote, I don't know what this
Speaker 1: move is all about. This is desperation. First thing I
Speaker 1: thought about. Okay, let's bring in a living statue to
Speaker 1: staying behind that lousy offensive line that get quarterback hits
Speaker 1: and then get better. That sounds rather stupid to me.
Speaker 1: Another expert said, well, maybe they brought him in just
Speaker 1: to it in order to sell tickets. Maybe they had
Speaker 1: some calls for a younger player that maybe a little
Speaker 1: bit too much. They traded a bag of footballs and
Speaker 1: they got Joe Flacco. Why don't you tell Joe Flacco
Speaker 1: what the experts are saying.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm sure he's well aware of what the experts
Speaker 8: are saying, but he's also a little too busy trying
Speaker 8: to learn an offense in seventy two hours because he's
Speaker 8: going to start on Sunday. So you know, let's not
Speaker 8: be let's not you know, dance around it here. It
Speaker 8: is a desperate move. That's exactly what it is. Jake
Speaker 8: Browning was that bad that they had to go get
Speaker 8: a forty one year old statue. That's what happened. Like,
Speaker 8: that's a fat and so you know, desperate times call
Speaker 8: for desperate measures, will you, And that's what happens when
Speaker 8: you dip into the nursing home to find your next quarterback.
Speaker 1: I live in desperate times, Elmo, I live desperately. And
Speaker 1: I would note that on Thanksgiving Day night you had
Speaker 1: that circled on your schedule. It was Thanksgiving Day game
Speaker 1: in which Joe Flacco is now going to go against
Speaker 1: the Baltimore Ravens for a team for which he won
Speaker 1: a Super Bowl MVP. So assuming that's the case on
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving Day night and Baltimore appears to be maybe in
Speaker 1: worse shape than the Bengals, that which is incredible to say,
Speaker 1: but hopefully Thanksgiving Day night, it will be relevant. It
Speaker 1: will be important. Well, which team I don't think it's
Speaker 1: the Bengals that the most disappointing NFL team this.
Speaker 3: Year is.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean it's hard not to say Baltimore. I mean,
Speaker 8: that's another team that they had higher Super Bowl odds
Speaker 8: than the Bengals did. And now Lamar Jackson's staring down
Speaker 8: the barrel of missing another game. They invested a ton
Speaker 8: both money and draft picks into their defense, and the
Speaker 8: defense can't stop a Nosebley. That's why, you know, when
Speaker 8: it comes to the Bengals Ravens matchups, like, if you
Speaker 8: still have the offense, if you still have the receivers,
Speaker 8: like you can score some points on Baltimore. And we
Speaker 8: saw that last year when the Bengals and Ravens played
Speaker 8: in both those games. So I don't I don't think
Speaker 8: those games are just automatic losses, even when you are
Speaker 8: going there on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: But it's hard not to say.
Speaker 8: Baltimore, I mean, and John Harball, I think is really
Speaker 8: starting to feel the heat because it's been a long
Speaker 8: time since they won with Joe Flacco fifteen years ago.
Speaker 8: So they're gonna have to, you know, get a couple
Speaker 8: of monkeys off their back and win in the playoffs
Speaker 8: and go for a run if this season is to
Speaker 8: be salvaged. And I think they'll be changes in Baltimore
Speaker 8: if it doesn't, I mean help, They've already started trading guys.
Speaker 8: They traded a pass rusher earlier this week, so it
Speaker 8: might just be fire sale mode in Baltimore.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, after this the next three games or Pittsburgh at home,
Speaker 1: which you think the Bengals might be a slide underdog,
Speaker 1: and then the Jets at home, and then the Bears
Speaker 1: at home, and then the bye week, and then it's
Speaker 1: at the Steelers. So after this they're in the softer
Speaker 1: part of their schedule. It was perceived the Steelers would
Speaker 1: be a little bit softer than they are. I don't
Speaker 1: believe that good. They're that good, but the Jets and
Speaker 1: the Chicago Bears. I'm trying to be hopeful. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to do my best, Elmo, to be hopeful. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to be helpful, you know what I'm saying. I'm trying
Speaker 1: to look at the positive.
Speaker 8: There is one thing you got to understand is that
Speaker 8: positivity and negativity neither one of them have bearing on
Speaker 8: the outcome. They have no bearing on results. So it
Speaker 8: doesn't matter if you're positive or negative. You just do
Speaker 8: your best to find the truth, Willy, That's what matters.
Speaker 8: I seek the truth and everything I do. Yes, all right, Elmo,
Speaker 8: what's on the schedule for tonight? What will you be
Speaker 8: doing in Green Bay? Is there anything to do on
Speaker 8: a Friday? Night in Green Bay. You know what's big
Speaker 8: around here, Willy on Friday nights are fish fries. Apparently
Speaker 8: they are all over the place in Green Bay and
Speaker 8: in the surrounding area. So this is something I learned
Speaker 8: about Green Bay. I didn't know. But I'm gonna go
Speaker 8: searching for some cheese curves and ash in a fish fry.
Speaker 3: What do you think?
Speaker 1: I love that. Are there any buildings in Green Bay, Wisconsin?
Speaker 1: Anything above? Is there any downtown?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: There is?
Speaker 8: And it's funny when I'm staying in Appleton and so
Speaker 8: I'm driving up the interstate coming into green Bay, and
Speaker 8: by far the tallest structure for miles is lambeau Field
Speaker 8: and you see the lights on top of lambeau Field
Speaker 8: and that giant g and the lights basically are you know,
Speaker 8: to alert aircraft of the height of the building because
Speaker 8: it's the only thing that tall. So it's kind of
Speaker 8: breathtaking to be completely honest. But yeah, I'm going to
Speaker 8: go explore more of the downtown area of Lambeau when
Speaker 8: I get off the phone, and I'll report back because
Speaker 8: there's this thing called the Packers Heritage Trail, which kind
Speaker 8: of takes you through all the historic landmarks in Green
Speaker 8: Bay that relate to the packers, and we go check
Speaker 8: it out.
Speaker 1: Check it out, let me know what happens. We'll be
Speaker 1: listening for twenty five pm Sunday afternoon. Flacko's got three
Speaker 1: more hours to go. And once again, al Mo, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. And I'm a
Speaker 1: fan of Tony Pike. I like Tony Pipe. You love
Speaker 1: Tony Pike. Tony Pike will live forever.
Speaker 8: Yes, indeed he will. Thank you for saying that I
Speaker 8: miss them already. And we're all wacko for Flaco. God
Speaker 8: bless America. Thank you very much. Let's continue with more
Speaker 8: Austin el Moore live from Green Bay. Let's continue with
Speaker 8: my comments and more on news Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: A couple of big things going on. Number one, I
Speaker 1: want to congratulate again to Madeira Girls team. Many asked,
Speaker 1: why does the Great American put on high school girls
Speaker 1: to talk about their successes? Is because that's the reason
Speaker 1: so many times we hear about young Americans, especially teenagers,
Speaker 1: not doing what's right, not doing what's proper. And I've
Speaker 1: always tried over the years and decades to highlight the
Speaker 1: accomplishments of those in high school because it sets the
Speaker 1: standard of what life can be for them later on.
Speaker 1: If they're champions in golf or football, or volleyball, or basketball,
Speaker 1: or football or baseball, why not be champions in life
Speaker 1: and live your life in a way that makes yourself
Speaker 1: and your family and your God proud. So I will
Speaker 1: always put on high school boys and girls who do well,
Speaker 1: exceed greatly. Let that be a landern in the future
Speaker 1: for their later on success. Also would point out that
Speaker 1: instead of cursing the darkness, there are many men we
Speaker 1: need men in greater Cincinnati doing what's right. There's a
Speaker 1: Catholic men's eucharistic procession in downtown Cincinnati on the third
Speaker 1: Saturday in October each year. This is the eleventh year.
Speaker 1: Starts at the procession starting at Saint Peter in Chains
Speaker 1: at nine am, working the way through downtown, ending up
Speaker 1: the Old Saint Mary's about eleven am. It's a two
Speaker 1: mile walk. It's a great walk, but number one, it's
Speaker 1: an example of how Catholic men say, it's okay to
Speaker 1: be Catholic, and it's okay to walk. It's all okay
Speaker 1: to recognize Jesus Christ so if we want to be
Speaker 1: involved this year, contact the archdiocese. I know Doug Jaeger
Speaker 1: is one of the men involved. The route is approximately
Speaker 1: two miles, about a thoul and men participate the last
Speaker 1: few years, and there's flyers available at your local parish.
Speaker 1: So once again it's a week from Saturday Saturday of
Speaker 1: next week, the eleventh year the two mile walk from
Speaker 1: Saint Peter in Chains to Saint Mary's, put together by
Speaker 1: Doug Jagger. Information available all over the place. Get involved,
Speaker 1: don't complain about the way things are, work hard to
Speaker 1: make things better and the Catholic Men's eucharistic procession will
Speaker 1: certainly be a step in the right direction. And thank
Speaker 1: you to Doug Jagger. Let's continue with more. Segment is
Speaker 1: up next along with Rocky Boyman back from his ESPN work.
Speaker 1: That's your home of the Reds and Bengals marching for
Speaker 1: glory and for some the judgment Seat of God on
Speaker 1: news Radio seven hundred WULW, Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: You know, you have to be ready for anything. That's
Speaker 5: kind of what it was. You know, definitely didn't have
Speaker 5: this on my list of things that were going to happen,
Speaker 5: so but hey, that's this league, and and and I'm
Speaker 5: a player. Uh, I think most players would say the
Speaker 5: same thing. I mean, you know, I like to play football.
Speaker 5: And if that's in Cincinnati right now, then you know
Speaker 5: I'm all for it.
Speaker 9: Oh hello, quiet, and I'm broadcasting?
Speaker 3: Or does he sound fired up? He's ready to run
Speaker 3: through a brick wall, ready to go in Green Bay.
Speaker 3: There rocket an offensive line. Wait a minute, Jamar Chase
Speaker 3: questionable did not practice today with an illness. Give me
Speaker 3: a live update on that rock. I I know what
Speaker 3: that just came out about a year ago, an hour ago.
Speaker 3: Tama flew. He's at home.
Speaker 10: He's got everything, getting vitamin C, vitamin T all A,
Speaker 10: B and C, get them all, have a few ladies visiting.
Speaker 10: Whatever it take, whatever it takes. The results driven the situation. Oh,
Speaker 10: it's good to see you guys on Friday. I'm never
Speaker 10: hear on Friday.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: Georgia Southern I list a little bit last night.
Speaker 10: Yeah, thirty five something like that thirty eight three point game.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, Southern Miss jumped out twenty eight to seven
Speaker 10: first half, and Georgia Southern came crawling back, was finding
Speaker 10: on their bellies.
Speaker 3: They're still the Golden Eagles.
Speaker 10: Yes, And do you know who a coach for Southern
Speaker 10: Miss is? Their special teams coach Joe Bolden, Yes, nephew
Speaker 10: of Tom really played at Cole Raine, played at Michigan.
Speaker 10: Who was a linebacker at Michigan to come back to
Speaker 10: he was that. He's been a bunch of a few players,
Speaker 10: been in Washington State. He was at Tulsa for two
Speaker 10: years and then he just got hired by Southern Miss.
Speaker 10: He does special teams and coaches the nickelbacks.
Speaker 3: Hell of a guy. Talked to him before the game.
Speaker 10: He's doing great and he's one of Cincinnati's finals. I
Speaker 10: gave him a shout out on the game last night.
Speaker 10: Him becoming a head coach somewhere and gonna happen. Cole
Speaker 10: Raine needs help bad. I don't know if they're paying
Speaker 10: as well as a uh know Division one football purpose.
Speaker 1: Just talk to Katie Kaufman, the girls coach at Maderra
Speaker 1: girls golf team. You know she's looking to maybe headquartered
Speaker 1: the Ryder Cup for the men next year in Ireland
Speaker 1: about a women taking over the Ryder Cup.
Speaker 10: Now, tell us goofy thing where they didn't get to
Speaker 10: play for the state titles.
Speaker 3: Make this make sense to me day two it got
Speaker 3: rained out. Well, he said, that's it. It can't play tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Imply what I said. They said they don't want to
Speaker 3: take another course. How about miss school now they they
Speaker 3: didn't want him to miss another day of school.
Speaker 1: That's well, we have a Texas hel passo from Kenji.
Speaker 1: The superintendent was going to say, okay, miss school and
Speaker 1: play for the state title.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't let them. It's like they the O H
Speaker 3: S A A, the grand Poobas and.
Speaker 10: Columbus, they stink clowns wouldn't let him play.
Speaker 3: That's ridiculous. And they haven't lost a match and now
Speaker 3: they runner up.
Speaker 10: And see take that from those girls that have worked
Speaker 10: so hard all year, all year.
Speaker 3: And they got a sponsor now with ACR guny pulls
Speaker 3: and spouts. Frank's bell is going to give them golf
Speaker 3: balls next year. How about that they didn't lose one.
Speaker 3: They didn't lose one all year long. They can't afford
Speaker 3: to lose golf balls. I said, I got you a
Speaker 3: golf ball sponsor. He said that we didn't lose a
Speaker 3: ball because we're afraid deserves the ball, because they're so
Speaker 3: good at golf. I played with I often say on
Speaker 3: number one, T this is the third round with this ball.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you guys deserve a brand new ball.
Speaker 3: I just keep playing with the same ball. The balls looser.
Speaker 3: You know when the ball gets loose, got more springall
Speaker 3: spring springy, springy, instead of a hard ball. I like
Speaker 3: a loose ball, not a hard ball. Give me a
Speaker 3: loose ball, not a hardball. Spring it so I hit
Speaker 3: the ball three or four rounds.
Speaker 1: By the fifth or sixth round, it's a dirty ball softball.
Speaker 3: I like softballs rather than hard balls. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. Amen, sound like Chris mass Amen, say give
Speaker 3: me some sports and make it fast. Will leave the
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Speaker 3: play a lambeau Field? Yeah? Is it different? Different than
Speaker 3: playing maybe a pay Corps.
Speaker 10: It's cool, absolutely, because there's a lot of a lot
Speaker 10: of history there.
Speaker 3: I don't know what Green Bay's like now, but and
Speaker 3: I played there. I remember driving.
Speaker 10: We had to stay like an hour away because it
Speaker 10: wasn't hotels or Hotel six is only drive through this
Speaker 10: town that was like trapped in out nineteen eighty three.
Speaker 10: And then boom, there's a stadium right there. You have
Speaker 10: no buildings in the center of the entire neighborhood in it. Yeah,
Speaker 10: some place I'm saying, like you drive through like literally
Speaker 10: a subdivision. What the hell are we? And then there's
Speaker 10: a field.
Speaker 1: It's like wrigular field. You go in the middle of
Speaker 1: no or suddenly just regular.
Speaker 3: Field right, ride the kids bikes into the game. I
Speaker 3: didn't do trading. You didn't do that. No, please continue segment.
Speaker 3: Let's see will thee high school football all across the
Speaker 3: Tri State Tonight? High School Football Tonight's show listen Up
Speaker 3: begins at six ESPN fifteen thirty, Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 3: That leads into the contest a GCL Action Bombers the
Speaker 3: Lancers Battle of North Bend Road Tonight. Baby. If Bombers
Speaker 3: lose that, when they're really done, d u n n done.
Speaker 3: Sal's got a good team. It'll be a hard battle.
Speaker 10: I'm now a fan of l I know you got
Speaker 10: your purple underwear on over there working.
Speaker 3: Well wait a minute, you picked Moeler for to win
Speaker 3: tonight against Cleveland Saint. I so how do you do both?
Speaker 10: I can't say Moller had Highlands, you know my I
Speaker 10: make that old Highlands as Elder, that's what Cleveland Saint is.
Speaker 3: As Moeller.
Speaker 1: I'll take Elder over Highlands. If you got the guts,
Speaker 1: rock for a hot flot Sunday. Where do they play
Speaker 1: the game. It's like man where's the game?
Speaker 3: I think it's a tailor.
Speaker 1: It's Mueller. Wait a minute, you're talking about Elder and
Speaker 1: oh at that Elder. I'm again taking the should go. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're a big time there go to go to the game.
Speaker 1: And I'm now Olga might be there now, one of
Speaker 1: the faithful. I got Elder. I had the one hundred anniversary.
Speaker 1: The sign was up there, so we had to restart Roku.
Speaker 1: The damn thing didn't work for three days and Jack
Speaker 1: Crumley came in, took everything off the top of my TV,
Speaker 1: replugged it, plugged it back in Roku. Now everything's working.
Speaker 1: What happened to my Elder sign? It's on the floor
Speaker 1: right there.
Speaker 3: I gotta get it up there. Gotta get it up there.
Speaker 10: Where's my skepture of me and Bob Trumpy and Anty Mun's.
Speaker 3: I think Lamb took that home. Lance took it home.
Speaker 3: He's going to sell it on the Beck College Football tomore.
Speaker 3: You see and the bear Cats? Do you like that?
Speaker 3: I'm taking eleven am Cats only if Tony Pike does.
Speaker 3: He is doing the game to Miami, Miami and Akron
Speaker 3: I stand with Tony Pike? What about you? I do please? Continue,
Speaker 3: Ohio state the Illinois. But do you like that? Like
Speaker 3: I play the play the game man at Illinois. Illinois
Speaker 3: might be good Indiana and Oregon. What about the Ducks
Speaker 3: taking the ducks?
Speaker 1: You like the Ducks? Yes, I'll make you a bet.
Speaker 1: Then I'll take the Hoosiers and I'll give you the ducks.
Speaker 1: Quack quack, straight up. I ain't trying points. I need
Speaker 1: the points.
Speaker 3: No, you're not getting any points. I don't need points. Baseball,
Speaker 3: the Dodgers got by the Phillies last night. It was
Speaker 3: an error right though reliever or Ryan kirker Ring. We
Speaker 3: got that sheriff in there. It's it's both in the
Speaker 3: or Drew. We got that in both English and Japanese.
Speaker 3: Our listeners play Japanese. Obviously, two outs, bases loaded, one
Speaker 3: right back to the box box. The guy looks he
Speaker 3: could have had the guy out at first base by
Speaker 3: a mile. Throws it to home wildly. The Dodgers score walk.
Speaker 3: It was a squeege though. It's one of those. But
Speaker 3: the Cubs remain alive. They're alive. Game five, gotta find it.
Speaker 3: Throws to the plank.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, get throws it away.
Speaker 3: The Dodgers have.
Speaker 1: Won basis juice Dodgers one to one.
Speaker 3: I don't like the Dodgers. I don't like the Phillies.
Speaker 3: And this winner go home tonight in the American League
Speaker 3: Division Series with Game five, Game five here Seattle host Detroit.
Speaker 3: The winner there gets the Blue Jays. And David Bell,
Speaker 3: And David Bell is an executive with the team that
Speaker 3: Toronto putting together. Why did you do it? Here? One
Speaker 3: might ask? One might ask the question, why to one
Speaker 3: hundred and sixty nine days until opening day? You like
Speaker 3: the big Dumper? And see, did you have any inclining that?
Speaker 10: Uh, the Mariners have a catcher that hit sixty home
Speaker 10: runs this year.
Speaker 1: Cal Rawley, Yeah, I kind of knew about the Big Dumper.
Speaker 1: That's his nickname.
Speaker 3: He's the dumping. That's amazing. What why would that one
Speaker 3: under the radar until at the end. That's never happened before.
Speaker 3: The catcher is not easy to hit right as a catcher. Amen,
Speaker 3: we just set a record.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but what a Bench is all time was forty
Speaker 1: four forty five home runs the most.
Speaker 3: You're saying he's better than Johnny Bench. That what you're
Speaker 3: saying this year he was Will he be in the
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame, unanimously almost no, another couple of seasons
Speaker 3: like this together? Will we sixty home runs? Why can't
Speaker 3: he play for the Reds? Say anything else? The green
Speaker 3: Salad of salvation rock about swore. He's crying, crying in
Speaker 3: the locker. He's crying because of how they lost. Facing
Speaker 3: free agent.
Speaker 1: A ground ball to the picture here, say get him here, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll call him ground ball of the pitcher. He's looking
Speaker 1: bat knocked right back to five fifty's got two hours.
Speaker 1: You gotta throw the first.
Speaker 3: We got ahead a guy buy him on or and
Speaker 3: they catch his point in the first. The easy ones
Speaker 3: to throw it first. This way, he kind of gets
Speaker 3: the first. You gotta score two runs up above and
Speaker 3: the and the to the left of Rmulto goes to
Speaker 3: the backstop. They score.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: He got that season over, season over for a rookie
Speaker 3: Dodgers would have scored two runs on that play. The
Speaker 3: guy on second has already been around third, and the
Speaker 3: balls against the backstop. How's that possible? Unbelievable?
Speaker 1: M what's on the big show today? You and Eddie
Speaker 1: been working on guests all day? I'm sure, yes, I
Speaker 1: just got back in town.
Speaker 10: But our normality show, Uh, Richard Skinner right of the
Speaker 10: gay at three, we're gonna talk about Joe Flacco in
Speaker 10: your Cincinnati, doesn't he? John Matteisyeah, he's just ready to
Speaker 10: just come storming out of gate.
Speaker 3: You heard the press conference and what what uniform moment?
Speaker 3: Who am I playing for? By the way, what was
Speaker 3: the calls? This is gonna give me Give me.
Speaker 1: One offensive call. Let's say you're you're playing for the Bengals.
Speaker 10: Spider two white banana, spire, spiral, Spider to.
Speaker 3: Spier two white banana segment, forty.
Speaker 10: Three host juke, forty three basic, you got basic plays.
Speaker 3: You got forty three hosts juke. Let's go.
Speaker 1: When I was with Gordon Betterno, we had twenty five
Speaker 1: crossbuck and forty six Crossbuck plus.
Speaker 3: The naked reverse. Gordon Bettterino, how about those like those calls?
Speaker 8: I do?
Speaker 3: I knew, Yeah, I know those old calls.
Speaker 1: Give me another one, Give me another offensive call, Give
Speaker 1: me a defensive I can give you all kind of
Speaker 1: the defensive calls, but I know, give me a defensive call.
Speaker 1: You're a linebacker, You're playing for the Colts, And all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, someone says to you give me the
Speaker 1: call rock.
Speaker 10: We played over Denver a lot, which was cover two,
Speaker 10: and the reason it was covered two at the time
Speaker 10: Denver had won two Super Bowls.
Speaker 3: That signified cover two over Denver over Denver? Did you
Speaker 3: ever go over Denver?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 1: Over Silver was cover three over three? Yeah about that segment.
Speaker 1: Yeah about a four man front with a stunt, four
Speaker 1: man in front with a stunt? What about break on three?
Speaker 1: Hike heike?
Speaker 3: What about Omaha to Omaha Omaha?
Speaker 10: I still remember the defensive call when I was at
Speaker 10: another day and we had Michigan State beat at their place.
Speaker 10: All you had to do was hold them okay, and
Speaker 10: Bob David calls Obi week Mouse, which was a blitz
Speaker 10: and they throw a steam route. Tony Driver or safety
Speaker 10: is right there? Slips gone so much for the blitz.
Speaker 10: Shouldn't have blitzed right there.
Speaker 3: Shouldn't let them beat you. Don't beat yourself. Let them
Speaker 3: beat you. You can't get beat, but don't beat yourself.
Speaker 3: Would you agree.
Speaker 10: Tony Dungee's motto do the little things also the more
Speaker 10: important than no Belichick.
Speaker 3: The rumors out of Chapel Hill with Marty Brenahan is
Speaker 3: that there's a divorce happening, not between Judson Hutt, not
Speaker 3: between the Belichick. I'm still going great. Assume they're planning
Speaker 3: family together.
Speaker 1: But between the tar Heels and Belichick, there's a rumor
Speaker 1: they're talking about a divorce.
Speaker 10: And I guess, so they owe him twenty million, but
Speaker 10: I guess if he pays a million, he can get
Speaker 10: out of the contract.
Speaker 3: They want him to pay a million.
Speaker 1: But he's got to find a soft land. You got
Speaker 1: to find a gig the Bengals. What about Zach Schule
Speaker 1: Belichick here, hasn't he really bring the wrongs like an
Speaker 1: analyst or something. I mean, you would just fall.
Speaker 10: Over debt because you get to talk about Jordan Hunt
Speaker 10: having the box next to kick Brownie's hot wife.
Speaker 3: But two in the box or three in the box?
Speaker 2: I like three?
Speaker 3: I like three anyway. But with Belichick, is he ruined
Speaker 3: the brand and the Belichick you can make a case.
Speaker 10: I mean, people have short memories, right, and you know
Speaker 10: you're the one that said, lots of people know the
Speaker 10: ball games I might win.
Speaker 3: It might have two wins, four more, four more.
Speaker 10: There's four wins on that schedule, except there are three
Speaker 10: losses are by thirty four points.
Speaker 3: Twenty five points and twenty eight points.
Speaker 10: Oh, there's also a rumor, Igel, I guess you know
Speaker 10: Drake May, who's now with the Patriots, played at North Carolina.
Speaker 10: I guess North Carolina's putting out all kinds of like
Speaker 10: highlights celebrating him.
Speaker 3: Checked to New England a defensive coordinator. Oh, you can't
Speaker 3: you that he doesn't want anything to.
Speaker 10: Do like so right, yeah, he's so they're putting out
Speaker 10: and he's like, he's like, you know, banned them from
Speaker 10: putting out pro UNC highlight tweets and stuff because of
Speaker 10: the hell with the Patriots because he plays with the Patriots.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's a divorce between Bob Kraft the Massuse.
Speaker 10: I just can I always think who's the president Cunningham
Speaker 10: or the athletic directors. His last name in at Cunningham. Yeah,
Speaker 10: and your cousin right now, he's my brother, John con
Speaker 10: He said, imagine like in like February of last year,
Speaker 10: He's like, I did it.
Speaker 2: I did it.
Speaker 10: I just just orchestrated the total turnaround of UNC football
Speaker 10: for bringing it in the greatest people we recognize as
Speaker 10: the greatest coach of all time.
Speaker 3: This guy does nothing but eat Stephen breathe football for
Speaker 3: fifty straight years. Defense, he's doing the NFL system. This
Speaker 3: is gonna be unbelievable.
Speaker 10: He could never could have guessed it would have worked
Speaker 10: out like this, and it just shows the show.
Speaker 1: Nothing is a sure thing. Nothing nothing, nothing rock. Thank
Speaker 1: you going to have you back on a Friday segment.
Speaker 1: Thanks for making a fool of yourself again anytime. Please
Speaker 1: get me out of the Stude's report, WILLI and honor
Speaker 1: of everyone having a happy weekend, bring home a winner.
Speaker 1: Go Bengals, we and Bearcats. We leave you with the
Speaker 1: immortal words of the Stood report.
Speaker 2: See hi. We patrol again next week.
Speaker 3: Until then, remember it isn't what's your drive.
Speaker 2: But how you drive couts. This is Roderick Crawford saying,
Speaker 2: see you next week.
Speaker 3: And the Madeira girls drive very well. In the golf team.
Speaker 1: They should have won the state title, but the association
Speaker 1: would not let them win. A news radio seven hundreds
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