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Speaker 2: this Monday afternoon. The Triesday's picking up the pieces of
Speaker 2: mother debacle at pay four and more. Of course, the
Speaker 2: Ute's and UC Bearcut's can visit the Utes on Saturday.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a big game. The Chicago Bears
Speaker 2: earned down. But Moe, with your permission, Man, I share
Speaker 2: with you a couple of my tweets. One was somewhat optimistic,
Speaker 2: the other not so optimistic. Are you prepared? I am
Speaker 2: ready at the half Bengals beating up on the lowly
Speaker 2: Jets twenty four to thirteen. I know you may snicker,
Speaker 2: but with the same team, Flacco has played much better
Speaker 2: than Burrow. If the Bengals are ten and five, when
Speaker 2: Burrow can play after one of as many injuries, do
Speaker 2: you bench Flacco number one? Answer that one before we
Speaker 2: go to two and three. My tweets, it got worse
Speaker 2: over the next two hours.
Speaker 3: They're not mentioning Joe Burrow for Joe Flacco with Joe
Speaker 3: Burrow's helping.
Speaker 2: Secondly, here's my next tweet Booze rained down and pay
Speaker 2: corps crippling loss to the worst team in the NFL
Speaker 2: with no clock management, drop passes no defense ten days
Speaker 2: to prepare his Bengals to peer clueless. How does Zach
Speaker 2: Shula keep his job after this debacle? I put that
Speaker 2: in Capitol letters, by the way, just like Trump. Capitol
Speaker 2: debacle lows thirty nine to thirty eight? Should Zach be fired?
Speaker 2: Answer that question?
Speaker 3: Moo well, I don't have a problem with the notion
Speaker 3: that he should be. I kind of put more on
Speaker 3: the person who put together the roster because this is
Speaker 3: the frustrating thing.
Speaker 1: For me, Willie.
Speaker 3: All off season, so many of us wondered, why aren't
Speaker 3: you doing more to make the defense better? Why aren't
Speaker 3: you being more proactive? Why aren't you finding some players
Speaker 3: in the secondary. Why should we trust your drafting of
Speaker 3: defensive players when you haven't been able to find solutions
Speaker 3: on defense for years? And so the frustrating thing to
Speaker 3: me is when something happens that you saw coming from
Speaker 3: a mile away, we thought this defense was probably going
Speaker 3: to be really bad.
Speaker 1: Why did we think that?
Speaker 3: Number One, because there were a lot of guys on
Speaker 3: it who were on last year's defense, which was terrible.
Speaker 3: Uh so we suspected it. Also we kept talking about,
Speaker 3: how you know, all you have to do is have
Speaker 3: a league average defense.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: How many times did you hear that just need a
Speaker 3: league average defense because of their offensive weaponry as well?
Speaker 3: When best cases league average, the more likely cases well
Speaker 3: below league average, right. And so that's what's happened. The
Speaker 3: ceiling for this defense was always really really low, which
Speaker 3: told you the floor was also really really low. And
Speaker 3: so that's the thing to me. And plus, you've watched
Speaker 3: them this year when they've needed to get stopped, when
Speaker 3: they've needed to give the offense a chance to win,
Speaker 3: when they've needed to close out a game that the
Speaker 3: offense has put them in a position to win, they
Speaker 3: have failed pretty much every single time. They failed against Pittsburgh.
Speaker 3: The good news is the Bengals pretty much got the
Speaker 3: ball last, aside from an Aaron Rodgers held mary. They
Speaker 3: failed the game before that against Green Bay. All those
Speaker 3: missed opportunities in the second half to give the Bengals
Speaker 3: the ball back down by a possession. They failed late
Speaker 3: in the game against Detroit when they pulled within eleven
Speaker 3: points in the fourth quarter, ten and a half minutes
Speaker 3: to go and allowed the Lions to score in six
Speaker 3: plays without even getting to a third down. They failed
Speaker 3: against Denver, they failed against Minnesota. Heck, if not for
Speaker 3: a Brian Thomas dropped pass, they failed.
Speaker 2: Against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Speaker 3: And so the frustrating thing for me is nothing about
Speaker 3: yesterday was all that eye opening. Nothing about it was
Speaker 3: all that surprising. But that doesn't make it any less.
Speaker 2: Madning, I go from optimus him to pessimism. Here's my
Speaker 2: last tweet. Yesterday Bengals give up five hundred and two
Speaker 2: yards in total offense, losing a fifteen point lead in
Speaker 2: the fourth quarter at home to a winless team that stinks.
Speaker 2: Zach says, this is unacceptable. This is unacceptable. Really, did
Speaker 2: Duke Tobin or Al Golden or a Zach step up?
Speaker 2: Who's in worst shape? May have Tab pureval or Zach
Speaker 2: Shuler answer that question?
Speaker 3: I have Tab's got problems of his own. There's no
Speaker 3: question about it. This is Zach Taylor's team. This is
Speaker 3: Duke Tobin's team. Last year of the solution, at the
Speaker 3: end of the season, the solution for fixing the defense
Speaker 3: was we need a new defensive coordinator. Who, by the way,
Speaker 3: is leading a defense on a team that's seven and.
Speaker 1: One right now.
Speaker 3: So they scapegoat Luana Rumo.
Speaker 1: By the way, maybe.
Speaker 3: It was time for lu to go, but they scapegoat
Speaker 3: Luana Rumo. Changing defensive coordinators hasn't worked, And so how
Speaker 3: many more defensive coordinators is a head coach going to get?
Speaker 3: How many more defensive coordinators is Duke Tobin gonna get?
Speaker 3: And look, Zach Taylor deserves whatever fire is being aimed
Speaker 3: at him. I think he would be the first to
Speaker 3: tell you that. I look at Duke Tobin, I look
Speaker 3: at the person in charge of the roster.
Speaker 1: Look at all of the.
Speaker 3: Failed draft picks on defense since twenty twenty one. Look
Speaker 3: at all of the entire draft classes that have yielded
Speaker 3: next to nothing. Look at this year's draft class. Remember,
Speaker 3: the Bengals were not uber active in free agency, but
Speaker 3: what they were gonna do was fortify the defense through
Speaker 3: the draft. They were gonna get players who can make
Speaker 3: an immediate impact. Is Shamar Stewart making much of an impact?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: Is Demetrius Knight making much of an impact? Who is
Speaker 3: Brett Carter making much of an impact?
Speaker 2: Never heard of.
Speaker 3: Last year's secondary. Last year, the Bengals had a terrible secondary.
Speaker 3: It's stunck. Did the Bengals add a cornerback this offseason,
Speaker 3: either a free agency or in the draft.
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: Did they add safety either in free agency or in
Speaker 3: the draft.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: So it's the stuff they have tried as a track
Speaker 3: record of not working. And then there was a whole
Speaker 3: bunch of stuff they didn't try because they brought back
Speaker 3: pretty much the same unit in the back end of
Speaker 3: the defense that was here last year. They have tried
Speaker 3: to make the pass rush better Miles Murphy, failed draft
Speaker 3: choice Samar Stewart, I won't say failed draft choice has
Speaker 3: yet to make any kind of an impact. They've been
Speaker 3: trying to make the pass rush better for years. They
Speaker 3: haven't had any success. They continue to tackle poorly, They
Speaker 3: continue to be a step slow on defense. They continue
Speaker 3: to provide no resistance. These aren't issues exclusive to twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five. They were issues last year. They were glaring issues.
Speaker 3: They kept the Bengals from the postseason during a year
Speaker 3: where Joe Burrow played out of his mind. Those defensive
Speaker 3: issues caused last year's defensive coordinator his job, and yet
Speaker 3: nothing has changed. That is first and foremost a direct
Speaker 3: reflection of the poor work game done by Duke.
Speaker 2: Togin Tamar Stewart's on his way, he's tracking his total
Speaker 2: number of sacks at LSU, which is in the crapper.
Speaker 2: His name wasn't called at all. And I think I'm
Speaker 2: right in saying this that last week the Jets lost
Speaker 2: to Carolina, I think they had ten yards of passing
Speaker 2: and like, am I right? So they kind of told
Speaker 2: the quarterback at that point a week ago, We're going
Speaker 2: to replace you at quarterback. They didn't have their two
Speaker 2: wide receivers, didn't have the starting quarterback, and they put
Speaker 2: up five hundred and two yards against the Bengals defense
Speaker 2: as if there wasn't one. And I'll give you another fact.
Speaker 2: We are you ready for an important fact? Yes, since
Speaker 2: twenty sixteen, the Bengals have played ten games having had
Speaker 2: a Thursday game, then they've been off for ten days
Speaker 2: to get ready. So in that time, the Bengals are
Speaker 2: zero nine and one and the ten times they've played
Speaker 2: Thursday night game they have ten days to get ready
Speaker 2: for the next game. They haven't won one game in ten.
Speaker 2: What does that say?
Speaker 1: Moe says a lot of different things.
Speaker 3: I think primarily they're not using the extra time to
Speaker 3: their benefit, and I think that's frustrating, right because we
Speaker 3: talked about the Steelers game point. If you could just
Speaker 3: get this one now, you have a chance to take
Speaker 3: your breath, enjoy a little bit of time, you know,
Speaker 3: get healthy, euro though this game is not that banged up,
Speaker 3: and then come back and play a really bad team.
Speaker 3: Justin Fields last week was benched. Not only was he benched,
Speaker 3: he was called out by the team's owner, Woody Johnson,
Speaker 3: for his poor play, not only that he didn't have
Speaker 3: his top two wide receivers to throw to, not only
Speaker 3: that they've put him behind a bad offensive line. Like
Speaker 3: if ever, there was a recipe for a defense to
Speaker 3: enjoy success for the first time since Week one, it
Speaker 3: was this. If you were watching yesterday's game and knew
Speaker 3: nothing about the New York Jets, you wouldn't know that
Speaker 3: Justin Fields was benched last week. You wouldn't know that
Speaker 3: all week long, Aaron Glenn, the head coach, was noncommittal
Speaker 3: as to whose quarterback was going to be. You wouldn't
Speaker 3: know that his team's owner had publicly called out the
Speaker 3: quarterback in ways that owners don't call out their players.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't know they were without their top two wide receivers.
Speaker 3: And yet you know this came up last week, right,
Speaker 3: who would you rather face Justin Fields or Tyrod Taylor.
Speaker 3: My answer was, it doesn't matter because this defense is
Speaker 3: so bad. This defense is so poorly constructed. Who the
Speaker 3: personnel is on the other side of the ball is irrelevant.
Speaker 3: They can make a good quarterback look great, they can
Speaker 3: make a bad quarterback look good. They can make a
Speaker 3: team without any kind of legitimate offensive weaponry suddenly look
Speaker 3: like they're impossible to defend. And that's exactly what happened yesterday.
Speaker 2: So what changes, Tony Bender wants to know what changes?
Speaker 1: Nothing changes this year. Nothing.
Speaker 3: They'll try to outscore people if they nearly did yesterday.
Speaker 3: They'll continue to, as did Joe Flacco, to do more
Speaker 3: than he's probably capable of doing over the course of
Speaker 3: the next five or six games, and they'll continue to
Speaker 3: put a defense on the field that is completely and.
Speaker 1: Totally not trustworthy. They've tried stuff.
Speaker 3: They've benched Cam Taylor britt, they've played Cam Taylor brit.
Speaker 3: They reduced Logan Wilson's playing time, They've tried to play
Speaker 3: the younger guys like within the framework of what.
Speaker 1: They have Al Golden.
Speaker 3: Has sought answers. He just hasn't been able to come
Speaker 3: up with any And some of that is on him.
Speaker 3: Much of it is on the roster he was given. Again,
Speaker 3: who built the roster. Who's in charge of the roster.
Speaker 2: It's Duke toben Oh, which is simply have to get better.
Speaker 2: This is unacceptable, which is a firm grasp of reality.
Speaker 2: One last thought, the last two games, the Bengals defense
Speaker 2: has given up seventy points, and they weren't playing some
Speaker 2: great offenses. Pittsburgh's middling at best. And then of course
Speaker 2: the Jets are the worst to give up seventy points.
Speaker 2: And I looked online the Bengals have given up more
Speaker 2: points than any team in the National Football League. Given
Speaker 2: up seventy points in the next two games. And now
Speaker 2: we have coming into town the Chicago Bears. They're not
Speaker 2: very good either. Who knows what's gonna happen with them.
Speaker 2: They just lost to Baltimore, and Baltimore maybe getting their footings.
Speaker 2: And so for long suffering Bengals fans, with a team
Speaker 2: that's given up seventy points in two games, is their hope.
Speaker 2: Do you have hope?
Speaker 1: I don't have hope because a lot.
Speaker 3: Because hope hope, hope is in the track record. Right,
Speaker 3: you have to earn my trust, you have to earn
Speaker 3: my hope. So here's what the Bengals have chosen to do.
Speaker 3: We're gonna pay a handful of guys one area of
Speaker 3: the team, which is fine. I don't really have any
Speaker 3: issue with that, as long as you're good at doing
Speaker 3: two things. One replacing good players who leave. Well, we're
Speaker 3: still talking about Jesse Bates, who last played here three
Speaker 3: years ago. We're still talking about how they couldn't replace them.
Speaker 3: We're still talking about how they couldn't replace DJ Reader.
Speaker 3: We're still to a degree talking about how they they
Speaker 3: can't replace Herobiahuzii. Welly, we're still talking about how they
Speaker 3: can't replace Andrew Whitworth, who left nine years ago and
Speaker 3: has been retired for four years. Started there, right, If
Speaker 3: you can't pay them, all players are gonna leave, that's fine.
Speaker 3: You have to be able to replace them. The Bengals
Speaker 3: cannot Number two. If you're gonna pay a handful of
Speaker 3: players all this money, you have to nail it in
Speaker 3: the draft. This league is about two types of players,
Speaker 3: superstars and cheap labor. The middle class player is being
Speaker 3: squeezed out. The Bengals have paid their stars. They have
Speaker 3: paid their stars, Okay, that's fine. You then need to
Speaker 3: supplement them with the cheap labor provided to you in
Speaker 3: the draft. The Bengals have a third round tack from
Speaker 3: last year who hasn't played yet. They have a fourth
Speaker 3: round pick from last.
Speaker 1: Year who never plays.
Speaker 3: They have a first round tick from twenty twenty three
Speaker 3: who's been a total bust. They have entire draft classes
Speaker 3: that have yielded next to nothing. They've drafted offensive liman
Speaker 3: that have failed. They have drafted defensive players that have failed.
Speaker 3: So the trust lies in this track record is Tobin.
Speaker 3: His best two draft choices have been obvious, Joe Burrow
Speaker 3: and Jamar Chase. Right, yeah, I could have made those.
Speaker 3: I could have taken Tea Higgins with the first pick
Speaker 3: and round two. What work are you doing to get
Speaker 3: players who can come in and make an immediate impact
Speaker 3: in the draft, Duke Tobin has done none. The proof
Speaker 3: is in the putting Willie. The struggles on defense are
Speaker 3: directly related, can be directly attributed to the shoddy drafting.
Speaker 3: The poor decision making and the lack of development with
Speaker 3: the players they have developed on defense.
Speaker 2: Are you ready for the big question?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: Does the Brown family brain trust know of which we speak?
Speaker 2: Do they know what we're saying the ones who make
Speaker 2: the ultimate decision makers? Does the Brown family brain trust
Speaker 2: know what we're saying?
Speaker 1: They know what we're saying.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure it's going to compel them to make
Speaker 3: any changes, but I got to be honest. Man, if
Speaker 3: I'm Mike Brown, or if I'm Troy Troy Blackburn or
Speaker 3: Katie Blackburn, Duke Tobin is sitting in my office today
Speaker 3: and I'm asking him, why can't you fix this?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 3: Why can't you?
Speaker 1: Why can't you fix this?
Speaker 3: In the absence of a good answer, I don't I
Speaker 3: don't know how you give him more opportunities to fix
Speaker 3: something that has been broken for a while.
Speaker 2: Let's move on quickly to you see and Brendan Sorosby
Speaker 2: was unbelievable once again. A second year here, they're well
Speaker 2: above expectations. Seven games in a row. They should have
Speaker 2: beaten beaten Nebraska to start things off, they'd be eight
Speaker 2: and no. But now they got the intractable foe in
Speaker 2: the land of the Mormons in Utah. They're going to
Speaker 2: play late on Saturday night. All the all the nation's
Speaker 2: eyes are going to be upon you see. Give me
Speaker 2: an update on that game. How does it look? And
Speaker 2: can sores be maybe substitute for the Bengals when he
Speaker 2: comes back on Saturday night late? Could he play Sunday
Speaker 2: at pay cor If he has to answer the second part,
Speaker 2: then the first part, then I have a third part.
Speaker 3: You want Brendan Sooresby to play for the Bengals?
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, Well as Flacco he's hurt. I guess his
Speaker 2: shoulder hurts him. And Henderson he was cheap shot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought for a second Jake Browning was gonna
Speaker 3: have to play yesterday. Oh this has been This has
Speaker 3: been a really fun UC football season, Willie. And you know,
Speaker 3: I I I know there's a lot of folks who
Speaker 3: when Scott Satterfield was hired either shrugged their shoulders or
Speaker 3: thought that John Cunningham made a mistake.
Speaker 1: And the job is not done.
Speaker 3: You know, they have four games remaining. But I think
Speaker 3: you have to give Scott Sadderfield a lot of credit
Speaker 3: for building a football team. I'm not sure offensively what
Speaker 3: their weaknesses you know, they came into this week with
Speaker 3: statistically the most balanced offense in college football, and the
Speaker 3: good thing about having a balanced offense is one one
Speaker 3: area isn't working, you can lean on the other. So
Speaker 3: this Saturday against Taylor, they ran the football well. They've
Speaker 3: committed one turnover in six games. Their offensive line has
Speaker 3: been terrific. Brendon Soresby came into the game on Saturday
Speaker 3: having been sacked just two times, and so start there.
Speaker 3: It's a really well put together, well coached offense and
Speaker 3: Scott Saderfield is that's that's where his discipline lies. I
Speaker 3: think they've done a really good job of building a
Speaker 3: goods They have some issues on defense. They need don
Speaker 3: Kae corleone healthy upfront, but this is a good roster, Willie.
Speaker 3: It's a team that's obviously, you.
Speaker 1: Know, on the pick of the hunt in the Big twelve.
Speaker 3: They have a very tough game on Saturday against the
Speaker 3: Utah team that can run the ball really well hard.
Speaker 3: We'll see if the Bearcats can slow it down. But
Speaker 3: to story and look, man, all I heard for three
Speaker 3: years was coach prone.
Speaker 1: They should have hired.
Speaker 2: Dion Ye wonderful, wonderful, not.
Speaker 3: A not a lot of hype around Dion Sanders these days. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: Scott Saderfield as a team seven straight games.
Speaker 2: Twenty seconds remain. It is Sunday morning, Soresby's landing to CVG.
Speaker 2: Joe Flacco can't play here. We got Jake the Snake
Speaker 2: Browning to play the Bears. Would you rather have Brendan
Speaker 2: Soresby or Jake the Snake to take it? Take a
Speaker 2: snap at one oh five on Sunday, Soresby's available, put
Speaker 2: them on the roster, coach them up real quick, Soresby
Speaker 2: or Browning quickly.
Speaker 3: I'd rather have Jake the Snake Roberts than Jake Browning,
Speaker 3: So I'll take Brendan Soresby ahead of Jake Browning.
Speaker 2: Moe, thanks for your insight on these important matters. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much. All right, Willie see, let's continue with more.
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Speaker 2: more positive. God knows. I'm looking for positivity and non negativity.
Speaker 2: And now I get with Moe. He's very informative. He's
Speaker 2: forgotten more about works and most of us know. And
Speaker 2: what happened yesterday was the debacle of historical proportions. Tanye
Speaker 2: Rourke made a posting it says the low point of
Speaker 2: the Bengals season, and then she said, no, since they've
Speaker 2: been here. The low point the low points for the
Speaker 2: losing the Super Bowls all three, when two of the
Speaker 2: three they were up with a minute or two to
Speaker 2: play in each one of them then lost. But this
Speaker 2: point just feels differently because it's the Joe Burrow era.
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow turns thirty years old next year. He's got toe, calf, knee,
Speaker 2: and wrist, toe, calf, knee, and wrist. What's left? I
Speaker 2: guess the shoulders coming up next. He's getting killed out
Speaker 2: there being a quarterback, and the poor guy is now
Speaker 2: walking around without a boot wanting to play, but he's
Speaker 2: at least another six weeks away from playing. Maybe I
Speaker 2: know many of us are optimistic he can come back
Speaker 2: in the middle of December, but what difference does it make.
Speaker 2: He didn't play middle linebacker, so I don't know. And
Speaker 2: as you recall, we sign up the Bengals for another
Speaker 2: ten years, so the tax Beyers are putting in all
Speaker 2: in well over a billion dollars, I said, a billion
Speaker 2: dollars of our money in order to incentivize the Bengals
Speaker 2: to put on the field of winning team. And at
Speaker 2: this point they're not being real successful, shall we say,
Speaker 2: But we'll see what happens on Sunday. The Bears are
Speaker 2: in town. Joe Flacco supposedly is going to play Hendrickson,
Speaker 2: who knows that was a cheap shot by the way
Speaker 2: that took him out of the game, and away we go.
Speaker 2: In the last two games, the Bengals had given up
Speaker 2: seventy points. I said, seventy points to two bad offenses.
Speaker 2: And the Jets offense was historically bad. Last week against Carolina,
Speaker 2: they had a total of eleven yards passing, and they
Speaker 2: took down the quarterback. Taylor couldn't play, and then he
Speaker 2: turns up lame this week, so they put him the
Speaker 2: second stringer who they didn't want him to play, and
Speaker 2: the two best wide receivers the Jets had were on
Speaker 2: the DL. So this was a second team Jets offense
Speaker 2: that had not won a game all year. They come
Speaker 2: to Cincinnati and just take down the Bengals unbelievable. You know,
Speaker 2: insanity is anticipating different things, engaging in the same behavior,
Speaker 2: hoping for a different result. And I don't know what
Speaker 2: to say, but the beat goes on. Secondly, all the
Speaker 2: news is a flutter with this government shutdown. The government shutdown,
Speaker 2: if the last until Tuesday of next week, eight days
Speaker 2: from now, it'll be the longest one in American history.
Speaker 2: And the only party responsible, of course, of the Democratic
Speaker 2: Party members who refuse to continue the Biden budget, let
Speaker 2: me explain, I have millions and millions of Democrats and
Speaker 2: Liberals that listen to me. The CR, the continuing Resolution,
Speaker 2: would continue the spending of Joe Biden that was in
Speaker 2: effect in September thirtieth and twenty twenty four last year.
Speaker 2: It's a CR continuing the same programs and the same spending.
Speaker 2: The thought being okay, over the next year, will try
Speaker 2: to work something out on these Obamacare mandates and these
Speaker 2: Obamacare supplements from the federal government. We're gonna try to
Speaker 2: do something about that to maybe help maybe not. I
Speaker 2: don't know. There's all kinds of reasons. We now know
Speaker 2: the Obamacare has failed. It's the Unaffordable Care Act. We
Speaker 2: knew it was going to happen fifteen years ago, it's
Speaker 2: happening right now. And the Republicans say, okay, let's everybody
Speaker 2: approved the c are, and in the Senate you must
Speaker 2: have large Democrat votes to get it to the continent.
Speaker 2: The Democrats control of the Senate when it comes to
Speaker 2: the filibuster, and they don't want to continue the Biden spending.
Speaker 2: Why because they're inflicting pain on you, the American people.
Speaker 2: They want you to be hurt by this, thinking that
Speaker 2: Trump will be blamed for their behavior. Those of us
Speaker 2: on the inside, those of us who follow the news
Speaker 2: understand that take sixty votes in the Senate, and the
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer is not providing the votes, and he has
Speaker 2: said every day that passes, the more pain that happens,
Speaker 2: the better it is for us. One of the Democratic
Speaker 2: leaders in the House, that of course we could agree
Speaker 2: to the cr but we need to inflect more difficulty
Speaker 2: in the American people to get the other things we want.
Speaker 2: Trump is such a divisive character in the minds of
Speaker 2: some What the Democrats want to do is continue the
Speaker 2: idea that Trump's in charge when he's not in charge
Speaker 2: of the United States Senate without the Senate, the cr
Speaker 2: cannot go into law, and they want all these other
Speaker 2: ornaments on a Christmas tree to be passed to get
Speaker 2: their votes, including five hundred million dollars for NPR, including
Speaker 2: transgender care all over Africa, including all this wish list
Speaker 2: of spending by the Democrats, and to their credit, John Thune,
Speaker 2: my friend from North Dakota, says we're not going to
Speaker 2: do it, and the Republicans are standing firm saying you're
Speaker 2: not going to extort from us something that should be
Speaker 2: a layup, which is let's continue the Biden spending program.
Speaker 2: And the Democrats say no to that, thinking you're going
Speaker 2: to blame Donald Trump for their behavior, which might happen.
Speaker 2: You know, Fortunately, most of us don't pay attention to politics.
Speaker 2: We don't know the ends and the outs. We think
Speaker 2: Trump is in charge of the United States Senate. He
Speaker 2: is not. It takes the cooperation of the Democrats to
Speaker 2: get anything passed because of the filibuster. Now, should the
Speaker 2: Senate Republicans pass a new rule eliminating the filibuster if
Speaker 2: that happens the next time the Senate's in control of
Speaker 2: the Democrats, which will happen at some point, I pray
Speaker 2: it's years off, but it could be as soon as
Speaker 2: a year from now. It means that a Puerto Rico, Washington,
Speaker 2: d C. Will become states that they're going to change
Speaker 2: the number of US Supreme Court justices from nine to thirteen.
Speaker 2: They're going to do all these things that are horrible
Speaker 2: for the country because AOC and Nancy Pelosi and Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer demands it, and it will happen. So we'll see
Speaker 2: what happens down the road. But be informed and understand
Speaker 2: the pain suffered now by the American people is occasioned
Speaker 2: only by Democrats who refuse to continue the spending programs
Speaker 2: of Joe Biden. Now, secondly on Obamacare, what's at stake
Speaker 2: here with the Unaffordable Care Act? When this thing passed
Speaker 2: about fifteen years ago, I was with you at that
Speaker 2: point and I said, if government takes over healthcare, the
Speaker 2: costs will rise precipitously upwards, the expenses will skyrocket, and
Speaker 2: coverages will go down precipitously. And that is what's happening
Speaker 2: for those who are part of the ACA, the Unaffordable
Speaker 2: Care Act, it's about twenty two million Americans. How about
Speaker 2: this number, one hundred and sixty million Americans me included,
Speaker 2: are satisfied with our healthcare because it's an employee or
Speaker 2: sponsored program in which market forces are to play. So
Speaker 2: about one hundred and sixty million get their medical care
Speaker 2: through their employer, about twenty two million through the Obamacare subsidies.
Speaker 2: And the Obamacare architects who once heridled herald at the
Speaker 2: providers of this it would lower the cost and now
Speaker 2: admit that this was a barrier to better care. If
Speaker 2: you're in the exchanges right now, you're paying confiscatory premiums
Speaker 2: and with high deductibles. If you're a family of four
Speaker 2: in the Obamacare subsidies, you have to have at apocket
Speaker 2: cost of about twenty five thousand dollars before a dollar
Speaker 2: kicks in because of the because of the requirements of
Speaker 2: high deductibles, and they take out many doctors and hospitals,
Speaker 2: they're capitulating, they're ruining many of the teaching medical hospitals
Speaker 2: and the pharmacies. The government now is firmly involved in
Speaker 2: Obamacare subsidies, and by that I mean the government will
Speaker 2: pay part of your premium if you're in the Obamacare,
Speaker 2: but it is skyrocketing eight to fifteen percent per year
Speaker 2: every year, and that there's no indication in the next
Speaker 2: five or ten years that's going to change at all.
Speaker 2: The Obamacare has it's doubled the cost of individual health insurance.
Speaker 2: They have more mandates and regulations on the individual market
Speaker 2: imposed by the ACA. That's why the cost arising. When
Speaker 2: the government pays the bills, it's inefficient. Few people more
Speaker 2: and more people will not be covered at of higher
Speaker 2: higher expenses. We said it fifteen years ago, I'm saying
Speaker 2: it now. Obamacare is an unmitigated disaster and nothing we
Speaker 2: can do to stop. So the Democrats want to double
Speaker 2: down right now the subsidies, that is, the tax credits.
Speaker 2: If you're in Obamacare for a family of four or
Speaker 2: in the ranges of six to seven thousand dollars a year,
Speaker 2: the taxpayer will pay part of your premium. And then
Speaker 2: with that premium being paid, you have high deductibles and
Speaker 2: you have limited availability to go to hospitals and doctors.
Speaker 2: And now the Democrats say, we want the taxpayer right
Speaker 2: now to pay even more and more and more for
Speaker 2: the twenty two million Americans in the exchanges, at the
Speaker 2: expense of those on Medicare, at the expense of those
Speaker 2: on Medicaid at the expense of those who get their
Speaker 2: insurance through their own employer. So it is a canard
Speaker 2: to say that the Republicans do not want the government
Speaker 2: to provide healthcare. It's already happened. And if expenses keep rising,
Speaker 2: which you and I know they will. That DMV is
Speaker 2: an example. The costs will keep rising. Eventually this thing
Speaker 2: will collapse on its own weight unless it gets their
Speaker 2: serious moneies. One estimate is four hundred billion dollars are
Speaker 2: the taxpayers putting into obambacare to keep it alive? Four
Speaker 2: hundred billion dollars, which is about half the money on
Speaker 2: the defense budget, and the cost are rising. Employees like
Speaker 2: employeer health care plans, those on the so called exchanges
Speaker 2: that are not necessarily employed or going through their employer,
Speaker 2: don't like what's happening because of the government mandates. All
Speaker 2: the rules and regulations and deductibilities can be ridiculous. The
Speaker 2: great bulk of Americans do not spend five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a year in medical care. Great bulk and the government
Speaker 2: then as an agreement through Joe Biden, to pay directly
Speaker 2: the insurance companies forty billion dollars a year. So this
Speaker 2: is about keeping alive large medical insurance companies and making
Speaker 2: sure the government's in charge of your healthcare. Now that
Speaker 2: story is not well told by the media, but I
Speaker 2: just told it first fashion. And actually Democrats are attempting
Speaker 2: to destroy the powerful benefits for employers and employees by
Speaker 2: increasing the worker's reliance on the federal government, by moving
Speaker 2: them to exchange plans with high deductibles, low actuarial value,
Speaker 2: and narrow networks. And it's only going to get worse.
Speaker 2: Right now, if Kamala Harris had won the presidency, all
Speaker 2: these subsidies would be in effect. The government would pay
Speaker 2: forty to fifty percent of the health insurance insurance premiums.
Speaker 2: With high deductibles, you never get to the point where
Speaker 2: you can use the insurance. And so I hope the
Speaker 2: American people are informed on that issue now. Secondly, sometime
Speaker 2: later this week, I'm going to get on the representative
Speaker 2: of a Chief of Police, Teresa Terry Thiji, about what's
Speaker 2: happening in the department. I reached out to her a brother,
Speaker 2: and he's going to come on later this week to
Speaker 2: talk about his sister, not on her behalf, but to
Speaker 2: explain what's happening. Can you imagine how screwed up? And
Speaker 2: I did this in one of my ex tweets that
Speaker 2: I put out that have ted Pirival has no idea
Speaker 2: what he's doing. He's to capture of the radical most
Speaker 2: radical left part of American politics and he's going to
Speaker 2: hire this By the way, it's a great law firm
Speaker 2: in order to look at whether or not the facts
Speaker 2: upon which I based my decision to shall we say
Speaker 2: to fire? I mean I use the term fire. She's
Speaker 2: on the administrative leave. And so that they got a
Speaker 2: hold of a big time law firm to examine why
Speaker 2: did I fire Teresa Thichi? What was the reason that
Speaker 2: I did it? You would think that after Piaval would
Speaker 2: know not reason in the first place. Am I right
Speaker 2: about this? So Frost, Brown and Todd will serve as
Speaker 2: independent counsel to quote conduct a review into the effectiveness
Speaker 2: of leadership within the Cincinnati Police Department under Thiji. And
Speaker 2: so we're going to spend at least fifty thousand, more
Speaker 2: likely one hundred thousand dollars for the mayor of our city,
Speaker 2: mayor Pirival to be told as to why he did
Speaker 2: something which is administrative leave or fire Teresa Thiji, she
Speaker 2: was placed on the administrative leave. If you didn't know why
Speaker 2: he did it, why should the law firm tell him
Speaker 2: why he did it? And as I understand that she's
Speaker 2: a not will employee, and that will employee means you
Speaker 2: can be fired for a good reason, a bad reason,
Speaker 2: or no reason. And how many news conferences the Thiji
Speaker 2: hole with have to have peer of all and share
Speaker 2: al long the three of them stood up there and
Speaker 2: all of them were on the same page. She was
Speaker 2: doing exactly what a have to have peer of all
Speaker 2: wanted her to do. And sharrel long as a putts,
Speaker 2: she simply is reacting to what the mayor tells her
Speaker 2: to do. And so how is it possible the thieves
Speaker 2: she did with the mayor and the city manager wanted
Speaker 2: her to do, and having done what she was told
Speaker 2: to do, she was fired because she did what the
Speaker 2: mayor told her to do. Now the mayor wants to
Speaker 2: hire a law for him to discover why he did
Speaker 2: what he did, then to publicize and smear Theresa Thiji
Speaker 2: and her leadership, which the mayor vouched for the last
Speaker 2: several months, said it was fine, We're on the same
Speaker 2: page doing a great job. Well, he either lied them
Speaker 2: or he's lying now. And so this is again cya
Speaker 2: cover your mayor's ass by finding reasons to going and
Speaker 2: get the dirt on Fiji. Can you imagine how disruptive
Speaker 2: it is for police leadership to have a large law
Speaker 2: firm getting statements, emails, text messages, maybe under oath statements
Speaker 2: and depositions from the top leadership of the Cincinnati Police
Speaker 2: to get dirt on Fiji to justify the decision that's
Speaker 2: already been made to fire Thiji. And the mayor wants
Speaker 2: to know why he did it, so he wants this
Speaker 2: law for him to give him the information upon which
Speaker 2: he can bootstrap the argument. Obviously she needed to be fired,
Speaker 2: and if that's the case is call her in, she said,
Speaker 2: I will employee and say, chief of Police, Thichi, I've
Speaker 2: decided to make a change. You serve at the pleasure
Speaker 2: of the city manager. City manager tell her. City manager says, okay,
Speaker 2: we're going to let you go, and that's the end
Speaker 2: of it. It happens all the time many times. Chiefs
Speaker 2: the police are hard to be fired, like the fire department,
Speaker 2: hard to be fired. Whatever it is you serve with
Speaker 2: the pleasure of the city manager, but to come back
Speaker 2: later for political reasons and say, you know what, I
Speaker 2: want to spend the taxpayer money even more and more
Speaker 2: and more to find out why I did what I did.
Speaker 2: Get me dirt on Thiji. It'll be sink Fiji. That's
Speaker 2: what the mayor is after. You don't have to do this.
Speaker 2: Simply say look, I'm not happy with the direction of
Speaker 2: the city. Our policies have not worked. I want somebody
Speaker 2: in there different than you, and I thank you for
Speaker 2: your service. Leave your gun and your badge on the desk.
Speaker 2: See you wouldn't want to bey. Oh no, not this mayor.
Speaker 2: He wants to spend your money develop dirt on Fiji.
Speaker 2: I let's continue with more the line becomes available, which
Speaker 2: is never available. You know the routine. I'm gonna do
Speaker 2: something different today. After two o'clock, I'm gonna open up
Speaker 2: the lines to Bengaledom. I want to know from you,
Speaker 2: as a long suffering Bengals fan, who's responsible for this
Speaker 2: debaccle and what would you do to fix it. That'll
Speaker 2: be after two o'clock today and at one o'clock will
Speaker 2: be Michael McDonald of the Catholic League. What a fool
Speaker 2: believes Michael McDonald of the Catholic League about what's happening
Speaker 2: with Mondani. I'm looking Fox News right now. There is
Speaker 2: with AOC and Sanders. That's the Marxist triumpherate and what's
Speaker 2: happening in New York City and more so, let's continue
Speaker 2: and never stop. We simply continue. And I like Tony
Speaker 2: Pike twelve fifty five, Homi your Reds and Bengals, Bengals,
Speaker 2: here's Radio seven hundred WW next mayor of New York City,
Speaker 2: open borders, pre bussing, free subway rides, pre tuition everywhere,
Speaker 2: and it could be a real meltdown, including increased taxes,
Speaker 2: rules and regulations. And the Catholic League is headquartered for
Speaker 2: religious and civil rights in New York City. The Great
Speaker 2: Michael McDonald is one of their spokesman. Michael McDonald, welcome
Speaker 2: again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Michael,
Speaker 2: we're a few days out from the election. Can you
Speaker 2: tell the American people what it's like now in New
Speaker 2: York City with Mondonnie about to become the mayor. It's
Speaker 2: impossible he might lose. What changes will there be? Give
Speaker 2: me a full report.
Speaker 4: Bill good to be with you. Yeah, you know, it's
Speaker 4: not looking good. It's not looking good for the city
Speaker 4: of New York. I mean it's it's been rough for
Speaker 4: the last couple of years. You know, walk walk out
Speaker 4: on the street and you just see people shooting up drugs,
Speaker 4: the homeless defecating everywhere. It's, uh, you got a crime
Speaker 4: problem through the proof it's uh, it's not good. And uh,
Speaker 4: ma'm Donnie's brand of socialism, liberalism, whatever the hell he's
Speaker 4: calling it. I mean, he's fundamentally not an honest person.
Speaker 4: He's just a chameleon and changes with every single question
Speaker 4: they put to him. And he, uh, you know, he's
Speaker 4: just kind of this little, two faced, little Weasley guy.
Speaker 4: It's not it's not going to be good. It's going
Speaker 4: to be particularly hard on minority communities where they particularly
Speaker 4: want to see more police. Survey after survey indicates that, uh,
Speaker 4: and he wants to defund the police. And I know
Speaker 4: he's dancing around and saying, well, by defund the police,
Speaker 4: I didn't really mean defund the police. We're just not
Speaker 4: going to respond to certain phone calls with police. So
Speaker 4: if a man's beating his wife, I really don't think
Speaker 4: that's something that the cops need to be involved with.
Speaker 4: Oh well, I'm glad, I'm glad, you know you support that,
Speaker 4: mister man Donnie. Like, that's exactly what we want to
Speaker 4: be hearing from America, especially in a city that is
Speaker 4: you know, right now, the chief commissioners to Shames. She's
Speaker 4: doing a great job keeping a little on things, but
Speaker 4: she's probably not going to be in the job. I
Speaker 4: wouldn't trust man Doonnie when it comes to anything else.
Speaker 4: He says he also wants to shut down the charter schools,
Speaker 4: the elite schools, which you know again survey asked after
Speaker 4: survey shows black students, Black parents love those, Hispanic students,
Speaker 4: Hispanic parents love them, Asian students, Asian parents love the
Speaker 4: charter schools and the elite public schools, and he wants
Speaker 4: to get rid of those because, Yeah, you couldn't find
Speaker 4: a policy on crime and education that Mam Donnie supports
Speaker 4: that's actually going to benefit these people. In fact, his
Speaker 4: policies are going to hurt people. And that's the dangerous
Speaker 4: thing is it's going to make the city a lot worse.
Speaker 4: When you haven't even started talking about his fifty two
Speaker 4: percent income tax. But the policies, particularly on the social front,
Speaker 4: the policing and education, those types of issues that we
Speaker 4: follow pretty closely at the Catholic League. He's promoting all
Speaker 4: these things that are going to hurt the most vulnerable
Speaker 4: in society and a very scary prospect. And he's probably
Speaker 4: going to be the next Amyer of New York City.
Speaker 2: And I read that long bio put together by the
Speaker 2: Catholic League about where he came from Uganda, from Indian
Speaker 2: parents who are rich, never worked a day in his
Speaker 2: life in a real job, and looking at his background,
Speaker 2: of course he's going to be a Marxist communist because
Speaker 2: that's what he is. Some of the things open borders,
Speaker 2: no same day registration to vote, don't have to be
Speaker 2: a citizen to vote. It goes on and on. And
Speaker 2: his parents came from the most radical left wing ideology
Speaker 2: in the world. It's almost like a stealth candidate in
Speaker 2: which someone's going to be put in power because of
Speaker 2: the ignorance of the voter. And when I saw the
Speaker 2: rally the other day with thousands showing up in the
Speaker 2: Queens along with AOC and Bernie Sanders, the three of them,
Speaker 2: the triumphrate of Marxism there, they were right there. And
Speaker 2: because of early voting, because of the same day registration,
Speaker 2: there's going to be large numbers, shall I say, of
Speaker 2: non traditional New Yorkers, black and white, They're going to
Speaker 2: vote for him because they believe the crap that he's spewing.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, can you can you speak to
Speaker 2: the fact how we got to this point when when
Speaker 2: I look at the schools who they produced to vote.
Speaker 2: You know, voters are the last bellweather of American success.
Speaker 2: You know, we get the government we deserve. And I
Speaker 2: look at the large numbers of individuals at these rallies
Speaker 2: for Mam Donni and I'm thinking, where did they come from?
Speaker 2: They came from the public education system that Mam Donnie
Speaker 2: wants to take further to the left. And so talk
Speaker 2: about the educational system in New York City that produces
Speaker 2: a vigils who believe socialism, Marxism and communism is the
Speaker 2: right economic future for New York City, the financial capital
Speaker 2: of the world, when obviously it is not. Where did
Speaker 2: these voters come from?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's you're hitting the nail right on the head there.
Speaker 4: A huge problem is the teachers' unions, the whole public
Speaker 4: education system for that matter, is become an organ of
Speaker 4: the Democratic Party, has become an organ of leftism. They
Speaker 4: don't teach the indoctrinate that they're not interested in expanding minds.
Speaker 4: They want you to think a certain way and make
Speaker 4: sure that you just follow the orders that they give you. No,
Speaker 4: no critical thinking, That's probably the last thing that they want.
Speaker 4: And so you get a lot of people that go
Speaker 4: through that system. But in New York it isn't just
Speaker 4: the public schools that's the problem. I mean, look at
Speaker 4: some of the elite private schools in New York City.
Speaker 4: They've gone pretty far to the left during all this
Speaker 4: woke nonsense. I'm not talking about the Catholic schools, and
Speaker 4: I'm talking about you know, like the the super elite,
Speaker 4: like old timey waspy type schools. They went super hard.
Speaker 4: They didn't know the difference between men and women. They
Speaker 4: were they were promoting all that transgenderism. Uh. George Floyd
Speaker 4: is is practically the only saint that they have left.
Speaker 4: And even the woke elite uh uh public private schools
Speaker 4: that they've gone full to the left as well. So
Speaker 4: there is a problem in education. It's very hard to
Speaker 4: escape that because they pretty much anywhere you go they
Speaker 4: are just going to indoctrin Hu And you know, let's
Speaker 4: be honest as well. Another huge thing. Yes, there's been
Speaker 4: a massive influx and I know a lot of people
Speaker 4: are talking about that there's been a massive influx of
Speaker 4: new people into New York illegals, immigrants, and that that
Speaker 4: seems to be man Donty's face. Okay, there's also been
Speaker 4: a massive outflux of New York as well. The d
Speaker 4: Blasio years were terrible. The COVID restrictions that they had
Speaker 4: here were downright tir crony, and I mean into twenty
Speaker 4: twenty two, people were still walking around with masks. You
Speaker 4: needed to show the vacks ID card to get into
Speaker 4: anywhere up until it was the end of twenty one,
Speaker 4: twenty twenty two that that went away. If you're a
Speaker 4: normal American then actually loves the country, that type of
Speaker 4: stuff is insane. He had Blasio pretty much just let
Speaker 4: the criminals run the city. The rioters got a free pass.
Speaker 4: You know, if you tried to go to my first
Speaker 4: couple of radio hits I was doing here at the
Speaker 4: Catholic League, we're on the Jewish communities in Brooklyn. Their
Speaker 4: synagogues weren't allowed to open, but meanwhile the protesters could
Speaker 4: be out on the street. It's a lot of bad
Speaker 4: things have happened, and if you were a normal person,
Speaker 4: you weren't going to wait around and say, oh, you know,
Speaker 4: maybe you could get better. This is a real possibility.
Speaker 4: It's going to get worse as you see more and
Speaker 4: more people leave the city. Just the elements that are
Speaker 4: more dedicated to Mandanni's socialist vision are pretty much all
Speaker 4: that's left. The city is a husk of itself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mom, Donnie's not in a sense of stealth candidate,
Speaker 2: because he's putting out the fact that he believes in
Speaker 2: Karl Marx. I'm reading him about He said, quote one
Speaker 2: of my goals as mayor will be quote seizing the
Speaker 2: means of production unquote. In other words, he wants the
Speaker 2: government ownership and control of the economy. He also wants
Speaker 2: rent controls, which means he lives in a rent controlled apartment.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, by having rent controls, who disincentivize those who
Speaker 2: build apartment buildings to build apartment buildings, they can't make money.
Speaker 2: In fact, they lose money. So rent controls will cause
Speaker 2: higher rents, not the opposite. But Karl Marx said in
Speaker 2: his Treaties of dos Capital, government must seize the means
Speaker 2: of production, which means seizing factories, seizing office building buildings,
Speaker 2: fact whatever you can do, because we have to control that.
Speaker 2: And he also believes in free grocery stores, so you
Speaker 2: maybe have to seize Kroger got to seize the and
Speaker 2: use it for the quote the people, which will last
Speaker 2: about a week or two. And the abolition of private
Speaker 2: property quote is a viable option to achieve my achieve
Speaker 2: my goals. He wants to abolish private property and seize
Speaker 2: the means of production of goods and services. What the
Speaker 2: hell does that mean, Michael McDonald of the Catholic leg
Speaker 2: What does that mean?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's scary stuff like this is straight up communism.
Speaker 4: As you mentioned. You know, we had a couple of
Speaker 4: reports on him, and if you look at the crazy
Speaker 4: things that his parents support, it does kind of seem like, great,
Speaker 4: he's not this sort of manufacturer candid, but he's definitely
Speaker 4: somebody that's been been building up to this for his
Speaker 4: entire life. And it is kind of scary the things
Speaker 4: you're talking about, because we've seen those policies put in action. Yeah,
Speaker 4: not even in places just like Venezuela or Cuba or
Speaker 4: the Soviet Union or any of these terrible communist countries
Speaker 4: that you can talk about. But there have been places
Speaker 4: in the United States that have tried these grocery stores. Oh,
Speaker 4: the city will run the grocery store and everything's gonna
Speaker 4: be fine. It's gonna eliminate the food deserts, and the
Speaker 4: first thing that goes to meat. The people don't know this.
Speaker 4: With meat, it's one of the hardest businesses to do
Speaker 4: because you have to order just the right amount because
Speaker 4: if not enough people order it it, then all is
Speaker 4: gonna sit on your shelf and spoil and go bad.
Speaker 4: If you don't order enough, then people don't have things.
Speaker 4: And we're gonna get somebody from the DMV that's gonna
Speaker 4: be able to order the right amount of burgers. Like
Speaker 4: come on that that's not gonna be happening. I mean,
Speaker 4: if you think that's gonna happen, I want whatever you're drinking,
Speaker 4: because in the real world, that's not gonna work out.
Speaker 4: So the meat's gonna go bad. You're not gonna be
Speaker 4: able to get any meat. And then that trickles down.
Speaker 4: And then because again people don't have an incentive because
Speaker 4: he's gonna be taking fifty two percent of your pay,
Speaker 4: you know, is Johnny gonna have the incentive to go
Speaker 4: around clean up the store, keep it nice. And everyone
Speaker 4: says that. You can look at a couple of reports
Speaker 4: from the Wall Street Journal on places like small town
Speaker 4: America that have tried this, and the grocery stores just
Speaker 4: just go absolutely south. They go terrible. Every everything spoiled,
Speaker 4: no one takes care of the place, the inventory is
Speaker 4: all bad. Yeah, and then you get the yeah, well,
Speaker 4: I mean, they pretty much don't prosecute anyone in New
Speaker 4: York for shopliftings, so.
Speaker 1: They're just gonna be more of the same.
Speaker 4: But if you get more of the same, why is
Speaker 4: anyone gonna want to stick around? And you know, you
Speaker 4: look at I mean, Chicago is probably worse in terms
Speaker 4: of crime, but you know, Target here is it's like
Speaker 4: you have to walk in the Fort Knox. The security
Speaker 4: at the Target here on thirty fourth is probably less
Speaker 4: than Fort Knox. I would say a bet on that.
Speaker 4: It's ridiculous. Anything anything that you want is locked up
Speaker 4: and you have to go get help, and they got
Speaker 4: to come with the magic magnet and okay, we can
Speaker 4: slide this out. And you know, we're just helping you
Speaker 4: right now, everyone else has the way. It's it's really
Speaker 4: and that's and that's just to get a stick of toothpaste.
Speaker 2: Well, lastly, he fashions himself to be black. I'm reading
Speaker 2: this story about him. He went to Columbia. He checked
Speaker 2: the box saying he was African American. He was born
Speaker 2: in Uganda of Indian descent. He took advantage, like the
Speaker 2: Senator Elizabeth Warren became an Indian when it was to
Speaker 2: her benefits, and then when the truth came out, she
Speaker 2: simply said she miss smoke and mom, Donnie does not
Speaker 2: have a lot of black support because African Americans figured
Speaker 2: these things out more quickly than others. And uh, he
Speaker 2: said he was an African American born in Uganda, and
Speaker 2: really he's an he's an immigrant.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: There was some speculation I saw in Newsmax dot com
Speaker 2: that Trump may try to deport the guy, which would
Speaker 2: be which would be incredible.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: Nonetheless, Uh, Michael McDonald. Lastly, you have a great column
Speaker 2: up on on the two two genders, two sexes, et cetera.
Speaker 2: Non binary. In fact, this thing maybe dying out that
Speaker 2: there are two sexes has always been to there's not
Speaker 2: one hundred and five and the Catholic leagues promoting the
Speaker 2: idea that the Bible and every religious book from Islam
Speaker 2: to the Sikhs, to the Jews to the Christians understand
Speaker 2: there's two sexes and two genders. Despite the fact that
Speaker 2: the New York City is going to become a haven
Speaker 2: for transgender surgeries, in which people will be paid to
Speaker 2: go to New York City to have transgender care administered.
Speaker 2: But do you see transgender and all those rights dissipating
Speaker 2: in the fact that America now will accept the fact
Speaker 2: that there's a man and a woman and the Twain
Speaker 2: every now and then shall meet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely, there's a lot going on in that front,
Speaker 4: and it's moving in our direction. I mean, we're not
Speaker 4: back to the level of sanity that we probably should
Speaker 4: be at. But if you look at a lot of
Speaker 4: the data that's coming out, things started going crazy in
Speaker 4: the twenty ten's and into the early twenty two things
Speaker 4: just kind of exploded, Uh, you know, COVID and all
Speaker 4: that nonsense, and that kind of was destabilizing the society
Speaker 4: and the radical transgender gender ideology people came in there
Speaker 4: and started pushing all that nonsense. Uh. And yes, now
Speaker 4: it seems like people are starting to wake up seeing
Speaker 4: this is going on, recognizing that like, hey, they're they're
Speaker 4: they're talking about multiple genders on ses sesame Street. That's
Speaker 4: probably not a good look. People are starting to wake
Speaker 4: up to this. People are realizing that it's that it's happening,
Speaker 4: because you know, we deal with this on a daily
Speaker 4: basis the Catholic League. This is the type of stuff.
Speaker 4: But I talked to my wife abouts on this stuff,
Speaker 4: like I didn't even know people could do that, and
Speaker 4: it's like, yeah, that's like that's what they're they're pushing
Speaker 4: in kid shows, Like, oh, that's that's so terrible. Uh.
Speaker 4: That I think people are starting to wake up, and
Speaker 4: I think that's actually been the biggest change. But then also,
Speaker 4: you know, another huge thing that doesn't get a lot
Speaker 4: of coverage, and Bill mentioned Bill Donnie mentioned this in
Speaker 4: his piece today. One of the things that really should
Speaker 4: be looked at is how many of these kids, particularly
Speaker 4: is ready to mostly young kids girls in their adolescent
Speaker 4: years that suddenly like, oh, I want to be a boy,
Speaker 4: today they know somebody that's gone through this experience and
Speaker 4: it has seen how painful it is. It's like, you
Speaker 4: know what, that's probably not a good move for me.
Speaker 4: And so the more people are aware of it, and
Speaker 4: the more people have first and contact with it, more
Speaker 4: people are realizing, hey, this isn't good. But it's not
Speaker 4: just it's even like some of the other like crazy
Speaker 4: stuff like oh, I'm asexual. I like what, you're a sponge.
Speaker 4: That's how you reproduce, because that's literally what that means.
Speaker 4: Those identifications are in decline, the pan sexuals, even the bisexuals,
Speaker 4: which is you know, everyone's just like favorite things. It's
Speaker 4: the Elizabeth warren Man Donnie like, oh, I'm just going
Speaker 4: to check the box because it's beneficial to be that,
Speaker 4: and like what exactly is a bisexual? They're nothing. At
Speaker 4: the end of the day, even those identifications are going down,
Speaker 4: which means more broadly that there must be a bigger
Speaker 4: shift underway in society and this is a good thing.
Speaker 4: Like we're talking about New York. I think just a
Speaker 4: lot of the people that are awake to this stuff,
Speaker 4: that are recognizing that these are bad things. A lot
Speaker 4: of those people have left, and so you're going to
Speaker 4: get New York is a sanctuary city state for transgenderism
Speaker 4: and the LGBT and everything everything that normal law enforcement protects, society,
Speaker 4: protect the normal people, protect the kids. New York's to
Speaker 4: become a haven to let those exact bad things happen.
Speaker 2: Michael McDonald, Catholic League dot Org. A lot of good
Speaker 2: stuffs up there, sat facts and statistics. The truth will
Speaker 2: set us free. We'll get the government we deserve, and
Speaker 2: come election day on Tuesday, we'll see what occurs. Michael McDonald,
Speaker 2: Thanks for coming on the Bill cunning showing. Mike, you're
Speaker 2: a great American.
Speaker 4: Thank you. Thanks Bill, You're a great American as well.
Speaker 2: God bless America. Let's continue with the more news. Next,
Speaker 2: You're home of the Bengals. Bengals News Radio seven hundreds
Speaker 2: WLW had.
Speaker 6: To throw the protection is good. He throws over the
Speaker 6: middle incomplete, intended for Yo c Vash and it would
Speaker 6: have been short of.
Speaker 2: The first down anyway.
Speaker 6: The Bengals fail and the Jets are celebrating with twenty
Speaker 6: seven seconds to go, as the fans begin streaming toward
Speaker 6: the exits.
Speaker 7: Hello, Hello, La, Hello buyets, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: God, he's saying, I'm sure you've got my postings on X.
Speaker 8: Now let's see yesterday, perfect weather, perfect sold out crowd,
Speaker 8: no seats home Ring of honor, Lapham and Parish Jets.
Speaker 8: The Jets are winless, they couldn't score two. They didn't
Speaker 8: score a touchdown for two weeks.
Speaker 2: J e Ts, Jets, Jets, Jets, and then all of
Speaker 2: a sudden what happens second second half? Oh? I posted
Speaker 2: three things yesterday I was watching, I watch saw them.
Speaker 2: Here's the first one. Are you ready for optimism? Hit it?
Speaker 2: It's the half Bengals beating the lowly Jets twenty four
Speaker 2: to thirteen. I know you may snicker, but with the
Speaker 2: same team, Flacco has played much better than Burrow. If
Speaker 2: the Bengals aren't ten and five, when Burrow can play
Speaker 2: after one of as many injuries, do you bench Flaco?
Speaker 2: Ten thousand responses, the answer was no, keep Flaco. I
Speaker 2: then posted the following wow at the end of the game, Okay,
Speaker 2: booze are raining down at paper crippling loss to the
Speaker 2: worst team in the NFL. No clock management, drop passes,
Speaker 2: no defense, ten days to prepare his Bengals repair clueless.
Speaker 2: How does zach Shuler keep his job after this debacle.
Speaker 2: Thirty nine to thirty eight should Zach be fired? Fifty
Speaker 2: thousand said yes. Then I went back and wanted to reconsider.
Speaker 2: I thought that might have been a bit too harsh.
Speaker 2: I wanted to soften up a little bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Two hours later, Bengal Bengals give up five hundred and
Speaker 2: five total yards, losing a fifteen point fourth quarter lead
Speaker 2: at home with a to a winless team that stinks.
Speaker 2: Zach says, this is unacceptable, it's unacceptable. Really, did Duke
Speaker 2: Tobin or Al Golden or Zach step up? Who's in
Speaker 2: worst shape? Mayrim pireval or Zach Shuler? What do you
Speaker 2: answer the question? Give both of them answer the question.
Speaker 8: And you know who's loving life in about one hundred
Speaker 8: miles away from here, up I seventy four eh Indianapolis
Speaker 8: Lou and Rumo Bingo. They're seven to one. The Colts
Speaker 8: have scored thirty plus points in seven of their eight games.
Speaker 8: They actually should be eight to Noah, Big Lou was
Speaker 8: the problem.
Speaker 2: Now we find out it's not Big Lou, it's l
Speaker 2: Duco El Duco Tobin, what do you think about Duco?
Speaker 2: What's big Al?
Speaker 4: Big.
Speaker 2: What about Al from Notre Dame? Where's the rock? Where's
Speaker 2: the rock? He's probably down there trying out it was Al.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. What if Brendan Soresby lands on
Speaker 2: Sunday morning about eleven am from Utah. Yeah, and Joe
Speaker 2: Flacco wacko can't play. So you got a choice between
Speaker 2: Jacob Snake Browning and Brendan Soursby.
Speaker 8: I would also I would also drop up the UC
Speaker 8: offensive line because they've they've only given up two sacks
Speaker 8: this year.
Speaker 2: Could you take the into Big twelve? Take the quarterback? Yeah,
Speaker 2: coach him up quickly, would you agree? Who cares? Get
Speaker 2: him in there? Throw it to one or fifteen and
Speaker 2: don't throw it to the tight end number eighty. Don't
Speaker 2: throw it to him.
Speaker 8: Well, leave the stute reporters approp service, every local Thamestar
Speaker 8: heating in air conditioning dealers tamestar quality you can feel
Speaker 8: in Cincinnati, Wyoming air.
Speaker 2: Won eight eight eight h A h V A C
Speaker 2: now said I was talking to Justice Joe. Yeah Deeters,
Speaker 2: he called you a putts for the Bengals. Will you
Speaker 2: criticize the Bengals defense? Yes? Or no?
Speaker 8: Let's see Willie brought the Bengals up. They brought to
Speaker 8: you by good Spirits and party Town with thirteen convenient
Speaker 8: locations in northern Kentucky. And I'm sure they were opened
Speaker 8: big time after the game yesterday, selling lots of booze.
Speaker 8: Let's see thirty nine to thirty eight the final. The
Speaker 8: defense porous to say the least, racked up over five
Speaker 8: hundred yards. That Jets had not scored a touchdown in
Speaker 8: two games. They may they had two free field goals
Speaker 8: last week and a like a field goal and another
Speaker 8: field goal in a safety.
Speaker 2: The week before. They can't score. The Bengals got him right.
Speaker 8: The owner rips the quarterback midweek saying that he can't
Speaker 8: do anything.
Speaker 2: Guy named Johnson.
Speaker 8: They don't know who's going to quarterback wood. He their
Speaker 8: coach yesterday on the sideline looked like he didn't know
Speaker 8: what he was doing.
Speaker 2: And look and they come away with a victory.
Speaker 8: And their two best wide receivers and sauce gardners out.
Speaker 8: Didn't play their their defensive back then, guy, so they
Speaker 8: had no team correct. They show up and put light
Speaker 8: up the Bengals for thirty nine points. Jants rally from
Speaker 8: four different deficits of at least fourteen points. Bengals are
Speaker 8: up ten to nothing, twenty four to ten, thirty one
Speaker 8: to sixteen. That was in the third quarter. I thought, right,
Speaker 8: then you get another touchdown right there. It's ober No No.
Speaker 8: Thirty eight to twenty four with ten minutes to go.
Speaker 2: How do you explain this? It's just what happened. Can
Speaker 2: I give you one other factoy? Go ahead? Since twenty sixteen,
Speaker 2: the Bengals have had ten games on Thursday Night football,
Speaker 2: which gives them ten days, thank you Thursday Night to
Speaker 2: get ready.
Speaker 8: And all the momentum from the Pittsburgh game and everything else,
Speaker 8: and what happened.
Speaker 2: You know what their record is in those ten games
Speaker 2: stinks zero nine and one since twenty sixteen on a
Speaker 2: Thursday night. Give the Bengals ten days to get ready. Hell,
Speaker 2: they're even worse.
Speaker 8: More to night on Bengals line. Let's talk more. Six
Speaker 8: oh five right here on seven other WLW. The Monsters
Speaker 8: are the Midway roll into town this Sunday. The Chicago Bears.
Speaker 2: We just lost to Baltimore.
Speaker 8: And the Bears are two and the Bengals are two
Speaker 8: and a half point dogs to the Bears at home.
Speaker 2: Say that again. The Bengals. Bengals are underdogs two and
Speaker 2: a half points. This is embarrassing.
Speaker 8: Monday Night football has Washington in Kansas City. Oh one
Speaker 8: other one big injury, give me a big ann Linebacker
Speaker 8: Shaka Shaka Hayward suffered a hairline fracture to his fibula.
Speaker 2: He is out for like four weeks. What about Trey Hendricks?
Speaker 8: Trey Hendricks and I don't think he's going to be
Speaker 8: doing too much dancing. His hip was hurting yesterday as
Speaker 8: he walked off the field. Apparently was a chief shot
Speaker 8: by one of the Jets. What about Joe Flacco on
Speaker 8: his shoulder?
Speaker 2: He's okay? Would you play Soresby on Sunday with the
Speaker 2: Bengals or Browning? If Flacco can't play, do you bring
Speaker 2: up Brendan Soresby and pay him?
Speaker 8: Speaking of Soresby, the Bearcats have moved up four spots
Speaker 8: to seventeenth this week in the AP Pole Major Big
Speaker 8: twelve action this Saturday Night on the road for the
Speaker 8: Bearcats at seven to one. What about the Mormatt number
Speaker 8: twenty four Utah? The Mormons are ten ten to fifteen kickoff.
Speaker 8: The Mormons are tough. The Mid American Conference leader the
Speaker 8: Miami RedHawks four to ozh A top that league. After
Speaker 8: their win Saturday, LSU let go Brian Kelly. He's owed
Speaker 8: fifty four million dollars in buyout money. The Tigers are
Speaker 8: five and three, two and three in the SEC. They
Speaker 8: also let go of their offensive coordinator, Joe Sloan. How
Speaker 8: is he the tither law of Scott Sloan. Scott Sloan
Speaker 8: is gonna do? What with LSU?
Speaker 2: Well, no, Joe Sloan is his brother in law. He's
Speaker 2: leaving LSU. Yeah, they gassed him today. Now is Brian
Speaker 2: Kelly going to be the new coach at Penn State?
Speaker 2: They say, Penn State's going after him big time. There's
Speaker 2: this set off though on the LSU money. I set
Speaker 2: off What you think about that? What's that mean?
Speaker 8: He gets like half of what he well, the buyout
Speaker 8: goes away over the four years that remained.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh that's right. So yeah, set off the amount
Speaker 2: of money he makes somewhere else against the fifty four mil. Now,
Speaker 2: were you at the departure of Brian Kelly when he
Speaker 2: coached UC. Yes, and then I got the Notre Downtown
Speaker 2: at the West and explain what happened.
Speaker 8: They had the banquet down there to the Orange Bowler
Speaker 8: Sugar Bowler. Yeah, and they they announced. He announces inside
Speaker 8: that he's leaving for Notre Dame.
Speaker 2: What happened? He left that, he left the banquet hall.
Speaker 2: What happened?
Speaker 8: And he is surrounded by Cincinnati police and people are
Speaker 8: booing him and throwing stuff at him and going crazy.
Speaker 8: The faith and he gets into that, he gets into
Speaker 8: an suv and heads to South Bend.
Speaker 2: The faithful or not happy? Is that fair to say? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Now Notre Dame feels exactly the same way about Brian Kelly, who,
Speaker 2: by the way, the all time winning US Notre Dame
Speaker 2: coach is Brian Kelly. Right, he recruited these kids, telling
Speaker 2: him I'm staying. He then leaves to LSU for the Moolah,
Speaker 2: the Green let us to Salvation. So you see non accompassment.
Speaker 2: It's not welcomed Notre Dame. Brian Kelly, not welcomed. Brian.
Speaker 2: I think we're gonna have Rocky address that issue. LSU
Speaker 2: not welcomed. But now Penn State wants him.
Speaker 8: Now we say congratulations. In high school football, the park
Speaker 8: is in. Tell me the Park is in the playoffs
Speaker 8: against Anna this weekend to play a woman, not Anna,
Speaker 8: and your your.
Speaker 2: Basketball team unscored? What do you usually say? Undefeated, untied,
Speaker 2: unscored on that's the Taft Senators.
Speaker 8: They went ten to zero. They're in that playoffs. They
Speaker 8: outscored their opponents three hundred and fifty to nothing in
Speaker 8: a seven game shutout streak that started September twelfth. The
Speaker 8: Half Senators, what are rolling? Get them to play defense?
Speaker 8: At pay Corps Soccer MLS First Round tonight, Best of
Speaker 8: three series, Game one, Columbus Crew v FC Cincinnati, Where
Speaker 8: hell is real in the West End?
Speaker 2: Six fifteen, Fox Sports thirteen sixty. I got a report
Speaker 2: from all got Ron's roost that you were there at
Speaker 2: the buffet line and you had to be asked to
Speaker 2: step away. According to Ron Junior, you called a chair
Speaker 2: up to the buffet line. Us Lato started eating out
Speaker 2: of the dishes. Is that true?
Speaker 4: Don't?
Speaker 2: I don't like when people see me do that, but yes.
Speaker 8: Baseball Game three of the World Series tonight, Blue Jays
Speaker 8: and Dodgers in LA.
Speaker 2: Was all tied one one. Can I give you a
Speaker 2: to it on that go ahead? Max Scherzer is the
Speaker 2: only pitcher in baseball history to pitch for four different
Speaker 2: teams in the World Series.
Speaker 8: Also Willie women's basketball. We say all the best of
Speaker 8: d Alexander Hurt, former persona Mary and Great and headed
Speaker 8: to the Cincinnati Bearcats women's team.
Speaker 9: Hurt.
Speaker 8: She's going to miss the first half of the season
Speaker 8: with a lower body injury. What does that mean, Well,
Speaker 8: I guess she's gonna be missed. I don't know, knee,
Speaker 8: maybe I don't know.
Speaker 2: Toe.
Speaker 8: The college basketball season begins one week from today.
Speaker 2: With Joe Burrow. It's the toe, it's the calf, it's
Speaker 2: the knee, it's the wrist. It's the toe, and it's
Speaker 2: the calf. It's the knee, and it's the wrist. And
Speaker 2: we also want to say congratulations too, Tony Pike. How
Speaker 2: about Dave Lapham? Does the PA announceror No, Dave Lapham's number.
Speaker 8: I don't think so. They don't know which Super Bowl
Speaker 8: he played in either. That's embarrassing. Charlie Lucan, the former
Speaker 8: mayor of Cincinnati and King of Lucan's loft if you
Speaker 8: can find it at the hard Rock Charlie Lucan with
Speaker 8: a hole in one what one and sixty three yards
Speaker 8: seventh hole of O'Banion Creek.
Speaker 2: I've played there many times in many guys. Is Jink
Speaker 2: right in the cup? Is he playing with Locan? I
Speaker 2: don't know what about Brendan, call call him up. Let's
Speaker 2: give him a call. So call him up, Chas.
Speaker 8: Lucan with a hole in one I guess sometime over
Speaker 8: the weekend O'Banion Creek one and sixty three yards.
Speaker 2: So he is now tied with you for holes in one,
Speaker 2: Bruce Rid, he's head fourteen. So now what else? This
Speaker 2: is dangerous? Are you ready?
Speaker 1: See?
Speaker 2: If Lucan picks off, picks up, we're gonna have to
Speaker 2: have a live update on how in the hell did
Speaker 2: he do this? I don't know. See he's not picking up,
Speaker 2: he's he's an acant's loft? What I do now? Alright, Chas,
Speaker 2: watch your language live on the air. Yas you got
Speaker 2: in trouble us. I spent a year I got in
Speaker 2: trouble to get easy. Now tell tell Chaz what happened. Well,
Speaker 2: this is a news item, Charlie.
Speaker 8: Congratulations, we just mentioned you your hole in one, number
Speaker 8: seventh hole of Obanion Creek one hundred and sixty three
Speaker 8: yards over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Congratulations, give me an update on the hole on one chas.
Speaker 10: I appreciate its sake. I saw one he sent me congratulation. Really,
Speaker 10: I know you had a feathered and eight iron in there,
Speaker 10: but I fe stand on a sixth iron to get
Speaker 10: it there.
Speaker 2: But was it high.
Speaker 10: It's a lot of fun. It's it's a great You've
Speaker 10: probably done it many tis one. I've done it one time,
Speaker 10: one time with him. I'm the only one of my
Speaker 10: group have it won. Bruce Rody's had fourteen. I've had
Speaker 10: one in my life.
Speaker 2: Dunked it. But it's the great the greatest feeling of
Speaker 2: the clothes on you're ever gonna have. It's a little surreal.
Speaker 1: To be honest with you.
Speaker 10: I just kind of just was in stun silence for
Speaker 10: a second.
Speaker 2: It was great fun.
Speaker 4: It was great fun.
Speaker 2: I understand they don't get to hear.
Speaker 10: All, but I understand that every once in a while,
Speaker 10: you're still on a clip of me saying something stupid, inappropriate, stupid.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, well we have we have the chance cuts to
Speaker 2: live and in.
Speaker 8: For me, God gone but not forgotten, Gone but not forgotten,
Speaker 8: and we play the cuts at an appropriate moment.
Speaker 2: We can't get any from the current. He won't come
Speaker 2: on with me if you're the last Cranley would come on.
Speaker 2: I wonder why have you thought about seeing I.
Speaker 10: Can't imagine you seemed to have such a warm relationship
Speaker 10: with him.
Speaker 2: Well, Irish really got a hold of me. She wants
Speaker 2: to come on at some point. You know what I said? Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: I'm never on a heartbeat. Have you thought about seasoned
Speaker 2: power again and ruling for a thousand years?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: No, I mean you know that's between you and Brendan.
Speaker 2: I'm in the weeds. You're in the weeds, smoking pident
Speaker 2: of a chamber. I tell you he runs a good outfit.
Speaker 2: I went to the Taste in Octoberfest, but chance we
Speaker 2: got to go. We're going to play a couple of
Speaker 2: your cuts for you. Thanks. You see that worked pretty
Speaker 2: good work on seven hundred WLW all right, Drew from
Speaker 2: Elder High School hit the music. I'm going to open
Speaker 2: up the telephone lines now. I think Rusty from Trip
Speaker 2: City's going to be first. Obviously, the Bengals management, the ownership,
Speaker 2: the coaching have no idea what they're doing. Blind dumbbe
Speaker 2: fottled fools one type or another. Lou Anarumo took the
Speaker 2: hit over the off season for having a bad defense.
Speaker 2: He now finds himself in in Annapolis with maybe the
Speaker 2: best team in the AFC, and the defense is sixth
Speaker 2: or seventh in the league. So here's the deal. We
Speaker 2: have five lines. I'm sorry, three lines are open. Five
Speaker 2: to one, three, seven, four, nine, one thousand or pound
Speaker 2: seven hundred. You're going to either one, and if you
Speaker 2: pass the muster of Drew from Elder High School, my
Speaker 2: producer Dujore, you will be on the air with me,
Speaker 2: which is an honor by itself when you think about it.
Speaker 2: And when the lines are full, each person will be
Speaker 2: given no more than one minute. So if your call
Speaker 2: is answered and you pass muster, whatever the hell muster is,
Speaker 2: then you'll be on the air with me and you'll
Speaker 2: be given thirty seconds to one minute for the legendary
Speaker 2: fast break. To offer advice to the Bengals ownership, management, coaches,
Speaker 2: or the players as far as what went right, what's
Speaker 2: gone wrong, how to correct it. They've given up seventy
Speaker 2: points in the last two games against the horsepucky teams
Speaker 2: that stink. The Jets particularly stink. They took down their
Speaker 2: starting quarterback Taylor earlier in the week, and they also
Speaker 2: lost Sauce Gardner on the defensive side. They also have
Speaker 2: their two top wide receivers not playing. They're hurt too,
Speaker 2: So this was a decimated This was an awful Jets
Speaker 2: team that beat the crap out of the Bengals. All
Speaker 2: the expert analysts say the Bengals are done, but the
Speaker 2: long suffering Bengals fans of which I consider myself apart,
Speaker 2: I want to give. If you want to give advice
Speaker 2: to the coaches, the players, the ownership, now it's your chance.
Speaker 2: I'll go to the calls. Now we have Rusty from
Speaker 2: Tip City, and Tim and Mike and Campbell County and
Speaker 2: many others. Each caller will be given thirty seconds to
Speaker 2: one minute. The legendary fast break is underway, and often
Speaker 2: take calls. But these are desperate times and defferent times.
Speaker 2: Desperate times call for desperate measures, and right now we
Speaker 2: are desperate and we need something. The Bengals sign up,
Speaker 2: according to the county commissioners, for another ten years. All right,
Speaker 2: we got all lines full. Each caller is given thirty
Speaker 2: seconds to one minute. Say hi to Drew when you
Speaker 2: call in. The producer Doujore from Elder High School, who,
Speaker 2: by the way ten and zero. The best high school
Speaker 2: experience I've ever had was going to the going to
Speaker 2: the Elder game against Muller High School in the pit
Speaker 2: and to watch that atmosphere, to be there with tailgating
Speaker 2: with Johnny Kraft at all with father Anthony Brouch. I
Speaker 2: saw the head football coach Ramsey, and I gave him
Speaker 2: a ward or two. I told him the Maller faithful
Speaker 2: told me they're going to kick the crap out of
Speaker 2: Elder tonight in the pit. That didn't turn out so well.
Speaker 2: Let's go to the calls. Now you get thirty seconds
Speaker 2: to a minute, get your thoughts together, comments on the Bengals.
Speaker 2: What went right? What went wrong? Nothing went right except
Speaker 2: the offense? And do you have hope? Let's begin with
Speaker 2: Rusty and Trip City. Rusty, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. Rusty,
Speaker 2: what do you got?
Speaker 12: Thanks for taking my call, Willie, And it is Zack Toulah.
Speaker 12: I've been a long time ticket season ticket holder.
Speaker 1: I didn't like him from the get go, but.
Speaker 12: Anyway, it doesn't seem, you know, like the beginning of
Speaker 12: the season we've been complaining about for years. Yes, he
Speaker 12: doesn't like he's a head coach. He refuses to change
Speaker 12: who's played call flake, you know, play calling. I have
Speaker 12: an article. You may want to take this down. Let
Speaker 12: me write it down, Steven.
Speaker 1: Are you I z this article was read?
Speaker 12: Yeah, it was written after the Super Bowl year and
Speaker 12: questioning Zach Taylor then, so that was after the super Bowl.
Speaker 12: But anyway, it's it's it's sad, it's it's disgusting.
Speaker 2: Have you lost hope? Do you have hope? Not?
Speaker 12: As long as that's there.
Speaker 2: I have all kinds of hope. If he's gone, shouldn't
Speaker 2: you be coaching? Like in high school summer? He seems
Speaker 2: like a nice guy, seems like a good family man. Uh,
Speaker 2: he's like mister Rogers, nice guy. He held the news conference, says,
Speaker 2: you know what this this he said this disappointed me.
Speaker 2: I said, really, we just got to play better. That's
Speaker 2: all as well. He's got a firm bress in the.
Speaker 12: Yes, that's his job is to make him play better.
Speaker 12: And Lou Lou just two years ago was one of
Speaker 12: the most attractive attractive coaches there was out there.
Speaker 2: And they follow him. We got to run, But Rusty,
Speaker 2: I got it down. I got it right here. Steven Ruiz.
Speaker 2: I'm looking him up all right. Thank you God, bless America.
Speaker 2: We got Mason now, the home of the Comets and
Speaker 2: the transmitter Tim from Mason, Tim, we need hope, give
Speaker 2: me your analysis.
Speaker 4: I have no hope.
Speaker 13: I think the curse of the Schnarf has been placed
Speaker 13: on the Bengals. I think that Lou Amarumo and Teresa
Speaker 13: Siji share in the Scapegoat title. I think that's the
Speaker 13: new thing.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 13: You got to do a Fiji on people. That's what
Speaker 13: they did to Amarumo. And you know, the only thing
Speaker 13: I blame the fans Mike Brown. I don't blame him
Speaker 13: for just sitting there and counting all that money that
Speaker 13: comes in. He's never going to change. Last time they
Speaker 13: changed is when the fans stopped coming during the Marvin
Speaker 13: Lewis era and there was the stadium deals and stuff
Speaker 13: going like, oh, we got to do something cosmetically here,
Speaker 13: let's get rid of starving Marvin, laughing Marvin.
Speaker 1: So they did that.
Speaker 13: As long as you keep buying their tickets. And by
Speaker 13: the way, the renewals went out Friday with huge increases.
Speaker 4: Hope y'all enjoy that.
Speaker 13: So as long as you keep buying the tickets and
Speaker 13: the twenty dollars beers and the ten dollars hot dogs
Speaker 13: and one hundred dollars parking passes. They're never going to change.
Speaker 13: Now I'm here, you're running ads on your radio station
Speaker 13: with Dan Hord and Dave Lapdog saying that there's a
Speaker 13: waiting list. You can pay hundreds of dollars to get
Speaker 13: on the list, to sign up for writing big checks
Speaker 13: to mikey boy, just to watch these fiascos every week.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's a joke the fans. As long as
Speaker 13: you keep sending him your money, he's never going to change.
Speaker 1: And don't tell me that Katie.
Speaker 13: And her daughters are any differenttic thing. We're stuck with
Speaker 13: the Brown family. They're not going to sell the team.
Speaker 13: They're only going to make cosmetic changes. As long as
Speaker 13: Mike Brown his family own this team, Cincinnati would never
Speaker 13: win a Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: Tim, thanks for your comments. I'll pass them on. Thank
Speaker 2: you for your comments. Let's go to Mike and Campbell County,
Speaker 2: the home of the Campbell's, and then another Tim and
Speaker 2: Mike and Campbell County give me a full report. What
Speaker 2: advice do you give to the Bengals?
Speaker 11: Wellie, thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 5: My comment is we know they're not going to fire
Speaker 5: as actual They never fire a coach in the middle
Speaker 5: of the season, not a head coach anyway.
Speaker 11: I say, Mike Zimmer sitting in Independence, he wanted to
Speaker 11: come here when they fired lou He even volunteered to
Speaker 11: be a consultant to help him.
Speaker 5: Find a coach. Call Mike Zimmer. That was one of
Speaker 5: the best defenses they ever had when he was here.
Speaker 5: Good miss Starvin.
Speaker 2: Marvin Zimmer's a good man, head coaching experience with the Vikings.
Speaker 2: He lives in our community, driven by his farm in Independence.
Speaker 2: It's a wonderful facility. I'll pass on. That's a good
Speaker 2: name because unless Zach Shule is let go, nothing's going
Speaker 2: to change. And I don't want to. I'd rather be
Speaker 2: a great person as opposed to being a great coach.
Speaker 2: And Zach Shul is a great person. He's a good husband,
Speaker 2: a good father, nice guy, got his hat on, crooked,
Speaker 2: doesn't know what he's doing. Reminds me of Dave Schule.
Speaker 2: I'm sure Dave was a nice guy. And Gary Reesener
Speaker 2: pulls down his hat. That reminded me of Zach Taylor.
Speaker 2: He's just somebody that's fell into something making five million
Speaker 2: bucks a year, and he's going nowhere because the Brown
Speaker 2: family's not going to pay him five million dollars next year.
Speaker 2: He's signed through twenty twenty six. But Mike Zimmer will
Speaker 2: be an excellent option. Let's continue now go to Tim
Speaker 2: in Cincinnati, and then Rob and Rick and Jack and
Speaker 2: Mike and many others, and Tim, Welcome to the Bill
Speaker 2: Cunningham Show. Tim give the Brown family your advice.
Speaker 3: Well, first off, Willie, thanks taking a call.
Speaker 14: Fellow wildcat. There sucks if they lost on Friday. Anyway,
Speaker 14: they need to go back to what has been working.
Speaker 14: Case Brown has been running the ball. Continue running the ball,
Speaker 14: use up the clock, park management, use what works.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's all I got.
Speaker 2: How about how about the fact they can't play defense.
Speaker 2: I mean, the Bengals have the worst defense in the
Speaker 2: National Football League and I call them the Matadors. Someone
Speaker 2: gets around them, they step to the side. Looks like
Speaker 2: Henderson's going to be out because of the cheap shot
Speaker 2: and the drafting by Duke Tobin's been awful and terrible,
Speaker 2: not held to account. Has been there for years. He's
Speaker 2: a good friend of Mike Brown, who by the way
Speaker 2: just turned ninety years old, and I'm wondering what what
Speaker 2: does Mike Brown know at the age of ninety. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 14: I can't answer that one, but I mean defense, arm tackling.
Speaker 14: You can't tackle somebody with just your arms, especially in
Speaker 14: the proof in the National Football Weekend.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your call the Bengals managements writing these
Speaker 2: names and numbers down. Let's go to Robin Trenton, the
Speaker 2: home of the Beer Company and the Robin Trenton. Welcome
Speaker 2: to the Bill Cunningham Show. Rob, give me a full report.
Speaker 15: Thank you, Bill, four year season ticket holder, lifetime Bengal lover.
Speaker 1: And the bottom line.
Speaker 15: Is this team is never going to be nothing until.
Speaker 3: The Browns relinquish.
Speaker 15: Controlled good luck they have. I agree they have money,
Speaker 15: lifetime of money generations. But zach Shula and that's great.
Speaker 5: What you're calling because that's the fact.
Speaker 3: Because he looks like a deer nadlfe.
Speaker 2: You know, you know, Rob, we just got to play better,
Speaker 2: that's all we just got. We just got to play better.
Speaker 3: No, you don't want, you don't want Willie. We gotta
Speaker 3: get tough, you know, play better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I gotta play better. Well, he's got a firm
Speaker 2: gress for the album. You can't play worse? How do
Speaker 2: you play worse?
Speaker 12: You?
Speaker 1: You can't?
Speaker 3: You can't.
Speaker 15: That is the sorious line I've ever seen in my life.
Speaker 2: Lazy and that no one's account. But do you think
Speaker 2: the players fear Zach Shuler? Do you think they say, man,
Speaker 2: I gotta be careful.
Speaker 15: You want He's the guy got his head stuck in
Speaker 15: the toilet in high school.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks for your call. I'm waiting for something positive, Drew.
Speaker 2: I'm sure it's coming at some point, Rick. And then
Speaker 2: we have Jack and Mike and Terry and Luigi and
Speaker 2: Rick in Western Hills, the home of the Western Bowl,
Speaker 2: and of course Ron's Russ Rick. What do you got?
Speaker 16: I think the players are pretty good. I think that
Speaker 16: they're they're completely out of shape. I see it when
Speaker 16: they practice show clips on them on the New Is.
Speaker 16: They're they're they're wearing shoulder pants and helmets, but they
Speaker 16: don't wear pants, so they're they're wearing around in Jim
Speaker 16: Schwartz and so they're not tackling, they're not having contact practices,
Speaker 16: and so when they come to play on Sunday, they're
Speaker 16: not ready to go. And that's all on the coaching
Speaker 16: and there this was addressed before they should begls should
Speaker 16: have tackling practice, and Dave Lapping was asked said, well,
Speaker 16: they're worried about injuries.
Speaker 4: You know, in in.
Speaker 16: Tackling and practice makes you hard. It hardens your body,
Speaker 16: seeks it from getting hurt. And lastly, I want them
Speaker 16: to run the stadium steps for one set around the
Speaker 16: entire stadium there at Paul Brown Stadium, for every touchdown
Speaker 16: a defense lit up. They should run them like they
Speaker 16: did back in high school and we delayed an egg.
Speaker 16: They made us run all week long and then we
Speaker 16: just pour out the next week's team.
Speaker 4: So they need to.
Speaker 2: Get hard on the team.
Speaker 16: They need them go instead of watching film today, make
Speaker 16: them go run the stadium and stuff in full equipment pad,
Speaker 16: no contact, and they make sure that they have contact
Speaker 16: football the rest of the week.
Speaker 2: Now, let me write that down. Run the stadium steps.
Speaker 2: I can remember at Deer Park High School, which by
Speaker 2: the way, has a Levey up next week which needs
Speaker 2: to pass. It's a great high school run by good people.
Speaker 2: Money's being saved by deer Park High School community schools.
Speaker 2: But at deer Park we had to run the steps
Speaker 2: we had to go up and down, up and down.
Speaker 2: Jerry Wood would beat us with bull whips. We used
Speaker 2: to run, run, run, and Marty Langhorse always his first
Speaker 2: I was second. Go down the hallway, up the steps,
Speaker 2: second floor, down the hallway, up the third floor, up
Speaker 2: the steps, down the hallway, come back down the steps,
Speaker 2: down the steps, and if we screwed up, we had
Speaker 2: to get on the line. Blew the whistle. We touched
Speaker 2: the mid court line and back we touched the foul line,
Speaker 2: and back we touched the out of baseline and back
Speaker 2: we ran, ran, ran. That's all we did was run,
Speaker 2: and it's a consequence. We learned that bad behavior has
Speaker 2: bad consequences and good behavior is good consequences. We need
Speaker 2: to have that good old fashioned attitude of a Vince Lombardi,
Speaker 2: someone that traded the play as well, but demanded victory,
Speaker 2: always victory. We have a head coach who simply is
Speaker 2: a nice guy, who's a good husband, good father, would
Speaker 2: be a good friend and a good neighbor. The only
Speaker 2: think he hate out a problem with is coaching an
Speaker 2: NFL football team. It's going to Jack and Harrison, the
Speaker 2: home of j ATM and also a Rocky Boyman and
Speaker 2: Mike and Indian Hill. He must be rich, Jack and Harrison.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. What do you got,
Speaker 2: mister Cunningham.
Speaker 5: I consider it an honor and a privilege.
Speaker 1: To speak to you, sir, God bless him and you.
Speaker 3: You have always been the voice of the hard working
Speaker 3: man of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Yes, and you're the voice of common sense.
Speaker 5: And what I'm gonna give you the answer?
Speaker 2: Let me have it.
Speaker 3: Dave Rapham, jive, Dave Rapham the whistle.
Speaker 12: Then Jack Packin, Zack Packen.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, Dave.
Speaker 3: Lapham would take this team to the oar. He's everything
Speaker 3: that great coaches are made up.
Speaker 2: Yes, he played every position. He played every position.
Speaker 3: He knows the game better than you or I do
Speaker 3: put together. He knows every crack and every seam of football.
Speaker 2: He knows it all. I'm gonna call David Lapham and
Speaker 2: the other thing request to you. Yeah, what is it?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 1: Can I do the tip star thing with you?
Speaker 9: Just one time in my life?
Speaker 3: Can I do it with you?
Speaker 2: Are you ready at the line, I'm ready already. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm going to say three two one does do it together?
Speaker 2: Three two one Temp Star Star I love America, God
Speaker 2: bless her. You're a d I am in my own mind.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: And by the way, the public address announcer has got
Speaker 2: to learn Dave Lapham's number. It wasn't sixty three, it
Speaker 2: was sixty two. And he's got to learn what Super
Speaker 2: Bowl Dave Lapham played in. Let's continue with Mike and
Speaker 2: Indian Hill. He must be rich Mike an Indian Hill.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Bill Cunningham Show. Mike, how are you, Willy?
Speaker 1: I'm doing well.
Speaker 4: How are you, buddy?
Speaker 2: I need advice and consultations right now? What what advice
Speaker 2: do you give? Mikey boy ground?
Speaker 1: So I'm turning the tables on you. Aaron Glenn, who's zero.
Speaker 4: To seven londs.
Speaker 3: A play with a half back pass to breathe who
Speaker 3: throws to our best dB?
Speaker 1: And we can't stop that? Wouldn't new media say?
Speaker 3: What wouldn't media say if we knocked that ball down?
Speaker 2: Well, the defensive back didn't have his head turned around,
Speaker 2: had nothing else to do. Everything that could go wrong
Speaker 2: went wrong. There was no adjustments at halftime whatever. They
Speaker 2: were winning twenty four to thirteen at the half. And
Speaker 2: did I share with you the text on my ex
Speaker 2: account I put out at the halftime, and my text
Speaker 2: got progressively worse. I said, it's the half Bengals beating
Speaker 2: up on the lowly Jets twenty four to thirteen. I know,
Speaker 2: I know you might snicker about this. I know you might.
Speaker 2: But but as far as the Bengals are concerned, what
Speaker 2: if the Bengals are ten and five Flacco has led
Speaker 2: them to glory and Joe Burrow feels better the middle
Speaker 2: of December? Do you sit down, Joe Flacco and play
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow? Most people said no, let them play at this, Oh,
Speaker 2: you got to get Burrow a chance. But Burrow between
Speaker 2: his toe and his caff and his knee and his wrist,
Speaker 2: from the toe to the caff to the knee, the
Speaker 2: guy's hurt.
Speaker 13: How differently would the New York media treat oh Nack
Speaker 13: than the Cincinnati the media truth?
Speaker 2: They would run him out of town. It'd run him
Speaker 2: out of town.
Speaker 3: Gone got to get rid of him.
Speaker 2: And I can't say loudly enough he's a good man,
Speaker 2: a good father, a good husband, a good neighbor, a
Speaker 2: good friend. The only thing he can't do is coach
Speaker 2: NFL football. Other than that, he's great. Thanks for your call,
Speaker 2: We'll do this again. At some point we got full lines.
Speaker 2: I got to him as time allows to twenty six
Speaker 2: Home of Your Bengals, News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I wish I had that reason for you.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 17: It's just someone's got to set up and make play.
Speaker 17: Someone's gonna make play either way, just to separate that
Speaker 17: game for us. Great turnover, get it on the ground,
Speaker 17: a third down win, offensively, explosive play in the game.
Speaker 3: It's never happened for us when the defense started to
Speaker 3: face a versity.
Speaker 2: Do you feel like it's snowballed on that group.
Speaker 17: Yeah, we just need somebody to rise up and make
Speaker 17: a play. Someone just just hold the fort down, you know.
Speaker 17: And and I didn't see enough of that today.
Speaker 7: Oh hello, Hello, Byetts. I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: God Sega. I have Jim Trussell coming up, the Lieutenant
Speaker 2: Governor of Ohaio in about fifteen minutes. Is he gonna
Speaker 2: take LSU take over l s U? Penn stay in
Speaker 2: state or Florida or the Bengals the Bengal Faiths for
Speaker 2: calling for a scalp. Zach Shula's scalp. They won Shula
Speaker 2: and segment Jim trust, Jim trust will won a national title.
Speaker 2: That's all I can tell you. He'll be here in
Speaker 2: about fifteen minutes to talk about taking over l s
Speaker 2: U ben State, Florida, Oklahoma State, us CEU U C
Speaker 2: l A or the Bengals will heave the A stuote
Speaker 2: reporters approach service of your local temp Star heating and
Speaker 2: air conditioning dealers tame star quality you could feel in
Speaker 2: beautiful northern Kentucky. Call any weather heating an air at
Speaker 2: eight five, nine seventy one forty eight twenty two segue,
Speaker 2: I opened up the lines. Who had some great suggestions
Speaker 2: from the Bengals fans about what to do to make
Speaker 2: the Bengals better? I wrote down many of the answers.
Speaker 2: Who do I communicate those two? I don't know with
Speaker 2: the Bengals, I don't know.
Speaker 8: Like who Duke Tobin, Yeah, Zach'll call him now, you
Speaker 8: know Troy Blackburn would be the guy.
Speaker 2: Hey, I like that guy, Yeah, Troy.
Speaker 8: Troy Blackburn listened Touff, so he would he would listen
Speaker 8: to you. What about lou An Arumo, He's in Indianapolis,
Speaker 8: Love and Life.
Speaker 2: Can't do the job? Can he not?
Speaker 12: Here?
Speaker 1: A notre names al Golden We careful what you wish for.
Speaker 2: There's chance has had the hole in one set over
Speaker 2: the weekend number six at Obanion Creek as that is
Speaker 2: number seven seven, one hundred and sixty three yards like
Speaker 2: me missing that. I'm asking you know, I'm a little
Speaker 2: bit I know about Mike and he think he's that character. Yeah.
Speaker 2: One thing you should not do when you're putting Dave
Speaker 2: Lapham in the ring of honor has announced he was
Speaker 2: the Great number sixty three. Oops. Secondly, get the right
Speaker 2: super Bowl. Thirdly, you got all these Bengal stars standing there,
Speaker 2: how about introducing Isaac Curtis.
Speaker 8: But he he gave the jacket to Lamar Parrish, so
Speaker 8: I think he was introduced. But there was other Bengals
Speaker 8: that were there. I don't think they introduced him. Boomer,
Speaker 8: I don't know. Did he get a voucher to get
Speaker 8: a hot dog? Boomer was there, but.
Speaker 2: No one announced these Bengal stars that you could come
Speaker 2: up with a paragraph on each. Let the fans. Here's
Speaker 2: Boomer Assassin great number seven in Mary Dylon, Cory Dillon,
Speaker 2: get him out. How about Anthony Anderson, Anthony Munos, Max Montoya.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't you introduce the Bengal players, and you got
Speaker 2: to get the number right of Dave lapham am I
Speaker 2: right or wrong. He's only been with a team for
Speaker 2: fifty years, but a great number Johnny Bench.
Speaker 8: Bengals home this Sunday will lead to the Chicago Bears.
Speaker 8: The monsters of the Midway come to town and the
Speaker 8: Bengals are two and a half point underdogs to the Bears.
Speaker 2: More tonight on Bengals Line.
Speaker 8: Talk about that debacle yesterday, underdog five here on seven
Speaker 8: hundred ww.
Speaker 2: How can you be the underdog to the Bears? They
Speaker 2: stink well, they won four straight before yesterday, then they
Speaker 2: get beat by Baltimore and then they're coming here.
Speaker 8: College football Cincinnata Bearcats move up four spots to seventeenth.
Speaker 8: This week in the AP Pole you see co leaders
Speaker 8: of the Big twelve at seven to one face a
Speaker 8: big test on the road Saturday night at the Utah Utes,
Speaker 8: who are rated twenty fourth in the nation. Got a
Speaker 8: big test se MLS Soccer first Round playoffs to night
Speaker 8: game one of the best of three Columbus Crew where
Speaker 8: hell is in the West end of TQL Stadium against
Speaker 8: our beloved Orange and Blue.
Speaker 2: Who do you like.
Speaker 8: Orange and Blue All the Way with Ted McKay Action
Speaker 8: six point fifteen on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 5: Let's not wait for hell to freeze over here?
Speaker 8: Baseball Game three of the World Series tonight, Blue Jayson
Speaker 8: Dodgers in LA Series one to one.
Speaker 2: Next three I think are in LA. How about this factoid?
Speaker 2: No pitcher in baseball history? It started four different World
Speaker 2: Series for four different teams tonight it happens, Matt Max.
Speaker 6: Sure.
Speaker 8: How about that college basketball season begins in Ernest Willie,
Speaker 8: It starts to count one week from today. I can't
Speaker 8: believe that one week from today college basketball season begins?
Speaker 2: What about Xavier? What about Andy mack?
Speaker 4: Know?
Speaker 2: Xavi's playing? And uh, you know, I don't know. Why
Speaker 2: don't we get Andy mack in here?
Speaker 8: On Andy mc mbe he'll be in here probably that well,
Speaker 8: you want him in Halloween?
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's get him in all right? How about Jack
Speaker 2: Nicholas is suing for deformation the individuals who have to
Speaker 2: fame Jack Nicholas. I know he won a court case
Speaker 2: of fifty billion, didn't he against the Nicholas companies? He
Speaker 2: did it for his family and for his little legacy.
Speaker 2: Eighty five years old, I won't be wrong that much longer.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if he can collect the fifty mil.
Speaker 2: But we'll say about that. Jack Nicholas sueing the Jerry
Speaker 2: cleared company executives and Jack's former business partners not being
Speaker 2: Howard Millstein and Andrew O'Brien, but others. Now, let the
Speaker 2: appeals begin, that's for sure. Jack Nicholas says, Nil, I
Speaker 2: have name, image and likeness. I want to protect my
Speaker 2: Nil says Jack, Go ahead, and what else? See what
Speaker 2: else is going on here? College hockey?
Speaker 8: Will he those Miami RedHawks who's won just three times
Speaker 8: last season? They're six and oh to start this year?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 8: How about that they host Arizona State in Oxford Friday
Speaker 8: and Saturday. How about that in the football and the
Speaker 8: Miami Redhawk's football team and Chuck Martin lead the MAC
Speaker 8: the Mid American Conference at four and oh.
Speaker 2: Nicholas filed the lawsuit in twenty twenty three, accusing his
Speaker 2: two former associates of orchestrating a campaign to damage his
Speaker 2: reputation as they held control of the company built on
Speaker 2: his name. Nicholas's attorney said his former partner circulated rumors
Speaker 2: that Nicholas had dementia, was no longer mentally fit to
Speaker 2: manage his affairs, and secretly negotiated seven to fifty million
Speaker 2: dollars buyout.
Speaker 8: Oops and Sody also said he wanted to go. They
Speaker 8: said he wanted to go to the Live Tour, right,
Speaker 8: but he said na babanam pga all the way with
Speaker 8: Ted McKay.
Speaker 2: Well, Jack said, enough is enough. I'm taking you to court.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe I should take you to court for
Speaker 2: the bad things you say about me of Ron's Roost.
Speaker 4: What that's true?
Speaker 2: Charlie Leaca just called in, So that's true. Make a chance.
Speaker 2: I don't know about that. Have you missed it an
Speaker 2: hour ago? Of course? The former mayor.
Speaker 8: Holding one on over the weekend Saturday, number seven at
Speaker 8: Obanion Creek one and sixty three yards to ever play.
Speaker 2: Obanion Creek's true.
Speaker 8: Make sure that you bowed down on whole number seven
Speaker 8: because Chaz got a hole in one.
Speaker 2: He had to put a plaque there. He said, he
Speaker 2: feathered a six iron from one fifty and dunked it
Speaker 2: with two hands over the top of the rim. That
Speaker 2: did your hole in one? Go straight in or have
Speaker 2: to roll in? I'm playing golf with Bruce Roddy and
Speaker 2: Wally Sweeney. Yeah, I hit a seven on number fourteen
Speaker 2: of ken Vue. There's two golf courses in Kevin Country, correct,
Speaker 2: and I hit the ball. I looked up and I
Speaker 2: didn't see it. I picked up my tee, walked back
Speaker 2: to the cart and Bruce he said, I think that
Speaker 2: one in on the fly. Really, So I got down there.
Speaker 2: It wasn't on the green and they're resting. In the
Speaker 2: bottom of the cup was my multi colored golf ball
Speaker 2: and they had my name on it, the Great American
Speaker 2: golf ball given to me by Frank Ziebell. Call today
Speaker 2: swim this year, ACR Gun Eye Pools and Spas. Call today,
Speaker 2: swim this year. And I still have that ball, which
Speaker 2: I retrieved from the cup and golf For the last
Speaker 2: fifty years, I've hit balls in the hole near the
Speaker 2: hole leaning it never had a hole of one. And
Speaker 2: this thing went in and I didn't see it go in?
Speaker 2: Did chance see it go in? And I don't know.
Speaker 2: You should find out no matter what it went in,
Speaker 2: it went in. How many holes in one of you had?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 8: At Western Hills pot Pot, I had like three or four. No,
Speaker 8: I mean a real golf no, nothing, And.
Speaker 2: By the way, the magic Man needs to get involved
Speaker 2: with some of these dealings with in the city. They
Speaker 2: have Frost Brown Todd looking at these reasons as to
Speaker 2: why the mayor hires a big time law firm to
Speaker 2: answer the question why I did something? Why did I
Speaker 2: fire Terreeshaiji? Find out why I did it? So he's
Speaker 2: gonna hire a law for him to tell him why
Speaker 2: he did something. Does that make sense to you? No,
Speaker 2: give me out of the Stuge report. We have Jim
Speaker 2: Tressel already standing by to throw his hat in the
Speaker 2: ring for the Penn State, LSU, Florida, Oklahoma State, UCLA
Speaker 2: and the Bengals job should have become open. Do you
Speaker 2: think Mike Brown would fire Zach Shuler before the end
Speaker 2: of next year when his contracts up. Don't say give
Speaker 2: me out of the Stuge report. Jim Tressell standing by Willie.
Speaker 8: We say happy birthday to one of our own today
Speaker 8: the broadcast sheriff, Happy birthday to Dave Keaton.
Speaker 2: Why'd you do that to Mike Marty Brenneman's microphone? Why'd
Speaker 2: you do that? I did not do that? Are you sure? Yes?
Speaker 2: He suspects someone not happy with him, not me. We
Speaker 2: leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge report.
Speaker 4: Ignorance is no defense.
Speaker 2: Jesz calls in being you can't say I'm stupid, therefore
Speaker 2: I'm not liable. But Jack Nicholas has successfully sued individuals
Speaker 2: who said number one he had dementia and number two
Speaker 2: He's going to join the Live Tour. Jack Nicholas is
Speaker 2: eighty five years old, going to join the Live Tour.
Speaker 2: Seg Man, your reaction unbelievable, Andy Mack. Jim Trussell coming
Speaker 2: up at your home of the Bengals, News Radio seven
Speaker 2: hundred WW State of Ohio is Jim Trussell has long
Speaker 2: routes in Youngstown and also in Columbus. He's also now
Speaker 2: the Lieutenant Governor, appointed by Mike Dwine about six eight
Speaker 2: months ago because of the departure of John Euston who
Speaker 2: became a US Senator. And Jim Trussell. Welcome again to
Speaker 2: the Bill Cunningham Show. And of course you're involved in
Speaker 2: this fitness challenge, today's registration, etc. Before we get to that,
Speaker 2: can you tell me what rama the Bengals. They have
Speaker 2: no defense. They have a great offense. In fact, the
Speaker 2: last two games, Jim, the Bengals have given up seventy
Speaker 2: points and to really two bad offenses. And they lost
Speaker 2: yesterday to a team that had lost ten to six
Speaker 2: to Carolina the week before, and they demoted the quarterback
Speaker 2: and then there were two wide receivers can't play and
Speaker 2: the Bengals gave up thirty nine points. Can you tell
Speaker 2: me what the hell's going on?
Speaker 9: You know, I can't build because I saw that the
Speaker 9: Bengals bounce game and they played pretty good defense that day,
Speaker 9: you know, But you know, the the NFL is a
Speaker 9: it's a high powered league, and when people get on
Speaker 9: a roll. But no, absolutely, as you and I have
Speaker 9: talked before, you have to have offense defense. They have
Speaker 9: special teams and if you do without one of the three,
Speaker 9: you're in trouble.
Speaker 2: Well, the Bengals are in trouble. And then they got
Speaker 2: to the Chicago Bears coming to town on Sunday, and
Speaker 2: maybe Flacco's going to play, he's got a sore shoulder.
Speaker 2: And if not, there's some rumors maybe the UC quarterback
Speaker 2: Brendan Soursby could could could quarterback the Bengals on Sunday.
Speaker 2: Is that possible to take a kid out of college
Speaker 2: and put him into the NFL.
Speaker 9: He's pretty good. I've seen him on TV. A good player,
Speaker 9: but no, I don't think they'll allow that. You know,
Speaker 9: maybe the Bengals could sign them to an NIL deal
Speaker 9: and I don't know.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the fitness you're involved in this first
Speaker 2: of all, for those who may not know what is
Speaker 2: what is the Fitness Challenge?
Speaker 9: Well, Governor DeWine asked us about six or seven months
Speaker 9: ago to start an initiative to challenge the youth of
Speaker 9: our state to develop healthy habits. So we went to
Speaker 9: work with the Department of Education and Department of Health
Speaker 9: and some teachers and principles and people that run fitness
Speaker 9: training centers, and we came up with the idea to
Speaker 9: have this Fitness Challenge. And this was our first pilot
Speaker 9: and it's for grades fourth through eighth and we have
Speaker 9: about one hundred and eighty three thousand students involved in
Speaker 9: it right now, a little over seven hundred schools. I
Speaker 9: think in southwest Ohio we have close to thirty five
Speaker 9: thousand kids just right down in your area. And we're
Speaker 9: working on having kids wherever they are right now in
Speaker 9: their fitness journey. Start there set some goals and we
Speaker 9: have three levels you can try to reach. You can
Speaker 9: get a bronze medal, you can get a silver metal,
Speaker 9: gold medal, and this one in particular is a ninety
Speaker 9: day challenge. We're just a little over half done and
Speaker 9: we've had so much interest, and we have a YouTube team,
Speaker 9: Trestle dot Ohio dot gov. That is we've got about
Speaker 9: one hundred and twenty instructional videos all different activities, former
Speaker 9: Ohio State men and women's student athletes demonstrating and we're
Speaker 9: finding the kids are throwing out their booklets and there
Speaker 9: they're taking it home and they're having their parents get involved,
Speaker 9: and it's fitness, nutrition, and rest and so it's.
Speaker 1: Been a lot of fun.
Speaker 9: And the sign up for the second round actually begins
Speaker 9: today and the people that can sign up are the
Speaker 9: Building Principles or if you're a home school situation, you
Speaker 9: can sign up again that team Trustle dot Ohio dot gov.
Speaker 9: But we're hoping Bill to get up to about three
Speaker 9: hundred and fifty thousand kids with Round two, and our
Speaker 9: goal for next ball is see if we can get
Speaker 9: nearly every Ohio and grades and we're actually going to
Speaker 9: add third grade to it. Bill and grades three through eight.
Speaker 9: We're hoping we can get nearly all of the students
Speaker 9: engaged and having fun and developing those healthy habits.
Speaker 2: These numbers, so you're saying right now in Ohio, there's
Speaker 2: one hundred and eighty three thousand kids between the fourth
Speaker 2: and eighth grade already sign up. That's almost two hundred
Speaker 2: thousand kids you're signed up, and the goal is to
Speaker 2: have another one hundred thousand. So this is somewhat below
Speaker 2: the radar, isn't it. I mean I know everything, I
Speaker 2: don't know nothing about this.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, we did a bad job.
Speaker 9: But we should have called you first to have you
Speaker 9: promoted for us, because yeah, we've been traveling all over
Speaker 9: the state. Teddy gin junior, who played in the NFL
Speaker 9: fourteen years and played for US at Ohio State, is
Speaker 9: our challenge captain, and he and I have been running
Speaker 9: around the state and we've been in schools and Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, Lime,
Speaker 9: all over the Cleveland Actor in Canton. We've been in
Speaker 9: over fifty schools doing assemblies. I'm actually today doing an
Speaker 9: assembly over in Sandusky, Ohio, just to get the kids
Speaker 9: fired up about it and the teachers and the building
Speaker 9: principles and the parents, and so that's why our people
Speaker 9: got this opportunity for us to go on the air
Speaker 9: with you. We don't want to be under the radar.
Speaker 9: We want people excited about healthy habits.
Speaker 2: That's great. And lastly, are you going to run for
Speaker 2: governor next year?
Speaker 9: No, I'm running for my life.
Speaker 4: I'm in the fitness program.
Speaker 2: You'll get segment. Don as involved.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm focused on this. And really, you know
Speaker 9: Governor Dwine well enough to know he's gonna sprint through
Speaker 9: the end right of his administration, and we're not gonna
Speaker 9: do anything but spend every minute trying to hand off
Speaker 9: as much good stuff as we can to the next administration,
Speaker 9: and then of course try to be helpful with them.
Speaker 9: But uh uh, you know, I came aboard because Mike
Speaker 9: the Wine is, in my mind, the best and he
Speaker 9: needed someone to can shit for a minute. And it's
Speaker 9: been a joy. I've learned a lot. But I think
Speaker 9: I'll go back to my unpaid consulting firm.
Speaker 2: I'll say one other thing. We need you badly. What
Speaker 2: is the website? We have many people here needing to
Speaker 2: work out. We got fat, flabby inflatel and employees everywhere
Speaker 2: where where? Can employees do you have to be a
Speaker 2: kid to do this? Or can we get segment Dennison involved?
Speaker 9: Well, you know third through eighth grade. Now you know
Speaker 9: if they could qualify mentally for being a third to
Speaker 9: eighth grader. No, you can go to Team Trussell doot
Speaker 9: Ohio dot gov and they can be a part of it.
Speaker 2: Hi, Jim, you're a great lieutenant governor, great coach of
Speaker 2: Ohio State, won a national title. Now you're doing the
Speaker 2: work of the Lord. I talked to Governor Mike DeWine.
Speaker 2: What are you going to do in your retire He says,
Speaker 2: I have no idea. I'm going to run through the
Speaker 2: finish line till January of twenty twenty seven, and you'll
Speaker 2: probably become a trustee of miam University something like that.
Speaker 2: But Jim Trussell, once again, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 2: Bill Cunningham Show and keep doing the Lord's work. Jim,
Speaker 2: keep doing it.
Speaker 9: Thanks Bill, You're a great America.
Speaker 2: God bless America. Jim, Thank you very much. Let's continue
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