Speaker 1: Seven hundred wl W back on the Big One, Dan
Speaker 1: Carolyn from Bill Cunningham, the Great Americans, and everyone's got
Speaker 1: a little more pep in their step today after I
Speaker 1: don't know if anyone was really expecting to see what
Speaker 1: we saw last night on Thursday Night Football, but thank
Speaker 1: god it happened. I like to call it the Senior Bowl,
Speaker 1: where you had the oldest player in the NFL. Joe
Speaker 1: Flacca might be the second oldest player in the NFL,
Speaker 1: but in any case, they are running around like they
Speaker 1: were twenty years younger than what they really were. A
Speaker 1: great game last night, Bengals win. Here to break it down,
Speaker 1: my buddy from ESPN fifteen thirty Moegor and Moegar glad
Speaker 1: to be here. I guess there's probably about a dozen
Speaker 1: different ways you can look at the way this game
Speaker 1: went down last night, but probably the most important thing,
Speaker 1: of course, is the scoreboard and the Bengals chuck up
Speaker 1: a very important win.
Speaker 2: Badly needed in many ways, psychologically perhaps first and foremost
Speaker 2: for the players, for the organization, for fans, but mechanically speaking.
Speaker 2: I don't know that if we were sitting here this
Speaker 2: after then talking about the Bengals being two and five
Speaker 2: with five consecutive losses, that we're not talking about the
Speaker 2: season being over quite frankly. You know, we were on
Speaker 2: yesterday a Lance McAllister Rocky and I from the Holy
Speaker 2: Grail talking about the difference between being three and four
Speaker 2: and two and five was more than just one win
Speaker 2: in either column if they had lost that game last night.
Speaker 2: I think today we're talking about who they may trade away,
Speaker 2: whether or not this may completely unravel. We're maybe talking
Speaker 2: about who's going to lose their job, and instead I
Speaker 2: think most Bengals fans are going, all right, you know,
Speaker 2: you look at that Jets game a week from Sunday,
Speaker 2: They're going to be favored the Bengals. The Chicago game
Speaker 2: is winnable. You start to look at the AFC North,
Speaker 2: which is a little bit wide or open than it
Speaker 2: would have been Pittsburgh won that game last night. You
Speaker 2: look at the rest of the AFC, which isn't the
Speaker 2: better half of the league, I don't think, and you
Speaker 2: start to talk about, you know, can they keep this
Speaker 2: thing afloat a little bit longer for Joe Burrow to
Speaker 2: come back, and can this offense takeoff even further given
Speaker 2: what we've seen over the last six quarters from from
Speaker 2: Joe Flacco. It's a lot of fun.
Speaker 1: The game did not get off to a great start.
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh's got the ball first. Aaron Rodgers flings out just
Speaker 1: a little checkdown pass to a receiver out in the flats.
Speaker 1: He gets a big hit from the Bengals defensive back,
Speaker 1: but there's no wrapping up, and what should have been
Speaker 1: maybe a one yard gain turns into about a four
Speaker 1: yard gain and Pittsburgh is off and running. I saw that, Mo,
Speaker 1: and I said to myself, I mean, how can there
Speaker 1: be after all this talk about the tackling situation, what
Speaker 1: the defense is going through, how can you come up
Speaker 1: lay a big hit on a guy like that not
Speaker 1: wrap up the basic stuff? And then it puts Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: situation whether they don't have second and nine, they have
Speaker 1: second and six, which of course is a very different situation,
Speaker 1: but the way that game started. And then later in
Speaker 1: that same series, they give up a third and eleven
Speaker 1: for a big playdown field, which sets them up to
Speaker 1: score a touchdown on their first possession. So I was
Speaker 1: looking at that first possession, I'm thinking, great, here we go.
Speaker 1: We've had all this talk. Nothing has changed. But then
Speaker 1: about three quarters of the way through the first quarter,
Speaker 1: something happened and the Bengals started playing the kind of
Speaker 1: football that I think we've expected them to play since
Speaker 1: Game one of this season.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Look, if they were going to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers,
Speaker 2: they were either going to need the defense to outperform
Speaker 2: expectation or they were going to need areas of the
Speaker 2: offense to outperform expectation. And the defense didn't do that
Speaker 2: last night. Now, they did get the two big turnovers.
Speaker 2: The DJ Turner play on the sideline was terrific. It
Speaker 2: wasn't an awesome night for the defense, lets be honest,
Speaker 2: but it was a remarkable night for Jamar Chase. You know,
Speaker 2: you feel bad for t Higgins to a degree because
Speaker 2: he made the catch and made the right play by
Speaker 2: the way, by not scoring that set up the game
Speaker 2: winning field goal. And it feels like kind of a
Speaker 2: footnote because of how good Jamar Chase was. He was otherworldly.
Speaker 3: He is.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe you take him for granted. I guess
Speaker 2: when when he's in your city. He is a remarkable
Speaker 2: football player. He plays so hard. There was a play
Speaker 2: where Chase Brown is running down the sideline and Jamar
Speaker 2: Chase outruns him to throw a block in a whole
Speaker 2: lot of high end wide receivers who go and do that.
Speaker 2: Jamar Chase was awesome last night, but so is Chase
Speaker 2: brown ran for nearly ten yards of carry. The Bengals
Speaker 2: ran for more than six yards of carry. We've talked
Speaker 2: about it all season long, the inability and sometimes unwillingness
Speaker 2: to run the football. They ran it effectively last night,
Speaker 2: and more than anything, Joe Flacco played like a guy.
Speaker 2: If if you sat someone down to watch that game
Speaker 2: last night and maybe midway through the third quarter, said
Speaker 2: to them, when do you think that quarterback got here?
Speaker 2: I think they probably would have said, well, at some
Speaker 2: point this offseason, or maybe during training camp, or perhaps
Speaker 2: they'd been with the team for a few years. Joe
Speaker 2: Flacco looked like he had complete mastery of that offense
Speaker 2: what Jake Browning couldn't do, which was hit the open guy.
Speaker 2: He throw to Jamar Chase twenty three times last night. Right,
Speaker 2: it sounds obvious throw it to your best guys. Joe
Speaker 2: Flacco did that, and I thought the offensive line, all
Speaker 2: things considered, Pittsburgh's got a very good defensive front. They
Speaker 2: blitz a lot. They have TJ. Watt, Nick Herbing, Alex
Speaker 2: high Smith, Cam Hayward. They have guys who can get
Speaker 2: after the quarterback. Joe Flacco got sacked twice. Wasn't a
Speaker 2: perfect night for the offensive line, but it was good enough,
Speaker 2: and so I think you had areas of the offense
Speaker 2: that outperformed. I think we all thought after the Green
Speaker 2: Bay game they had done some things offensively they could
Speaker 2: build on. They did more than that last night. It
Speaker 2: was a tremendous offensive performance. They got a great night
Speaker 2: from Evan McPherson kicking field goals and a win that
Speaker 2: at least for now has at least gotten the season
Speaker 2: somewhat back on track.
Speaker 1: Well, the win is great because we get to wallow
Speaker 1: in it for the next ten days before the Bengals
Speaker 1: play again. And I'm glad you brought up that play
Speaker 1: where Jamar Chase was downfield throwing that block, because when
Speaker 1: that play happened, it sounded as if Kirk Herbstreet was
Speaker 1: jumping out of his seat saying and he said, he said,
Speaker 1: I remember what he said. He said, that's leadership. That's
Speaker 1: leadership right there, And I think he really touched on
Speaker 1: something that has been lacking from this team in terms
Speaker 1: of leadership. And I think when you see what Jamar
Speaker 1: Chase that play and some of the other plays that
Speaker 1: he had last night, what te Higgins did by sliding
Speaker 1: before he could he could have easily run into the
Speaker 1: end zone and scored a touchdown with about a minute
Speaker 1: and thirty forty seconds left. And again that's another example
Speaker 1: of leadership. So maybe something has happened that these two Higgins,
Speaker 1: Chase combined with Joe Flacco, has stepped up and said
Speaker 1: the leadership has to come from this group right here,
Speaker 1: and that may have been what was on display last night,
Speaker 1: and hopefully, hopefully Mo this offensive line is taking note
Speaker 1: of that and obviously the best game of this season
Speaker 1: from the offensive line, which I think made a huge
Speaker 1: difference last night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought the offensive line, relatively speaking, played well,
Speaker 2: and you know, game to game, that's still going.
Speaker 3: To be the thing we wonder about.
Speaker 2: But I think in the two games that Joe Flacco
Speaker 2: has played, they've done a decent job of protecting him.
Speaker 2: A couple of things about the wide receivers Number one year, right,
Speaker 2: I mean, Jamar Chase was the one a few weeks
Speaker 2: ago when it felt like this season was starting to
Speaker 2: spiral down the drain. He was the guy who was
Speaker 2: stepping up and talking publicly, vocally, and by all accounts,
Speaker 2: talking behind closed doors and sending messages to his teammates
Speaker 2: that the way they were playing was not good enough.
Speaker 2: I think the thing about T Higgins is he had
Speaker 2: a great game last night. Right makes a tremendous catch
Speaker 2: which sets them up for the game winning field goal.
Speaker 2: And yet I don't want to say he's a footnote,
Speaker 2: but he takes a backseat to Jamar Chase because you
Speaker 2: look at the numbers, Jamar Chase was otherworldly. T Higgins
Speaker 2: signed up for more of that right. As much as
Speaker 2: you could say the Bengals have misappropriated their money and
Speaker 2: they're devoting too much to one area of the team.
Speaker 2: I think it's admirable the T Higgins said, you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm going to sign up here to in effect be
Speaker 2: the second Banana. Now that under sells how good he is.
Speaker 2: And it's hard to talk about one without talking about
Speaker 2: the other. But I think there are a lot of
Speaker 2: wide receivers who would say, you know what, if the
Speaker 2: money's equal, I want to get out of Jamar Chase's shadow.
Speaker 2: Or I want to get out of my teammates shadow
Speaker 2: and t Higgins signed up to. I don't want to
Speaker 2: say stay in that shadow, but know that it exists.
Speaker 2: And I think the thing with Jamar, and I've said
Speaker 2: this for a few years, you could look at the numbers.
Speaker 2: You could look at the numbers that he puts up
Speaker 2: and conclude that he's a great player. He led the
Speaker 2: league last season in all three major categories. I think
Speaker 2: to really appreciate him, you really have to watch him.
Speaker 2: You know, the greatest game I've ever seen him play
Speaker 2: is the greatest game I've ever seen a wide receiver
Speaker 2: play against the Kansas City Chiefs in the regular season
Speaker 2: his rookie year. That game toward the end of the year,
Speaker 2: where Jamar Chase just torched Kansas City's defense. And it
Speaker 2: wasn't just that he put up big numbers. He did
Speaker 2: it on third and longs. He did it while facing
Speaker 2: double teams. He did it while getting fifty to fifty balls.
Speaker 2: Last night, you saw him make plays running every route conceivable.
Speaker 2: I don't know how many snaps he wasn't on the
Speaker 2: field for, but there weren't many. He's throwing blocks. You
Speaker 2: watch him and you go, I don't care how much
Speaker 2: money that guy makes. That dude wants to win, that
Speaker 2: guy wants to lead. He is an awesome football player.
Speaker 2: You could look at the numbers and make that conclusion.
Speaker 2: I think when you watch him you understand truly how
Speaker 2: good he really is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and him and Joe Flacco were having a bromance
Speaker 1: on the field last night. If, and it's my way
Speaker 1: of thinking, if the Bengals want to make other teams
Speaker 1: have to scheme defensively for the Chase and Flacco bromance,
Speaker 1: then I say, then I say have at it. Let
Speaker 1: him do that, because I think Joe Flacco has proved
Speaker 1: that he's more more than capable of exploiting the other
Speaker 1: weapons that this offense has. And what about what about
Speaker 1: that design play? That design run play where he makes
Speaker 1: the play action looks like he's going to drop back
Speaker 1: path to pass and then tucks the ball up under
Speaker 1: his arm and runs. What would he get about eleven
Speaker 1: or twelve yards on that play? I'm taking what are
Speaker 1: you doing? Man?
Speaker 2: I listened to Zach Taylor and Dave Lapham talked about
Speaker 2: that at last night, and Zack said, look, the play
Speaker 2: didn't really go the way we thought, that's Joe Flacco
Speaker 2: seeing you know the right defense and then crash down
Speaker 2: and lead the space open and go ahead. And that was.
Speaker 1: Design play, I think it was.
Speaker 2: I think it was part of the options, okay, but
Speaker 2: I think the quarterback has to read that correctly. You know,
Speaker 2: Zack mentioned it last night. There was a play when
Speaker 2: Ryan Finley beat the Steelers in twenty twenty that was
Speaker 2: really that was really similar where you essentially read the
Speaker 2: defensive end and basically if he leaves the gap open,
Speaker 2: you go ahead and run for it. So yeah, look,
Speaker 2: I think the fun thing now is when they acquire
Speaker 2: Joe Flacco. They did it for me for one simple reason.
Speaker 2: You knew the guy could be a quick study. You
Speaker 2: knew because of his experience his professionalism that he could
Speaker 2: show up late on a Tuesday night and know enough
Speaker 2: of the offense to at least function on Sunday. And
Speaker 2: I looked at that Green Bay game as a preseason game.
Speaker 2: They're not going to go there and win it all likelihood,
Speaker 2: but use the game reps to get him up to
Speaker 2: speed offensively with what they're doing. Developed some degree of
Speaker 2: chemistry with the wide receivers, and I think in the
Speaker 2: second half. You saw that. So to me, that game,
Speaker 2: that game last night was won because Joe Flacco started
Speaker 2: against Green Bay. You knew he was going to be
Speaker 2: a quick study. You know, there's nothing the other team's
Speaker 2: defense is going to do that he hasn't seen. You know,
Speaker 2: he's going to be able to handle the basics of
Speaker 2: you know, reading what the other team is doing, reading
Speaker 2: what the other team's Mittal Whibacker is doing, reading what
Speaker 2: the other team safeties are doing. And so you also
Speaker 2: knew that, hey, if I have Jamar Chase, I'm going
Speaker 2: to get him the football. You knew that he stood
Speaker 2: a better chance of not making mistakes like Jake Browning
Speaker 2: was making. And so now they get a little time
Speaker 2: before their next game because of the quote Minibi, and
Speaker 2: I think the one thing now is to think about
Speaker 2: where this offense can go from here. With some degree
Speaker 2: of normalcy settling in. Right, they're not cramming the playbook
Speaker 2: to get him ready on a short week for the
Speaker 2: Green Bay Packers. They're not doing more cramming to get
Speaker 2: ready for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Now they can go through
Speaker 2: a normal work week, figure out some of the things.
Speaker 2: Joe is more comfortable with perhaps expand upon what they're doing,
Speaker 2: and it feels like suddenly offensively, especially if they can
Speaker 2: run the ball the way they did last night, and
Speaker 2: really especially if they can get the kind of offensive
Speaker 2: line play they got last night, it's starting to feel
Speaker 2: like the potential for this offense is maybe not what
Speaker 2: it would be if Joe Burrow we're playing, but it's
Speaker 2: still pretty damn high.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very good. All right, Well, mo, I know we
Speaker 1: got a run, but you are on your way to Oklahoma?
Speaker 1: Do you see Bearcats taking on Oklahoma State? If I'm
Speaker 1: not mistaken, and the Bearcats enjoying a resurgence after a
Speaker 1: couple of lackluster seasons. Is where the Bearcats are right now?
Speaker 1: Is taking the heat off of Scott Sadderfield? And what
Speaker 1: are you expecting from the Bearcats on Saturday?
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's certainly taken the heat off Scott's Sadderfield.
Speaker 2: I think many are going to say, well, look, you know,
Speaker 2: last year Cincinnati was five and two and lost their
Speaker 2: last five games, and so yeah, they're five and one
Speaker 2: this season, but you know, kind of waiting for the
Speaker 2: other shoe to drop. I'm not going to tell you
Speaker 2: they're going to run the table, but I do think
Speaker 2: they just have more Big Twelve athletes. And you know,
Speaker 2: this was the part of the coaching change that I
Speaker 2: don't think anybody wanted to talk about. When they made
Speaker 2: the move from the American Athletic Conference to the Big Twelve.
Speaker 2: There was a level of physicality and I think a
Speaker 2: level of speed that was going to take a little
Speaker 2: time to develop, and I think it's happened this year.
Speaker 2: They're not maybe where they need to be, but I
Speaker 2: think for the first time as members of the Big Twelve,
Speaker 2: they have on both sides of the ball legitimate Big
Speaker 2: Twelve dudes, especially on the offensive line. Tomorrow, they're playing
Speaker 2: in Oklahoma State team that has lost to Oregon this
Speaker 2: year by sixty six points. And you might say, well,
Speaker 2: there's no shame in that. Oregon's really good, but they've
Speaker 2: lost their three Big Twelve games by an average more
Speaker 2: than twenty two points. They have fired their coach. Cincinnati
Speaker 2: is a more than three touchdown favor tomorrow. This is
Speaker 2: a game the Bearcats should win. If they do, they
Speaker 2: will be Bowl eligible, and then the schedule is going
Speaker 2: to get a lot tougher with Baylor and Utah and
Speaker 2: BYU and TCU. But the Big twelve is I think
Speaker 2: wider open than some might be willing to admit. I
Speaker 2: think Texas Tech is the best team in the league,
Speaker 2: but you need two teams in the conference championship game.
Speaker 2: Is Cincinnati takes care of business the way they should tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I don't believe it's far fetched to talk about the
Speaker 2: Bearcats maybe getting that other berth.
Speaker 1: We'll see what happens. Mowager, you're the best as always.
Speaker 1: Appreciate the time, Have a great Saturday in Oklahoma, and
Speaker 1: we'll see you when you get back with Mowagar. Thanks
Speaker 1: for being here as I sent in for the Great
Speaker 1: American today. Appreciate it all right, Dan, thanks very much.
Speaker 1: All Right, there you go, the one and only Mowegor
Speaker 1: ESPN Fish fifteen thirty and Big do Ones this weekend
Speaker 1: with the Bearcats in Oklahoma, we gotta go. We gotta
Speaker 1: get to a break. More coming up as we make
Speaker 1: our way through this great afternoon on the heels of
Speaker 1: a Bengals victory. Dan Carroll in for the Great American.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, seven hundred wl the All right back on
Speaker 1: the Big One, seven hundred WLW twelve thirty seven. Dan
Speaker 1: Carroll in for Bill Cunningham, and I'm watching the game
Speaker 1: last night and I'm thinking, man, this is is a
Speaker 1: good night for Cincinnati. The city looks right on TV.
Speaker 1: The Bengals are winning. People are all over downtown Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Everything is going great. And then I wake up this
Speaker 1: morning and I see this headline and I hear it
Speaker 1: on the news here on seven hundred WLW. One person
Speaker 1: dead after police say was shot multiple time times in
Speaker 1: a car downtown or early Friday morning. So the crime
Speaker 1: continues to run rampant in the streets of Cincinnati. There
Speaker 1: were a multiple police calls that were made yesterday. A
Speaker 1: lot of those don't get reported. But we have all
Speaker 1: that going on. We have a police chief who is
Speaker 1: currently twisting in the wind and has signed up with
Speaker 1: the Finny Law firm to represent her now in her
Speaker 1: discussions with the city manager, Cheryl Long. And what is
Speaker 1: happening with the Cincinnati Police Department. Here is Ken Kober,
Speaker 1: who is the head of the FOP and Ken Kober,
Speaker 1: great to have you on again on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: And it seems like we live in times where the
Speaker 1: situation with the Cincinnati Police Department is very fluid, right Now,
Speaker 1: what's the latest? What can you do? You tell us
Speaker 1: that is happening with the chief and the Cincinnati Police Department.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, sure, Dan, thanks for having me.
Speaker 4: I mean pretty much with the news reporting is kind
Speaker 4: of where we're at.
Speaker 1: She's still the chief. How much longer? I don't think
Speaker 1: anybody really knows.
Speaker 4: But I will say one thing, and I've made this
Speaker 4: clear to some of those city leaders that I've talked to,
Speaker 4: is that you need to make a decision. If you're
Speaker 4: going to keep Chief Fiji here, then you need to
Speaker 4: come out and say you're gonna keep her here. If
Speaker 4: you're planning on getting rid of her, you're going to
Speaker 4: get rid of her, then you just need to You
Speaker 4: need to rip the band aid off and do it.
Speaker 4: The men and women in this department deserve to know
Speaker 4: who's in charge of this department. And we've had two
Speaker 4: critical incidents now in the last twenty four hours. You know,
Speaker 4: we had a vehicle pursuit of a guy that was wanted,
Speaker 4: you know, for a felonious assault that ends up, you know,
Speaker 4: dying in a motorcycle crash. We had officers this morning
Speaker 4: we're attacked with a knife that were forced to fire
Speaker 4: their guns to save themselves.
Speaker 1: So light's going on.
Speaker 4: Understand that the men and women of this police department
Speaker 4: are gonna put every uniform on.
Speaker 1: They're going to go to.
Speaker 4: Work amidst all of this chaos that's going on at
Speaker 4: city Hall. But they have to do better. The men
Speaker 4: and women of this department deserve better.
Speaker 1: Well, The men and women of the department deserve better,
Speaker 1: and I think the citizens of Cincinnati deserve better as well.
Speaker 1: And none of this was it appeared to be an
Speaker 1: issue until it looked like there was some political heat
Speaker 1: that was that was starting to catch up with with
Speaker 1: the mayor. So I see all this stuff happening in
Speaker 1: the eleventh hour as it relates to the election, and
Speaker 1: have to have purval is uh. He tries to act
Speaker 1: as if he is watching this from afar that you know,
Speaker 1: he said during his debate the other night that this
Speaker 1: is you know, the purview of the city manager, which
Speaker 1: of course is true. But the city manager serves at
Speaker 1: the pleasure of the of the mayor. So uh to
Speaker 1: act as if there's there's no political shenanigans that you
Speaker 1: know what, And my question to you is, what's the
Speaker 1: main show right now? Is the political stuff the main show,
Speaker 1: or is the crime on the streets of Cincinnati the
Speaker 1: main show, and which one is taking more time of
Speaker 1: being addressed by the people who can do something about it.
Speaker 4: That allies is the problem because we all know that
Speaker 4: this is politically motivated, and the fact that we have
Speaker 4: a mayor that wants to hide and say that it's
Speaker 4: not I mean, it does fall in line with how
Speaker 4: his leadership style has been, but just own it. Well,
Speaker 4: I don't understand why they just want to own it.
Speaker 4: We know that the mayor is behind this. Everybody knows
Speaker 4: that the mayor is behind this, but they say, oh, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: it's a city managers are doing this is just it's
Speaker 4: just nonsense. I don't understand how you take someone who's
Speaker 4: dedicated thirty seven years of their life to serve in
Speaker 4: this city to only do this to her at the
Speaker 4: end of her career doesn't.
Speaker 1: Make any sense.
Speaker 4: The one thing has done, I'll be honest with you,
Speaker 4: is it has unified or united the rank and file,
Speaker 4: you know, because it was no surprise when she got it.
Speaker 4: When she got appointed, just like any time any other
Speaker 4: chief has been appointed.
Speaker 1: That there are some people that don't like that choice.
Speaker 4: And that's normal. I Like I said, this isn't unique
Speaker 4: to her. Every chief has been like that, at least
Speaker 4: in my career. But the one thing that everybody agrees
Speaker 4: with is that she's getting railroaded. I mean, I've had
Speaker 4: cops that don't necessarily care for her that have said, listen, man,
Speaker 4: you know how I feel about the chief, but this
Speaker 4: is wrong. The way they're treating her is wrong, and
Speaker 4: everybody recognizes it. So they need to figure this out,
Speaker 4: and they need to figure it out quick well.
Speaker 1: Channel five is reporting that the chief has hired the
Speaker 1: Finny Law Firm, and she is the law firm Finny
Speaker 1: Law Firm attorney Steven m They've confirmed the Channel five
Speaker 1: that they are representing the chief right now. And I
Speaker 1: look at this city manager who is probably most likely
Speaker 1: going to cost the city a major seven figure settlement
Speaker 1: because of the way she addressed the firing of the
Speaker 1: police chief Mike Washington, not the police chief, but the
Speaker 1: fire chief Mike Washington a couple of years ago. That
Speaker 1: settlement is slowly making its way through the courts, and
Speaker 1: that's going to wind up costing the city a lot
Speaker 1: of money. So I'm sure she's gunshy and it comes
Speaker 1: to actually pulling the trigger on something like this unless
Speaker 1: she costs the city another giant settlement that is going
Speaker 1: to have to be paid out. And I'm sure Thiji
Speaker 1: at this point is looking at walking away with as
Speaker 1: much money as she possibly can. So they just the
Speaker 1: way that these things get addressed. They don't address crime
Speaker 1: in a serious way. And then when crime gets to
Speaker 1: be the number one issue in the city, they want
Speaker 1: to point to the police chief and make the police
Speaker 1: chief a scapegoat. And again it's the people who who
Speaker 1: are on the streets every day that wind up suffering
Speaker 1: the most because of these Shenanians, without a.
Speaker 4: Doubt, Without a doubt, I said, I've expressed to Chief
Speaker 4: Fiji that you know, I, as the president the FOP,
Speaker 4: I support her fully that I have not heard one
Speaker 4: policeman has come to me and said, you know, we'll recare.
Speaker 4: We think she's getting what she deserves. Not one has
Speaker 4: said that. In fact, it's like I said, it's been
Speaker 4: the opposite. Do fully support her and at this point
Speaker 4: and I would certainly.
Speaker 1: I've told her this. I've expressed this to her, is if.
Speaker 4: They give you the right amount of money for you
Speaker 4: to leave I would do it. I don't blame her
Speaker 4: why she would want to stay here and deal with
Speaker 4: this headache, especially the way she's been treated. I wouldn't
Speaker 4: blame her a bit, and I don't think any policeman
Speaker 4: on this department would blame her a bit for walking
Speaker 4: away if she gets whatever it is that she's looking for.
Speaker 1: If the time comes when we do have to select
Speaker 1: a new police chief, will you have any input into
Speaker 1: that or will it be all at the recommendation of
Speaker 1: iris Roli, I would.
Speaker 4: Say that there's probably not a likelihood that they're even
Speaker 4: going to ask my opinion. Yeah, but since you asked,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna give it to you.
Speaker 1: Please do.
Speaker 4: My opinion is we need to have a current Cincinnati
Speaker 4: police officer needs to be the next police chief.
Speaker 1: That is my opinion.
Speaker 4: We have so much talent, we have so much leadership
Speaker 4: that could step up and could be the next chief
Speaker 4: of this department, and that's what needs to be done.
Speaker 4: That's gonna happen or not, I don't know, but that
Speaker 4: that certainly is my position, is that we need to
Speaker 4: have a Cincinnati police officer, a homegrown Cincinnati police officer
Speaker 4: needs to be the next chief.
Speaker 1: If that's what ends up happening. Yeah, but will that
Speaker 1: meet with the approval of Iris Rollie. I mean, I
Speaker 1: read all this stuff about Iris Rolli, and you know,
Speaker 1: she put out her social media the other day just
Speaker 1: you know, hold on, I'm in Milwaukee. I'm coming back.
Speaker 1: Everything's gonna be fine as soon as I get back,
Speaker 1: you know, telling people that as if she is the
Speaker 1: one that needs to come in and get things squared away.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm looking at what Todd Zenzer put out
Speaker 1: on her a day or so ago and talking about
Speaker 1: the all the money that she has made on behalf
Speaker 1: of the city, and and she's collected all, you know,
Speaker 1: and at almost three hundred thousand dollars over the last
Speaker 1: three or four years for these different things. And he
Speaker 1: talks about the invoices that she submitted for the city,
Speaker 1: and he he says, he says the city should work
Speaker 1: on contractor accountability. He says, for example, there were seven
Speaker 1: invoices provided covering twenty twenty three. Except for the dates
Speaker 1: of the invoices, five of seven were identical, including misspellings.
Speaker 1: So you've got Iris Rollie out there, who's collecting all
Speaker 1: this money, and I think it's extremely questionable the work
Speaker 1: she's doing. But every time I turn around, it's you know,
Speaker 1: her name is in the headlines having involvement with police
Speaker 1: and police issues, and if she's paying her son to
Speaker 1: pass out literature on Government Square. So it just seems
Speaker 1: like this thing is such a mess right now as
Speaker 1: far as city Hall is concerned, and the criminals continue
Speaker 1: to run. I saw this story the other night, Ken
Speaker 1: Cober about this dude on Short Vine who goes into
Speaker 1: the Kroger, robs the store, assaults the on duty armed
Speaker 1: security officer, and then when police respond, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: the police gets sprayed with a chemical irritant and and
Speaker 1: this dude, it turns out, I guess has has multiple felonies,
Speaker 1: and then you know, is in court the next day
Speaker 1: and walks out on you know, after laying down one
Speaker 1: hundred dollars bill. I mean, when how are we supposed
Speaker 1: to say we're serious about fighting crime when stuff like
Speaker 1: this happens on a regular basis.
Speaker 4: No, without a doubt you and following up this, you
Speaker 4: know this this now we're having cops that are being
Speaker 4: assault and they're just letting him out. Yeah, they said,
Speaker 4: a guy that got a guy that was just charged
Speaker 4: with a folonious assault.
Speaker 1: He shot the victim in the face.
Speaker 4: He got a fifty thousand dollars bond at ten percent
Speaker 4: forget and I say or or EMU, so he could
Speaker 4: have gotten out.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he's out. If he's out on EMU, he
Speaker 1: didn't pay a dollar to get out of jail. How
Speaker 1: do you deal with it? How do you deal with
Speaker 1: it when when you know, I have a good sense
Speaker 1: that police know who the bad guys are, and yet
Speaker 1: your hands are tied, and I think Fiji's hands have
Speaker 1: been tied for a long time when it comes to
Speaker 1: doing the things that you know that are going to
Speaker 1: have an impact on crime and the victims of crime.
Speaker 4: No, you're absolutely right now. I just had this conversation
Speaker 4: with her recently about some of these things. How she
Speaker 4: has gone to the mayor over the last year and
Speaker 4: asked him to go to these judges and put pressure
Speaker 4: on them and if nothing else, behind the scenes, to
Speaker 4: issue appropriate bonds, to lock people up, to sentence them appropriately.
Speaker 4: And he's just refused to do it. The same way
Speaker 4: with all the problems that we've had with these kids,
Speaker 4: you know downtown at Government Square, she has asked him
Speaker 4: repeatedly to go to CPS and try to come up
Speaker 4: with a.
Speaker 1: Solution, and he's just refused to.
Speaker 4: And he kind of indicated that in his press conference
Speaker 4: Tuesday where he said, look y'all, I don't I don't
Speaker 4: control the judges.
Speaker 1: I don't control CPS.
Speaker 4: No, but you're the mayor of the city, and you
Speaker 4: absolutely could go to these people who are stakeholders in
Speaker 4: this city. They tell them, listen to this certain expectation,
Speaker 4: you have to do this, and he just refuses to.
Speaker 1: So now what are we left with.
Speaker 4: We're left with judges doing whatever they want, you know,
Speaker 4: instead of having pressure on them from somebody like the
Speaker 4: mayor of this city.
Speaker 1: To say, listen, you got to you gotta do something
Speaker 1: about this.
Speaker 4: But nothing, So cops go out and arrest these people.
Speaker 4: He saw it on a Fountain Square just this past week.
Speaker 4: You know two people that are involved with it, both
Speaker 4: of them who were known to the police. One was
Speaker 4: out on an aggravated robbery bond, got a bomb he
Speaker 4: was out. The shooter was just convicted earlier this year
Speaker 4: of pistol whipping a victim, and they're out on community control.
Speaker 1: So it's no surprise that.
Speaker 4: When things like this happen. You know, everybody's looking around, Oh,
Speaker 4: oh my god, and another shooting. How did that happen?
Speaker 4: It's because all these people are are recidivius criminals that
Speaker 4: are getting out and they're going and committing more crimes.
Speaker 4: And until judges decide to get smart and lock these
Speaker 4: people up and keep them locked up, we're going to
Speaker 4: continue to see this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ken Cobra, I cannot recall as long as I've
Speaker 1: been in the media here in thirty for thirty plus years,
Speaker 1: but I cannot recall a time where we've had a
Speaker 1: situation like this where we have so much uncertainty surrounding
Speaker 1: the chief of Cincinnati Police and such a lack of
Speaker 1: leadership at city Hall. It really seems that no one
Speaker 1: wants to take responsibility, and no one really has a
Speaker 1: clue as to what's going on or what the next
Speaker 1: step is going to be. And now, of course you've
Speaker 1: got the Finny law firm involved, and that never bodes
Speaker 1: well for the city when they have to face off
Speaker 1: against the Finny law firm. So I just I can't
Speaker 1: remember a time when we've ever had a situation like this,
Speaker 1: can you? No? No, I can't.
Speaker 4: I mean, we had a police chief that got fired
Speaker 4: ten years or so ago. But that was I mean,
Speaker 4: it was so obvious they were gonna fire them, and
Speaker 4: they didn't him haul around. They just made a decision.
Speaker 4: They stuck with it. It was the right decision. But that
Speaker 4: was different leadership. That was leadership that made a concise,
Speaker 4: direct decision that said this is not working, so we're
Speaker 4: going to get rid of this person. And they did
Speaker 4: it instead of okay, well you know we're gonna have
Speaker 4: this conversation.
Speaker 1: Why they would let the chief of police fly all
Speaker 1: the way.
Speaker 4: Across the country to go to a conference only to
Speaker 4: land there and have a voicemail said hey, I need
Speaker 4: you to come back to Cincinnati immediately. That makes absolutely
Speaker 4: no sense. Why are we treating someone this way? Like
Speaker 4: I said, much less the police A chief has been
Speaker 4: here for thirty seven years. I don't care if you
Speaker 4: don't like the woman. I don't care if you don't
Speaker 4: think she's done a good job. You don't treat people
Speaker 4: like that. And he said that's why the FOP has
Speaker 4: fully supported her. Like I said, are cops that are
Speaker 4: coming out of the woodwork supporting her because they recognize
Speaker 4: how poorly she's been treated well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they're going to treat the chief this way,
Speaker 1: then how are they gonna, you know, react or towards
Speaker 1: someone who is who has a lower rank than she
Speaker 1: does well without a doubt. Yeah, we've seen it time
Speaker 1: after time.
Speaker 4: That's that's that's unfortunately his his what the city has
Speaker 4: done repeatedly, and it's tops take notice of it. You
Speaker 4: wonder why we have trouble recruiting. You wonder why we
Speaker 4: have trouble with retention. You guys are now getting twenty
Speaker 4: five years on as soon as.
Speaker 1: They're eligible to retire.
Speaker 4: They're leading because they see it, and you're to your point,
Speaker 4: you're going to treat the chief of police this way,
Speaker 4: how are they going to treat a police officer or
Speaker 4: a sergeant or a lieutenant. Nothing, nothing's off limits. Unfortunately
Speaker 4: right now with city Hall.
Speaker 1: And police take note of it, and the criminal element
Speaker 1: I think takes note of it as well, and they
Speaker 1: are exploiting. I think this a lack of leadership and
Speaker 1: the uncertainty that we have right now, and I think
Speaker 1: they go they wake up every morning knowing that if, if, if,
Speaker 1: they're going to commit crimes and do whatever it is
Speaker 1: they're going to do then the likelihood they're going to
Speaker 1: face any serious repercussions from that or slim and none.
Speaker 1: So it's not just people like me and Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: and I know you talked to Ken Brew yesterday who
Speaker 1: said here on the radio and talk about it. And
Speaker 1: it's not just Shari Puelo at Channel five and Mike
Speaker 1: Dartists and Tricia Mackie a Channel nineteen that did sit
Speaker 1: around and talk about it. The criminal element, I think,
Speaker 1: looks at this and responds in the way that they
Speaker 1: respond to these sorts of things, knowing that they know
Speaker 1: they've got a giant, a giant window of opportunity here
Speaker 1: to do what they do, and that's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and let me make this point too, Removing Chief
Speaker 4: Fiji from office and putting someone else's the chief is
Speaker 4: not going to stop any of this. It's just not
Speaker 4: until we have a mayor that will either leave the
Speaker 4: police department alone and let whoever's in charge run it
Speaker 4: the way they see fit, or you get a new mayor,
Speaker 4: this is going to continue. I hope people understand that
Speaker 4: that just removing the police chief is not going to
Speaker 4: fix crime. It's just not things are going to continue
Speaker 4: as long as we have the problems that we have
Speaker 4: until they're fixed, doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: You can make whoever you want the police chief, it's
Speaker 1: not going to matter. I saw where the help that
Speaker 1: was offered by the governor, the Ohio State Patrol coming
Speaker 1: in to augment Cincinnati police, and what you do I
Speaker 1: see that that has been bumped up to four days
Speaker 1: a month. Now do you have a sense that we
Speaker 1: may see assets from the Ohio State Patrol being used
Speaker 1: in and around Cincinnati more than four days a month
Speaker 1: anytime soon.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's that's a decision for city hall. I mean,
Speaker 4: who knows. I understand that they're going to do so.
Speaker 1: It helps, So doesn't it It helps having those guys around,
Speaker 1: does it not?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: Sure, anytime you have a force multiplier, and it's been proven.
Speaker 4: That's why the mayor wants more people on Fountain Square.
Speaker 4: That's why they want more visibility, because it's been proven
Speaker 4: that if you were more visible, it will at least
Speaker 4: slow down crime.
Speaker 1: So I don't know where they're at with this.
Speaker 4: I certainly hope that they start making decisions that are
Speaker 4: in the best interest of the people that live in
Speaker 4: the city so we can have a safe, vibrant place
Speaker 4: to be.
Speaker 1: Able to live. And then you've come down here, Ken Kober.
Speaker 1: Before I let you go, I got to ask you
Speaker 1: about this. I saw a video on my social media
Speaker 1: feed this morning of two Cincinnati police officers on a
Speaker 1: bicycle built for two on patrol. Tell me that was
Speaker 1: a fake video. Tell me that AI great? Tell me
Speaker 1: is it AI a wonderful thing? Tell me we don't
Speaker 1: have Cincinnati police officers riding around tandem bicycles patrolling Abdale
Speaker 1: and more.
Speaker 4: There are some fantastic people that can do some incredible
Speaker 4: things with AI that that certainly.
Speaker 1: Is very very joable to laugh at all. Right, Well,
Speaker 1: thank god that Thank god that's not happening, or else
Speaker 1: we really would be laughing stock. Ken Cober. I appreciate
Speaker 1: the work you do, man, and appreciate all the time
Speaker 1: you spend with people like me and on the media,
Speaker 1: and you're doing a great job. And keep up the
Speaker 1: great work. And thanks for being here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 1: Thanks for having me, Dan, have a great weekend.
Speaker 5: All right, there you go, Ken Cober, the head of
Speaker 5: the FOP in Cincinnati, and I always love having that
Speaker 5: guy on twelve fifty five Dan Carroll for Bill Cunningham
Speaker 5: on seven hundred WLW seven hundred W.
Speaker 1: L W Dan Carroll for the great American Bill Cunningham
Speaker 1: and always always great to welcome in. My next guest,
Speaker 1: one of my all time favorites, maybe my all time
Speaker 1: favorite guests, my buddy from Power of the Future, Daniel Turner.
Speaker 1: And Daniel Turner, it's great to have you on the
Speaker 1: show again.
Speaker 6: How you doing today, Oh, it is great to be
Speaker 6: almost you. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Thank you. About four or five days ago, I gave
Speaker 1: you an assignment, and it has to do it has
Speaker 1: to do with something called the Trump Out for International
Speaker 1: Peace and Prosperity. Probably not the sexiest thing we could
Speaker 1: talk about, but I read this article and I sent
Speaker 1: it to you, and I was blown away by this
Speaker 1: because so many times I've heard people talk about Trump
Speaker 1: and how he thinks so far ahead, He's thinking multiple
Speaker 1: moves ahead of other individuals around the world, other world leaders,
Speaker 1: especially our enemies. And when I look at what was
Speaker 1: laid out in this article about how oil is going
Speaker 1: to move from the city of Cars in Turkey to
Speaker 1: the port city of Baku and Azerbaijan and I know
Speaker 1: that was a war that he settled between Azerbaijan and
Speaker 1: who else now I forget who they are, Armenia, and
Speaker 1: so this deal was part of that, this Trump route
Speaker 1: for international peace and prosperity. As you looked at this
Speaker 1: and read the analysis that was provided in this piece,
Speaker 1: what uh? And I thought, you know, this is right
Speaker 1: in your wheelhouse, man, because this talks about energy, the
Speaker 1: movement of oil, undermining our enemies China, Iran and Russia
Speaker 1: in one fell swoop. And you know, now I look
Speaker 1: at what happened, uh with the with the peace deel
Speaker 1: in the Middle East. Uh. Trump is going to have
Speaker 1: a meeting with Putin in the coming days. Uh. And
Speaker 1: I'm thinking maybe this is all connected to what he
Speaker 1: did here in uh. In answer Bijohn, Yeah, it.
Speaker 6: Really seems like it. I mean, this is this is
Speaker 6: real geopolitical strategy. And I will admit as I was
Speaker 6: reading your article, I was looking at the map simultaneously. Yeah,
Speaker 6: because it is a tricky part of the world and
Speaker 6: you need to you know, you know roughly how it's situated,
Speaker 6: but you need to see the way the countries are aligned.
Speaker 6: And the point of this article is to say these
Speaker 6: are very oil rich but kind of landlocked. Yes, they're
Speaker 6: on the Caspian Sea and some are on the Black Sea,
Speaker 6: but not necessarily a port that can go around the world.
Speaker 6: They're kind of landlocked nations, and so they have these
Speaker 6: tremendous oil reserves, but they're not always able to get
Speaker 6: them to market. And who's capitalized on that is obviously
Speaker 6: Communist China. It's part of their Belt and Road initiative,
Speaker 6: is that they are desperate for oil. They import some
Speaker 6: fifteen million barrels a day because they don't have a
Speaker 6: domestic oil As big as China is, they don't have
Speaker 6: a domestic oil supply, so they're interested in this part
Speaker 6: of the world. And Russia is very interested in this
Speaker 6: part of the world because they want to keep it landlocked.
Speaker 6: They don't want their oil getting out because Russia as
Speaker 6: a petro state. Remember Russia is a part of OPEK.
Speaker 6: Although it's not eighty eighty five percent of their economy
Speaker 6: like it is in the Saudi Arabia or Oman or
Speaker 6: et cetera, but it is thirty five forty percent of
Speaker 6: their economy is oil and gas sales, and so Russia
Speaker 6: has no interest in seeing this part of the world
Speaker 6: develop their oil. And so this article kind of ties
Speaker 6: it all together and says, yes, President Trump is bringing
Speaker 6: world peace. Absolutely, he's trying to settle these long involved
Speaker 6: wars in this part of the world. But he's also
Speaker 6: trying to isolate Russia by increasing oil supply from these countries.
Speaker 6: He's trying to isolate China by not allowing them access
Speaker 6: to the oil, but getting this oil out to ports
Speaker 6: and around the world. And he's also isolating Iran because
Speaker 6: if they are buying oil from Azurebraijan, from Armenia, from
Speaker 6: even parts of Georgia, et cetera, well, now you are
Speaker 6: no longer buying Russia and Iranian oil, and that makes
Speaker 6: Iran poor. And when Iran's poor, countries of the world
Speaker 6: that don't get their terrorism dollars. So there's a lot
Speaker 6: of really smart geopolitics and President Trump's action in a
Speaker 6: very often ignored part of the world. Right when the Stans,
Speaker 6: the Kazakhstan, Bijan, that whole area with Putin wants it
Speaker 6: all back, of course as part of Mother Russia, but
Speaker 6: they are independent countries and they have the potential to
Speaker 6: be huge American allies.
Speaker 1: But I have looked at Trump in a little bit
Speaker 1: of a different light over the last seven or eight
Speaker 1: or ten days since I first learned about this, And
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, you know, he is coming out, he is
Speaker 1: making all these pronouncements. He has supreme confidence in what
Speaker 1: he is able to do. I think he sounds more
Speaker 1: confident now more than ever, that he's going to be
Speaker 1: able to bring a resolution to the Russia Ukraine conflict.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking that he knows he's got this in
Speaker 1: his back pocket. And I think this is a major
Speaker 1: reason why he's displaying that confidence and taking the bull
Speaker 1: by the horns and moving ahead on.
Speaker 6: This though, I think, and this is probably the highest
Speaker 6: comblent I could pay anybody, But I think Trump in
Speaker 6: this sense is acting an awful lot like Regae enacted
Speaker 6: when he got rid of the Soviet Union during his administration.
Speaker 6: We don't need big armies. We don't need we don't need,
Speaker 6: or I should put it this way, we don't need
Speaker 6: actual army conflict and engagement. What we need is strategy.
Speaker 6: What we need is to What we need is to
Speaker 6: bankrupt our enemies. And the way Reagan did that was yes,
Speaker 6: star Wars and yes the booming economy, and he knew
Speaker 6: Russia couldn't or the Soviet Union couldn't compete economically and
Speaker 6: eventually would lead to collapse. And I think Trump is
Speaker 6: doing the same strategy when it comes to oil. If
Speaker 6: Iran isn't producing oil, if Russia isn't able to export
Speaker 6: that oil, and if China can't import their oil, well,
Speaker 6: then those three countries, which are our biggest problem right
Speaker 6: now in geopolitics and in the world, those two countries
Speaker 6: are in bad economic shape and bad economic shape for China,
Speaker 6: Russia and Iran. Is good for America, it's good for
Speaker 6: world peace, it's good for Israel. Uh, it is just
Speaker 6: good for the world order. So I think the strategy
Speaker 6: there is incredibly reagan Esque. He will never get credit
Speaker 6: for it. Maybe our grandchildren will look back at this
Speaker 6: period and say, wow, that guy was really darn smart.
Speaker 6: But but remember tomorrow is the No King's Rally. I'll
Speaker 6: be there and streaming about no kings, right, I mean,
Speaker 6: so that's what we're dealing right, We're dealing with all
Speaker 6: these aged hippies.
Speaker 1: I love I love it because the commentary I've seen
Speaker 1: on that talks about if if we have a king,
Speaker 1: then you wouldn't be able to have that rally. So
Speaker 1: I think the fact that they're that they're actually having
Speaker 1: this rally and putting it out and advertising it the
Speaker 1: way they are undermines their own message that that we
Speaker 1: that we have a king that doesn't allow people to
Speaker 1: exercise their freedoms in this country.
Speaker 6: Exactly, if we had a king, there would be no
Speaker 6: government shutdown right now, right And that's that's the problem,
Speaker 6: and and that's why next we you can guarantee that
Speaker 6: there will be a vote on ending to shutdown, and
Speaker 6: the Republicans have mentioned messaged on this. I think pretty
Speaker 6: effectively they have to get through No King's rally because
Speaker 6: this is the enthusiastic base of the Democrat Party, right.
Speaker 6: It is the crazy activist left, whether it's screaming about
Speaker 6: climate change, which we must have solved, because no one protests.
Speaker 6: We want the whole summer dan. I didn't see one
Speaker 6: person lay in traffic. I didn't see anyone blocking airport.
Speaker 6: No one protested for climate change, so it must be
Speaker 6: solved or either that or killed the Jews is a
Speaker 6: more popular rallying cry of the same crowd. So they've
Speaker 6: taken off their climate change t shirt, they put on
Speaker 6: their pro Palestine T shirt and now tomorrow they'll change
Speaker 6: that T shirt for the.
Speaker 3: No Kings rally.
Speaker 6: Regardless, they also have a BLM T shirt in their closet,
Speaker 6: they have an Occupy Wall Street T shirt in their closet.
Speaker 6: But regardless, this is the base of the Democrat Party
Speaker 6: and so the shutdown crowded them. They need their enthusiasm,
Speaker 6: they need their door knockers, they need their their money.
Speaker 6: So yeah, the shutdown and No Kings is deeply, deeply tied.
Speaker 1: Okay, exactly, that's hilarious that you brought that up. I'm
Speaker 1: sure you're sorry to see. And what a surprise this
Speaker 1: is is that the the organization that Stacy Abrams fronted,
Speaker 1: uh has is going away, the New Georgia Projects, her
Speaker 1: nonprofit that that got two billion dollars or was in
Speaker 1: line to get two billion dollars from the Biden administration. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's amazing, Daniel Turner without that government largeess, this organization
Speaker 1: simply can't stand on its own. And so it's it's
Speaker 1: going it's going to be dissolved, I guess before she
Speaker 1: gets into any more investigations about what she did the
Speaker 1: money that they did have.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and it makes you wonder what about the children, right,
Speaker 6: that's what the that's what the organization for. Absolutely, it
Speaker 6: was for about the children in Georgia. We're all dying
Speaker 6: from climate change because people like Stacy will be the
Speaker 6: first to tell you climate change is an existential threat,
Speaker 6: and black and brown children are dying quicker than anyone else.
Speaker 6: And we're just supposed to believe this nonsense. And that's
Speaker 6: why we cut them two billion dollar checks so that
Speaker 6: Stacey can put on a conference, pay yourself a few
Speaker 6: million dollars, have some beautiful office space, and no one
Speaker 6: ever addresses any issue. A Secretary of State, Rubio pointed
Speaker 6: out when he closed USAID that ninety cents of every
Speaker 6: dollar USAID was giving out went to overhead. So all
Speaker 6: these people who are saying this is saving children in
Speaker 6: Africa from HIV, no, ninety cents of it went from
Speaker 6: when to you idiots who have fancy offices in DC,
Speaker 6: who had cocktail parties in Georgetown, who held a fundraiser
Speaker 6: or an event at the Four Seasons, like all the
Speaker 6: climate conferences. You know what we should do, Dan, Let's
Speaker 6: gather with ten thousand of our closest friends and we'll
Speaker 6: choose Hilton Head and we'll all get the presidential suite
Speaker 6: and we'll drink champagne and we'll talk about this for
Speaker 6: fifteen days. Right, that's where all the money goes. And
Speaker 6: so yes, Stacy Abrams her two billion dollars. It wasn't
Speaker 6: about the climate, it wasn't about the children, it wasn't
Speaker 6: about anything. It was about making people like Stacey rich
Speaker 6: off of the government teat and I hope they continue
Speaker 6: to prosecute and go after her like they are doing
Speaker 6: Letitia James, I, these corrupt people need to be brought down.
Speaker 6: I'm thrown in jails. My one disappointment with Trump administration.
Speaker 6: We have not seen nearly enough arrests. I was happy
Speaker 6: to see, you know, Comy indicted, but I need that
Speaker 6: to triple and quadruple and quintuple before I'm happy with
Speaker 6: the justice we're getting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Comy. And now you've got John Bolton who's just
Speaker 1: got indicted the other day for his handling of classified documents.
Speaker 1: So well, yeah, Trump Trump is little little bit of
Speaker 1: a fire under Pambondi and cash matel So we'll see,
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens with that. Let me ask you,
Speaker 1: let me ask you about this, uh what they're in
Speaker 1: in your home state of Virginia. You've got the Jay Jones,
Speaker 1: this attorney general who fantasized about the children of his
Speaker 1: political opponent dying in their mother's arms. He's, I guess
Speaker 1: he apparently apologized for this, and he uses this term
Speaker 1: he said he you know, he's was disgusted by it,
Speaker 1: and he's he said, quote, I was held accountable by
Speaker 1: my party, and I deeply respect that. So is that is?
Speaker 1: Is that the kind of leadership that that you wanted? Virginia?
Speaker 1: Where you have this guy who fantasizes about the murder
Speaker 1: of his political opponent and then says, I was held
Speaker 1: accountable by my own party and I respect, I respect
Speaker 1: the accountability to which they held me. What kind of
Speaker 1: apology is that? Well, what I mean is does anyone
Speaker 1: taking this guy seriously?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 6: Is that wrong? Are you not supposed to say that
Speaker 6: about children?
Speaker 1: I just I don't know the rules anymore In democrats
Speaker 1: circles that sort of thing is not frowned upon. That
Speaker 1: that is a fact that.
Speaker 2: I just put on social media a couple of hours ago.
Speaker 6: That famous scene from Steinfeld, what George Castans is called
Speaker 6: sleeping with the cleaning lady, and he says, was that wrong?
Speaker 3: I did not know.
Speaker 2: If anyone had told me I can't.
Speaker 6: Fantasize about killing children, I never would have done it. Yeah,
Speaker 6: this is where we are that Jay Jones gets to say, hey,
Speaker 6: you know I we all make mistakes. And look, we
Speaker 6: have all said, oh, I hope that guy dies. Oh
Speaker 6: I hope you get hit by a bus.
Speaker 3: That is very different.
Speaker 6: That is, that is very different from saying I hope
Speaker 6: that that that woman has to cradle her dead children's bodies.
Speaker 6: And it's also wrong for people to say those things
Speaker 6: and want public office. It's even stranger when he's running
Speaker 6: to be attorney general. Right, this is the man who's
Speaker 6: in charge of enforcing Virginia's laws. And in that same
Speaker 6: text thread which has obviously been a huge scandal statewide,
Speaker 6: but he also justifies it by saying until you feel
Speaker 6: personal pain, you do not move on policy. I mean
Speaker 6: that is I think Hitler had that same mentality, right,
Speaker 6: Like they'll they'll comply once enough of them are dead.
Speaker 1: Well, the mob, you know, the the UH and you
Speaker 1: know they all have.
Speaker 6: Going on the same thing. Just think about that, until
Speaker 6: you feel personal pain, you will not move on policy. Wow,
Speaker 6: that's that is absolute insanity. And the fact that this
Speaker 6: guy saves face that he just says, well, hey, look,
Speaker 6: we all make mistakes. I'm sorry. I asked for forgiveness.
Speaker 6: Let's move on from that. You know, there is no
Speaker 6: moving on from that. We just need to go back
Speaker 6: to twenty sixteen when our beloved president ten years prior
Speaker 6: had made some really crass comments about women and he
Speaker 6: was caught on the Access Hollywood tape. And ten years later,
Speaker 6: as he's running for office a couple of weeks before
Speaker 6: the election, that that audio went out and every guy
Speaker 6: knew that that was just idiot guy locker room banter,
Speaker 6: but that almost brought down his campaign. And then that
Speaker 6: was not saying I want Hillary Clinton's children dead in
Speaker 6: her arms. This is a guy saying, ah, women blah blah.
Speaker 3: Was it stupid?
Speaker 6: Of course it was. Every guy talks like that. But
Speaker 6: the comparison though, of what Jay Jones saying, I want
Speaker 6: that woman to hold her children dead in her arms.
Speaker 3: Whoa.
Speaker 6: And this is where we are. We just have to
Speaker 6: accept it because they're Democrats and they love violence and
Speaker 6: they get away with it.
Speaker 1: And I read those text messages. The person he's text
Speaker 1: messaging with has admonished him before for texting in such ways,
Speaker 1: so this is not the first time that he engaged
Speaker 1: in this sort of Also there in Virginia, win some
Speaker 1: seers just put out some devastating campaign ads against Abigail
Speaker 1: Spamburger and and the latest polls I've seen shows that
Speaker 1: her lead is slipping and and she she may not
Speaker 1: win it, maybe win some seers. What what's that?
Speaker 6: It's neck and neck in Virginia. I mean, the problem
Speaker 6: was why I hate all these silly voting rules is
Speaker 6: that early turn early voting. You know, people casted their
Speaker 6: vote a month ago and and then all this break.
Speaker 6: And that's why you don't cast your vote a month early,
Speaker 6: because you don't know what's going to come out. And
Speaker 6: this is not the campaign holding onto secret information for
Speaker 6: an October surprise. This is stuff that other people have
Speaker 6: put into the into the eater. So so that could
Speaker 6: be the downfall is that enough people just voted early
Speaker 6: to get it out of the way, and then they
Speaker 6: find out what a monster Abigail Spaanburger is. And she
Speaker 6: is a monster.
Speaker 1: She supports you, Lisa, I can realize you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she supports transitioning your children without parental consent. She
Speaker 6: supports confiscating your children if you don't recognize their their
Speaker 6: preferred gender, et cetera. This, this woman is an absolute
Speaker 6: monster of a human being. But you know the way
Speaker 6: Jay Jones is hiding behind being young and black, Abby
Speaker 6: Gail Spenberger is hiding behind being blonde and pretty. And
Speaker 6: we're just supposed to pretend that these aren't absolute monster
Speaker 6: people who are desperate for power to lord over you.
Speaker 6: So got to say some prayers for Virginia, same with
Speaker 6: New Jersey, because a lot is on the line with
Speaker 6: these gubernatorial elections.
Speaker 1: Daniel Turner so much I want to talk to you about.
Speaker 1: But in about the minute we have left, you've got
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris out there now, who whose book tour goes
Speaker 1: on without end it appears, and now is saying Now
Speaker 1: she is saying that people are saying that she was
Speaker 1: the most qualified candidate ever ever ever to run for
Speaker 1: the president. Did those words ever escape your lips? Did
Speaker 1: those words ever come out of your mouth or anybody
Speaker 1: that you know?
Speaker 6: I just pray to God one day I will have
Speaker 6: the self worth that Kamala Harris has of herself, that
Speaker 6: She never looks at herself and says, you know what,
Speaker 6: maybe I didn't know what I was doing. Maybe this
Speaker 6: was bigger, more than I could chew, et cetera. It
Speaker 6: is remarkable that she looks at herself and it's so
Speaker 6: impressed when she literally has a career of absolutely no
Speaker 6: accomplishments whatsoever. So God, lover, I wish I could be
Speaker 6: as confident.
Speaker 1: Daniel Turner, Power the future. You are the absolute best man.
Speaker 1: I appreciate the time, especially on this Friday afternoon. I
Speaker 1: have a great weekend, my friend, and we'll do it
Speaker 1: again before too long. No Kangs, no King, No Kang's
Speaker 1: channing it all weekend long, Bengals win and no Kings.
Speaker 1: It's a great weekend Daniel Turner. We'll talk to you
Speaker 1: again soon, my friend. Thanks bro. All right. On seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Three, defensive backs begin retreating about thirty yards down the field.
Speaker 7: Three seconds left, the Steelers sixty yards from the end zone.
Speaker 7: Rogers catches the shotgun. Snap now, he'll run around, allow
Speaker 7: his receivers to get downfield, and.
Speaker 5: He launches it into the end zone and.
Speaker 8: It is broken up incomplete, knocked the way by Djivy
Speaker 8: and the Bengals have knocked out the Steelers on Thursday
Speaker 8: night by the final score of thirty three to thirty one.
Speaker 8: The AFC North gets tighter and the Bengals out look
Speaker 8: gets brighter with a tremendous closing finish and a game.
Speaker 7: Winning field goal with seven seconds to go.
Speaker 6: Hello quiet, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Guy, so Sega.
Speaker 5: The NFL just called Dave Lapham. Do not say coffin nails,
Speaker 5: so they think they're not going to give the Bengals
Speaker 5: that win.
Speaker 1: I how do we know the Bengals won. You gotta
Speaker 1: have nails, have to hack coffin nails. Bam bam bam.
Speaker 5: Right, I don't know. I don't know what happened there,
Speaker 5: Dave Lapham. Maybe maybe they call them up. That's that's
Speaker 5: like the Reds winning a game and ill left.
Speaker 9: Hander Bengals beat the Steelers two division wins, two and
Speaker 9: zero in the division. That could be a factor if
Speaker 9: the season progresses up. Called bam, bam bam.
Speaker 5: Okay, now it's official.
Speaker 1: Thirty three, thirty one.
Speaker 5: Now it's official.
Speaker 8: There we go.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now, everybody everybody's happy. Lap is a pro. It's
Speaker 1: it's you know, it's like I remember one game. I
Speaker 1: was listening to Marty and there was one game I
Speaker 1: remember him forgetting to say, and this one belongs to
Speaker 1: the Reds.
Speaker 5: It's not right.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, wait a minute, Marty, come on, man,
Speaker 1: So I think one game I remember him not saying that.
Speaker 5: That's when he was he was getting older.
Speaker 1: Then, how about Al Michaels last night, though unbelievable, reminiscing
Speaker 1: about his time in Cincinnati. Great they showed. I guess
Speaker 1: he's got a little display now with over there at
Speaker 1: the Reds Museum, of course. And then Kirk herbs Street
Speaker 1: talks about how he grew up listening to Marty and
Speaker 1: Joe on the radio. Yep.
Speaker 5: And I guess people were mad that. I guess Kirkhurve
Speaker 5: Street was throwing the ball to his dog in the
Speaker 5: hallway late at night here in towns. So they they,
Speaker 5: I don't know what's wrong with that. I don't know.
Speaker 5: Just leave the dog alone. The dog was having fun. Yeah,
Speaker 5: thank you.
Speaker 1: The long hallway, what what hotel?
Speaker 5: No idea? The hallway looked like it ran from here
Speaker 5: to here to Norwood.
Speaker 1: As longer than the hallways we have around here.
Speaker 5: You're not kidding.
Speaker 1: I mean that dog that dog was beating it, beating
Speaker 1: it down the hallway, grabbing the ball in the coming back.
Speaker 5: People just got they complain about everything.
Speaker 1: The dog was having fun. It looked like a nice.
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Speaker 5: early for what Christmas time?
Speaker 1: No, no way.
Speaker 5: Wis tree program is underway celebrating forty one years. If
Speaker 5: you want to, if you want a tree five one three,
Speaker 5: eight five two, eighteen ninety five to help out the
Speaker 5: community this year.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, if it's something good like that, I'll
Speaker 1: go for it.
Speaker 5: They already got they already got Santa clauses at certain stores,
Speaker 5: don't they They don't care. They I think they've passed.
Speaker 1: We haven't even had.
Speaker 5: I think they've had Halloween up since fourth of July.
Speaker 1: Is is that your Is that your Halloween costume that
Speaker 1: you have on right there?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: As a pumpkin.
Speaker 5: This year Bengals up. They brought to you by Good
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Speaker 5: Of courses, you heard there, thirty three, thirty one winners
Speaker 5: last night. Everybody's feeling good. The losing streak is done,
Speaker 5: three and four, two and oh in the division. Joe Flacco,
Speaker 5: thank you, Cleveland, thank you. They are melting down to
Speaker 5: Jamar Chase with a franchise record sixteen receptions. Now, don't
Speaker 5: you think they'd throw to he'd be the number one
Speaker 5: guy they throw to?
Speaker 1: What Chase? Yeah? Well yeah, okay, well why not? Uh
Speaker 1: he's got he's got a number one on his jersey,
Speaker 1: doesn't he.
Speaker 5: Bengals have the weekend off now, they'll get back to
Speaker 5: get back to work on Monday, with that home game
Speaker 5: looming against those New York Football Jets coming up a
Speaker 5: week from this Sunday. Joe Burrow on the sidelines last night,
Speaker 5: looking good, saw Joe Burrow. He's a haircut down. Look
Speaker 5: you look good when he had a hat on and
Speaker 5: it needs a haircut. The pictures of him without a
Speaker 5: hat on does not look that great. So he has
Speaker 5: suffered no setbacks in his foot surgery, and the NFL
Speaker 5: network says he's definitely going to return in mid December.
Speaker 5: He should get a sponsorship in great clips or something
Speaker 5: like that. I don't go ahead and get it good,
Speaker 5: get your haircut. Let's se high school football all across
Speaker 5: the action all across the tri state tonight.
Speaker 1: Ohadi pocket like that for his next modeling gig.
Speaker 5: Maybe he might not be able to get the helmet
Speaker 5: on if he keeps growing. That's how we'll be able
Speaker 5: to see. That's how they do it in Europe or something. Report.
Speaker 5: Let's see six o'clock with the high school football tonight
Speaker 5: show ESPN fifteen thirty, Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 1: What's a big what's a big high school football game
Speaker 1: this weekend? Seg and what do we got here? Let's
Speaker 1: see park? Who's the park?
Speaker 5: Sat X in Cleveland? Saint Nations tonight up north. I'm
Speaker 5: told Saint Nacius isn't that good anymore. Indian Hill takes
Speaker 5: on the park tonight. Indi Hill in the Park Hamilton
Speaker 5: and Middletown Battle of Butler County. Right there. Doesn't getty
Speaker 5: better than that, does it?
Speaker 1: Blue?
Speaker 5: Let's see uh. Tomorrow twenty fourth ranks. Cincinnata Bearcats at
Speaker 5: Oklahoma State. It's seven here on seven hundred WLW. Eastern
Speaker 5: Michigan visits Miami. The RedHawks are riding three game win streak.
Speaker 5: Let's go number one Ohio State at Minnesota Michigan State.
Speaker 1: That'll be at below up.
Speaker 5: Michigan State up against number three Indiana. Indiana's good Butler
Speaker 5: and the Dayton Flyers at home of Mike McConnell and
Speaker 5: Texas and Kentucky at five on ESPN fifteen thirty. Texas
Speaker 5: at Kentucky. No, it's a I think they go to Kentucky.
Speaker 5: They go to Texas, they go to Texas. Exhibition basketball tonight,
Speaker 5: Bearcats at Michigan at six o'clock. Tomorrow exhibition play at
Speaker 5: the Sins Cintas Center. Xavier and Murray State the home
Speaker 5: of the Racers. Two o'clock with the action right here
Speaker 5: on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: They're going to be Joe and Byron Larkin.
Speaker 5: MLS Soccer Tomorrow night at FC Cincinnati hosting c F
Speaker 5: Montreal regular season finale five point thirty on Fox Sports
Speaker 5: thirteen to sixty. The game result will determine FCC's final
Speaker 5: seed in the playoffs and who they'll face in that
Speaker 5: first round.
Speaker 1: So they're already, they're already in the playoffs, right, they
Speaker 1: have been for like a month? Do they get a
Speaker 1: home game they play with?
Speaker 5: I would assume so, yes?
Speaker 1: You ever been there? That's a nice tam.
Speaker 5: I've never been there yet. I gotta get out there
Speaker 5: when that stadium is I don't go. I don't get
Speaker 5: out too much. Baseball the Dodgers and Brewers tonight in
Speaker 5: LA at eight thirty. That could could end as LA's
Speaker 5: up there three games to nil. The ALCS is tied
Speaker 5: to tow after Now the Toronto Blue Jays got better
Speaker 5: bats and they have beaten the Mariners last night. So
Speaker 5: Game five tonight at six in the Great Northwest. Let's
Speaker 5: see what else.
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 5: Also in baseball, uh, there are reports the Phillies are
Speaker 5: expected to trade or release Nick Castianos. And how about this, I.
Speaker 1: Don't think we need him back here in Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: Di talks between the Tigers and their pitching star Tariq
Speaker 5: Schoobul have taken an unexpected turn. The New York Post
Speaker 5: says the gap and negotiations between him and the team
Speaker 5: is nearly two hundred and fifty million dollars.
Speaker 1: They're only they're only two hundred and fifty million dollars apart.
Speaker 5: I'm sure they'll have the I'm sure they'll have an agreement.
Speaker 5: Find you just got a weekend. They just got a
Speaker 5: paper that over.
Speaker 1: It's a quarter a quarter of a billion dollars a
Speaker 1: wart okay, unbelievable, Andy Mack. What kind of money are
Speaker 1: they talking about?
Speaker 5: I guess he wants the big dough or he's moving.
Speaker 5: Probably he's probably gonna go the Yankees. Didn't everybody else
Speaker 5: go there?
Speaker 1: As he as he said Yet it's not about the money,
Speaker 1: as he said that.
Speaker 5: Yet, No thirteen and six or a two twenty one
Speaker 5: era and thirteen and six yep, and he wants two
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty MILLI more. Well, that's the difference between
Speaker 5: how much, well how much are they willing the fan?
Speaker 5: The current record is starting pitcher Yoshi Yamamoto the Dodgers
Speaker 5: at three hundred and twenty five mil.
Speaker 1: Three hundred and twenty five million to.
Speaker 5: Pitch every five days. So he probably a bad rate.
Speaker 5: Three hundred and twenty five million. EASYHL hockey there, Daniel,
Speaker 5: Our beloved Cyclones open up their season tomorrow night up
Speaker 5: against Wheeling and those four to zero unbeaten Miami RedHawks
Speaker 5: and college hockey will take on linden Wood. And we
Speaker 5: got results from the Ohio Girls Tennis Attorney and beautiful
Speaker 5: Mason and Linda Tennis Center.
Speaker 1: I didn't know this is tennis season right now.
Speaker 5: The tennis state state championship.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 5: Mason's Adriana Moreno and Savanni Ready are the Division one
Speaker 5: double state champs. They beat their teammates, so Mason.
Speaker 1: So they had to play their teammates in the final.
Speaker 5: Mason goes one two in the Division one double. So
Speaker 5: congratulations lady.
Speaker 1: So when when will they be here for this dude Tree.
Speaker 5: Probably some next week. Well he didn't get back till Thursday.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love him. When when you have
Speaker 1: in the state champs for the Studge Report, the kid
Speaker 1: did the kids love answering all those questions? You know,
Speaker 1: who's the who's the secretary of State of Ohio?
Speaker 5: I don't know, not that one. Well, I'm just saying
Speaker 5: he just kind of mentions the governor and all that stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 5: capital of this and capital of that. And who's the
Speaker 5: Attorney General of the United States? Oh that's at Pam
Speaker 5: BONDI yeah.
Speaker 1: The kid. The kids love it though when they come here,
Speaker 1: don't you. Yep? How about how about J. D. Pritzker.
Speaker 1: You know he is the governor of Illinois. Yeah, filed
Speaker 1: his tax returns. Him and his wife made over ten
Speaker 1: million dollars last year. Nice And what one sort one
Speaker 1: uh source of their income though, was they reported one
Speaker 1: point four million dollars in winnings when he was playing
Speaker 1: blackjack in Las Vegas.
Speaker 5: Nice that that's an example for the rest of us.
Speaker 1: One point four million dollars he said, He said, I
Speaker 1: just had a lucky night. Oh, I guess so you
Speaker 1: ever had? You ever had a night that lucky at
Speaker 1: the Nobles seg.
Speaker 5: I don't think I'd be sitting here at one.
Speaker 1: Point four million dollars. How much money do you got
Speaker 1: to be laying down per hand?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 1: To win one point four million dollars in a single night.
Speaker 5: Of blackjack pretty probably more than what he won.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 5: I hope that was his own money instead of the
Speaker 5: state or he's going to the joint like the other
Speaker 5: guy did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's just saying, hey, I just got.
Speaker 5: Lucky one point four million dollars. Every Yellinois governor has
Speaker 5: been a crusk.
Speaker 1: His family's already rich. He look, you want to go
Speaker 1: to Las Vegas and gamble, I don't care do it,
Speaker 1: but one point four million. Don't tell me you just
Speaker 1: got lucky.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good, not bad. When I was at nineteen,
Speaker 1: we used to have Hugs come in and he would
Speaker 1: record the Coaches Show. Oh boy, he came in one
Speaker 1: night and I guess he had just gotten back from
Speaker 1: from Vegas on a recruiting trip. And he walks into
Speaker 1: this casino and he walks through the high roller area
Speaker 1: and he says, Michael Jordan is sitting there playing blackjack,
Speaker 1: sitting He's at a table by himself. Nice and Jordan says,
Speaker 1: come on, Huggs, come and sit down, play a few hands.
Speaker 1: He says, I look over at Jordan. He says. He says,
Speaker 1: he's playing playing like four hands of blackjack, and he's
Speaker 1: betting like one hundred and fifty grand on every single hand.
Speaker 5: What happens to you all the time, right when you
Speaker 5: go to Miami Valley gaming or something.
Speaker 1: I said. I said, did you play a few hands?
Speaker 1: He's like now, he said, I had a little watched
Speaker 1: little too rich for my blood mercy. Michael Michael Jordan,
Speaker 1: Hey Huggs, come on, sit down, play a little black jack.
Speaker 5: Hope twenty one comes up a few times.
Speaker 1: Frisker one point four million. I just got lucky, nice,
Speaker 1: I just got lucky, all right, seg we got to
Speaker 1: get out of the Stude's Report.
Speaker 5: Dan Eril, in honor of who Dai Nation and those Bengals.
Speaker 1: How about those thirsday start rolling.
Speaker 5: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stooge
Speaker 5: Report eleven.
Speaker 1: That's all I gotta say. Brother, he was open all night,
Speaker 1: Yes he was. I could stand to watch that. I
Speaker 1: could stand to watch the bromance between Flaco and Chase
Speaker 1: for the next eight or nine or ten or twelve games.
Speaker 1: Just throw it to him all day. On seven hundred
Speaker 1: WLW seven hundred W l W two O nine, Dan
Speaker 1: Carroll in for Bill Cunningham, the Great American taking a
Speaker 1: few days off. I get to do the show next
Speaker 1: next to this, coming to Monday and Tuesday. So I'm
Speaker 1: looking forward to that. Glad to be here. Glad you
Speaker 1: are here as well. Always glad to welcome in Greg Rabbito.
Speaker 1: He is an independent filmmaker. And Greg, it's great to
Speaker 1: have you back on the show. How you doing today?
Speaker 3: I'm doing great, Dan, How are you doing?
Speaker 1: I'm great. I love the stuff you put up on
Speaker 1: your blog. And this is a question I was asking
Speaker 1: myself after the after the the the peace announcement that
Speaker 1: Trump came out with last week. So where are those
Speaker 1: who were calling for the free Palestine? Where are those
Speaker 1: who were calling for the ceasefire? Where are those who
Speaker 1: we're talking about Trump is only in this for himself
Speaker 1: and doesn't really give a damn about the American people.
Speaker 1: Where are all those people today?
Speaker 10: Yeah, That's exactly what went through my mind. And it
Speaker 10: started making me thinking, Okay, if we were taking it
Speaker 10: at their word, they were saying, how the name thrust
Speaker 10: the name? Their main reason for being was to get
Speaker 10: a seat fire.
Speaker 3: Well you got a seat fire, got to.
Speaker 10: So now you think to be right, you think to
Speaker 10: beat jubilation and victory and marches and and and I
Speaker 10: don't even mind if.
Speaker 2: They took partial credit.
Speaker 3: They could have march and say, you know, Trump did
Speaker 3: this in part because we made.
Speaker 10: So much noise, and so victory is ours and you
Speaker 10: all did great and you.
Speaker 2: Should be proud. We got these fire nothing zip crickets.
Speaker 1: Lincoln took credit.
Speaker 2: What well, A.
Speaker 10: They have a lot of time on their hands, and
Speaker 10: it is amazing how much stuff you can do when
Speaker 10: you're at the beach for fifty five percent of your administration.
Speaker 10: He proved it, baby sitting there with speedos and Jill
Speaker 10: moving his chair for him. It's amazing freeze up his
Speaker 10: mind to solve the world's problems. So what made me thinking, Okay,
Speaker 10: then maybe you're really just Prohoman and anti anti Israel,
Speaker 10: anti Semi and pro Hamas.
Speaker 3: And where are they now?
Speaker 2: Well, let's see.
Speaker 3: Some of them may have gone to Portland to do
Speaker 3: the nude bicyclists protests.
Speaker 10: Some of them, I'm sure put on their armor and
Speaker 10: helmets and masks and said, who Antifa doesn't exist, Hey,
Speaker 10: could you pass into that Antifa flag? And then I'm
Speaker 10: sure some of them went ahead and got all excited
Speaker 10: because they're going to do the No Kings rally, whatever
Speaker 10: that may mean.
Speaker 3: It's time again. We just had a no Kings. How
Speaker 3: many times do they have to do the no kings.
Speaker 10: I would think they could pick other members of the
Speaker 10: royalty just to spice things up, but no kings. Certainly,
Speaker 10: Apparently we're not going to see a no Queen's Day guests.
Speaker 3: We'll see a no King's rally. That's my guess where
Speaker 3: they're going.
Speaker 10: And then I'm sure they're cooking up for maybe the
Speaker 10: end of the semester on campuses or summer, or maybe
Speaker 10: they're really looking towards next fall to hit the elite
Speaker 10: universities again.
Speaker 3: You know that as well as I do, And they'll
Speaker 3: find another.
Speaker 10: Caut what'll happen. What'll happen is the Hamasa course is
Speaker 10: not disarming and shooting Palestinians. So where is the rally
Speaker 10: to against Tama saying pre Palestine, save Palestinians from Pamath.
Speaker 3: I don't hear anything from that either.
Speaker 1: Well, I saw that video and I had to look
Speaker 1: twice to make sure I was seeing what was going
Speaker 1: on there. And they said these individuals were collaborating with Israel,
Speaker 1: and so there were summary executions on the street. You know,
Speaker 1: they civilized people do that all the time. They just
Speaker 1: put a blindfold on the people they accused of wrongdoing
Speaker 1: and make them kneel down on the street and then
Speaker 1: it discharge in AK forty seven behind their head so
Speaker 1: they can blow them, so they can blow their heads off.
Speaker 1: And of course I'm sure maybe I missed it, but
Speaker 1: I'm sure ilhan Omar, I'm sure that AOC, I'm sure
Speaker 1: Jasmine Crockett and Rashida Talib were out front and condemning
Speaker 1: these actions on behalf of Hamas. You saw that, didn't you?
Speaker 10: Well I didn't because they were a little busy, still
Speaker 10: apt for the fifth judge the sixth appeal and what
Speaker 10: are we up to about three quarters of a million
Speaker 10: dollars in terms of the due process for a Brago Garcia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're very hard critic.
Speaker 10: You're they're too they're too busy, and AOC is too
Speaker 10: busy holding national seeing in events with uncle Bernie Sanders
Speaker 10: and denying that she wants to run for Senate and
Speaker 10: Schumer's seat, and just cannot believe it's.
Speaker 2: Like kinds of blank.
Speaker 3: I'm shocked you'd ask me that question.
Speaker 10: I'm just here because I have a lot of time,
Speaker 10: and I'm a congress woman.
Speaker 3: Uh the Senate? What Senate?
Speaker 2: Who's senate?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 10: Unbelievable, but that's where we are.
Speaker 1: Isn't she busy appointing herself the leader of the Democrat
Speaker 1: Party these days? Isn't she? If you want to be
Speaker 1: trying to fill that void.
Speaker 10: If you want to negotiate, or if you want to
Speaker 10: come by my office? She said, And then when the
Speaker 10: Speaker Johnson called her on it, she.
Speaker 3: Said, what again? Who office?
Speaker 2: Who?
Speaker 3: Who said that? Who said that? I know, I'm busy.
Speaker 3: I've got to make a call from Bernie.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 10: It's so it's unbelievable, but look they're excited. Uh, and
Speaker 10: we know the energy is there on the We.
Speaker 3: Keep saying far left or extremist. Let's just say what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 10: It's the Democratic Party and the folks that are moderate.
Speaker 3: John Senterman's of the world.
Speaker 10: The other people, they're not the party, right, It's not Pelosi,
Speaker 10: it's not Biden, it's it's not Jill, it's not Comma.
Speaker 10: For goodness sakes, I don't know where her mind is
Speaker 10: that she has. I know what she's doing these days.
Speaker 10: I guess she's just wine splits her and books tour.
Speaker 10: It's this is the party, and that's where the energy is,
Speaker 10: that's where the money is. And so let's see after
Speaker 10: Mom Donnie wins, because he probably will win, let's see
Speaker 10: how badly or how quickly he runs New York City
Speaker 10: into the ground even more Unfortunately, Well.
Speaker 1: They've all come out. They've endorsed Mom Donnie, that this
Speaker 1: attorney general in in in the Virginia who you will
Speaker 1: j Yeah, I wanted to see. He wanted to see
Speaker 1: his political rival shot in the head and have his
Speaker 1: children die in their mother's arms. They've all come Yeah.
Speaker 1: No one has condemned him, he said. He said, he apologized,
Speaker 1: and he was he was reprimanded by his own party,
Speaker 1: and he was very proud of that. So apparently he's
Speaker 1: had he's had to face the punishment of his own
Speaker 1: party because of the text messages. He said, way the
Speaker 1: Democrats were.
Speaker 10: The punishment of his own party. They sent him to
Speaker 10: bed one time without without this art, and then they
Speaker 10: apologized in the morning and they gave him the cake
Speaker 10: that he didn't eat the night before. You know what
Speaker 10: actually happened. And I was I was digging on this
Speaker 10: a little bit, digging this up, and I had one
Speaker 10: of our crew too working on it. Where he didn't
Speaker 10: actually apologize initially. In fact, he doubled down initially his
Speaker 10: colleague that said, you know, word the effect of Jay.
Speaker 10: It makes me very uncomfortable when you start talking like that.
Speaker 10: I know you don't mean that, meaning the two bullets
Speaker 10: to the head of Todd Gilbert, who had the egregious
Speaker 10: audacity and sin just to simply not agree with him.
Speaker 10: So two books to his head Hitler Paupa and of
Speaker 10: course Todd Gilbert, the Republican state speaker in Virginia. And
Speaker 10: after she said that, he went back and said no, no,
Speaker 10: And then he said, oh, and Jennifer, by the way,
Speaker 10: he knew these people personally, he worked with them and
Speaker 10: lived in the State Assembly of Virginia. Jennifer Tod's wife,
Speaker 10: she should know the pain of the children dying in
Speaker 10: her arm. And then later on he says how police
Speaker 10: should be shot so then they'll know the pain and
Speaker 10: they won't commit police brutality. And in the blog I put, look,
Speaker 10: this guy shouldn't even run for like taking tolls at
Speaker 10: the toe booth if they still do that.
Speaker 3: And then I thought, well.
Speaker 10: But the Democrats are okay because an effect they're saying, well,
Speaker 10: don't worry.
Speaker 3: He's not going to do that.
Speaker 10: All he's going to do is be the you know,
Speaker 10: the attorney general, the top cop prosecutor for the entire
Speaker 10: state of Virginia. And this is apparently who the Democrats
Speaker 10: think is fit for that highest office in Virginia. How
Speaker 10: is he gonna sit seriously with like a family or
Speaker 10: victims of a crime? Ago, I know how you say
Speaker 10: I relate to I'll go to back for you. And
Speaker 10: they're going to be thinking, dude, I don't know. I
Speaker 10: don't know where your line of right and wrong is,
Speaker 10: because is in your heart is not exactly law.
Speaker 1: And order, Greg Revenue. Every time we see a little
Speaker 1: bit of the curtain revealed when it comes to the
Speaker 1: left or leading Democrats in this country, it's always something
Speaker 1: vile like this. It's always something that's it's the worst
Speaker 1: sort of behavior and the worst sort of speech you
Speaker 1: can imagine. And they're always the ones out there who
Speaker 1: are talking about that. You know, they're the ones out
Speaker 1: who they don't hesitate to call Trump hitler, they don't
Speaker 1: hesitate to call him a fascist or a Nazi. But
Speaker 1: when you see the kind of thing that they really
Speaker 1: talk to each other about, the kind of conversation they
Speaker 1: engage in, it's always this kind of stuff and it
Speaker 1: happens on a local level around here in Cincinnati, and
Speaker 1: we see it on the national level like this all
Speaker 1: the time, and.
Speaker 10: There's no What I would say too, that I've been
Speaker 10: arguing for quite some time is I don't see any
Speaker 10: truly serious, fully formed of mature adults on the left.
Speaker 10: I mean, Fetterman has come quite a long ways, and
Speaker 10: he makes sense on a number of things, but he's
Speaker 10: one guy and he doesn't have a whole lot of
Speaker 10: leverage right now. But for the vast majority, I just
Speaker 10: don't see serious adults saying no, that's not how we
Speaker 10: do things. What I see is just the old you know,
Speaker 10: Bob and weave of you know, trying to split the difference.
Speaker 10: Because what they really want, let's face it is, and
Speaker 10: they don't care how they get it, is the power.
Speaker 3: And the seats.
Speaker 10: And what's ironic is once they get this power in seats,
Speaker 10: either they have no policy ideas or like mom, Donnie,
Speaker 10: just give everybody free stuff until you run the entire
Speaker 10: city into the ground and rack up more billions of debt.
Speaker 10: And because you know, we know socialism and Marxism has
Speaker 10: worked so many times through our history, why not keep
Speaker 10: truck going back and saying no, no, no, this will be
Speaker 10: the place that works. So I'm astonished by that, but
Speaker 10: I'm disappointed.
Speaker 3: I hoped for more.
Speaker 10: But to your point, which I think is spot on,
Speaker 10: as every time we see the curtain pull back, there's
Speaker 10: left curtain. And this is truly when we see the transparency,
Speaker 10: and this apparently is okay in the party.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: They made a folk hero out.
Speaker 10: Of Luigi Mangioni, who being heroic. I get too many
Speaker 10: on the life. Now is what walking up to a
Speaker 10: husband and a father and shooting him in the back
Speaker 10: in broad daylight as a coward because you're upset about
Speaker 10: insurance rates, or putting bullets.
Speaker 3: In a rifle and killing a husband and a.
Speaker 10: Father because you didn't agree with this person.
Speaker 3: Something. Yeah, I guess you can't use your words. I
Speaker 3: guess they can't use words.
Speaker 10: I guess they'd just either, yeah, use rhetoric or bullets.
Speaker 1: Here's another example of how brazen they are. This there's
Speaker 1: a mother in Wisconsin who took her eight year old
Speaker 1: daughter to a farmer's market an Oskosh. The Democrat Party
Speaker 1: was operating a booth there and they're handing out you know,
Speaker 1: those those little rubber bracelets that people like to wear.
Speaker 1: So so a volunteer leans over and hands her eight
Speaker 1: year old daughter a bracelet, and she shows up to
Speaker 1: her mom, and her mom looks at the bracelet reads
Speaker 1: is he dead yet?
Speaker 5: Which is is he dead yet? A reference to Trump?
Speaker 5: This is what the Democrat party? This is the local.
Speaker 1: Democrat party at a farmer's market, and an eight year
Speaker 1: old kid handing out bracelets like this. So to try
Speaker 1: to claim that these are isolated incidents or that you know,
Speaker 1: you can't control everyone in your party, No, it's it's
Speaker 1: across the spectrum. It I mean, it really is, and
Speaker 1: it's it's more brazen and more blatant. And we see
Speaker 1: the hypocrisy again on the left, as you point out
Speaker 1: in your piece talking about how even though Trump is
Speaker 1: trying to bring peace to the million, but do we
Speaker 1: know if the twenty point plan is going to work?
Speaker 1: I don't know. So far it looks like it's working.
Speaker 1: But is it but just the idea that he would
Speaker 1: try to do that not worthy of any respect, not
Speaker 1: worthy of any recognition, just worthy of calling him again
Speaker 1: a fascist and hitler again. You can't tell me that
Speaker 1: it's it's just it's you know, it's it's just one
Speaker 1: of those things, though, this is what they stand for.
Speaker 10: Well, you know, extremism and irrationality and hatred is a
Speaker 10: contagion and it's spread and when it finds a host,
Speaker 10: it spreads like crazy unless it is literally destroyed. And
Speaker 10: the few people in the Left that you think are
Speaker 10: in leadership positions that should show the maturity and should
Speaker 10: show that I'm a fully formed adult and this is
Speaker 10: wrong and these aren't the values. They either are so
Speaker 10: scared they're going to lose their seat like Schumer, or
Speaker 10: they don't have the leverage like Fetterman, or they simply
Speaker 10: just again intimidated by the energy and the outrage of
Speaker 10: their wing of the party, they just step aside. And
Speaker 10: the contagion, to your point, it just builds and it
Speaker 10: doesn't become just isolated incidents.
Speaker 3: And look, many years.
Speaker 10: Ago I was, I grew up in a Democratic Party household,
Speaker 10: and that party, that party is long gone. I don't
Speaker 10: know if it's ever going to come back or resuscitate,
Speaker 10: but it is long gone. It's from everything I can see,
Speaker 10: and it's right now it's the DSA, the Democrat Socialist
Speaker 10: of America and that's where the money is, that's where
Speaker 10: the energy is on the left, and apparently that's where
Speaker 10: the normalizing political.
Speaker 3: Violence, or at least not condemning it.
Speaker 10: And if you tolerate something, you don't condemn it, you
Speaker 10: tolerate it, it grows, you give life to it.
Speaker 3: And this is what we're seeing.
Speaker 10: And it's very dangerous because I don't know who would
Speaker 10: be immune right from political violence, and I don't know
Speaker 10: who would And at some point they're going to eat
Speaker 10: their own, like every movement like that does, because the
Speaker 10: next one isn't extreme as you, and the one behind
Speaker 10: you thinks you're not as extreme as him, and so
Speaker 10: once it goes, it eats everything like a virus. And
Speaker 10: so that's a strong concern right now. How can you
Speaker 10: have a work in democracy when you seem like you
Speaker 10: tolerate either political violence and thought and political violence and deeds.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll be watching the media coverage of the note
Speaker 1: King's protests that we're going to have across the country
Speaker 1: this week, and I fully expect to see signs out
Speaker 1: there that read we are all Hamas. So those oh, absolutely, yeah,
Speaker 1: those signs will definitely make an appearance, and we'll see
Speaker 1: we'll see what kind of coverage that gets from the media.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just I'm My concern is Camille is gonna
Speaker 10: wake up next to Charles and go Charles, have.
Speaker 3: You seen no kings?
Speaker 10: Oh my goodness is happening again in the colonies and
Speaker 10: they're gonna be the poor things are going to be confused.
Speaker 1: Greg Rabbito, you're the best man Valmore Films. If people
Speaker 1: want to find out more about you, where do they
Speaker 1: do that?
Speaker 10: Yeah, Valmar Films dot com, Greg thefilmmaker dot com and
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Speaker 3: And we appreciate what you do and having me.
Speaker 1: On, Greg, keep up the great work man, always great
Speaker 1: having you on. We'll do it again before too long.
Speaker 3: All right, take it there, there you go, All right.
Speaker 1: Greg Rabbito. Check him out at Valmar Films. Two twenty
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Speaker 7: Three defensive backs begin retreating about thirty yards down the
Speaker 7: field three seconds left, the Steelers sixty yards from the
Speaker 7: end zone. Rogers catches the shotgun. Snap now, He'll run around,
Speaker 7: allow his receivers to get downfield, and he launches it
Speaker 7: into the end zone and it is broken up incomplete.
Speaker 7: No knocked the way by Djivy and the Bengals have
Speaker 7: knocked out the Steelers on Thursday Night by the final
Speaker 7: score of thirty three to thirty one. The AFC North
Speaker 7: gets tighter and the Bengals outlook gets brighter with a
Speaker 7: tremendous closing finish and a game winning field goal with
Speaker 7: seven seconds to go.
Speaker 1: How about that Money Max?
Speaker 9: So many heroes in this football game, offensive, defensive, and
Speaker 9: special teams when you include Money Mack. All I can
Speaker 9: say is Bengals beat the Pittsburgh Steelers two division wins,
Speaker 9: two and zero in the division. That could be a
Speaker 9: factor as the season progresses unfold. Bam, Bam, bam, Bengals
Speaker 9: win thirty three thirty one.
Speaker 6: Oh hello, buyet and I'm spos I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: God so sega. I saw Austin Elmore, Yes, sir, walking
Speaker 1: around the hallways a little. Did he just spend the
Speaker 1: night here?
Speaker 5: Didn't he do the Bengals post game showed about I
Speaker 5: don't think so o'clock and Ricky Chinos slept here last night.
Speaker 5: He was at the game covering for serious exem and
Speaker 5: then it took him an hour and a half to
Speaker 5: get out of downtown because now the I guess the
Speaker 5: Bengals now have a new traffic system really after the games,
Speaker 5: where if you're on the one side you go west
Speaker 5: and the other side goes east. You can't like go
Speaker 5: all over the place anymore. So if you're on the
Speaker 5: west side, I don't know. I don't know how you
Speaker 5: can't go well, I have no idea, but I don't
Speaker 5: know how at all.
Speaker 1: What if you live on the east side and park
Speaker 1: on the west side, I don't know if you live
Speaker 1: on the west side and park on the east side.
Speaker 5: I don't have all the configurations of the deal. But
Speaker 5: it said it took him he had to go. He
Speaker 5: usually goes some way up to like uh here there
Speaker 5: and then Freeman Avenue and then comes up through downtown.
Speaker 5: But last night he had to go through I guess
Speaker 5: the Great American Ballpark and through that way hour and
Speaker 5: a half to.
Speaker 1: Get here after the game.
Speaker 5: That doesn't sound very well, I mean, but everybody was
Speaker 5: staying until the end.
Speaker 1: Well, sure nobody left. Well, the game of the game
Speaker 1: wasn't over until there was.
Speaker 5: So he was what he was here in the iHeart
Speaker 5: Hotel suite aka couch. Who's got a couch right across
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Speaker 5: at eight one two nine three two twenty twenty six
Speaker 5: sports Dan. Of course, the Bengals win it yesterday last night,
Speaker 5: go to three and four two and oh now in
Speaker 5: the division. They got the weekend off home game a
Speaker 5: week from Sunday, up against those New York Football Jets.
Speaker 5: Let's see Jet stink take it easy now they stink Bengals.
Speaker 5: The Bengals did up until last night.
Speaker 1: Moweger told me the Bengals are going to be favored
Speaker 1: against the Jets. I would hope so, I would I
Speaker 1: would hope so too.
Speaker 5: College football twenty fourth ranks Cincinnati Bearcats are on the
Speaker 5: road up against Oklahoma State Tomorrow night at seven here
Speaker 5: on seven hundred WLW Miami. The RedHawks look to extend
Speaker 5: their three game win streak, taking on Eastern Michigan. Thanks
Speaker 5: to everybody, I apologize for the Ohio State fans. They're
Speaker 5: playing Withisconsin tomorrow, not Minnesota.
Speaker 1: You said Minnesota earlier, right.
Speaker 5: But they could playno Minnesota and Wisconsin at the same
Speaker 5: time and still beat him and your your guy, Luke
Speaker 5: Fickle sent a little trouble up there in badger Lands.
Speaker 1: He's not feeling too comfortable as well.
Speaker 5: He will be because he's probably owed like one hundred
Speaker 5: and six trillion dollars to leave.
Speaker 1: Yeah, isn't that? Isn't that nice? I mean we should
Speaker 1: have been college football coaches.
Speaker 5: What Kurt Signetti yesterday to Kangety yesterday at Indiana got
Speaker 5: a ninety three million dollar deal for like the next eight.
Speaker 1: Years, ninety three? What's his buyouts? Everything? Everything, the whole
Speaker 1: ninety three mil fingo, you fire me, you gotta pay me.
Speaker 5: Michigan State and number three Indiana, Butler and Dayton, Texas
Speaker 5: and Kentucky and five On ESPN fifteen thirty Exhibition basketball Tonight,
Speaker 5: Bearcats at Michigan at six. Let's see tomorrow exhibition play
Speaker 5: at the Centas Center Xavier and the Races of Murray
Speaker 5: State at two. Right here on seven hundred WLW MLS soccer.
Speaker 1: Didn't Mick coach Murray State one season?
Speaker 5: Yes, FC Cincinnati your host CF Montreal in the regular
Speaker 5: season finale tomorrow night at TQL Stadium, five thirty, Fox
Speaker 5: Sports thirteen to sixty. Then FC will be onto the onder.
Speaker 5: The the Orange and Blue will be onto the playoffs.
Speaker 1: Soccer team is pretty good.
Speaker 5: Baseball LA up three games to none. Now in game
Speaker 5: four tonight at eight thirty against the Brew Crew, Uh,
Speaker 5: let's see, it's the ALCS is tied to two to two.
Speaker 5: So that game five tonight back and again once again
Speaker 5: in Seattle.
Speaker 1: Is anyone around here watching those games? I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't know what kind of ratings are getting, but
Speaker 5: it's gonna get worse if they have the Dodgers and
Speaker 5: the Mariners or something, or the Dodgers in Toronto.
Speaker 1: All the West Coast stuff games won. First pitch ten
Speaker 1: ten oh five, bingo. Let's see Cyclones.
Speaker 5: Cyclones open up their EHL season tomorrow night against Wheeling,
Speaker 5: those unbeaten Miami RedHawks, in college hockey will take on
Speaker 5: linden Wood, and uh, let's see one hundred and six
Speaker 5: where is linden Wood. Some plays that way, some plays
Speaker 5: that way. One hundred and sixty days now until Red's
Speaker 5: opening day. We also say congrats to Mason's ari Ad
Speaker 5: I am, I can't well. The Mason girls won won
Speaker 5: the Division one doubles title.
Speaker 1: Congratulations, and they had to play they had to play
Speaker 1: the other girls from.
Speaker 5: Me, correct, So they won two in the state.
Speaker 1: The Mason girls A against the Mason girls B. Correct,
Speaker 1: and they were seven rackets and they all made it
Speaker 1: to they made it to the final match.
Speaker 5: So congratulations to those ladies.
Speaker 1: So who how about the how about that final? You
Speaker 1: get the parents are up there obviously watching, and you
Speaker 1: don't want to root against the girls that are on
Speaker 1: your team. That's that had to be tough, that's true.
Speaker 5: You're right. The congratulations to them state champions. Amen, that
Speaker 5: is awesome. So we'll get those ladies in here probably
Speaker 5: sometime next week after Willie gets back and congratulate him.
Speaker 1: Did they did they get a giant state Did they
Speaker 1: bring the trophies in? Do they get a giant state
Speaker 1: championship trophy? Just like the football guys doing. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: we had we got a tennis racket on. We had
Speaker 1: kettering altar in here.
Speaker 5: The other day they won four consecutive boys state Division
Speaker 5: one golf titles.
Speaker 1: It's pretty good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, amen, I think look, what did I see? Louisville
Speaker 5: Trinity or somebody, some high school in Louisville won their
Speaker 5: twenty second overall golf title last week. Twenty two golf
Speaker 5: titles with that, I think it was Trinity or somebody,
Speaker 5: along with all the other trophies they got.
Speaker 1: That's like st Exan's women.
Speaker 5: I got a bigger trophy than Freedom Hall, bigger trophy
Speaker 5: case and Freedom Hall's got so.
Speaker 1: But that that orange shirt looks great on you man,
Speaker 1: Thank you. Where can I get one of those?
Speaker 5: Right down the hall?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Yeah, well maybe maybe when I get out of here,
Speaker 1: I'll try. I'll try and get one. I don't have,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't have. I don't have one shirt
Speaker 1: that has a seven hundred wl W logo on it.
Speaker 1: We got to remedy that for everybody. Got to remedy that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: everybody should have one. YEP, I gotta get that. That's
Speaker 1: going to get invited to some golf out. But the
Speaker 1: thing is, this is ten years old. It looks like
Speaker 1: it's brand new.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying that's because I wash it.
Speaker 1: And Tied looks good on you, brother, Yep, thank you Tied?
Speaker 1: Is that is that another sponsor for the Stuge Report?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 5: No, I used to be for the Racing Report. God
Speaker 5: bless them.
Speaker 1: So all right, Seg, thank you very much. Great to
Speaker 1: see you today, being back here Monday and Tuesday for Cunningham.
Speaker 1: So I'm looking forward to that, amen. But as for now,
Speaker 1: please get us out of the stooge reports.
Speaker 5: Dan born on this date October seventeenth, nineteen thirty eight.
Speaker 1: Oh is it somebody I know?
Speaker 5: The king of all daredevils, Evil Canevil fingo. How about
Speaker 5: that last jump King's Island fight nearly broken half jumped
Speaker 5: the greyhound busses, folks.
Speaker 1: I remember watching that when I was a kid.
Speaker 5: Bob Trump he had him on one night Fourth Street.
Speaker 5: Was unbelievable to see that man in person in studio.
Speaker 5: He had a haircut with like three feet tall and
Speaker 5: he was as thin as a pencil.
Speaker 1: Evil Canevil.
Speaker 5: I interviewed Stay one hour, Stayed Trump. He went an
Speaker 5: extra half hour with him.
Speaker 1: How about that? I interviewed his son once, Robbie.
Speaker 5: Remarkable to see that man in person.
Speaker 1: And Robbie Canevel was going to I don't know if
Speaker 1: he was actually going to recreate it, but he was
Speaker 1: going to jump some buses of King's Island. And I
Speaker 1: went up to King's Island and we stood out in
Speaker 1: the parking lot. We did an interview out there. Robbie canivel.
Speaker 1: Nobody liked him these days. Oh evil can evil man.
Speaker 1: Back in the in the seventies, Snake River was a
Speaker 1: kid with that. He went in a rocket remember that?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, the parachute came out. The rocket went down
Speaker 1: in the canyon wide world of sports. Unbelievab ok down there? Yeah,
Speaker 1: where'd the rocket go? So he was born on this
Speaker 1: day in nineteen thirty eight. Correct, how long has he
Speaker 1: been gone?
Speaker 5: Now, he's been gone a few years. It's been a
Speaker 5: little while. Evil and evil everybody. Everybody, have a good weekend.
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Speaker 1: seven hundred WLW seven hundred WLW, Dan Carroll from Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: A few minutes left to go here. Signal ninety nine
Speaker 1: is a prolific poster on social media and put out
Speaker 1: a narrative a day or so ago that I saw
Speaker 1: last night and asked permission to read it on the air.
Speaker 1: And this is what they wrote. If you haven't seen
Speaker 1: it for yourself, you should go find it and look
Speaker 1: at it for yourself. But it's a narrative about what
Speaker 1: we've been through for the last several months here in Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: and Signal ninety nine rights people of Cincinnati deserve the truth,
Speaker 1: not the political theater that has to find Cities Hall
Speaker 1: handling a violent crime in downtown as well as all
Speaker 1: over the city. In July, when chaos erupted and made
Speaker 1: national news, the mayor and his allies dismissed the outrage
Speaker 1: as hysteria. They stood before the cameras clutching their pearls,
Speaker 1: insisting that Cincinnati was safe, while footage of assaults, open
Speaker 1: air fights, and chaos told a very different story. Governor
Speaker 1: Mike Dwine extended an unprecedented offer the full resources of
Speaker 1: the state to help restore order, highway patrol, investigative support,
Speaker 1: technology assets, tools that could have given CPD the breathing
Speaker 1: room it desperately needed. Instead of welcoming that help, city
Speaker 1: leaders arrogantly declined it. They wanted to protect their political narrative,
Speaker 1: not their citizens. By August, the pressure was too heavy
Speaker 1: to ignore. The administration quietly allowed osp to handle traffic enforcement,
Speaker 1: claiming it would free CPD to answer critical calls. Sounded
Speaker 1: like progress, but it was a partial, face saving compromise.
Speaker 1: The full package was still off the table because it
Speaker 1: would expose the depth of the crisis the city was
Speaker 1: working so hard to downplay. In September they were lented again,
Speaker 1: finally announcing they would accept the Governor's help. What they
Speaker 1: didn't tell you, but we told you here on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WLW at least on my shows that we did that.
Speaker 1: It was only two days a month. Two Then this
Speaker 1: month they stretch it the four four days out of
Speaker 1: thirty four days to fight a twenty four to seven problem.
Speaker 1: The mayor stated that the over exaggeration of violence in
Speaker 1: our city was more of a perception than a reality.
Speaker 1: Is that what the victims of these crimes say? It's
Speaker 1: a perception rather than in reality. Even worse, the mayor
Speaker 1: and city Council forced the Governor's office in multiple state
Speaker 1: agencies to sit through a lecture from Iris Rolie, a
Speaker 1: self appointed authority on the Collaborative Agreement. Rowlie, who is
Speaker 1: not the director of the agreement, because there is no director,
Speaker 1: dictated what troops and agents could and could not do
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati, as if she had legal jurisdiction over them.
Speaker 1: The Governor's office, trying to help, was forced to tolerate
Speaker 1: this circus to avoid political backlash from city Hall. It
Speaker 1: was humiliating, not for them, but for us, the city.
Speaker 1: The mayor has now turned to his next political scapegoat
Speaker 1: Police Chief Teresa Thigi. After being ordered to juggle impossible directives,
Speaker 1: appeace political activists, keeps crime stats controlled, and project confidence
Speaker 1: amid chaos, the chief is being positioned for sacrifice. It's
Speaker 1: the same cynical script, blame the police when the politics collapse.
Speaker 1: And then, of course we come to find out in
Speaker 1: the last several hours that the police chief is now
Speaker 1: lawyered up for her discussions with the city manager. So
Speaker 1: it certainly and we had Ken kober On earlier today
Speaker 1: talking about what nonsense this is to have a chief
Speaker 1: like this twisting in the wind. Why you look to
Speaker 1: cover your political behinds. What Cincinnati is witnessing isn't leadership,
Speaker 1: its manipulation. Public safety is being bartered for headlines. The
Speaker 1: mayor's office continues to mislead the public, minimize the scale
Speaker 1: of the state's assistance, and allow unelected consultants to hold
Speaker 1: sway over law enforcement operations. And to me, that is
Speaker 1: one of the biggest things unelected people who hold sway
Speaker 1: over law enforcement operations. The collaborative agreement was never meant
Speaker 1: to become a political weapon or a personal platform for
Speaker 1: self promotion. Yet here we are watching a city in
Speaker 1: crisis defend or defer, I should say to a consultant,
Speaker 1: while the governor's troopers stand down, because iris really said so.
Speaker 1: Four days a month of help, four days of help
Speaker 1: per month isn't a plan. We are stunt And as
Speaker 1: the mayor scrambles to protect his re election campaign by
Speaker 1: throwing Chief Figi under the bus, one truth remains clear.
Speaker 1: The violence continues, and we saw it last night. The
Speaker 1: spin intensifies and the people of Cincinnati are left to
Speaker 1: fend for themselves while city Hall hides behind its talking points.
Speaker 1: Vote this mayor and city Council out of office next month,
Speaker 1: and the rest of the trash will take itself out.
Speaker 1: We can start to heal as a city, clean up
Speaker 1: our city and its neighborhoods. Utilize the federal courts to
Speaker 1: start holding these violent criminals accountable, since so many of
Speaker 1: our own county judges will not. It is just time.
Speaker 1: And that is a post from Signal ninety nine, and
Speaker 1: I want to thank Signal ninety nine. I told them
Speaker 1: ahead of time I was going to read this today
Speaker 1: and I want to thank them for the permission to
Speaker 1: do so. But I don't know how you can argue
Speaker 1: with any of that. It's all the truth, and it
Speaker 1: capitalizes and summarizes in a very important way. I think
Speaker 1: what's been going on in this city. We deserve better
Speaker 1: than the political theater that is being played out right now.
Speaker 1: The police chief deserves better, the men and women who
Speaker 1: wear the uniform certainly deserve better, and the citizens of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati deserve better. I don't vote in the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: But if you do, you have a responsibility. Even though
Speaker 1: you may not have been affected by the crime, we're
Speaker 1: all affected by it in some way. When you have
Speaker 1: businesses that no longer want to stay open, when you
Speaker 1: have businesses that are crying out to the city Hall
Speaker 1: for leadership pastime, to get something done. And we can
Speaker 1: only hope that the voters this time around do what
Speaker 1: needs to be done, so the people who can do
Speaker 1: the things that need to be done know that they
Speaker 1: need to do it. It is three o'clock at the Home
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