Speaker 1: Bill cunning in the Great America. Welcome to Spotty acting
Speaker 1: in the tri Stay.
Speaker 2: What a weekend in River City.
Speaker 1: Number one, We've got Joe Burrow likely playing quarterback against
Speaker 1: the Patriots on Sunday. Tonight we got Elder versus the
Speaker 1: Bombers of Saint Action. I would note that Rocky Boyman
Speaker 1: once again took down the outer flag in my studio
Speaker 1: and walked on it and then left. He's somewhere in
Speaker 1: Alabama right now, but I'm supporting Elder one thousand percent.
Speaker 1: Plus Tonight got the Louisville Cardinals playing the UC Bearcats
Speaker 1: downtown at the Heritage Bank Center. Plus go all the
Speaker 1: other stuff going on, including Saturday UC football. So it
Speaker 1: doesn't get much better than that. Joining you and I
Speaker 1: now is Speaker of the House, Matt Huffman. He's the
Speaker 1: most powerful speaker since vern Rife. Vern Rife because Matt
Speaker 1: Huffman was the President of the Senate and then he
Speaker 1: did that for a while and guess what, now he's
Speaker 1: a Speaker of the House. So, mister Speaker Matt Huffman,
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Matt, first of all,
Speaker 1: can you describe maybe in one or two paragraphs. What
Speaker 1: the legislature has done with HEMP, marijuana, CBD, and THC.
Speaker 1: Because it takes a degree in Chinese calculus to figure
Speaker 1: out what you guys did late in the morning a
Speaker 1: couple of days ago.
Speaker 2: What is the status as we speak.
Speaker 3: Now, Well, we have the Houses approved a bill that
Speaker 3: we've been working on all year, and that this came
Speaker 3: out of a conference committee, Republican Senators and Reps voting
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 4: We approve that.
Speaker 3: I'm nearly certain that the Senate will approve that here
Speaker 3: in a few weeks. But it does the number of things.
Speaker 3: I think some of the things that people immediately want
Speaker 3: to know is that there's a number of public safety things.
Speaker 3: So this prohibits public smoking and intoxication from marijuana. We're
Speaker 3: going to prohibit marijuana products from using packaging or advertising
Speaker 3: to attract children, which some of these folks are actually doing.
Speaker 3: Any ads have to be at all, have to be
Speaker 3: five hundred feet away from schools. We're clear enough the
Speaker 3: OBI prohibitions reducing the potency levels in marijuana, and so
Speaker 3: those are all the And by the way, employers can
Speaker 3: continue to prohibit marijuana at their own place that they
Speaker 3: want to just landlords, employers, just like they would with
Speaker 3: smoking or any other thing. So that's the public safety
Speaker 3: part of it. We or at least through the end
Speaker 3: of twenty six, will continue to allow beverages that have
Speaker 3: THHC in it. And the reason we're doing that is
Speaker 3: the federal government. As we went through this, the Feds
Speaker 3: are always well, what are they doing? Right and kind
Speaker 3: of right as we were coming to conclusions, they changed
Speaker 3: the laws. So they allowed this really through November and
Speaker 3: or prohibited it, and we think that they're going to
Speaker 3: allow it. The folks who are manufacturing these beverages, and
Speaker 3: some of them are you know, the same people who
Speaker 3: are brewing beer and wine and things like that, will
Speaker 3: continue to be allowed to do that all the way
Speaker 3: through the end of twenty six. Will have to see
Speaker 3: what the Feds are going to do. They have their
Speaker 3: own timeline by the middle of November next year, so
Speaker 3: that's you know, somewhat in the air, if you will.
Speaker 3: But we've maintained the current the tax rate of ten percent.
Speaker 3: What a lot of people are most interested in is
Speaker 3: the thirty six percent of revenue from the marijuana excise tax,
Speaker 3: which has been accumulating since the sale will now be
Speaker 3: distributed to those communities that have dispensaries, so a lot
Speaker 3: of local communities. There's about one hundred million dollars in
Speaker 3: that fund right now, so a lot of money going
Speaker 3: to local communities. And there is some relief for people
Speaker 3: who previously had been convicted of a minor marijuana fence
Speaker 3: in the past. There'll be an expungement of that. They
Speaker 3: have to go in a plu with the court. A
Speaker 3: number of other things in here, of course, but I
Speaker 3: think those are the highlights.
Speaker 1: Matt Huffman, speaker, The Ivory Towers and Columbus are different
Speaker 1: than the mean streets of Loveland. I found myself last
Speaker 1: night with the People's Judge and a few other couples
Speaker 1: walking around Loveland, which, by the way, you went to
Speaker 1: UC you' law school understand that it's a beautiful community.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you how many how much smoking marijuana
Speaker 1: I smelt in downtown Loveland. When I go to Washington Park,
Speaker 1: where my family have deep roots, every day there's large
Speaker 1: numbers of people using drugs and smoking pot openly. So
Speaker 1: it's one thing to say, as a speaker of the house,
Speaker 1: we're gonna we're gonna bar smoking marijuana in public.
Speaker 2: In reality, it's happening all the time. And I would
Speaker 2: assume in Ohio State and Columbus. I bet you can
Speaker 2: walk around Columbus and people are smoking pot and nothing's happening.
Speaker 2: So how can there be such a disparity.
Speaker 3: Why, Well, even in the great city of Lima, that
Speaker 3: is happening. And when I was an opening day with
Speaker 3: my grandson, they're walking through Fountain Square and there are
Speaker 3: people smoking marijuana. The reason why they're doing it right
Speaker 3: now is because it's legal. Nope, the initiative that was
Speaker 3: put on by the marijuana industry in November of twenty
Speaker 3: three in past didn't prohibit the use of smoking marijuana
Speaker 3: in public. This bill does, and so now people will
Speaker 3: be fine, ticketed, they'll be guilty of violating the law.
Speaker 3: We also cleaned up the OVI statutes and you know,
Speaker 3: can't smoke your marijuana in your car and all of that.
Speaker 3: So there'll probably be a little up. People have to
Speaker 3: figure out here real quickly that hey, I've been smoking
Speaker 3: marijuana for two years, what do you mean I'm not
Speaker 3: allowed to do that. Well, we've changed the law and
Speaker 3: here's a ticket if you do it again, and all
Speaker 3: that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: Enforce the law, because in Cincinnati, they're not going to
Speaker 1: enforce that law. They're not Mayri Afta Pureval has told
Speaker 1: the police he didn't want to see marijuana convictions.
Speaker 2: He don't want that.
Speaker 1: And so you can say one thing, but what do
Speaker 1: you do if the mayor and the police don't enforce
Speaker 1: the law.
Speaker 3: Well, if you've got a mayor who won't enforce the law,
Speaker 3: who's taken an oath to faithfully execute the laws of
Speaker 3: the United State Constitution. In the state of Ohio, you
Speaker 3: got a mayor who's violating the law, and the voters
Speaker 3: need to make a decision about that.
Speaker 2: He got eighty three percent of the vote.
Speaker 3: If I get that, I get that. But a guy
Speaker 3: who looks at everybody and says I'm not going to
Speaker 3: follow the law, I'm not sure how much longer you
Speaker 3: can be mayor.
Speaker 2: If you're saying that, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: I would assume he might get eighty five percent of
Speaker 1: the vote the next time. Nonetheless, maybe you can pass
Speaker 1: the law, but you know, if the lawmakers don't, if
Speaker 1: the enforcers don't want to do it, that's a different issue.
Speaker 2: Real estate taxes.
Speaker 1: Tell me what you did about lowering real estate taxes,
Speaker 1: which is a big issue here in Hamlet County.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we passed we had passed one bill or
Speaker 3: several provisions in the budget, and Governor de wine Vita
Speaker 3: some of those we have overridden one of those vetos.
Speaker 3: The others we don't have to address because they've now
Speaker 3: been been through the Governor's Discovery Committee there he wanted
Speaker 3: to think about it a little bit longer, and basically
Speaker 3: that that commission recommended that we do the things the
Speaker 3: governor vetoed.
Speaker 2: So we're happy about that.
Speaker 3: So there are four bills passed, and you know, one
Speaker 3: of those, I think the most important of those is
Speaker 3: the cap on inflate inflation. If what we have right
Speaker 3: now bill is a series of folks who they're retired,
Speaker 3: their incomes steady because they're on pension or Social Security.
Speaker 3: They lived in the same house for forty years and
Speaker 3: they're getting a twenty or fifty percent increase and all
Speaker 3: of a sudden, it's like, well, how am I going
Speaker 3: to pay that? And so there are inflation caps on
Speaker 3: how much real estate taxes will go up. So that's
Speaker 3: the cap. Also on the inside millage increase to inflation.
Speaker 3: This is going to save about seven hundred million dollars
Speaker 3: in property tax relief.
Speaker 2: Over three years.
Speaker 3: Okay, so that's very important part of it. We have
Speaker 3: one of the things that happened with it local entities,
Speaker 3: school districts, in particular, the twenty mil floor and what
Speaker 3: you collect that determines how much money you get from
Speaker 3: the state. Well, we are now going to count the emergency,
Speaker 3: the renewal, the replacement, all of those things which are
Speaker 3: very confusing to voters, count towards the twenty mil floor
Speaker 3: to show how much money you really have, including income
Speaker 3: tax levies, so it's clearer how wealthy a local school
Speaker 3: district is. I think the most important part of this
Speaker 3: is that we have now empowered your local budget commission
Speaker 3: to reduce the amount of money that is being taken
Speaker 3: from taxpayers. If a levee that goes on is collecting
Speaker 3: more money than the levee was intended to collect. Because
Speaker 3: right now it's like we're gonna put on this for
Speaker 3: three years, we're gonna collect five million dollars and we
Speaker 3: collected ten million dollars. Well, the antity's just keeping the money.
Speaker 3: But your local budget Commission, which is made up of
Speaker 3: your auditor and your treasurer and prosecuting attorney. In most cases,
Speaker 3: those elected officials are going to have to make those decisions.
Speaker 3: You know, we all want our local governments to be
Speaker 3: properly funded, but they shouldn't be taking more money than
Speaker 3: what they need and what was intended. So those are
Speaker 3: those are kind of the highlights. But we have a
Speaker 3: you know, on our website in the House and you
Speaker 3: can go through and see these in detail.
Speaker 1: Lastly, there's a headline out of Columbus Ohio Conservatives that
Speaker 1: means you vote to change what students learn in the classroom.
Speaker 1: The cultural wars are coming to Ohio. A lot of
Speaker 1: Democrats are unhappy about this, but according to media accounts,
Speaker 1: as the Speaker of the House, if you passed several
Speaker 1: bills a couple of days ago that could order how
Speaker 1: students learn from fetal development all the way through Christian
Speaker 1: influence on history. Democrats say the changes are culture war
Speaker 1: distractions from the needs of average Ohioans. Is it is
Speaker 1: ridiculous how little public school kids, in private school kids
Speaker 1: know about americanustory, Ohio history. They don't know where we
Speaker 1: came from, they don't know the principles of the founding
Speaker 1: of the country. What did you do to instruct public
Speaker 1: schools what they have to teach, which the Democrats are
Speaker 1: angry about.
Speaker 3: Well, there are two things. One is, there is a
Speaker 3: bill spent sponsored by Melanie Miller, State rep out of
Speaker 3: Madina County, who basically it's we would like the students
Speaker 3: to see how a human fetus develops during pregnancy. Now,
Speaker 3: you know, if I think that's an important thing, and
Speaker 3: I think that if people see that, they may have
Speaker 3: different ideas about whether to go through with an abortion
Speaker 3: or not. And I understand there's a constitutional amendment that
Speaker 3: allows that in almost every circumstance. But more knowledge, more
Speaker 3: understanding about something is always good, and people who don't
Speaker 3: want kids to see that really need to question what
Speaker 3: is it that? What is it We don't want people
Speaker 3: to know more, We don't want people to see things.
Speaker 3: That's ridiculous, right. The second bill that they're angry about
Speaker 3: is a bill that doesn't require, but encourages and allows
Speaker 3: the teaching of the history of religion in the United States,
Speaker 3: including Christianity, but not just Christianity, because that's not we're
Speaker 3: largely a Judeo Christian country. We have a lot of
Speaker 3: other religions, and a lot of that is teaching about
Speaker 3: religious persecution. It's also teaching about the fact that our
Speaker 3: founding fathers, as it says in our founding documents, we're
Speaker 3: relying on the providence of God in making sure that
Speaker 3: our endeavors go forward. But teaching religion has an important
Speaker 3: bedrock in our society, in our American society. People who
Speaker 3: want a white religion out of the public square correct
Speaker 3: have a very poor understanding of why it is we're
Speaker 3: all standing here and why this is, you know, the
Speaker 3: most successful and greatest country in the world. It is
Speaker 3: a bedrock or religion. And by the way, if you're
Speaker 3: an atheist, you don't have to believe all that stuff
Speaker 3: if you want, in fact, you can look at your
Speaker 3: the teacher and say, I don't want.
Speaker 4: My kid listening to that.
Speaker 3: So it's it's it's only a culture war because someone's
Speaker 3: calling it a culture war. These are things that we
Speaker 3: all know and believe in, and so you know that's
Speaker 3: it gets a headline. That's one reason why I've said.
Speaker 1: Now, human life begins a conception, and you can't change biology.
Speaker 1: And it's not a collection of cells, it's a human being.
Speaker 1: I love the presentation of Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana,
Speaker 1: and when they had some pro abortion doctors, they are
Speaker 1: talking about some aspect of the human life, and he
Speaker 1: held up a photo, a picture of a ten week
Speaker 1: old baby, ten week old fetus with a beating heart
Speaker 1: and brain activities and human organs, and ask, how do
Speaker 1: you exact this ten week old fetus from a human body.
Speaker 1: And it's dismemberment of a baby, which ought to be illegal,
Speaker 1: however it's now acceptable. And many young women believe, I
Speaker 1: don't know what a fetus is. It's not a human being.
Speaker 1: But take a look at picture of this fetus and
Speaker 1: tell me this is not a human being. Then also,
Speaker 1: House Billed four eighty six would encourage public schools to
Speaker 1: teach the positive historical impact of Jeneo Christian values and
Speaker 1: the freedoms and liberties and grained in American culture. It's
Speaker 1: called the Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act. And the Left
Speaker 1: is in the business now of smearing Charlie Kirk, calling
Speaker 1: him a racist and all that kind of stuff. But
Speaker 1: to teach kids about how America was formed by the
Speaker 1: Geneo Christian principles, why it was formed why the thirteen
Speaker 1: colonies who were separate state steparate got together as the
Speaker 1: United States. How we develop is a culture, what it means,
Speaker 1: and the fact that human life begins a conception, And
Speaker 1: if anyone has a doubt, take a picture of a
Speaker 1: fetus that's about six weeks old.
Speaker 2: And tell me that's not a human being.
Speaker 1: But the culture today tells us that Charlie Kirk is
Speaker 1: a racist, Charlie Kirk is a Nazi. And by the way,
Speaker 1: life doesn't really begin until the baby exit the body
Speaker 1: of a woman. It is a woman that has a
Speaker 1: baby and not a man, by the way, and that
Speaker 1: somehow our culture devalues human life. There's a million abortions
Speaker 1: every year of babies that are killed in the womb
Speaker 1: by dismemberment. Described that, and then public schools teaching on
Speaker 1: American history is not a bad thing. It's a good thing.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, mister speaker. You got me
Speaker 1: all fired up right now?
Speaker 3: Well yeah, well, look, I wish I could be as
Speaker 3: eloquent as Bill Cunningham. I never will be, but that's okay. Look,
Speaker 3: one of the things about the Jugeneo Christian tradition is
Speaker 3: that it's tolerant of other religions. Muslims in the United
Speaker 3: States have more freedoms than they do in most Muslim countries. Okay,
Speaker 3: a lot of other classes of individuals, people in different communities.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't be tolerated in other countries that are dominated
Speaker 3: by the Muslim religion. But in the United States. That's
Speaker 3: why it's a great country. Everybody gets to do what
Speaker 3: they want. And you know, with the passage of this
Speaker 3: constitutional amendment in Ohio essentially allowing abortion almost at any time,
Speaker 3: what we have to do, those of us in the
Speaker 3: pro life movement have to do things to win the
Speaker 3: hearts and minds of people that are contemplating this. And
Speaker 3: part of this is winning the mind of someone who
Speaker 3: may someday contemplate abortion. If someone has an unwanted pregnancy,
Speaker 3: sometimes there's people encouraging them to get abortions because they
Speaker 3: don't want embarrassment. They may remember this video that they
Speaker 3: saw when they were a sophomore in high school to say,
Speaker 3: let me think about that and so and you know,
Speaker 3: so people who don't want the public educated simply don't
Speaker 3: you know, aren't interested in talking about the truth. We
Speaker 3: know what's in the Constitution, that's the truth. And we
Speaker 3: know that we have to have other ways of winning
Speaker 3: hearts and minds, and this is one way.
Speaker 1: Speaker, Matt Hoffman, you work on the shoes of vern Riife,
Speaker 1: the most powerful speaker of all time. And mothers should
Speaker 1: not kill their babies, and we're going to only be
Speaker 1: blessed politically. I guess Ryan's not going to run for
Speaker 1: the governor's spot. I think Amy Acton is going to
Speaker 1: be the obvious person to run, and she's lied about
Speaker 1: her background, so you're going to wrap her arms around
Speaker 1: Ohio and it just hug us to death with the
Speaker 1: COVID restrictions. I think favek Ramaswami would be blessed to
Speaker 1: run against Amy Actin. That's a different story. But once again,
Speaker 1: mister speaker, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And we're reporting back to the American people what's happening
Speaker 1: in Columbus. Thank you, Matt. Thanks Bill, God bless America.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more mothers. Do not kill your babies,
Speaker 1: do not dismember your babies. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WW all right, Dave Keaton, hit the music, Please
Speaker 1: hit the music. What a big weekend in the Tri State.
Speaker 1: This is why we are better, This is why we
Speaker 1: are unique. Tonight, of course, is the Louisville Cardinals teeing
Speaker 1: it up against the UC Bearcats average Bank Arena. Also,
Speaker 1: he may know tonight there's a little football game at
Speaker 1: pay Corps with Elder versus Saint X. I would point
Speaker 1: the story and must be told as to how this
Speaker 1: came about. Beginning on Monday morning. I get here about
Speaker 1: ten thirty am every day to prepare and Brian Combs
Speaker 1: walks out of the newsroom and says, I can't believe
Speaker 1: that none of the elder students can even get a
Speaker 1: ticket of the game. I said, wait, talking about He said, well,
Speaker 1: the OHSAA put the game in Mason to benefit the
Speaker 1: Mason Highschool girls wrestling team. I wasn't sure that was
Speaker 1: a thing, but that's another story. We'll talk about that
Speaker 1: later on. And I said, what what happened? He said, well,
Speaker 1: they have it at Mason High School and now all
Speaker 1: the tickets are gone in the first hour or two.
Speaker 1: The students at Elder and Saint X are still in school.
Speaker 1: They can't even get tickets. I said, you got to
Speaker 1: be kidding me. So I came into the studio and
Speaker 1: I and I called Denise Treehouse, chair of the Hamlet
Speaker 1: County Board of County Commissioners, who is very receptive. On
Speaker 1: my call, she's she texted back, saym in a meeting, Willie,
Speaker 1: what's going on? I texted her saying, you know, Denise,
Speaker 1: can we get paid course stadium to host the game
Speaker 1: on Friday night between Elder and Saint X.
Speaker 2: She says, what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: I texted her back, okay, and then she said and
Speaker 1: then she called me and said, let me call Katie
Speaker 1: Blackburn Brown.
Speaker 2: I said, sounds good.
Speaker 1: I said, it's got to be done today because it
Speaker 1: becomes Tuesday, Wednesday. Guess what Friday will be here in
Speaker 1: a heartbeat, it won't happen. And all the Elder students
Speaker 1: and the Dreehouses carried deeply about Elber and of course
Speaker 1: Rocky Borman cares deeply about Saint X, and I care
Speaker 1: about America. So conversations are head back and forth, back
Speaker 1: and forth. I try to get her on at two
Speaker 1: or three o'clock. She can't come on because she's working
Speaker 1: on this plus other difficulties. Long in the short that
Speaker 1: she texted me back and said we got it done,
Speaker 1: I said, wonderful. Then she went on with Rocky in
Speaker 1: eighty about four o'clock on Monday. It might have been Tuesday,
Speaker 1: but whatever, And it's going to happen. And right now
Speaker 1: they've sold I think about thirty thousand tickets and the
Speaker 1: whole bottom bowl of the stadium is going to be filled.
Speaker 1: And as a kid that played high school and college
Speaker 1: baseball at Crosley Field, there's no greater thrill, as Adam
Speaker 1: Matthews talked about when he went to Saint X of
Speaker 1: walking into a major league facility as a high school
Speaker 1: kid and playing a game, and with all due respect
Speaker 1: to Knippert, which would be a fabulous arena for high
Speaker 1: school football. There's something special about playing on the field
Speaker 1: where the Bengals are playing Sunday against the That's a
Speaker 1: big deal. And so that's how it developed. And of
Speaker 1: course the Shakers and Movers here or Denise Treehouse and
Speaker 1: the Katie Blackburn Brown OHSAA. And left to the side
Speaker 1: is the girls Mason High School wrestling team. I'm told
Speaker 1: by the Mason faithful that the girls there on the
Speaker 1: wrestling team. I didn't think wrestling among girls in high
Speaker 1: school was a big deal. Only wrestling I did in
Speaker 1: high school was with Penny in the backseat of twin
Speaker 1: drive in movie theaters. That's a different story. So I
Speaker 1: guess it's a thing. And I've had on State Girls
Speaker 1: Champion wrestling. I said, great, and so it's a thing.
Speaker 1: So they took up the idea of having Mason High School,
Speaker 1: which is going to host the big game between Saint
Speaker 1: xan An Elder, and they were going to handle the security.
Speaker 1: The concessions make a lot of money, and they need
Speaker 1: money for mats, they need money for uniforms, need money
Speaker 1: for whatever, girls need money for when they wrestle. So
Speaker 1: now they're out in the dark. So I hope maybe
Speaker 1: a city council and Mason can do something to help
Speaker 1: the Mason High School girls wrestling team. For every action
Speaker 1: is an equal reaction. The reaction is they're not happy
Speaker 1: about losing the game and losing their funding for the
Speaker 1: next year or two of girls wrestling. But I regress.
Speaker 1: So the game is game is happening. Rocky Boyman sand
Speaker 1: X's Finest Who's by the way, is in Alabama right now,
Speaker 1: University of Alabama, Crimson Tide. He's going to do their
Speaker 1: game on ESPN, I guess on Saturday. I have an
Speaker 1: Elder flag that's been hung up in my studio for
Speaker 1: three years. It was given to me by the Elder
Speaker 1: Faithful John Kraft and the coach Ramsey and others for
Speaker 1: my support of Elder. I've spoken to the boys before
Speaker 1: and it's the one hundredth plaque says Willie's a panther.
Speaker 1: So Rocky Boyman took it down and stepped on it
Speaker 1: Wednesday Thursday, I should notify Elder the disrespect that X
Speaker 1: shows toward Elder. Elder is my kind of school, hard working,
Speaker 1: bright young kids exceeding greatly beyond expectations. When I went
Speaker 1: to the game under the leadership of Father Anthony Browsch
Speaker 1: and he's the chaplain for Elder High school also runs
Speaker 1: the seminary Mount Saint Mary's and Beachmont Avenue, and I
Speaker 1: walked around with him and there was the Moller Faithful
Speaker 1: and then the Elder and Elder. It was the greatest
Speaker 1: night of high school football ever. The weather, the circumstances
Speaker 1: of packed house and watch Elder overachieve again and again
Speaker 1: and again against Maller and sant X fills me with emotions.
Speaker 1: I have difficulty expressing. So that's just one big event tonight,
Speaker 1: along with the basketball game Louisville and you see than Tomars,
Speaker 1: you see and bring him Young, Michael Jackson's favorite university,
Speaker 1: Bring him Young is in town. Throw on top of that.
Speaker 1: Sunday with the Ben Galleys, Throw on top of that.
Speaker 1: Messi Messi perhaps the greatest soccer player of all time
Speaker 1: next to Ronaldo, coming to Cincinnati on Sunday at five o'clock,
Speaker 1: and later on we have Jeff Birding coming on to
Speaker 1: talk about I can't imagine any city in America having
Speaker 1: a bigger weekend many events going on than Cincinnati. Little Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: Ohio has I'm proud. This makes me proud to be
Speaker 1: a Cincinnatian, despite the efforts of politicians to ruin it.
Speaker 1: So if you can't find something to do tonight, you
Speaker 1: got something wrong in your life. Secondly, a couple issues.
Speaker 1: I want to note again that Matt Huffman, the speaker,
Speaker 1: is the most powerful speaker this side of vern Rife.
Speaker 1: And they named the buildings after vern Rife. But Matt
Speaker 1: Huffman knows where the bodies are buried. Speaking of that,
Speaker 1: I have a report out of the BBC see I
Speaker 1: cover world events, international events, interstellar events, local events, so
Speaker 1: you don't have to. According to the story out of
Speaker 1: the BBC, which I trust half the time, not the
Speaker 1: Burbank Broadcasting Company, but rather the BBC in London. Another day,
Speaker 1: another anti Christian attack by g hottist in Nigeria. Multiple
Speaker 1: news agencies reported Friday Today that.
Speaker 2: Monday and Tuesday, dozens of students.
Speaker 1: Have been abducted by armed men from a Catholic school
Speaker 1: in the center of the country. The BBC reports the
Speaker 1: latest attack target at Saint Mary's School and Papira, Niger.
Speaker 2: Saint Mary's School.
Speaker 1: I think of Hyde Park when I hear that, where
Speaker 1: authorities had already ordered the temporary closure of all Catholic
Speaker 1: and Christian schools due to rising security threats by Boca
Speaker 1: Haram and other Islamic terrorists. Local media broadcaster Aris TV
Speaker 1: said fifty two school kids were abducted at gunpoint. Their
Speaker 1: teachers were brutally murdered in front of them. There were
Speaker 1: seventeen girls thirty five boys. It's a secondary school serves
Speaker 1: kids between the ages of twelve and seventeen. This is
Speaker 1: one of many attacks on Christian and Catholic schools in Nigeria,
Speaker 1: including one on Monday where twenty five schoolgirls were abducted
Speaker 1: in nearby Kebby State in Nigeria. The school kidnappings and
Speaker 1: attack on a church earlier this week cause President Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to threaten military action over targeting of Nigeria's Christians.
Speaker 1: Can you think of any place on Earth where Christians
Speaker 1: and Catholics are obliterating Muslims are those of the Islamic faith.
Speaker 1: And the girls are kidnapped, of course for sexual purposes,
Speaker 1: to throw them into sexual slavery for the men of
Speaker 1: these units. And the Nigerian government said is that we're
Speaker 1: deeply said to hear this news. It goes on and
Speaker 1: on and on. The exact number of abducted students this
Speaker 1: year equal about two thousand. Two thousand have been abducted.
Speaker 1: The teachers are shot in the back of the head,
Speaker 1: their bodies are paraded through city streets. The boys and
Speaker 1: the girls are kidnapped, the boys become soldiers. If they
Speaker 1: don't convert to Islam, they're killed, and the girls are
Speaker 1: thrown into sexual slavery until they're brutalized and murdered. This
Speaker 1: is happening all over Africa. Nigeria is one example. There
Speaker 1: are many others, and I don't know how we stop it.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. I have no idea. The Pope,
Speaker 1: the United Nations, Western Europe, the BBC, who wants to
Speaker 1: have American forces go to Nigeria.
Speaker 2: Nobody.
Speaker 1: This is true evil and it's wrong, and it's been
Speaker 1: happening for a long time. Analyst and residents playing the
Speaker 1: Nigerian lawlessness as a failure of government to defend its
Speaker 1: own citizens and the rampant corruption within the government itself
Speaker 1: that limits weapons supply to security forces while ensuring their
Speaker 1: steady supply to the gangs. So inside the Nigerian government
Speaker 1: they provide guns, money and intelligence to go. Where are
Speaker 1: the churches? Where are the Catholic schools? Kill them all?
Speaker 1: It's the message disgusting, disgusting and very sad, but it's
Speaker 1: the way things are today. I also would note, I
Speaker 1: know Glenn Beck is on this big time, but this
Speaker 1: is out of Minnesota. There's a new fraud scandal and
Speaker 1: making the Feeding our Future thing look like small potatoes.
Speaker 1: Feeding our future is when Somali gangs and others in
Speaker 1: Minnesota and elsewhere will gain the AEDB and the and
Speaker 1: the credit and the and the snap benefits for personal
Speaker 1: personal moneies, HS Health and Human Services, and Washington funded
Speaker 1: something called the Housing stab Stabilization Service Program, and Minnesota
Speaker 1: is drowning and fraud. This was a program put together
Speaker 1: under Joe Biden in which it was thought that if
Speaker 1: we provide money to the states to help seniors, addicts, disabled,
Speaker 1: and the mentally ill secure housing. It was designed with
Speaker 1: low barriers to entry, so you sign up and say, okay,
Speaker 1: my son, my daughter, my wife, my husband is a
Speaker 1: drug addict or an alcoholic or disabled, and then moneies
Speaker 1: begin to flow to you as a person to get
Speaker 1: your own housing. It began in twenty twenty one. The
Speaker 1: program paid out twenty one million dollars in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: Every year and is doubled in size every year, and
Speaker 1: now the numbers up to two hundred and fifty million
Speaker 1: dollars through Minnesota that we fund in order to provide
Speaker 1: housing services for the mentally ill, to disabled, addicts and seniors.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a good thing on paper, right, Well, the
Speaker 1: Somali community in Minneapolis is ninety thousand strong, and you
Speaker 1: can't get elected with those ninety thousand unless you toe
Speaker 1: the company line. They have found a way to have
Speaker 1: more and more of their children declared by some psychologists
Speaker 1: to be mentally disabled or autistic, gross over diagnostic of
Speaker 1: kids with autism, so they can funnel billions of Medicaid
Speaker 1: dollars back to terrorist sales in Somalia and of course
Speaker 1: Minnesota with Tim Waltz, he's a complete clown's not interested
Speaker 1: whatsoever in curtailing the program because he gets his votes
Speaker 1: out of the Somali community.
Speaker 2: I read this story.
Speaker 1: We're talking about billions of dollars that the American taxpayer
Speaker 1: funds Islamic gangs in Africa. I'm reading it and I said,
Speaker 1: you've got to be kidding me. And of course Tim
Speaker 1: Waltz's administration in Minnesota says, we're looking into the problem,
Speaker 1: looking into it. So we Americans fund Islamic terror in
Speaker 1: Nigeria and Somalia and elsewhere.
Speaker 2: How's this possible?
Speaker 1: So I hope, against hope that somehow the Trump administration
Speaker 1: can cut off the scams, the autism scams, and the
Speaker 1: meals scams and the disability scams that gangs use to
Speaker 1: fund their activities, not just in Somalia or Nigeria, but
Speaker 1: also in America, fifty percent of the SNAP benefits go
Speaker 1: to individuals who should not get them. A good chunk
Speaker 1: about a million go to dead Americans and their cards
Speaker 1: are being used by others along with other scams. How
Speaker 1: can we survive if the American taxpayer is actually paying
Speaker 1: for the organization of Islamic gangs who attack and kill
Speaker 1: Christians and Catholics all over Africa and used by the
Speaker 1: Somali gangs to fund l Shabab activities in the Horn
Speaker 1: of Africa, and we're funding it all and there's no
Speaker 1: interest by Democrats to change that whatsoever. In fact, they
Speaker 1: want to keep paying the Somalis because that's how you
Speaker 1: get elected to political office. You can't win in Minneapolis,
Speaker 1: the largest city in Minnesota, unless you're back by the Somalis.
Speaker 1: And to keep that going, we have to pay for
Speaker 1: the rope to hang ourselves. We have to pay for
Speaker 1: the rape and murder of children in Africa with our
Speaker 1: tax dollars. All right, let's continue. I got many things
Speaker 1: to get too, don't have a lot of time. But
Speaker 1: it also appears that Democrats. Six Democrats have posted their
Speaker 1: little videos pleading with American service personnel to commit treason
Speaker 1: because Trump is president telling them do not follow unlawful orders.
Speaker 1: The translation is, don't do whatever Trump does. That's constitutionally impermissive,
Speaker 1: that's insane and so. And now they're being implicitly told
Speaker 1: in the military that if you don't disobey civilian command
Speaker 1: of military orders, when we get back in power, we're
Speaker 1: going to decommission you as an officer. Country can't survive
Speaker 1: like this. The Stage four TDS Trump Derangement Syndrome. Stage
Speaker 1: four has said almost every element of the Democrat Party,
Speaker 1: let's continue with more. Coming up next after two o'clock
Speaker 1: will be the great Leland Vitter about his book Born Lucky,
Speaker 1: and also some of these issues about how American military
Speaker 1: personnel are being encouraged by Democrats to engage in insurrection
Speaker 1: against the United States of America, and if you don't
Speaker 1: do it when we get back in power, you will
Speaker 1: lose rank. By the way, mothers, do not kill your babies.
Speaker 1: It's called abortion. Twelve fifty five. Home of your Bengals,
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Speaker 5: The great American.
Speaker 2: Of course, big things happening in River City.
Speaker 1: The night's the big football game at pey cor Stadium
Speaker 1: put together in name of because of me.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about that later. Also, you have in town.
Speaker 1: You have Messi Messy's coming to Cincinnati to play soccer
Speaker 1: on Sunday. Plus, you have the Louisville uc basketball games
Speaker 1: tonight plus on Sunday. As Leland Vetter is aware, Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow allegedly is going to play quarterback for the Bengals again.
Speaker 1: Having broken his toe or injured his toe after about
Speaker 1: nine weeks, is ready to play football again and once again.
Speaker 1: Leland Vidder of News Nation, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And first of all, I see on Black Friday, there's
Speaker 1: a big even as far as the twenty five percent
Speaker 1: off your book Born Lucky. And for those who may
Speaker 1: not be a word what we're discussing, can you tell
Speaker 1: the American people, well, why you author the book Born
Speaker 1: Lucky and how's it doing.
Speaker 6: Well? Bill?
Speaker 7: You're awfully nice to say this, and you were one
Speaker 7: of the very first people to understand what Born Lucky
Speaker 7: is about, which is my story of growing up with
Speaker 7: autism and my dad adapting me to the world rather
Speaker 7: than the world to me, and is you understood built?
Speaker 7: And the reason Born Lucky has sort of hit this
Speaker 7: nerve is because it's not an autism book. It's a
Speaker 7: book about the power of parental love. It's about what
Speaker 7: the power of great.
Speaker 4: Parenting and what it can do.
Speaker 5: So this is hope.
Speaker 7: Born Lucky is hope for every parent of a kid
Speaker 7: having a hard time, doesn't matter if it's autism or
Speaker 7: ADHD or anxiety, difficulties, growing up, bullying. It is proof
Speaker 7: of what parents can do, and it's why it's gotten
Speaker 7: the reception it has.
Speaker 4: And then Amazon picked.
Speaker 7: It to be one of their Black Friday books, so
Speaker 7: you can get it right now. Don't get in a
Speaker 7: car accident while you're driving, but when you stop, either
Speaker 7: go to born Lucky dot com or just type born
Speaker 7: Lucky into Amazon and you can join this Born Lucky
Speaker 7: journey that We've got tens of thousands of people already
Speaker 7: on it bill and it's amazing. Every day now I'm
Speaker 7: getting two, three four emails from people talking about how
Speaker 7: this book has really changed their life.
Speaker 1: Every now and then, we in this business do something positive.
Speaker 1: I often think we create more turmoil, we don't bring peace.
Speaker 1: And it's just the nature of the business and news
Speaker 1: nation and what I do. And I mentioned you off
Speaker 1: the air that this is one of those rare circumstances
Speaker 1: for someone that you see in a box on the
Speaker 1: wall that you really don't know that's you.
Speaker 2: Leland Viddters have.
Speaker 1: Actually reached in the hearts and souls of tens of
Speaker 1: millions of Americans and said, to a parent especially, this
Speaker 1: is not the end of the world. This is the beginning.
Speaker 1: You cannot adopt the world to your son or daughter.
Speaker 1: You must adopt in the sense your son or daughter
Speaker 1: to the world. And I I can't imagine the heartfelt
Speaker 1: feelings you must now experience knowing that you've done good
Speaker 1: in other people's lives that you're never going to meet.
Speaker 7: It's been really meaningful, and you know, Bill, so meaningful.
Speaker 7: Also to my father, who really didn't want to tell
Speaker 7: this story. He'd never told anybody about my diagnom and
Speaker 7: knows there's no therapists, no friends, no family. You knows
Speaker 7: he suffered silently as so many did and do today,
Speaker 7: as so many parents do. And I send him all
Speaker 7: these letters every time I get a letter, I send
Speaker 7: it to him, and you know, it's proof that shariness
Speaker 7: and his struggle and his sacrifice was really worth it.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move on to the issues of the day.
Speaker 1: About three o'clock Eastern time today, allegedly the President's going
Speaker 1: to have Mom Donnie, he calls the Kami in the
Speaker 1: Oval office.
Speaker 2: Would you like to be a fly on that wall?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't. People have to be a fly on
Speaker 4: the wall.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 7: I think there are going to be cameras all over
Speaker 7: the place because right now it's what they call closed press,
Speaker 7: which means that the press doesn't get invited in. I
Speaker 7: think that's gonna change.
Speaker 5: And that's just this is we know what's gonna happen.
Speaker 7: Right It's either gonna go one.
Speaker 5: Or two ways. Either it's gonna go.
Speaker 4: The Zelensky way, which I doubted.
Speaker 7: Or it's gonna go the the charming How great everybody?
Speaker 7: You know, how everybody tells each other how great they are.
Speaker 5: We saw Mom Dami yesterday.
Speaker 7: Talk about how that he and Donald Trump won the
Speaker 7: presidency for the same reason, which was affordability, and they
Speaker 7: both have they both are generational talents when it comes
Speaker 7: to politics.
Speaker 5: You know you're a partisan.
Speaker 4: I'm not, and that's fine, but it.
Speaker 7: Just, you know, I look at it from an analytical standpoint,
Speaker 7: they're very similar. They're both extraordinarily charismatic politicians. They both
Speaker 7: understand they're electorate. They both are very talented in front
Speaker 7: of the cameras, and so to me, it's almost like
Speaker 7: watching gonna be watching like too heavyweight boxers, kind of
Speaker 7: shadow like, you know, kind of shadow box.
Speaker 1: It's going to be great, Well, it'll be it'll be
Speaker 1: interesting because you have a great point. They are essentially
Speaker 1: the different sides of the same coin. Affordability is often
Speaker 1: caused by monetary policy and by forces beyond the ability
Speaker 1: of a mayor or president to control. And I'm not
Speaker 1: sure affordability is. It's a nice issue. I think policy,
Speaker 1: especially by socialists and Democrats, caused the affordability crisis by
Speaker 1: making like rent free apartments means there will be fewer
Speaker 1: apartments built, which means the rent's going to go up,
Speaker 1: not down, And by having government get involved in public housing.
Speaker 2: That's been a pretty bad idea.
Speaker 1: And affordability comes from all kinds of forces over which
Speaker 1: the president and the mayor has has a little bit
Speaker 1: of ability to change, but not a lot. I think
Speaker 1: a mayor has no ability to change it except in
Speaker 1: one direction, which is bad. A president has more ability
Speaker 1: because of monetary policy, because of oil and gas and
Speaker 1: nuclear power, that kind of stuff has more ability to change.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless they can agree this is an affordability crisis,
Speaker 1: but there's no resolution except maybe.
Speaker 2: In the president's hand.
Speaker 1: And secondly, according to the most recent quarterly estimates, inflation
Speaker 1: won up about three percent annually. It's three point one.
Speaker 1: But the American people, if you would ask the mar
Speaker 1: there was one poll I saw Leland Vetter that said
Speaker 1: the American people think inflations is about ten percent a year,
Speaker 1: when really it's three percent. So the perception is not
Speaker 1: the reality. A three percent annual inflation rates not a
Speaker 1: big deal. It's it's one. It's the one point above
Speaker 1: the two percent goal. But am I right to say
Speaker 1: in your viewpoint that according to the statistics, inflation is
Speaker 1: pretty good, but the perception is inflation's pretty bad?
Speaker 4: Are you asking if you're right to say that?
Speaker 2: I'm right in a sense? I am? I guess I'm
Speaker 2: not sure.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I feel like I'm pretty right on this.
Speaker 7: I will contend to you bill that you know, the
Speaker 7: economy is not a conglomeration of statistics, right. It is
Speaker 7: not the employment rate times real wage growth minus inflation
Speaker 7: plus the cost of gas minus the pound of hamburger
Speaker 7: times the increase in the price of coffee. It is
Speaker 7: how people feel at the end of the week when
Speaker 7: they go to.
Speaker 5: The grocery store.
Speaker 7: Do they have money leftover to take their kids to
Speaker 7: the movies? Does McDonald's feel like a splurge? None of
Speaker 7: these are captured in all of these statistics that everybody
Speaker 7: likes to talk about with you know, Oh, well, GDP
Speaker 7: growth is this, and wage growth is that. And you know,
Speaker 7: I remember a president who did that. Okay, his name
Speaker 7: was Joe Biden. It did not work out well.
Speaker 5: Okay, I remember a press. I remember a party.
Speaker 7: He said, well, the real problem is we're talking about
Speaker 7: our wins enough. That was the Democratic Party.
Speaker 5: I had a congressman on.
Speaker 7: A couple of days ago and started talking about beef
Speaker 7: prices with him.
Speaker 5: Beef is up fifteen percent, he says.
Speaker 7: You know what, he says, The real problem is there's
Speaker 7: four beef packers in America.
Speaker 5: Two of them are four and owned.
Speaker 4: Is if that matters?
Speaker 7: And we need to go after the beef, and I
Speaker 7: pulled up in real time. A press release from Joe
Speaker 7: Biden in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 4: The problem with beef prices. There are four beef packers,
Speaker 4: two of.
Speaker 2: Them are foreign.
Speaker 4: Okay, No one wants to hear the excuses. They want
Speaker 4: to feel better.
Speaker 7: And what Mandami basically said is I'm going to make
Speaker 7: you feel better. Now he's figuring out the free stuff's
Speaker 7: actually very expensive. But that's beside the point. This is
Speaker 7: I've been saying, it's August. This is a problem for
Speaker 7: Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: It may not be his fault, but it is his problem,
Speaker 4: no question.
Speaker 1: And you can't have rents going down in New York City.
Speaker 1: I think in my lifetime, except in the late nineteen seventies,
Speaker 1: rents never went down in New York City. But you
Speaker 1: can have rents going down by having less supply, and
Speaker 1: you get less supply of apartments by having rent phrases
Speaker 1: in which someone who wants to build apartment buildings cannot
Speaker 1: have any kind of a return and they're vilified as
Speaker 1: some sort of evil doer because they want to build
Speaker 1: new apartments. I can't conceive of someone in New York
Speaker 1: City building a brand new large apartment building. When you
Speaker 1: have rent freezes, well you can't make a return. In fact,
Speaker 1: you're guaranteed to go bankrupt. And so you bring about.
Speaker 5: They've got they have fifty thousand.
Speaker 7: Apartments right now in New York that are unoccupied because
Speaker 7: they're effectively can damn they're slums, because the landlords can't
Speaker 7: afford to put in the money to fix up the
Speaker 7: apartments and make a return because wait for it, rent controls.
Speaker 2: In which the mayor lives in a rent control department.
Speaker 1: Well, well, I mean in New York City, because of
Speaker 1: its weather, you have a situation where it would cost
Speaker 1: millions and millions of dollars to bring fifty thousand empty
Speaker 1: apartments up to up to code with electrical plumbing, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And fifty thousand empty apartments that need to be torn down.
Speaker 1: You can't tear down either because of permitting. And so
Speaker 1: this is a terrible problem and it's insoluble. I think
Speaker 1: by politicians, I trust the laws of blind demand. I
Speaker 1: would incentivize those who build apartment buildings in New York City,
Speaker 1: like Tony Bender, I would incentivize him to build brand
Speaker 1: new apartment building units not rent controlled but market forces,
Speaker 1: and that would help solve the problem. I would predict
Speaker 1: in four years, if Mom Donnie runs again, which I
Speaker 1: expect he would, that the rent control situation is going
Speaker 1: to be worse and to be fewer apartments. There'll be
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand empty apartments because capitalism works. The laws
Speaker 1: of supplying demand cannot be resented by by a mayor
Speaker 1: or by a president. Now, secondly, Leland viiters to me,
Speaker 1: this is the biggest non covered story, which is the
Speaker 1: Biden administration in Arctic Frost appears to have snooped on
Speaker 1: the phone records of all Republican US Senators five or six,
Speaker 1: including Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, that the Biden administration, through
Speaker 1: Jack Smith, conducted a operation against Republicans to get dirt
Speaker 1: on US senators and the chairman of the Judiciary Committee
Speaker 1: when he was in office, and Jordan said that Biden's
Speaker 1: Justice Department secretly snooped on his phone records over a
Speaker 1: two year period. Latest lawmaker known to have been targeted
Speaker 1: by counsel Jack Smith as part of a sprawling investigation.
Speaker 1: They spied on Trump, they spied on Senators, Now they
Speaker 1: spied on me. Is this a why in the national
Speaker 1: media this is not a bigger story When the Biden
Speaker 1: administration is snooping on the phone records of sitting Republican
Speaker 1: US senators and the chairman of the Judiciary Committee, why
Speaker 1: is that not a big story?
Speaker 7: Well, I think you answered your own question. Because the
Speaker 7: chairman of the Judiciary Committee is a Republican and the
Speaker 7: Senator is a Republican. I would say that the senator said.
Speaker 7: Senators did not do themselves any favors when they put
Speaker 7: a putt in a five hundred thousand hours payoff from
Speaker 7: the US Treasury to themselves in the reopening of the government,
Speaker 7: So it makes it hard for them to have the
Speaker 7: moral high ground on this. How anybody thought that was
Speaker 7: a good idea and thought they were going to sneak
Speaker 7: it through is just still beyond me. But I digress.
Speaker 7: What I would say is Republicans would be wise because
Speaker 7: I think the mead you know, why is it not
Speaker 7: a story? Story speaks to people who are already convinced.
Speaker 7: The only people who are outraged about what is or
Speaker 7: is not in the media is people who are already
Speaker 7: on on one side or the other. What I don't
Speaker 7: understand is why they don't just talk about the story.
Speaker 4: Why not just ask why did jacksmiths snoop snoop on us?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 4: Okay? And what and and and what is the standard?
Speaker 5: And you know for that matter, Okay, go out and get.
Speaker 7: A bunch of warrants on Eric Swalwell's phone. And I
Speaker 7: don't know who else's phone. You want to go, go
Speaker 7: get Warrens on and then when people cry, you say, look,
Speaker 7: you get it to us. The idea anymore in America
Speaker 7: that our politicians act in the best censors of the
Speaker 7: country rather than in party or their own power is
Speaker 7: a bygone era.
Speaker 4: And that is that is just a sad fact. And
Speaker 4: I it shudders to me.
Speaker 7: What is going to have to happen in America for
Speaker 7: us to come back together?
Speaker 4: And I say that based on the video.
Speaker 5: That six Democrats put out for the.
Speaker 7: First time in my my knowledge in American history, beginning
Speaker 7: to subvert or call.
Speaker 5: Into question the chain of command and civilians control.
Speaker 7: Of the military. It is a It is a terrible, terrible.
Speaker 4: Thing that is happening.
Speaker 7: And I and I would say, neither side is at
Speaker 7: the point where they're willing to rise above it.
Speaker 1: In fact, East Side one one one of some ship
Speaker 1: the other. And uh, to have these five five Democrats
Speaker 1: having served in the military or in the CIA question
Speaker 1: the civilian control of the military and somehow Uh, of
Speaker 1: course they're simply stating the law that you don't have
Speaker 1: to obey an illegal, unlawful order. But who makes that determination?
Speaker 1: Normally it's not a private or corporal making some decision
Speaker 1: whether or not to rebel against the president, the civilian
Speaker 1: commander or the secretary of war. And to me, that's
Speaker 1: where we are now. Lastly that on that similar issue,
Speaker 1: I read the affidavit put together by Magistrate Judge David
Speaker 1: Baker when the when the Democrats snooped on Republicans, and
Speaker 1: it was issued by Judge David A. Baker, and she
Speaker 1: forced Verizon, the cell phone provider of Jim Jordan and
Speaker 1: these other Republican senators, to.
Speaker 2: Keep quiet about the subpoena. So the lawyers of Verizon said,
Speaker 2: we want cover on this.
Speaker 1: They talked to the lawyers for Jack Smith and said,
Speaker 1: we want cover in case they discovered that someone is
Speaker 1: snooping on their phone records. And so how about this
Speaker 1: finding by the court quote, this is about us Republican
Speaker 1: senators and Jim Jordan, Chairman of Judiciary Committee. The Court
Speaker 1: finds reasonable grounds to believe that's such a disclosure will
Speaker 1: result in flight from prosecution where the Republicans gonna flee
Speaker 1: the country, or destruction or tampering with evidence which is
Speaker 1: a crime, or intimidation of a potential witnesses, and serious
Speaker 1: jeopardy of the investigation. So the federal court ordered for
Speaker 1: Verizon not to tell the snoopees, who are Republican powerful
Speaker 1: US senators. You can't tell them what Jack Smith is
Speaker 1: doing because they may flee the country. What that was
Speaker 1: in the affidavit signed by the federal judge ordering Verizon
Speaker 1: not to tell the Republicans of the Senate that you're
Speaker 1: being snooped on.
Speaker 2: Isn't that ridiculous?
Speaker 5: I'm not going to pass judgment on it.
Speaker 7: I think what you said, though, lays out a situation where.
Speaker 4: Again, the gravity of what.
Speaker 7: Is happening is not understood or appreciated by people are
Speaker 7: doing it because they're blinded by their own political interests.
Speaker 7: And again, you know, to me, it goes deeper than ridiculous.
Speaker 4: And you know, we the best line I heard about.
Speaker 7: The six Democrats putting out that video was from a
Speaker 7: guy named Elliott Ackerman who had on the show last night,
Speaker 7: and he said, our politicians act as if we're playing
Speaker 7: with monopoly money.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 7: The reason the democracy, the reason the republic holds in
Speaker 7: America is because we all believe in the same ideas.
Speaker 7: We all sort of subscribe to the same rules. And
Speaker 7: the democracy, the republic, the idea can only survive so
Speaker 7: many cuts. It can only survive so many people not
Speaker 7: playing by the rules. One of the rules, you don't snoop.
Speaker 7: You don't use your political power to snoop and to
Speaker 7: punish the other side. Right, you don't use the power
Speaker 7: of the DOJ while you're in office to do that.
Speaker 7: Another rule, you don't challenge the military chain of command
Speaker 7: and civilian control of the government. You do not insert
Speaker 7: into the minds of American soldiers. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 7: your orders may be illegal. And if they and if
Speaker 7: when we're in power, we deem they worry illegal, We're
Speaker 7: coming back to get you, which is the subtext of
Speaker 7: what that video was really about.
Speaker 4: You just don't do that, and that's what.
Speaker 5: Makes America different.
Speaker 7: Right, snooping on using the Justice Department to snoop on
Speaker 7: your political enemies, as Democrats did in the Jack Smith investigation.
Speaker 7: That's like what happens in Venezuela. That's what happens maybe
Speaker 7: even in France or Canada or other places. It is
Speaker 7: not what's happened in America. And the only reason it
Speaker 7: doesn't happen in America is everybody agreed it didn't.
Speaker 4: Happen in America. And now that agreement is being.
Speaker 2: Broken, that's out of the bag. I gotta run.
Speaker 1: Born Lucky dot Com and Amazon picked it out as
Speaker 1: one of their best books of the year, and I
Speaker 1: think it's great. And once again, Leland Vidder, I'll be
Speaker 1: watching tonight on News Nation and thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Thank you, Leland, Thanks them, God
Speaker 1: bless you. Let's continue with more and Trump will go
Speaker 1: back in spades. Whatever they did to Trump, Trump's gonna
Speaker 1: get due to them, and then when they get back
Speaker 1: in power, they're gonna do it back to Trump. On
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Speaker 1: I have a report here from the from the Bengals
Speaker 1: locker room. Bengals starting quarterback Joe Burrow did not go
Speaker 1: through team stretch at practice on Friday afternoon. While Joe
Speaker 1: Flacco stretched, Flaco is stretched, Burrow is not stretched. Your comments,
Speaker 1: Zach Taylor says no decision has been made as of
Speaker 1: right now on who starts.
Speaker 2: When's the drop? Burrow as questionable tomorrow at four o'clock?
Speaker 2: When is it? When is it? Four pm? Tomorrow? They
Speaker 2: got to decide whether he plays or not.
Speaker 1: Four o'clock tomorrow. Correct, What do you think about that?
Speaker 1: Give me your analysis? You don't have an analysis? No,
Speaker 1: I mean I'm thinking about it. Well, what do you think?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't, well, asking me all the time time, Well,
Speaker 2: I'll say this, I don't know. No, I'll say this.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put this on the list. Segment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got six items down here, okay, and you
Speaker 1: and I are gonna pick the winners or pick who's
Speaker 1: gonna prevail. Okay, I'm gonna put Joe b or Joe
Speaker 1: f F for Flaco.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Are you ready for the list? Hit it?
Speaker 2: Whoever wins?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Is the other one on hot fut sunny? Do you agree?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 2: He already oweed me one, but go ahead from what
Speaker 2: you took Moeler, I had Saint X.
Speaker 1: Let's continue number one, Joe Burrow or Joe Flacco who
Speaker 1: starts the game on Sunday. Burrow, I'm b I'm taking
Speaker 1: f I'm taking Flacco. Secondly, Basketball Cardinals beat bear Cats
Speaker 1: tonight Heritage center Pat Kelsey at all against our man,
Speaker 1: you know, the.
Speaker 2: Bearcats who have some difficulties at times. Would you agree?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: Who wins Louisville versus U? See, like the bear Cats
Speaker 2: will leave?
Speaker 1: But I'm taking you of L in this one, Taking L,
Speaker 1: I'll take the Bearcats in an upset all right now? Next, yeah,
Speaker 1: the big one in a sense, Jonas Brothers.
Speaker 2: That's coming up. Elder v. Saint X.
Speaker 1: I'm going with the Bombers, Saint X. I'm going with
Speaker 1: the men of Elder and By the way, did you
Speaker 1: see Rocky Boyman step on the sign given to me
Speaker 1: by the Elder Faithful three years ago? I'm an honorary student.
Speaker 1: I have a diploma from Elder High School. And he
Speaker 1: stepped on it and he pushed it down. You see
Speaker 1: that right there?
Speaker 2: See that? See that Julie Lease had the dog come
Speaker 2: in I think he ought to be suspended all next
Speaker 2: week for in fact.
Speaker 1: That damn dog wiped his butt right there on the
Speaker 1: elder sign.
Speaker 2: It's an outrage. Let's get this sign up? What about that?
Speaker 8: All right?
Speaker 2: Next? What's next? Next?
Speaker 6: Up?
Speaker 2: You see the b y You going into Bearcats football?
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm going with the Mormons, also known as Michael
Speaker 1: Jackson's favorite university.
Speaker 2: Bring him young. I'm gonna think b y U.
Speaker 1: Now another another big one, Bengals v.
Speaker 2: Patriots. What do you you pick first? I'm going with
Speaker 2: New England? What about you? Me too? I'm sorry they
Speaker 2: won eight straight and nine and two and look I
Speaker 2: don't think anybody's him two not good? How about this one?
Speaker 2: A messy, messy orange and blue all the way with
Speaker 2: Ted McKay. And you're taking FC sending MESSI back home.
Speaker 2: I will take Miami. Lastly, the Jonas brothers. Can you
Speaker 2: name one Jonas brother? I think one's named jod Blaco.
Speaker 2: No Jonahs, Joe Jonas. It let's go. No, let's get
Speaker 2: that off. There's no so here we go? You mean what?
Speaker 2: You didn't get his tickets? Will you? I thought you
Speaker 2: and I were going to go.
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Okay, can you name one of their tunes? No? Me, neither.
Speaker 1: So you got Louisville, U see tonight? You have the
Speaker 1: Bearcats and I took Louisville. I got you down here. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. We got Joe Burrow. You got Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: and Joe Flacco. You have Burrow and I got Flacco. Yeah, Louisville.
Speaker 8: U s.
Speaker 1: You got Louisville and I got Cincinnati. I'm elder versus
Speaker 1: Saint X. You have the Bombers, and I have elder
Speaker 1: Bengals versus Patriots. We both have New England and MESSI.
Speaker 1: You got FC and I got Miami.
Speaker 2: See what happened?
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Speaker 2: Had that too? Ate everything? High School Football Tonight Willie
Speaker 2: playoff action all across the tri State six o'clock with
Speaker 2: the High School Football Tonight Show and Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 2: That'll lead into the action from pay Corp Stadium Tonight
Speaker 2: Division one Regional final between Elder and Saint X. As
Speaker 2: of eleven am nineteen, over nineteen thousand tickets have been sold.
Speaker 2: Mike Dyer Channel nine News NOS. Is that correct? Correct?
Speaker 2: Let's see Also tonight Middletown, the Middies take on Hubert Heights. Wayne,
Speaker 2: you liking that match up? Middletown. I'm taking you bur
Speaker 2: Height Swayin Anderson up against Trotwood Madison. I'm taking Trotwood.
Speaker 2: What do you say?
Speaker 1: Anderson all the way Indian Hill and Valley View. What
Speaker 1: about those ten kids thrashing the locker room? What do
Speaker 1: we know about that? I don't know, do we? I mean, well,
Speaker 1: I haven't heard anything. Go Kentucky Playoffs tonight. Among the
Speaker 1: games Corbin and Highlands and Preston Burg at Beechwood, Indiana
Speaker 1: State semi Finals tonight, Class three eight milin Could they
Speaker 1: pull off a miracle.
Speaker 2: Up against South Putnam? How they is football? Tomorrow? It
Speaker 2: is Bearcats at b YU Big twelve Action seven o'clock
Speaker 2: tomorrow night here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Why there should be perfect Jonas brothers Saturday night?
Speaker 2: What's she saying? Stumbling following I'm nor I'm not going.
Speaker 4: No, you're the medicine and the Bain tattoo and some
Speaker 4: I'm of Baine.
Speaker 2: Maybe you know, I don't know. I'm a sucker, filo,
Speaker 2: I'm a what I'm a sucker? For you?
Speaker 1: I guess I'm dancing on cars and I'm living in bars.
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Speaker 2: So at nine am with the RNL Carriers pre game
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Speaker 1: Rock, Full Rock. David, you know, I have seven predictions.
Speaker 1: I head at the Middies to this we only had six.
Speaker 1: Case we tie. I want to have a tie break
Speaker 1: go in Middletown and I'm saying no, that way, there's
Speaker 1: going to be a winner segment.
Speaker 2: Let's see Willy the MLS Eastern Conference Final winner go
Speaker 2: home on Sunday TQL Stadium MESSI inter Miami CF against
Speaker 2: Evander at FC Cincinnati action at the five o'clock on
Speaker 2: Fox Sports thirteen sixty. So anyway, as we.
Speaker 1: Sit here Monday, we want to see that UC beat
Speaker 1: Louisville and basketball that Elder beat St. X in football,
Speaker 1: UC beat BYU and football at the Bengals beat the
Speaker 1: Patriots in football. That MESSI lost in soccer and the
Speaker 1: Middies lost or won in football? Do I have that correct?
Speaker 1: I think so?
Speaker 2: What little town like ours have all this stuff going
Speaker 2: on the next two to three days unbelievable, Andy Backer,
Speaker 2: and we have the Jonas Brothers Bearcats at number six
Speaker 2: Louisville with Pat Kelsey in town today, Willy six o'clock
Speaker 2: tonight here on seven hundred WLW Georgia and Xavier go
Speaker 2: out of tonight at eight thirty on fifty five KRC,
Speaker 2: part of the Charleston Charleston Charleston Classic. Let's write that
Speaker 2: down number and now loyal Maryland will face number twelve Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Tonight Xavier Georgia yay or nay? Who do you like
Speaker 1: in that matchup? Going with the Muskies.
Speaker 2: I gotta take XT two and that one, so we'll
Speaker 2: leave that one alone. Now back to the National Football League,
Speaker 2: we say congratulations and a milestone to one of our own.
Speaker 2: What Chris collins Worth Sunday Night Football on NBC, he
Speaker 2: will call his five hundredth National Football League game. That's
Speaker 2: Tampa Bay at the LA Chargers. You know, we made
Speaker 2: him what he is and he's ignored us completely. Is
Speaker 2: that fair to say? I was going to say, if
Speaker 2: it was an Eastern time zone, we might want to
Speaker 2: call him.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll call him about a forty five minutes and
Speaker 1: see if you accept though, if you'll reach down to
Speaker 1: those who made his life possible and give us the
Speaker 1: props that we deserve.
Speaker 2: I agree with that. No, I don't know what the
Speaker 2: tie segment give me.
Speaker 1: Out of the Stude report, we have Jeff Burden coming
Speaker 1: up live from Messiville in about fifteen minutes. Then I'm
Speaker 1: gonna call, believe it or not, Chris collins Worth himself
Speaker 1: at about forty five minutes.
Speaker 2: Willy, and we say Happy birthday today to one of
Speaker 2: the greatest reds ever of all time. Ken Griffy Junior.
Speaker 2: The kid. Happy birthday. How old is he? I mean,
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I have to look it up and it'll be fifty
Speaker 1: or sixty.
Speaker 2: I so Happy birthday, Ken Griffy Junior. Let me ask,
Speaker 2: Let me ask Syria, call Brian Goldberg. Where's he at?
Speaker 1: How old is Ken Griffy Junior? She knows everything, says
Speaker 1: do you want Brian Goldberg? Now hold on second?
Speaker 2: Sorry? How old is Ken Griffy Junior fifty six?
Speaker 1: Derek twenty first, nineteen sixty nine, segm man give me
Speaker 1: out on studio, just did on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 2: All right, now let's continue.
Speaker 1: This is one of the great weekends in the history
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati when it comes to sports.
Speaker 2: So much going on.
Speaker 1: Of course tonight is the Cardinals against the Bearcats at
Speaker 1: the Heritage Bank Arena. And then also tonight's a little
Speaker 1: game between Elder and Saint X and I'd say Rocky
Speaker 1: Boyman and maybe Jeff Birdings showing disrespect to Elder, not
Speaker 1: in his case, but in Rocky's case. He stepped on
Speaker 1: the flag that Elder gave me two or three years ago,
Speaker 1: Rocky Boyman did. Then you got UC Bearcat football against BYU.
Speaker 1: Then you got the Bengals, Bengals and the Patriots going.
Speaker 1: Then you got Messy at five o'clock on Sunday trying
Speaker 1: to get a win against FC. Joining me now is
Speaker 1: the President's CEO and chief bottlewasher of FC, that is
Speaker 1: Jeff Birding and Jeff Birding welcome again to the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show and Jeff. First of all, just in a
Speaker 1: general way. This came together out of nowhere. I don't
Speaker 1: think anybody saw all these events transpire. How unusual is
Speaker 1: it in Cincinnati? Did these events going on? Including the midies,
Speaker 1: including the Bluebirds all playing high school football Trotwood Anderson.
Speaker 1: Isn't this special to be a Cincinnatian?
Speaker 6: It is. We love our sports and we love our
Speaker 6: teams who represent us, and you know, it brings people together.
Speaker 6: It makes it more fun to live here. And I'll
Speaker 6: be down at pay Court tonight for Elder Saint X
Speaker 6: and I.
Speaker 10: Got my Bengals season tickets and you know, and then yeah,
Speaker 10: FC Cincinnati will take on the messy Mountain of Inner
Speaker 10: Miami on Sunday at five.
Speaker 1: Before we talk about MESSI and FC, there was a
Speaker 1: proposal a few days ago from the city council to
Speaker 1: buy a plot of land right by w C eighteen
Speaker 1: forty eight. I know, you have a hope, maybe a plan,
Speaker 1: maybe in the distance, build an arena there. We need
Speaker 1: a brand new arena. Everyone says that is that part
Speaker 1: of that plan or not?
Speaker 6: Not directly. What I would say, Bill, is, you know,
Speaker 6: when I was on city council obviously fifteen plus years ago,
Speaker 6: we took possession of the block at Fifth and Race,
Speaker 6: and I thought, if we ever got controlled of the Millennium,
Speaker 6: you could put an arena there, because at some point
Speaker 6: we're going to need to replace the arena on the riverfront.
Speaker 6: Put a hotel on top of it, tied into the
Speaker 6: convention Center, and that'd be a great development. I left
Speaker 6: city Council and the new group. That's where eighty four
Speaker 6: fifty one is, and that's no longer a potential site
Speaker 6: for an arena. And so I think what the mayor
Speaker 6: and council and the Port Authority have done here is
Speaker 6: to say, listen, this parcel the old Freestore food bank
Speaker 6: that was offices that were abandoned a couple of years ago.
Speaker 6: It's an empty building. There's going to be something great
Speaker 6: that we're going to build on this site, tied into
Speaker 6: the town Center garage. So now the public has full
Speaker 6: control of the site. The arena study has said that
Speaker 6: this is one of the best sites for a future arena.
Speaker 6: It's not the only one. There's other options, but it
Speaker 6: is one of them, and we need to preserve public
Speaker 6: control so that some speculator done by the property and
Speaker 6: then hold this community up for tens of millions of dollars,
Speaker 6: which is what the experience was, as you know, with
Speaker 6: the Millennium, and put it in a position where the
Speaker 6: arena couldn't go there because someone is holding this community up.
Speaker 6: So I think they showed good foresight to say, listen,
Speaker 6: we just want to put the site under public control.
Speaker 6: If it's an arena, fine, If it's not, it'll be
Speaker 6: a residential or commercial development of some sort that capitalizes
Speaker 6: on all the energy and success and over the line
Speaker 6: and what we're doing up at our stadium. This is
Speaker 6: a great site and we want to make sure the
Speaker 6: public can control it.
Speaker 1: So you and Carl Lender control that a large part
Speaker 1: of those parcels, along with four hundred million dollars of
Speaker 1: development happening as I speak. So is wouldn't you prefer
Speaker 1: to have the brand new arena close to FC and TQL.
Speaker 6: To be fair, We're sure we would because you got
Speaker 6: music Hall. We've invested in this community, probably close to
Speaker 6: a billion dollars since we formed three CDC in two
Speaker 6: thousand and three. Over the last twenty years, you could
Speaker 6: offer that, you know, it's a pretty successful, vibrant entertainment
Speaker 6: district that combines a lot of the heritage of Cincinnati
Speaker 6: and the preserved architecture of Cincinnati's founding with a lot
Speaker 6: of really great new things that we're building up around it.
Speaker 6: And so you could offer this would be a very
Speaker 6: dynamic site. And I think the arena study that the
Speaker 6: Chamber of Commerce led concluded that this is a very
Speaker 6: viable site where the town Center garage is. But to
Speaker 6: be fair, there's a couple other opportunities that will be
Speaker 6: evaluated and Phil Castellini and I and Phil has his
Speaker 6: own vision about maybe keeping it on the existing side
Speaker 6: if that could work. Where he and I one hundred
Speaker 6: percent agree is this community needs to replace an obsolete
Speaker 6: arena on the riverfront. Everyone who's listening knows that we
Speaker 6: all get in our cars and we go to Indy
Speaker 6: or Columbus or Lexington or Louisville to go to concerts,
Speaker 6: to go to shows and people and people send me
Speaker 6: the pictures of their experiences at the existing arena, and
Speaker 6: it feels unsafe and it is very obsolete. And in
Speaker 6: my opinion, that's what losing looks like. That's not what
Speaker 6: winning looks like. And so we need to solve this,
Speaker 6: and Phil and I agree, and so let's come up
Speaker 6: with based on Steve leapers and work. Steve's been asked
Speaker 6: by the city in the County three CDC to come
Speaker 6: up with a plan on how we can fund a
Speaker 6: new arena, some private, some public, and that work needs
Speaker 6: to continue and we need to all be joining hands
Speaker 6: to say that's the priority. How can we pay for
Speaker 6: this and come up with a plan that people feel,
Speaker 6: including everyone listening. Yeah, you know what, that seems pretty reasonable. Okay,
Speaker 6: we get a new arena out of this, we don't
Speaker 6: get to go. I have to get in our cars
Speaker 6: and other people get in their cars and come to
Speaker 6: Cincinnati again. That's winning. Then there will be a process
Speaker 6: to decide where the arena should go, and then Bill
Speaker 6: will assert his plan and we, with others the city
Speaker 6: will assert ours. But that's premature. We shouldn't be debating
Speaker 6: the site right now. We should be coming together to
Speaker 6: say we need a plan that allows us to replace
Speaker 6: a very obsolete arena on the riverfront.
Speaker 1: You know, that's like Masters of the Universe. On one hand,
Speaker 1: you have the Castellinis, you have the banks, you have
Speaker 1: the interest of cbd A downtown, the Central Business District
Speaker 1: against the lenders and against the farmers, and against the
Speaker 1: Birdings and against TQL. So you have on one site,
Speaker 1: you get it on the banks. I know Jim Mooring
Speaker 1: wants it there. Castellini's won it there. The Bengals want
Speaker 1: it there. On the other hand, you have the lenders,
Speaker 1: the farmers, the meg Whitman's, the TQLS, the Birdings wanted
Speaker 1: up that way. This will be interesting to watch when
Speaker 1: will be concluded. I want to see the Masters of
Speaker 1: the Universe butt heads.
Speaker 6: I'd like to see for the next six months, we
Speaker 6: come up with a Bible plan where there's public hearings,
Speaker 6: public buy in, there will be government approvals, all of
Speaker 6: that will need to say we can do this. Then
Speaker 6: once that consensus has been established around the plan, again
Speaker 6: with public hearings, then there will need to be a
Speaker 6: process on okay, now, what's the best place to build it?
Speaker 6: And I am confident that we'll come up with a
Speaker 6: process and at the end of the day, Bill, I
Speaker 6: know you know this. I'm a Cincinnati guy. I want
Speaker 6: to see a new arena. If the best plan is
Speaker 6: to put it on the riverfront, you know that's great.
Speaker 6: We get a new arena. If the best is to
Speaker 6: put it next door to over the Rhine and Music
Speaker 6: Hall and all the great entertainment and history of Cincinnati
Speaker 6: up in our neck of the woods, then that's great.
Speaker 6: But at the end of the day, what I don't
Speaker 6: want is that we continue to lose out as a
Speaker 6: community because we have, among the top fifty cities in
Speaker 6: this country the worst arena. How are we going to
Speaker 6: bring the best talent, How are we going to bring
Speaker 6: more jobs, more population? How are we going to be
Speaker 6: winning as a community when such a visible thing our
Speaker 6: arena is the worst of the top fifty cities in
Speaker 6: the country. Again, I'm tired of losing. I want to
Speaker 6: see us winning.
Speaker 1: Though the new Duke Energy Center I supposed to open
Speaker 1: in January, I believe there's no hotel attacks to it.
Speaker 1: A little birdie told me that the Port Authority had
Speaker 1: difficulty getting financing from the Maria Group's going to operate it.
Speaker 1: But why is there not a big hotel opening along
Speaker 1: with the convention center.
Speaker 6: Well, I think the short is is that this three
Speaker 6: CDC has done excellent work advancing the convention center modernization work.
Speaker 6: That plan came together quickly. It was much less money,
Speaker 6: and we obviously went to work right away because we
Speaker 6: don't have a functional convention center right now until the
Speaker 6: work is done at the beginning part of twenty six.
Speaker 6: The hotel much more complicated. You know, an eight seven
Speaker 6: hundred and fifty eight hundred room hotel is much much
Speaker 6: more expensive. There's some different financing pieces, some of the
Speaker 6: pieces involved the state. These things are just a little
Speaker 6: bit more challenging. My belief, Bill, is that we will
Speaker 6: have an announcement again led by three CDC in our
Speaker 6: you know, the city and the county here very soon
Speaker 6: on the hotel, and then that construction work will commence.
Speaker 2: That's going to be years around years away.
Speaker 6: Probably at least twenty four months. Twenty four months is
Speaker 6: I think what it will take. So if we could
Speaker 6: get under way in early twenty six and you're talking
Speaker 6: about opening in early twenty eight, well.
Speaker 1: The convention center can't rip and roar until there's an attached,
Speaker 1: brand new hotel. It's just done work by itself. Now,
Speaker 1: let's talk about soccer for a moment.
Speaker 6: What can I tell you, Bill, Sorry, real quick, but
Speaker 6: you know what, once the cranes go up, you're telling groups,
Speaker 6: you're recruiting these groups to come to your vention center
Speaker 6: for big conventions a couple of years out. Anyway, once
Speaker 6: the cranes go up, then you're showing a level of
Speaker 6: confidence and certainty the groups you're recruiting to come here
Speaker 6: and to bring their groups, and to bring the people
Speaker 6: that are going to spend a lot of money. You
Speaker 6: have something to sell them for two years down the
Speaker 6: line anyway.
Speaker 1: Well, and then also, isn't it true that financing has
Speaker 1: been a problem.
Speaker 6: I think there's a lot of these final details. I
Speaker 6: would tell you. I think most of this deal, eighty
Speaker 6: ninety percent of the deal has been done for some time,
Speaker 6: and the final ten percent, as you know, is always
Speaker 6: the hardest.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about MESSI six or seven years ago,
Speaker 1: eight years ago, when I was with you and Gerber
Speaker 1: the commission at UC campus, there was a dream. I
Speaker 1: think the final vote on city Council was five to four,
Speaker 1: could have gone the other way, could have been four
Speaker 1: to five. If that went the other way, then we
Speaker 1: wouldn't have a franchise. There wouldn't be a TQL, there
Speaker 1: wouldn't be a convention center possibly there, there wouldn't be
Speaker 1: five hundred million dollar development happening as I speak. When
Speaker 1: you look back on that, do you kind of amuse
Speaker 1: by the fact that at least four members of council
Speaker 1: did not want to change zoning.
Speaker 2: Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 6: You know it is. But I'm not much of a
Speaker 6: look back guy. At the end of the day, we
Speaker 6: got it done. I'm focused on what do we still
Speaker 6: need to build, what do we still need to achieve
Speaker 6: as a community. At the end of the day, you know,
Speaker 6: there were some people who maybe didn't quite see the
Speaker 6: vision the way we saw it. I assure you that
Speaker 6: can I've talked to a bunch of them. You know
Speaker 6: they see it now and that's all that really matters
Speaker 6: is people see that this has been a tremendous shot
Speaker 6: in the arm for.
Speaker 1: Our community, and the Western Community Council is for it.
Speaker 2: Talk to me about messy.
Speaker 1: Talk about that because this argument because you win, someone
Speaker 1: has to lose, That's not true.
Speaker 6: No. Look, I went door to door in the West
Speaker 6: End and listen and to hear what their concerns were.
Speaker 6: We did are the first ever community benefits agreement. Because
Speaker 6: to be fair, change had never been good for residents
Speaker 6: of the West End. They had suffered from decades of
Speaker 6: disinvestment in decline. I've said this. You know, I was
Speaker 6: on City Council for six years. I don't recall a
Speaker 6: single meeting where we even talked about the West End.
Speaker 6: And so you know, we've delivered, we've and in return
Speaker 6: we've earned their trust and we're good neighbors and they're
Speaker 6: good neighbors to us, and it's been a great thing.
Speaker 6: Our mixed use development, which was approved by the City
Speaker 6: Planning Commission today unanimously, approved by the West End Community
Speaker 6: Council unanimously, was approved in its first iteration largely still
Speaker 6: the same by City Council unanimously. I mean, that's pretty
Speaker 6: rare these days in politics.
Speaker 2: Two winners, not a loser, and a winter.
Speaker 1: Lastly, about Messy, if somebody could have told you five
Speaker 1: or six years ago that MESSI would come to TQL
Speaker 1: at five o'clock on Sunday and actually get beaten by FC,
Speaker 1: you would not have believed it. It was impossible. He'd be
Speaker 1: like you signing Ronaldo, which is still down the right,
Speaker 1: I hope. Talk about the historical aspects of the greatest
Speaker 1: of all time coming to the West End to play
Speaker 1: soccer against your team.
Speaker 6: Talk about that, Well, the thing I would say is
Speaker 6: people need to appreciate that soccer is the biggest sport
Speaker 6: in the world. It's not in our country, of course,
Speaker 6: football is in the history of baseball, but it is.
Speaker 6: And this weekend, the biggest soccer game on the planet
Speaker 6: is in Cincinnati at Tiquo Stadium, because the whole world
Speaker 6: is watching to see if Cincinnati sends Messi and Miami home.
Speaker 6: And you know, there's two legends of Barcelona, Sergio Busquets
Speaker 6: and Jeordi Ava that have been playing with Messi these
Speaker 6: last couple of years at Miami. They announced the retirement
Speaker 6: at the end of the regular season, so this could
Speaker 6: be their last game. And you know, we have fared
Speaker 6: very well against Miami. We didn't lose to them this year.
Speaker 6: We have it in our two games. We didn't even
Speaker 6: concede a goal to them. We match up with them
Speaker 6: pretty well. Obviously, they have some of the best players,
Speaker 6: with Messi probably the goat. So it's going to be
Speaker 6: a great environment. We still have a few tickets, but
Speaker 6: ultimately it'll be sold out. It's going to be you know,
Speaker 6: a lot of fireworks, a lot of music, some incredible
Speaker 6: fan energy, and of course, Bill, world class soccer, no question.
Speaker 1: All right, give our best to the Lender family. They're
Speaker 1: suffering and at this point your family like that needs
Speaker 1: compliments and warmth, and they need a big thank you.
Speaker 1: I could not imagine our communities without the Lender families
Speaker 1: participating and giving so much over these decades. And once again,
Speaker 1: Jeff Birding, it's a big weekend in sports. It's all
Speaker 1: going to be five o'clock on Sunday at the end.
Speaker 1: And may God bless you, and God bless the Lender
Speaker 1: family and Jeff Birding, thank you, very.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Bill, God bless you. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more if a line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand. I don't know too many communities anywhere in
Speaker 1: the world that has this lineup of activities, including the
Speaker 1: Jonas Brothers. I know Jeff Birding is a great fan
Speaker 1: of the Jonas Brothers. I think they're playing tonight. But
Speaker 1: to have all this happening coming together is a testament
Speaker 1: to all the kind of community that we can be
Speaker 1: in the kind of community that we are. And I
Speaker 1: could not imagine the Old West End not having these
Speaker 1: developments the last five or six or seven years, it
Speaker 1: was right down the crapper and at this point it's
Speaker 1: win win, win every which way. And if you have time,
Speaker 1: drive through Central Parkway, take a look at what's happening
Speaker 1: adjacent to TQL Stadium. A four hundred million dollar investment,
Speaker 1: and to have on one side of the ring the
Speaker 1: Castellini's and Jim Mooring and the John Barretts and the
Speaker 1: Procter and Gambles and the Bengals saying we want the
Speaker 1: new indoor Stateium to be here. On the other side,
Speaker 1: you have the lenders, you have Meg Whitman, you have
Speaker 1: the farmers, you have the Jeff Birdings, had the TQL
Speaker 1: saying no, we want it over here, and the masters
Speaker 1: of the universe would decide what to do. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more and so much to do. When the trist
Speaker 1: did over the next few days, I think, to an extent,
Speaker 1: we criticize ourselves so much, but the world has his
Speaker 1: eyes trained on Cincinnati this weekend, and I'm picking Elder
Speaker 1: to kick ass tonight all on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 11: He's back with a three to one.
Speaker 9: Griphy swings there, it goes long five ball right there.
Speaker 9: It is a Snumber six hundred for Ken Griffy Junior,
Speaker 9: no doubt, or about halfway up in the lower deck
Speaker 9: and right Ken Griffy Junior circling the basis as a
Speaker 9: stand here at Dolphin Stadium. That's what they came to
Speaker 9: see here tonight. And from the moment that left the bat,
Speaker 9: absolutely no question where it was going to end up.
Speaker 9: So Ken Griffy Junior ascends to a position that only
Speaker 9: five others have gone before him, Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron Mabe,
Speaker 9: Ruth Willie Mays, Sammy Sosa.
Speaker 11: And put Ken Griffy Jr. In that group right there
Speaker 11: of those who in the great history of this game
Speaker 11: of Major League Baseball have reached the six hundred home
Speaker 11: run mark. With a tepnical Kedgriffy duringr hall run.
Speaker 9: Hello Pietos, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: Today's his birthday. I think number fifty eight something like that.
Speaker 2: Fifty six, I'm sorry, fifty sety six years young for
Speaker 2: Murphy Junior. And segment another issue I want to bring
Speaker 2: up with your permission, Yes, sir, and you and I
Speaker 2: have our list of events happening tonight, tomorrow and Sunday
Speaker 2: right there, correct, and we got we got the bets
Speaker 2: made on a hot fut Sunday.
Speaker 1: Correct, there's action all over the place. I'm thinking about
Speaker 1: Dan Horde. Yeah, tonight he's doing the UC Louisville Cardinal
Speaker 1: basketball game Heritage Bank Center, and then he's gonna go
Speaker 1: to bed tonight at some point, get up and trek
Speaker 1: out to Knippert Stadium to do the seven o'clock kickoff
Speaker 1: of BYU at UC football.
Speaker 2: Correct. Then he's gonna gonight, go.
Speaker 1: To bed about midnight or one am, then get up
Speaker 1: in the morning and go pay corps right there, he's
Speaker 1: gonna do the Bengals Patriots game.
Speaker 2: Or somebody said. Now it's called pitcore pitcore because of Elder.
Speaker 1: But one other broadcaster, a great note, does that over
Speaker 1: like a forty eight hour.
Speaker 2: Period, and real big major cities willye like that. You
Speaker 2: have three different people, got one game, one does it all.
Speaker 1: And we've done and I hate to pack pat ourselves
Speaker 1: on the back. Right, what other facility does the following? Okay,
Speaker 1: sand X versus Elder tonight is on thirteen sixty, is
Speaker 1: that correct?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 1: How about Louisville basketball against Ucy Bearcat basketball is on
Speaker 1: seven hundred. Then tomorrow at seven PM.
Speaker 2: Well, wait a minute, we got Georgia and Xavier at nine.
Speaker 2: You forgot a KRC and Kentucky tonight at seven on fifteen.
Speaker 1: Thirty down in dirty right, and those two just on
Speaker 1: a little sideline, Xavier in Kentucky basketball, all right, and
Speaker 1: then seven o'clock tomorrow night you're gonna have Dan Horde
Speaker 1: back there again, Tony Pike, hall of is she still
Speaker 1: working there, Tony Pike?
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, he's gonna be doing the football. And
Speaker 2: then he gets up in the marn.
Speaker 1: Someone should someone should compliment Dan Horde, or someone like
Speaker 1: you said from Channel five nine twelve nineteen, should follow
Speaker 1: Dan Horde for this guy's.
Speaker 2: Unbelievable, Andy MC, you're not kidding. And secondly, might I
Speaker 2: have a matter of personal privilege? Huh? Good? Last Friday
Speaker 2: a week ago?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I find myself in sane next Catholic church on
Speaker 1: Sycamore Street, a little wedding of a family member. Hannah
Speaker 1: and Corey are getting married. Okay, you know, my grand
Speaker 1: my grandniece, wedding down the whole deal, all right. My sister,
Speaker 1: as you know, Diane Reddin is organizing everything. She's sitting
Speaker 1: there in her Sunday finest of one hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: are our closest friends and the family. Suddenly she's sitting there.
Speaker 1: She turns around into church pew and her left hip
Speaker 1: pops out of a joint.
Speaker 2: Ooh, that's she didn't hit She wasn't even on the
Speaker 2: dance floor yet she hit the ceiling. I guess.
Speaker 1: So she sat there. She was part of the wedding.
Speaker 1: It was a fancy wedding, right for Hannah Redding. Fancy wedding,
Speaker 1: and we don't know what to do. One hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty people dressed up, everybody's in black ties, and what
Speaker 1: do we do? She said, please leave me alone. So
Speaker 1: I'm talking to my sister and her hip left hip
Speaker 1: is out of the joint. She had hip replacement two
Speaker 1: and a half years ago. OKAYU. She hands to stay
Speaker 1: for the ceremony, she refuses to leave.
Speaker 2: At the end of the ceremony, we get on the
Speaker 2: horn hit nine to one one. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Engine Company three headed up by Steve Hogue, not related
Speaker 1: to Paul Hogue by the way. Steve Hog comes in
Speaker 1: and guess what administer's essential aid makes her way out
Speaker 1: to Jewish Hospital in Kenwood, and I want to make
Speaker 1: Steve Hogue and the men and the guys, and also
Speaker 1: one woman from engine Company three.
Speaker 2: The citizens of the day. Your comments on that any
Speaker 2: first responder willie like that are the greatest.
Speaker 1: Steve Hoge and his crew got her out to Jewish Kenwood.
Speaker 1: They popped it back in two hours later. She goes
Speaker 1: home and more surgery scheduled in January for Diane Reddin.
Speaker 1: All I can say is, Steve, imagine what those men
Speaker 1: and women deal with in Cincinnati. They were kind and generous,
Speaker 1: and they took care of my sister and in her
Speaker 1: hour of need.
Speaker 2: And I mean every time they get a call, they
Speaker 2: don't know what it is. They have no idea life
Speaker 2: threatening correct administered ivy door.
Speaker 1: She couldn't move an inch and they put her on
Speaker 1: a gurney, went out to the hospital Jewish and Kenwood
Speaker 1: under the leadership is Tony van Derharr, and they popped
Speaker 1: it back in. She was the next day she continued
Speaker 1: wedding activities with her granddaughter.
Speaker 2: What about that unreal?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Give me Steve Hoge, is Bill Cunningham citizen and his
Speaker 1: crew for what they did. What they go through every day,
Speaker 1: twelve hours a day, They have no idea.
Speaker 2: What's going to happen? Correct?
Speaker 1: And they saved this My sisters from pain and suffering.
Speaker 1: Surgery scheduled in January. She's gonna get a redo of
Speaker 1: the hip replacement popped out at the worst time imaginable
Speaker 1: for a grandmother celebrating her granddaughter's wedding and it popped out.
Speaker 1: The pain, she said, was unbearable. I'm sure say please continue?
Speaker 8: Will he?
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Speaker 2: in Northern Kentucky. Say it. Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow questionable
Speaker 2: to play against the New England Patriots Sunday. According to
Speaker 2: Zach Taylor, is that news they have They have to
Speaker 2: activate Burrow from the injured reserve list before he can
Speaker 2: play in a game. If he's going to be playing
Speaker 2: at a game in the game Sunday tomorrow, at four
Speaker 2: pm is the deadline. Do you think he's questionable? Yes? Yes,
Speaker 2: Let's see the Bengals also making roster moves today and
Speaker 2: they activated tight end Mike and SICKI oh oh, that's
Speaker 2: good because he's been out with a pectoral injury. And
Speaker 2: not so good for corner cam Taylor Britt he's been
Speaker 2: placed on injured reserve with that foot injury suffered last
Speaker 2: week in Pittsburgh. You recall Paul Hogue of the UC Bearcats.
Speaker 1: Yes, I wonder if Steve Hog is related to Paul Hogue,
Speaker 1: remember him?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. We'll find out. High school football tonight, Willie.
Speaker 2: Let's see high school football tonight. Show starts at six
Speaker 2: Fox Sports thirteen sixty. That'll lead into the Division one
Speaker 2: Regional final at pay Course Stadium, Elder and Saint x
Speaker 2: at seven.
Speaker 1: So in additional these events, we're also doing Kentucky and
Speaker 1: Xavier basketball.
Speaker 2: Correct. Also tonight Middletown in Hubert Heights, Wayne Anderson takes
Speaker 2: on Trotwood Madison, and Indian Hill meets Valley View, Kentucky Playoffs.
Speaker 2: Among the games, Corbett and Hi Islands. What about Highlands
Speaker 2: Russell up against Lloyd? What about the Birds Indiana the
Speaker 2: Corbyn plays at Highlands. Let's see Indiana State semi finals.
Speaker 2: Good luck today tonight to mylan. They take on South
Speaker 2: Putnam in the Class three A State semi finals. Let's
Speaker 2: see Bearcats and BYU the Cougars in town tomorrow night
Speaker 2: coverage at seven right here on seven out at WLW.
Speaker 2: Let's see you like that matchup? Who the Bearcats?
Speaker 1: Yeah, by the way, I took them, you took you?
Speaker 1: I got it right here segment, you took UC, I
Speaker 1: took BYU.
Speaker 2: Last check going back to high school. There was over
Speaker 2: nineteen thousand tickets sold for the night's game at pay
Speaker 2: Course Stadium. What time do the gates open? Segment?
Speaker 1: And if Elder beats Saint X Well, Rocky Boyman on Monday,
Speaker 1: put that sign from Elder back on the wall and
Speaker 1: quit walking all over it.
Speaker 2: What he ought to do is wear it for a week.
Speaker 2: Good point. Let's see I stand with Elder. Back to
Speaker 2: the National Football League a milestone for our man. Chris Collinsworth. Sunday,
Speaker 2: he calls his five hundredth NFL game on NBCTV Tampa
Speaker 2: Bay and the LA Clippers. Alright, I mean the Chargers,
Speaker 2: I mean what are you talking about? I know what
Speaker 2: I'm doing. MLS Eastern Conference Finals Sunday, TQL Stadium winner,
Speaker 2: go home, MESSI it is Miami CF versus Evander FC Cincinnati,
Speaker 2: five o'clock, Fox Sports, thirteen to sixty.
Speaker 1: Chris Collinsworth, this is the great American with the segment. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we created you. I understand. Now you're gonna do your
Speaker 1: five hundredth game?
Speaker 2: Is that correct? Seg Man? Correct?
Speaker 8: Will he?
Speaker 1: Congratulations there, Chris, five hundred games. Congratulations, You're almost as
Speaker 1: good as Bob Trumpy.
Speaker 2: Congratulations. Call me later. God bless you and God bless America.
Speaker 2: Please continue college basketball tonight, Willy. Of course, the Bearcats
Speaker 2: and Cardinals meet downtown at six oh five right here
Speaker 2: on seven hundred WLW Georgia and Xavier in the first
Speaker 2: round of the Charleston Classic at eight thirty and fifty
Speaker 2: five KRC loyal Maryland. We'll meet number twelve Kentucky at
Speaker 2: seven on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: By the way, you took Louisville in that much up segment, right,
Speaker 1: He also took Joe Burrow to start, and I took
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess we'll see what happens like Blacko does
Speaker 2: as well as Burrow, don't it. Well, I mean, if
Speaker 2: Burrow don't go, Flaco goes if they have to. If
Speaker 2: Blaco can't go, then we go to Jake the Snake.
Speaker 2: What about Clifford, the big red Dog. Well, Clifford's the
Speaker 2: backup quarterback. If all that happens, let's get him in
Speaker 2: there against the nine and two Patriots coming to town
Speaker 2: at a one to eighth straight.
Speaker 1: Frable's team is playing better than Belichick's team. That's for
Speaker 1: the last three years. Anyway, you're not kidding Belichick, is
Speaker 1: you're gonna leave North Carolina maybe for the Giants.
Speaker 2: I don't think. Rocky Borman says, yes, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But what do you say. I don't think so, I
Speaker 2: don't know what to tell you. I don't know.
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I guess we'll see what whether or not mister Burrow
Speaker 2: will play or not. I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's questionable. Segment correct. So we have great We have Dan,
Speaker 1: We have Dan Hord tonight, we have Dan Hord tomorrow,
Speaker 1: we have Dan Hord on Sunday. An addition of other games,
Speaker 1: we also have Xavier versus Georgia and UK basketball an
Speaker 1: addition to MESSI, addition to the Bengals and Patriots, addition
Speaker 1: to the UC and the BYU, addition to Elder and
Speaker 1: Santex on thirteen sixty also Louisville on UC, Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: and Flaco plus the Middies plus Indian Hill plus the Bluebirds.
Speaker 1: Incredible Willy and we'll see what happens l segment. Think
Speaker 1: about getting me out, but I want if you many
Speaker 1: times the paramedics see you on the worst day of
Speaker 1: your life, right because when you hit nine to one one,
Speaker 1: it's a problem. And when we had a difficulty last
Speaker 1: Friday night at sand Church, an engine company number three
Speaker 1: showed up loud, proud. Didn't know these guys, but Steve
Speaker 1: Hogan the crew performed magnificently. And if you need difficult,
Speaker 1: the same thing here in Sycamore Township you at nine
Speaker 1: to one to one, the crew's here within five or
Speaker 1: ten minute segment, they take care of you, no doubt
Speaker 1: about it. William all across at tri State, it's an
Speaker 1: incredible circumstance. So I got a text here from Sean Hannity.
Speaker 1: Got to get a hold of him. When I get
Speaker 1: off the air, I gotta check that out. But on
Speaker 1: Monday segment, we want to sit here with several victories.
Speaker 2: I hope so is that correct?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: Do we need some victories in this town? Correct?
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear about U See losing in Louisville.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear about Sanex beating Elder. I
Speaker 1: don't want to hear about BYU beating the Bearcats in football.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear about the Patriots beating the Bengals.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear about MESSI beating up on FC.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear about Georgia beating Xavier. I
Speaker 1: don't want to hear about about Kentucky basketball losing another game.
Speaker 1: I don't want to hear about the Minies getting beat
Speaker 1: and the Bluebirds getting beat. I don't want to hear
Speaker 1: about the Indian Hill getting beat. I don't want to
Speaker 1: hear about Trotwood Madison getting beat Anderson. I want to
Speaker 1: hear Anderson winning, the Raptors winning.
Speaker 2: Yes, be nice.
Speaker 1: Got another text for him. I got to get a
Speaker 1: hold of him. Seg man, give me out of the stoo, sir?
Speaker 2: Will he Everybody have a great weekend and watch your sports.
Speaker 2: We leave you with the immortal words of the stood report.
Speaker 2: Let me see highway patrol again next week. Until then,
Speaker 2: remember breakfast driving doesn't determine who's right, only who's left.
Speaker 2: This is rodber Crawford saying, see you next week.
Speaker 1: I stand on the speaker of the house earlier today
Speaker 1: talking about smoking marijuana in cars and what joints between
Speaker 1: your legs, Mike Johnson, I mean marijuana joints between your legs?
Speaker 1: You mean, Mike Johnson will saying Mike Johnson, not exactly.
Speaker 1: The Ohio speaker of the House Matt Hoffman, Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: did you know you can't smoke marijuana in the car?
Speaker 1: I don't, and I wouldn't put the put the I
Speaker 1: mean they put the like the segarette between their train
Speaker 1: your legs and try to turn before it gets in
Speaker 1: your seat, like catch fire him up a little bit. Plus,
Speaker 1: you can't smoke in the pot walking around.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm outside Loveland last night at a fine restaurant, Yes,
Speaker 1: and I marijuana was waffling everywhere in Loveland, all of
Speaker 1: the tigers, and I'm thinking, you know what, we got
Speaker 1: problems in this town. But segment, I want to sit
Speaker 1: here with here one thirty on Monday. There's the list
Speaker 1: right there, and everybody win. That's what we need. I'd
Speaker 1: like to have three or four wins out of the
Speaker 1: why I was just I was just at the Bengals
Speaker 1: beat the Patriots. And you see beats b Yu, and
Speaker 1: you see beats Louisville with Pat Kelcey and Elder, Beats
Speaker 1: Saint X and wins.
Speaker 2: F s Anderson wins, Indian Hill wins, and Middletown wins.
Speaker 2: I'd be surprised.
Speaker 1: See what happened segment once again, firefighter paramedic Steve Hope,
Speaker 1: you're a great American. I want to find out if
Speaker 1: he's related to Paul Hohoe on news radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: WuW