Speaker 1: By Billy cunning Him the Great America. Welcome this day
Speaker 1: after the day many of the puns are saying, this
Speaker 1: is an awful day for the Republican Party. Oh contrere monfrere.
Speaker 1: A lot of positive things happen to media will not
Speaker 1: report when these democratic areas vote. And Trump is such
Speaker 1: a city character in the democratic areas, You're going to
Speaker 1: have some distortions. And don't get too high, don't get
Speaker 1: too low. Jonan, you and I Ali is Alex trying
Speaker 1: to feel the chair of the Ohio Republican Party who's
Speaker 1: pouring over the numbers as I speak. And Alex t
Speaker 1: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Alex,
Speaker 1: give me the overall view, the good stuff, the bad stuff,
Speaker 1: and everything in between. What happened to the Republican Party yesterday?
Speaker 2: If anything, Billy, you know, it's always good to be
Speaker 2: with you, you know, Bill. I'm just a little bit
Speaker 2: of quick history on June fifteenth, nineteen ninety excuse me,
Speaker 2: two thousand and fifteen. June fifteenth, twenty and fifteen, you
Speaker 2: know what day that was, Billy. That's the day Donald J.
Speaker 2: Trump came down that golden escalator and emerged into the
Speaker 2: universe to declare the make America Great Again movement, and
Speaker 2: since that day, Bill Cunningham, the media, the pundits, the
Speaker 2: professional political class have tried to tear him down this
Speaker 2: idea that last night was some kind of a blue
Speaker 2: wave because the Democrats won in western Virginia, a reliably
Speaker 2: blue state. The Democrats won in New Jersey, which is
Speaker 2: adjacent to next to very liberal New York. New Jersey,
Speaker 2: reliably blue. The last three cycles have been blue and
Speaker 2: then shocking they won a mayor's race in New York
Speaker 2: City and won a big proposition in California. And the
Speaker 2: fact that the press is trying to spin a blue
Speaker 2: wave out of what is an ordinary, regular old election
Speaker 2: where Republicans are there, Democrats are there. We lost areas
Speaker 2: where sometimes we lose. Look, that doesn't mean we're satisfied.
Speaker 2: I'm a Republican leader, Bill, I want to win every
Speaker 2: single race from white House down to local to the
Speaker 2: local courthouse. And that's it's always our mission. But this
Speaker 2: media spin today has me on my high horses. You
Speaker 2: can tell you know what they've been trying to do
Speaker 2: since Donald Trump emerged from that escalator and June of
Speaker 2: twenty and fifteen is tear him down. You're seeing more
Speaker 2: of that today. We really have to fight another day.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump won seven Swing states last year, he won
Speaker 2: the popular vote. He's doing great things for the country,
Speaker 2: and you know, one local series of elections isn't going
Speaker 2: to change that momentum.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I referenced you to Viveke Ramaswami, one
Speaker 1: of the Alkhalites of alex t from Santax High School,
Speaker 1: likely the next governor of Ohio. He said about nine
Speaker 1: and a half ago, quote, we got our asses handed
Speaker 1: to us from Veke Ramaswami.
Speaker 3: Is the Veke wrong?
Speaker 2: You know, Vivek has a different perspective on this, and
Speaker 2: that's perfectly fine. I love him. We endorsed him. He's
Speaker 2: our candidate. You know, if Aveke wants to win every
Speaker 2: last vote in every corner of Ohio, and I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: What I want to do is keep our momentum going.
Speaker 2: And I believe there's a momentum because of Donald Trump's policies.
Speaker 2: They're working. He sealed the southern border. Billy, we keep
Speaker 2: forgetting about that. The press doesn't talk about it. He
Speaker 2: just keeps solving problems and that's going to keep going.
Speaker 2: So look, I know what Viake wants to win in
Speaker 2: New York and New Jersey. I just think those are
Speaker 2: tough places to win for us. And look, here's what
Speaker 2: I know about the Vake. He's going to win Ohio
Speaker 2: because of the very momentum that we are building, and
Speaker 2: half in this state. He's the endorsed Republican, So God
Speaker 2: bless of Ake ramaswami Hi.
Speaker 1: I also would say that there were two Democrats who
Speaker 1: won in Anderson Township, there was a Democrat that won
Speaker 1: in Blue Ash. Of course, there were some successes in
Speaker 1: Sycamore Township where I live because of Tom Weedman, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Pretty good stuff.
Speaker 1: But overall, wouldn't you say that the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: politically is lost.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a city of Cincinnati is a disaster for Republicans,
Speaker 2: but more it's a disaster for the people who live here.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're going to see people leaving this city.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid you've already seen a lot of that happen.
Speaker 2: I think prime in public safety is not a political issue.
Speaker 2: It's a reality for Republicans and Democrats alike. And if
Speaker 2: this is if you know, if the current administration sees
Speaker 2: this as some kind of a mandate of their policies,
Speaker 2: then this city is not going to be as livable
Speaker 2: as it could and should be. What I hope is
Speaker 2: that the mayor of this fine city that I still
Speaker 2: call home half the time, that the mayor of this
Speaker 2: city says, you know, now I don't have to placate
Speaker 2: my base anymore. I can staff the police at the
Speaker 2: appropriate levels. We can get tough on prime. We can
Speaker 2: make sure the judges do their job, which is to
Speaker 2: make sure we really identify the dangerous people and lock
Speaker 2: them up. That's the solution, the crime problem. Solution is
Speaker 2: not all that hard, Bill, And so you know that's
Speaker 2: kind of where it is. I hope that that's the lesson. Now, again,
Speaker 2: you pointed out some Democrat defeats. There are some Republican wins.
Speaker 4: Last night.
Speaker 3: Paul Raine Township had.
Speaker 4: A tough race.
Speaker 2: We won two trustee races there. Green Township remains a
Speaker 2: reliably read community. You know, we won some races last night.
Speaker 2: It's not to say that it wasn't the best night
Speaker 2: for the Republicans. Know, and Bill, Look, if I'm being honest,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to always be honest, with you. It's
Speaker 2: a pendulum. The pendulum is going to swing a little bit.
Speaker 2: It's cyclical in politics. But you know, I'm a cheerleader
Speaker 2: for Republicans. I think our principles are the ones that
Speaker 2: are going to save the country, and they already are.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump first and foremost has done the things that
Speaker 2: we wanted to do in in terms of creating and
Speaker 2: keeping a country by stealing the border. So you know,
Speaker 2: we're going to keep fighting. And look, this penulum is
Speaker 2: going to swing a little bit, but our job is
Speaker 2: to make sure it doesn't. You know, that the cyclical
Speaker 2: nature of this doesn't wipe us out.
Speaker 5: It's not going to do that.
Speaker 3: I did some interviews last night.
Speaker 1: One was in Atlantic City, New Jersey, one of my
Speaker 1: stations there, and I listened to the byplay back and
Speaker 1: forth before I got on the air there in Atlantic City,
Speaker 1: New Jersey, and they pointed out that in the last
Speaker 1: four years, three hundred thousand Republicans have left New Jersey.
Speaker 1: So when Mikey Cheryl wins the governorship and there's three
Speaker 1: hundred thousand less people to vote for Jack, should a
Speaker 1: RAMI if I'm saying that correctly, there's sure undred thousand
Speaker 1: less Republicans to vote for the Republican candidate.
Speaker 3: That's a problem.
Speaker 1: The same thing in the City of Cincinnati, and may
Speaker 1: I say, Am County. There's so many less individuals the
Speaker 1: vote that are Republican because people are leaving the city
Speaker 1: and they're leaving the county. And I guess I fear
Speaker 1: that the Hamlin County is ten years behind Cay Hooger
Speaker 1: County and Franklin County. In fact, it's damn near impossible
Speaker 1: to win a race in Kyhogar County or Franklin County
Speaker 1: because of the universities. Also because the so called Republicans
Speaker 1: are moving out to the suburbs. And here the suburbs
Speaker 1: are Boon County and the suburbs are Warren County, so
Speaker 1: that should make them stronger. So when I talk to
Speaker 1: Warren County Republicans a couple hours ago, they told me
Speaker 1: that they're welcoming more refugees from Hamlin County and the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati. People are moving out, and they're voting
Speaker 1: with their feet to leave. And about a relative to Fiji,
Speaker 1: if the city voter believes that the city's on the
Speaker 1: right course with law and order, the city's on the
Speaker 1: right course with shots fired. The city's on the right
Speaker 1: course with firing the police chief for little or no
Speaker 1: reasons in paying out millions of dollars in settlement. Let
Speaker 1: them stew in their own juices. What do you say
Speaker 1: about that?
Speaker 2: Well, Fanda described as an accurate one bill, and that
Speaker 2: is you do have this slight out of Hamilton County.
Speaker 2: As you know, I spent years as a chairman down
Speaker 2: there in Cincinnati, and I will tell you that we
Speaker 2: saw that phenomenon year and in, year out, and it's
Speaker 2: unfortunate because Republicans do leave a failing place. They want
Speaker 2: safer streets, they want better schools. I'll tell you who
Speaker 2: else had a banner night. I texted this morning with
Speaker 2: the chairman in Warren County. I know your friend, Commissioner
Speaker 2: Dave Young, and my friend too. You have him on,
Speaker 2: Have him on and tell you what happened in Warren
Speaker 2: County last night. Republicans swept every crucial race in Warren
Speaker 2: County that they cared about local, racist, township trustee races.
Speaker 2: You go over to Butler County, they defeated a big,
Speaker 2: gigantic levy. Well, look, I love Hamilton County. I will
Speaker 2: always love Hamilton County. But if you ower taxes, you
Speaker 2: want safer streets, better schools, better services out of your government,
Speaker 2: you're gonna leave Hamilton County. So what that's meant is
Speaker 2: that the big seas Cincinnati, Cleveland.
Speaker 5: Colus has become more blue.
Speaker 2: That's kind of what's going on. And we know that
Speaker 2: phenomenon exists. But Bill, I got to make the point
Speaker 2: we as Republicans cannot and should not walk away.
Speaker 4: We should continue to fight.
Speaker 2: I give great credit to the county chairman in Hamilton
Speaker 2: County for fielding a candate for mayor. Okay, it was years.
Speaker 2: I will admit I did not feel the cannet for
Speaker 2: mayor of Cincinnati because I knew what a tough situation
Speaker 2: he had. But you know, Corey Bowman excited a lot
Speaker 2: of Republicans and people had a choice in Hamilton County. Yes,
Speaker 2: we came up short, but I got to tell you,
Speaker 2: in Corey Bowman, you haven't heard the last of him.
Speaker 2: And this is how you build the you know, this
Speaker 2: is how you build people up to serve. So look,
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not trying to completely spit you on this,
Speaker 2: but I will tell you that there are some silver
Speaker 2: linings even in these blue counties.
Speaker 1: Well, Warren County, this is not well reported. When I
Speaker 1: go to Warren County or Clinton County, I go to
Speaker 1: Adams County, they tell me they have no media coverage.
Speaker 1: Whatever happens in those counties, there's no one covering it.
Speaker 1: Therefore it doesn't happen in a sense. But the media
Speaker 1: and our town will not cover the fact that Warren
Speaker 1: County is deep red and Warren County you can't find
Speaker 1: a Democrat with a sarch horn. And last night in
Speaker 1: Warren County, every Republican won every office.
Speaker 2: Correct, That's correct. And I'll tell you again, Billy, this
Speaker 2: is not terribly sexy or interesting to your listeners. But
Speaker 2: the Ohio Republican Party played, and roughly that they played
Speaker 2: helped by you know, engaging our services with over one
Speaker 2: hundred and forty races. We won an overwhelming number of
Speaker 2: races all across this county, in small burghs and townships
Speaker 2: and everything else. And Bill, in Green Township we had
Speaker 2: wonderful services, strong believe, great grip and Kallis Tony Rolo,
Speaker 2: Tracy Winkler, good solid red conservatives. Green Township's a great
Speaker 2: place to live. You're not gonna hear that in the press.
Speaker 2: You're gonna hear about blue wave this and city this. Well,
Speaker 2: let me tell you Green Township is a great place
Speaker 2: to live because of Republicans. So as Republicans, even in
Speaker 2: these blue counties, we can feel a little to moralized
Speaker 2: today about what happened at the city, but we still
Speaker 2: have a role to play in these suburban communities to
Speaker 2: win races. And that's what we saw last night and
Speaker 2: a lot of these suburban communities across Ohio.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Attorney j candidate j Jones in Virginia.
Speaker 1: This was despicable by the voters. Do the voters get
Speaker 1: it wrong? Absolutely? J Jones two years ago. This wasn't
Speaker 1: something he put out in social media ten years ago
Speaker 1: or fifteen years ago. Two years ago, when Jay Jones
Speaker 1: was an assembly member in the Commonwealth of Virginia, he
Speaker 1: put out text hoping that his political opponent's children die
Speaker 1: in the arms of their mothers. He also said vile
Speaker 1: and disgusting things about other Republicans. And this guy, supposedly
Speaker 1: in the polling was losing to the incumbent Republican ag
Speaker 1: by a wide margin. He actually won. J Jones, who
Speaker 1: called for horrible violence against against his political opponents. This
Speaker 1: is in the Trump era where Trump was shot once
Speaker 1: and tried to be shot twice. This is in the
Speaker 1: and the Charlie Kirk era where your blood's pouring out
Speaker 1: on the stage. This is a terrible event. While this
Speaker 1: is going on. J Jones, it's the chief law Enfurce
Speaker 1: Hoorsement Officer and the Commonwealth of Virginia when he urged
Speaker 1: the murder of his political opponents two years ago when
Speaker 1: he was an assemblyman. What do you think about that one?
Speaker 2: I think this period of American history is a dark
Speaker 2: one for the Democrats and I can't did the voters
Speaker 2: get it wrong? You're exactly right, they got it wrong.
Speaker 2: We're at a period now where sub level of violence
Speaker 2: and death is an acceptable response to speech and to
Speaker 2: be deadly serious for me, And it is deadly serious
Speaker 2: for me. This is very, very concerning for the country.
Speaker 2: I mean, there used to be a few things we
Speaker 2: all agreed on Bill, and one of them was that
Speaker 2: violence doesn't solve our political problems. Republican, Democrat, left, right,
Speaker 2: everything in between, we all agreed. We have a great
Speaker 2: American conversation and a debate, but now there are certain
Speaker 2: Democrats who obviously they they slaughtered poor Charlie Kirk, father
Speaker 2: of babies and a great husband and a young man
Speaker 2: with full life ahead of him. They tried to kill
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. So there's a real left wing violence problem,
Speaker 2: and that they advocate for violence. I don't know where
Speaker 2: that ends. I hope, as Republicans were the adults in
Speaker 2: the room to continue to tell Americans that we solve
Speaker 2: our problems by dialogue. But the end of such a
Speaker 2: construct bill in America where violence solved political problems is
Speaker 2: not an end that we want to see in this country.
Speaker 2: And you know, as Republicans, we have been talking about
Speaker 2: peace and lowering the temperature. What happened there is deeply concerning,
Speaker 2: and Democrats ought to be calling that out as much
Speaker 2: as Republicans because they can play a role to get
Speaker 2: a factor where we solve our disputes, you know, in
Speaker 2: arguments on the floor of the Senate and the House,
Speaker 2: or in the state legislature at city Hall, not by
Speaker 2: killing one another. So yeah, I'm concerned. And now they
Speaker 2: voters got it totally wrong there.
Speaker 1: And NBC News has a poll out that says thirty
Speaker 1: three percent of Democrats consider political violence to be acceptable
Speaker 1: in some circumstances. I want the American to be able
Speaker 1: to reflect on that. Thirty three percent of Democrats believe
Speaker 1: that violence against your political opponents are justified in some circumstance. Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable. And then look you see in Ohio an
Speaker 2: example of great orators and people who know how to
Speaker 2: deliver a message. Okay, and that is the big Ramaswami
Speaker 2: is one of the great communicators in American politics.
Speaker 4: JD.
Speaker 2: Vance a great communicator, someone who can espouse our ideas.
Speaker 2: The Democrats have some I don't like what they say,
Speaker 2: but some of them do. Let's continue to have these debates.
Speaker 2: And that number that you just quoted is should be
Speaker 2: deeply disturbing to everyone, especially to Democrats. That is not
Speaker 2: a path forward for their party to be advocating violence
Speaker 2: in this great country. Frankly, we have enough violence, Billy,
Speaker 2: on the mean streets of our big cities governed by Democrats.
Speaker 2: We don't need any additional violence between you know, political
Speaker 2: warring factions. That's a formula for disaster.
Speaker 3: Now it's considered acceptable.
Speaker 1: And lastly, what about Mom Donnie, he's a communist he's
Speaker 1: a socialist. He free busses, he has free public education,
Speaker 1: free babysitting services. Once they increase taxes, my friends show
Speaker 1: on hand and he tells me that six hundred thousand
Speaker 1: New Yorkers have left New York City and he's one
Speaker 1: of them. And we got a problem. And much like
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati to a smaller scale, when government fails, people
Speaker 1: have the option to move. But when the Democratic Party
Speaker 1: puts a communist in charge of the financial capital of
Speaker 1: the world, what.
Speaker 2: Does that say, Well, it's the best thing to happen
Speaker 2: to Florida is going to be the flood of businesses,
Speaker 2: in the flood of people to the warmer climate, and
Speaker 2: in the better environment of Florida. It also will be
Speaker 2: to the benefit of Ohio under the vaik Ramaswami. What's
Speaker 2: going to happen in New York, the financial capital really
Speaker 2: of the world, is that this mont Dahmi doesn't moderate,
Speaker 2: you know, sort of moderate his positions on this and
Speaker 2: begin to understand the power of American capitalism. It could
Speaker 2: destroy one of our great cities. And I pray that
Speaker 2: doesn't happen. I hope this young man has got some
Speaker 2: sense about him. Ultimately, and can moderate and understand that
Speaker 2: this democratic socialist garbage that he's inputing isn't the answer.
Speaker 2: It's bad news, though, Bill. What happened there is very
Speaker 2: bad news for New York. I'm afraid, really build A
Speaker 2: concern really is that more people die. And I don't
Speaker 2: like that hyperbole typically, but if you go soft on prime,
Speaker 2: you have no bond, don't you know, you don't have
Speaker 2: pops patrolling the streets. Violence skyrockets, so literally, you're going
Speaker 2: to have more mayhem and violence than people dying. And
Speaker 2: that's a reality for New York. If they have a
Speaker 2: mayor who decides that crime shouldn't be punished but rather
Speaker 2: treated in some capacity, and we shouldn't lock up bad guys,
Speaker 2: that's what That's my main fear is that more people,
Speaker 2: more Americans, more New Yorkers, frankly, pay a violent price
Speaker 2: for this. That's the concern.
Speaker 1: Lastly, what is this election of yesterday, Alex t the
Speaker 1: chair of the Ohio Republican Party, What does it mean
Speaker 1: for twenty twenty six? The Democrats are dancing on the
Speaker 1: grave of Donald Trump, some hopefully literally, many figuratively.
Speaker 3: What does it mean?
Speaker 1: There's a wave building and this is the beginning or
Speaker 1: with a wave dissipate and all of a sudden life
Speaker 1: will be good.
Speaker 3: What does it mean?
Speaker 2: Look, I'm fired up, you can tell today. I hope
Speaker 2: I'm fired up about twenty twenty six. I'm ready to
Speaker 2: take it to these guys. Look at Ohio Ed Brown.
Speaker 2: If you ever get him on your show, Bill, I
Speaker 2: hope you will ask him what about zoron? Mom DOMMI okay,
Speaker 2: mom Dommy is the new faith for the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: Jared Brown has to answer that question in Ohio? Is
Speaker 2: he for him? He didn't endorse him, He's been hiding
Speaker 2: under his death. Same thing with Tim Ryan and Amy
Speaker 2: Acton and these other people that won to run. So for
Speaker 2: us in twenty six, we're ready to take this debate
Speaker 2: to the American people. Ohio is a good red state,
Speaker 2: sometimes a swing state. So what does it mean for us?
Speaker 2: We've got to continue to fight. Look, I know the
Speaker 2: pendulum swings. We as Republicans cannot let up. We cannot
Speaker 2: be demoralized because the Democrats won a bunch of blue
Speaker 2: states last night. That's what it means to us. We're
Speaker 2: going to keep fighting, Bill, We're not going to stop.
Speaker 1: God bless America. Alex Trantefield, good luck with all your
Speaker 1: studies this say afternoon. To find out what happened, how
Speaker 1: to take advantage of it. The Republican Party must arise
Speaker 1: like a mighty tsunami and wash across the lands, picking
Speaker 1: up the political remains of socialists and communists wh would
Speaker 1: seek to seize power. Alex Joantefielu, thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. Good luck to you. God bless you,
Speaker 1: and God bless America.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Alex, Thank you, Billy, God bless you.
Speaker 4: Take care.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. There's the resolution of this matter
Speaker 1: by the Chair of the Higher Republican Party, Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WW. I love Tarvin Plumbing, and
Speaker 1: I love Plumb tight, and I love Tom Brenneman. I
Speaker 1: sider beating, blooded and unbowed, because when Democrats win in
Speaker 1: New York City or Virginia, or when Democrats went in
Speaker 1: California or New Jersey, it's not a big deal. In fact,
Speaker 1: I mentioned I may have mentioned this to Alex try
Speaker 1: Tifeelu that I did some interviews on the East Coast
Speaker 1: last night, and during one of the interviews it was
Speaker 1: pointed out to me that some three hundred thousand Republican
Speaker 1: New Jersey residents have fled the state in the past
Speaker 1: four years, so the electorate has changed. According to demographic experts,
Speaker 1: amily the county has lost about twenty five thousand Republicans
Speaker 1: in the past four or five years. Likely lose more
Speaker 1: head for these results fleeing to states like Florida. Seven
Speaker 1: years ago, the Democratic Party in Florida had a three
Speaker 1: hundred thousand vote plus margin. Now they have a one
Speaker 1: point three million dollar negative margin. So you and I
Speaker 1: know that when cities fail, when blue states fail, that
Speaker 1: the most of the residents had the ability to move
Speaker 1: and go somewhere else. Many don't want to because of
Speaker 1: family structure, or jobs or whatever. So you may want
Speaker 1: to stay, but there's a chunk of Americans who have
Speaker 1: now left Cincinnati and have now left Hamilton County. In
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty four election, when Blue Ash, the city
Speaker 1: of Blue Ash, Anderson Township, Montgomery all vote for and
Speaker 1: Madeira all vote for Harris and not Donald Trump, you
Speaker 1: know that's a Democratic area. Growing up, you could rely
Speaker 1: upon Madeira, Montgomery, Blue Ash, Sycamore Township, Anderson Township to
Speaker 1: be rock ribbed a Republican is not the case anymore,
Speaker 1: just the opposite. In fact, it's because of educated white
Speaker 1: women who live in those areas. There's a ten point
Speaker 1: margin plus toward Democrats of white women in the country.
Speaker 1: And I would think it's best exhibited in Blue Ash,
Speaker 1: Montgomery and Madeira. I think Indian Hill Kamala Harris got
Speaker 1: forty seven percent of the voting an Indian Hill, for
Speaker 1: God's sakes. So it's a situation where that the appeals
Speaker 1: to send Donald Trump a message is rather strong and
Speaker 1: the Republican base did not come out. I have a
Speaker 1: guest on in about thirty minutes, Gabe Guiderini. Guiderini is
Speaker 1: a student of the University of Dayton and he's with
Speaker 1: the Turning Point USA chapter to talk about what this
Speaker 1: means for shall I say, young folks, college kids eighteen
Speaker 1: and twenty five years old. And I thought that maybe
Speaker 1: this would be the election to determine whether or not
Speaker 1: Cincinnati would return to normalcy or not. And the answer
Speaker 1: is not. Most upsetting to me is Judge Josh Berkowitz.
Speaker 1: He's the presiding judge of amNY County Municipal Court. He
Speaker 1: ran against an oppo who's never been a judge, never
Speaker 1: been a magistrate. In fact, she's a clerk in the
Speaker 1: Clerk of Court's office through a hat in the ring
Speaker 1: thinking Josh Berkowitz, who's everyone admires Democrat and a Republican
Speaker 1: is the best there is Hamley County Municipal Court and
Speaker 1: Judge Josh Berkerwitz lost easily. A good chunk of his
Speaker 1: district is Anderson Township, which used to be Republican now
Speaker 1: as Democrat. Two Republican trustees lost in Anderson Township and
Speaker 1: Josh Burkerwitz lost and Judge Senderman lost closely, but she's
Speaker 1: still on Common Police Court, so we'll see what happens there.
Speaker 1: Why I think Donald Trump is toxic among Democrats and
Speaker 1: when Republicans don't vote and appropriate numbers and the Democrats do,
Speaker 1: then the Democrats will win. Plus there was a course
Speaker 1: Shenanigans happening, which always happens. By the way, it always
Speaker 1: goes one way when mistakes are made, they're always toward
Speaker 1: one way and not the other way. In at Chester County, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: there was a few things on the statewide ballot there.
Speaker 1: One was to keep three liberal Supreme Court justice is
Speaker 1: the retention and they all won, but seventy five thousand
Speaker 1: voters in Chester County, Pennsylvania did not vote. Young woman
Speaker 1: posted a video that when viral as she explained the problem.
Speaker 1: Anyone who's a registered independent or third party voter in
Speaker 1: the county and showed up with the polls yesterday was
Speaker 1: told their name is not on the polls. She said, Okay,
Speaker 1: let me do a provisional ballot. I know I should
Speaker 1: be on and they weren't available. So about seventy five
Speaker 1: thousand independent voters in Chester County, Pennsylvania, which voted for
Speaker 1: Donald Trump sixty three percent, suddenly they were off the
Speaker 1: voter rolls. And of course late at night, some of
Speaker 1: the names and numbers are changed. And so there's a
Speaker 1: lots of Shenanigans continuing to happen among democratic areas because
Speaker 1: no one's going to prosecute. I do not believe that
Speaker 1: is the case. In fact, I know that's not the case.
Speaker 1: In Amliny County, Erry Poland who's the Hamlin County director
Speaker 1: Board of Elections runs a tight ship. Democrats and Republicans
Speaker 1: agree it's the best so to deal with reality. The
Speaker 1: country in an off year election is going to have
Speaker 1: a grievance mentality against Donald Trump and come out in
Speaker 1: large numbers. That was kind of ridiculous last night that
Speaker 1: the mayor of our city have to have pirival spent
Speaker 1: some of his time talking about Donald Trump. Ma'am, Donnie,
Speaker 1: the mayor to be in New York City sent a
Speaker 1: chunk of his time talking about Donald Trump. New York
Speaker 1: City's got a three billion dollar deficit, and it's going
Speaker 1: to get increase. You can't give out all this free
Speaker 1: stuff and anticipate no one's paying for it. Of course,
Speaker 1: they're going to pay for it. They're going to pay
Speaker 1: for it directly or indirectly. The one point two percent
Speaker 1: one point two percent of New York City residents pay
Speaker 1: about fifty percent of the bills. A chunk of them
Speaker 1: are going to leave. So far in New York City's
Speaker 1: lost three hundred thousand residents who left. New Jersey's lost
Speaker 1: in the range of one hundred and fifty to two
Speaker 1: hundred thousand residents have left New Jersey, and about twenty
Speaker 1: five or thirty thousand have left the City of Cincinnatis.
Speaker 1: Of the list, Keetings and the Chris Smithermans don't have
Speaker 1: a base upon which to rely plus the Blue Democratic
Speaker 1: ticket is the golden one that gets you elected. A
Speaker 1: nice young man named Ryan James won the ninth seed
Speaker 1: on council only because he's on the golden ticket, the
Speaker 1: Blue Democratic card, So Liz Keating and Chris Smitherman had
Speaker 1: no chance. In fact, I think Liz Keating was out
Speaker 1: of the running by about thirteen thousand votes, not even close.
Speaker 3: So the city has gone.
Speaker 1: A deeper shade of blue, as had Blue Ash for
Speaker 1: like twenty some years. Lee Zerwonka was one hell of
Speaker 1: a councilman for like twenty years in Blue Ash, and
Speaker 1: he lost to a nobody because the nobody, the guy's
Speaker 1: I think last name was friend, was endorsed by the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party of Blue Ash that now controls Blue Ash
Speaker 1: and a nobody seventy two year old guy it's been
Speaker 1: to one or two council meetings in his life, being
Speaker 1: a twenty one year veteran Milwonkee in Blue Ash. Also,
Speaker 1: there were two trustees in Anderson Township that lost, but
Speaker 1: once put the right spin on things by saying Green Township,
Speaker 1: Tony Rosiello, etc.
Speaker 3: Did well.
Speaker 1: There were little pockets of okay behavior, but the citizens
Speaker 1: get what we deserve. So in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: this was the election defunding the police, judges, letting criminals
Speaker 1: out on low or no bonds, open air drug use,
Speaker 1: gun play in the streets. The citizens, the voters of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati says, we like that, give us more. And I've
Speaker 1: heard some of my cynical friends say, well, you know what,
Speaker 1: they're all Democrats shooting other Democrats. I said, well, I
Speaker 1: care about those Democrats. I don't want to get shot.
Speaker 3: I know now.
Speaker 1: And then I go to Peppin Dolores. I'm not going
Speaker 1: back to peppin Dolores. It's too dangerous. I know Peppin
Speaker 1: Dolors and now I was having some financial problems too.
Speaker 1: Is owners are suing each other according to the inquir
Speaker 1: I think Peppin Dolores is a fine restaurant, but you
Speaker 1: can't be in a fine restaurant area when bullets are
Speaker 1: flying through your window.
Speaker 3: That's a negative.
Speaker 1: So if the voters don't want to improve their own lives,
Speaker 1: why should you? And I care about ten twelve percent.
Speaker 1: Some of my listeners live in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: So if they don't care to improve their own community
Speaker 1: by having diversity when it comes to political opinions. Let
Speaker 1: them still in their own juices. Many have said so,
Speaker 1: the murder of Patrick Herringer, the hundreds of kids that
Speaker 1: have been shot, the tens of thousands of bullets flying around,
Speaker 1: a terrible school system.
Speaker 3: And I listened this morning.
Speaker 1: The superintendent was almost sloany, and I think she appears
Speaker 1: to be a darling woman doing her best under impossible circumstances.
Speaker 1: But when people like Liz Keating and Chris Smitherman can't
Speaker 1: get a sniff to go back on council, it's a problem.
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean, you know, popularity is this doesn't mean
Speaker 1: you're right, and being right doesn't mean you're popular. I
Speaker 1: think those of us who express opinions like this, I'm
Speaker 1: right and they're wrong, but they're popular. Cincinnati is now
Speaker 1: no different than Chicago or Saint Louis or Memphis, or
Speaker 1: Republicans or anything other than non Democrats can't get elected,
Speaker 1: which is why the Cleveland Browns are moving out of
Speaker 1: the downtown core. They're going to move to southern, southern
Speaker 1: Kihok County. And it's not good. It's bad, perhaps worse
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati. There's going to be higher taxes to pay
Speaker 1: for all these programs of the mayor that don't work.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be higher crime. We're gonna have judges on
Speaker 1: the bench now that we're not sentenced criminals to jail.
Speaker 3: The schools are gonna get worse.
Speaker 1: Government services, a campaign is run by the mayor to
Speaker 1: talk about collecting the snow, they're gonna get worse. And
Speaker 1: there's going to be a drop in available housing units
Speaker 1: and additional expenses. Affordable housing doesn't mean spending four to
Speaker 1: five thousand dollars a month in rent. And there's going
Speaker 1: to be a brain drain from the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: similar to what's happening New York City and what's happening
Speaker 1: in New Jersey. People are simply leaving. And one of
Speaker 1: the shocking things was not just the election in Virginia
Speaker 1: of a guy named Jay Jones who wanted to put
Speaker 1: bullets in the head of his political opponent and watch
Speaker 1: his political opponents children dye in their mother's arms. Jay Jones,
Speaker 1: he tweeted those things out two years ago, is now
Speaker 1: the chief enforcement officer in the state of Virginia, and
Speaker 1: he's fantasizing about the murder of Republicans with bullets in
Speaker 1: their head. So as a Republican most of the time,
Speaker 1: as a great American, or if you're a business owner,
Speaker 1: if you're a restaurant owner, if you work, if you're
Speaker 1: delivering food one of the delivery services, you're a hard worker.
Speaker 1: Maybe you're a good teacher or a loving parent, or
Speaker 1: a patriotic American to fly the American flag. The place
Speaker 1: to be is not New York City or Los Angeles
Speaker 1: or Cincinnati. It's in the suburbs. Some of my cynical
Speaker 1: friends say, just let Cincinnati burn and we can watch
Speaker 1: with binoculars and go ooh and ah as the city
Speaker 1: goes right down the crap or get some popcorn. Don't
Speaker 1: put me in that category. The city is worth saving,
Speaker 1: but the citizens have got to work somehow to save themselves.
Speaker 1: The first thing to say if a person has a difficulty,
Speaker 1: the first thing to say if a person has a
Speaker 1: problem is number one.
Speaker 3: You got to save yourself. You know, when you're in a.
Speaker 1: Plane, when the flight at tenants say, if something happens,
Speaker 1: put your mask on yourself first, then help others. And
Speaker 1: that's the case. The city must save itself. And the
Speaker 1: city doesn't mean that doesn't seem to care. In fact,
Speaker 1: they're talking about more of the same, So there'll be
Speaker 1: more shootings, more killings, more open air drug use, more graffeity,
Speaker 1: more homelessness, higher cost because that's what people voted for.
Speaker 1: And one of the other sicker aspects is what happened
Speaker 1: in New York City. New York City has the largest
Speaker 1: Jewish community outside of Israel.
Speaker 3: It's about eight hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: They just elected a man who openly celebrates wars of
Speaker 1: genocide launched against Jews, refuses to criticize what happened in
Speaker 1: October the seventh. And there's another group that he put
Speaker 1: together called Jews for Racial and Economic Justice posted videos
Speaker 1: in which four rabbis encouraged fellow Jews to vote for
Speaker 1: Ma'mdani that he possesses the acaim to make housing affordable.
Speaker 3: No, he doesn't.
Speaker 1: Housing is collapsing literally in New York City. I have
Speaker 1: a story from New York Times that federal authorities have
Speaker 1: taken over the housing Authority in New York City because
Speaker 1: it is so poorly run. It's unbelievable. Every socialist in
Speaker 1: history has failed, and he will be no different. But
Speaker 1: to bring about your own demise by encouraging the election
Speaker 1: of a mayor when he supports Hamas who wants to
Speaker 1: kill Jews, is particularly despicable. So you know, I often say,
Speaker 1: we get what we deserve. And right now the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati has gone hard left, like it's not in
Speaker 1: its entire history. I had hopes and thoughts that one
Speaker 1: or two dissonant voices, diversified voices would get on council,
Speaker 1: especially Smitherman or list Keating, and it simply was not
Speaker 1: to be because their name were not on the blue
Speaker 1: Golden ticket to election. Ryan James might be a nice guy,
Speaker 1: but he has no clue what he's doing. He's the
Speaker 1: newest council member, and I'm always suspicions of mail and
Speaker 1: vout mail in balloting and voting and how that goes.
Speaker 1: So what can be done? Well, do you give up
Speaker 1: not this great American? Do you say, Okay, we lost
Speaker 1: a popularity contest, therefore my principles don't apply anymore. Boy,
Speaker 1: I don't think so. I don't think so. So I
Speaker 1: want to have hope. Three principles of Charlie Kirk where
Speaker 1: God family in America? Do those principles still apply? If
Speaker 1: you want, If you listen to Mom Donnie yelling for
Speaker 1: forty five minutes last night. You heard none of those
Speaker 1: principles whatsoever. It's about what e purbus unum. From many,
Speaker 1: there's one, From one, there's many, And New York City's
Speaker 1: become a hodgepodge of those that remain when functioning Americans
Speaker 1: have left. And if you're a police officer in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, the message was sent to you that
Speaker 1: your cares and concerns will not be those of the
Speaker 1: mayor and the city manager. That the police and the
Speaker 1: firefighters are demoralized, thinking, okay, it's going to get worse,
Speaker 1: not better. When the police union issued a vote of
Speaker 1: no confidence against have to have Peer of All, the
Speaker 1: idea was maybe that would have some measurable impact when
Speaker 1: law enforcement says this guy's not doing the job. Not
Speaker 1: only did the voter say you're wrong. Instead of getting
Speaker 1: eighty two percent of the vote, Pure of All got
Speaker 1: seventy eight percent of the vote, So I guess it
Speaker 1: was worth four points, but no more than that. And
Speaker 1: still only twenty five percent of the elector had voted
Speaker 1: twenty five percent. And in Congress, the President had a
Speaker 1: little powwow this morning with the Republicans. Two weeks ago
Speaker 1: they put up a stand alone mission, stand alone, we
Speaker 1: got to pay air traffic controllers in TSA. And I
Speaker 1: watched this morning. Air traffic controllers were on the CNBC
Speaker 1: squawk box and they're braking right now. They said, within
Speaker 1: a week or two, the air traffic system in this
Speaker 1: country will be irretrievally broken. And so two weeks ago,
Speaker 1: the Republicans put up a standalone bill, stand by itself,
Speaker 1: pay air traffic controllers slash TSA.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 1: The Democrats did, No, don't pay them. So they put
Speaker 1: up a stand alone bill on SNAP and foodstand the
Speaker 1: EBT cards. Just do that and that alone. Democrats said, no,
Speaker 1: we want hungry, we want planes falling out of the
Speaker 1: sky because it's more chaos, and that fits the election,
Speaker 1: which was yesterday. Then they put up a standalone measure,
Speaker 1: let's pay the military.
Speaker 3: What happened.
Speaker 1: John Thune from South Dakota put it up, stand alone,
Speaker 1: just by itself. Democrats know, Democrats do not want to
Speaker 1: pay SNAP benefits. Democrats don't want to pay the military,
Speaker 1: and Democrats don't want to pay TSA air traffic controllers
Speaker 1: stand alone measures, just pay them, and Democrats said, no,
Speaker 1: we need chaos. In order to win at the ballot box.
Speaker 1: Was some perceived they did win at the ballot box.
Speaker 1: Now what will happen, Well, it's not good in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati. There will be more crime, more open
Speaker 1: air drug use, more debaucherous misbehavior, more Patrick herringers, There'll
Speaker 1: be more kids are going to be shot, There'll be
Speaker 1: more murders than twenty thousand shots will become thirty thousand shots.
Speaker 1: And business owners like Pepin Dolores and others, a fine
Speaker 1: restaurant is in trouble and they know it. The owners
Speaker 1: are suing each other, according to the inquiry because of
Speaker 1: all the capitol calls. That means we need money to
Speaker 1: keep the business operating. That's all bad. So we get
Speaker 1: the government we deserve and away we go. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. Stay tuned. If you want to hear from
Speaker 1: a young man who is energized by this is Gabe Guderini.
Speaker 1: He's the Dayton Turning Point, USA Field Representative University of
Speaker 1: Dayton will be here, the flyers and hopefully, hopefully America
Speaker 1: will wake up before it's too late, and it is
Speaker 1: getting late. When Jews and Rabbis in New York City
Speaker 1: urge that a Muslim fanatic who supports a moss becomes
Speaker 1: the mayor. We got problems When the chief law enforcement
Speaker 1: official in the state of Virginia wants to put two
Speaker 1: bullets in the head of his political opponent and watch
Speaker 1: the opponent's children die in their mother's arms. We got problems,
Speaker 1: be goes. Being right doesn't mean you're popular, and being
Speaker 1: popular doesn't mean you're necessarily right.
Speaker 3: Twelve fifty five.
Speaker 1: Home of Era Bengals is Radio seven hundred WW by
Speaker 1: Billy Cunning him the Great American. Of course, the murder,
Speaker 1: the assassination of Charlie Kirk has shaken the nation to
Speaker 1: some extent, maybe not as much as all of us
Speaker 1: would like, because it appears that about one third of
Speaker 1: the American people consider that to be a good thing,
Speaker 1: believe it or not. In fact, there's a new an
Speaker 1: NBC News poll that one third of self identified Democrats
Speaker 1: one third say political violence is sometimes necessary against some
Speaker 1: political opponents.
Speaker 3: That's one third.
Speaker 1: That's tens of millions of people who kind of think
Speaker 1: political violence might be acceptable. Jonan You and I Now
Speaker 1: is Gabe Guiderini. He is the field representative for Turning
Speaker 1: Point USA here in Ohio, and Gabe, Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, before we got
Speaker 1: onto the politics of the day, can you tell me
Speaker 1: the impact and the effect that the murder I call
Speaker 1: him the same Paul in the twenty first century Charlie
Speaker 1: Kirk had on the movement as at this point about
Speaker 1: six weeks out.
Speaker 6: Well, it's just been and thank you for having me on.
Speaker 6: It's just spending an incredible, you know, moment for the
Speaker 6: whole team. It's been a really tough two months for
Speaker 6: the whole team. And really what we've been trying to
Speaker 6: do ever since what happened on September tenth is to
Speaker 6: try to ignite something in people from what Charlie started,
Speaker 6: to help his memory live on. And that's what I
Speaker 6: believe we're going to be working to do, especially in
Speaker 6: the run up to twenty twenty six, and especially after
Speaker 6: what happened last night, especially for young people like myself.
Speaker 6: It was hugely impactful what happened. It was it was
Speaker 6: a huge wake up call, and I think that there
Speaker 6: needs to be more of a message translated to more
Speaker 6: young people and more people of all age groups about
Speaker 6: what happened and about what this means for the country
Speaker 6: because we saw what happened last night with Jay Jones,
Speaker 6: who fantasized about murdering a Republican lawmaker and his children.
Speaker 6: We saw what that meant for. You know, he didn't
Speaker 6: face any consequences for it. So we have to message better.
Speaker 6: We're going to continue to fight for what Charlie built,
Speaker 6: and we're going to continue to try and live up
Speaker 6: to his legacy.
Speaker 1: Oh, Jay Jones. That just briefly, Jay Jones said things
Speaker 1: like three people. I only have two bullets. I have
Speaker 1: my political opponent, a guy named Gilbert. I got Adolf Hitler,
Speaker 1: and I got Paul Pott. That means the Republican gets
Speaker 1: two shots in the head, and that means Hitler and
Speaker 1: Pole Pott must live. He also talked about watching his
Speaker 1: political opponent's children die in their mother's arms. And most
Speaker 1: of the pundits said about Jay Jones in Virginia, you
Speaker 1: know what that guy's done. Not only did he win,
Speaker 1: he won by four percentage points, and so political assassinations
Speaker 1: are acceptable and rhetoric concerning them to a chunk of
Speaker 1: the Democratic Party today and to me, of all the
Speaker 1: results of Mom Donnie winning in New York City and
Speaker 1: Mikey Cheryl winning in New Jersey. Those weren't shocks. But
Speaker 1: when the chief law enforcement officer two years ago, when
Speaker 1: he was in the General Assembly in Virginia talks about
Speaker 1: murdering your political opponent and watching his children die in
Speaker 1: their mother's arms as two kids, almost I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't know what to say. Was that a shock to
Speaker 1: you more than anything else?
Speaker 6: Yeah, it was a shock, And I didn't really realize
Speaker 6: that we had come to this point until now. You know,
Speaker 6: a lot of people have been talking about how radical
Speaker 6: the left has become and how radicalized the Democratic Party
Speaker 6: has become. We kind of saw it a lot after
Speaker 6: September tenth, with the reaction that a lot of them had,
Speaker 6: which was very vile to Charlie Kirk's assassination, but we
Speaker 6: didn't really think that it would translate to votes Democratic Party.
Speaker 6: And in many ways, it's really you know, it can
Speaker 6: draw a lot of pessimism to the point where we
Speaker 6: now recognize that in many cases the time for debate
Speaker 6: has ended, and in many in many you know, in
Speaker 6: many ways, what we're seeing right now is that they're
Speaker 6: not looking to have a debate with us, They're not
Speaker 6: looking to understand our position. They're focus on vitriol. They're
Speaker 6: focused on vitriolic rhetoric, and they believe, and many of
Speaker 6: them do believe, that Republicans already are an inherent threat
Speaker 6: to their life and there's no reasoning with that. You
Speaker 6: cannot talk about taxes and you know, all the actual
Speaker 6: issues that Republicans campaign on to people with that type
Speaker 6: of mentality, Republicans have to dig in. And this is
Speaker 6: what Turning Point Action has been doing. I work for
Speaker 6: Turning Point Action, which is the five one four electoral
Speaker 6: wing of Turning Point. We're not focused on debating the left.
Speaker 6: We're focused on beating them in elections and swamping the
Speaker 6: ballot boxes with voters who are fed up with what's
Speaker 6: going on with Democratic politicians across this country. And we're
Speaker 6: just going to keep doing it, and we're going to
Speaker 6: build up more to infrastructure so that we can get
Speaker 6: more people out to vote. Republicans are just not enthused
Speaker 6: to vote when Trump isn't on the ballot in the
Speaker 6: same way that the Democrats are fixated on every single
Speaker 6: person who has a Democrat label by their name. And
Speaker 6: this is kind of the Republican parties. You know, we're
Speaker 6: kind of honorable to a fault. Right Republicans they pick
Speaker 6: and choose their candidates. They care a lot about the
Speaker 6: quality of their candidates. Democrats will vote for any vile,
Speaker 6: vitriolic person with a D by their name at the
Speaker 6: ballot box. We have to make sure that our voters
Speaker 6: know who's on the ballot, what's its stake every single
Speaker 6: election cycle, and that takes turnout. And when Trump is
Speaker 6: on a ballot, we have to build the infrastructure to
Speaker 6: be able to get good people out to vote. That's
Speaker 6: what we're focused on doing.
Speaker 1: Gab Guinnerini. The turning point USA Field Rep. When someone
Speaker 1: like Mom, Donnie and I don't know if you're up late,
Speaker 1: but I'm kind of a newsgeek and I watched the
Speaker 1: whole thing last night. He's yelling and screaming at large
Speaker 1: numbers of New Yorkers in New York City attacking Donald
Speaker 1: Trump from New York City. I watched our mayor have
Speaker 1: to have peerival.
Speaker 3: Much of his.
Speaker 1: Speech was all about Donald Trump. Donald Trump is satan andcarnate.
Speaker 1: He's the boogeyman. They run against him in the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati. They run against Donald Trump. And the fact
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump's half brother was on the ballot, meant
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump was.
Speaker 3: On the ballot.
Speaker 1: And the only way we can win is a Republican
Speaker 1: democracy is to have and informed electorate that understands past
Speaker 1: the hype that the Republican Party stands with the three
Speaker 1: things Early Kirk believed in above all else. Number one
Speaker 1: is God Almighty. Number two is family, and number three
Speaker 1: is America. Those are the three things. And you seldom
Speaker 1: here about God, the family, and America when you have
Speaker 1: liberal Democrats talking about the greatness of our country, Mom,
Speaker 1: Donnie did not talk about God, did not talk about family,
Speaker 1: did not talk about America except what people can suck
Speaker 1: out of the system. And so when, for example, about
Speaker 1: two weeks ago, the Senate Republicans put up a standalone
Speaker 1: bill to get rid of the shutdown. Okay, you don't
Speaker 1: want to continue a cr which is Biden spending, All right,
Speaker 1: let's just put the work air traffic controllers in TSA.
Speaker 1: Just that group. The Democrats said, no, keep the air
Speaker 1: traffic controllers out of the skies. Number two. They put
Speaker 1: on a standalone bill funding food stamps. Let's fund SNAP.
Speaker 1: Democrats said no, We're not going to fund SNAP. And
Speaker 1: then they put up a standalone bill, let's pay the military.
Speaker 1: You would think Democrats would say in the Senate, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we gotta pay the MILLI now the Democrats said no.
Speaker 1: They're in the business of inflicting as much pain as
Speaker 1: possible upon the American people, hoping the American people not
Speaker 1: being informed. We'll blame Donald Trump when the Democrats vote
Speaker 1: against funding the military.
Speaker 3: Can you smell when I'm cooking?
Speaker 4: I can, indeed.
Speaker 6: And a big part of that is because historically the
Speaker 6: Democrats have had more money than the Republicans, and the
Speaker 6: Democrats are the ones being funded right now. You know,
Speaker 6: this isn't the old days of the country Club GOP.
Speaker 6: The Democrats are the party that were the financial drive.
Speaker 6: The financial machine of the party is being driven by
Speaker 6: our nation's richest billionaires and it's powering their financial machine.
Speaker 6: It's keeping them going in a big way. And Republicans,
Speaker 6: we may not have the financial advantage right now, but
Speaker 6: what we do have is the advantage in that we
Speaker 6: have more people who truly believe in what we say.
Speaker 6: We have more people who are actual god fearing patriots
Speaker 6: in this country who believe what we say and believe
Speaker 6: in the ideals that made this country great and in
Speaker 6: the ideals that Charlie Kirk believed. Then we just have
Speaker 6: to tap into that. They don't have people. You know,
Speaker 6: here in Ohio, for instance, like half the majority of
Speaker 6: the counties in Ohio don't even have a functioning Democratic
Speaker 6: party apparatus at the county level. Every county in Ohio
Speaker 6: has a Republican party apparatus. We need to tap into
Speaker 6: our manpower, and our manpower is not It doesn't need
Speaker 6: a financial machine to drive it. It just needs passion
Speaker 6: and enthusiasm and training. And that's what Turning Point Action
Speaker 6: is trying to do. We need to make sure that
Speaker 6: we can turn these people into soldiers for their neighborhoods
Speaker 6: and help make sure that they're able to get their
Speaker 6: neighbors out to vote and inform them about what's going on.
Speaker 6: That takes building up a lot of infrastructure to make
Speaker 6: sure that that happens.
Speaker 1: And gab a lot of work lies. The midterm is
Speaker 1: going to be critical. If, for example, the House of
Speaker 1: Representatives turned into the hands of a king Jefferies, there
Speaker 1: goes to Trump agenda. It's over with. Here comes all
Speaker 1: the impeachment bills. It will continue and God forbid if
Speaker 1: they take the Senate also and they have the presidency,
Speaker 1: then it's going to be Puerto Rico is going to
Speaker 1: be a state, Washington, d C.
Speaker 3: Is going to be a stake.
Speaker 1: They're going to have fourteen justices on the US Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: The Democrats will get rid of the filibuster as soon
Speaker 1: as they can, and it's a consequence. The country is
Speaker 1: going to be completely different than it is today. But lastly,
Speaker 1: I'll give you one another atlantidote. I got a call
Speaker 1: from Turning Point USA person in Miami University close to you.
Speaker 1: You're in Dayton, but this is in Butler County largely,
Speaker 1: and they had five and six people coming to their
Speaker 1: meetings about six months ago. Now they had five or
Speaker 1: six hundred. Have you notice on college campus as a
Speaker 1: yearning and desire here in Ohio to have a functioning
Speaker 1: Turning Point USA and to turn these minds of mush
Speaker 1: college kids into marching soldiers. Have you noticed the difference
Speaker 1: and where the interest level.
Speaker 6: The interest level is suit of the roof. I mean,
Speaker 6: ever since September tenth and what happened to Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 6: young people are just fired up and they're seeing what's happening.
Speaker 6: They're seeing the direction in which this is heading. And
Speaker 6: even you know, here's the thing. Before September tenth, I
Speaker 6: would say a majority of college students on my campus,
Speaker 6: which is the University of Dayton, are you know, lean
Speaker 6: to conservative. They lean towards the political right on the issues.
Speaker 6: They were you know, they didn't like the Democrats. They
Speaker 6: don't really like you know, Biden. They didn't really like
Speaker 6: what was going on with Kamala Harris, but they were apathetic.
Speaker 6: They were more focused about, you know, doing what college
Speaker 6: students do. But ever since September tenth, what has happened
Speaker 6: is these young people on our campuses have woken up
Speaker 6: in a big way. They're starting to realize this is
Speaker 6: where our country's headed. And I may be, you know,
Speaker 6: these people may be in college now, they may be
Speaker 6: you know, just doing the college things, you know, trying
Speaker 6: to enjoy the experience. But they're realizing when they're out
Speaker 6: of college, what's going to happen if the country is
Speaker 6: on the track that it's on right now, if the
Speaker 6: left is on the rhetorical track that they are right now,
Speaker 6: and they're really concerned about it, and they're starting to
Speaker 6: wake up in a big way. They're realizing we have
Speaker 6: to do something about this now or else as soon
Speaker 6: as we're out of college, we're not going to have
Speaker 6: an enjoyable life to live, let alone our kids and grandkids.
Speaker 6: So that's really what's driving it and the amount of
Speaker 6: growth that turning point USA chapters across the state and
Speaker 6: College Republican chapters. I'm chairman of the Ohio College Republican
Speaker 6: Federation as well. We have twenty two chapters across the state.
Speaker 6: What these campus organizations are seeing is rapid growth, and
Speaker 6: it's really you know, the important thing is just to
Speaker 6: not just get people in the room, but also to
Speaker 6: activate those students to be able to make that difference
Speaker 6: in their friend groups and their communities and their neighborhoods
Speaker 6: at the ballot box. It's not just about bringing people
Speaker 6: into a room, it's about equipping them with the tools
Speaker 6: and knowledge necessary to be able to go out and
Speaker 6: make that difference outside of the chapter.
Speaker 3: Well, Gabe, that's what we're trying to do.
Speaker 1: Jame gourney Reny, I got to get your website. But
Speaker 1: it's about God, family and America and seldom on Democratic
Speaker 1: Party functions, you see a lot of those activities, hopefully
Speaker 1: in a Republican and if you capture some kid eighteen
Speaker 1: or twenty three years old committed to the calls, more
Speaker 1: likely to stick with it. Gabe, what is the what
Speaker 1: is your website? If college kids are others listening around
Speaker 1: the tri State would like to be in touch.
Speaker 6: For Turningpoint USA, which is our five o'h one C
Speaker 6: three with the campus chapters. It's TPUSA dot com. I
Speaker 6: work for Turningpoint Action, which is the electoral wing that
Speaker 6: is tpaction dot com. And we work with the Republican Party.
Speaker 6: We do the ballot chasing.
Speaker 1: And too good luck to you and full you think
Speaker 1: it's over, it's gonna none. The Democrats are doing the
Speaker 1: Macarina right now. And for a Democrat to win in
Speaker 1: New York City or Virginia or New Jersey or California,
Speaker 1: it's not startling and surprising that they wanted to moralize
Speaker 1: people like you to think, Okay, you've lost, we won.
Speaker 1: Know your role. Shut your mouth, Gabe, go back to
Speaker 1: the books. Forget about the organizing college kids. Because the
Speaker 1: days of God and family and faith are done. That's
Speaker 1: the message that they want to give to you. And
Speaker 1: I sense you have not received. You may have received
Speaker 1: that message, but you push back against it.
Speaker 6: Correct, absolutely have. Their celebrations are going to be short lived.
Speaker 6: We're going to come back with a vengeance.
Speaker 3: God willing, God bless America.
Speaker 1: All right, Gabe Guiderini, thanks for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show the day after the election, and we'll talk later.
Speaker 1: And God bless you, and God bless America, and God
Speaker 1: bless the family of Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 6: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 1: God bless, God bless you all. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: and if a line ever becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, Bill Cunningham News Radio, seven hundred WW because.
Speaker 7: As we all know, elections matter and when folks vote,
Speaker 7: they order what they want, and in this case, they
Speaker 7: got what they asked for.
Speaker 8: Hello, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: So you had something to say about Scott Sloan. Is
Speaker 1: that I didn't I see something. She's going to run
Speaker 1: again for president. Yes, she got about as much chance
Speaker 1: as me. Please run again. But let's go on to
Speaker 1: Scott Sloan and his pet below the water. That's true, Willie.
Speaker 4: I was.
Speaker 9: I was absolutely mystified today when when Scott Sloane called
Speaker 9: you the al golden of elections because everybody you backed
Speaker 9: yesterday went down hard hard.
Speaker 3: Can I respond to that?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Go ahead? I mean it's it's a reflection of the Trumpster, right.
Speaker 1: Can I respond to that?
Speaker 3: Go right ahead? What what is he? Can I respond
Speaker 3: under that? Go ahead?
Speaker 1: My record of picking winners is pretty damn good, I
Speaker 1: would say so.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: When you have an electorate in an urban area doesn't
Speaker 1: care about schools, drug use, shootings on the city streets,
Speaker 1: blood running against the curbs, you have violence running a muck.
Speaker 3: I love that word, a muck.
Speaker 1: And the Democratic voters in Cincinnati don't care. R Houston,
Speaker 1: We've got a problem what you got. But one thing
Speaker 1: I did say, the Deer Park Community School Levy was
Speaker 1: critically important. It was like sixty to forty yes, because
Speaker 1: it costs twenty dollars a month more in order to
Speaker 1: keep There's only two buildings there. There's Amity, which is
Speaker 1: the grade school. Then there's a high school junior and senior.
Speaker 1: And now it's well funded the top ten school districts
Speaker 1: in Hamlin the county, and the test scores are through
Speaker 1: the roof, athletics are near the top. It's a walkable community.
Speaker 1: The students pay attention. They walk on one side the
Speaker 1: other side of the hallway during classes. It is a
Speaker 1: great place to go, and I earn and I'm glad
Speaker 1: that was the big one. Now, this other charge of
Speaker 1: one Scott Sloan to compare me with Al Golden is
Speaker 1: really not accurate, true, because I'm not going to get
Speaker 1: fired anytime soon. No fact is Sloan he's never complimented
Speaker 1: me for all the right things that I've done and endorsed.
Speaker 1: I will not accept his non endorsement and the torpedoes
Speaker 1: below the water line criticizing the Great American for my selections,
Speaker 1: which turned out to be quite poor.
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Speaker 9: I think it's supposed to have snow flurries or snow
Speaker 9: showers on Monday, that's right, So you better call and
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Speaker 1: To get torn Star right now with Andy Buker, it's
Speaker 1: I got twenty six degrees.
Speaker 3: Let's see, will he Red's Update.
Speaker 9: Get the latest on the Reds tonight and baseball on
Speaker 9: the twenty twenty five debut of the Hot Stove League
Speaker 9: Classic six oh five here on seven hundred WLW with
Speaker 9: Tommy T and Jimmy D their special guests with he
Speaker 9: Reds manager Terry Francona.
Speaker 3: I like that he's doing a great job with the team.
Speaker 4: We have to get right now.
Speaker 9: I think it's up for right yes, bed Online. According
Speaker 9: to Lance bed Online, who he? I guess he bets
Speaker 9: a lot. Free agency begins tomorrow in baseball, Kyle Schwarber
Speaker 9: odds of getting Kyle Schwarber eight the Reds at five
Speaker 9: to two. I mean, I mean like five to two,
Speaker 9: or yeah, Mets three to one, or the Phillies Cubs
Speaker 9: four to one. What about Yanks five to one? What
Speaker 9: about the Phillies? They're not I didn't look. The Reds
Speaker 9: not up They're not up there with the Reds pyroll
Speaker 9: twenty million.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he's probably gonna get forty million a year.
Speaker 1: I don't know, is that right? Thirty gofund me. The
Speaker 1: Reds have twelve players that are eligible for arbitration. I'll
Speaker 1: tell you yes or no in each one Brady Singer yes,
Speaker 1: Nick Lodolo yes, TJ. Friedele yes, Spencer Steer yes, Tyler
Speaker 1: Stevenson yes, Gavin Lux yes.
Speaker 3: Matt McClain, go to the next one.
Speaker 1: Will Benson yes, Sam mal no, Graham Ashcraft, go to
Speaker 1: the next one. I said, what about Matt McClain. I
Speaker 1: just said, Matt McClean, But what do you say? I
Speaker 1: don't know they're gonna pay either that or gonna He's
Speaker 1: gonna make more than he ever did. Is he had
Speaker 1: a good career. He could have signed for sixty million
Speaker 1: dollars for five years. Oops. Let's see, will the Bengals up?
Speaker 1: They brought to you my goods.
Speaker 9: Oh wait a minute, we got the the Reds have
Speaker 9: announcer spring training schedule. I guess they played the Indians
Speaker 9: on Uh, let's see February twenty four of on a Saturday,
Speaker 9: February twenty first, the Reds Cactus League schedule begins, uh,
Speaker 9: Saturday afternoon against the Cleveland Guardians.
Speaker 3: You can't say Indians segment.
Speaker 9: Then they got a Then they got a home game
Speaker 9: on Sunday versus the Mariners.
Speaker 3: What about the Indians? What about the marri plate they play?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 9: What about the Guardians. They only play the Guardians once once?
Speaker 9: What twice?
Speaker 4: Three?
Speaker 9: No, this is in the spring. They also have a
Speaker 9: home game on February fourth against Cuba. Eh, I guess
Speaker 9: they're traveling. They're traveling around to they're they're they're coming here.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't go to Cuba if how was the Reds.
Speaker 9: No, not with a Cuban missile crisis upon we got
Speaker 9: the socialist Bengals are off now, will you till let's
Speaker 9: see the bye week. They're off until Sunday, Bengals, So
Speaker 9: let's see what else Ohio State number one team into
Speaker 9: first rankings released by the College Football Playoff Selection Committee.
Speaker 3: What about UC?
Speaker 9: Indiana two, Texas A and M three, Notre Dame is ten,
Speaker 9: Louisville fifteenth?
Speaker 3: What about UC?
Speaker 1: They're not in it? What about Shamar Stewarts from Texas
Speaker 1: A and M from tam.
Speaker 9: Well, he's got about as much as many tackles as
Speaker 9: I do. Here's the guy that Bengals out to look at.
Speaker 9: Senior linebacker from the UC bearcatch Jake Golday Golden, he
Speaker 9: leads the Big twelve with eighty tackles this season.
Speaker 3: Go get him.
Speaker 1: I think that's more than the entire defense has had
Speaker 1: so far.
Speaker 3: Get him.
Speaker 1: Shamar Stewart's on track to equal his production in college.
Speaker 9: Also high school sports, Congrats to Seaton, They're going to
Speaker 9: play for the Division one state championship Saturday. Anthony Wayne
Speaker 9: got By Anderson. What about Madeira, Baden's gonna play for
Speaker 9: the state title Saturday? The Rams, Summit Country Days going
Speaker 9: through a three peat, and the Amazons of Madeira go for.
Speaker 1: A state title Saturday. They had out Anchorage Fairbanks two
Speaker 1: to one. Kenzi will bring them in if they win. Matsudo, correct,
Speaker 1: ken Zy, We'll bring them in. And I think next
Speaker 1: next week we're through the Mason Tennis. You told me
Speaker 1: Wednesday it was the Mason Tennis.
Speaker 9: Ohio boys soccer semi finals tonight. Good luck to Saint X,
Speaker 9: the home of Rocky Boyman, Kings Maje, Rams, Rams, Wyoming
Speaker 9: and Summit Country Day.
Speaker 1: What about Lakota turning down to half a billion dollar school?
Speaker 1: Levy dror Park passed those easily because of Chris Euster
Speaker 1: and Peggy Boss and Jim Stall and Harry Yeagy. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, Lakota having a little half
Speaker 1: a billion dollars, They got money problems out there, then
Speaker 1: we all ought to be concerned. Half a billion for
Speaker 1: a bunch of schools.
Speaker 9: Let's see Major League Soccer announcing the FC Cincinnata's Evander
Speaker 9: named to the twenty twenty five MLS Best Eleven, recognizing
Speaker 9: the top players at each position. He is a midfielder,
Speaker 9: so he's on the special group along with Messi Messy
Speaker 9: and it's it's a winner go home Saturday.
Speaker 4: Will he?
Speaker 1: You know what happens o'clock? I got Jeff Burning on
Speaker 1: Friday to talk about Columbus Crew v our beloved orange
Speaker 1: and Blue. Twenty shots on goal in the second game
Speaker 1: in Columbus won by Cincinnati, nineteen by the Crew and
Speaker 1: four what in the net? We're talking team that's good.
Speaker 1: Have one shot on goal? They got to get the
Speaker 1: crew man. They got to I think the Crew might
Speaker 1: have their number.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Have they beaten the Crew when it mattered?
Speaker 1: I don't think. So we're gonna check it out.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Are you remedy.
Speaker 9: Somebody's got to be a winner in this town, somebody, somebody,
Speaker 9: and and FC Cincinnati's it because the Bearcats don't play Saturday.
Speaker 9: They got a bye week and the Bengals have a
Speaker 9: bye week at the same time.
Speaker 3: Impossible.
Speaker 1: Thank you, so really this this weekend is going to
Speaker 1: be a little.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we got Bears basketball Friday. Everybody plays Friday. Xavier
Speaker 9: plays Lemoyne, Lemoyne, Lamoyne like a Legionaire's disease.
Speaker 1: What is that? I think they're balley based out of
Speaker 1: out East Lemoyne. I never heard of Lemoyne. But by
Speaker 1: the way, I'd add a little bit of glory. Sean
Speaker 1: Miller and his debut for the Texas Longhorn Meat by
Speaker 1: the Dookies got drilled in the Dicky v Classic. My
Speaker 1: good friend Jimmy Packer was another one that I love
Speaker 1: that guy. But nonetheless, the uh, nobody at Xavier wishes
Speaker 1: Sean Miller well any more than the faithful that you
Speaker 1: see like Brian Kelly or Notre Dame doesn't care much
Speaker 1: for Brian Kelly because of what he did to the
Speaker 1: Fighting Irish. And now Brian Kelly is gone, and the
Speaker 1: speculation is he's not going to get another job of
Speaker 1: any note. He's he'll probably end up on TV like
Speaker 1: everybody else. He's not very good on TV. Well, not
Speaker 1: like Tony Pike. I think Tony Pike's future is he's
Speaker 1: still working here, by the way, Yes, I think his
Speaker 1: future is in television. He's an attractive young man. I
Speaker 1: like Tony Pike, me too, from Ready should have won
Speaker 1: the Heisman that year. Sean Miller, What about Sean Miller?
Speaker 3: What about him?
Speaker 1: Is it Texas?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Good luck to him. Really.
Speaker 1: I do not wish him personal ill whatsoever, but I
Speaker 1: hope he fails at basketball.
Speaker 3: That's my point.
Speaker 1: And see, there were many in Xavier who took a
Speaker 1: risk on him to bring him back the Victory Parkway.
Speaker 1: And when he left, he did not call the one
Speaker 1: or two important people that caused his reclaiming from the
Speaker 1: garbage jump of coaching after he had his problems in Arizona.
Speaker 1: That's an outreach. Didn't call the one or two guys
Speaker 1: that made it possible for him to return. He simply
Speaker 1: snuck out of town late at night, like the Colts
Speaker 1: going to Indianapolis. And all I can say is I
Speaker 1: wish him fine as a person, but as a coach.
Speaker 1: I don't like the disloyalty that Brian Kelly and Sean
Speaker 1: Miller showed to the faithful that UC Notre Dame and Xavior.
Speaker 1: Do you agree, Yeah, you do agree, you do. Now,
Speaker 1: coming up after two o'clock today, we scheduled Jungle Jim
Speaker 1: and the mayor of Fairfield. How about that. That's pretty good.
Speaker 1: They're going to be here because Joe Nusall's second home
Speaker 1: was Fairfield. He was hamiled to Joe, but he lived
Speaker 1: in Fairfield. So I want to support fair Jungle Jim,
Speaker 1: so you can get anything there. I mean from A
Speaker 1: to z Bnano's out. They say his name jungle Jo.
Speaker 1: I call him Jungle Jim.
Speaker 9: He got that monorail out. We get that monorail all
Speaker 9: the way around that out, A ride all the way
Speaker 9: around two seven before.
Speaker 1: You want to ride on that with me? Wait to
Speaker 1: go up there. I do that that there would be
Speaker 1: like some scene from some cartoon, you and me up
Speaker 1: there together. Yeah, say give me out of the student's report, please.
Speaker 3: Willie and honor of a beautiful day here in the
Speaker 3: tri State.
Speaker 1: But before you proceed, there were rumors yesterday that you
Speaker 1: could not find your pulling place in Middle Tucky.
Speaker 3: We found it, the home of Colics, right next to
Speaker 3: our house. You found it. You went looking for it
Speaker 3: and it was next door. Yeah, now that is stupid.
Speaker 3: This it was it's fifty days till Christmas.
Speaker 1: What about Red's pitchers and catchers?
Speaker 4: Ho?
Speaker 1: Ho one hundred and forty one days still opening? What
Speaker 1: about Bengals in the draft? The three and six I'll
Speaker 1: ask you a question before you continue. Let's say Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow can come back. It's the middle of December and
Speaker 1: the Bengals record is four and nine. Yeah, do you
Speaker 1: let Joe Burrow play anymore? He's gonna he's gonna get
Speaker 1: hurt again.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's the CAF. The Bengals will. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he's gonna play. He's gonna play. Yeah, he's gonna.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna get ready for another, get ready for next year.
Speaker 9: But I'll tell you one thing. I wish we had
Speaker 9: the uh wish we had the picks that Jets are
Speaker 9: gonna have.
Speaker 1: They got three first rounds next year, about three second's
Speaker 1: their own.
Speaker 9: They got four all and then they got three first
Speaker 9: round picks.
Speaker 3: They got them all and four In twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 1: South Gardner goes in the bottom of the top from
Speaker 1: the Outhouse to the White House, You're not kidding, goes
Speaker 1: to the Jets, to the to the Colts. Yep, not
Speaker 1: bad a segment. Please continue, It's all I got. You
Speaker 1: haven't got me out of this.
Speaker 9: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 10: At some point, the foolishness has got to stop.
Speaker 1: When you're having him on again, talk to him about
Speaker 1: once a week. Oh okay, it's just going to make
Speaker 1: sure that communication is still there. What about the city? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What about the future? Supreme Allied and commander.
Speaker 10: Deeply disappointed at where we are tonight.
Speaker 1: He kind of wished the City of Cincinnati would use
Speaker 1: his services more, the services and instill to use him more.
Speaker 1: Don't you justice? Joe No No? Who Liz Keating the
Speaker 1: Dwight D. Eisenhower of Butler County, Richard K. Jones Bingo,
Speaker 1: who said he wants to take over the city and
Speaker 1: rule it for ninety days to get it back in order.
Speaker 1: Plus this morning I ran into my friend Dwight Tillery
Speaker 1: and I told Dwight, the former mayor of Cincinnati, your
Speaker 1: noted for one thing.
Speaker 3: You know what it is?
Speaker 1: He calls me, Yeah, we're down the hallway and says,
Speaker 1: would you like to have James Brown on? I said
Speaker 1: the broadcaster. He said, no, the Godfather. He brought me
Speaker 1: Sole brother number one. He brought me James Brown on
Speaker 1: news radio seven hundreds by Billy Cunningham, the great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, Fairfield, Ohio is one of the great communities
Speaker 1: in the Tri State. Run with an iron fist by
Speaker 1: Mayor Mitch Rhotis. He had a special event a couple
Speaker 1: of nights ago for Jim Montomineo, who's the owner of Jungles. Jim,
Speaker 1: and first of all, Mayor Mitch Rhotis, welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Mayor, what kind
Speaker 1: of event was scheduled a couple of nights ago. How
Speaker 1: did it go? Give me a full report?
Speaker 11: Hey, well, thank you for having us on the show.
Speaker 11: It was a great event. We had about one hundred
Speaker 11: and seventy five people there. We invited a lot of
Speaker 11: jim friends from grade school up to college and they
Speaker 11: came and roasted him, and we had plenty of material.
Speaker 11: As you can imagine, he gives us plenty of material.
Speaker 11: So it was a great night, a lot of fun.
Speaker 11: And I don't know that he actually got embarrassed at all,
Speaker 11: because these stories went on and on and on. So
Speaker 11: I think the statute of limitations had expired on most
Speaker 11: of them, So we're good.
Speaker 1: You know, before I talked to Jungles, Jim, can you
Speaker 1: give me some perspective, Mayor, how does Fairfield, Ohio a
Speaker 1: great community? Am I to ed the home at Joe
Speaker 1: Nuxall and some of other great great stuff? How do
Speaker 1: you view the difficulties in the city of Cincinnati as
Speaker 1: far as the crime, the open air drug use as
Speaker 1: a mayor of another smaller city, how do you reflect
Speaker 1: upon that?
Speaker 11: Hey, you know, we're really blessed up here in Fairfield.
Speaker 11: We don't have anything like that. You know, we enjoy
Speaker 11: Jungle being a part of our organization, you know, the city.
Speaker 11: Anywhere in the state I go, I mentioned Jungle gyms
Speaker 11: and everybody brings it up. He's a major fixture in
Speaker 11: our city and we love him having him here. He's
Speaker 11: growing constantly. If you haven't been here, every time you come,
Speaker 11: it's a new thing to see. I recently brought a
Speaker 11: guy up from a I'm sorry from Chicago over the
Speaker 11: weekend for the football game and bought him over here,
Speaker 11: and it was two hours, and so I got to
Speaker 11: be here another two more hours.
Speaker 4: So we love Jungle.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, the city of Fairfield.
Speaker 5: That we don't have any of those issues up here.
Speaker 1: All right, let me talk to Jungle Jim Bottom Minio
Speaker 1: and Jim, I've read some of your story about the
Speaker 1: fruit stand.
Speaker 3: Let's go back in the beginning. How did you begin before?
Speaker 5: Before we do that, I want to go back to
Speaker 5: the mayor. Okay, as I want to knock on wood.
Speaker 5: He says, there's no crime over here. I'm superstitious. I'm
Speaker 5: on knockout woods.
Speaker 4: I like to see how the politicians kurt the issues.
Speaker 5: He went right around that he did.
Speaker 1: But you know, politicians very good on avoiding. It's it's
Speaker 1: a dodge, it's a duck. It was very good at
Speaker 1: ducking dodge and not answering the question. He's good about.
Speaker 5: This was a beautiful They could talk for forty five
Speaker 5: minutes and you could talk to.
Speaker 4: Somebody to what he say.
Speaker 5: I don't know what good you're going to vote form you.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna vote for him.
Speaker 1: Now that's politics. I'm glad you're not in politics.
Speaker 3: Let's go back to.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, talk to me. Could do that.
Speaker 1: I could talk for half and I bet you good.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the history. Go back fifty some years,
Speaker 1: because many young people are listening. Concerned about the future.
Speaker 1: They don't know what's going to happen AI. You know,
Speaker 1: a jungle gym store is not really governed much by AI.
Speaker 1: So how did you have the vision? How did it begin?
Speaker 1: Tell the story of Jungle Jim over them.
Speaker 4: The greatest country.
Speaker 5: I started with absolutely positively nothing. I started a little shack.
Speaker 5: I took showers outside. If the police, the city of Hamilton,
Speaker 5: if they would have went by and they would have
Speaker 5: saw Sudds going on the sidewalk and somebody taken a
Speaker 5: shower outside, they probably would have locked me up, all right,
Speaker 5: than a gas station. This is the land opportunity. These
Speaker 5: young people take the damn field and play. Don't listen
Speaker 5: all these people saying, don't play, don't play, you take
Speaker 5: that damn field.
Speaker 1: So in the beginning, when you're telling me taking a
Speaker 1: shower outside selling fruit, and I'm thinking, how, what do
Speaker 1: you mean?
Speaker 3: Go ahead?
Speaker 5: No, what happened was every place I rented, all right?
Speaker 5: I read it to use Carlo. Okay, it's a real
Speaker 5: small little building. Most of it's blacked up because they're
Speaker 5: selling carts. So in a small building there was two offices,
Speaker 5: a bathroom and a little utility room. So we rented it,
Speaker 5: me and my roommate from college. He took one bedroom.
Speaker 5: I took the other. So we had a bathroom. So
Speaker 5: you got to take a shower, Yeah, I mean you
Speaker 5: got to take a bath. So I didn't know what
Speaker 5: to do. So we went outside in the back and
Speaker 5: we put two sheets apply with us, took the uh it,
Speaker 5: took the little pipe, you know, a little copper tubing
Speaker 5: with a little spray nozzle, and we took showers outside.
Speaker 1: Hmmm, I hope you got to do what you have
Speaker 1: to do, right, So how did it go from that
Speaker 1: to jungle gyms in east Gate and Fairfield? Tell me
Speaker 1: fifty years They had that big surprise party for you
Speaker 1: a few nights ago.
Speaker 3: Talk about slowly building the business.
Speaker 5: Well, wait a minute, I go back to another shower.
Speaker 5: I was over there at Marymont. Over there, right down
Speaker 5: the street from that was a burger king that big
Speaker 5: what was it, right down the main building for Burger Kings.
Speaker 5: I wanted to fresh proper, okay, Chris, Yeah, I was
Speaker 5: right down the street. I was right down the street.
Speaker 5: But there we rented a gas station, the same thing.
Speaker 5: Where do you take a shower? We took two of
Speaker 5: the bathrooms. We took one bathroom, ripped out the toilet
Speaker 5: and that's where we took showers. Lived in the gas
Speaker 5: station for two years.
Speaker 1: And when you were living in the gas station, what
Speaker 1: were you doing during the day.
Speaker 5: I was working, I was I was going down to
Speaker 5: the bottoms where the you know, where the stadiums are,
Speaker 5: pick up the produce. I'd put it in the truck,
Speaker 5: I'd drive it, drive it to Fairfield, I'd sell it.
Speaker 5: And then we had a little stand in Merrymont.
Speaker 4: We sold that Marrymont. And guess what happened the next.
Speaker 5: Day at five in the morning, I went down, bought
Speaker 5: the produce, sold the produce. Jack I guess what happened
Speaker 5: the next day, went down to the bombits and you always,
Speaker 5: you know, you always, you pay.
Speaker 4: A dollar, you want to sell.
Speaker 5: It for a dollar and a half, and you keep
Speaker 5: on going. And here we are fifty years later.
Speaker 1: Well, so you're in a service station fifty years ago.
Speaker 1: Now you have two locations, Eastgate and Fairfield. There had
Speaker 1: to be wins and losses, problems, fright, whatever it might be,
Speaker 1: over the past fifty years. Jim, was there some point
Speaker 1: in your career that you thought, boy, this ain't gonna
Speaker 1: make it. While you were going this ain't gonna work.
Speaker 1: Was there any point the last ten or twenty years
Speaker 1: you said I can't do this anymore.
Speaker 3: Did you ever do that?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: No, not not the last ten and twenty. When I
Speaker 5: first started out the last three four years, I would
Speaker 5: take everything, I'm telling you, all my business possessions. If
Speaker 5: I took it, put it on a tree lawn and
Speaker 5: put free on it and be still there the next day.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 5: So what I gave up, I was going to give
Speaker 5: up a couple of times because every year the money
Speaker 5: I made, i'd have to pay back just to open up,
Speaker 5: because they would kick me off the location. I'd have
Speaker 5: to go set up my shack someplace else. Until he
Speaker 5: came to Fairfield.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Fairfield was good. Fairfield.
Speaker 5: That was another street.
Speaker 1: Well when you came, Yeah, when you came to Fairfield
Speaker 1: fifty years ago, describe Route four in Fairfield fit.
Speaker 3: What did it look like fifty years ago?
Speaker 4: Oh? My god?
Speaker 5: You know what across was Major Fisherbody, all right, a monster.
Speaker 5: And I was right across the street from Fisherbody.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 5: I had my little shack, all right, And I remember
Speaker 5: one day I was spraying at Pea Green with a
Speaker 5: spray gun because we had to open up for the summer,
Speaker 5: you know. And I looked across the street and the
Speaker 5: guy told fish your body the windows. Everybody was waving,
Speaker 5: and I'm going, gee, this town is so friendly, you know.
Speaker 5: So I started waving back, and the guy starts running
Speaker 5: across the street to my dad. He said, hey, kid,
Speaker 5: turn off that damn spray gun. We got green speckles
Speaker 5: out our windows.
Speaker 4: I thought he was being friendly.
Speaker 5: That's your language, Jim, you're you're okay, Okay, I'm sorry
Speaker 5: I thought I I thought I.
Speaker 4: Was on.
Speaker 5: Bill O'Riley.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: Wage go ahead, okay, I'm double take.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna clean it up right now, all right, clean
Speaker 4: it up.
Speaker 1: If somebody had taken you from that point fifty years
Speaker 1: ago to today, you would have that would have been impossible, correct, Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean, I just every day it's a challenge. Every
Speaker 5: day I come here and I think to myself, what
Speaker 5: can I do to satisfy I talk to us, What
Speaker 5: can I do different?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 5: I'm still doing it right now. The only difference is
Speaker 5: I don't walk that past anymore. No, what's the future
Speaker 5: getting around the store.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, right, Jim, Jungle Jim. What's the future like
Speaker 1: in ten or twenty years from now? What do you
Speaker 1: see happening in jungle Jungle gyms?
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know. I hope it's still here.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 5: If I can't take it, I really don't know.
Speaker 4: You know what, I'll tell you something. I think you've
Speaker 4: got to live for yourself.
Speaker 5: I'm having a good time, whether it keeps on going
Speaker 5: or not, if someone.
Speaker 4: Else has a good time with it.
Speaker 5: It's all about business is so hard nowadays, you know,
Speaker 5: I don't have we want to get into all that.
Speaker 5: It's a huge challenge, tough. You need to love what
Speaker 5: you do to hit it. You need it, you've gotta
Speaker 5: love it.
Speaker 1: Mayor, Mayor Mitch Rhotis, let me ask you this, what
Speaker 1: is the economic impact of jungle gyms in Fairfield?
Speaker 11: Wow, it's pretty cool. You know there was a residual.
Speaker 11: He has sales tax, he has seven hundred employees that
Speaker 11: paper seven Yeah.
Speaker 1: I like that. Yeah.
Speaker 11: And and of course the residual that the people that
Speaker 11: come here and shop they shop elsewhere in the city.
Speaker 11: They go to restaurants, they go to other stores. Uh,
Speaker 11: it's got to be huge for us, huge for us.
Speaker 11: So you know we love Jungle, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I know it was.
Speaker 1: There was one event at the Oscar Events Center a
Speaker 1: few years ago. I went there and met a young
Speaker 1: politician named jd Vance who was being asked to go
Speaker 1: to the Butler County Lincoln Day dinner. And that's where
Speaker 1: I met jd Vance at the Oscar Event Center next
Speaker 1: door there attached your facility, and he was nervous. He
Speaker 1: said to me. He's written this book called Hillbilly Elergy.
Speaker 1: He said, I'm a little bit nervous. Would you mind
Speaker 1: instead of me giving a speech, would you mind sitting
Speaker 1: next to me unless the two of us just go
Speaker 1: back and forth on my book. Because you know I
Speaker 1: don't give a lot of speeches, I said. Jadvansaid, that's
Speaker 1: what you got to do. That goes better sometimes. Don't
Speaker 1: prepare a forty five minute speech. How about I'll read
Speaker 1: the book, I'll come up with some questions and answers.
Speaker 1: And that was the last time I'll go to the
Speaker 1: Oscar Event Center with him. I want to come back again.
Speaker 1: Segment wants to know, Jim, what about that monorail? Is
Speaker 1: it still operating?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's still operating.
Speaker 5: You could go from we have a bourbon bar on
Speaker 5: the other side of property.
Speaker 4: So big events so turned around and use it as.
Speaker 5: An after party before. So I'm like, they'll go sid
Speaker 5: the Oscar, then they'll go to the bourbon thing. Hey,
Speaker 5: you know you talk about Jad events. He was over
Speaker 5: the other day, called up and he wanted to shop,
Speaker 5: and he says, can I get in a little bit early?
Speaker 5: I said, yeah, we're here five in the morning. Come on,
Speaker 5: Zoe shopped.
Speaker 4: This and that.
Speaker 5: My god, the cars out there and the Secret Service
Speaker 5: and everything.
Speaker 4: It was loaded right.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The next day I'm supposed to meet it. People are
Speaker 5: coming up to me in Saint Geez to what I
Speaker 5: hear you got rated by ice? Got rded by Ice?
Speaker 5: What do you say about ice? I yeah, JD was
Speaker 5: just shopping. JD was shopping. You know, I say, I
Speaker 5: saved the I saved the receipt. In about another twenty years,
Speaker 5: I might sign.
Speaker 4: And release it.
Speaker 5: Well you know what, the files they were released, right,
Speaker 5: the files they won't leave.
Speaker 1: You got video of him shopping. You improve it. But
Speaker 1: I often say, Jim got it, I got it all.
Speaker 4: Baby.
Speaker 5: He gets to be president. That's my ticket.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope he's done here many many, many times.
Speaker 1: He loves his place. But you go there once, you
Speaker 1: want to go ten times. Well, Mayor, we got a
Speaker 1: run in Jungle. Jim Bonamineo. I hope you have fifty
Speaker 1: more years of service. It is a unique business. You're
Speaker 1: one of the stars of the tri State, starting as
Speaker 1: in the service station. Now you got a multi million
Speaker 1: dollar operation. It's tough today, but it's always been It's
Speaker 1: never been easy, Jim. It's always been difficult.
Speaker 4: But it's not easy now.
Speaker 5: No, but this is a great country. You young people.
Speaker 5: Take it. Oh, listen to all these people say you
Speaker 5: can't do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because you did. And I say, if you can
Speaker 1: do it, anybody can do it.
Speaker 5: If I could do it, anybody could do it.
Speaker 1: All right, Mayor Rhodis, thank you, Jim Bonaminio, Jungle Jim's
Speaker 1: thank you very.
Speaker 5: Much, Thank you, Thanks Will, thank le Buddy, thank you.
Speaker 1: God, blessurell. Let's continue with more a little bit colorful
Speaker 1: in his language. Understand, Dave was able to catch two
Speaker 1: and that's about it. But nonetheless he's one of those
Speaker 1: characters reminds me like a Ted Gregory, or like a
Speaker 1: like a Jeff Ruby, something that's kind of unique. It's
Speaker 1: been around for fifty years. And I ran into Mayor
Speaker 1: Rhotis and said, I'm doing this surprise fiftieth party for
Speaker 1: Jungle Jim on a Wednesday, and I couldn't make it.
Speaker 1: But I said I can't make it. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: He's one of those characters that wears so well. And
Speaker 1: congratulations to his success and more. Let's continue and if
Speaker 1: line becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, twenty
Speaker 1: two Home of your Regin Bengals, Bearcats and Muskies. Here's
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred. Wow, all right, let's continue. And I
Speaker 1: don't know if you saw the interview yet of Jesse
Speaker 1: Waters and Fox News with Erica Kirk, but it is
Speaker 1: startling the bravery encourage of the widow this woman. And
Speaker 1: she said to the authorities that she wanted to see
Speaker 1: her husband's body for the last time, as I'm sure
Speaker 1: many would have done in that circumstance. She has to
Speaker 1: spend some time alone with his body. You can imagine
Speaker 1: the condition it was in an hour an hour and
Speaker 1: a half after the murder. And she said that quote
Speaker 1: Charlie had this smirk on his face that smirk that
Speaker 1: smirked to me is that look of you thought you
Speaker 1: could stop what I built. You thought you could end
Speaker 1: this vision, this movement, this revival. You thought you could
Speaker 1: do that by murdering me. You have my body, but
Speaker 1: you don't have my soul. It's what she read the
Speaker 1: smirk as being. She also said in another interview that
Speaker 1: at the moment of his murder, he was welcomed by
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ as a good and faithful servant. Also, she
Speaker 1: addressed the fact that after the murder, her daughter is
Speaker 1: four years old and the son is still about two
Speaker 1: years old. Of tender years, but almost every night she
Speaker 1: sleeps with her children to comfort them, and that her
Speaker 1: daughter continues to ask, where's Daddy?
Speaker 3: Can I talk to him?
Speaker 1: And Erica Kirk said, well, just look up to the
Speaker 1: sky and start talking to him. You can hear him.
Speaker 1: It's always good. And I told her daddy, Daddy is
Speaker 1: in heaven with Jesus. She goes on to say, do
Speaker 1: you think I could visit him now? And Mom would say, baby,
Speaker 1: we'll all go there one day. We will all go
Speaker 1: there one day. And since her husband's assassination, Kirk said
Speaker 1: she refused to live in fear. She told Jesse Waters
Speaker 1: that I'm not afraid. Charlie wasn't afraid either. We never
Speaker 1: lived in fear. If we did, we wouldn't get any anywhere,
Speaker 1: get nothing done, quote unquote. When you look at the
Speaker 1: recitation of this by Erica Kirk and what she went
Speaker 1: through with a political assassination, assassination by someone on the
Speaker 1: opposite side of the political spectrum, it puts in perspective
Speaker 1: the idea that a person in Virginia who is now
Speaker 1: the Attorney General elect in the state of Virginia, Jones,
Speaker 1: has said two years ago that he wants to put
Speaker 1: two bullets in the head of his political opponent and
Speaker 1: watch his opponent's children die in their mother's arms.
Speaker 3: And when I read.
Speaker 1: The NBC News question, about one third of practicing Democrats
Speaker 1: would said that in some circumstances political violence is acceptable.
Speaker 1: It depends who the person is. So we having a
Speaker 1: violent time and the violence. My attitude is the violence
Speaker 1: must stop now. It cannot continue. But to have a
Speaker 1: woman as brave as Erica Kirk talk about seeing her
Speaker 1: husband's dead body and with that little smirk on his face,
Speaker 1: thinking you think you killed my movement? Not exactly you
Speaker 1: have my body, you don't have my soul. Let's quit
Speaker 1: talking about violence in political ways. Democrats do it quite often,
Speaker 1: trying to put bullets in the heads of Republicans. Hopefully,
Speaker 1: in the future, Democrats won't vote for such candidates. Two
Speaker 1: thirty Homie reads in Bengals News Radio seven hundred Wow.
Speaker 7: Good afternoon, Cincinnati. I have a proclamation from the desk
Speaker 7: of the Mayor. Be it proclaimed. Whereas the Cincinnati Bengals
Speaker 7: are headed to Burrowheads Stadium for their second.
Speaker 1: Consecutive AFC Championship game.
Speaker 7: Whereas that last year's game, the Bengals scored more points
Speaker 7: than the Chiefs, resulting in a Bengals victory and a
Speaker 7: Chief's loss.
Speaker 3: Whereas Joseph Lee Burrow, who's three and.
Speaker 7: Er against Mahomes, has been asked by officials to take
Speaker 7: a paternity test. It's confirming whether or not he's his father.
Speaker 7: Whereas all season long, Cincinnati has been on a path
Speaker 7: of destiny, fighting it out to overcome anyone who stands
Speaker 7: between them and a Super Bowl win.
Speaker 3: And Whereas Kansas.
Speaker 7: City is named after its neighboring state, which is, you know,
Speaker 7: just kind of weird. Now, Therefore, I have to have
Speaker 7: pure ball mayor of the City of Cincinnati, do hereby
Speaker 7: proclaim January twenty ninth, twenty twenty three, as they got
Speaker 7: to play US Day in Cincinnati, thank you.
Speaker 8: Oh hello, hello, hello, buyet and I'm skokes, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: You voted.
Speaker 4: God.
Speaker 6: Hey, I've got some wise words for that Cincinnati mayor.
Speaker 1: No, your role is shut your mouth, you Joe Brody,
Speaker 1: that's our own. Jason Kelsey, the mayor is trying to
Speaker 1: be and he got and he got voted in, he
Speaker 1: got voted in, he got voted in landslide, Ryan slide.
Speaker 1: And a comment like that, well we call it the
Speaker 1: curse of the af tap the Fangles will never again
Speaker 1: go to the super Bowl or anywhere else. Would you
Speaker 1: agree as long as he's the mayor, could they go
Speaker 1: to the super Bowl this year? Those segments, soo, let
Speaker 1: me ask you this now, could they Oh wait a minute,
Speaker 1: he's going to be mayor for four years, four more years?
Speaker 3: What's next? The President of the United States?
Speaker 1: He wants to be US senator, governor and Secretary General
Speaker 1: of the un lemon Kearney is the next mayor because
Speaker 1: she's getting a little old. Hell, she's in her seventies,
Speaker 1: I think, But she's the top vote getterer, and people
Speaker 1: want you know what, you know what?
Speaker 9: And council didn't change nobody in one one one one.
Speaker 1: The eight incumbents. All incumbents were elected. The other Democrat
Speaker 1: was selected also Chris Smitherman and Liz Keating. Liz Keating
Speaker 1: got within ten thousand votes and Chris Smitherman got within
Speaker 1: thirteen thousand votes.
Speaker 3: So let me guess they lost in New York City.
Speaker 9: They lost here, they whateverwhere else for New Jersey it's
Speaker 9: all because towns.
Speaker 1: Who's that blame? Who gets t Trump? Blue ash too?
Speaker 1: Everywhere but Lakota, Lakota. They don't want to down hills
Speaker 1: for a half a billion dollars. What about the owls?
Speaker 1: Deer Park passes Levey because of Jimstall. No I had
Speaker 1: a small part, but Jim Stall, Chris Houster, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And the teacher's got it done. You know, teachers come
Speaker 1: to Deer Park. It's the Hotel California. Once she teach
Speaker 1: at Deer Park, you go nowhere else?
Speaker 4: Will he?
Speaker 3: The student reporters of Proud Service of your local Tame.
Speaker 9: Star Heating and air Conditioning Dealers Tame star quality you
Speaker 9: could feel in Cincinnati, cal Sheldon Braun at Braun Heating
Speaker 9: at five one, three, three, eight, five, seventy seven sixty five.
Speaker 1: What about Taytay? What about Tay Tay? I don't have
Speaker 1: an update.
Speaker 3: Is she pregnant?
Speaker 1: I have no idea. What about Jordan Hudson? What about her?
Speaker 1: She's pregnant?
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 9: Tommy Brenneman's got North Carolina this weekend. He'll see Cincinnati,
Speaker 9: He'll see Bill Bellis.
Speaker 1: About the past, nothing about the future, Tommy, Tommy asked
Speaker 1: the questions of Jordan.
Speaker 9: The Reds have announcer twenty twenty six spring training schedule.
Speaker 9: They'll open up the Cactus League schedule, please Saturday twenty
Speaker 9: first against those Guardians. They played Cuba on March fourth
Speaker 9: ahead of the World Baseball Classic.
Speaker 3: Where do they play Cuba in Havana?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: In Arizona?
Speaker 1: Good and two scrimmages count of won two scrimmages against
Speaker 1: the Brewers at Milwaukee just days before opening day March
Speaker 1: twenty third and twenty fourth. More to night on the
Speaker 1: Hot Stove League, starting at six oh five. Right here
Speaker 1: on seven hundred w weld you a special guest with
Speaker 1: Tommy t and Jimmy d will be manager. Terry Francona
Speaker 1: up for National League Manager of the Year.
Speaker 3: Will he win? I think he will me too.
Speaker 9: Pat Murphy, I mean the Brewers are good, but and
Speaker 9: I mean Rob Thompson and Philadelphia had a great year
Speaker 9: because of Schwarber and Harper and the pitchers.
Speaker 1: But fuy his way. As far as predictions, as far
Speaker 1: as above or below expectations, the Phillies performed below expectations.
Speaker 1: The Reds performed above expectations correct because the Phillies, you know,
Speaker 1: they had Nastale champs. They were going to be World
Speaker 1: Series all right. But the rest the meg of the
Speaker 1: playoffs for that little Red engine, that that was a
Speaker 1: he above.
Speaker 3: He performed above expectations.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 9: FC Cincinnati's Evander has been named to the twenty twenty
Speaker 9: five MLS Bets eleven squad.
Speaker 3: Is he related to Vander Hollyfield.
Speaker 9: As the league recognizes the top players at each position.
Speaker 9: Evander has produced an eighteen goals and fifteen assists so
Speaker 9: far this season. Winner go Home Saturday, Game three, first
Speaker 9: rout of the MLS Playoffs, TQL Stadium, the site, Columbus Crew,
Speaker 9: the the Orange and Blue.
Speaker 1: Well I have Jeff Birning on Friday to talk about
Speaker 1: to the faithful, because we need a professional team to
Speaker 1: win something.
Speaker 9: Would you agree, yes badly. Let's see high school sports.
Speaker 9: Let's see Seaton will play for the Division one soccer
Speaker 9: title Saturday, home in the st Let's see Anthony Wayne
Speaker 9: got by Anderson one, Nill Baden will go for a
Speaker 9: state title Saturday. Summit Country Day looks for a three
Speaker 9: peat Friday, and your Madera, Amazon's unbeatable go for a
Speaker 9: state title Saturday, edging out Fairbanks.
Speaker 3: They've won before, they can win again.
Speaker 9: Good luck tonight to the Ohio Boys State soccer semi finals.
Speaker 9: The Saint X King's Baden, Let's see Wyoming, the home
Speaker 9: of the Cowboys, and Summit Country Day are all going.
Speaker 1: For in the state semi finals. In soccer. I like
Speaker 1: Sean Miller losing a Xavior. I do not wish him
Speaker 1: well on the court. I wish him well off the court,
Speaker 1: but on the court because of what he did the
Speaker 1: Xavier that's a name that will live in infamy.
Speaker 3: But they lost by about what fifteen last night.
Speaker 1: To the Deduce and the Dicky v Classic and as
Speaker 1: Xaviers and Action against Le Moyne tomorrow night. What about
Speaker 1: UC It's a school out of Syracuse, New York.
Speaker 3: Could they get to the CFB? Who Bearcats?
Speaker 9: I don't know, they're not they're not in the rankings
Speaker 9: but college football rankings. But they're number twenty five in
Speaker 9: the nation. Well number one in your heart? How many
Speaker 9: teams make it as a twe Ohio state number one
Speaker 9: in the first rankings, Indiana two, Texas A and M three.
Speaker 9: Those are the unbeatens. Rocky Boyman's fighting irish or tenth.
Speaker 9: The Louisville Cardinals are fifteenth.
Speaker 3: So see what happens?
Speaker 1: I think if you see wins out and then goes
Speaker 1: to the Big twelve championship game, they'll probably be in there.
Speaker 1: Then then they're in right, and we got action? Remember
Speaker 1: the glory days of the Final four? U see football playing?
Speaker 1: Do they play Alabama role?
Speaker 4: Ted?
Speaker 1: I think?
Speaker 9: And the Bengals are in the Super Bowl. So much
Speaker 9: action going on. We couldn't even.
Speaker 3: Cod that ever happen again.
Speaker 1: Well, the Bearcats be in the Final four CFB and
Speaker 1: Bengals Bengals in the Super Bowl. No oh Laugham says, no,
Speaker 1: what which one is saying? Number sixty three? Dave I
Speaker 1: mean six. I think it was sixty. I'm sorry that
Speaker 1: the people are a dress. Announcers said sixty three. They're
Speaker 1: always right. I'm just saying that's a problem. Would you agree?
Speaker 1: We and so I don't know what we do from here,
Speaker 1: but as a group, we got some problems. And I'm
Speaker 1: looking at some of the thank you some of the
Speaker 1: experts talk about where is Kyle Swarb gonna go? Might
Speaker 1: add that Buster Olney does not have him and the
Speaker 1: top seven teams coming to the Reds.
Speaker 3: Let me guess he's picking the Yankees.
Speaker 1: Number one place to come. I think it is number one,
Speaker 1: he says, Philadelphia. He's staying number two. He says, the
Speaker 1: Mets number three, the Cubs number four, go back to Chicago.
Speaker 1: The Yanks are coming. Those are the four, of course,
Speaker 1: number five or the Dodgers, I said, Dodgers. Don't they
Speaker 1: have Freeman first base? I think I don't know.
Speaker 9: But you know, you know what, paying forty million to
Speaker 9: be at DH why not? Well, so what's coming to Well?
Speaker 9: What do you do with Otani? He doesn't play much
Speaker 9: in the field, except like.
Speaker 1: To go to that baseball The owners meet starting I
Speaker 1: think Monday someplace. I think they go to Vegas to
Speaker 1: meet Monday, the GM's and all that stuff. I like
Speaker 1: to walk in that room and say, gentlemen, how about
Speaker 1: revenue sharing fellas? No, no, don't start throwing tomatoes at you.
Speaker 1: How about how about Bryce Harper? How about some caps
Speaker 1: on salaries?
Speaker 3: Again?
Speaker 9: I guess the Chicago Cubs said they are not going
Speaker 9: after Kyle Turner.
Speaker 3: Or Tucker.
Speaker 9: Kyle Tucker, I mean he wants to He wants a
Speaker 9: deal at least worth three hundred million.
Speaker 3: What thank you?
Speaker 1: He didn't play the season, thank you. He wants at
Speaker 1: least three hundred mil. The Dodgers are interested, aren't they?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: But you know what that investment of shoey Otani. Wow,
Speaker 9: he's at seven hundred million and it's paid off because
Speaker 9: they've got advertising and all that stuff and merchandise of
Speaker 9: seven hundred plus million dollars.
Speaker 3: They're just they're just.
Speaker 1: Bathing in cash bags of cash out in Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: And Jay Billis has picked his top sixty eight teams
Speaker 1: in March Madness. Neither Xavier nor you see what is
Speaker 1: in the selection well.
Speaker 3: Figures and not Miami, not n KU, where's Kentucky?
Speaker 1: They're picked to finish twelfth be seated seed at the
Speaker 1: third or three or four of twelve or I don't
Speaker 1: know what to tell you, but it's gonna be a cry.
Speaker 1: Has there ever been a time with Xavier and U
Speaker 1: see repeatedly have not gone to the big show because
Speaker 1: it's happening now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's happening.
Speaker 9: Well with this nil stuff and the changeovers in in rosters,
Speaker 9: will you I mean, heck, you know, you know, I
Speaker 9: mean you know probably these football coaches don't know half
Speaker 9: the team anymore. Of course, they're paying out the big
Speaker 9: dough Ray and the mee for both football and basket ball.
Speaker 9: What are they playing paying out for like the women's
Speaker 9: teams and all this stuff? How much is all this
Speaker 9: travel costing? Like when you Ohio State goes to Oregon,
Speaker 9: Oregon comes to Maryland hundred grand?
Speaker 3: I don't know, two hundred grand. I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's money, though it is some serious dough, the ray
Speaker 1: in the meat. It's curious money. But that's the way
Speaker 1: it is today. More fans want to watch like Oregon
Speaker 1: at home to play Indiana, which they never would have
Speaker 1: done except correct for the big ten element.
Speaker 3: It would never have done that.
Speaker 9: And then look at the travel that you see has
Speaker 9: to put up with. Now, Oh, Texas tech all over
Speaker 9: they're going all over. Yeah yeah, get back at what
Speaker 9: eight o'clock in the morning. I'm not sure there's student
Speaker 9: athletes anymore. I have my doubts they're athletes, yes, student.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I don't know about that.
Speaker 1: Now, how do you get the government to come back
Speaker 1: into business? Well, right now, what's Willie's plan the Trumps
Speaker 1: are going to do? You have the unions that support Democrats, say,
Speaker 1: Democrats vote to open the government. You have shall we say,
Speaker 1: the retirees getting government pensions, open up the government. You
Speaker 1: have the air traffic controllers and they said this morning
Speaker 1: I watched CNBC. The head of the union said, we're
Speaker 1: we begin with we're three thousand controllers short right now
Speaker 1: and and a third of us or under such stress
Speaker 1: that we're taking more more off time. If this isn't settled,
Speaker 1: he said, by Sunday, they're going to shut down several
Speaker 1: routes across the country. And then you have the TSA
Speaker 1: not getting paid. And TSA says, wait a minute, I've
Speaker 1: paid for a month. I've not been paid for a month.
Speaker 1: You could probably go a month. How do they get
Speaker 1: that paid back. What they do get paid back over
Speaker 1: so many times. But if you missed the month, you
Speaker 1: might get paid it back in two to six weeks
Speaker 1: from now because none of the checks are going out.
Speaker 1: So what do the Republicans say. I tell you what,
Speaker 1: Chuck schum Let's have a standalone bill by itself. Let's
Speaker 1: vote to fund the air traffic controllers and tsay, you
Speaker 1: know what, Chuck Schumer said, naw bah bahanah.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: The next day, Okay, you don't want to fund those guys.
Speaker 1: How about funding the military? You know what, Chuck Schumer said,
Speaker 1: now bah baanah, don't fund the military. And then and
Speaker 1: then John Thun of South DA Code has said, you
Speaker 1: know what, let's fund snap benefits a stand.
Speaker 3: Alone that's food.
Speaker 1: Food you know what, Chuck Schumer said, now bah baah correct?
Speaker 1: And then what if the media covered this thing objectively?
Speaker 3: It's truthful.
Speaker 1: He's saying that Democrats are the crew not allowing the
Speaker 1: government to open, but they just want to make the
Speaker 1: president look bad, it's all and that how come and
Speaker 1: they they've taken in the past. I saw something today
Speaker 1: where it's like they're saying, we went with extensions like
Speaker 1: past midnight of the deadline, and we've always come to
Speaker 1: we always come to an agreement, working out this time.
Speaker 3: No now ba banana will now one guy.
Speaker 1: The election's over, right, So now there's enough chaos they've caused.
Speaker 1: And now the media perceives Democrats of having won the election.
Speaker 1: So now they're going to say, Okay, we'll get to
Speaker 1: settle within the next week. They want to more pain
Speaker 1: inflicted upon those who received government benefits and government workers.
Speaker 1: I have numerous texta government workers telling me they were Democrats,
Speaker 1: but they can't take it anymore.
Speaker 9: No kidding, it's wrong. I was going to say, if
Speaker 9: they do that, aren't those people voters? Yes, thank you.
Speaker 1: God, like you could go a month or two without income.
Speaker 1: God like me's got to work like a dog every day.
Speaker 1: You kidding, not really, segment, get me out of the
Speaker 1: student's report, please.
Speaker 9: Well they had out of a beautiful day here in
Speaker 9: the tri State and cold temperatures and snow showers coming.
Speaker 3: You better play golf today.
Speaker 9: We leave you with the immortal words of the stud report.
Speaker 10: At some point, the foolishness has got to stop.
Speaker 1: Mike is right, But to stop that, the Democrats need
Speaker 1: to win a certain US Senator crap told me that's Joe.
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer needs a win. Now. He can't be perceived
Speaker 1: as backing down. So you have to come up with
Speaker 1: something to make Chuck Schumer feel as if, Okay, I won.
Speaker 9: So this is a battle of wits, yes, between the
Speaker 9: Trumpster at Big Chuck.
Speaker 3: Big Chuck both live about a head.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll see what happens, won't we, Well, Joe right now,
Speaker 1: and at some point this madness has got to stop.
Speaker 3: We're going to see what happens.
Speaker 1: At some point it's got to be you know what,
Speaker 1: I've gotten all I can get out of this thing.
Speaker 1: We won Virginia one, New Jersey one, New York one. California.
Speaker 1: We won Anderson Township, we won share, we won deer
Speaker 1: Park one. The kids won in deer Park because of
Speaker 1: Jim Stall. But nonetheless, he's got all he can get
Speaker 1: out of us. So now it's time to say, okay,
Speaker 1: let's take the win. Come up with something, push it
Speaker 1: off to the side, and say, whatever your objections are,
Speaker 1: let's deal with him later. Let's open the government. And
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer, still at this afternoon, said no, won't open it.
Speaker 1: And now the President says, well, get rid of the filibuster.
Speaker 1: If you do that, next time the Democrats control the Senate,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have fifty four states. They're gonna bring in
Speaker 1: Puerto Rico, Washington, d C, Fiji, and a bunch of
Speaker 1: other places. Expand the US Supreme Court without the fellowbuster.
Speaker 1: Now we've got serious, serious problems. So sec all I
Speaker 1: can tell you is keep hope alive. I don't have
Speaker 1: much faith, but I have lots of hope. Yeah, segment,
Speaker 1: thank you. Let's continue with more coming up next to
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Speaker 1: also his sidekick.
Speaker 3: Do we know who's sidekick today? Maybe Jason Williams of
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