Speaker 1: By Billy Cunning in the Great America and welcome this
Speaker 1: Friday afternoon in the tri State. Of course, all weekend long,
Speaker 1: the Bengals and the Bearcats know more about the direction
Speaker 1: of the Bengals season come Monday. The last night, a
Speaker 1: bombshell hit the political landscape in Cincinnati when a certain
Speaker 1: Facebook posting was leaked to Trisha Maki of Fox nineteen
Speaker 1: that showed what happened July twenty sixth before the actual
Speaker 1: beatdown of Alex Trevinsky in a Holly took place. There
Speaker 1: was these news conferences held a couple of weeks later
Speaker 1: in which the Mayor's office, the city manager, the so
Speaker 1: called civil rights crowd, and others demanded, including Representative Cecil
Speaker 1: Thomas and Tracy Hunter, all demanded that the white guy
Speaker 1: beat charged. Somebody white's got to be charged, and that
Speaker 1: person was Alex Trevinsky. By the way, we have Alex
Speaker 1: Ttravinsky's lawyer coming up in about thirty minutes. His name
Speaker 1: is Doug Brannon. He's going to be with us again.
Speaker 1: And there was this implication that there was another tape available,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't made available until last night to Tricia
Speaker 1: Mackie of Fox nineteen and Tricia Mackie Fox nineteen were
Speaker 1: nineteen stands for news. Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 1: and Tricia tell the American people. First of all, can
Speaker 1: you say how you got the tape? And secondly what
Speaker 1: is the show? If anything?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it shows a lot and I got the tape
Speaker 2: via Signal ninety nine is a satire Facebook page and
Speaker 2: that group was given it by different sources. That Facebook page,
Speaker 2: Signal ninety nine, it's actually a social media page, was
Speaker 2: allowed to pick one media outlet, one individual to give
Speaker 2: it to, and she chose me.
Speaker 3: Great.
Speaker 1: Now there was the implication you recall the news conference
Speaker 1: in fact, I think you might have been physically present
Speaker 1: in which the power of the City of Cincinnati was
Speaker 1: a exhibited to charge someone based upon race, that being
Speaker 1: a white person because he threw the first punch. I
Speaker 1: can recall Cecil Thomas and also Damon Lynch Etceeeda was saying,
Speaker 1: you gotta charge the white guy, and that guy was
Speaker 1: Alex Stavincia Becaues. He threw the first punch, he precipitated
Speaker 1: it all described with this tape actually shows reality.
Speaker 3: What is it show?
Speaker 2: So the one three CDC video that we knew existed,
Speaker 2: and all members of the of the media have been
Speaker 2: requesting this. It has been never released before. There's probably five,
Speaker 2: maybe six minutes of just static video of just a
Speaker 2: bunch of people on the streets at three am, just
Speaker 2: walking up and down the streets. No one's fighting, no
Speaker 2: one's arguing, everybody's just mining their own business. They look like,
Speaker 2: you know, you could think it's six pm. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's not three am. There's just a bunch of people.
Speaker 2: You can see a group of people on the one corner,
Speaker 2: which we later know is Alex and his friends, you know,
Speaker 2: Holly and her friend. Two females and a few males
Speaker 2: that were all there. And at some point, maybe five
Speaker 2: or six minutes, I watched video of them just standing
Speaker 2: there doing nothing. All of the other individuals on the
Speaker 2: streets doing nothing, No one was interacting with anyone, a
Speaker 2: back crowd, and then maybe five six minutes in, you
Speaker 2: see a man that kind of like emerges from a
Speaker 2: white jeep and comes behind Alex punches him twice in
Speaker 2: the head. It kind of spills out onto the streets
Speaker 2: with some shoving, couple of fists being thrown, there's people
Speaker 2: getting in the middle trying to break up this crowd
Speaker 2: that are throwing punches. Obviously Alex and another man in
Speaker 2: a white shirt, you know, are there. They're kind of
Speaker 2: it looks like they're kind of centered on them, but
Speaker 2: they're trying to break them up. And as these individuals
Speaker 2: get involved in or breaking them up, trying to get
Speaker 2: him off to the sidewalk, more punches are thrown, more
Speaker 2: kicks are thrown, and then Alex walks over by that
Speaker 2: white jeep kicks the fender kind of twice, and at
Speaker 2: that point he gets hit more, and then they all
Speaker 2: and then pretty much is where we saw the viral
Speaker 2: video with the slap. But the veal shows that there
Speaker 2: was a lot of physical altercations that started before the slap.
Speaker 1: And Alex Schrevinsky did not precipitate it. It was precipitated
Speaker 1: by one of the defendants to be in the future
Speaker 1: punching Alex twice in the back look like the back
Speaker 1: of the head. And so the allegation unsupported by facts
Speaker 1: of the so called civil rights crowd and the city
Speaker 1: leaders calling for the indictment of quote a white person
Speaker 1: who precipitated the whole thing. This tape calls that event
Speaker 1: and those protestations to be a lie.
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 2: Well, there is one thing too. If you remember, a
Speaker 2: lot of the members of the community were stating that
Speaker 2: the N word was dropped by Alex or his crowd.
Speaker 2: Now you have to realize that on this DC video
Speaker 2: there is no audio. So when Demand kind of comes
Speaker 2: up from behind the white vehicle right before he punches
Speaker 2: Alex in the head twice, it looks like there's some
Speaker 2: kind of a communication like there his head kind of
Speaker 2: like you know, goes to the side. And I pointed
Speaker 2: that out on the tape. I don't know what was
Speaker 2: said there. I have no idea. I wasn't there, If
Speaker 2: anything might not have been anything, I don't know. But
Speaker 2: I can tell you without a doubt in that video
Speaker 2: that was shown, Alex was punched multiple times before the slap.
Speaker 1: Has there been any reaction from those who who based
Speaker 1: their criminal charges against Alex based upon this tape? But
Speaker 1: before I get to that question, Tricia mckew Fox nineteen, Yeah,
Speaker 1: this tape has been available to the internal affairs of
Speaker 1: the police Department since the end of July.
Speaker 3: This isn't This isn't a tape that.
Speaker 1: Just surfaced just before the election on Halloween or last night.
Speaker 3: So this, yeah, this was available.
Speaker 2: This is a this is a three seed. The main
Speaker 2: one is the three CDC video which was available obviously
Speaker 2: jo I was the job July twenty sixth, twenty ninth.
Speaker 4: Whatever it was, twenty six yeah, I mean it's yeah.
Speaker 2: It's that date. There's also a business date, you know,
Speaker 2: their cameras from a business right there. And then there's
Speaker 2: also a lot of collected videos because if you watch
Speaker 2: the video, it seems like everybody's got a cell phone,
Speaker 2: everybody's recording at all different angles, so there's a lot
Speaker 2: of different angles too, and police cut their hands on
Speaker 2: a lot of those as well via warrants to get
Speaker 2: a lot of the videos. So you know, it's there's
Speaker 2: a lot on videos now and a lot out there.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Do there's a rumor of foot that Chief Fiji released
Speaker 1: this video and retribution against the city manager and mayor.
Speaker 3: Is that accurate?
Speaker 2: I would have no idea about that. Like I said,
Speaker 2: it came from a source that was given to that source.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you have no personal information If Thiji's the
Speaker 1: originator of this video, I do not now. Also, I
Speaker 1: had on I think you had him on too ken
Speaker 1: Kober of weeks ago and ken Kober said on our
Speaker 1: air the sergeant who's headed the FOP in Cincinnati that
Speaker 1: the line officers who investigated this would not file criminal
Speaker 1: charges against the victor, Malx Shravinsky because the investigation indicated
Speaker 1: it should not be done. He then also said that
Speaker 1: the chief of police at that point, Thiji, would not
Speaker 1: sign on the charges. The person who did sign under
Speaker 1: the orders of the city manager as Captain Henny. And
Speaker 1: by the way, when I speak to rank and file cops,
Speaker 1: they like Captain Henny a lot, who is now, by
Speaker 1: the way, the acting police chief. But he filed the
Speaker 1: criminal charges, which ken Kober said is quite unusual for
Speaker 1: an officer, a captain who did not do the investigation,
Speaker 1: to file misdemeanor charges against a victim of a horrific beating,
Speaker 1: and that it was ordered in a sense by the
Speaker 1: city manager that the rank and file officers who did
Speaker 1: the investigation would not file.
Speaker 3: Is that your information?
Speaker 2: All of the information that you just said is true.
Speaker 2: I do not. I cannot confirm it was at the
Speaker 2: direction of the city manager though, but all of that
Speaker 2: other information is correct absolutely. Henny was the one and
Speaker 2: you know that, you know, Ken Kober kind of said,
Speaker 2: you know, fell on the swords, you know, filled out
Speaker 2: the information. I do believe from a lot of officers
Speaker 2: that I've heard, Henny is very highly regarded, as well
Speaker 2: as is the police chief, Tresa Fiji, both of which
Speaker 2: are So I agree with everything you said, except for
Speaker 2: I don't know about the where it came from.
Speaker 3: The order came from Tricia Maki.
Speaker 1: Secondly, Yeah, one of your compatriots on Channel nine, you're
Speaker 1: a good friend of mine. You're a good friend of
Speaker 1: mine who's on this thing big time, And she relates
Speaker 1: that they did a freedom of information request and that
Speaker 1: there were there were numerous dozens and dozens and dozens
Speaker 1: of contacts between the Mayor's office, between the mayor himself
Speaker 1: and the city manager and Police Chief Fiji, and that
Speaker 1: this was of course, uh well before uh the uh
Speaker 1: information came out. That it appears that the mayor is
Speaker 1: now saying, uh, mayor is saying, you know what, that
Speaker 1: that was the decision of the city manager to put
Speaker 1: on administrative leave. The chief of police Thigy that that
Speaker 1: was kind of kind of her decision.
Speaker 2: And so yeah, I agree with that. And we also
Speaker 2: put out a lot of three information acts request to
Speaker 2: get the video that we aired last night, and it
Speaker 2: was never made available. It's hard sometimes to get that
Speaker 2: filled out, that information given back to us. To be
Speaker 2: honest with you, I mean, Tanya will agree with me.
Speaker 3: Tanya A. Rourke.
Speaker 1: You know the mayor is saying, well, that's not my decision.
Speaker 1: That's not my decision. That's the city manager to say.
Speaker 1: But now Tanya Rourke has kind of proven that there
Speaker 1: were dozens and dozens of frequent contexts that we know about.
Speaker 1: Because it's a text or it's an email, we don't
Speaker 1: know the personal passing in the hallway, verbal communication. The
Speaker 1: mayor wants to picture himself as kind of hands off.
Speaker 1: I don't know much what's going on. That's up to
Speaker 1: the city manager. Go see the city manager. Isn't it
Speaker 1: true that Tanya A. Rourke and you have more or
Speaker 1: less proven that the mayor was intimately involved in the
Speaker 1: interactions between the chief of police and the city manager.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that if you even look, we've been
Speaker 2: trying to get an interview with the current mayor for ages.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, I interviewed and Rob and
Speaker 2: I interviewed Corey Bowman last night, and I put an
Speaker 2: eight different requests to get the mayor to come down
Speaker 2: and do an interview with us. One of the things
Speaker 2: that he did post recently, I don't know if you
Speaker 2: followed this at all, but he did post a tick
Speaker 2: to video explaining how the city manager, city council, the administration,
Speaker 2: and the mayor all work together. Did you watch the video?
Speaker 2: He kind of explains how he's kind of like the guy,
Speaker 2: but he won't explain that on camera to us. He
Speaker 2: did put it in that video, but we've never been,
Speaker 2: you know, privy to get the interview to ask those questions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not we because you live in northern Kentucky. I
Speaker 1: live in Kenwood. But nonetheless, Cincinnati voted. They voted for
Speaker 1: a strong mayor. So we have a mayor who takes
Speaker 1: credit for things happening well, but if something goes to scans,
Speaker 1: he points toward the city manager. Is the person doing
Speaker 1: these things? And so when all the meetings took place,
Speaker 1: was you in, the chief of police, the mayor, and
Speaker 1: the city manager. The person in charge was the mayor,
Speaker 1: except when something bad goes on, in which case it's
Speaker 1: the city manager.
Speaker 3: And so isn't it Yeah, explain, and.
Speaker 2: The mayor is right now pointing the finger at the
Speaker 2: at the city manager, and the city manager has repeatedly
Speaker 2: told us in other media outlet, no comment, I can't
Speaker 2: talk about I'm not talking about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it's it's an administrative matter, it's a personnel matter,
Speaker 1: and things in that character. So at this point, the
Speaker 1: tape that was leaked to you exclusively last night, which
Speaker 1: is on the Fox nineteen website, demonstrates that before this
Speaker 1: lap took place, there was punches thrown that hit Alex
Speaker 1: Shravinsky that precipitated the entire event. And so at this point,
Speaker 1: are you still trying to get the mayor the city
Speaker 1: manager to talk about this? What's the latest on that?
Speaker 1: Because this is a bombshell in politics. It shows that
Speaker 1: number one, either the mayor and city manager knew this
Speaker 1: existed and lied about it, or didn't know it existed,
Speaker 1: in which case they're incompetent. So I would say, is
Speaker 1: the mayor and city manager incompetent or are they liars
Speaker 1: one or the other.
Speaker 2: We have reporters on it today asking a lot of
Speaker 2: city leaders about the tape, whether or not they've seen
Speaker 2: it or not, or if they will here it is.
Speaker 2: You watch it with us and give us your ideas.
Speaker 2: So we have reporters that I know, Michelle call me
Speaker 2: earlier this morning. He's on this store. We have two
Speaker 2: reporters on it right now, so hopefully we'll get some
Speaker 2: answers tonight. But you know, for the record, I can
Speaker 2: tell you, I mean, if you watch that video.
Speaker 4: Go to our website.
Speaker 2: It's airs on my Facebook page. It's also on Signal
Speaker 2: ninety nine page broke Down. The Signal nine to nine
Speaker 2: broke Down three separate videos. Showed a lot more video
Speaker 2: than we did on our air last night, but we
Speaker 2: will continue to show more because we do have it all.
Speaker 2: But you can plainly see he was hit multiple times.
Speaker 2: He was kicked multiple times before the slack.
Speaker 1: Okay, And this information was known the city leaders within
Speaker 1: a few days after July twenty six, because it was
Speaker 1: made available by CD three CDC.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it was.
Speaker 1: Available, and they either knew it existed and lied or
Speaker 1: did know it existed, in which case they're in competent.
Speaker 1: But at no occasion that the line investigating CPDD officers
Speaker 1: one of oult criminal charges against the victim, Alex Schravinsky
Speaker 1: because he didn't originate this thing. The other defendants did correct.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know what was said, and I think
Speaker 2: that was one of the things. I mean, that was
Speaker 2: one of the things that a lot of black leaders
Speaker 2: were saying. I know that they were very outspoken that
Speaker 2: he dropped the end work. Like I said, I didn't
Speaker 2: hear it, but they did say that there was some
Speaker 2: of the you know that that slap was what started
Speaker 2: the whole fight. That was one of the other arguments.
Speaker 2: And as you can see on this tape, that slap
Speaker 2: wasn't what started that wholel It wasn't that brawl whatever
Speaker 2: you want to call it.
Speaker 1: Well, maybe in a few hours those so called civil
Speaker 1: rights leaders will get together and apologize and say, you
Speaker 1: know what, I'm not sure. Maybe at five o'clock, Damon
Speaker 1: Lynch and you'll have Scottie Johnson and Cecil Thomas and
Speaker 1: Victoria Parks and lemon Kearney all getting together and say,
Speaker 1: you know what, I'm sorry we made a mistake that the.
Speaker 2: First Did you already put calls in all of them?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've called three of them. Okay, no answer none.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to get the mayor on. I've asked nine times.
Speaker 1: Someone reached out from connected with the mayor and said,
Speaker 1: would you canny come on? I said absolutely, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to limit it to time or to play. Just
Speaker 1: tell me when the American be here. And allegedly I'm
Speaker 1: going to have on Irish ROLLI on Monday to talk
Speaker 1: about this and many other issues. And so yes, but
Speaker 1: you know what they're going to do is hunker down
Speaker 1: through the election and then after the election when they
Speaker 1: think they're all going to get re elected. See, they're
Speaker 1: going to say, look that people like our leadership, they
Speaker 1: like what's going on.
Speaker 3: This is old news. Forget about that stuff.
Speaker 1: But the other thing, and I talked to a certain
Speaker 1: US Senator about this, when a city government bases a
Speaker 1: criminal charge based upon race, irrespective of facts, that's the
Speaker 1: civil rights violation.
Speaker 3: US Department of Justice.
Speaker 1: I know that that's a problem like Birmingham in the
Speaker 1: nineteen fifties. They're going to seek out people in charge
Speaker 1: based upon race, and that's what happened.
Speaker 2: Well, one of the things I just don't understand is
Speaker 2: why this was made available. I just don't I know
Speaker 2: that at one point, you know, the prosecutor's office said
Speaker 2: this whole time that everything will come to light eventually
Speaker 2: and you will see that there. You know, there was
Speaker 2: fighting that preceded this last The Prosecu's office has said
Speaker 2: that all along. I don't know if you've been following
Speaker 2: us that they have and right, But why wasn't Why weren't.
Speaker 5: We told at one point we.
Speaker 2: Said that we would impeded the investigation. How is it
Speaker 2: impeded the investigation? I'm just like throwing that question out.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I mean, because could it get worse
Speaker 2: by putting this video out? I mean, it put us
Speaker 2: in a pretty bad light across the country. It wasn't
Speaker 2: a flattering scene anyway, So why not put out the
Speaker 2: rest of the video? I always think when you when
Speaker 2: you keep a lie going, or if you bend the
Speaker 2: truth or you fib whatever you call it, the longer
Speaker 2: you do it, the worst it is. If you just
Speaker 2: get in front of it, this is what it was
Speaker 2: and we move on.
Speaker 3: But that's not what we are here Atricia Mackie.
Speaker 1: This proves the city, the mayor, the city manager after
Speaker 1: our liars, and since this proves their lying to us,
Speaker 1: that's why I wouldn't put out That's my suggestion.
Speaker 3: Until after the election.
Speaker 1: They were hoping this thing would be encumbered until after
Speaker 1: the election, in which case then we're re elected. To
Speaker 1: hell with, you would do whatever we want to do.
Speaker 1: This tape that you had got exclusively last night shows
Speaker 1: the city manager and the mayor and the so called
Speaker 1: civil rights crowd lied and most knew they were lying,
Speaker 1: but they want to perpetuate the lie until after the election.
Speaker 1: All Right, we got to run, Trisha, Yeah, go ahead,
Speaker 1: and again.
Speaker 2: I and just for the record, I don't know any
Speaker 2: of that stuff you said that. I didn't say that,
Speaker 2: just just but you know, I don't know who saw
Speaker 2: this video. I don't know. I just know that it
Speaker 2: was available because it was obviously shot that evening.
Speaker 1: It's available, and they didn't want to look at it,
Speaker 1: or they did look at it. Either way, they're either
Speaker 1: incompetent or liars. I don't know which is best. That's
Speaker 1: my opinion. All Right, Tricia mckis, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Let's continue with more a fool. You think
Speaker 1: it's over, just begun. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven hundred
Speaker 1: WULW by Billy Cunningham. Let's continue a course. Attorney Doug
Speaker 1: Brannon represents Alex Stravinsky. He was the victim of a
Speaker 1: beatdown after the music festival, also a Reds game in
Speaker 1: which there were hundreds of thousands of individuals downtown Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: not well guarded by the police department. My dad and
Speaker 1: Alex Stravinsky was beaten down, and there was a big
Speaker 1: news conference held a few weeks later by the city
Speaker 1: council members and by the mayor and by so called
Speaker 1: civil rights leaders who talked about the white guy's gotta
Speaker 1: be charged because it's only fair the white guy started
Speaker 1: at all. Now we have the tape. We have the
Speaker 1: tape from three CDC that in the case that's not
Speaker 1: the case. Joining you and I now is Doug Brannon,
Speaker 1: the attorney for Alex Stravinsky. And once again, Doug Brannon,
Speaker 1: welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all,
Speaker 1: attorney of Brandon, can you tell the American people, having
Speaker 1: reviewed the tape, what does this do to the case
Speaker 1: against your client criminally and what does this say about
Speaker 1: the investigation.
Speaker 6: The opportunity to come on and talk to you about this.
Speaker 6: We have had a chance for review the three CDC
Speaker 6: tape and it unquestionably exonerates Alex from any wrongdoing in
Speaker 6: this census. He was hit and beaten multiple times. We
Speaker 6: have sent this from the very beginning of how he
Speaker 6: was attacked by multiple people multiple times, long before he
Speaker 6: tried to confront one of the attackers and telling him
Speaker 6: to stop. And you know, this tape is dramatically changes
Speaker 6: or should change the reality of what they've been portraying
Speaker 6: politically versus what actually happened that day.
Speaker 1: Do you think this city will now drop the criminal
Speaker 1: charges against your victimized client? Is that this tape shows
Speaker 1: that this tape indicates that your clients should not have
Speaker 1: been criminally charged.
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 7: Correct?
Speaker 6: And I don't think any law enforcement officer ever wanted
Speaker 6: to charge Alex because they knew what the actual facts
Speaker 6: were behind us. This was politically motivated to charge him
Speaker 6: and prosecute him. You know, they needed the public needs
Speaker 6: to speak up and voice their concern over this prosecution
Speaker 6: because it's wrong, it shouldn't be occurring, and they're criminal.
Speaker 6: They're revictimizing somebody that's already been brutally victimized and beaten.
Speaker 3: How's your client doing today?
Speaker 1: This began July twenty sixth Here we are October thirty. First,
Speaker 1: it's been what about four minds how's your client doing physically?
Speaker 6: You know, physically he is. He has made some strides
Speaker 6: in recovering. He suffered a large concussion as a result
Speaker 6: of the beating. You know, mentally it has been very
Speaker 6: difficult for him to get around other people, large crowds.
Speaker 6: You know, having been attack like this by a large crowd.
Speaker 6: You know, he still is suffering greatly from this.
Speaker 1: You're also a noted personal injuries civil rights attorney. What
Speaker 1: does this do to the pending civil lawsuit against the
Speaker 1: city who purposely filed criminal charges against an innocent man.
Speaker 3: Because of his race? What does that do to the
Speaker 3: civil lawsuit?
Speaker 6: I think that it just gives more credence to the
Speaker 6: viability of those claims against any against the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 6: You know, this is not a claim that had to
Speaker 6: be brought. This is a claim that they brought upon
Speaker 6: themselves for their own wrongcome conduct in initiating a wrongful
Speaker 6: criminal prosecution against Alex.
Speaker 1: Have you considered I spoke to a US senator recently
Speaker 1: about this. These are US civil rights violations against the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati that could have criminal elements, could have
Speaker 1: civil elements against it because a city under the color
Speaker 1: of state or city ordinances in law cannot violate the
Speaker 1: civil rights of any innocent person. In the nineteen fifties
Speaker 1: and sixties, you had Democrats in the South filing criminal
Speaker 1: charges against people because of the color of their skin,
Speaker 1: and the Birmingham and etc. Paid big money. Here we
Speaker 1: are in twenty twenty five and the same democratic part
Speaker 1: but with different leaders are filing have filed criminal charges
Speaker 1: against an innocent person for racial and political reasons. What
Speaker 1: does that do to the civil rights lawsuit? And could
Speaker 1: it have criminal elements to it?
Speaker 6: You know, that is an interesting question, Bill, and I
Speaker 6: think the federal government should be looking at this, and
Speaker 6: that falls under the purview of the federal prosecutors in
Speaker 6: federal court, and it certainly bears looking at because obviously
Speaker 6: I don't think this criminal charge would have been brought
Speaker 6: against Alex had he not been white.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what the city fathers and mothers said that
Speaker 1: they held a news conference and actually said, including state
Speaker 1: Representative Cecil Thomas, this is the color of state law.
Speaker 1: Who demanded that their city that they led and continue
Speaker 1: to lead, file charges against someone based upon their race.
Speaker 1: And they felt so comfortable about it they did it
Speaker 1: publicly in front of in front of microphones and cameras.
Speaker 3: That's how stupid this crowd is.
Speaker 1: If you're going to act in such a horrible way,
Speaker 1: do it privately, but don't publicize your stupidity.
Speaker 6: And they're still doing it publicly because they're still prosecuting Alex.
Speaker 6: This is how crazy these people are and continuing this
Speaker 6: wrongful criminal prosecution, especially after this tape has been made published.
Speaker 6: But they note about this tape. They've seen this tape previously,
Speaker 6: they've note about it since the conception of the events. Yes,
Speaker 6: they've done nothing to stop this criminal prosecution.
Speaker 1: As we sit here at twelve forty five pm on
Speaker 1: a Friday, Halloween, which is appropriate for this story, the
Speaker 1: criminal prosecution of your client continues by the crowd who
Speaker 1: demanded he'd be charged because of the color of his skin.
Speaker 1: Let's go back in time a little bit here and
Speaker 1: talk about how the charges were filed against your crime,
Speaker 1: their client, I think their fourth degree misdemeanors that carry
Speaker 1: up to thirty days in jail and find a two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars As was told to me by
Speaker 1: Sergeant Ken Kober, as you know, the head of the FOP.
Speaker 1: He said that the line officers doing the investigation would
Speaker 1: not file criminal charges against Zarenski because shall we say,
Speaker 1: they weren't proper, they were wrong. And the man in
Speaker 1: charge of the Central Business District then was Captain Henny
Speaker 1: Hnni and now that same captain is the interim police chief.
Speaker 1: So the mayor and city manager advanced Captain Henny to
Speaker 1: the chief's position when the line officers would not file
Speaker 1: the charges. Fiji wouldn't file the charges the chief, but
Speaker 1: a captain did and he gets rewarded by being the
Speaker 1: interim chief of police.
Speaker 3: Explain that one to.
Speaker 6: Me, Well, what I can tell you is, after reviewing
Speaker 6: the discovery that was provided to me in this case,
Speaker 6: that Captain Henny was not one of the detectives in
Speaker 6: charge of the investigation in this case. Typically, where you
Speaker 6: see charges being filed by an officer by investigating detectives,
Speaker 6: the ones doing the investigation that are handling the case
Speaker 6: are the ones that actually signed the criminals vacation and
Speaker 6: submit that to the court. That is not what occurred
Speaker 6: in this case. Captain Henny was just the administrator. He
Speaker 6: was not one of the lead investigators in this case.
Speaker 6: So there is a huge disconnect between him being involved
Speaker 6: and who the actual detectives are that are investigating this case.
Speaker 1: A cop sent me the following text quote, Hanny was
Speaker 1: in charge of the Central Business District when these violent
Speaker 1: crimes took place on July twenty sixth. He did nothing
Speaker 1: in response to the violence other than file false charges,
Speaker 1: and now he's the interim chief who's being paid off.
Speaker 3: It's like, wow, well, I think that this is still coming.
Speaker 6: We need to We have questions for the city manager
Speaker 6: and the mayor about how this is occurring because from
Speaker 6: the information that we have been provided, it seems like
Speaker 6: they are trying to control this criminal prosecution for political purposes.
Speaker 6: So these are city officials that need to answer for
Speaker 6: their conduct in getting involved in this particular case.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: Well at this point, uh, this was leaked by somebody.
Speaker 1: Uh to Fox nineteen Trisha Mackie has do you have
Speaker 1: any knowledge, as the attorney for Alex Szervinsky, who leaked
Speaker 1: this tape?
Speaker 8: I do not.
Speaker 3: I do not.
Speaker 6: It certainly didn't come from us. We have been provided
Speaker 6: discovery in the criminal case, but we have not provided
Speaker 6: this tape to to anybody else. We have been using
Speaker 6: it to prepare for our defense for trial, which is
Speaker 6: set for December eight?
Speaker 1: Did uh did the discovery given to you by the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati in the criminal case include this tape?
Speaker 4: They were provided?
Speaker 6: They provided us with certain caps they the Uh. This
Speaker 6: particular tape initially was not included in the initial discovery
Speaker 6: that was provided to us.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: So uh, have you thought about a referral to the
Speaker 1: US Attorney for the possible criminal prosecution of the city
Speaker 1: solicitor Emily smart Warner, the city manager, and the mayor,
Speaker 1: and also for the public officials Cecil Thomas, Scottie Johnson,
Speaker 1: lemon Kearney. Have you thought about a criminal referral to
Speaker 1: the US Attorney's office for federal charges against these individuals.
Speaker 6: Well, we're taking this case one step at a time, Billain.
Speaker 6: The first step in my first priority is to make
Speaker 6: sure that allance has found not guilty of this bogus charge.
Speaker 1: And this tape proofs beyond a shadow of a doubt
Speaker 1: that the first punch was thrown at the back of
Speaker 1: your client's head by one of the criminal defendants other
Speaker 1: than your client who's criminally charged. And this tape clearly
Speaker 1: shows that there were lies told by city fathers and
Speaker 1: mothers for political racial reasons in order to charge an
Speaker 1: innocent man that they knew or should have known, was
Speaker 1: not guilty of committing any criminal offense. His head was
Speaker 1: treated like a soccer ball on fourth and Alum and
Speaker 1: almost was murdered. Many people thought he was dead, kicked
Speaker 1: in the head Reginald Denny style from the nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: nine riots in Los Angeles, kicked in the head and
Speaker 1: add insult literally to injury. Their client's now facing a
Speaker 1: criminal charge, goes his head. I guess wasn't a proper
Speaker 1: soccer ball. And secondly, the city solicitor Emily Smart and
Speaker 1: Warner demanded the criminal charges be filed by someone who
Speaker 1: was not in the line of the investigation, that being
Speaker 1: Captain Henny.
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 6: That is what the evidence is showing us right now.
Speaker 4: Bill.
Speaker 6: That is absolutely what we see as well. And it's
Speaker 6: clear not only did he not throw the first bunch,
Speaker 6: he didn't throw the second, he didn't throw the throw.
Speaker 6: He was hit so many times we lost count before
Speaker 6: he even tried to confront the victim and stop this.
Speaker 6: Then he was attacked again. And if you watch the
Speaker 6: video very carefully, as this infamous where he sticks his
Speaker 6: hand down and touch the other guy's face and tells
Speaker 6: him to stop. Another one of these thugs goes up,
Speaker 6: says I'm going behind him to get him, and that's
Speaker 6: when he's hit.
Speaker 3: From both sides.
Speaker 4: An attack from both sides, both the.
Speaker 5: Front and the back.
Speaker 6: This mob had no intention of stopping.
Speaker 4: Anything he did at.
Speaker 6: Any time was an act of self defense and get
Speaker 6: out of there alive was all he could.
Speaker 5: Do that day.
Speaker 1: It was lucky he got out with merely serious injuries.
Speaker 1: He was lucky he got out alive. And the fact
Speaker 1: that Captain Henny, not in the line of command, would
Speaker 1: file criminal charges against an innocent person, I would have
Speaker 1: to assume that Captain Henny knew at the time that
Speaker 1: the charges were false, because he either should have seen
Speaker 1: this tape or if he didn't see it, he should
Speaker 1: have demanded to be shown to him before the criminal
Speaker 1: charges were filed. And the prosecutor's office Connor Kelly just
Speaker 1: said repeatedly, there's more to this than meets the eye.
Speaker 1: The county prosecutor is saying, look, we have more tapes,
Speaker 1: and she's under fire from the so called civil rights
Speaker 1: crowd not to file more criminal charges against an innocent person,
Speaker 1: but least she's standing up to say no. But your
Speaker 1: information is that Captain Henny, who's now the interim chief,
Speaker 1: was not in the line of command, but he's the
Speaker 1: one that signed the charges, according to ken Kober. Ken
Speaker 1: Kober said on our air with Me that the reason
Speaker 1: he did it was to save his men from being
Speaker 1: disciplined by the city manager for refusing in order to
Speaker 1: file false charges against an innocent person based upon race.
Speaker 3: Think about that for a moment.
Speaker 6: It's mind boggling, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Bill?
Speaker 6: And you know, when you look at this and as
Speaker 6: we're facing trial, I'm wondering what Captain Hinny, if he's
Speaker 6: going to testify for the prosecution, what he will have
Speaker 6: to say as a non investigating personnel from the police
Speaker 6: department that seems to be the state's representative here.
Speaker 1: Well, let me make a guess. They're going to dismiss
Speaker 1: these charges after the election. They do not want you
Speaker 1: to have Captain Henny under oath. Uh he's not you
Speaker 1: know at cops, I know say they like him. Captain
Speaker 1: Henny is now the interim chief. They like him, and
Speaker 1: he was putting in some impossible position of following false
Speaker 1: criminal charges. On one hand, because the city solicitor ordered it.
Speaker 1: And on the other hand, he wanted to protect his
Speaker 1: men from future action against them because they wouldn't follow
Speaker 1: an elicit, illegal order. And now Henny and Henny and
Speaker 1: consequence has been elevated because he did what the city
Speaker 1: fathers and mothers wanted him to do. And so Henny
Speaker 1: and I say, once again, the men respect Henny, but
Speaker 1: at this point he's in a bad light. Would you
Speaker 1: get out your crystal ball, where the city continue to
Speaker 1: pursue these charges against your client when they know they're false.
Speaker 6: Well, they've indicated nothing that they are going to stop
Speaker 6: pursuing these charges at this point. And like you, with
Speaker 6: this election looming, these things are certainly coming out and
Speaker 6: right now that seems to be very important to them.
Speaker 6: But let's see what if common sense may come to
Speaker 6: them after this election and they dismiss these charges. If not,
Speaker 6: I can't wait to get these people on the road.
Speaker 1: Well, you're getting them under oath either the criminal case,
Speaker 1: which you'll be dismissed, or you're gettm under oath in
Speaker 1: a civil case. And none of them can avoid that
Speaker 1: because in this opinion, in a civil case, and I
Speaker 1: know federal authorities are watching this case to see what happens.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make sure this tape goes all over the
Speaker 1: federal officials. I know, because we can't live in a
Speaker 1: society where person innocent persons are charged with criminal offenses
Speaker 1: because of the color of their skin.
Speaker 6: And no, you don't victimize victims. It's just not right, Bill,
Speaker 6: and you're all over it.
Speaker 1: Attorney Doug Brandon, representing Alex Stravinski. Thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And I'm sure we're going to
Speaker 1: talk again, but get ready for a dismissal right after
Speaker 1: the election.
Speaker 4: Sounds good.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having me, Bill, God bless you. Let's continue
Speaker 3: with more.
Speaker 1: Well, the truth will set you free or the truth
Speaker 1: could imprison you have to appear of all. Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WW by Billy cunning in the
Speaker 1: Great America. And just when you think there's not enough
Speaker 1: bombshells in the mayor's race and city council, another one
Speaker 1: blast off, which is the release surreptitiously by someone in
Speaker 1: the city administration. The Fox nineteens Trisha Macki about a
Speaker 1: tape five minutes before the so called slap administered by
Speaker 1: Alex Shrevinsky on the face of one of the felonious
Speaker 1: criminal defendants. And now it appears the first punch was
Speaker 1: not thrown by Alex but by one of the other
Speaker 1: criminal defendants. And everything we've been told about this case
Speaker 1: is a lie built upon more lies. And we just
Speaker 1: held head on the attorney for Alex Shravinsky, Doug Brannon,
Speaker 1: who's the civil rights attorney, who says he's talking millions
Speaker 1: and millions of dollars at this point because of the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati, impossible criminal charges against the mayor, of
Speaker 1: the city manager, and the city solicitor for a filing
Speaker 1: criminal charges against a person based upon their race, not
Speaker 1: based upon their behavior. Also have another texture from a
Speaker 1: cop who tells me that the mayor have to appear
Speaker 1: of all. Was given an opportunity to look at the
Speaker 1: three c DC tape, which shows that Alex did not
Speaker 1: begin anything. He was the complete victim, but the mayor
Speaker 1: didn't want to see it because he fixed in his
Speaker 1: mind to lie and didn't want facts to or refute it.
Speaker 1: Joan you and I now is the former vice mayor
Speaker 1: of the City of Cincinnati, former council member, former head
Speaker 1: of Double ACP, that being Christopher Smitherman and Chris Smitherman.
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. Chris, first of all,
Speaker 1: I assume you've reviewed the tape. What does it show
Speaker 1: and what does it say about the mayor of the
Speaker 1: city and many city council members.
Speaker 5: Well, I guess I have reviewed it, Bill, and what
Speaker 5: it clearly shows is that the African American meal came
Speaker 5: behind the Russian and punched him first and started to fight.
Speaker 5: And you know what we are what we have here,
Speaker 5: which is really sad, is a cover up. And this
Speaker 5: is a cover up at the highest levels of our government,
Speaker 5: our city government, with the mayor, with the city manager,
Speaker 5: with all nine members of council, anyone who held a
Speaker 5: press conference about this matter, all of them had access
Speaker 5: to this video if three CDC had it period, and
Speaker 5: so their narrative and I'm going to speculate on why
Speaker 5: they pushed this narrative. This is an election. They were
Speaker 5: trying to manipulate the African American community for their vote.
Speaker 5: They were trying to paint a narrative that white people
Speaker 5: downtown in this brawl were responsible, using the in word
Speaker 5: that they were kicking cars and you heard members of
Speaker 5: this council say that those who were attacked were deserving
Speaker 5: of what happened. Specifically Holly and those who were punched
Speaker 5: in the faith knocked out. Most people thought that she
Speaker 5: lost her life that night. And you have a mayor
Speaker 5: who said he would never even speak to the victims.
Speaker 5: This is what corruption looks like, public and government. This
Speaker 5: is what it looks like. This is a cover up
Speaker 5: by the mayor, by members of council, by the city manager.
Speaker 5: You have members of council say, I got one in
Speaker 5: the chamber. You got forty eight hours to arrest somebody
Speaker 5: that is white. This is what was said. And that's
Speaker 5: the lawyer previously saying his client then was charged. The
Speaker 5: corruption is somebody in the city's solicitor's office got a
Speaker 5: phone call demanding that somebody white be arrested or be charged.
Speaker 5: And that's exactly what happened. I look for the federal
Speaker 5: government to get involved. I think it's that big, that
Speaker 5: important because Bill, this went national, This was on CNN,
Speaker 5: this was on Fox News. This is gonna go national.
Speaker 5: This is going back national because the national media has
Speaker 5: got to pick it up and say, look what actually happened.
Speaker 5: We were rolling this with this narrative, but this is
Speaker 5: actually what was really happening. And the mayor who's listening.
Speaker 5: I know the Mayor's office is listening to my voice
Speaker 5: right now. Why won't he come on your show or
Speaker 5: any other and explain it. They're all hiding. They all
Speaker 5: had something to say prior to this video coming out,
Speaker 5: and they owe the African American community. They owed the
Speaker 5: right community and explanation because this could have started a
Speaker 5: race war. We could have had buildings on fire this
Speaker 5: summer based on this particular incident. The mayor didn't care
Speaker 5: about it because he's more interested in power. The members
Speaker 5: of council are more interested in power. They're more interested
Speaker 5: in their political careers, bill and they are in the
Speaker 5: city of Cincinnati. This is absolutely shameful. It's worse than
Speaker 5: the Gang of Five when the FBI came in and
Speaker 5: was arresting. This is probably one of the worst corruption
Speaker 5: situations that I've heard, because this could have been explosive.
Speaker 5: What do you think Western Southern is thinking. Jeff Rupies
Speaker 5: is thinking, P and T is thinking. Fifth Third is
Speaker 5: thinking all of our developers that are spending millions of dollars.
Speaker 8: What do you think.
Speaker 5: Otr those developers mohawk that community. What do you think
Speaker 5: they're all thinking right now? They're investing millions and millions
Speaker 5: and millions of dollars into our downtown. And this mayor
Speaker 5: painted and narrative that was so explosive that we could
Speaker 5: have had a race war in the middle of our downtown.
Speaker 1: Well, Chris Meatherman, I want to focus on the comments.
Speaker 1: It was council member Scottie Johnson who threatened the city
Speaker 1: with one in the chamber. When a cop says there's
Speaker 1: one in a chamber, that means you got forty eight
Speaker 1: hours to follow these criminal charges. And of course aftab
Speaker 1: Pure has got to get the African and African American
Speaker 1: community on his side completely, and so he would do
Speaker 1: whatever he's told to do by Scottie Johnson, Victoria Parks,
Speaker 1: Lemon Kearney, Cheryl Long. And he demanded that criminal charges
Speaker 1: be filed against an innocent person because of the color
Speaker 1: of their skin, and you got forty eight hours to
Speaker 1: do it or else. And then, according to attorney Doug Brannon,
Speaker 1: I just had on the attorney for Alex Schravinsky, he
Speaker 1: said that the discovery given to him by the city
Speaker 1: for these criminal charges against his client, who's a victim
Speaker 1: more than a criminal defendant, was not provided to him
Speaker 1: in discovery. And so I am certain between the election
Speaker 1: in December the eighth, when the trial is they're going
Speaker 1: to drop the criminal charges. But all that does is
Speaker 1: build up the civil damages against the city and makes
Speaker 1: them more likely that the mayor and the city manager
Speaker 1: will be indicted by federal authorities because they use under
Speaker 1: of state and city law to violate the civil rights
Speaker 1: based upon someone's race. So, just like the Democrats did
Speaker 1: in the South against black folks, now it's happening in
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati. Loud and proud and one thing
Speaker 1: or another. You're gonna have these conversations off to the
Speaker 1: side in the hallway. But when you call the media
Speaker 1: in roll the cameras, open up the mics, we're gonna say,
Speaker 1: loud and proud, we want a white person charged. And
Speaker 1: when the charges take place, because the involvement at that
Speaker 1: point of Captain Henny, when he filed the charges and
Speaker 1: the line officers would not file the charges, and Chief
Speaker 1: Thichi would not file the charges, they found someone like
Speaker 1: in the Saturday night massacre to file the charges. That
Speaker 1: being Captain Henny, who, by the way, is now they're
Speaker 1: interim police chief.
Speaker 9: The interim police chief is the guy that filed the
Speaker 9: criminal charges against Stravinsky when he knew or should have known,
Speaker 9: they were false. What does this say about the city
Speaker 9: of Cincinnati when they based criminal charges against an innocent
Speaker 9: person because of race isn't a problem.
Speaker 5: It's a major problem. And anybody at city Hall could
Speaker 5: have reached out to the investigators and got clarification because
Speaker 5: they were signaling there wasn't a crime here there. The
Speaker 5: victim was the victim. They weren't the people that were
Speaker 5: under They weren't the people that were doing the attack.
Speaker 5: The investigators kept saying that, so all of this was manufactured.
Speaker 5: The thing that caught my attention, and I will repeat
Speaker 5: it again is the third in command when council Member
Speaker 5: Park said the people down there deserved it. Then when
Speaker 5: she was asked, hey, did you really mean that? Do
Speaker 5: you really wanted to rethink what she said? Oh? No,
Speaker 5: I mean it. They deserved Holly deserved it. The people
Speaker 5: down there deserved what they got. Whatever her narrative was,
Speaker 5: there is no question that every member of council involved
Speaker 5: in this should have known they haven't even held a
Speaker 5: public hearing to ask any question. No, no, If you
Speaker 5: have nine members of council to the public, this is
Speaker 5: our board of directors. They have fired the fire sheet.
Speaker 5: He's going to get four or five million dollars he
Speaker 5: was wrongly terminated. Now they've gone in and fired the
Speaker 5: police chief. She's going to get a mill or two.
Speaker 5: Now you're talking about a man who was charged wrongfully
Speaker 5: driven by the mayor, members of council to have somebody arrested,
Speaker 5: who were looking for a fall guy. They wanted somebody
Speaker 5: to blame this on. They were trying to manipulate the
Speaker 5: African American community. I am African American, by the way.
Speaker 5: They're trying to manipulate us to say, hey, we need
Speaker 5: to vote democratic. There's something really bad happening downtown. We
Speaker 5: need the black vote. And this was Mayor pure Ball
Speaker 5: who was more interested in grabbing the power are to
Speaker 5: be the mayor. Look, we're in the middle of an election.
Speaker 5: People are over there at the and they're voting. The
Speaker 5: jury box is in right now. They have an opportunity
Speaker 5: to say is this the best of Cincinnati? Look, what
Speaker 5: do you think the taste of Belgium is thinking right now,
Speaker 5: who moved out of OTR right because they see crime
Speaker 5: that was spiking. In the middle of all of this,
Speaker 5: the mayor kept saying it was our perception, it's our perception.
Speaker 5: It really wasn't reality. Well, look, community, if it was
Speaker 5: our perception and crime was really going down, why would
Speaker 5: you need to fire the police chief. Why would you
Speaker 5: fire police chief Fiji thirty five years into her career
Speaker 5: with nothing in her record. This is a problem, Willie,
Speaker 5: and I tell you this is going to end really
Speaker 5: badly for all members of council and the mayor. Anybody
Speaker 5: who has made a public comment about this man, because
Speaker 5: this man they were calling a racist probably can't get
Speaker 5: a job anywhere in the United States of America. Meaning
Speaker 5: to hit the lawyer that just spoke is saying, what
Speaker 5: do you think the punitive damages are from my client
Speaker 5: who they went on national news and called a racist.
Speaker 5: He was the person that instigated this fight. I don't
Speaker 5: know the reality was everybody knows he now was He
Speaker 5: was absolutely just a victim. Ding Before you get off here, Willie,
Speaker 5: listen to this. Yes we have an election. I know
Speaker 5: we have an election. Yes, vote Smitherman, vote Keating, vote Gooding,
Speaker 5: vote dree House, vote Cole, vote for anybody other than
Speaker 5: those who are there, and we will get our city
Speaker 5: back on track. That's my opinion about it. We've got
Speaker 5: Corey Bowman who's running from mayor against pure ball. People
Speaker 5: have a shot. I don't care about what his political
Speaker 5: persuasion is right now, meaning people are trying to rush
Speaker 5: us and push this specifically African Americans who might be
Speaker 5: forty five or forty seven percent of the city. They're
Speaker 5: trying to push us in these racial corners when the
Speaker 5: reality of it now everybody he knows that this mayor
Speaker 5: and this council lie to all of us.
Speaker 1: You know, former ahead of the NAACP, Chris Mitherman. It's possible,
Speaker 1: and I'm speculating here that former Chief Fiji would not
Speaker 1: sing to the songs and play the tunes of the
Speaker 1: mayor and the city manager because she knew the charges
Speaker 1: of criminal charges against Stravinsky should not have been filed.
Speaker 1: And so they went all the way down to Captain
Speaker 1: Henny who did it. And Captain Henny is now rewarded
Speaker 1: with the chief of Police position.
Speaker 3: And I'd ask you this are African America.
Speaker 1: They're playing the black community like they're stupid, like they
Speaker 1: don't understand what's going on. Chief Washington is going to
Speaker 1: get millions of dollars to fire Chief Thief Thiji is
Speaker 1: gonna get millions of dollars. Now you got Shrevinsky, Uh,
Speaker 1: you just play the tape. You had state representative representing
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio, Cecil Thomas.
Speaker 3: You had the mayor, the city manager.
Speaker 1: You had Scottie Johnson, Victoria Parks, lemon Kearney standing up there,
Speaker 1: Tracy Hunter demanding that a person would be charged based
Speaker 1: upon the color of their skin when they knew the
Speaker 1: charges were false. If I'm thieves, I stand up like
Speaker 1: a tenfold beacon of the night and say I'm not
Speaker 1: following those charges. And now you got Henny who did
Speaker 1: file the charges over the objection of the line investigators,
Speaker 1: a cpde getting rewarded with the chief of police position.
Speaker 1: And you know I would say this, we're talking ten
Speaker 1: to twenty million plus. I discussed this with Attorney Doug Brannon.
Speaker 1: There's criminal charges that may be filed against the mayor,
Speaker 1: the city manager at all, anyone who knew it was
Speaker 1: a lie to file false criminal charges against a person
Speaker 1: because of the color of their skin. That means federal
Speaker 1: criminal charges. How the mayor could be locked up. He
Speaker 1: may be like the four or five members of council
Speaker 1: doing hard time, Daddy. It'll happen after the election. But
Speaker 1: I ask you, this is the Black.
Speaker 9: Community stupid as the Democrats on council think they are,
Speaker 9: or as the black community is stupid as the mayor
Speaker 9: things they are.
Speaker 5: What do you say, African Americans? Our community incredibly intelligent.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 5: We understand, as those who are watching this video right now,
Speaker 5: that we were absolutely lied to and that we were manipulated.
Speaker 5: Give us the opportunity to get the right information. This
Speaker 5: is something my father used to say to me. Number one,
Speaker 5: he would say, every white person isn't your enemy, Christopher,
Speaker 5: and every black person isn't your friend. He would tell
Speaker 5: me that all the time, right And number two, he
Speaker 5: would say, African Americans, given the right information, will make
Speaker 5: the right decision. You can't blame us for not knowing
Speaker 5: what we didn't know. The video just came out last night.
Speaker 5: There's some whistleblower out there that is providing this information.
Speaker 5: There are people that are listening to this radio show
Speaker 5: right now, Willie, who don't even know what the heck,
Speaker 5: you and I are talking because they haven't seen the video.
Speaker 5: The reality of it is, the white citizens down there
Speaker 5: did not start the fight, right. The reality of it,
Speaker 5: This was an ambush where people were brutally beat in
Speaker 5: the middle of the street. They're all vistims of what happened,
Speaker 5: and they do not represent the African American community. I
Speaker 5: reject that anybody that would say that the people that
Speaker 5: were engaging in this abomination represent the African American community
Speaker 5: because they do not. Right. So, here we have a
Speaker 5: story where you have city hall manipulating African Americans. You
Speaker 5: have talk show hosts radio talk show hosts that are
Speaker 5: manipulating the African American community looking for an outcome and
Speaker 5: a narrative. You have consultants that are hired by the
Speaker 5: city manipulating the African American community for their own benefit.
Speaker 5: This is the problem. This is why I'm asking citizens
Speaker 5: out there to vote for me. We've got to put
Speaker 5: people down at city Hall with some dog going to
Speaker 5: commissense and some experience. We can't talk our way out
Speaker 5: of this. This is a dewey dewey, Bill Cunningham, this
Speaker 5: is our community is going to turn right or we're
Speaker 5: going to turn left. Right, you are my white brother.
Speaker 5: This is one of the most consequential elections of my lifetime.
Speaker 5: I'm not exaggerating. We could either turn right here or
Speaker 5: we can turn left. We now know that our mayor,
Speaker 5: the city manager, members of council were engaged in absolute corruption.
Speaker 5: They were hiding this from all of us, Willie Cunningham,
Speaker 5: and it's.
Speaker 1: A shame hoping it came out after the election. Well,
Speaker 1: you know, the truth will set us free at times
Speaker 1: the truth. The truth may imprison the mayor on federal
Speaker 1: civil rights charges for charging against someone based upon their race.
Speaker 1: And for those who have suffered discrimination the past to.
Speaker 5: Get a lawyer, Yeah, they better get a lawyer.
Speaker 4: Lawyer up, lawyer, better, lawyer.
Speaker 5: Up, lawyer, get a lawyer right now. Clide Bennett has
Speaker 5: a tougher case today. He's a good man, but his
Speaker 5: case just got more complicated. Attorney Fox just has a
Speaker 5: more complicated case today. But guess what, Guess what the
Speaker 5: reality is those who are involved in the cover up,
Speaker 5: their case just went most likely federal. I would not
Speaker 5: be surprised if the federal government does not come in
Speaker 5: here and charge this mayor, this manager, this member of Council.
Speaker 5: All these members of council who were at these threat counferences,
Speaker 5: the state representatives like Cecil Thomas, were absolutely pushing this
Speaker 5: narrative around race. This is a civil rights violation against
Speaker 5: all of those white people that they were down there
Speaker 5: calling a racist.
Speaker 3: This is outrageis the truth will set us free or
Speaker 3: the truth will get you in jail once again. Chris Smitherman.
Speaker 5: Vote smith aman At vote Smithman. Follow me on X.
Speaker 5: I will keep the community updated please on how this
Speaker 5: thing is going. Please, thank you, brother.
Speaker 3: God bless America.
Speaker 1: Mayor after piraval, you bet to get Clyde Bennett to
Speaker 1: represent you on news radio seven hundred Auto.
Speaker 7: You if you're not home on Halloween night to give
Speaker 7: kids candy, you should have somebody come to your house
Speaker 7: and beat the.
Speaker 8: Hell out of you.
Speaker 7: Sit at home for two hours and hand out.
Speaker 5: Candy, good candy.
Speaker 8: Blurge on the candy. Don't just get the fun size candy,
Speaker 8: get the big bars. It's two hours out of your
Speaker 8: life for the kids. People who either sit in their homes,
Speaker 8: their dark houses and hide or leave so they don't
Speaker 8: have to hand out candy should be beaten. I don't
Speaker 8: feel strongly about much. I feel very strongly about that.
Speaker 3: Hello, buy it. I'm broadcasting God, I guess I'm I'm
Speaker 3: gonna be beaten tonight. Well, yeah, that's the thing. Are
Speaker 3: you gonna? Are you gonna?
Speaker 9: You're not giving out any candy at all. No, I
Speaker 9: give advice out. I give little pieces of paper that
Speaker 9: tell kids what they read the doorbell. They say trick
Speaker 9: or treat. I say, look, you'll be a great American
Speaker 9: one day.
Speaker 3: I take it out of here. Got a loss, go
Speaker 3: and sue your parents, is what I tell them. Get out.
Speaker 1: I hand nothing out. And by the way, I've not
Speaker 1: hit a trader in twenty years.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, probably they're afraid. Correct. They got to go
Speaker 3: through the moat, gun to the alligators and in the wine.
Speaker 1: Can't find my house anyway, right, No sidewalks, it's off
Speaker 1: the road. I have gun turrets, and I have flashing
Speaker 1: signs saying do not enter You'll be shot.
Speaker 9: Does Penny give the candy out on the porch? Zero
Speaker 9: in the bunyard? No, what about you segment, I give
Speaker 9: it give out the fun size.
Speaker 3: Don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 3: It's not fun. It's half priced. That's why you do it.
Speaker 3: Get it?
Speaker 9: From Walmart. Probably all things are tough these days. You're
Speaker 9: telling me telling this thanks to get that government shut
Speaker 9: down down. By the way, Joe, should I have tap
Speaker 9: Piraval set up a criminal defense fund. I don't know
Speaker 9: what that new tape today, the tape good, whoa. It
Speaker 9: shows that Clyde Bennet is going to be busy. Whoa,
Speaker 9: It's gonna be real busy representing Scottie Johnson, lemon Kearney.
Speaker 3: Here we go again. Lock them up. Half a council's
Speaker 3: going back to jail, Lock them up, hang them high.
Speaker 9: Who's who's still in the joint from that one group?
Speaker 9: Pg's out right, he got the pardon. Uh, the other
Speaker 9: the other ladies out and she's out.
Speaker 1: What about Pastor He's uh, he's out.
Speaker 9: He's out out. But then this group will just replace
Speaker 9: this replacement.
Speaker 1: They have a city council wing at the Federal penitentiary.
Speaker 1: And soon you're gonna have Harmon Parney. You're gonna have
Speaker 1: Scottie Johnson Victoria Parks. You're gonna have Ryl long A,
Speaker 1: Tad Pureval and maybe the city solicitor Emily smart Warner,
Speaker 1: who demanded criminal charges be falsely filed against the person
Speaker 1: because of the color of their skin.
Speaker 9: What do where? Where do they get that tape from?
Speaker 9: Can't say? Might have been Thiji.
Speaker 1: Well, revenge of the chief, Revenge, revenge chief.
Speaker 9: You want to come back, we we want to give
Speaker 9: you a couple of mill and come back.
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Speaker 3: Is that why he's the interim chief?
Speaker 1: Because he signed the false criminal charges against against Alex Stravinsky?
Speaker 1: Is that the reason we have an interim chief?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 3: The reason segment what do you say? Bengals update?
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Speaker 9: to the media about an hour ago, got his shoulder injury,
Speaker 9: says he's feeling good. The Bengals say he's questionable for
Speaker 9: Sunday against the Bears. Yes or no, but he says,
Speaker 9: I think he's going.
Speaker 1: When's the last time the Bengals were an underdog at
Speaker 1: home against the lowsy team?
Speaker 9: Do I have to tell you that there are reports
Speaker 9: that Bengals are open to trading Logan Wilson number fifty
Speaker 9: five from University of Wyoming, not the Cowboys, but they
Speaker 9: the Cowboys in Wyoming, Wyoming Cowboy. Yeah, I'm a University
Speaker 9: of Wyoming. Yeah, did Cowboys yeah, it was locally to
Speaker 9: the Cowboys. Yeah care Tom Browning went, wasn't it? And
Speaker 9: he from Wyoming? He's dead, I know, but he was
Speaker 9: from there. No, I'm looking up. I'll look it up.
Speaker 9: College football MS seventeen Cincinnati Bearcats at number twenty four
Speaker 9: Utah Tomorrow night, nine to fifteen PM here on seven
Speaker 9: hundred W.
Speaker 1: It's hard going to do the Bengals game on Sunday
Speaker 1: and time correct. What about Tony Pike? Is he's still working?
Speaker 1: They'll get there too, Yeah, he is soccer. It is Sunday,
Speaker 1: it's game two of that first round playoff series. Hell
Speaker 1: is real with FC Cincinnati now Sunday at Columbus FCC
Speaker 1: up one game to nil. Seg I want to sit
Speaker 1: here money with you. FCC clinches. Secondly Bengals win. Then
Speaker 1: we got the bye week coming up, right, and Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow is walking around with a boot free leg. There's
Speaker 1: a chance you may come back around Thanksgiving. And I'm
Speaker 1: saying at that point, there's hope.
Speaker 9: FC Cincinnati action Sunday at six on Fox Sports thirteen sixty.
Speaker 9: What about the reds now You got the let's see,
Speaker 9: you got the high school action all around the tri
Speaker 9: State tonight.
Speaker 3: What about it?
Speaker 9: Who's Who's Ohio Indiana playoffs and the Kentucky has the
Speaker 9: finishing up regular season action tonight, six o'clock, ESPN fifteen thirty,
Speaker 9: Fox Sports thirteen.
Speaker 3: Do you believe in America segment? Yes? Please continue?
Speaker 9: College basketball exhibition play last night in Lexington.
Speaker 3: Is it Georgetown College?
Speaker 9: No, Georgetown Hoya's knockoff number nine Kentucky eighty four to
Speaker 9: seventy at rupp Arena, crises, Big Blue Nation.
Speaker 3: Not happy the Pope maybe in a froct That's.
Speaker 9: A UK's first defeat in the preseason game since two
Speaker 9: thousand and two, and their first exhibition loss in eleven years.
Speaker 9: It's been twenty three years since they lost at home
Speaker 9: to Nobody College hockey. There was red red hot Miami
Speaker 9: RedHawks at six and oh are back in action tonight
Speaker 9: and tomorrow against Arizona State Baseball World World Series Game
Speaker 9: six tonight north of the Border.
Speaker 3: I think Yamamoto is gonna win tonight. Blue Jay's up
Speaker 3: three to two over the Dodgers. In the name of
Speaker 3: the General, the admiral that attacked Pearl Harbor. You know
Speaker 3: his last name? Yes? What was it?
Speaker 1: Yamamoto? Is this his grandson? I don't know, because he
Speaker 1: attacked Pearl Harbor December. Were almost killed your.
Speaker 3: And you wouldn't be here. Look what happened.
Speaker 1: All they did was awaken the sleeping and giant and
Speaker 1: fill it with a terrible resolve.
Speaker 9: They dropped what big boy on two different big boy
Speaker 9: right on top of him.
Speaker 3: They call him Dolly and mister big Boy.
Speaker 9: High School Sports Thomas Worthington got by Mount Notre Dame
Speaker 9: last night in the field hockey semi finals.
Speaker 3: One nill. I don't believe it. Let's see good luck
Speaker 3: to cove Caath.
Speaker 9: The boys play for the state soccer championship tomorrow at
Speaker 9: four Highlands. The girls play for the title tomorrow at
Speaker 9: seven seg.
Speaker 1: What if you're a city official demanding that false charges
Speaker 1: be fouled against a person because of the color of
Speaker 1: their skin.
Speaker 3: Is that a problem?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 9: Please continue, Let's see what else? Oh, you're you're talking
Speaker 9: about tonight's Yamamoto. You know tonight's Deer Park and Anna.
Speaker 9: The Anna Rockets today near Minster seven and five. The
Speaker 9: park is five and five, So Anna is seven and five.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 1: I'm taking Deer Park to beat Anna? And where do
Speaker 1: they play? The game at Anna, but Deer Park travels
Speaker 1: well Hamilton and Lakota West tonight in Ohio. Also Roger
Speaker 1: Bacon and Wyoming, Mason and Fairfield and Oak Hills and
Speaker 1: Lakota East. Now in Indiana Sectionals action, you got Lawrenceburg
Speaker 1: and Franklin County. Let's see Franklin Community up against East
Speaker 1: Central Indian Creek and Madison the home of the hydroplanes,
Speaker 1: and Mylin will take on Eastern Green. By the way segment,
Speaker 1: I have Mindy Robertson coming up from Deer Park in
Speaker 1: about an hour to break down the levee coming up
Speaker 1: and also the game with Anna to see how deer
Speaker 1: Park can beat Anna at Anna.
Speaker 9: Well, you know we also got Andy Mack coming back
Speaker 9: at two thirty. Is Mindy Robertson related to Oscar Robertson,
Speaker 9: I don't think so. Is Yamamoto pitching for the Dodgers
Speaker 9: related to Admiral Yamamoto? Go to ancestry dot com and
Speaker 9: find don't be the grandson correct I don't know. Go
Speaker 9: to ancestry dot com and ask him, and then let's
Speaker 9: see Andy at breaks it down to two thirty. Because
Speaker 9: college basketball begins in earnest Monday.
Speaker 1: And namat will breakdown Xavier. Can you name one player
Speaker 1: for Xavier? No, get me out of the students report.
Speaker 9: Also, will we say a special birthday shout out today
Speaker 9: to the one and only Dave Snyder, the ex director
Speaker 9: of vertical operations at both Riverfront Stadium and a stooge emeritus.
Speaker 3: So this guy was the director of vertical operations. Ran
Speaker 3: the elevator. He ran the elevator.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he called himself the director correct, vertical operation got
Speaker 9: to have a title in life.
Speaker 1: He ran, He ran the elevator, right, the guy? I
Speaker 1: remember how many elevator operators? Do you recall one? Dave
Speaker 1: was the only one. He made my day whenever we
Speaker 1: went there.
Speaker 3: It was fun.
Speaker 9: And Gary was at the at Great American Ballpark along
Speaker 9: with his brother. Should should state government file false charges
Speaker 9: based upon race? Something's going to happen millions and millions
Speaker 9: and possibly the imprisonment of aft have pure of all
Speaker 9: will as a taba crook?
Speaker 3: I am not a crook? What does he say?
Speaker 9: Richard Nixon said that a little while ago, so is purabile,
Speaker 9: and Fiji's a hero because she would not buckle under
Speaker 9: and commit criminal acts for the mayor segm man, get
Speaker 9: me out of the STUDI report.
Speaker 3: Will he Everybody have a hoppy Halloween.
Speaker 9: Everybody stay safe out there, watch for the little ghouls
Speaker 9: and goblins tonight as they get their candy. And who
Speaker 9: released the tape? You no, Fiji? Maybe it was the
Speaker 9: White House, hope, maybe it was Smitherman. Trump, Donald He's responsible,
Speaker 9: He's back, He's back.
Speaker 3: We leave you with the immortal words of the stud Report.
Speaker 8: Flourge on the candy. Don't just get the fun size candy,
Speaker 8: get the big bars.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I guess I'm a loser. I'll be beaten tonight because
Speaker 1: I'm giving out no candy to anybody. Coming up next
Speaker 1: to Leland vinter about autism and more a news radio
Speaker 1: seven hundred WuW all right, Billy Cunningham, the Great American.
Speaker 1: Of course, much happening nationally with the shutdown that continues
Speaker 1: over the objections of laboring unions and the airlines and
Speaker 1: so much more. And if this thing continues until Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: or after Thanksgiving and all real, all hell's going to
Speaker 1: break loose. It's almost as if the Democrats care more
Speaker 1: about destroying Donald Trump and loving the country. Also, we
Speaker 1: have the elections in Virginia New Jersey and so much
Speaker 1: more joining you and I as one of the stars
Speaker 1: of News Nation. Leland Vintage and Leland welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, Leland Vindt.
Speaker 1: I had you on about three or four weeks ago
Speaker 1: with the launch of your book Born Lucky, in which
Speaker 1: you relate to the American people that you were born
Speaker 1: autistic and did not know about it until you were
Speaker 1: like eighteen nineteen years old. The troubles, the difficult as
Speaker 1: you went through, but the Renaissance, the resurrection of Leland
Speaker 1: Vindert after that discovery, and the fact that your parents
Speaker 1: provide did you the tools to deal with a harsh world.
Speaker 1: So before we talk about the politics of the day,
Speaker 1: what's been the reaction nationally to Born Lucky? The book
Speaker 1: is doing great, but more importantly, it's doing good. Can
Speaker 1: you explain to the American people?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that's the real point here, Bill is
Speaker 4: not ow well it's doing in terms of sales, but
Speaker 4: the hundreds of emails I have gotten now from families
Speaker 4: of kids having a hard time, not just autism but
Speaker 4: ADHD anxiety. One parent whose kid had a nut allergy
Speaker 4: emailed me about this message of Born Lucky of the
Speaker 4: power of parents, the power of great parenting, and the
Speaker 4: hope that every parent had that they could make an
Speaker 4: enormous difference in their child's life. And when I was
Speaker 4: diagnosed at five or six years old, my parents were
Speaker 4: told there was not much they could do. Obviously, my
Speaker 4: dad then said, we'll see about that and work to
Speaker 4: adapt me to the world rather than the world to me.
Speaker 4: But that message is resonating right now for a good
Speaker 4: reason because nobody is saying it. Nobody is telling parents
Speaker 4: how much power they have. So Born Lucky is that message.
Speaker 4: It's available on Amazon wherever you get books, Born Lucky
Speaker 4: dot com to find it, and we're going to have
Speaker 4: some more stuff coming along of resources for parents who
Speaker 4: need this message, who need to hear what they can do.
Speaker 4: It's not a how to book, but it's a story
Speaker 4: that will give so many parents hope.
Speaker 1: When you were finally diagnosed, I guess it was a
Speaker 1: late nineteen eighties may I say, ADHD and autism wasn't
Speaker 1: a thing in the media.
Speaker 3: It was something that was hidden.
Speaker 1: Were you hit the lottery when with the power ball
Speaker 1: when it came to parents, but you were not notified,
Speaker 1: You were not told by your parents you had autism
Speaker 1: for about another ten years. Did you feel as if
Speaker 1: you were not told the truth by your parents or
Speaker 1: was that a positive? I would think if someone has
Speaker 1: a condition and you're not told about it for until
Speaker 1: you're eighteen or nineteen years old, was is that a
Speaker 1: print or failure or was that a parental assistance?
Speaker 4: It was an enormous assistance for a couple of reasons. One,
Speaker 4: it meant that I was not going to be defined
Speaker 4: by my diagnosis. My parents didn't tell me. They didn't
Speaker 4: tell school, they didn't tell therapists, they didn't tell anybody.
Speaker 4: My dad, rather than trying to make the world easy,
Speaker 4: chose the hard path and allowed the world to be hard,
Speaker 4: but then worked with me day in, day out to
Speaker 4: hold my hand through the adversity. But number two, it
Speaker 4: meant that I could never use my diagnosis as an excuse,
Speaker 4: and that's so important in my story, that I never
Speaker 4: could fall back on, oh, well, you know I'm autistic,
Speaker 4: so I can't do that, or that excuses this kind
Speaker 4: of behavior or whatever else. So those two things combined
Speaker 4: is what I really credit for being able to enjoy
Speaker 4: whatever success I have.
Speaker 3: Well, Mark vetter Di and Carol vetter mom and dad.
Speaker 3: They were the key.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, how many kids out there have some
Speaker 1: sort of disability of one type or another that don't
Speaker 1: have parents like Mark Vitdtert and Carol Vittert.
Speaker 3: What do you say? What do you say to them?
Speaker 1: Because everyone's not a superstar, everyone's not the father of
Speaker 1: the year.
Speaker 4: Well everybody's not, but they can be. You know, every
Speaker 4: father can engage, every parent can engage. And I think
Speaker 4: one of the reasons people don't is they're sort of
Speaker 4: told like not going to make that much of a difference,
Speaker 4: or let the experts handle it. And born lucky is
Speaker 4: the proof of what really great parenting can do. And
Speaker 4: you know, my dad was fortunate he was able to
Speaker 4: take a step back from his job and not, you know,
Speaker 4: not work to really focus on me. But I asked him,
Speaker 4: I said, you know, what would you have done if
Speaker 4: you had to work every day? And he said, I
Speaker 4: would have worked the night chefs because, in his words,
Speaker 4: he said, I knew your only chance was for me
Speaker 4: to be there every morning and every night, which, by
Speaker 4: the way, was true. And you're right, not every parent
Speaker 4: can you know, not every parent is my dad, but
Speaker 4: my dad writes the app the word, and every parent
Speaker 4: can lean in, every parent can be their kid's best
Speaker 4: friend and hold their hand through the adversity rather than
Speaker 4: taking it away.
Speaker 1: Your dad permitted, in a sense, you to be brutalized
Speaker 1: in school. Kids can be awful as far as and
Speaker 1: you were out of step, out of whack, you were
Speaker 1: at times reclusive, you were difficult communication skills, and you
Speaker 1: went through a living hell for ten to fifteen years.
Speaker 1: Why didn't the teachers or others intervene?
Speaker 4: Well, well, look, the teachers actually got in on it
Speaker 4: a lot of times.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 4: One of the stories in Born Lucky is the art
Speaker 4: teacher in eighth grade looking at me in front of
Speaker 4: the entire class and saying, hey, that it If my
Speaker 4: dog was as ugly as you, I'd shave its rear
Speaker 4: end and make it walk backwards. Okay, that's an art
Speaker 4: class with all the paintings around, supposed to be like
Speaker 4: a nice little art class. I wasn't going to become Picasso.
Speaker 4: So he didn't use rear end either, by the way,
Speaker 4: but that is you know that if you magine if
Speaker 4: the teachers were doing that, what the kids were doing it.
Speaker 4: But my dad realized that the world was not going
Speaker 4: to make accommodations for you later in life as well,
Speaker 4: start learning then how to live in the real world.
Speaker 4: And obviously it's helped me now. My wife, who I'm
Speaker 4: looking at right now would probably say that there's some
Speaker 4: work still needed to be done.
Speaker 3: Yes, no question, but yeah.
Speaker 4: But you know we're actually we're out in California. Bill,
Speaker 4: is you know I got up early for you and
Speaker 4: for your listeners at eight o'clock in the morning. I
Speaker 4: think that I think there are even two or three
Speaker 4: things that I can improve on.
Speaker 3: No question.
Speaker 1: But to have a teacher in front of a class
Speaker 1: say to a student with special needs, yeah, a dog's
Speaker 1: ass is better than you, I can imagine the laughing
Speaker 1: of the other students and the pointing at leader bit
Speaker 1: or it's it's unbelievable, unbelievable.
Speaker 4: But the moren lucky story is a story of hope
Speaker 4: for every parent of a kid having a hard time.
Speaker 4: And as I said, I'm just so honored by how
Speaker 4: many parents are coming along on this journey with me.
Speaker 4: A No, Bill, I thought, in this divided time, and
Speaker 4: I know we're going to get to politics because it
Speaker 4: was divided, but in this divided time. I thought there
Speaker 4: were gonna be people who are going to not like
Speaker 4: this story. But I have been on shows from yours
Speaker 4: and Steve Bannon's on the right, to Joe Scarborough and
Speaker 4: Mike Nellis on the left. Okay, it doesn't get more
Speaker 4: more divided than that, and they all have come together
Speaker 4: and said, this is a story that will change parents'
Speaker 4: lives and change kids' lives.
Speaker 1: Hope teachers and counselors can learn from it. Now it's
Speaker 1: more upfront than it was. I would assume your parents
Speaker 1: were ashamed. So many fathers are so proud of their
Speaker 1: son they live vicariously through them. But your father turned
Speaker 1: that pain into grace and as a consequence, I'm speaking
Speaker 1: to you. Let's move on to politics. You said last
Speaker 1: not on News Nation, it's time to go nuclear. I
Speaker 1: don't think literally, but figuratively. What do you mean nuclear?
Speaker 1: Because now the president wants to set off nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1: But you didn't mean that kind of nuclear.
Speaker 4: Correct, Well, there have been two things right. We've said
Speaker 4: that it was the the government shutdown was going to
Speaker 4: go nuclear, meaning that Republicans may use the nuclear option,
Speaker 4: which is to break the filibuster in the Senate and
Speaker 4: just go to fifty votes. We've been talking about that
Speaker 4: now for ten twelve days, and President Trump talked about
Speaker 4: it last night. So you know, one of the things
Speaker 4: we like to point out to our viewers and your
Speaker 4: listeners is why they watch, which is because we're normally
Speaker 4: ahead of the game of showing what's going to happen,
Speaker 4: not just what is happening. But so President Trump called
Speaker 4: for the Senate to use the nuclear option, and then
Speaker 4: also the nuclear testing that President Trump says is going
Speaker 4: to happen. I don't know, you know, it was unclear
Speaker 4: as to whether that meant actually having things go boom
Speaker 4: or just testing more weapons. So that is the that
Speaker 4: kind of is still to be determined. And I think
Speaker 4: probably the strategic ambiguity is something the President wanted and
Speaker 4: wanted to keep. But I guess the question would be,
Speaker 4: why wouldn't we be testing these weapons. Why wouldn't we
Speaker 4: be showing our adversaries of what would come upon them
Speaker 4: if they continue to bully the world and act poorly.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about I had a call last
Speaker 1: night from US senator asking me, how's this playing in
Speaker 1: the middle in the middle of the country. How's it looking,
Speaker 1: and I told him, essentially, most Americans I talk with
Speaker 1: and talk to say, you know, it's no big deal
Speaker 1: unless you're getting food stamps or Snap benefits EBT card.
Speaker 1: But he also said to me that the Democrats have
Speaker 1: told him in the Senate that there has to be
Speaker 1: an off ramp for Chuck Schumer. That Schumer cannot surrender.
Speaker 1: At this point, he can't say I was wrong, I'm
Speaker 1: sorry about that. Let's open the government. The Republicans have
Speaker 1: to give the Democrats Schumer an off ramp to make
Speaker 1: it look as if he's got a win. I mean,
Speaker 1: Schumer is saying another Democrats, look, I can't capitulate. I
Speaker 1: can't surrender. I got to win something. And so the Republicans,
Speaker 1: according to this one Republican senator and told me, we
Speaker 1: have to give Chuck Schumer a win. Are you hearing
Speaker 1: similar things?
Speaker 4: I have not heard that we have to give Schumer
Speaker 4: a win thing. And you know the flip side of
Speaker 4: that is is you don't give hostage takers a win. Now.
Speaker 4: Is it possible that there's Republicans who want to do that? Yes,
Speaker 4: I don't know. I it's very difficult to see sort
Speaker 4: of how this meanders for we know that it's going
Speaker 4: to have to we know that it's going to have
Speaker 4: to come to a head the government shutdown, and I
Speaker 4: think how it's playing in the Middleville, I'll push back
Speaker 4: on that. When you are gonna have stories every week
Speaker 4: or every day more accurately on the morning news and
Speaker 4: the evening news about food pantries running dry and parents
Speaker 4: not being able to feed their kids, that that upsets Americans,
Speaker 4: not just people who are getting the benefits, because we
Speaker 4: don't have that in America. That's why we're That's why
Speaker 4: America is great is because we take care of the
Speaker 4: neediest among us. And that's a universal thing for Republicans
Speaker 4: and for Democrats. So I don't agree that it's not
Speaker 4: affecting people. And the air traffic control stuff is, you know,
Speaker 4: frosting people, because again, you know, we as Americans, like
Speaker 4: we believe that if you work in honest day's work
Speaker 4: as an air traffic controller, you should get an honesty's pay,
Speaker 4: if not hard. So I think this is going to
Speaker 4: come to a head, and I'm wondering if the Democrats
Speaker 4: just still sort of declare victory and say and that's
Speaker 4: kind of what I've gotten not exactly from my sources,
Speaker 4: but sort of a roundabout way of them saying, look,
Speaker 4: we've we've made our point, we've made healthcare the top
Speaker 4: issue right now in discussion, and we're not going to
Speaker 4: be the ones to allow evil Republicans to hurt people,
Speaker 4: so therefore we'll vote to reopen the government. That's probably
Speaker 4: sort of what you're going to hear. And the win
Speaker 4: they just be that, you.
Speaker 3: Know, Leyland vendor.
Speaker 1: Maybe the election in New Jersey. If Cinderelli actually wins,
Speaker 1: that'll be a precipitating factor between now and then. EBT
Speaker 1: cards have to be loaded tomorrow. You maybe you've seen
Speaker 1: out of the Columbus Dispatch in Ohio that they're boarding
Speaker 1: up Dollar General stores and fear of a riot on
Speaker 1: Saturday or Sunday with literal boards going up. The city
Speaker 1: mayor got involved in Columbus, about one hundred miles from
Speaker 1: here and said, you know, that's a bad look. Take
Speaker 1: down those boards. There's a fear that Walmart. There's a
Speaker 1: story maybe on News Nation, it might have been on
Speaker 1: Newsmaxs that talked about Walmart's going to have to close
Speaker 1: some stores because of the lack of income and a fear,
Speaker 1: and maybe that's a factor, but maybe the election. I
Speaker 1: don't see this going in anything past three or four
Speaker 1: more days. Would you agree the government TSA is metastasizing
Speaker 1: the average Americans. There's two million Americans every day that's
Speaker 1: in the air, two million Americans that are saying we
Speaker 1: can't take it anymore. One can argue, and Tony Bender,
Speaker 1: my producer, does argue. Make this point that in the
Speaker 1: nineteen seventies, one in fifty Americans are on food stamps.
Speaker 1: Today it's one in eight. And we know that a
Speaker 1: good chunk of the food stamps go to legal immigrants.
Speaker 1: I've seen the listing of the countries get food stamps.
Speaker 1: In some communities, food stamps and EBT cards are like
Speaker 1: currency sold for fifty cents on the dollar. To me,
Speaker 1: that's the secondary issue. We have a great freestore food
Speaker 1: bank in Cincinnati. People come in, they get fed. I
Speaker 1: love that, But they have the government doing it means
Speaker 1: there's massive fraud going on. But I say, first of all,
Speaker 1: open up the government, load up the EBT cars.
Speaker 3: We deal with a fraud later. Do you agree?
Speaker 4: I think that's going to be where we're at. And look,
Speaker 4: I had a woman on Elizabeth Kiever from Kansas who
Speaker 4: runs a big food bank in Kansas. God bless her.
Speaker 4: The world needs and more people like her. And you
Speaker 4: know what I tell you? You know, I asked her, I said,
Speaker 4: what's it like to tell families I'm sorry, we don't
Speaker 4: have enough food for your family? What do you say?
Speaker 4: Because that's what's happening because the EBT, cars are running out,
Speaker 4: food pressures are going up. I coined the term yesterday
Speaker 4: grocery bill voters, this is a real issue, and she
Speaker 4: just the emotion melted out of her when I said that.
Speaker 4: So I think we're quickly getting to a point where
Speaker 4: reopening the government and more importantly, helping people who are
Speaker 4: really hurting right now are going to be really hurting.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine bill like people? You know the news
Speaker 4: stories in a week when there's people saying I'm not
Speaker 4: going to be able to afford Thanksgiving dinner.
Speaker 1: Right, it'll end. And I agree with the Trump So
Speaker 1: there's lots of people that shouldn't get it, but the
Speaker 1: great majority of people need it badly. And we're a
Speaker 1: great country because we're a good country, and a good
Speaker 1: country just not let its citizens go hungry. Leland Viditt.
Speaker 1: We got to run Born Lucky. Every parent with a
Speaker 1: kid with a special need out to get Born Lucky
Speaker 1: and just kind of look at what Mark did for
Speaker 1: Leland and it's the story of grace and Leland verdict.
Speaker 1: Once again, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And I'll be watching tonight. Thank you Leland.
Speaker 4: Always a pleasure.
Speaker 1: Bill, Thank you, God bless you. Let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: I know Tony Bender feels differently than I do about this.
Speaker 1: We do need reform. Those that are hungry must be fed.
Speaker 1: But EBT cards cannot be a currency. But let's open
Speaker 1: up the government and then later on fix the system.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, there's radio seven hundred.
Speaker 3: Wow. I believe Cunningham must continue.
Speaker 1: And and Leland Viddert is interesting because I did not
Speaker 1: know until about six months ago that he is autistic.
Speaker 1: And it's because of the book Born Lucky, and you
Speaker 1: can get the book read about it. But if you
Speaker 1: have a special needs child that you need help and rearing,
Speaker 1: especially ADHD or maybe autism, and that is the roadmap
Speaker 1: to how to become a functioning parent, giving you a
Speaker 1: functioning child, and teachers that treat students as if they're
Speaker 1: so weird and unusual, then he'd be called out in
Speaker 1: front of the class for ridicule that the eighth grade
Speaker 1: teacher of Leland Viddert should be expelled if she hasn't
Speaker 1: been already from the world of teaching, because that is despicable.
Speaker 3: So let's continue with more.
Speaker 1: And by the way, according to Andy Mack and many others,
Speaker 1: University of Cincinnati is a ten and a half point
Speaker 1: underdog at Utah, the home of the Mormons. And also
Speaker 1: the Bengals are a two and a half point dog
Speaker 1: at home against the Bears, and so one cannot imagine
Speaker 1: that Joe Flacco is going to put up much of that.
Speaker 1: I would hope that Zach Shula would have that as
Speaker 1: a bulletin board material, that the Chicago Bears, who stink
Speaker 1: just got manhandled by the Ravens, are going to be
Speaker 1: a favorite against our beloved Bengals in pay Horse Stadium.
Speaker 1: Even segment's upset about that. Let's continue with more also
Speaker 1: coming up later as Mindy Robertson of Deer Park Community
Speaker 1: Schools that Mac cares deeply about about the bond Levy
Speaker 1: coming up on Tuesday. Mindy Oscar Robertson will be here
Speaker 1: in about fifteen or twenty minutes. But until then, News
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Speaker 9: the twenty fourth Rated UTAH.
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Speaker 10: Deer Park Community schools.
Speaker 9: Will he everybody have a Happy, halloween stay safe out
Speaker 9: there and have a good. Weekend we leave you with
Speaker 9: the immortal words of The Stood.
Speaker 7: Report if you're not home On halloween nights to give kids,
Speaker 7: candy you should have some to come to your house
Speaker 7: and beat the hell out of. You sit at home
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Speaker 1: Advice on news radio seven HUNDRED Wlw Bright billy Cunning Indigrant.
Speaker 1: American there are many levees on the ballot For. Tuesday
Speaker 1: there's some school levees that are critically, needed and some
Speaker 1: other institutions are seeking additional. Funding On monday Or, tuesday
Speaker 1: we're going to have on many of the candidates and
Speaker 1: also The secretary Of State Frank. Larrose but until, Then
Speaker 1: Mandy Robertson Mendy robertson is the superintendent assistant superintendent of
Speaker 1: schools In Deer Park Community, schools WHICH i love so,
Speaker 1: dearly and they have a levy up On, tuesday which
Speaker 1: is critical for passage And Mendy robertson. WELCOME i think
Speaker 1: for the first time The Bill cunningham show as the assistant,
Speaker 1: superintendent tell The american people what is on the. Ballot then,
Speaker 1: secondly why is it? Needed but first of, all what's
Speaker 1: on the.
Speaker 4: Ballot that's.
Speaker 11: Great thank you so much for having. Me as you,
Speaker 11: know you've been very intimately involved In Deer Park, schools
Speaker 11: especially the last ten, years and the great things that
Speaker 11: we're doing with our. Schools the last ten, years we
Speaker 11: were able to save about four million dollars just from
Speaker 11: grants and private funding of our turf. Field we have
Speaker 11: a private donor that's been paying for our students to
Speaker 11: have drivers'. Education we've had over three million dollars brought
Speaker 11: in in the last four or five years from, grants
Speaker 11: one in particular with Our Career Tech Education equipment grant
Speaker 11: that allowed us to redo and renovate our advanced manufacturing
Speaker 11: classroom to get our students work. Ready we've had some
Speaker 11: high dosage tutoring, Grants art and humanities, grants and some
Speaker 11: other academic.
Speaker 2: Grants but to.
Speaker 11: Explain the funding, piece sixty five percent of our local
Speaker 11: taxes go to school.
Speaker 2: Districts the last.
Speaker 11: Five, years neither the state nor the federal government has
Speaker 11: increased funding for, schools and actually it's starting to. Decrease
Speaker 11: federal government is starting to cut some title funds that
Speaker 11: support various groups of our, students like our special needs,
Speaker 11: Students english language, Students so we're heavily reliant on the local. Taxpayer,
Speaker 11: unfortunately on the levee that we're.
Speaker 4: Asked go, ahead go, ahead, please the levee.
Speaker 11: That we're asking for would cost our local taxpayer about
Speaker 11: twenty dollars and thirteen cents a, month or about sixty
Speaker 11: seven cents a, day.
Speaker 3: Dollars a, month twenty dollars a. Month that's.
Speaker 11: It that is it to create an investment in our.
Speaker 1: Students, yeah and another important part is the value of
Speaker 1: us homes In Dylan Vale Sycamore township in Deer, park
Speaker 1: the city thereof has skyrocketed the past three to five,
Speaker 1: years partially because of the value of Deer park.
Speaker 3: Schools.
Speaker 11: Correct, absolutely people want to move to a school district
Speaker 11: that is high, performing and we are just continue to
Speaker 11: rise and.
Speaker 1: Grow one other issue is that difficult days were coming
Speaker 1: because it's obvious The feds in the state aren't going to,
Speaker 1: help and so a home school grade school was sold
Speaker 1: and for great. Profits so this thing has been managed
Speaker 1: to pass three to five years in a frugal. Fashion and,
Speaker 1: secondly Deer park faithful have stepped up to handle many
Speaker 1: of the other, expenses but at some, point the amount
Speaker 1: of money's involved, here the taxpayer's got to do. It
Speaker 1: what value do you have living In Deer Park community
Speaker 1: schools that may not be president in other school.
Speaker 11: Districts, well we're asking you to invest in our community
Speaker 11: who invest in your.
Speaker 2: Children if you don't.
Speaker 11: Have children in the school, district we're asking you to
Speaker 11: pay it forward for your, community because only positive things
Speaker 11: will come from a community that supports their. Schools some
Speaker 11: of the things that we've been able to provide to
Speaker 11: our students are opportunities for. Internships industry recognize credentials which
Speaker 11: are truly recognized by, businesses and they're able to obtain
Speaker 11: these while in. School we're actually creating some revenue from
Speaker 11: having students complete those. Credentials so we're trying to find
Speaker 11: some creative ways to continue to support our. Funding and
Speaker 11: then we have a lot of opportunity for student employment
Speaker 11: while they're in. School we have a strong business partnerships
Speaker 11: with companies Like Cincinnati Air, CONDITIONING Tp, Mechanical Mercy, health
Speaker 11: and this Is Deer park's response to the employment crisis
Speaker 11: on the horizon for the state Of ohio and we
Speaker 11: want to make sure that our students are future ready
Speaker 11: for that competitive.
Speaker 1: Employment and many roberts AND i attended about six months
Speaker 1: ago a great event at the High school In Deer
Speaker 1: park where you had secured a grant through The Wine
Speaker 1: administration that are teaching kids specific skills necessary in order
Speaker 1: to function in a world of the future without going
Speaker 1: to college and taking on those additional. Expenses middle class
Speaker 1: kids doing middle class. Jobs and You Mini robertson and
Speaker 1: also are Superintendent Jim stall has been critical and getting
Speaker 1: that money in so this isn't.
Speaker 3: All this is all hands on deck Come.
Speaker 11: Tuesday, correct, absolutely and we've been very fiscally responsible with
Speaker 11: the finances that we. Obtained we won The auditor of
Speaker 11: The state award for five years consecutively and potentially previous
Speaker 11: to that as.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: Well if you're a young, family if you're a man
Speaker 1: or a woman wanting to get it value and wanting
Speaker 1: to get into a great walkable community with good, schools
Speaker 1: It's Deer, Park Miny. Robertson is there a WEBSITE i
Speaker 1: can send people.
Speaker 11: To, Yes Our Deer Park schools has a Website deerparkschools dot.
Speaker 11: Org if you want to see more about our.
Speaker 1: Schools now's the, time and now's the outer step. Forward
Speaker 1: two thirds of the funding comes from the local property.
Speaker 1: Tax many have stepped forward to assist in other, ways
Speaker 1: but it's required now that the taxpayer step. Up Many
Speaker 1: robertson give my best to all the wildcats In Deer.
Speaker 1: Park and May god bless, You god Bless Chris, euster
Speaker 1: And god bless The american. People thank you very, much
Speaker 1: thank you very, much thank. You i'm, many thank you.
Speaker 1: All let's continue with more news coming. Up you're home
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