Speaker 1: All right, now, Billy Cunningham, the Great America, Welcome to
Speaker 1: father a rainy Tuesday afternoon at the Tri State, getting
Speaker 1: ready for Thanksgiving and so much more. But until then,
Speaker 1: of course, what happened at the Privy the Privy Bar
Speaker 1: continues to percolate throughout the Tri State. That is an
Speaker 1: Elm Street on the more or less the north end
Speaker 1: of Elm Street, OTR. And it was a lead story
Speaker 1: last night on All the News, which is seven people
Speaker 1: have been shot, seven this month so far, a few
Speaker 1: days remain at the Privy Bar. And Scott Sloan had
Speaker 1: on Michael, a developer from OTR, about three weeks ago.
Speaker 1: I had Michael on about two weeks ago. He's back
Speaker 1: again because he lives Breeze and invest in OTR. He's
Speaker 1: a big time developer with apartments and condos, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And Michael, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: first of all, describe what happened the other night when
Speaker 1: three more people got shot outside the Privy Bar, which
Speaker 1: is across the tree from your home and from your businesses.
Speaker 2: Tell the American people what happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I've been coordinating with one of the detectives.
Speaker 3: We have video of everything. It appears that around one
Speaker 3: in the morning, three black mails lead Privy. They walk
Speaker 3: north one block to their black Dodge Charger that has
Speaker 3: parked directly across the street from kind of where I live,
Speaker 3: and they drive one block north on Elm Street. They
Speaker 3: do a U turn of mcmickon, come back the wrong
Speaker 3: way down Elm Street, speeding, and then they do a
Speaker 3: drive by shooting pretty much directly in front of Privy, and.
Speaker 1: They hit three people. And I guess the three. And
Speaker 1: I've been on Elm Street many times. It goes from
Speaker 1: it goes north on Elm Street. In other words, you
Speaker 1: go one direction on and so this car had the
Speaker 1: wherewithal to stop, turn around and come back the wrong
Speaker 1: way to do a drive by in front of the
Speaker 1: Privy bar.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's normal people drive northbound, but people that
Speaker 3: are doing drive by shootings outside Privy they drive southbound. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I mean, it's this is so so far gone at
Speaker 3: this point, Bill, I've been on I've been on every
Speaker 3: major news channel in the last twenty four hours. I'm
Speaker 3: actually just leaving a meeting right now. Our whole entire
Speaker 3: neighborhood is meeting we just met with. I mean, besides
Speaker 3: the I guess the so it's all the highest UPCPD
Speaker 3: officers we just met with actually had to leave the
Speaker 3: meeting early to come to this call.
Speaker 4: I guess.
Speaker 3: I just have so many questions for them. You know. Actually,
Speaker 3: just past Friday, I met with you know, I don't
Speaker 3: want to name them individually out of respect for them
Speaker 3: and give them opportunity to do their job. But one
Speaker 3: of the highest leading city officials that assured us that
Speaker 3: a plan was in place to close Privy. But I
Speaker 3: told him, you know, I feel like Notre damis. I
Speaker 3: told him in the meeting. I told him in the meeting,
Speaker 3: you know, Friday morning, I said, hey, like, somebody's going
Speaker 3: to die. Even one day is too much. And Saturday night,
Speaker 3: three more people got shot twenty four hours later. It
Speaker 3: is so far gone at this point that there is
Speaker 3: really no solution with Privy. This isn't Hey they have
Speaker 3: to hire private detail, and hey, we have to train
Speaker 3: staff not to overserve people. It's there's one solution, and
Speaker 3: it's just the city has to close Privy.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 1: The idea of a civil nuisance is available, which is
Speaker 1: the court system can determine to be a civil nuisance
Speaker 1: and shut it down by court order, or the city
Speaker 1: can start the process of getting rid of the liquor license.
Speaker 1: Are those the two areas that you're investigating.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's the city official told us that there's
Speaker 3: multiple avenues for them to shut this location down, and
Speaker 3: the revocation of their liquor license was one of them
Speaker 3: that they discussed. You know, for me, I guess my
Speaker 3: question is is how is Privy not already labeled a
Speaker 3: public news you know what I'm saying, like, what what
Speaker 3: do they have to do? You know, after seven people
Speaker 3: shot in twenty one days, is that not enough? You know,
Speaker 3: we're not talking people loitering outside. We're talking this is
Speaker 3: a full blown safety issue for our community. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: it's it's this is the most insane thing I've been
Speaker 3: a part of since I've been over the Rhine. It's
Speaker 3: so far out of control. And but yeah, I mean
Speaker 3: you should see this. I actually I think I sent
Speaker 3: it to you.
Speaker 1: I have any once, but I'm looking at it.
Speaker 3: It's insane. Like it's one thing to hear the story,
Speaker 3: but it's another thing to see these guys walk to
Speaker 3: their car, drive north down to do a U turn,
Speaker 3: drive the wrong way down the street, you know, and
Speaker 3: then you know, just do a drive by. So we're
Speaker 3: we're all in fear, honestly. I mean, I'm doing a
Speaker 3: lot of these interviews anonymously or as anonymously as I can.
Speaker 3: I want to continue to apply pressure on the city.
Speaker 3: But I'll be honest. I I I'm fearful of the owner.
Speaker 3: You know, I can't share too many details, but you know,
Speaker 3: the meeting with the city official and made a he
Speaker 3: was insinuating that the owner of Privy is under investigation
Speaker 3: for other crime as well, some of which is violent crime.
Speaker 3: And I just I'm just confused why we are letting
Speaker 3: people like this, you know, own and operate liquor license
Speaker 3: businesses in our city. You know, a liquor license should
Speaker 3: be a privilege, right it is.
Speaker 1: And I watched an interview briefly, it might have been
Speaker 1: Channel nine. A reporter had the owner of Privy in
Speaker 1: the doorway a brief conversation. I think he said, look,
Speaker 1: I'm not responsible for this. This didn't happen inside Privy
Speaker 1: because we have guards out in front. We frisk people
Speaker 1: that come in. Our guards have weapons on them. Our
Speaker 1: guards have kevlar our guards look like ninja turtles standing
Speaker 1: out in front. We make sure it doesn't happen. He said,
Speaker 1: what happens outside is not my business. So how would
Speaker 1: you respond to that's the.
Speaker 3: Whole that's the whole problem. So he thinks that it
Speaker 3: he guards twenty square square feet in front of his bar,
Speaker 3: So that's his only responsibility, and that is insane. Okay,
Speaker 3: if you're going to attract if your if your bar
Speaker 3: is a beacon of light for thugs all over the city. Okay,
Speaker 3: these these thugs don't teleport to your front door, right,
Speaker 3: they park all over our block. And then when we
Speaker 3: got the call, I will send you. Uh what my
Speaker 3: house outside my house looks like on Thursday night. Thursday night,
Speaker 3: I called the police three times. There was a full
Speaker 3: blown block party outside my house. Everybody's drinking, smoking, they're twerking,
Speaker 3: making tiktoks.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: It's insane. But yeah, that's that's the whole point exactly.
Speaker 3: He thinks that if he be yeah, he thinks to
Speaker 3: be guards this front door, that's that's his only responsibility.
Speaker 3: But that is that's not the case. If you're going
Speaker 3: to attract them to the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, look, let's stay on the TikTok party. So
Speaker 1: this happens in many urban areas. I look at Chicago
Speaker 1: and social there were hundreds of kids showing up at
Speaker 1: the Loop. I think eight were shot, one was killed.
Speaker 1: Police officers were wounded, stores were looted in downtown Chicago
Speaker 1: using social media and so so if there's a group
Speaker 1: of young folks who want to get together and truque
Speaker 1: and smoke and use drugs and get drunk on social media,
Speaker 1: say let's meet up in front of the Privy, We'll
Speaker 1: shut down Elm Street for a while and let's get
Speaker 1: it on.
Speaker 2: Is that what you're talking about?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's really what's happening is that before
Speaker 3: they come down to Privy, so I say they're going
Speaker 3: to get there at one thirty, which is this is
Speaker 3: a late crowd. Okay, I've noticed that they come very late.
Speaker 3: So what they'll do is they all have to kuie
Speaker 3: a bottles and they all out their blunts rolled and
Speaker 3: they come down and before they go into Privy for
Speaker 3: the next twenty to thirty minutes, they just open their
Speaker 3: car doors, turn on their stereos Blair music, and then
Speaker 3: they just party on the sidewalk, then they go into Privy,
Speaker 3: and then after they leave Privy, they party on the
Speaker 3: sidewalk again with their bottles and their blunts that are
Speaker 3: in their car. I'll send you I'll send you foot
Speaker 3: you can put this out, yeah, every night and then yeah,
Speaker 3: that loitering is what is escalating, you know. And I'll
Speaker 3: send you footage from this past Thursday, so you can
Speaker 3: kind of show the public what it looks like Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Speaker 3: and Sunday on the sidewalk within blocks of Privy. But
Speaker 3: it's it's it's completely completely insane, completely out of control,
Speaker 3: and it's completely unsafe for anyone to live. My bedroom
Speaker 3: is ten feet from this and and uh, you know,
Speaker 3: drive by Like if one of my neighbors, one of
Speaker 3: my innocent neighbors, gets killed, that's going to be devastatingly
Speaker 3: embarrassed for the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: But the police have got to know.
Speaker 1: When you're patrol ot, you've got to know exactly what's
Speaker 1: going on.
Speaker 2: Why don't they stop it?
Speaker 3: That's the whole point, you know. So I'm looking at
Speaker 3: some of these notes I have from this meeting we
Speaker 3: just had with the police and My question is is, hey,
Speaker 3: why is this place not already declared a nuisance?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 3: Why why are we even having this conversation at this point?
Speaker 3: And then b you know, I don't know. It's it's like, well,
Speaker 3: you got to see they've got a h they've got
Speaker 3: a press release or not a press release, Privy put
Speaker 3: out a on the twenty ninth, they have a blackout party.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean it's if they are able now,
Speaker 3: they're able to operate.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, now we're going to have a party the
Speaker 1: twenty ninth. Yeah, we're gonna what was that Saturday? We're
Speaker 1: gonna Now we're gonna let the hair. Now we're gonna
Speaker 1: party right down the twenty ninth. It's a blackout.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll send you. I'll send you this flyer as well.
Speaker 3: I don't I don't know if anybody from the city
Speaker 3: of Cincinnati is listening. The person that I met with
Speaker 3: this past Friday, this is an elected official that is
Speaker 3: extremely high in the city of Cincinnati. I will bet
Speaker 3: them one thousand dollars that if they let them have
Speaker 3: this blackout party on the twenty ninth, I will bet
Speaker 3: them a thousand dollars if someone gets shot I'll shake
Speaker 3: their hand and I'll bet them. It's like, I'm not know.
Speaker 3: Tradamis like, we know it's going to happen, and I
Speaker 3: just it's for the life of me. With intelligent people
Speaker 3: operating the city, with police forces and judges and attorneys
Speaker 3: that work for the city, how is this still even
Speaker 3: an option.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk for a second about the attitude of individuals,
Speaker 1: the freedom with which they operate. That in this climate
Speaker 1: where the city allegedly is really cracking down on this stuff,
Speaker 1: that they feel they're entitled to come out of the
Speaker 1: Privy Bar smoked up and drunk. I would imagine something
Speaker 1: happened inside the Privy They wanted to send a message.
Speaker 1: God knows what that is. They walk to their car,
Speaker 1: go up Elm Street the right way, turn around. They're
Speaker 1: so privileged they can drive the wrong way on Elm
Speaker 1: Street and let go a couple dozen shots and shoot
Speaker 1: the Privy outside. They feel entitled, and no one's been
Speaker 1: arrested yet for this. Three people are wounded. They made
Speaker 1: their way to University Hospital. Fortunately none of them are dead.
Speaker 1: They must have intended something happened at the Privy Bar inside,
Speaker 1: maybe with the ninja warriors out in front. They wanted
Speaker 1: to send a message who we are, they feel and
Speaker 1: on video they feel as if I can do what
Speaker 1: I want to do because nothing's gonna happen to me.
Speaker 2: And that attitude is disgusting. Is that what's going on.
Speaker 1: Nothing's gonna Nobody can attack me, no one can arrest me.
Speaker 2: I'm a warrior. I'm a warrior. Nobody can is gonna
Speaker 2: I'll do what I want to do.
Speaker 4: Is that the.
Speaker 3: Attitude, Yeah, Privy caters to the most dangerous crowd in
Speaker 3: the city. Okay, Like when you're in over there Iron
Speaker 3: and you walk past a homeless person, that person is
Speaker 3: not who I fear right the privy they are. They're young,
Speaker 3: they're urban, they have money to buy weapons. They they're
Speaker 3: short tempered. Like Privy is the perfect storm for violence,
Speaker 3: and that is what we're seeing here. But yeah, the
Speaker 3: privilege to think if you just share it words, you
Speaker 3: go out to your car, do a U turn, drive
Speaker 3: the wrong way down the street, and do a drive
Speaker 3: by shooting. I mean, that's full blown insane behavior. And
Speaker 3: but I mean, I don't know. I woke up after
Speaker 3: I saw the news, after I met with the city
Speaker 3: official the day before and I just kind of like smiled.
Speaker 3: I was just not because I was happy, but I
Speaker 3: was just like I literally just told them, I told
Speaker 3: them yesterday morning that this was going to happen again,
Speaker 3: and and you know the next day there's another mass shooting.
Speaker 3: And then like we're still having the conversation as if
Speaker 3: like they still need to do more. It sounds like
Speaker 3: it sounds like their ownership hired an attorney, Will Willie.
Speaker 3: It sounds like they hired a guy in town that
Speaker 3: he's a liquor license guy, and they're going to fight
Speaker 3: this and and it's it's a total mess.
Speaker 1: If it's a liquor license file, it will take months
Speaker 1: for that to be pulled. And then if it's a
Speaker 1: civil nuisance, if you have the right judge in common
Speaker 1: Police Court, and god knows we don't have too many
Speaker 1: right judges yet, they could walk in this afternoon with
Speaker 1: a t r O to shut it down, and the
Speaker 1: judge this afternoon could shut it down. Now they know
Speaker 1: who the judges are in Hamilton County, and they're not
Speaker 1: going to shut it down. Not not not that that's
Speaker 1: my judges.
Speaker 3: That's my whole question, not to not to butt in,
Speaker 3: but My whole question is Cheryl Long was kind of
Speaker 3: suggesting that, Uh, somebody in city Council needs to propose
Speaker 3: a legislation so that they can have this legislation on
Speaker 3: the books to step in and and temporarily close a
Speaker 3: location that is a nuisance to the neighborhood. I'm just
Speaker 3: in here thinking, how is this not already? How does
Speaker 3: this not already exist?
Speaker 2: What is If this isn't a nuisance? What is a nuisance?
Speaker 2: What else do they have to do?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 2: What's the next thing?
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, I know that they could go into court.
Speaker 1: If you had to judge Ruleman, if you had to
Speaker 1: judge Needle and you present this on an emergency basis
Speaker 1: at tro it would be shut down at three o'clock today,
Speaker 1: and that's it. Then you get into the court system,
Speaker 1: it may take months. Then you got the preliminary in junction,
Speaker 1: then you got the permanent junction. And if you go
Speaker 1: through legislation or go through the liquor license if they
Speaker 1: started four months ago, yes, but you can't start now.
Speaker 1: We get the blackout party happening on Saturday, and you
Speaker 1: better have the National Guard called out. What's it like
Speaker 1: sleeping in your home at one thirty two o'clock. What's
Speaker 1: it like? Do you sleep behind bricks? How do you sleep?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I mean it's uncomfortable. I mean, and again, I've been
Speaker 3: down here fifteen years, okay, and I've been sleeping in
Speaker 3: this bedroom for fifteen years, and this is the most
Speaker 3: untape I've ever felt. Right Like, I always was aware
Speaker 3: of where I lived, Okay, I'm aware that I live
Speaker 3: in a generationally you know, violent or crime. But one neighbor,
Speaker 3: one neighbor privy has changed blocks of over the rhine forever,
Speaker 3: you know. And that's why this is embarrassing. Like I
Speaker 3: homostly feel bad with the city official I met with
Speaker 3: the other day. It's embarrassing for them. This one location
Speaker 3: continues to embarrass them every single weekend, you know. And
Speaker 3: I don't know the legal stuff that has to take
Speaker 3: place behind closed doors, but you know, I woke up
Speaker 3: and I honestly felt bad for them the following morning because,
Speaker 3: like man, again, this location embarrasses them every single weekend.
Speaker 3: But the problem for me, and the problem for all
Speaker 3: our neighbors, and the problem for everybody that has money
Speaker 3: invests in this neighborhood is this one location continues to
Speaker 3: fuel the story that over the Rhine is unsafe and
Speaker 3: that you know you can't go down there. You can't
Speaker 3: buy homes down there, you can't put apartments down there,
Speaker 3: and it's one location is you know, jeopardizing millions and
Speaker 3: millions of my dollars that I haven't play in the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: All right, we gotta run, Michael, and uh, I feel
Speaker 1: for you. I think something's going to happen at some point,
Speaker 1: but there'll be another mass shooting, There'll be mass mayhem.
Speaker 1: The three people that did this can't be located. The
Speaker 1: police do the best they can, the judges don't do
Speaker 1: their job, the city doesn't do its job, civilly, and
Speaker 1: away we go, Michael. Let's keep the lines of communication
Speaker 1: open and maybe on the twenty ninth, during the blockout,
Speaker 1: you might find yourself in vers Sales, Indiana somewhere. Get
Speaker 1: the hell out of Dodge if they don't shut it down. Michael,
Speaker 1: we got to run, but thank you, thank you for
Speaker 1: coming out on this.
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 3: Please, yeah, I'll send I'll see you that video of
Speaker 3: what it looks like on the sidewalks. And then the
Speaker 3: other question is is you don't want to meet me
Speaker 3: there on the twenty ninth for the blackout.
Speaker 1: WILLI no, Michael, thank you very much. No, no, I'm
Speaker 1: not I'm not coming. No, no, thank you, thank you, No,
Speaker 1: I'll anybody, thank you.
Speaker 2: For thinking well. Well.
Speaker 1: Cincinnati meets Chicago. Bill Cunningham seven hundred WW by Billy Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the Great American, and may you and yours have a
Speaker 1: glorious Thanksgiving coming up. But the reality of what's happening
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati is now visited upon us, all of us,
Speaker 1: by the failure of city officials to maintain law and order.
Speaker 1: The first order of government is to protect innocent citizens,
Speaker 1: would you agree?
Speaker 2: Number one?
Speaker 1: Even more important than fixing the potholes or cleaning up
Speaker 1: the streets after a bad snow, which city government doesn't
Speaker 1: do that anyway. But what's happening with the Privy is
Speaker 1: typical of what's happening in many parts of urban America,
Speaker 1: not just Cincinnati. Were about five or ten years behind
Speaker 1: Chicago or Charlotte, or New York or Los Angeles. But
Speaker 1: I'm not so shure we're five to ten years behind.
Speaker 1: We might be there right now. And the problem is
Speaker 1: the police department has been castraighted. The chief of Police
Speaker 1: has been fired and regular law and order is not
Speaker 1: being maintained. And whether I can have on Jeff Birding
Speaker 1: or John Barrett, or Brittany Ruby or everyone to put on,
Speaker 1: they all sing out of the same book, and that
Speaker 1: is that this is kind of different and new in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: It's not the way it's been until about four or
Speaker 1: five years ago. And it should not be political. Would
Speaker 1: you agree that Democrats. I've had Democrats on with me
Speaker 1: all the time over the last forty three years, and
Speaker 1: the Democrats felt the same about law and order as Republicans,
Speaker 1: until this suave of Marxism and progressivism has washed the
Speaker 1: shores on top of the Democratic Party that controls politics
Speaker 1: in every major American city outside in Miami, Florida. Take Miami,
Speaker 1: Florida out of the mix. The top fifteen cities in
Speaker 1: America all controlled by left wing radical Democrats who believe
Speaker 1: in restorative justice, do not believe in law and order,
Speaker 1: do not believe in tough sentencing, does don't believe in
Speaker 1: regular sentencing, and do not believe the police should be
Speaker 1: fully funded. And Cincinnati has been known now for years
Speaker 1: coppers need at least two hundred more, especially younger men
Speaker 1: and women that want to grapple and run down streets
Speaker 1: and things of the character. Be active, and they're and
Speaker 1: they're policing. There's a message sent to CPD that I'm okay,
Speaker 1: You're okay. Don't get involved in something, don't chase someone
Speaker 1: down an alley, and don't get a pick up a
Speaker 1: handful of warrants at the start of a shift and
Speaker 1: go find some of these knuckleheads. That doesn't happen anymore.
Speaker 1: Get in your car, wait for a nine to one
Speaker 1: one call and then respond to it. And do not
Speaker 1: be aggressive. Do not go hands on with anybody. God knows.
Speaker 1: Don't pull somebody over for speeding or reckless operation something
Speaker 1: like that, because you may find out you have to
Speaker 1: arrest that person and may not get out of the car.
Speaker 1: It's going to be hands on. Don't want to do that.
Speaker 1: So we fire the police chief. We fire the police
Speaker 1: The police and fire chief are both gone. Two assistant
Speaker 1: chiefs is gone. So we pay millions of dollars in settlements,
Speaker 1: and then the city continues on as if it's no
Speaker 1: problem whatsoever. What happened to Patrick Herringer several months back,
Speaker 1: because AE and Mordecai Black is instructive indicative of what
Speaker 1: law enforcement is like in Cincinnati. It's hard to get arrested.
Speaker 1: And if you are arrested and get in front of
Speaker 1: one of the sixty percent of the judges in amNY
Speaker 1: County that are liberal progressives who believe in restorative justice,
Speaker 1: not much is going to happen to you. Imagine the
Speaker 1: mentality of these gang bangers at the Privy who come
Speaker 1: out of the Privy. There was something happened inside the
Speaker 1: Privy bar of one type or another, some dispute, and
Speaker 1: come out, walk down the street, get in your black
Speaker 1: Dodge Charter charger, go the correct way on m Street,
Speaker 1: which is south and north, and then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: turned back around, go the wrong way in a one
Speaker 1: way and spray bullets into at the privy outside the bar,
Speaker 1: and then speed off as three people are wounded. Seven
Speaker 1: people have been shot in front of this bar and
Speaker 1: so far this month. And then wait till Saturday night
Speaker 1: rolls around. It's a blackout. I'm not sure what that means,
Speaker 1: but it doesn't sound good for OTR. Give you an example.
Speaker 1: I don't know if this is the case, but you
Speaker 1: know what's been reported in the media. One of the
Speaker 1: best restaurants in OTR is peppin Dolores. I've eaten there
Speaker 1: many times. I love the pasta bolonaise. But do I
Speaker 1: go there at night? Absolutely not. In fact, during the
Speaker 1: daytime five six o'clock in the evening, it looks sometimes
Speaker 1: like you're an Indian territory. You look around, you see
Speaker 1: drug dealing, open air and marijuana use. So you have
Speaker 1: to pay someone to watch your car. That doesn't incentivize
Speaker 1: someone to leave Kenwood, or leave Covington, or leave Hamilton.
Speaker 1: Let's go down to OTR and have dinner, come in,
Speaker 1: you get out. I can only imagine how bad it
Speaker 1: would be there at except for TQL Stadium FC. What
Speaker 1: they've done is marvelous. Now Carl Linders putting in another
Speaker 1: half a billion dollars into apartments and an event center
Speaker 1: and a hotel, half a billion dollars right on the
Speaker 1: edge of complete mayhem.
Speaker 2: And what's happened here?
Speaker 1: The race card is being played by the owners of
Speaker 1: Privy of a friend of mine from the Chamber of
Speaker 1: Commerce who says the following, He sent me this text
Speaker 1: at twelve twenty six pm.
Speaker 2: What about eighteen minutes ago?
Speaker 1: I see the head of the African American Chamber of
Speaker 1: Commerce defending Privy in the news. He said, the Chamber
Speaker 1: has done events there. The African American Chamber has done
Speaker 1: events of the Privy. The owner can't be responsible for
Speaker 1: outside bar what happens outside the bar, he said. We
Speaker 1: all need to work together as the community to fix
Speaker 1: the problem. That sums it up the owners. The three
Speaker 1: owners of the Privy are African American. One of them
Speaker 1: was interviewed by I think a Channel nine reporter in
Speaker 1: the doorway. What do you say to these and he said,
Speaker 1: look inside the bar, I have security, they have weapons.
Speaker 1: They have kevlar to make sure no one's coming in
Speaker 1: with guns. Well, that's wonderful. And then when they leave
Speaker 1: on the sidewalk, then all hell breaks loose. That is
Speaker 1: the definition of a nuisance. You can't do that. The
Speaker 1: bar before that, according to Michael, just had them on,
Speaker 1: was a so called gay bar that was peaceful and calmon.
Speaker 2: Life is good.
Speaker 1: It turns over to a gang banging, black thug bar
Speaker 1: and guess what people are shot. You would think the
Speaker 1: African American Chamber of Commerce would say, you know what,
Speaker 1: this isn't working.
Speaker 2: We need to make a change.
Speaker 1: This isn't working in the black community because Black Americans
Speaker 1: are shot by African Americans much more often than any
Speaker 1: other race. The black community is affected by the few
Speaker 1: among it which are causing major mayhem. The great majority
Speaker 1: of black kids and young folks have nothing to do
Speaker 1: with the crime. But the face of crime in Cincinnati
Speaker 1: is a black face. Just look at the picture. For
Speaker 1: cultural and social reasons, it's going that's the way. It
Speaker 1: is also the lack of family formation. But until that changes,
Speaker 1: the police have got to be able to do their
Speaker 1: jobs and arrest the wrongdoers, and the judges in Hamilton
Speaker 1: County must lock them up, especially in juvenile court. You
Speaker 1: must lock them up and send a message. If you're
Speaker 1: thirteen and fourteen years old using guns, raping people, shooting people,
Speaker 1: your life expectancy is going to be somewhat short. And
Speaker 1: the African American Chamber of Commerce should be the first
Speaker 1: group to say, if you're an African American and you're
Speaker 1: conducting business in Cincinnati, it must be done in an illegal,
Speaker 1: ethical way in which people are not getting shot. Imagine
Speaker 1: you owning a business and in the last three weeks,
Speaker 1: seven people have been shot outside your business because they're
Speaker 1: patrons to your business. I don't know about you, but
Speaker 1: if I have to walk into a facility in which
Speaker 1: there are armed guards, they look like ninja warriors with
Speaker 1: kevl are out in front frisking me. I'm not going
Speaker 1: inside the business. You might get shot, you might be murdered,
Speaker 1: you might be killed, you might be beaten.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna do that.
Speaker 1: But there's an element in our society that considers that
Speaker 1: risk part of the game makes him feel better. So
Speaker 1: here sits Patrick Herringer operating a business, a gym, with
Speaker 1: his lovely wife Sarah, doing nothing wrong, doing everything right,
Speaker 1: and Mordecai Black is let go, having spent many many
Speaker 1: years in prison. He comes out more of an animal
Speaker 1: than he went in. He's got, of course, the ankle monitor,
Speaker 1: on which is worthless. He cuts it off quickly. The
Speaker 1: police run into him a couple times before he murders
Speaker 1: Patrick Herringer and don't arrest him. And he now he
Speaker 1: bought He's bought the farm. Maybe this Tom will be
Speaker 1: locked up for a long time, but I kind of
Speaker 1: doubt it. Same thing in Charlotte, North Carolina. Violent crime
Speaker 1: in Charlotte, North Carolina ignotted a political firestorm because the
Speaker 1: Trumpster's sending some of the some of the National Guard,
Speaker 1: and crime is way down. The mayor there is the
Speaker 1: complete Puts, a complete fool, and she doesn't She sees
Speaker 1: no evil, speaks no evil.
Speaker 2: And hears no evil. She thinks things are good and.
Speaker 1: It's now the Republicans and Charlotte Charlotte, North Carolina are
Speaker 1: African Americans. They're cut in the same way as Chris Smitherman.
Speaker 1: They're saying, when are you gonna when are you in
Speaker 1: charge of the city, gonna do your damn job and
Speaker 1: tell the police to get rid of the few hundred
Speaker 1: people committing crime, and the Putts, the mayor there, refuses
Speaker 1: to do it. She's been there for like fifteen or
Speaker 1: twenty years, and she's kind of like a Lemon Kearney
Speaker 1: type that cuts ribis, does that kind of stuff. She says, Oh,
Speaker 1: overall crime is down eight percent from January through September,
Speaker 1: down eight percent, eight percent from an all time high.
Speaker 1: I don't care if it's eight percent or eighty percent
Speaker 1: or whatever. Police have got to do their job and
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati were at the precipice right now, and it's
Speaker 1: going to get worse, not better. I know Michael didn't
Speaker 1: want to use his last name, but everyone in OTR
Speaker 1: knows who he is. He lives there, he sees it,
Speaker 1: He sent me videos. He showed it to the mayor
Speaker 1: and city council and others. The police, a Chief Adam
Speaker 1: Henny knows what's happening. They're saying, Okay, we're going to
Speaker 1: send it round law enforcement. You can't tell me that
Speaker 1: when these most recent shootings took place last weekend, that
Speaker 1: the police did not know what was going on. And
Speaker 1: they're in OTR and they know exactly what's going on. However,
Speaker 1: they're kind of told by their civil authorities to leave
Speaker 1: it alone, don't police it. Would you like to live
Speaker 1: on Elm Street? Would you like to? I have the
Speaker 1: video here of a individuals for the street Party shutting
Speaker 1: down Elm Street with their road marijuana, the blunts and
Speaker 1: tequila bottles and dancing in boombox and women exposing themselves.
Speaker 1: Would you like that in your community on a regular basis,
Speaker 1: shutting down streets. I don't think so, and so I
Speaker 1: will continue to shed light on this, even though it
Speaker 1: appears that the voters of Cincinnati don't give a damn
Speaker 1: if they gave a damn. Maybe they would have changed
Speaker 1: council from the goofs they have on council now to
Speaker 1: someone like a Liz Kidding or I don't know. Chris
Speaker 1: Smitherman would be a good idea, right like heita call somebody.
Speaker 1: It would say, wait a minute, we got a problem
Speaker 1: in River City. We don't anticipate a change unless we
Speaker 1: cause change to occur. The same goofs, the same eight
Speaker 1: are elected and the mayor instead of eighty three percent
Speaker 1: of the vote eight percent of the vote. It's like,
Speaker 1: why should the rest of his care if you don't
Speaker 1: care and don't want to change. And the answer is
Speaker 1: I can't answer that question because I see the same
Speaker 1: thing in Chicago with their goofy mayor Brandon Johnson, who
Speaker 1: had hundreds of youths get together downtown Chicago with the
Speaker 1: Loop in front of Chicago Theater. Eight people shot, police
Speaker 1: are injured, stores are looted, and Brandon Johnson said, well,
Speaker 1: it's an isolated incident when a few days ago you
Speaker 1: had the mentally ill person the Chicago train attack suspect
Speaker 1: who had seventy one arrest seventy one. His name is
Speaker 1: Lawrence Reid. He goes and gets a bottle of gasoline,
Speaker 1: pours it over the head of a woman riding on
Speaker 1: the L train and lights her on fire. And at
Speaker 1: this point the mayor said, well, that's an isolated incident.
Speaker 2: We got to do better. Well.
Speaker 1: In nineteen seventy, for every one hundred citizens Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Speaker 1: for example, had three hundred beds for the criminally mentally ill.
Speaker 1: We now have twelve per one hundred thirty six beds
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati for the mentally ill who
Speaker 1: commit crime. The great majority of mentally ill did not
Speaker 1: commit crime, but when they do commit crime, it is horrific, horrific,
Speaker 1: much as the woman in Charlotte who was stabbed to
Speaker 1: death as people recorded it on their cell phones and
Speaker 1: she bled out on train and the Charlotte mayor in
Speaker 1: that case said, you know what her name is, A
Speaker 1: vi Lyles said, well, that's an isolated incident.
Speaker 2: We have to do better. Well, she's dead.
Speaker 1: And this poor woman in Chicago at gasoline pulled over,
Speaker 1: poured over her hair and shoulders and face, is fighting
Speaker 1: for a life, burns over ninety percent of her body.
Speaker 1: And the person that did it is a career criminal
Speaker 1: who's forty years old, has said seventy two opportunit unities,
Speaker 1: and the idiotic judge in that case said that he
Speaker 1: deserved to be released on an ankle monitor, which he
Speaker 1: cut off. Does that remind you of Mordecai Black at all?
Speaker 1: I would hope it would to me. It is truly
Speaker 1: an unbelievable, incredible circumstance. It is truly unbelievable what is
Speaker 1: happening in Cincinnati, and we're a few years behind. I
Speaker 1: thought we were a few years behind. I'm not so
Speaker 1: sure we are anymore. After my last guest came on,
Speaker 1: what do you think about what he said? That is outrageous,
Speaker 1: And the city officials know what's going on and they
Speaker 1: fail to act to correct it. That's the sad part.
Speaker 1: They know what's going on, and they fail to act
Speaker 1: to correct it, which is really incredible, disgusting and simply
Speaker 1: wrong with what's occurring. Somehow it must change, and it
Speaker 1: must change immediately. But as you and I know at
Speaker 1: this point, as you and I know at this point,
Speaker 1: guess what. At this point, the city officials see nothing wrong.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. Wait for the blackout on Saturday nights. Is
Speaker 1: the how many more people are shot and nothing gets
Speaker 1: their attention. I'm okay, You're okay. And after after have pierrival.
Speaker 1: The next mayor is going to be lemon Kearney, and
Speaker 1: after that will be I don't know, pick a name,
Speaker 1: Evan Nolan. Somebody is going to be the next mayor
Speaker 1: who believe in restorative justice and they can't treat individuals
Speaker 1: based upon their behavior, must treat based upon race and
Speaker 1: race Trump's behavior. Let's continue with more. Coming up later
Speaker 1: will be Congressman Lewis Gombert. But the weaponization of government
Speaker 1: against against the Republicans, and also later on we scheduled
Speaker 1: Denise Treehouse. Can you smell when I'm cooking? How much
Speaker 1: trouble are we in when city officials refuse to recognize
Speaker 1: and they believe they've been incentivized by the voters for
Speaker 1: the same policies. Bill cunning and The Great American Live
Speaker 1: with Zuture, Home of the Bengals, News Radio seven hundred WLW,
Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, The Great American. Of course, Arctic frost is
Speaker 1: something in the conservative media is well known about what happened.
Speaker 1: It's so much worse than Watergate. You can't even imagine
Speaker 1: because the mainstream media won't cover it because it is
Speaker 1: so bad for the Democrats and so bad for Joe
Speaker 1: Biden and also indirectly Barack Hussein Obama and also Harris.
Speaker 1: It is so bad that it is not being publicized
Speaker 1: because what was attempted here was to actually destroy your
Speaker 1: opposition political party during a criminal investigation, then indicting large
Speaker 1: numbers of Republicans, which is actually what happened. And Louis
Speaker 1: Gohmert a great American that was in Congress about twenty years.
Speaker 1: He's a Senior Fellow for Political Statesmanship with the David
Speaker 1: Horowitz Freedom Foundation. He's now retired, living off of fat
Speaker 1: at calf I think somewhere in Texas. And Congressman Louis Gohmert,
Speaker 1: Welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. First of all, Iris,
Speaker 1: can you tell the American people who have no idea
Speaker 1: what we're talking about? What is Arctic frost?
Speaker 6: Well, that was an effort by well, actually every endeavored
Speaker 6: by the Department of Justice. That's that's a project of
Speaker 6: the Department of Justice. Uh, they'll put a name on it,
Speaker 6: and you can tell by the name that they put
Speaker 6: on that project just how serious it is. That to
Speaker 6: their minds. So you know, if it's Hillary Clinton, that's
Speaker 6: just oh hum, we'll just give it a little bitty name,
Speaker 6: you know, Midyear Review is. But if it's if it's
Speaker 6: we're going to take down an entire uh, one of
Speaker 6: the two big political parties in the country, leaving only
Speaker 6: the Democratic Party. That's arctic frost. We're going to ease
Speaker 6: and destroy an entire political party. That's Arctic frost. That's
Speaker 6: what it was. And forget the Constitution, Forget the Fourth Amendment,
Speaker 6: forget Article one of the Constitution, and the Congressional Privilege,
Speaker 6: the separation of powers, all of these things. They re
Speaker 6: threaded the Constitution bill in their effort to go after people.
Speaker 6: There was no probable cause, there was no describing anything
Speaker 6: with particularity as required in the Fourth Amendment. They were
Speaker 6: going on a fishing expedition after hundreds and hundreds of Republicans,
Speaker 6: looking for anything that they might turn into calling it
Speaker 6: a crime so that they could take down an entire
Speaker 6: Republican party. And just like Stalin had said, you know,
Speaker 6: show me the man, and basically he was saying, and
Speaker 6: I will create the crime to charge him with. And
Speaker 6: that's what we were facing here. We just didn't know
Speaker 6: how actually just how widespread this thing was. We knew
Speaker 6: they were going after Cromp corruptly, but we didn't know
Speaker 6: how widespread it was going after the rest of us. Incredible.
Speaker 1: Well, to put a finer point on this, the it
Speaker 1: was a shock to the system in twenty sixteen when
Speaker 1: Donald Trump actually won. In fact, I think it was
Speaker 1: a shock to him that he won. And so the
Speaker 1: deep state, whether it's the FBI, the CIA, and Department
Speaker 1: of Justice holdover said we can't let this guy enact
Speaker 1: his policies that we voted for. That now, that's a
Speaker 1: threat to democracy right there. But Arctic Frost spied on
Speaker 1: members of the Congress, and to put a fire you
Speaker 1: say in your column, many were shocked to find out
Speaker 1: that Jack Smith, also known as Jack Frost Smith, had
Speaker 1: subpoened the cell phone records of Republican senators during the
Speaker 1: Arctic Frost investigation, including my friend, Congressman Jim Jordan. We've
Speaker 1: learned that the Biden administration appointed special counsel, who was
Speaker 1: Jack Frost Smith, requested phone records, including yours, for three
Speaker 1: months between November of twenty twenty and January of twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one, and this was the executive branch of government
Speaker 1: snooping into the private lives of Congressman on senators only Republicans.
Speaker 1: I'm ad d for a fishing expedition, and this has
Speaker 1: not caused any anngst by the mainstream media. Describe that
Speaker 1: to the American people.
Speaker 6: Well, not only that, it should have caused a great
Speaker 6: deal of ankst with any self respecting Democrat, especially in
Speaker 6: the Judiciary Committee of the House and Senate, but they
Speaker 6: are so are gone, they're so political at this point.
Speaker 6: It didn't bother them. But my first term, even Adam Schiff,
Speaker 6: Democrats on the Judiciary Committee in the House, they were
Speaker 6: concerned about privacy rights and Fourth and Fifth Amendment rights.
Speaker 6: But boy, after they got the majority in one that
Speaker 6: in six things turned around. And then when they got
Speaker 6: won the White House in two thousand and eight, they
Speaker 6: didn't care about Republicans' rights and bill. It's just gotten
Speaker 6: worse and worse and worse, to the point that now
Speaker 6: it didn't bother them at all. It didn't bother the media.
Speaker 6: You know, it didn't bother the media when Obama was
Speaker 6: president and they seize records of the ap they see
Speaker 6: other records of media without probable cause. But now you're
Speaker 6: talking about hundreds Ofublicans that were seized. And I saw
Speaker 6: Jim our friends of Jordan, and we served together. He
Speaker 6: came in the term after I did, and he had
Speaker 6: had the Judiciary Committee do a search about the records
Speaker 6: they seized of his and he found that the Judge
Speaker 6: both Burg had issued an indio, a nondisclosure order that
Speaker 6: they couldn't tell anybody. Well, Senator Grassley had his staff
Speaker 6: his investigators do a widespread search on all the rest
Speaker 6: of us and it turns out they did a non
Speaker 6: disclosure order on all of us. Bill that's an order
Speaker 6: from a federal judge saying, I have reason to believe
Speaker 6: that if Gomert and all these others were to know
Speaker 6: that their phone records, all this other data were being
Speaker 6: gathered up, that they would flee the country, or they
Speaker 6: would pull a Hillard Clinton, and they would they would
Speaker 6: destroy all their evidence. So you cannot disclose to them
Speaker 6: the fact that you're gathering up all this evidence. So
Speaker 6: and I know, you know sometimes if you say, well,
Speaker 6: there is a congressional privilege that conservatives, if they don't
Speaker 6: understand the Constitution, they will say oh, Congress thinks above
Speaker 6: the law. No, no, no, there is a congressional privilege.
Speaker 6: There is a separation of powers, and you've got to
Speaker 6: understand that that. And I heard Jonathan Turley talking about
Speaker 6: it yesterday. There is this oversight and the checks and
Speaker 6: balances the Judiciary Committee in the House and the Senate.
Speaker 6: We have oversight over the DOJ, over the FBI. And
Speaker 6: back at the time they were seizing these records, I
Speaker 6: know Jim and I were both talking publicly, Hey, we've
Speaker 6: got FBI whistleblowers, we got DOJ whistleblowers contacting us. Well,
Speaker 6: when the FBI agents and DJ they know that they're
Speaker 6: seizing our phone records, then it sends a chill through
Speaker 6: any whistleblowers in the FBI. Oh my gosh, I can't
Speaker 6: contact my congressmen to let them know, or any congressman
Speaker 6: to let them know about the crimes being committed in
Speaker 6: the FBI DJ because they're seizing their records without them knowing.
Speaker 6: And so that means you just eliminated the checks and
Speaker 6: balances that the founders set up. That's why there is
Speaker 6: a congressional pro is there. That's why there is a
Speaker 6: separation of powers and So if you go back historically
Speaker 6: when there was and this was no warrant, this was
Speaker 6: just a subpena, there was no probable cause that a
Speaker 6: crime was committed. And keep in mind I was a judge.
Speaker 6: I used to have to review Affidavid to make sure
Speaker 6: that there was probable cause that a crime was committed
Speaker 6: and this person was involved in probably involved in the crimeman.
Speaker 6: If that wasn't there, then I would say, I'm sorry, guys,
Speaker 6: you don't have probable cause here.
Speaker 2: You're going to have to go back and try again.
Speaker 1: And Congressman, the important thing here is that there were
Speaker 1: no Democrat senators, no Democrat congressmen who were snooped on
Speaker 1: by the Department of Justice under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: And in fact, I want to put a sharper point
Speaker 1: on what you said that normally, like for example, when
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton took a bleach bit, took literal hammers to
Speaker 1: her devices that were runner us a pain, that was
Speaker 1: obstruction of justice. There's a memo between Comy and others saying,
Speaker 1: no matter what else happens, any charges against Hillary Clinton
Speaker 1: herself must be through Main Justice to make sure that
Speaker 1: they knew no charges would be filed, and in this
Speaker 1: case involving you and only Republicans by Biden and Harris,
Speaker 1: there was an affidavit filed with the US magistrate issue
Speaker 1: the order that they feared that Jim Jordan and Louis
Speaker 1: Gohmert and Senator Grassley allegedly may flee the country or
Speaker 1: may destroy the evidence. Therefore, you can't not what were
Speaker 1: the odds of you fleeing the country, Congressman Comber, That
Speaker 1: was a bunch of craps.
Speaker 6: Zero zero zero, yeah, zero. There was nothing on which
Speaker 6: they could base that kind of claim. It was absolutely outrageous.
Speaker 6: And so it is a total assault on the Constitution.
Speaker 6: And Judge Bosberg needs to be held to account, and
Speaker 6: so many of these other judges. And I've done an
Speaker 6: article on this, and I know that the historically h
Speaker 6: the feeling has been, well, you can only impeach a
Speaker 6: judge if they commit treason, bribery, high crime, and misdemeanor,
Speaker 6: because that's what executives have been held to. But the
Speaker 6: thing is, though, Bill, if you look at Article three,
Speaker 6: Section one, UH, it says that the federal judges show
Speaker 6: hold their their uses during good behavior. If you think,
Speaker 6: if you think about it. You know, the founders were
Speaker 6: so brilliant in this document they put together. Doesn't it
Speaker 6: make sense that they would want judges held to a
Speaker 6: higher standard than you know, the executives that are elected. Okay,
Speaker 6: they're going to elect some good.
Speaker 1: But we can't ect judge those behavior.
Speaker 6: Yes, and Boseburg has certainly not behaved in a good way.
Speaker 1: Now, I kind of want to I look back and Watergate.
Speaker 1: There was an attempt by elements of the Nixon administration
Speaker 1: to burglarize the offices of a someone in the Watergate
Speaker 1: and Nixon knew nothing about it, and that metastasized as
Speaker 1: far as a burglary or breaking and entering. This was
Speaker 1: a burglary and a breaking and entering of the Republican
Speaker 1: Party office holders. And you conclude your column by saying
Speaker 1: this Jack Smith's efforts to prevent a candidate from being elected.
Speaker 1: This is US Department of Justice under Biden to destroy
Speaker 1: him and his family financially, send a message that no
Speaker 1: one will be allowed to stand in the way of
Speaker 1: a complete democratic takeover and weaponization of the Department of Justice.
Speaker 1: They were so close. If Donald Trump had lost, our
Speaker 1: republic would have been lost. It seems that every month
Speaker 1: or so more Evans comes out to substantiate the great fear,
Speaker 1: and you say, thank you President Trump for not giving up.
Speaker 1: And so if they were allowed to continue, they would
Speaker 1: have destroyed the Republic by destroying the Republican Party. And
Speaker 1: now all we hear from the media is about weaponization.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is weaponizing the federal just the.
Speaker 2: They're saying what they did. They're saying what they.
Speaker 4: Did exactly right.
Speaker 2: Explain Louis Gomer, what happens next?
Speaker 6: Here?
Speaker 1: We are what happens next in this investigation because the
Speaker 1: media and the Democratic Party does not want this investigation.
Speaker 2: So what happens next.
Speaker 6: Well, it has got to go forward. People have got
Speaker 6: to go to jail for crimes. If this, if there
Speaker 6: are not people punished for this, then we're still not
Speaker 6: out of the woods. And it can be repeated. And
Speaker 6: that was one of my big concerns. You know, when
Speaker 6: we found out people like Lewis Lerner had certainly Beard
Speaker 6: Gee committed to crimes, but nobody, nobody was held accountable
Speaker 6: back then. You know, there were people that lied to
Speaker 6: Congress back then, and Bayner did not want to prefer
Speaker 6: any charges against anybody. And the worst that happened to
Speaker 6: anybody for crimes that appeared there were certainly probable calls
Speaker 6: for was that Lewis Learner was put on paid leave. Wow,
Speaker 6: wasn't that said she had to go take a vacation
Speaker 6: for you know, most of the year. But nobody suffered.
Speaker 6: And so it just got worse and worse and worse
Speaker 6: until we get to this point where they were out
Speaker 6: to destroy an entire problem. And look what happened to
Speaker 6: the people that we know lied repeatedly. Well, you know
Speaker 6: you had some million dollar settlements by the DJ while
Speaker 6: Garland with it. Yeah, yeah, nobody, nobody had been really
Speaker 6: made to account. But I tell you, as a former judge,
Speaker 6: nobody was more upset than me when I saw that
Speaker 6: the vice a judge that got this application that was
Speaker 6: a lie uh had a lie in application where they
Speaker 6: changed the wording to say that wasn't it Carter Page, Yeah,
Speaker 6: that that he had not Papadopolis, that was it. He
Speaker 6: had not changed from saying that he had been helpful
Speaker 6: to the c I to he had not been.
Speaker 1: And that's you know, Louis go, It's just unbelievable. That's
Speaker 1: the government. Can you imagine Kamala Harris in office now
Speaker 1: and for the next seven years, what this Republic would
Speaker 1: want to be done. We're done. We got to run Conrad.
Speaker 1: I love having you. We got to do this, Mark,
Speaker 1: we got to do this more often.
Speaker 6: I love talking to you, Bill. I love talking to you, Bill.
Speaker 6: But what I'm going to say though, that judge had
Speaker 6: every right to put that lawyer that swore alive in
Speaker 6: jail for six months, and she should have and to
Speaker 6: her it was a whole hum and to me that
Speaker 6: judge should be held to account. But that's what really
Speaker 6: scared me, when the judges don't need to care about
Speaker 6: being lied to.
Speaker 1: And all I hear from the media today is about
Speaker 1: the weaponization of the Department of Justice against the Democratic War,
Speaker 1: which is not happening. But look what they did, the
Speaker 1: Republican Party, and so far the mainstream media has ignored me.
Speaker 1: It doesn't fit their agenda. Congressman Louis Gohmert retired about
Speaker 1: twenty years in Texas. Look, Louis, you're a great American.
Speaker 1: Let's do it again. God bless you. I love talking
Speaker 1: to you, Bill. Thank you, God bless America. Let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. The truth will set us all free. We
Speaker 1: almost lost our republic. Bill Cunningham, seven hundreds WLW.
Speaker 7: I wish all Americans a happy thanks give and May
Speaker 7: God bless you.
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Speaker 2: Isn't that nice?
Speaker 1: Rush forty three and Dick Cheney say you and I
Speaker 1: ought to go to the Privy Bar this Saturday for
Speaker 1: the Blackout party, the third anniversary. You I could be
Speaker 1: talking in the middle of Elm Street at two o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't that be something?
Speaker 1: They kind of getting old these days. Let's go, Let's
Speaker 1: go Privy, You and the boys and the girls. Yeah, screaming, hollering, shouting,
Speaker 1: got the boom boxes, got the blunts, got the Mogan David,
Speaker 1: got the tequila, all that stuff. I've seen it before.
Speaker 1: I've seen it in YouTube videos. Oh okay, I watched
Speaker 1: those every now and then. I see that's according to
Speaker 1: a Michael who that's a regular event. But these are
Speaker 1: just some of the bros kind of getting rid of
Speaker 1: some steam, you know what I'm saying, Blown off little steam.
Speaker 1: Get the ladies out there, get the get the get
Speaker 1: the girls out front. And start torking. You know what
Speaker 1: the girls are? Yes, sir oh.
Speaker 4: No, he knows.
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Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: What I don't know?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 1: What what about Jordan who cares well? Bell Belichick does?
Speaker 1: He cares a lot of good.
Speaker 2: I'm glad of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what he said about the past. Nothing about
Speaker 1: the futures, right, now we're praying for Cincinnati. Let's see.
Speaker 8: I get the latest on the Zager Musketeers tonight on
Speaker 8: The Richard Patino Show at seven on fifty five KRC.
Speaker 1: Is Belichick coming to Cincinnati to coach the Bengals.
Speaker 8: No Bengals Up are Reds update the Hot Stove League
Speaker 8: to night at six oh five. Their special guest will
Speaker 8: be Reds pitching coach Derek Johnson Sonny Gray. The former
Speaker 8: Red has been traded to the Boston Red Sox. You'll
Speaker 8: like it for a couple of players, yes?
Speaker 2: How many players are name later? A whole bunch of
Speaker 2: players name later?
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of them.
Speaker 2: See what else is happening here? Let's see all.
Speaker 8: There's still time for runners and walkers to get ready
Speaker 8: for the one hundred and sixteenth running of the Thanksgiving
Speaker 8: Day Race on Thursday.
Speaker 1: Got John Barrett on tomorrow. He's telling me that you
Speaker 1: and he may run together.
Speaker 2: Is that correct? I'll run as far as he does.
Speaker 1: TQL state in the new venue this year.
Speaker 8: There's still time to register at Thanksgiving Day Race dot Com.
Speaker 1: Got about a thousand places left. It's going to fill out.
Speaker 1: Get there, donate it, and the way you go segment.
Speaker 1: Have you thought about becoming a long distance runner or
Speaker 1: a triathlete? Are you crazy?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 8: You mean run swim and uh, no way, no way
Speaker 8: on her?
Speaker 2: Are you kidding?
Speaker 1: Why why don't you do it? I've done the marathons,
Speaker 1: I've done that. I about I mean, why not? Why
Speaker 1: what about the triathlete thing?
Speaker 2: To kill you?
Speaker 1: I'd stop running marathons. I couldn't take it anymore. I know,
Speaker 1: my knees, my back, got everything hurt. Those people do that.
Speaker 1: I have all the respect. When I played golf. I
Speaker 1: see people with the smile on their face. How many
Speaker 1: times people run marathons with a smile on their face?
Speaker 1: Not many pain Most of the time they're in agony.
Speaker 2: It's painful.
Speaker 8: But uh and and then I mean one of those races.
Speaker 8: I think in Louisville they have all of those triathlons.
Speaker 8: You swim in the Ohio River and everybody goes out.
Speaker 8: I mean, you know, I swim. I mean you're like,
Speaker 8: you know, if you're not a nice good swimmer, you're
Speaker 8: you're you're underwater for a while. Wait, here's credit. Thunberg
Speaker 8: looks at your right. She's now been banned in Venice, Italy.
Speaker 8: She's been banned.
Speaker 1: She dumps the sort of green dye in the Grand
Speaker 1: Canal in Venice, Italy as a protest against what Bill
Speaker 1: Gates and environmentalism. Let it. She's that that woman is
Speaker 1: irrelevant and immaterial.
Speaker 3: Thank you. But I'm just.
Speaker 1: Having it, just like Perry Mason ked, what is it
Speaker 1: when you lawyers? Incompetent, incompetent, irrelevant and immaterial?
Speaker 2: Thank you. That's what she is. That's what Perry said.
Speaker 2: When you run marathons, Jack.
Speaker 7: Who is argumentative assuming in fact not an evidence leading
Speaker 7: and suggestive and utterly incompetent, irrelevant and im material.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Oh that sounds like Greta Thunberg right there. You know,
Speaker 1: the environmental wackos have turned on Bill Gates. What Why
Speaker 1: do people pay attention to her? Because she's funny, but
Speaker 1: she thinks she's serious. I look at her and laugh.
Speaker 1: I feel sorry for her in a way. She's being
Speaker 1: used by the radical latter day against Bill Gates for
Speaker 1: he switched. He said, I wait a minute, I've been
Speaker 1: on this environmental thing now for thirty years. I've spent
Speaker 1: hundreds of billions of dollars. Guess what, no one's any
Speaker 1: better off what instead of dealing with fuel cells and batteries,
Speaker 1: Why don't we have more available natural oil and gas
Speaker 1: and coal. Why don't we do that and stead Now
Speaker 1: he's being crapped on by the environment of wackosi. Bill Gates.
Speaker 1: Yeah said enough is enough. It's not working. We still
Speaker 1: go to him and want more money. Second, the last
Speaker 1: forty years, we spent seven trillion dollars on poverty, at
Speaker 1: the same poverty today as we had thirty forty years ago.
Speaker 1: Because when you fund poverty, you get more poverty. You
Speaker 1: pay people to stay poor, and most people getting free
Speaker 1: turkeys look like they could miss.
Speaker 2: A meal every now and then. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: I know what you're saying. Now, what are you watching?
Speaker 1: That's slender that's slender Man and stab Yeah, she is
Speaker 1: got to just put her in a room somewhere and
Speaker 1: just leave her. Look at her shoes. Yeah I'm stupid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm stupid. Well, she is stupid.
Speaker 1: I don't think she's going to escape anymore. You never know,
Speaker 1: you never know, segment. She's like the Eckland brothers at
Speaker 1: the Alcatraz. Right they got out, didn't they? Are they
Speaker 1: still alive? Do you think I think one of them's
Speaker 1: living in Rossmoyne. It's been about eighty years, so you
Speaker 1: never know, segment never know, you never know what's going
Speaker 1: to happen. No, Willy, And speaking of that, can you
Speaker 1: tell me how the Inquirer did not put Mike McConnell
Speaker 1: and Eddie Fingers and the top twenty of all time?
Speaker 1: I have no radio personalities.
Speaker 8: There's some there are some people on that list, Willie.
Speaker 8: I have no idea who they are.
Speaker 2: And if you and I don't know who they are?
Speaker 1: And how is Lincoln where sixth and your seventh impossible?
Speaker 2: Impossible?
Speaker 1: I go along with Marty number one, Jim Stot number two,
Speaker 1: Gary number three. No problem there because I've often said,
Speaker 1: you know that that's a cavalgate of superstars right there. Correct.
Speaker 1: But between me and Lincoln be Ware, we have ninety
Speaker 1: five years in radio actively on the air. That's not big,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but it's it's six seven six seven.
Speaker 2: You know what that is?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sixty seven?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: By the way, what is six seven six seven?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is. Whatever it is, I
Speaker 1: think it's a square root of something. What is six
Speaker 1: seven six seven? What does it mean, what's the meaning?
Speaker 1: What's the meaning of six seven six seven six seven?
Speaker 1: I don't know. But they have Marty number one and
Speaker 1: Jim Scott. I don't care.
Speaker 2: You know what you said? You're number one in my book,
Speaker 2: Thank you, Willie?
Speaker 1: So were you? And Mike McConnell's like two or three
Speaker 1: in my book Andy Fingers is Eddie Fingers dominated FM
Speaker 1: right for twenty twenty five years? What about the about
Speaker 1: the prof I forgot Jim lear Barber not even mentioned,
Speaker 1: not in the top.
Speaker 2: Twenty the photos in there? Thank good?
Speaker 1: Votooto. I put Jim Lebarber in there, don't you?
Speaker 2: I would say?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 1: How about Dusty Rhoades the American dream Bingo? I put
Speaker 1: him in there, don't you?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And they have some names in there I never heard
Speaker 2: of you ever heard of?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm in front of Ruth Lyons. That's not bad,
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 1: That's pretty good?
Speaker 2: That's not bad. They're not bad. But uh, I don't
Speaker 2: know what. I don't know what to tell you.
Speaker 1: But it's somebody's opinion, you know what opinions are, Like
Speaker 1: everybody's like, everybody's got one.
Speaker 2: Of them, right, So I don't know what to tell you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I seg what else going on?
Speaker 4: Well, the we went.
Speaker 8: It got a sad note. Grandma, Grandma the Galapagos tortoise,
Speaker 8: who is the oldest resident at the San Diego Zoo,
Speaker 8: has passed away at at one hundred and forty one
Speaker 8: years how old? One hundred and forty one years old.
Speaker 8: One hundred and forty one. Grandma the Galapa ghost tortoise
Speaker 8: is the oldest resident in the San Diego Zoo, estimated
Speaker 8: one hundred and forty one years old.
Speaker 4: H how about that?
Speaker 1: Well, what kind of animal is this? It's a Galopa
Speaker 1: ghost tortoise. It's a turtle.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: They they're like gigantic turtles. I've seen them a Galapagos islands.
Speaker 8: Yeah, right there off the coast of South America.
Speaker 1: Am I correct? Yeah, yeah, it's an island. Penny wants
Speaker 1: to go there? I said, you know what, dam had it?
Speaker 2: Go ahead.
Speaker 1: I'll forget about de Rosemary Clooney and all the rest.
Speaker 1: Here's the talk. How about how about the prof not involved?
Speaker 1: How about Jerry Thomas not even in the top ten?
Speaker 1: Number ten of all time? Allegedly is Virginia Payne Ryso
Speaker 1: actress Virginia Payne played the elderly title in Maul Perkins number,
Speaker 1: Virginia Payne No. Number nine all time, Bob Trumpy certainly
Speaker 1: belongs right? Correct right a Sports Talk number eight all time.
Speaker 1: Ruth Lyons correct number seven all time. Me you number six,
Speaker 1: Lincoln Beware no comment, next number five, Joe Nuxhall, Oh
Speaker 1: left hander, number four all time. Waite Hoyt, Yes, number
Speaker 1: three all time, Gary Burbank, Yes, number two all time,
Speaker 1: Jim Scott correct, number one all time, Marty Brenahan correct,
Speaker 1: not a bad list?
Speaker 4: Where's Mike?
Speaker 1: Where's Eddie? Where's the prop? Where's the prof? How about
Speaker 1: Dusty Rhodes? Thank you anyway? Saga is that in sports?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Coming up next to scheduled Denise three House Live more
Speaker 1: games coming to Peate Course Stadium. Yes, I hope and
Speaker 1: the daughter of Don dree House as you know, one
Speaker 1: of my buddies with Sacho Wheety, Yes segment. Give me
Speaker 1: out on the Stooge Report, please will you?
Speaker 8: And out of a rainy day here in the tri State,
Speaker 8: we leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report.
Speaker 6: Are you ready? God? I just want to tell you
Speaker 6: it is very important you are. You're right?
Speaker 8: Unc Jersey getting pardoned by Trumpet. Now that's the that's
Speaker 8: the bird Trumpster pardoning the turkey the bird. Yes on
Speaker 8: news radio seven hundred w W.
Speaker 1: Billy cunning End the Great American, Happy Thanksgiving to all.
Speaker 1: In fact, tomorrow we've scheduled Western Southern CEO John Barrett
Speaker 1: you talk about his race on Thanksgiving morning. And also
Speaker 1: Governor Mike DeWine will be here, I think, expressing regret
Speaker 1: about allowing gambling casino in the state of Ohio and
Speaker 1: sports betting, and also what's happening with marijuana. But until then,
Speaker 1: Denise tree House is head of the Hamley County Commissioners.
Speaker 1: She runs the county with an iron grip. And Denise
Speaker 1: tree House, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And Denise,
Speaker 1: how are you?
Speaker 5: I'm good? Did you just say the governor's coming down
Speaker 5: to run the turkey trot?
Speaker 1: Actually, John Barrett's going to invite him to wrong with them.
Speaker 1: But if that happens, I want pictures of that.
Speaker 2: Would you agree?
Speaker 5: I do too, I'm coming down If that's the case.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about since first I want to issue thanks
Speaker 1: to the Dreehouse family.
Speaker 2: Are you ready for this?
Speaker 5: I'm with baited.
Speaker 1: Breath because you know, things occur for a reason, I think.
Speaker 1: And there were many years ago you may not recall
Speaker 1: in the late nineteen seventies, early nineteen eighties, when I
Speaker 1: was coming into Cincinnati back from Toledo Law School. I
Speaker 1: grew up here, but I got Toledo Law School, had
Speaker 1: a good time there.
Speaker 2: I wanted to come back home.
Speaker 1: So I go and b Larson hires me in Hamlet
Speaker 1: County Public Defender's office to be an assistant public defender.
Speaker 1: And from that I went to see Jerry Springer and
Speaker 1: I said I wanted to get into politics. And at
Speaker 1: that point, Jerry Springer was the mayor for the second Ideation,
Speaker 1: and he said, well, I'll tell you what I'll do.
Speaker 1: I'll call Saco Wathy and let's see if we can
Speaker 1: help you out. So I spoke to Jerry, I met
Speaker 1: Sacho Weeathy, and from that I met Don Dreehouse, and
Speaker 1: I met Carol Grow and I met i Am Swafford
Speaker 1: and Dusty Rose. In other words, those are the head
Speaker 1: Democrats in the county. Would you agree, Oh yeah, the
Speaker 1: old guard, the old Guard. And they put me in
Speaker 1: the AG's office with Anthony J. Celebreezy and then William
Speaker 1: Brown and I tried cases on behalf of the age,
Speaker 1: and from that I ran for political office two times,
Speaker 1: lost each time as a Democrat. But when I think
Speaker 1: about Thanksgiving coming up, I'm thinking about your dad, I'm
Speaker 1: thinking about Socco, I'm thinking about Pam, and I'm thinking
Speaker 1: about Carol. And now their daughter is running Hamley County Commission.
Speaker 1: So I want to say thank you to the Treehouse family.
Speaker 1: Without all that being involved, I would not be here today.
Speaker 5: That is a lovely sentiment. Two things, though, I do
Speaker 5: not run the county on my own, just to be clear,
Speaker 5: there are three of us. And the other thing I'm
Speaker 5: created about, what did you run for?
Speaker 1: Well, I ran for state representative in the House twenty
Speaker 1: six House district and Sacco says, look, if I put
Speaker 1: you in the AG's office, we want you to run
Speaker 1: for something. I said, Well, I live in Madeira and
Speaker 1: I'm a Democrat in Madeira, and at the time that
Speaker 1: wasn't the most popular place to be me, and so
Speaker 1: I ran against Helen Helen Fix. You recall a state
Speaker 1: rep named Helen Fix. She was there for like fifteen
Speaker 1: or twenty years. And I came up with this motto
Speaker 1: and the motto was the fixes in, get the fix out.
Speaker 2: Vote the man vote Cunningham.
Speaker 5: And how did you lose that race?
Speaker 1: I lost like seventy two to twenty eight.
Speaker 2: And so on that point.
Speaker 1: Years decades go by, about five or six years ago,
Speaker 1: you know, I had a heart valve replaced by Carriacus
Speaker 1: Christ and so he changed offices on the second floor
Speaker 1: the building there, and so I go up there and
Speaker 1: I'm looking for Dean Carriacus's new office on the second
Speaker 1: floor of the Christ Hospital building. And I walk up
Speaker 1: to the to the administration desk. This little woman is
Speaker 1: sitting there. She had to be in the nineties. And
Speaker 1: I said, ma'am, can you tell me.
Speaker 2: Where doctor Dean carry Outs's new offices.
Speaker 1: She looked up and said, the fix is in, get
Speaker 1: the fix out, both the man vote Cunningham. And I
Speaker 1: looked it and I said, amazing, I said, are you Helen, Yes,
Speaker 1: I am, I said.
Speaker 2: She said that had that slogan.
Speaker 5: Go oh my gosh, that's amazing her that.
Speaker 2: I said. I said, this is wonderful. What have you
Speaker 2: been doing well?
Speaker 1: I retired and then I ran for the County Commission
Speaker 1: and I didn't do well, and so I just went
Speaker 1: into I voluntary. I said, can I get a picture
Speaker 1: taken with you? She said I would love it. So
Speaker 1: I I got, I run around the desk, put my
Speaker 1: my phone up, got a picture of me and Helen Fix,
Speaker 1: and sadly she talked about it two years later. So
Speaker 1: then I get a call from Bill Site. You know
Speaker 1: Bill Sitz stay represented.
Speaker 5: But this is what politics does, right, It's just I
Speaker 5: got to tell you it brings people together.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 1: So I get a call from him two or three
Speaker 1: years ago, said did you run against Helen Fix in
Speaker 1: like nineteen seventy eight? I said wow, I said how
Speaker 1: I did? She said well, he said, well she died.
Speaker 1: And I have to do a remembrance on the floor
Speaker 1: of the house in Columbus about Helen Fix. And I
Speaker 1: gave him some you know some things I did. And
Speaker 1: and you talk about how secute his life is that
Speaker 1: there's Helen Fix, the fixes in, get the Fix out,
Speaker 1: vote the man, vote Countingham. Don't you remember.
Speaker 5: That's a pretty clever slogan. I think that's very clever.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure it would work today, but you know,
Speaker 1: I thought, you know, I'll play the gender card a
Speaker 1: little bit. You know, women in seventy eight weren't exactly.
Speaker 4: Like today.
Speaker 2: You ladies control everything the county CA.
Speaker 5: I can't condone that. I mean, Lily, if you were sexispect,
Speaker 5: then you know I can't. But here we are, here,
Speaker 5: we are in a new day.
Speaker 1: You're telling me. I mean, men, we had our time,
Speaker 1: but it's over. And whenever I think about you, I
Speaker 1: think about don, I think about Socco and Pam, I
Speaker 1: think about Dusty and anyway, let's go on current events,
Speaker 1: so to speak.
Speaker 5: Oh but listen, they were such a tight knit group
Speaker 5: and they loved what they did. They just they were
Speaker 5: at the Board of Elections making sure everybody got to vote,
Speaker 5: and they just were so committed to what they were doing.
Speaker 5: That was really Those were good days for the Democrats.
Speaker 1: And now they're better. But you were just a little
Speaker 1: girl then, weren't you, Like you were like five or
Speaker 1: ten years old.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, when my dad ran in sixty eight,
Speaker 5: I was five and so but I remember that campaign.
Speaker 5: I mean, we drove around the neighborhood with a bullhorn
Speaker 5: on the top of the station wagon and we sang songs,
Speaker 5: treehouse songs to German music. I mean, it was just
Speaker 5: crazy and we all dressed up in red, white and
Speaker 5: blue and took photos with styrochrome you know, hats on
Speaker 5: and with the bumper stickers on the front. I mean,
Speaker 5: you know, we love that stuff and we still love it.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's it's in our blood. And we do
Speaker 5: really enjoy getting out and meeting people and campaigning. I
Speaker 5: mean it's it's fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I like to think you're the old guard, but not really,
Speaker 1: but not compared to getting there.
Speaker 2: You're getting there.
Speaker 5: I'm getting there.
Speaker 1: The Democratic Party used to be in the Veneyards, now
Speaker 1: you're now you're in the mansion House. And and now
Speaker 1: now the Republicans, the Republicans are on. Yeah, let's talk
Speaker 1: about issues number one. What happened Friday night was just
Speaker 1: unbelievable between you were there and I think, what can
Speaker 1: we do that more often? And you know, my running
Speaker 1: mate Rocky Boyman controls high school sports with an iron grip.
Speaker 1: We do the games here at thirteen sixty. If there
Speaker 1: could be some union or some understanding that contact high
Speaker 1: school sports with as Rocky been in touch with you
Speaker 1: about it, making this an annual event.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've talked to Rocky and that's the expectation, is
Speaker 5: that Friday will serve as a model for what we
Speaker 5: can do next year in years beyond. Katie Blackburn was
Speaker 5: down there as well, and so I've touched base with
Speaker 5: her also and said, you know, that was just such
Speaker 5: a great night for this community. The kids were fired up,
Speaker 5: the adults were fired up. I mean, it was just
Speaker 5: a great night. And it was terrible weather by the way,
Speaker 5: but but boy did they put a show on with
Speaker 5: the JumboTron and the ticker tape with Saint X and
Speaker 5: Elder on it. So I'm super excited that we could
Speaker 5: get that done. And a lot of credit goes to
Speaker 5: the Bengals for reaching out the OHSAA and making sure
Speaker 5: that they were on board and then getting everybody down there. Willie.
Speaker 5: It's a huge operation. When you think about the concessions
Speaker 5: and the parking and the security and all the things,
Speaker 5: and all those people down there working on that Friday night,
Speaker 5: it was just amazing.
Speaker 2: Why did come together so quickly?
Speaker 1: Because and I guess why why didn't OHSA think about
Speaker 1: it ahead of time? And why because when I spoke
Speaker 1: to you on Monday, you and Katie got it done
Speaker 1: like Tuesday morning, right, It was done.
Speaker 5: It was quick and and credit where credits do. You're
Speaker 5: the one that brought us to my attention, so I'm
Speaker 5: grateful for that. And then I brought it to Katie's
Speaker 5: attention and then we all work together to get it done.
Speaker 1: Well, well, I'm making a nanda. I'm not sure Elder's
Speaker 1: ever going to be undefeated, untied, unscored on ever again
Speaker 1: at that point, and say next is always going to
Speaker 1: be there, But I bet there's always going to be
Speaker 1: a GCL school. I almost bet you that, or maybe
Speaker 1: Lakota West, Lakota East something, maybe Cole Rain will arrive again. Unlikely,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless, thank you. And you have more control over
Speaker 1: the stadium now than you had before. Correct, after the
Speaker 1: new lease was signed.
Speaker 5: Well, that's right, yeah, And it's all part of the
Speaker 5: new lease where we said we want to use the
Speaker 5: county asset, which belongs to the taxpayers, for more than
Speaker 5: just football games for the Bengals, and so these high
Speaker 5: school football games are part of it. Concerts are part
Speaker 5: of it. You know, there's a lot that we've been
Speaker 5: thinking through, but one other thing related to football, So
Speaker 5: you know, I was contacted. Then after we got this
Speaker 5: all worked out, then the folks from Anderson were contacting
Speaker 5: my office. I mean take like a and eighty email
Speaker 5: because they wanted their game to be played at pay
Speaker 5: Corp and it was too late to get that done.
Speaker 5: But we need to think next year about teams that
Speaker 5: you know, are from all over the county, from every community,
Speaker 5: having an opportunity to play there. And so maybe you
Speaker 5: know it's a Saturday with more than one game, the
Speaker 5: logistics would be a little bit easier in that case.
Speaker 5: Or you know, we got to we got to think
Speaker 5: more broadly than just you know, I was thrilled that
Speaker 5: Division one was there and the champion, the regional championships
Speaker 5: were played there. But we're going to have to make
Speaker 5: sure that others have an opportunity to So I'm super
Speaker 5: excited about next year and years beyond.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine starting like at one o'clock and having
Speaker 1: having four games. I got a hold of Beechwood and Covcast.
Speaker 1: They would love to play at pay Course Stadium. Let's
Speaker 1: not forget one third of the market. I would think
Speaker 1: one third of the business to the Bengals come from
Speaker 1: northern Kentucky, and why not have a Kentucky game, an
Speaker 1: Indiana game, and two Ohio games. Or three Ohio games
Speaker 1: and one Kentucky game. Rob Sanders and that group would
Speaker 1: love to play at pay Court. And let's face the
Speaker 1: sales tax revenues generated from Northern Kentuckians. It's millions of
Speaker 1: dollars every year. They want to be invested. And that's
Speaker 1: even though it's not direct. Would you be open to
Speaker 1: the idea of love allowing one game to be played
Speaker 1: by maybe Cuvcat against speech Wood something like that.
Speaker 5: Well, at this point I'm open to all ideas, but
Speaker 5: I to be clear, my focus, of course is going
Speaker 5: to be Hamilton County and making sure Hamilton County teams
Speaker 5: get I mean, you know it is it is their
Speaker 5: stadium after all, but you know, open to anything. I mean,
Speaker 5: it could be more than one weekend. I mean, we
Speaker 5: need to think through this and figure out what we
Speaker 5: can do by way of Bengal schedule, concert schedules and
Speaker 5: high school football games because when people think about that stadium,
Speaker 5: they want high school football games played in that stadium
Speaker 5: and so and we wrote it into the least for
Speaker 5: a reason, right, and so now we're this is our
Speaker 5: response so far, but we need to use this as
Speaker 5: a model moving forward. And the Bengals are obviously open
Speaker 5: to it. So it's a new day when it comes
Speaker 5: to some of these different kind of events down in
Speaker 5: the stadium.
Speaker 1: Now, there's several big plots between pay Corps and the
Speaker 1: Great American Ballpark that are vacant and open. I've seen
Speaker 1: the inchoir, the city in the county go back and forth.
Speaker 1: Can you tell us the status of those large plots
Speaker 1: between the two stadiums that are at this point vacant
Speaker 1: and what is your plan?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so the Urban Design Review Committee presented to both
Speaker 5: the county and the city last week to give us
Speaker 5: their best ideas. And this is a group that's city
Speaker 5: the County are at the table, the Bengals, the Red
Speaker 5: but we have the other retailers down there weighing in
Speaker 5: music venues, some of the retailers the Freedom Center, and
Speaker 5: so we need to take a look at this. It
Speaker 5: was our first time seeing it. So it's got a
Speaker 5: lot of residential in it. It's got some retail commercial,
Speaker 5: it's got a hotel which I thought was interesting on it.
Speaker 5: It's got a little bit of office which I'm not
Speaker 5: sure that comes to fruition. But anyway, so we've got
Speaker 5: a plan in front of us now, and so it's exciting.
Speaker 5: I mean, I'm anxious to get this done right, to
Speaker 5: finish out the banks. So Lot twenty four, the biggest,
Speaker 5: has the infrastructure already built. So this is the infrastructure
Speaker 5: that lifts it out of the floodplain and creates that
Speaker 5: parking underneath. And then we need to do similar to
Speaker 5: the other lots that are still vacant, do that under
Speaker 5: build and then make sure that we've got some appropriate
Speaker 5: development on top.
Speaker 1: What does a brand new twenty thousand seat arena fit
Speaker 1: in that plan? Does it fit more at TQL or
Speaker 1: does it fit more on the riverfront which already has
Speaker 1: the infrastructure.
Speaker 5: Well, I have said all along that if we're going
Speaker 5: to build a new arena, we should take advantage of
Speaker 5: our built infrastructure, and so that is parking, and that
Speaker 5: is other assets that belong to the taxpayers, to the public.
Speaker 5: And so obviously the location down on the riverfront allows
Speaker 5: for us to use all the parking that's already built
Speaker 5: down there now by the arena, so we know it
Speaker 5: can accommodate that. And I've seen some renderings where they
Speaker 5: have taken down the old arena and then built new
Speaker 5: on that same footprint. It moves a little bit and
Speaker 5: expands a little bit, but it's down in that area.
Speaker 5: And then, of course, the other two options are the
Speaker 5: space up by the Convention Center that will be made
Speaker 5: available through the reconfiguration of the Brent Spence Bridge. There's
Speaker 5: about eight acres to the west of the Convention Center
Speaker 5: that's going to be freed up, so that's something to
Speaker 5: think about. And then the other location is up by
Speaker 5: FC in the west end.
Speaker 1: And who's going to make that decision at the arena
Speaker 1: because I call them the masters of the Universe. On
Speaker 1: one hand, you got John Barrett, You've got Casteline, you
Speaker 1: got the Brown family, you have the banks. On the
Speaker 1: other hand, you have Carl Linder, you have the farmers,
Speaker 1: you have Jeff Birding, you have TQL the masters of
Speaker 1: the universe.
Speaker 2: Are those two going to fight with each other?
Speaker 5: Well, I hope not. I mean I hope that we
Speaker 5: can come together other you know, he left out the taxpayers.
Speaker 5: I mean, I know what you're saying, but the public,
Speaker 5: you know, should have a say in this too as
Speaker 5: to what they think. And then the other piece of this,
Speaker 5: by the way, is that we have not figured out
Speaker 5: a financial stack for this I mean, you know, in
Speaker 5: the end, we need to have the financing together. We
Speaker 5: are nowhere near having that completed. And so, you know,
Speaker 5: while I think it's important to talk about the sighting
Speaker 5: of a new arena, I think it's secondary to who's
Speaker 5: going to pay for it.
Speaker 1: So if somebody with deep pockets walks up and says,
Speaker 1: if it's seven eight hundred million, I'll put in five
Speaker 1: hundred million, whoever pays for the band calls the music.
Speaker 5: Oh well, that would that would be something to think about.
Speaker 5: That does not happen. But but you know, we we
Speaker 5: need to bring all the partners together for sure. And
Speaker 5: I've talked to both you know, Phil Castellini and Jeft
Speaker 5: Birding about these locations, and so there is a desire
Speaker 5: to do this together. And so I don't know that
Speaker 5: people will be antagonistic about it. I think we need
Speaker 5: to sort it out. But there are real positives and
Speaker 5: negatives to all of these sites, and we need to
Speaker 5: think it through as a community.
Speaker 1: You Charlie Lugan told me at the time that we
Speaker 1: ought to cover the Fort Washington Way. We should cover
Speaker 1: that in seventy one that would gather ten to twenty acres.
Speaker 1: Is that in your plan too, to put a cover
Speaker 1: on the top of that, which would recover a bunch
Speaker 1: of acreage. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So those are called the Fort Washington Way caps. That's
Speaker 5: been on the drawing board for a while. I remember
Speaker 5: coming here when I did in twenty seventeen and Fortune
Speaker 5: was talking about it back then. It's expensive, but it
Speaker 5: has been built to do it, so all the infrastructure
Speaker 5: is there. We just need the money to do the
Speaker 5: caps themselves. And so in the last couple of years,
Speaker 5: the Chamber of Commerce, the city, and the county have
Speaker 5: all advocated to the federal government to say, hey, this
Speaker 5: would be a real benefit to the businesses that are
Speaker 5: already there and create more energy down there.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 5: And we asked them to help pay for that that
Speaker 5: I can't remember. I think it was a Tiger Fund.
Speaker 5: I can't remember exactly, but we did not win that bid.
Speaker 5: But we continue to advocate to the Feds to help
Speaker 5: us pay for those caps.
Speaker 1: Oh and I got JD. Vance and we have Bernie
Speaker 1: Marino who we got John Houston. How about how about that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, you know, we've we've reached out and we've
Speaker 5: we've advocated for this. You know, it's hard Willie, because
Speaker 5: there's so many things going on right now that are
Speaker 5: really exciting by way of economic development. But you know,
Speaker 5: the one we just completed is the Convention Center, and
Speaker 5: that was the city county collaboration. And now we've got
Speaker 5: a headquarter hotel going in across the street to the south.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if you've seen the site to
Speaker 5: the east where the Millennium used to stand, but man,
Speaker 5: oh man, it is amazing. The landscaping is beautiful. They've
Speaker 5: got an ice rink down there right now, there's a
Speaker 5: dog park, so it's going to be active year round.
Speaker 5: But it is just amazing some of the investments that
Speaker 5: have been made very recently by the city in the
Speaker 5: county to bring economic development to this region. So you know,
Speaker 5: we can't do it all at once because we don't
Speaker 5: have the revenue to do that. But I do think
Speaker 5: we're forging forward in a way that we haven't, you know,
Speaker 5: in the last maybe decade or so, with the city
Speaker 5: and the county in lockstep.
Speaker 2: An East tree house.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Maybe one day I'll be a Democrat again. With Soacco
Speaker 1: and Pam and Carol and Don and Jerry and Dusty
Speaker 1: Rhodes wouldn't that be something?
Speaker 5: It was fun with their love for what they were
Speaker 5: doing really translated out right, and you knew they loved
Speaker 5: what they were doing, and we all love that they
Speaker 5: loved doing it right. They were great for this.
Speaker 2: Community, wonderful people.
Speaker 1: All right, Denise tree House, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. We'll do it again and thank you.
Speaker 5: All right, Thanks Willie, God bless you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more memories like the corners of my
Speaker 1: mind A news radio seven hundred WULW.
Speaker 7: I wish all Americans are happy Thanksgiving and may God bless.
Speaker 9: You in a collection system which.
Speaker 4: Casting or not.
Speaker 1: And the presidency of number forty three Bush and Cheney
Speaker 1: he was okay, not enough. I look on Conny, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I would closely expand government. Yeah, and look at us
Speaker 1: side of a war we didn't want to get involved in.
Speaker 1: And we had the A team. We had Bush and
Speaker 1: Cheney and Powell and Rumsfeld. We had the A team
Speaker 1: right know exactly what they were doing. Seven thousand guys killed,
Speaker 1: spend trillions of dollars.
Speaker 2: Now, what what have we got?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 4: You're going to go to war, which I don't think
Speaker 4: we should. We should avoid it all costs. But if
Speaker 4: you're going to go go in there to kick ass
Speaker 4: and take names, and we didn't do that.
Speaker 1: I had too many rules of engagements. Talk to the
Speaker 1: guys involved. Couldn't do this, can't do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then once we blow some stuff up, then
Speaker 4: we got to spend trillions of dollars. Was rebuilding it
Speaker 4: and apologizing twelve times. Now that was Bush and Cheney. No,
Speaker 4: but that's why you got Donald Trump. And in that regard,
Speaker 4: I'm very grateful for George W. Bush because he's now
Speaker 4: we now got the greatest president of my lifetime.
Speaker 1: Well, Bush brought your buddy Barack Husain Obama. I mean
Speaker 1: after Bush people said I want Obama, and after Obama
Speaker 1: eight years ago he said we can't take this anymore.
Speaker 1: We won Trump. And after they set up the twenty
Speaker 1: twenty election. Guess what, Now we got Joe Biden and
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. For God's sakes, Now we're back to the Trumpster.
Speaker 2: I have hope.
Speaker 1: Now, I just spoke to your friend Denise tree House. Yes, explain,
Speaker 1: I brought the Northern Kentucky angle. This is something for
Speaker 1: you to think about if you're going to be the
Speaker 1: empisario Okay, I talked to guys at Scott Tacket, et cetera,
Speaker 1: from Beechwood to covercath Why not have four games there
Speaker 1: start at one o'clock, do it all day to like
Speaker 1: the Marquee games at eight and get Northern Kentucky involved.
Speaker 4: That's the key is you know, is for the Bengals
Speaker 4: for that we're at staying to be open on a Saturday.
Speaker 4: That's the key to the whole thing, because yeah, you
Speaker 4: get get four more games there would be great, great,
Speaker 4: And why not? I have already talked with Denise. We're
Speaker 4: gonna make a big push in this.
Speaker 1: Start championship games there. Can you even consider what they
Speaker 1: got a contract with camp?
Speaker 2: That's not gonna happen.
Speaker 1: We'll break the contract? Well, I say, I say each year.
Speaker 1: You know what breaks contracts? Sake money? I say, Canton Columbus,
Speaker 1: and here do it revolve it. It will never be
Speaker 1: a Columbus, even though it should be. How about Nipper,
Speaker 1: I mean, changed that rule, that's what that rule needs
Speaker 1: to be. Work on that one to stupidest rule level.
Speaker 1: That's really stupid. How about Nippers, Nipper, it might be better that.
Speaker 4: I played the high school playoff games. Yeah, tens of thousand.
Speaker 1: Thousand people there just packed.
Speaker 2: You ready to go to pay corps.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I think we can get not just the
Speaker 4: Division one state semifinals there, but you can get Division
Speaker 4: two and get Division three. You can get some Kentucky
Speaker 4: teams involved. I I got Anderson head coach Evan Dryer
Speaker 4: four thirty today.
Speaker 1: Talk to him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm going to talk to him.
Speaker 1: How about Northern Kentucky. Think about Northern Kentucky's You're coming
Speaker 1: to do everything, and they leave their tax dollars here,
Speaker 1: don't use the services and go back home. Why not
Speaker 1: say to them, Okay, we're going give me a big
Speaker 1: game here and we'll put it in.
Speaker 4: A paper with islands and Cove, cath and beach. Would
Speaker 4: they bring.
Speaker 1: Fans absolute now? Not not like Deer Park in Saint X,
Speaker 1: But I bet they bring quite a few. How about
Speaker 1: Luke Kickley, one of my buddies whose mother went to
Speaker 1: Deer Park High School, might be in the NFL Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame. He wouldn't speak at st X, but he
Speaker 1: spoke at Deer Park. Do you recall that I do?
Speaker 4: I was there. You believe it? I yes, because you make.
Speaker 2: It mom possible. You go to mom.
Speaker 1: Somehow there was a connection the mom with his school
Speaker 1: at de Deer Park, and she wanted her son to
Speaker 1: speak to benefit Deer Park, and he wouldn't speak at
Speaker 1: st X.
Speaker 4: I say, he hasn't spoken to any st X events
Speaker 4: that I'm aware of.
Speaker 2: He's a little shy. Shall we say?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: He is?
Speaker 4: He does not.
Speaker 1: He's not a guy that is he going to be
Speaker 1: in the Hall of Fame. I think he very well
Speaker 1: could be defensive Player of the Year, right, Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: big Jesus semi finals.
Speaker 4: He was Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year.
Speaker 2: How many players have that?
Speaker 1: Not many.
Speaker 4: I guess the argument against would be the career was
Speaker 4: a little bit shorter than someone like But I mean
Speaker 4: to me, it shouldn't be how long it is, it's
Speaker 4: how impowerful were you?
Speaker 1: Why you were playing at Gail? No, he's in there.
Speaker 1: Did he play like four or five years, hurt his
Speaker 1: knee something like that? Six or seven comment. Yeah, he's
Speaker 1: in the Hall of Fame belongs to him. How about
Speaker 1: Eddie Fingers not being the top twenty of all that? McConnell,
Speaker 1: come on, come on me, Eddie finger come on, come
Speaker 1: on Top Morning Show, Top morn Show for twenty something
Speaker 1: years after it, every morning driving him school. Never now
Speaker 1: I work with him.
Speaker 4: Outrageous.
Speaker 1: How about Mike McConnell, top rated another one twenty five
Speaker 1: years and you.
Speaker 4: Got beat up by Lincoln b Ware. What's your thoughts
Speaker 4: on that?
Speaker 2: He texted me?
Speaker 1: I want to show you that he said his six
Speaker 1: seven six seven six seven?
Speaker 2: Is that correct? They made him six and me seven?
Speaker 2: Is that six seven? Is that a message?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: That says some stupid thing the kids are on into.
Speaker 1: You can't hear that signal in Butler County.
Speaker 2: No, not top.
Speaker 4: Twenty let alone Nashville, and you can hear this signal
Speaker 4: in Nashville.
Speaker 2: Here that county. No, can't hear it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: Yean here in Green Township Ken heret Harrison.
Speaker 4: If you're talking about amount of people reached over a
Speaker 4: long duration of my time, Mike McConnell, Eddie Fingers, Eddie Fingers.
Speaker 1: How about Jim Lebarber? How about Danny re America Love
Speaker 1: the American Dream? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Auditor, Well, when you got on the Big Show.
Speaker 1: Wait, well I get let's get to say first seg
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Please give me some sports.
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Speaker 6: Can be right.
Speaker 1: I like Lincoln. He's a veteran. You know, I respect
Speaker 1: the Marine. You can hear me all over the world
Speaker 1: on Facebook.
Speaker 8: Okay, Bengals update brought to you by Good Spirits and uh.
Speaker 1: Why you show?
Speaker 5: Wait?
Speaker 2: Why didn't you get him?
Speaker 4: I want to get on a show. Does he have
Speaker 4: the guts to I don't know if I've put it
Speaker 4: out there for many, many years. Would you go on
Speaker 4: the show and answer the questions?
Speaker 1: Why didn't you answer?
Speaker 5: Seg?
Speaker 2: Would you go on Lincoln be ware.
Speaker 8: Party Town and Florence is open on Thanksgiving Day. Bengals
Speaker 8: practice tonight inside pay Course Stadium. Get ready for that
Speaker 8: Thursday night battle at Baltimore. Bengals Ring of Honor inductee
Speaker 8: Big Willie Anderson number seventy one, along with Since.
Speaker 2: The Native Louke Keighley about Luke Keiley.
Speaker 8: Are among the twenty six modern era semi finalists now
Speaker 8: for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and can put.
Speaker 1: Him in want you know, and out if he's close,
Speaker 1: If he's in or close, But if he's twentieth, that's
Speaker 1: not good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess, all right, So who are all the
Speaker 4: semi finals?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 1: I think Adam Vinny Harry is one of them.
Speaker 4: He's going.
Speaker 1: He's going two years with the twenty six different guys.
Speaker 4: But that was to look and see who he's stacked
Speaker 4: up every year. There are certain, you know, like loaded
Speaker 4: classes and maybe not Minitara.
Speaker 1: How about the kick he made to put them in
Speaker 1: the snow and all the hell of a guy too.
Speaker 4: That dude was wild.
Speaker 1: What's he doing now? Living life and hunting and fish shooting.
Speaker 4: Stuff, being a Harriet got in fast, expensive cars.
Speaker 2: Trucks, cursing, chewing tobacco.
Speaker 1: He was one of a great This show off their
Speaker 1: I got this rock, Lincoln b Ware says, tell the rock.
Speaker 1: He's welcomed. All right, let's go. I'll give you his number,
Speaker 1: all right, do it to me. College football.
Speaker 8: Get the latest on the bear Cats tonight on the
Speaker 8: Scott Centerfield Show.
Speaker 1: They're a TCU to wind down the season.
Speaker 8: This Saturday Original Montgomery in at eight o five on
Speaker 8: seven hundred wl W Richard Patino Show, Get the latest
Speaker 8: on Xavier seven o'clock on fifty five k r C.
Speaker 1: Maybe you go on and all go on, Lincoln, handle
Speaker 1: the truth, handle.
Speaker 4: The truth, talk some Trump, We'll talk a little politics,
Speaker 4: talk some sports.
Speaker 1: About what great what Democrats have done in the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Talk about that a little bit.
Speaker 8: You want to Red's Update Hot Stove League tonight at
Speaker 8: six oh five here on seven hundred WLW. Red's pitching
Speaker 8: coach Derrek Johnson is the special guest. Former Reds pitcher
Speaker 8: Sonny Gray has been traded today by the Cardinals to
Speaker 8: the Boston Red Sox.
Speaker 1: Lincoln says, tell Rocket to bring Trump's jockstrap because he's
Speaker 1: been sniffing on it for years.
Speaker 2: Take that in with you, yes, sure.
Speaker 8: Back to the National Football League Defense Colts defensive.
Speaker 4: Coordinators radio later after mine, lou and.
Speaker 8: Arumo says, somebody reports are there strong consideration for him
Speaker 8: to become the new head coach of the New York
Speaker 8: Football Giants?
Speaker 1: What about Bill Belichick? Rock as much chance, I told you,
Speaker 1: I thought that was gonna happen.
Speaker 4: I thought he was gonna win eight games with North
Speaker 4: Carolina tar Heels, and then they were going to fire
Speaker 4: Brian Dable, which they did and he would be the
Speaker 4: next coach, but e didn't win enough games, would be
Speaker 4: the mar family does not want the baggage? Is that
Speaker 4: safe to say?
Speaker 1: How does the seventy three year old man have baggage
Speaker 1: just recently created?
Speaker 2: How does that work?
Speaker 4: Jordan Hudson is it's the most amazing thing that's ever
Speaker 4: happened to a coach.
Speaker 2: I feel and this guy, you talk about.
Speaker 4: A guy that's just dialed in nothing but eat and
Speaker 4: sleep and breathe ball for fifty years.
Speaker 2: Now one thing and all of a sudden.
Speaker 4: But it's the one thing, Wally, that's conquered many of
Speaker 4: men across the.
Speaker 1: Empire side penetration. Penetration got president.
Speaker 4: How many wars throughout history have been started and fought
Speaker 4: and men have died.
Speaker 2: Over, especially a cold play.
Speaker 1: Commendous penetration, undefeated, untied, unscored on and it still was undefeated, unted,
Speaker 1: unscored on.
Speaker 2: Well, some woman shows up.
Speaker 1: The three of us is running on the hallway immediately
Speaker 1: out of here, Willie. We also want to thank you, man.
Speaker 8: We also want to thank Montgomery In for our lunch today.
Speaker 8: So Montgomery In is starting December fifth through the December
Speaker 8: twenty third, starting at noon, they're going to be open
Speaker 8: for lunch both locations at the original Montgomery In and
Speaker 8: Boat House. So celebrate the holidays and style Montgomery and
Speaker 8: Lunch starting December the fifth.
Speaker 1: Send you the stuff sent to me by Michael about
Speaker 1: the the Privy as their blackout party on Saturday nights
Speaker 1: seven people that Privy bar segment goes to. It's like
Speaker 1: eighteenth in Elm on the north side of OTR that
Speaker 1: has parties. I mean some serious parts. I used to
Speaker 1: know where the hotspots were in Cincinnati. Now I'm just
Speaker 1: an old you wouldn't. I'm not sure white and redhead.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure you'd fit in.
Speaker 4: Black people love me.
Speaker 2: They do. I do a lot of you see some
Speaker 2: of the black women.
Speaker 4: In fact, they especially to love me.
Speaker 1: They put the girls out front, believe me. Yeah right there.
Speaker 1: I got a video too. If you want to see
Speaker 1: the video, I'll send it to you. They shut down
Speaker 1: the streets, open up the boom boxes, get out the blunts.
Speaker 2: You're not some MD. You go some tequila. You know
Speaker 2: about all this?
Speaker 1: The girls This is a pretty descriptive thing the radio.
Speaker 2: What happens the girls.
Speaker 1: Sneak out of the house.
Speaker 4: You ever had a girl towerk on you? Willie?
Speaker 1: You have to think about that. You wouldn't even know
Speaker 1: what that is.
Speaker 4: To operate on the air. He's thinking, we're going to
Speaker 4: maybe one of your past girlfriends. I mean, Tanya's going
Speaker 4: on with us at three thirty soho we ask her
Speaker 4: if that's.
Speaker 1: Ever happened, mask her with her, but ask Cheri, Cherie,
Speaker 1: ask her about the tork. Oh boy, I can't say
Speaker 1: before she married Mike. That's a different story. I shouldn't
Speaker 1: go there.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 4: Mike know about this, not yet.
Speaker 2: He doesn't know what's on the big show today.
Speaker 4: Right out of the gate, we have a Glenn Clark
Speaker 4: of a Glenn Clark radio show in Baltimore, gonna talk
Speaker 4: about the big game against the Ravens Tanya. At three
Speaker 4: thirty five, we have doctor Bruce Herman, who's our our
Speaker 4: plastic surgeon doctor. At four o'clock, Evan Dryer, head coach
Speaker 4: of Anderson High School thirteen.
Speaker 1: And oh how about putting them? They wanted to play
Speaker 1: down there, But I know I try to make it
Speaker 1: happen it just what.
Speaker 9: They tell you.
Speaker 2: Can't make it happen well because of.
Speaker 4: The time, because they had to be on a Friday,
Speaker 4: that game would have to start at four thirty or something.
Speaker 2: I can't do it.
Speaker 4: Can't do it well.
Speaker 1: Next year, get it done. Get it done next year.
Speaker 1: Don't forget Northern Kentucky. Yeah, put them in there. Somethow
Speaker 1: I'm in there. Maybe the Milon miracle against uh Lawrence
Speaker 1: Burg something like that, put them in there.
Speaker 4: Or what about like a like a preseason thing, I
Speaker 4: got kickoff, do it thing normal? You know? Yeah, central
Speaker 4: made sense. Yeah, get a couple of rivalry games beginning
Speaker 4: the season.
Speaker 2: On a Saturday. Yeah, be great, let's do it.
Speaker 4: Can you make it a high school season starts well
Speaker 4: before you know the pro season starts.
Speaker 2: Two three weeks. You're gonna make it happen.
Speaker 1: I'd be fat before everyone gets speed up. Sand X
Speaker 1: is only winning because a lot of the other schools
Speaker 1: have injury problems.
Speaker 4: Here we go. That's it.
Speaker 1: I can good at the segment. By the way, is
Speaker 1: taking Middletown to beat the Bombers? Is that correct? The
Speaker 1: hundred bucks up front?
Speaker 2: Shout out? Put the money up front, big boy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm with the bombers. I'm with the bombers, right,
Speaker 1: you got it. I want to get paid on Monday. Okay, again,
Speaker 1: you're wearing your blue shirt today. Funny how that works.
Speaker 2: I love the Bombers.
Speaker 1: They win on with him win or when say get
Speaker 1: me out of the student's report.
Speaker 2: As we got new information.
Speaker 1: On who Jordan Hudson jeez, undefeated, untied on.
Speaker 2: Score on that's for sure.
Speaker 1: He needs psychat or help.
Speaker 2: That's justice. Joe.
Speaker 8: Is he going to be here maybe tomorrow with a
Speaker 8: Thanksgiving Day message or something you.
Speaker 2: Can't say, can't say, I would that?
Speaker 1: Okay, I got I think I have John Barrett on tomorrow,
Speaker 1: plus Governor Mike de Wine, the blue Bloods.
Speaker 4: He said, Joe on once a week.
Speaker 2: He wants to go on.
Speaker 1: Sharon Kennedy, the chie that.
Speaker 4: Him that was always a problem with with Pat Fishers,
Speaker 4: that he always he's a brilliant guy.
Speaker 1: I'm like, all right, good, come on showing Joe wants to.
Speaker 1: But Sharon Kennedy, the Chief says, don't do it. Don't
Speaker 1: make a fool, He's not worth it. It demeans the
Speaker 1: court just to appear with me, said, it demeans the court.
Speaker 1: He's got a point program makes it look like clowns,
Speaker 1: like I'm sorry, give me out of the studs, report
Speaker 1: I feel.
Speaker 8: Willy in honor of a rainy day here in the
Speaker 8: tri State, but and then getting colder six seven sixty
Speaker 8: seven sixty seven. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 8: of the steward.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: We'll see what happens, won't we. He appears now only
Speaker 2: in our memories, like Charlie
Speaker 1: Luken Cuts Cuts, the cut Machine on seven hundreds W
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