Speaker 1: All right now, Billy Cunningham, the Great America, and welcome
Speaker 1: this Monday afternoon with Friesday picking up the pieces. During
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving the week we got the race coming up Thursday morning.
Speaker 1: We have Thanksgiving itself Thursday afternoon and evening. Then on Saturday,
Speaker 1: of course, we have more football than on Thursday night.
Speaker 1: We have the Ravens and the Bengals. We got all
Speaker 1: this stuff going on. And I sat here on Friday
Speaker 1: with the segment as Moeger Knows, went over the list
Speaker 1: of what was going to happen the next forty forty
Speaker 1: eight hours. What is going to be like? Friday Night's
Speaker 1: going to be great? Saturday evening? Got all the national
Speaker 1: national teams are here, the national broadcasting teams are here.
Speaker 1: Sunday you got the big Bengals, you got the course,
Speaker 1: you have FC Messi is going to show up? Is
Speaker 1: Messi going to show up? How's he going to play?
Speaker 1: All these things going on? And everything went right down
Speaker 1: right down the toilet. Jonan, you and I now is
Speaker 1: moegor mo I have a photo here of you out
Speaker 1: in front. It looked like the Holy Grail. You have
Speaker 1: a cigar in one hand. You have I think a
Speaker 1: bourbon in the other you're staring into the abyss. This
Speaker 1: was after This is Sunday afternoon, about four or five o'clock.
Speaker 1: You were waiting for the Cyclones game to pick you up,
Speaker 1: even they lost somehow to the Whalers, whoever the Whalers are.
Speaker 1: But we set it up Friday night. Here we are
Speaker 1: big stuff going on at the UC game basketball game
Speaker 1: U of L Heritage Bank Center. Things are good. You
Speaker 1: got Xavier playing Georgia right down the Crapper, then sat
Speaker 1: then Saturday evening, Saturday morning you got all the you know,
Speaker 1: all the big shots are here and the city's showing
Speaker 1: up great. And Saturday night, of course right down the
Speaker 1: Crapper with BYU. That wasn't almost it was somewhat competitive.
Speaker 1: UC could have won, but of course they lost. Then
Speaker 1: the chances are dropping. The fans are chanting the F
Speaker 1: bomb toward the Mormons, which was another bad look than
Speaker 1: just to pick up the pieces. On Sunday you have
Speaker 1: the Bengals up ten z if they lost to UC
Speaker 1: lost twice. Xavier did beat West Virginia Sunday, so that
Speaker 1: that was a good thing. But can you give some
Speaker 1: perspective of where we are now? As the American people
Speaker 1: living in River City with our sports teams right down
Speaker 1: the toilet.
Speaker 2: Well, it wasn't a great weekend. I guess a good
Speaker 2: weekend if you're a Xavier basketball fan, which you are.
Speaker 2: I think the transformation to that team over the last
Speaker 2: week and a half has been pretty remarkable. I watched
Speaker 2: them fall behind by thirty four against Santa Clara and
Speaker 2: now they're a point away from winning a neutral site
Speaker 2: game against an SEC team, and they beat a Big
Speaker 2: twelve team by making sixteen to threes last night. That
Speaker 2: salvage the weekend. But you know, we could start with
Speaker 2: the Bengals game. I guess right, yeah, I mean really,
Speaker 2: you pick picked the defeat you want to start with,
Speaker 2: and I'll go wherever you take.
Speaker 1: Let's go with the Bengals. That's the big one. The
Speaker 1: last time the Bengals won a football game was seventy
Speaker 1: one days ago. Seventy one days ago the Bengals won
Speaker 1: a game. I think it was Pittsburgh, like thirty five
Speaker 1: to thirty two or something. Since then, all we have
Speaker 1: is peric victories, and peric victories don't count, and now
Speaker 1: everybody's hurt. If Jamar had not spit in the face
Speaker 1: of Ramsey. Likely the Bengals would have won that game,
Speaker 1: and nobody to throw to Tea's out for I guess
Speaker 1: a long period of time now with a concussion that
Speaker 1: was a very bad look. And so at this point
Speaker 1: do you play? Do you play Joey Burrow on Thursday
Speaker 1: at eight fifteen in Baltimore or not? Answer that question?
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, October sixteenth was not seventy one
Speaker 2: days ago. They beat the Pittsburgh Steelers on a Thursday night.
Speaker 2: I don't know at Deer Park if they teach math,
Speaker 2: but that was not seventy one days ago. It was
Speaker 2: a while ago. They lost eight out of nine. If
Speaker 2: it was me, if I ran the team, I would
Speaker 2: look at Joe Burrow. I would hand him the keys
Speaker 2: to the nicest Caribbean Airbnb rental I could find, and
Speaker 2: I would tell him we'll see you in the spring. Now,
Speaker 2: I don't expect the Bengals to do that, and I
Speaker 2: get it thematically, they haven't been eliminated, They're not in
Speaker 2: a great division. They play one of the teams in.
Speaker 3: Front of them twice.
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow wants to play.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to yell and scream that they're being
Speaker 2: irresponsible if Joe Burrow is playing in games that count mathematically, Now,
Speaker 2: when we get to a point, and unfortunately, I think
Speaker 2: it's when and not if, where there's an X next
Speaker 2: to their name and the standings meaning eliminated. I have
Speaker 2: no idea why you would ever play him in a
Speaker 2: game that doesn't count. It would be one thing if
Speaker 2: they're playing against teams that are also in the race.
Speaker 2: Their last three games are against the Miami Dolphins, the
Speaker 2: Arizona Cardinals, and the Cleveland Browns. Those are not going
Speaker 2: to be games of major consequence. And so if he
Speaker 2: can play on Thursday, and if the medical staff deems
Speaker 2: him ready to go and he's feeling no discomfort and
Speaker 2: he plays Thursday, that's not going to bother me. It's
Speaker 2: not what I would do. But I would imagine an
Speaker 2: NFL franchise that feels like it's playing for something. It's
Speaker 2: going to want its best players out there the moments
Speaker 2: that the games take on absolutely no meaning. I think
Speaker 2: you have to go into protect the investment mode. Joe
Speaker 2: Burrow is their biggest investment. He's the most important investment
Speaker 2: I would say in Cincinnati sports history. You cannot risk
Speaker 2: harming that investment for the sake of winning games that
Speaker 2: frankly do not count well.
Speaker 1: Maney of the experts this morning, said, the integrity of
Speaker 1: the game is at stake. By that they mean, I
Speaker 1: guess Baltimore is going to be the representative out of
Speaker 1: the AFC North. I would imagine Cleveland looks terrible, Pittsburgh
Speaker 1: doesn't look good at all, and the Bengals need help.
Speaker 1: And so the integrity of the game means that if
Speaker 1: you're healthy and released to play, you got to play.
Speaker 1: And Joey Burrow wants to play because he's a football player,
Speaker 1: and if he doesn't play, he's not going to play
Speaker 1: another meaningful game until what September of twenty twenty six,
Speaker 1: about ten months away. So he wants to play football
Speaker 1: because he's a football player. How do you respond to
Speaker 1: the argument of integrity. It's a matter of integrity.
Speaker 2: I would say that Zach Taylor's job is to act
Speaker 2: in the best interests of the Cincinnati Bankles Duke Tobin's
Speaker 2: job is to act in the best interests of the
Speaker 2: Cincinnati Bengals, and as they determine that it's in the
Speaker 2: best interest of the Cincinnati Bengals. For Joe Burrow to
Speaker 2: not play, that's completely fine. Whoever the quarterback would be,
Speaker 2: whether it's Joe Flack or Jake Browning or Joe Burrow,
Speaker 2: is going to try. You're not putting a team out
Speaker 2: there that's not going to try to win. Tanking in
Speaker 2: the NFL is really hard because the players care too much.
Speaker 2: This out would be far from the first team to
Speaker 2: look at a really good player and say, you know what,
Speaker 2: it's in our best interest for that player to not play.
Speaker 2: The compromising the integrity of the game would mean mean
Speaker 2: you're not trying to win. Not playing Joe Burrow is
Speaker 2: not not trying to win. Not playing Joe Burrow is
Speaker 2: doing something that you think is in your franchise's best interests,
Speaker 2: and that's the responsibility that the decision makers have. I
Speaker 2: was encouraged this weekend by the fact that Joe didn't
Speaker 2: play because that told me they're not going to act recklessly.
Speaker 2: Because I think in the back of everybody's mind there
Speaker 2: was this fear of, Okay, is Joe really ready? Does
Speaker 2: it really make sense to have him play on a
Speaker 2: Sunday and then turn around and come back and play
Speaker 2: on a Thursday. For a team that frankly is going nowhere.
Speaker 2: Are they going to be responsible or are they going
Speaker 2: to be reckless? What they chose to do with Joe
Speaker 2: Burrow on Sunday was responsible.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I fully believe had he played that game yesterday, they
Speaker 2: would have won it. A quarterback play was a major
Speaker 2: issue yesterday for the Bengals. I think Joe Flacco is
Speaker 2: a hurt be He's a forty year old guy with limitations,
Speaker 2: but the fact that they didn't play him, to me,
Speaker 2: reflected a responsibility that I hope they continue to make
Speaker 2: decisions with moving forward. If he plays Thursday again, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't do it because I think at some point you
Speaker 2: have to be realistic and go, dude, we're free in eight.
Speaker 2: But okay, fine, if they want to say, as long
Speaker 2: as the mass has the window has the door cracked open,
Speaker 2: we're gonna play our best guys, fine, when you get
Speaker 2: to a point, and again it's likely more of a
Speaker 2: matter of win and not is when you get to
Speaker 2: a point we're winning. Doesn't do anything in terms of
Speaker 2: the playoff picture. I don't think it makes a lot
Speaker 2: of sense to play an oft injured quarterback who holds
Speaker 2: the key to your chances of being better next season.
Speaker 1: I monitor everything simultaneously. I'm listening to Wayne box Miller
Speaker 1: after the post game, and he had a couple of
Speaker 1: good points. Won the last three games of the year.
Speaker 1: Won't say they're layups, but if the Bengals will playing well,
Speaker 1: their wins. So the next three games Baltimore, Buffalo, Baltimore
Speaker 1: not exactly an easy stretch. However, if they can win
Speaker 1: those three games, if they can win those three games,
Speaker 1: then win the last three. They're nine to eight. How
Speaker 1: about that, mo, And then they're gonna have the tie breakers.
Speaker 1: They'll be tied. If they win those three games. Right now,
Speaker 1: they're two and one in the division. Heck they'd be.
Speaker 1: It'll be five and one in the division. Now, what
Speaker 1: do you say about that.
Speaker 2: Mo, So, a team that has lost eight out of
Speaker 2: nine games, we're now going to talk about them winning
Speaker 2: each of their last picks?
Speaker 1: Correct?
Speaker 2: Is that what we're doing?
Speaker 1: Let's move on.
Speaker 2: I'm the biggest Bengals fan you'll find, but I would
Speaker 2: love for that to be the case. I will acknowledge
Speaker 2: that last year they did win their last five games.
Speaker 2: Joe Burrow played and was healthy in those games. They
Speaker 2: also weren't going up against Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen.
Speaker 2: By the way, for what it's worth, the Miami Dolphins
Speaker 2: are playing better. Cleveland Browns had ten sacks yesterday. Orse
Speaker 2: Sanders won his first NFL start. Let's say they get
Speaker 2: to nine wins. Oh, the math is really hard. Pittsburgh
Speaker 2: and Baltimore play each other twice, so either one of
Speaker 2: those teams is gonna win both games, and then in
Speaker 2: that case, they're only gonna have to win two more
Speaker 2: games to get to ten wins, or they're gonna split,
Speaker 2: and then one of those teams has to win three
Speaker 2: more games, neither of which is implausible. It's again, athematically,
Speaker 2: it's possible, it's possible, possible.
Speaker 1: Realistically, you're saying I got a chance. You're saying I
Speaker 1: got a chance. I got a chance.
Speaker 2: A team that has won one game since September the fourteenth,
Speaker 2: that is gonna play over the next three games, the
Speaker 2: two quarterbacks who have combined for three MVPs, two of
Speaker 2: those games being on the road. They're going to win
Speaker 2: out and they're going to get the help they need.
Speaker 2: If you believe that's going to be the case, put
Speaker 2: ten dollars down at your Face sportsbook, because the payoff
Speaker 2: is going to be insane if they do pull this off. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm focused on them simply winning a game and doing
Speaker 2: that on the road against Baltimore, which is not going
Speaker 2: to be easy to Ravens have won five consecutive games. Yeah,
Speaker 2: don't know if T Higgins going to be able to
Speaker 2: go because he went into concussion protocol late yesterday. Like,
Speaker 2: how about win a game before we start going down
Speaker 2: the wormhole of all the different scenarios and possibilities that
Speaker 2: need to unfold.
Speaker 1: Speaking of wormholes, the NIL is now coming to high
Speaker 1: school athletics. That was voted eighty percent in by the Principles,
Speaker 1: which is in Ohio, which is unbelievable. But secondly, you're
Speaker 1: a bigger UC fan than a Bengals fan. This was
Speaker 1: set up as a national media as present out of Provo, Utah.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of unhappiness about your UC faithful shouting
Speaker 1: the F bomb f the Mormons and the faces on
Speaker 1: the Mormon crowd wasn't good. They came to town. I
Speaker 1: think the players are unloading food at the free store
Speaker 1: food bank, twenty one pounds of food. The Mormons is
Speaker 1: a christ centered University and they're in they won a
Speaker 1: national title, I think in the era of Ty Detmer,
Speaker 1: back when Tony Bender was playing, and so there's a
Speaker 1: little bit of unhappiness with the UC faithful shouting the
Speaker 1: F bomb at Knippert not a good look, mo.
Speaker 2: Not in the least. I was at the game. I
Speaker 2: didn't hear the chance. My guess is it was coming
Speaker 2: from parts of the student section. Be better. I don't
Speaker 2: know that I have anything other than that be better
Speaker 2: and it's a bad look. I don't know anything not
Speaker 2: good beyond that. To say, I saw the video that
Speaker 2: was out there, it made me cringe. I didn't think
Speaker 2: it was representative of most UC fans, or the school,
Speaker 2: or the team, or most people who were at the game.
Speaker 2: But you could ignore the chance. Not a good look,
Speaker 2: a good look, And I would like to think that
Speaker 2: when BYU comes to town again, that we don't have
Speaker 2: a similar set of circumstances unfold.
Speaker 1: Well, who had a better worst weekend? You see football,
Speaker 1: you see basketball, the Bengals or the Cyclones. Who had
Speaker 1: a worst weekend?
Speaker 2: You know? I weirdly think it was UC football because
Speaker 2: their Big Twelve title hopes might not have been completely
Speaker 2: on life support. Might not have been totally robust or
Speaker 2: somewhere in the middle, but I at number one, they've
Speaker 2: been totally extinguished. Number two, this looks and feels like
Speaker 2: last year when the Bearcats started five and two and
Speaker 2: then lost our last five games. And when you have
Speaker 2: something that looks and feels like the previous season, which
Speaker 2: we all agreed was not good enough, then that represents
Speaker 2: the opposite of progress. The Bearcats late last season drowned
Speaker 2: amid a just sea of mistakes, missopportunities, penalties, and the
Speaker 2: same thing is unfolded over these last three games, and
Speaker 2: they're going to be underdogs on Saturday against TCU. I
Speaker 2: think you're going to have a really hard time selling
Speaker 2: people on the idea that the program is going in
Speaker 2: the right direction if the outcome at the end of
Speaker 2: the season is the same as it was last year.
Speaker 2: And Saturday night was a chance to halt that. Saturday
Speaker 2: Night was a chance to have a win against a
Speaker 2: top eleven team that you could hang your hat on
Speaker 2: and say this is tangible progress, and look, we still
Speaker 2: do have a chance to win the Big twelve title,
Speaker 2: or at least get to the Big Twelve title game.
Speaker 2: Going into the last week of the regular season, and
Speaker 2: instead we're wondering if they're going to, if you count
Speaker 2: the ballgame, lose their last five games, which is exactly
Speaker 2: what happened last year. And again, when that's the case,
Speaker 2: it's hard to argue that your program is progressing and
Speaker 2: going in the right.
Speaker 1: What about doing about the basketball? What about Miller time?
Speaker 2: I thought, unfortunately, you know, in the first half of
Speaker 2: the game, I thought the Bearcats defended and rebounded and
Speaker 2: played in a way that if you're a UC fan,
Speaker 2: should have lest you very encouraged. I think the problem, though,
Speaker 2: is despite their defensive prowess, despite their work on the glass,
Speaker 2: they were only up four at halftime. I mean you
Speaker 2: kind of thought, Okay, Louisville is a I think a
Speaker 2: Final Four caliber team for a reason. At some point
Speaker 2: they're going to get going offensively. Cardinals only scored seventy
Speaker 2: four points. Cincinnati's offense, you talk about comparisons to last year,
Speaker 2: kind of looked like last season, right. Even Terry Nelson
Speaker 2: on the broadcast wondered, you know, what is this? What
Speaker 2: are they running? West? Miller doesn't have many signature wins.
Speaker 2: There was a chance for another one. It was a
Speaker 2: winnable game. It was there for the taking, and you
Speaker 2: know it's it's interesting Bill a week from Friday as
Speaker 2: the Skyline Chili Crosstown shootout. Oh, I think most people
Speaker 2: are framing that game as inevitable that the Bearcats are
Speaker 2: going to win at the Cintas Center for the first
Speaker 2: time in twenty four years. But I'd got the breaks
Speaker 2: on that because Richard Patino's team is getting better, played
Speaker 2: some pretty pretty good competition this weekend, played a Big
Speaker 2: ten team on the road. It feels like they're coalescing nicely.
Speaker 2: There's a talent issue there. I don't think they're an
Speaker 2: NCAA tournament team. I think Wes Miller's got to figure
Speaker 2: some stuff out with his team offensively to be counted
Speaker 2: on to go and win games like that. It's going
Speaker 2: to be really interesting. I don't know that this is
Speaker 2: the going to be the blowout or the inevitable Bearcat
Speaker 2: win that many have kind of framed to be.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: Lastly, I'm looking at the story out of the UK.
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about Kentucky. I'm talking about Great Britain.
Speaker 1: Headline University of Cincinnati football fans caught in disgusting discriminatory
Speaker 1: chance and BYU clash. I didn't know this, but according
Speaker 1: to the story, you see his public addressing now or
Speaker 1: ERTs fans to cease the quote derogatory message, with no success.
Speaker 1: In fact, it increased. And now their calls out of
Speaker 1: Europe for the UC Athletic director, my brother John Cunningham
Speaker 1: and others to apologize for this behavior at Nippert Stadium.
Speaker 1: This has gone international and of course the BYU group
Speaker 1: waiting for an apology from I guess the UC if
Speaker 1: you can find the president wherever he is to apologize,
Speaker 1: and I don't know what to say. It's a bad look.
Speaker 1: It's happened before. By the way, you might recall our
Speaker 1: own Joe Frederick had a big T shirt Kathleic versus
Speaker 1: Convicts out of Notre Dame, and you know he certainly
Speaker 1: cut his chops on that one, and that had a
Speaker 1: little bit of humor to it. This has no humor
Speaker 1: to it whatsoever. In fact, this is embarrassing and hopefully
Speaker 1: the UC faithful will will change behavior in the future.
Speaker 1: B Yu is coming back, I've imagine for basketball maybe
Speaker 1: here or there. But one should not be held up
Speaker 1: to discriminatory derogatory behavior because of one's Christian faith, and
Speaker 1: we know where that leads. Moeger, thank you. Maybe, and
Speaker 1: we'll get together next Monday for a little bit of
Speaker 1: better circumstances.
Speaker 2: Maybe I can't wait, Willie.
Speaker 1: I bet. Back to the cigars, back to the bourbon.
Speaker 1: Moe thank you very much. Let's continue with more. The
Speaker 1: fallout will continue. You can imagine this in the Old
Speaker 1: South in the fifties or sixties, if some college fans
Speaker 1: were shouting the end word and a bunch of black players,
Speaker 1: what would happen? This is tremendously derogatory and again puts
Speaker 1: the city in a bed light. On news radio seven hundred,
Speaker 1: WULW know Dave Keaton, hit the music, Hit the music,
Speaker 1: Please back at it again to this Monday afternoon at
Speaker 1: the Tri State. I am a great American and so
Speaker 1: are you. It's a good thing U see doesn't play
Speaker 1: a Jewish school. If they played a Jewish school, what
Speaker 1: would the chance be from the student body? And I
Speaker 1: would hope that pinto you. Normally you can't find in
Speaker 1: what a search warrant. The President of UC would come
Speaker 1: out and say, we're gonna we have the video. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the video using the F bomb against the Mormons, who,
Speaker 1: by the way, came here and kicked the crap out
Speaker 1: of the bearcats. That's a different story, but college campuses
Speaker 1: are ripe with left wing politics of every description. The
Speaker 1: Turning Point USA doesn't have much of a chapter at UC,
Speaker 1: but they have thousands of students who want to shout
Speaker 1: to famatory racists and things against Mormons, who, by the way,
Speaker 1: made a huge donation to the Free Store food bank.
Speaker 1: Every place they go. The Mormons from BYU act like gentlemen,
Speaker 1: and somehow I would anticipate the public address announcer, according
Speaker 1: to my former producer Russ Jackson, made frequent announcements to stop,
Speaker 1: and of course it didn't. The students thought they were
Speaker 1: being funny and so cool, and they were just snickering.
Speaker 1: And it's sad. Publish your stupidity and public sure feelings
Speaker 1: about those who have a faith in Jesus Christ. It's
Speaker 1: a problem, and it doesn't cause the problem, but it
Speaker 1: revealed the difficulties on major college campuses, especially urban college campuses,
Speaker 1: in which the kids feel so entitled they can shout
Speaker 1: to fammatory, ugly things about other people and get away
Speaker 1: with it. With a snicker on their face. So I
Speaker 1: would hope that Pinto and the chairman of the Board
Speaker 1: of Trustees and John Cunningham, my distant cousin, issued a
Speaker 1: nice statement saying we can't have this, and I would
Speaker 1: imagine it'll continue until it has stopped. They will not stop.
Speaker 1: They must be stopped. So whether it's antisemitic views about Jews,
Speaker 1: or whether it's about Catholics, or about gay Americans who
Speaker 1: deserve to exist and to live, or about Mormons, it's
Speaker 1: highly inappropriate. They have large numbers, not just ten or twenty.
Speaker 1: I'd say several thousand students dropping the F bomb relative
Speaker 1: to Mormons the Church of Later day Saints. So hopefully
Speaker 1: there'll be some recompense for this, and hopefully the students
Speaker 1: that they can be identified and it's all all on
Speaker 1: video and audio, should be banned from UC football games
Speaker 1: until further notice. Until they understand you. In today's society,
Speaker 1: you can't do that kind of crap. But it's a
Speaker 1: good thing those students. The same students in the South
Speaker 1: in the fifties and sixties were shouting the inward and
Speaker 1: shutting down doors so that people like Meredith and the
Speaker 1: girls in Birmingham could attend attend public schools, and now
Speaker 1: the same philosophy dominates the UC campus. It's embarrassing for
Speaker 1: the city. And I shared with the MOE that Britain,
Speaker 1: the UK and I'm not talking about Kentucky. I'm talking
Speaker 1: United Kingdom has stories about the behavior of University of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati football students. Mainly students, I would think, but there
Speaker 1: were many others involved in the same chant. They thought
Speaker 1: it was funny. Now let's continue and never stop. We
Speaker 1: simply continue. Secondly, have another circumstance in Chicago and New
Speaker 1: York City in which large numbers of mobs around the
Speaker 1: streets to victimize innocent people. One of the worst events,
Speaker 1: of course, was in Chicago when this career criminal decided
Speaker 1: to get a container filled with all kinds of gasoline.
Speaker 1: And there's videos of that occurring, and that he fills
Speaker 1: up his container and goes on the L train in
Speaker 1: Chicago and finds a woman. I want to go to
Speaker 1: Fox News. Her picture is there and this Her name
Speaker 1: is twenty six year old Bethany McGee, a business research analyst.
Speaker 1: Life ahead of her She bought it the CTA Blue
Speaker 1: Line train a few days ago. Never made it home.
Speaker 1: A guy named Lawrence Reid, fifty years old, long criminal history,
Speaker 1: seventy two prior arrest, fifty separate cases, dozens and dozens
Speaker 1: of felony convictions, engulfed her in a gasoline mixture and
Speaker 1: then lit her on fire. Lopsed in flames. Receiving a
Speaker 1: helpf she dragged herself off the train onto a platform.
Speaker 1: She's in critical condition with burns over ninety percent of
Speaker 1: her body. Days later, in a Chicago courtroom, the criminal
Speaker 1: defendant shouted out, I plead guilty. I plead guilty.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: This comes on the heels of what happened in Charlotte,
Speaker 1: North Carolina, when a twenty three year old Ukrainian refugee
Speaker 1: was riding the LYNX Blue light rail system went to
Speaker 1: Carlos Brown Junior thirty four, sat behind her. Without warning,
Speaker 1: he put out a knife and stabbed her repeatedly, once
Speaker 1: in the back, once in the head, once in the neck,
Speaker 1: and through the chest. Bled to death on the floor
Speaker 1: of the train, she never had a chance even a
Speaker 1: scream again. Passengers watched, passenger stepped away, passengers froze, other
Speaker 1: passengers filmed, but no one got involved. Maybe it was
Speaker 1: too late anyway, the one guy that did get involved
Speaker 1: Daniel Penny. You might recall in New York City another
Speaker 1: grange criminal, mentally ill, and Penny was that Daniel Penny
Speaker 1: was then indicted for manslaughter for coming to the aid
Speaker 1: of the writers in the subway who were being harassed
Speaker 1: by this mentally ill person. In the Brown case and Charlotte,
Speaker 1: he said quote, I got that white girl. I got
Speaker 1: the white girl. Kind of a grotesque celebratory taunt. He
Speaker 1: now faced his first degree murder charges. And of course
Speaker 1: Brown had extensive criminal history and mental illnesses at the
Speaker 1: heart of most of these kinds of activities in a country,
Speaker 1: whether it's abortion or whether it's crime, we've become a
Speaker 1: nation where the innocent are being disposed of and the violent,
Speaker 1: violent criminals are protected. Happens in the Amla County, happens
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati with shootings galore on nightclubs
Speaker 1: on Elm Street, and the prosecutor's office couldn't move to
Speaker 1: have declared a public nuisance, but fail to do so.
Speaker 1: While this is going on, the bystanders are often paralyzed
Speaker 1: or afraid to be involved. They want to run. Wouldn't
Speaker 1: you run if there were gunshots being fired in and
Speaker 1: around you, of course you would. The leaders are completely asleep.
Speaker 1: Justice in Hamlet County is optional. I spoke to another
Speaker 1: sergeant's CPD yesterday and she talked about the fact that
Speaker 1: it's worthless to arrest people. They're out before the paperwork
Speaker 1: is done, the judge would let them go. Safety is
Speaker 1: something secondary, and courage is being punished, like with Daniel Penny,
Speaker 1: and it's all justified in the name, shall we say,
Speaker 1: of progressive values of social justice, a restorative justice of reparations.
Speaker 1: And whether it's Chicago or Cincinnati or New York, Mom,
Speaker 1: Donnie or LA, leadership is busy attacking the police, firing
Speaker 1: the police chief, FIGI, getting rid of her, and offending
Speaker 1: criminals because of quote equity got to have equity in
Speaker 1: the criminal justice system. So whether it's Cincinnati or Charlotte
Speaker 1: or a Chicago, the leaders are busy celebrating reforms that
Speaker 1: have real names and real faces and real victims attached
Speaker 1: to it. To me, it's incredible and I watch it transpiring.
Speaker 1: And this comes on the heels of this report from
Speaker 1: the DOJ about who's committing crime. I'm thinking, oh, how
Speaker 1: many times have I said that the face of crime
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati or any major American city is largely a
Speaker 1: black male face. But the great majority of black males,
Speaker 1: young males have nothing to do with crime, infect and
Speaker 1: the victims of crime. But according to this study, incredible
Speaker 1: violent crime is overwhelmingly the work of a small group
Speaker 1: of repeat offenders. It is highly concentrated in a small
Speaker 1: number of individuals. For example, he says, in New York
Speaker 1: City in twenty twenty three, three hundred and twenty seven
Speaker 1: people out of eight and a half million, twenty seven
Speaker 1: people accounted for forty percent of the shoplifting and more
Speaker 1: than six thousand arrest Among three hundred and twenty seven people.
Speaker 1: In Oakland, zero point one percent of the population, that's
Speaker 1: about four hundred people committed a majority of the city's homicides.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty three, data showed that three quarters of
Speaker 1: state prisoners had at least five previous arrest ah It's
Speaker 1: these numbers are unbelievable. It's a small number of people.
Speaker 1: A few hundred must be locked up to save the
Speaker 1: lives of a few hundred thousand in the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati or the city of Dayton, whatever the city is.
Speaker 1: And CPS Sininni public schools about thirty five thousand students.
Speaker 1: There's about seventeen thousand male students. Of the seventeen thousand
Speaker 1: male students, about eight thousand or black black males, young
Speaker 1: black males. Eight thousand of the eight thousand, probably five
Speaker 1: hundred of eight thousand are involved in the criminal justice system.
Speaker 1: It's a small number who generally prey upon those they
Speaker 1: live with. If you get rid of the small number
Speaker 1: through the methods of arrest, prosecution, conviction, and sentencing, everyone's
Speaker 1: lives get a whole bunch a lot better. Throw on
Speaker 1: top of that, psychiatric hospitals. How about this. You know
Speaker 1: I have a long history representing the state of Ohio
Speaker 1: locking up violent offenders. In nineteen seventy, there were three
Speaker 1: hundred psychiatric beds for the criminally ill, three hundred beds
Speaker 1: per one hundred thousand, three hundred. What fifty some years ago,
Speaker 1: if you were crazy committing crime, you were locked up
Speaker 1: until when you were restored to sanity, maybe six months,
Speaker 1: maybe six years, maybe never, but you were locked up.
Speaker 1: Three hundred spittle beds for the psychiatrically mentally impaired per
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand, three hundred. Now it's twelve per one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand. Don't have the beds, don't have a facility.
Speaker 1: You take out the mentally ill who commit crime, and
Speaker 1: take out the repeat offenders. Cincinnati and would be a
Speaker 1: wonderful place to live. Lock up the offenders. And if
Speaker 1: you're mentally ill, like the guy in Charlotte, the stabbed
Speaker 1: Ukrainian refugee, or the guy in Chicago to set a
Speaker 1: woman on fire, lock up the mentally ill when they're
Speaker 1: mentally ill committing crimes until they're restored to sanity. The
Speaker 1: crime rate would plummet to hunder ten percent. We wouldn't
Speaker 1: have much crime at all, like many others. To Carlos,
Speaker 1: Brown was mentally ill. Instead of being institutionalized, he was
Speaker 1: left to run the streets where his conditions became worse
Speaker 1: because of drug use, and the criminal justice system washes
Speaker 1: their hands. In Chicago seventy two arrest. In August, he
Speaker 1: was picked up again for shoplifting a woman African American,
Speaker 1: beat the hell out of her, stepped on her. He
Speaker 1: starts with felonies. This is after seventy one previous arrest,
Speaker 1: and the magistrate in state Court in Chicago put an
Speaker 1: ankle monitor on him and said go. And then he
Speaker 1: sets this woman on fire who's fighting for a life.
Speaker 1: Ninety percent burns over most of her body, hair and head.
Speaker 1: What he did was have a little bottle and he
Speaker 1: squirted the gasoline on the woman's hair and face and
Speaker 1: set her on fire. And he should have been locked
Speaker 1: up years ago. But we don't have sufficient hospital beds
Speaker 1: for the mentally ill. Nineteen seventy three hundred per one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand, today we have twelve, and that numbers going down.
Speaker 1: You get what you pay for. Elections have consequences. In
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati. We decided to stay with the
Speaker 1: same goofs who've caused the problem in the first place,
Speaker 1: and the same goofs are there, and the goofs aren't
Speaker 1: going to change, and I don't think the voters are
Speaker 1: going to change. So people vote with their feet to
Speaker 1: leave Cincinnati and live somewhere else where it's safe and
Speaker 1: your kids can go to school. You actually can pay
Speaker 1: real estate taxes and get value for the education that
Speaker 1: the taxes largely pay for. In the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: you pay high taxes and can't send your kid to
Speaker 1: the public schools. They're like daycare services. Well, let's continue.
Speaker 1: Coming up later will be from Claremont County or state
Speaker 1: representative Adam bird. Bird will be the word about doings
Speaker 1: in Columbus. And also, how do we solve difficulties in
Speaker 1: the three major cities in Ohio when the voters themselves
Speaker 1: are stupid? How do you make voters more informed about
Speaker 1: what's going on in their world? If the voters don't
Speaker 1: realize what's happening, why should the rest of us care?
Speaker 1: God helps those who help themselves. And this is in
Speaker 1: a circumstance where Cincinnati has so many great things happening
Speaker 1: because of the Zoo, FC, the Bengals, the Reds, the Banks,
Speaker 1: and on top of that the cultural needs throwing the
Speaker 1: half billion dollars Carl Linders putting in in the West End.
Speaker 1: Throw on top of that the new arena is coming.
Speaker 1: It'll be a fight between the masters of the universe,
Speaker 1: between the Castellinis on one side, the Brown Family, the Bengals,
Speaker 1: the Banks are on one side. On the other side,
Speaker 1: you're going to have Carl Linder, the Farmers, Meg Whitman,
Speaker 1: Jeff Birding with a new arena b by FC. Will
Speaker 1: it be on the river front. It'll be a fight
Speaker 1: between the masters of the universe. We'll see how it
Speaker 1: plays out. Let's continue with more and if a line
Speaker 1: becomes available five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven thousand,
Speaker 1: and we get the government we deserve, and at this
Speaker 1: point we deserve. After have Puivol and the nine clowns
Speaker 1: on city Council because they will not address public safety,
Speaker 1: they will not fund psychiatric assistance. They make it difficult
Speaker 1: to live in the city. And CPS is a school
Speaker 1: system where largely you can't send your kids to school.
Speaker 1: And that's where we are. Twelve fifty five Home Year
Speaker 1: Bengals News Radio seven hundred WLW by Billy cunning in
Speaker 1: the Great America. Lots of big things happening at Columbus
Speaker 1: and elsewhere. And of course Representative Adam Byrd is in
Speaker 1: leadership of the House, and Adam Byrd welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham showing first of all before we get
Speaker 1: off on these important issues once again, Cincinnati head at
Speaker 1: the Privy Bar and over the run Elm Street. Another
Speaker 1: mass shooting. Dozens of shots fired. I think three or
Speaker 1: four people will wound it. Fortunately everyone's got a bad shot.
Speaker 1: They made it to the hospitals alive, Cincinnati this year
Speaker 1: is gonna have something like twenty to twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: shots fired. We're gonna have four to five hundred people wound.
Speaker 1: It We're gonna have about one hundred people killed. The
Speaker 1: mayor is firing the chief of police because she refuses
Speaker 1: to follow supposedly his orders, causing the mayhem. We got
Speaker 1: all hell breaking loose, So I ask you this question.
Speaker 1: We have eight large cities in Ohio, so to speak,
Speaker 1: and the three largest wins, the three seas Cleveland, Columbus,
Speaker 1: and Cincinnati are fully part of the far left Radical
Speaker 1: Democratic Party, which is to fund the police, make it
Speaker 1: difficult to arrest anybody for any offense. Don't pull over
Speaker 1: people committing traffic violations, and if guns are being used repeatedly,
Speaker 1: blame some inanimate metal object called a gun, and don't
Speaker 1: blame the perpetrator. We have soft judges all over the
Speaker 1: major cities in this country, and much as I've said
Speaker 1: Adam Bird around the country, we can't have a great
Speaker 1: nation if every major American city is in collapse. Well,
Speaker 1: you can't send your kids to school. The school system stink.
Speaker 1: The judges are freeing criminals like the ones in Chicago
Speaker 1: who set the poor woman on fire, was arrested seventy
Speaker 1: two times, convicted forty nine times. He's fifty years old
Speaker 1: setting subway riders on fire. We have la which is
Speaker 1: in total economic collapse, and New York City just elected
Speaker 1: a communists. Put all that together, Can America be a
Speaker 1: great nation when our cities are in collapse? And can
Speaker 1: Ohio be a great state with Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati? What
Speaker 1: do you say, hey, Bill?
Speaker 4: It's a wonderful to be on your program, It's an
Speaker 4: honor to be on your program. And that question continues
Speaker 4: to come up over the last decade as we've seen
Speaker 4: the degradation of our cities. And so, yeah, it's really sad, Bill,
Speaker 4: because you and I love Cincinnati. We've been from this
Speaker 4: area the since that even though we don't live in
Speaker 4: downtown Cincinnati, it's the hub of so many things. It's
Speaker 4: where our Bengals and Reds play, It's where the air
Speaker 4: and off Broadway shows are. There's so many great things
Speaker 4: happening downtown. And it's to say it that people don't
Speaker 4: feel confident to go downtown, and it's affecting the businesses
Speaker 4: down on town that people from Claremont Butler and Warren
Speaker 4: County don't want to go down there anymore. But can
Speaker 4: we be great you know in Ohio. You know, I
Speaker 4: think we can because you know, we're trying as a
Speaker 4: state legislature to make sure that laws are applicable to
Speaker 4: everywhere that you might live in the state of Ohio.
Speaker 4: Although all we do is create law built, that's somebody
Speaker 4: who's a mayor or you know, somebody in an executive
Speaker 4: branch has actually enforced the laws that we lay down.
Speaker 1: And in fact, I had on the other day the
Speaker 1: Speaker of the House, Matt Huffman, about marijuana. We got
Speaker 1: all these fancy laws about you can't smoke marijuana and
Speaker 1: public can't smoke in your car, you can't have a
Speaker 1: cheech and shong event happening. But walking around Cincinnati you
Speaker 1: smell marijuana everywhere. I was in Loveland at a very
Speaker 1: fine restaurant. They're having a little bit of salmon, and
Speaker 1: marijuana is waffling all over downtown Loveland as if it's permissible.
Speaker 1: And you pass these laws in marijuana. In fact, as
Speaker 1: I said here, I don't know what the laws are
Speaker 1: on CBD and infused drinks. I know what you passed
Speaker 1: that you're going to look out at maybe a year
Speaker 1: from December to see what the Feds do. But we
Speaker 1: have ubiquitous marijuana use, ubiquitous CBD and THC use of infused,
Speaker 1: the cans of beverages that have in toxicans them that
Speaker 1: kids can still buy right now in the pony cakes,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And we have nail now, we have money
Speaker 1: coming to high school sports. I can't imagine what the
Speaker 1: quarterback of Saint x Fry could get on the open market.
Speaker 1: X Rocky Bowman is going to have to start paying money.
Speaker 1: Everywhere I look, I see opportunities where America is going
Speaker 1: the wrong direction. And for those who believe that marijuana
Speaker 1: is wrong, it's an intoxicant. It's a skeledule one narcotic
Speaker 1: according to the FEDS, similar to cocaine and heroin and methanphetamine.
Speaker 1: How do you respond to a father living in Kenton
Speaker 1: County or Butler County, or Warren County or Clamont County
Speaker 1: that is this not happy with the fact that you
Speaker 1: legislators are approving more you big what it is, marijuana,
Speaker 1: THHC used through beverages and through more uses of intoxicating drugs.
Speaker 1: How do you respond to Ohio making legal, in a
Speaker 1: large sense, a Schedule one narcotic described by the fence,
Speaker 1: How do you respond to that, Adam Byrd, I'll put
Speaker 1: you on the spot. How do you respond to that?
Speaker 4: Well, we're the bill, which, by the way, bill is
Speaker 4: still awaiting the signature of your friend and mine, Governor
Speaker 4: de Wine. He's got to sign the bill. And as
Speaker 4: soon as he signs the bill, it'll be ninety days
Speaker 4: until it becomes effective. So we need him to sign
Speaker 4: it yesterday and get that clock ticking. And this bill
Speaker 4: would not permit what's going on for you in downtown
Speaker 4: Loveland the other night. And as soon as that bill
Speaker 4: becomes law, I have full faith and confidence that Chris Stratton,
Speaker 4: the Claremont County Sheriff, he would enforce the law. He's
Speaker 4: not going to allow that kind of thing to happen
Speaker 4: in Loveland or anywhere in Clairemont County. And I suspect
Speaker 4: the other sheriffs we'll do that as well. And so
Speaker 4: you also talked about nil bill. This is not the
Speaker 4: work of the state legislature. This nil stuff is the
Speaker 4: work of OHSAA in Ohio, and it's got fraud and
Speaker 4: problems written all over it. You and I know that
Speaker 4: NIL has caused so many problems at the college level.
Speaker 4: Why in the world would want this to happen at
Speaker 4: the high school level. And what I would say to
Speaker 4: that bill is stay tuned. There may be a bill
Speaker 4: coming soon that would prohibit NIL in Ohio.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll see what happens. You know, we get the
Speaker 1: government we deserve. And I know many of the large
Speaker 1: companies in downtown Cincinnati, the Kroger's, the Fifth Third Banks,
Speaker 1: the p and Gs, Procter and Gambles is grossly expanding
Speaker 1: their footprinted Mason. They kind of want to get out
Speaker 1: of Dodge. Their employees are saying, it's not safe down here.
Speaker 1: We don't want to be down here. We want to
Speaker 1: get out. And Kroger is not It's a large multinational
Speaker 1: company worth hundreds of billions of dollars, but it's not
Speaker 1: run by Cincinnatians anymore. Procter and Gambles not run by
Speaker 1: Cincinnatians anymore. And we need a multifaceted approach to this. Uh,
Speaker 1: can you briefly tell the American people, Adam Bird, as
Speaker 1: we sit here Monday afternoon, what is the status of
Speaker 1: CBD infused THC drinks in the state of Ohio. If
Speaker 1: Tony Bender after work wants to go somewhere and get
Speaker 1: some can that intoxicating beverages in a can, what is
Speaker 1: the status of law as we speak this Monday afternoon,
Speaker 1: no change bill.
Speaker 4: They're they're still permitted, and and so we're we're definitely
Speaker 4: taking a back seat and waiting for the federal government.
Speaker 4: They have indicated that they are opposed to this and
Speaker 4: that they're going to do something about it, and and so, yeah,
Speaker 4: these are really dangerous and and you know, we should, uh,
Speaker 4: we should be limiting their use to adults. We should
Speaker 4: be limiting the amount of of THC amount that's in
Speaker 4: the drink. And so this all has to be taken
Speaker 4: care of. And and yeah, it doesn't make me feel good,
Speaker 4: but we're waiting for signals from the from the federal government.
Speaker 4: And perhaps those signals are a little mixed right now,
Speaker 4: but but we need to take care of that.
Speaker 1: Well, when I speak to my favorite US senators, they
Speaker 1: tell me there's no appetite in Washington to touch it
Speaker 1: at all, that there's a large group of lawmakers who
Speaker 1: don't like marijuana. Period. There's another group who loves it,
Speaker 1: thinks is almost a religious experience. Then there's another group
Speaker 1: that says, well, let's have it, but limit it, and
Speaker 1: just to make it a Schedule one. There's Schedule three
Speaker 1: would require the Congress to act, and they're stymy, they're
Speaker 1: not going to act at all. You can't look at
Speaker 1: Washington for guidance on anything. So the states are on
Speaker 1: their own. About thirty seven states allow marijuana and the
Speaker 1: other thirteen do not. And maybe that's the answer of
Speaker 1: federal system. Kind of let the states run it now. Secondly,
Speaker 1: you and many others were involved in the reapportionment about
Speaker 1: a week or two ago. Explain where we are now
Speaker 1: with the districts. I'm thinking about Southwest Ohio, the one
Speaker 1: held by Landsman. What's the status of that? And since
Speaker 1: the Democrats agreed, isn't it isn't it like chisel and
Speaker 1: stone at this point?
Speaker 4: Yet? You know what, when the Democrats agree on this, Willie,
Speaker 4: you can't call it garry mandering. They want to have
Speaker 4: it both ways. They want to vote yes on it
Speaker 4: and call it jerry mandering. You can't have it both ways.
Speaker 4: And so when you look at that seat, you've got
Speaker 4: green Township added to that seat. You've got Harrison added.
Speaker 4: Those are reliably red areas. The reliably blue areas of
Speaker 4: Hamberley Village have been taken out, and the really red,
Speaker 4: reliable red area Clinton County has been added. Bill, this
Speaker 4: is going to be very competitive. I think that Republicans
Speaker 4: have a great shot at this, and we need more
Speaker 4: Republicans in Washington, DC right now, so this is a
Speaker 4: big step for Ohio. We've also made changes to the
Speaker 4: Marcy Capture seat in the Toledo area, that is that's
Speaker 4: going to have a Republican I'm very much anticipating twelve
Speaker 4: Republicans out of fifteen going to Congress from the state
Speaker 4: of Ohio here in a year.
Speaker 1: But Will, what do you say to a mat Americans
Speaker 1: angry about property taxes because some older folks, especially on
Speaker 1: a fixed income, are being priced out of their homes
Speaker 1: by property tax increases. What do you say to them?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, this is certainly a big issue. And so
Speaker 4: when you look at what we did, we passed four
Speaker 4: bills last week. Will it's unprecedented and consequentially the amount
Speaker 4: of change and reform that we brought to property taxes
Speaker 4: in Ohio. And that's part of the reason why places
Speaker 4: like Kroger and others P and G are leading downtown
Speaker 4: Cincinnati because of the tax structure structure income tax, sales tax,
Speaker 4: property tax. They want out of places that's going to
Speaker 4: tax them into oblivion. And so when you look at
Speaker 4: these bills that we passed last week, the one that's
Speaker 4: really important, though there's a couple of them. They limit
Speaker 4: the tax growth property tax growth to the rate of inflation.
Speaker 4: And here's one that not everybody knows about, Willie. We
Speaker 4: are transferring money from the credit that we give to
Speaker 4: the non business credit to owner occupy credit, which means
Speaker 4: that if you live in the home that you are
Speaker 4: paying taxes on you actually live there, you're going to
Speaker 4: go from two and a half percent credit on your
Speaker 4: property taxes to fifteen percent. That is a huge jump, Willie,
Speaker 4: and I think property tax payers who live in their
Speaker 4: home are really going to feel something positive for them
Speaker 4: in the next year.
Speaker 1: Now say that again, because a guy like me, I
Speaker 1: lived in my same house for twenty five years. I'm
Speaker 1: a senior citizen on a fixed income. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. I can't make any more money than I make.
Speaker 1: So does this benefit a poor man like me.
Speaker 4: Absolutely so. Right now, you're the owner occupied credit in
Speaker 4: Ohio is two and a half percent. You're getting it.
Speaker 4: Two and a half percent of your property taxes is
Speaker 4: paid by the state of Ohio for you. Well, over
Speaker 4: four years, we are going to up that from two
Speaker 4: and a half percent. We're going to gradually, over four
Speaker 4: years up that to fifteen percent. That stay to Ohio
Speaker 4: is going to pay your property tax for you.
Speaker 1: I like that. I'm starting to believe in government. All
Speaker 1: of a sudden, All.
Speaker 4: Right, you go out, we finally did something good.
Speaker 1: Something good, and thank you for coming on to clarify
Speaker 1: everything and nothing THC. I think if an adult wants
Speaker 1: they have an adult beverage at home that has THCHC
Speaker 1: in it, I say, have at it. It's your life.
Speaker 1: I don't like the idea that people can walk around
Speaker 1: and smoke pot. I don't like the idea that teenage
Speaker 1: boys can go into a ponykeg and buy some of
Speaker 1: these beverages with high THC content and they're intoxicating. I
Speaker 1: don't like that at all. I don't like the fact
Speaker 1: that the high school kids can now get NIEL money.
Speaker 1: I don't know what Fry's Worth, it's saying that's probably
Speaker 1: a lot of money. In fact, I don't like a
Speaker 1: lot of aspects of our life, but at least we
Speaker 1: try to govern our own affairs. I have a long
Speaker 1: term concern that our major cities are in complete collapse economically, religiously, educationally.
Speaker 1: Until that changes, we can't be a great state or
Speaker 1: a great nation when all of our major cities are
Speaker 1: in collapse with crime, rampant drug use, homelessness. The homeless
Speaker 1: camps are back in Cincinnati. I think it's a problem.
Speaker 1: To Adam Bird good luck in New rig Yeah, go.
Speaker 4: Ahead, thank you. Well. I was going to say, Willie
Speaker 4: that this is the reason why places like Claremont, Butler,
Speaker 4: and Warren are growing in population counties around Columbus, like
Speaker 4: Pickaway and Union in Delaware County. They're growing because people
Speaker 4: are fleeing Democrat policies. And it's a big problem. And
Speaker 4: so will I just you know, last week it was
Speaker 4: a huge week in the state legislature. I mean, we
Speaker 4: passed a bill last week that said, no more turning in,
Speaker 4: no more counting absent keee ballots after election day. We
Speaker 4: increase the penalties for drug in human trafficking. We require
Speaker 4: sex offenders to move away from their victim. We're not
Speaker 4: going to allow mail order abortion pills anymore. We're going
Speaker 4: to protect our prison guards better. And then also, if
Speaker 4: you're pulled over with probable cause, you've got to turn
Speaker 4: over your driver's license willly to the police officer. So
Speaker 4: we're going to create and protect law and order in Ohio.
Speaker 4: And we're for the people, and we want to protect people,
Speaker 4: and we want to make Ohio a great place.
Speaker 1: We have islands of debauchery inside of a sea of tranquility.
Speaker 1: We have the Blue Cities floating into a sea of tranquility.
Speaker 1: And hopefully the voters in these areas have got to
Speaker 1: understand what the results of their elections are. I can't
Speaker 1: imagine Mayor Pirrival getting eighty one percent of the vote,
Speaker 1: down from eighty three percent of the vote after his
Speaker 1: performance in office, the voters held him to account from
Speaker 1: eighty three to eighty one percent, electing all the same goofballs,
Speaker 1: the goofs who ran city council. The same goofs are
Speaker 1: in charge once again. Adam Bird, I'm coming to Claremont County.
Speaker 1: I love that new Mexican restaurant kind of on the River.
Speaker 1: I like that place, and you and I get together,
Speaker 1: maybe have a margarita one day, they get two straws
Speaker 1: and suck it up together.
Speaker 4: What do you think you've come to Claremont County anytime?
Speaker 4: Willie and New Richmand's a great place. We've got some
Speaker 4: good restaurants down there. And you know, I'm just saying, Willie,
Speaker 4: if you're going to let more and more people leave
Speaker 4: the hellhole of Cincinnati, don't let him bring their politics
Speaker 4: with them to Claremont Brown, Claremont and Brown and Butler
Speaker 4: and Warren, don't let them move out here if they're
Speaker 4: going to bring the stuff that that's created problem where
Speaker 4: they currently live.
Speaker 1: City Council or a bunch of goofs All right, Tony
Speaker 1: Tony Bender says enough is enough. Let's continue. Adam Bird.
Speaker 1: You're the man. God bless you, and God bless Claremont County.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Adam Bird. Keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 4: Honor to be with you.
Speaker 1: Bill, God bless America. City Council or a bunch of
Speaker 1: goofs Bill Cunningham seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 5: It ain't cool being no jib turkey so close. Thanks gif,
Speaker 5: Hello bye, I'm broadcasting it ain't cool being no job
Speaker 5: so close things.
Speaker 1: Gif's talking about the UC students shouting their for it
Speaker 1: about the morning. How about this? How much food do
Speaker 1: they donate the team unloading stuff and helping them hungry.
Speaker 6: On let's see, Well, the Big twelve is going to
Speaker 6: come down on UC and get them. Fine, you're ex
Speaker 6: your second cousin. Director of Athletics John Cunningham issued a
Speaker 6: statement on behalf of the University of Cincinnati and Bearcat Athletics.
Speaker 6: I want to sincerely apologize the BYU community in the
Speaker 6: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, you're going
Speaker 6: after God for the use of offensive and religious religiously
Speaker 6: the derogatory language used by a group of fans during
Speaker 6: Saturday's game.
Speaker 1: It was tens of thousands, thank you. And by the way,
Speaker 1: did they want to have sex with Mormons? They were saying.
Speaker 1: The word is that like they wanted to have sex
Speaker 1: with Mormons.
Speaker 6: Well, there's the same Mormons that donated twenty seven thousand
Speaker 6: pounds of food to the University of Cincinnati to fight
Speaker 6: student food insecurity.
Speaker 1: To the student body that are yelling f the Mormons.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they got they got food, and they got food
Speaker 6: for the community. Yeah, thanks a lot, classless. They got
Speaker 6: to find those guys, expel them immediately. If not soon,
Speaker 6: you may not attend any more football games.
Speaker 1: And throw them out of school. Throw them out of school, disgusting,
Speaker 1: pervert it and wrong.
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Speaker 1: Avoiding the obvious segment. But Moe also stands with you
Speaker 1: and I against those students who misbehaved having been fed
Speaker 1: by the Mormons.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: They bite the hands that feed them. Brilliant.
Speaker 6: I thought people are smarter than that. When I went
Speaker 6: to U See for God's sakes, Bengals up. They brought
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Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 6: Look, the coach said today he anticipates Joe Burrow starting
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Speaker 1: Yes on seven hundred WLW Bill Tunningham, the great American
Speaker 1: And we've heard again about several days ago as a
Speaker 1: practicing Roman Catholic that hit me quite hard. From Roman
Speaker 1: Catholic prise and Nigeria are being shot in the back
Speaker 1: of the head. The boys and girls in their teenage
Speaker 1: or younger years of being, shall we say, and are
Speaker 1: thrown into sexual slavery by the Nigerian Boca Haram and
Speaker 1: other Islamic terror groups, and the Nigerian government says essentially
Speaker 1: not much is going on here, has nothing to see.
Speaker 1: But the BBC, which is right about three quarters of
Speaker 1: the time, said it's really a genocide that is taking place.
Speaker 1: Judge Saul is the executive director of Equipping the Prosecuted
Speaker 1: dot Org executive director. We'll get out the website later
Speaker 1: and Judge Saul, once again, can you just give the
Speaker 1: American people kind of an overview of what's been happening
Speaker 1: Nigeria the past several years.
Speaker 3: Well, what we're seeing taking place is a real life
Speaker 3: jihad where you have seen a Muslim population that is
Speaker 3: not indigenous to Nigeria that moved in thirty forty years ago,
Speaker 3: really started heavily populating the last twenty years, and they
Speaker 3: have systematically been wiping out Christian communities from the north
Speaker 3: of working their way south and right now we estimate
Speaker 3: there's over eight hundred Christian communities completely gone, destroyed. All
Speaker 3: the church is destroyed, and this has left three point
Speaker 3: five million Christians without homes that have been displaced from
Speaker 3: their homes in Nigeria.
Speaker 1: How many.
Speaker 3: Three point five million Christians have been displaced from their
Speaker 3: homes and they are living in camps in Nigeria as
Speaker 3: we speak.
Speaker 1: Can you tell the American people about a week ago
Speaker 1: what happened to a Catholic school and tell the American
Speaker 1: people what the Islamic terrorists did.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: Terrorists came in, they shot one of the three people
Speaker 3: were killed, and then they abducted fifty fifty children from
Speaker 3: the Catholic school and just up you, just yesterday they
Speaker 3: went into another school and kidnapped another three hundred kids.
Speaker 3: This is just yesterday. So in the last week, about
Speaker 3: over five hundred people have been kidnapped and we estimate
Speaker 3: that two hundred and fifty then killed.
Speaker 1: Are they one hundred fact? Are they one dred percent
Speaker 1: Catholic or Christians? That these are not other Islamic groups
Speaker 1: that are killing other Muslims. These are Islamic terrorists specifically
Speaker 1: targeting for genocide Christians and Catholics in Nigeria. Is that correct?
Speaker 3: Yes? Yes, yes, Just in the last week, of all
Speaker 3: those that have been kidnapped and killed or Christian ninety percent.
Speaker 3: The ratio of Christians being killed to Muslims is around
Speaker 3: five to one six to one on average, so when
Speaker 3: they say, well, Muslims are getting killed too, they're just
Speaker 3: they're just they're just fodder. They're they're a byproduct of
Speaker 3: their genocide against Christians. And you don't see mosques being destroyed,
Speaker 3: But what we do see is churches being destroyed in
Speaker 3: every community that these people touch. They burn them to
Speaker 3: the ground and they go after and kill the pastors
Speaker 3: and priests.
Speaker 1: First, talk about what happened to the children and all
Speaker 1: of them, these hundreds of thousands of Christian children, what
Speaker 1: happens to them once they're captive?
Speaker 3: Many of them are the girls. Uh, they're turned into
Speaker 3: baby making factories for the terrorists. They they get they
Speaker 3: get pushed up north. They end up being forced marriage
Speaker 3: into terrorists and they they turn them into baby making factories.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: The young men are either tortured, killed or enslaved. The
Speaker 3: young boys are are brought up in the system and
Speaker 3: they are essentially enslaved.
Speaker 1: So what this is this massive rape of girls and
Speaker 1: the uh and sexual slavery, which their lives are over
Speaker 1: as we know. Then the boys are either murdered first
Speaker 1: or fourth righter thrown into some work that they have
Speaker 1: to do until they're dead. There's they treat them like cockroaches.
Speaker 1: In other words, they treat them like insects.
Speaker 3: Right, well, yeah, well yeah, yeah, this is this is
Speaker 3: radical is one on one, this is this is this
Speaker 3: is how they've operated and conquered country afort country and
Speaker 3: territory since its inception.
Speaker 2: So the thing is is what we're seeing.
Speaker 3: Is not new as far as Islamic history goes. But
Speaker 3: right now it's playing in real life, right before our
Speaker 3: own eyes right now.
Speaker 1: Not much different than what happened on October the seventh
Speaker 1: in Israel, but it's happening every day in Nigeria, and
Speaker 1: it's largely not well covered. Correct, That is.
Speaker 3: Correct, happens every day in Nigeria, and I've been dealing
Speaker 3: with it for the last six years. We've been up
Speaker 3: boots on the ground mission responding to these attacks within
Speaker 3: forty eight hours. We've been trying to help the persecuted
Speaker 3: as much as possible. But it is it is very, very,
Speaker 3: very difficult, and we're finally glad people are waking up.
Speaker 1: What does the Nigerian government say, this so called government
Speaker 1: in Nigeria.
Speaker 3: Well, the government, yeah, the Nigerian government says, well, we
Speaker 3: have a terrorist problem, but it's both Christians and Muslims
Speaker 3: being killed. It's not religiously motivated, which is which is
Speaker 3: a life on the pit of hell. I mean they
Speaker 3: are lying and the Nigerian government is complicit in these killings.
Speaker 3: One of the projects I started so I have equipping
Speaker 3: the Persecuted dot org. That's our really humanitarian wing for
Speaker 3: our mission. But then I started truth Nigeria dot com
Speaker 3: giving journalists in Nigeria an outlet to document what's been
Speaker 3: going on. So one of the things we've done was
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty four, people started all over Nigeria started
Speaker 3: trusting us with information and we started putting out terror
Speaker 3: alerts so we would get intelligence on when and where
Speaker 3: attacks were going to occur. We issued over one hundred
Speaker 3: of them since twenty twenty four with ninety percent accuracy,
Speaker 3: and the Nigerian government never did a thing with advanced
Speaker 3: warning because one of the things we do when we
Speaker 3: get terror alerts is we notify the Nigerian government, the military,
Speaker 3: the police, and they never intervened one time with advanced warnings.
Speaker 1: And to give a little history to the American people
Speaker 1: in Nigeria is a country of about two hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty million, roughly evenly split between followers of the two religions,
Speaker 1: Muslim and the North, and then where most of attacks
Speaker 1: take place. And this BBC story says there's been at
Speaker 1: least eighteen thousand churches that have been burned, there have
Speaker 1: been several thousand priests and ministers that have been murdered,
Speaker 1: and BBC says as many as one million, which you know,
Speaker 1: it's a tip of the iceberg. And Nigerian government. I
Speaker 1: assume the leaders of the Nigerian government are all Muslims.
Speaker 1: Is that fair to say?
Speaker 3: Yes? Currently you have a Muslim president, Muslim vice president,
Speaker 3: and their head of National security is also a radical
Speaker 3: Falani Muslim that has ordered his military to stand down
Speaker 3: as Christians are being slaughtered. The cries for help of
Speaker 3: the people that have been attacked and are being attacked
Speaker 3: are ignored, and the Nigerian government tells the military to
Speaker 3: stand down and not protect the Christians.
Speaker 1: I'm reading a story out of the BBC about a
Speaker 1: week ago and it says US President Donald Trump positioned
Speaker 1: a fresh threat to target Nigeria if the government continues
Speaker 1: to allow the killing the Christians. But the BBC has
Speaker 1: found and says that none of some of the data
Speaker 1: relied upon cannot be verified. Well, can you verify the data?
Speaker 1: Because the BBC can't verify the data. Can you verify
Speaker 1: the data, Judge Saul.
Speaker 3: Oh I can. I can verify the data and I
Speaker 3: have verified the data. We started Truth Nigeria in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three and we have sent our reporters to the
Speaker 3: attack sites to where the Christians have been slaughtered, counting
Speaker 3: the dead bodies, meeting the survivors. For the last two years.
Speaker 3: We have been doing more than two and a half years.
Speaker 3: We've been doing this. So I can verify the data
Speaker 3: because we have the pictures, we have the documentation, we
Speaker 3: have eyewitness reports and you know, fortunately for Truth Nigeria
Speaker 3: and the world now paying attention, our news doesn't get
Speaker 3: filtered through al Jazer, which is what happens to the
Speaker 3: which is what happens in Nigeria news. The Nigerian government
Speaker 3: writes a press release, al Jazer picks up the press release.
Speaker 3: Then CNN and the rest of the Associated press, the
Speaker 3: rest of the journalistic world ticks up that article and
Speaker 3: then that is the standard for what the world sees
Speaker 3: going on in Nigeria after it's filtered through al Jazer.
Speaker 1: Jud Saul. What can President Trump do in this Western
Speaker 1: African country of two hundred and twenty million that we
Speaker 1: have little or no relationship with. Boc Arama rose about
Speaker 1: fifteen twenty years ago, beginning by kidnapping all those girls
Speaker 1: from a different school they're different to Muslim sect and
Speaker 1: just made them sex slave. There's one hundred thousand, two
Speaker 1: hundred thousand, five hundred thousand and Catholic and Christian girls
Speaker 1: being raped on a daily basis, and it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: it's it should be like, it should be like the
Speaker 1: worst thing in the world going on right now. But
Speaker 1: what can President Donald Trump do?
Speaker 3: I think with a proper US intervention and giving the
Speaker 3: Nigerian government and an offer it can't refuse to show
Speaker 3: the rest of the world. Do you love your terrorists
Speaker 3: running around your country more or would you rather be
Speaker 3: a country that is the beacon of Africa? Make the choice?
Speaker 3: Does it's the US got involved. We can make Nigeria
Speaker 3: the beacon of Africa and make that country prosperous where
Speaker 3: there's no more killing. But does the Nigerian government leadership
Speaker 3: love its terrorists more than it loves good economics? That
Speaker 3: is the question.
Speaker 1: Well, Judd sal answered the question. I would think that
Speaker 1: they have to play kate these Islamic terroristsreds how many?
Speaker 1: How many were talking about ten thousand, a high undred thousand.
Speaker 1: How many Islamic terrorists are there in Nigeria any rough
Speaker 1: estimation and.
Speaker 3: I say anywhere between fifty to one hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: Does not Nigerian military have the power to put them
Speaker 1: down or not?
Speaker 3: Well, they have the power, but they've been infiltrated by
Speaker 3: the Flani radical Islamists, so they have Filani in their ranks.
Speaker 3: They have Fulani spread out all over the country. In
Speaker 3: the Nigerian military, they're compromised well, so there needs to
Speaker 3: be a complete purging of terrorists from the Nigerian government. Unfortunately,
Speaker 3: you have terrorists in the Nigerian government. So the question
Speaker 3: is is do they want to be a prosperous nation
Speaker 3: or do they want to be a hellhole like the
Speaker 3: rest of the radical Islamic countries.
Speaker 1: Now seventeen of the twenty are just imagine living in
Speaker 1: Afghanistan or Iran, Iraq or Nigeria. There's only three so
Speaker 1: called democratic Muslim dominated countries. The rest are hellholes and
Speaker 1: we ignore that at our own peril because many are
Speaker 1: exporting the terror all over Europe into America. So as
Speaker 1: far as the children themselves. As we speak this coming week,
Speaker 1: there'll be more kidnappings, there'll be more mass rapes, there'll
Speaker 1: be more murders. Yeah, Christian ministers, and this will stop.
Speaker 1: This will stop when they are stopped. They will not
Speaker 1: stop on their own because the government itself is compromised.
Speaker 3: Correct, That is correct, that is that's and that's what
Speaker 3: we're trying to that's what we're trying to fight. It's
Speaker 3: what we're trying to get the US government to really recognize.
Speaker 3: And you know, just recently Pete hag Zeth met with
Speaker 3: Nigeria's National Security advisor who is a radical Filani Muslim.
Speaker 3: So the US really needs to figure out what's going
Speaker 3: on and come up with proper strategy. And it's not
Speaker 3: just Folkaharam doing the killing. There's Iso so West Africa,
Speaker 3: and there is a full mobilized radical Islamic Fulani tribe
Speaker 3: that has held bent on turning Nigeria to a Muslim cellifate.
Speaker 1: It's also noted in this BBC store I'm looking at
Speaker 1: the at least one hundred thousand moderate Muslims have also
Speaker 1: been killed. So the bolk A ram isis types. If
Speaker 1: you don't go with their vision, their view of Christians
Speaker 1: and Catholics being like insects and kill them, then you
Speaker 1: yourself will be murdered for the cast So being Islamic
Speaker 1: doesn't save you in Nigeria unless you play by the
Speaker 1: terms of Boko Haram and other groups. Is that correct?
Speaker 3: That is correct? That is correct, And the moderate Muslims
Speaker 3: and the Christians need to get together and say do
Speaker 3: we want our country to go down this road? Because
Speaker 3: here's the thing. If intervention doesn't happen soon, this is
Speaker 3: going to get a lot worse. It's going to get
Speaker 3: a lot bloodier. And not talking just hundreds of thousands
Speaker 3: of lives, but millions will be lost over the next
Speaker 3: five ten years if something isn't done now.
Speaker 1: And the Nigeria has two hundred and twenty million residents,
Speaker 1: probably eighty ninety percent Islamic. Is that correct? Christians? No, No,
Speaker 1: explain this to me.
Speaker 3: It used to look it used to be seventy percent Christian.
Speaker 3: Now it's fifty to fifty fifty percent Christians fifty percent muslim.
Speaker 3: But the Muslims have dominated the government and have taken
Speaker 3: control of the security apparatus of the country. This has
Speaker 3: just happened within the last ten years.
Speaker 1: What does the UN say? What are the so called
Speaker 1: civil rights groups in America say? What are the women's
Speaker 1: rights groups in America and Western Europe say about what's
Speaker 1: happening to the girls and women in Nigeria? Is there
Speaker 1: is there an outcry like the Epstein case, that the
Speaker 1: Epstein case dominates our media constantly and the victims should
Speaker 1: be taken care of. But those events happened fifteen to
Speaker 1: twenty thirty years ago. What is the reaction of the
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton types in Western Europe and the UN and
Speaker 1: women's rights groups to all this? Is it silence or
Speaker 1: are they doing something?
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, total silence. And the UN says that
Speaker 3: the problems in Nigeria are a result of climate change,
Speaker 3: climate change orbat them. Yeah, yeah, they say that all
Speaker 3: these Christians and all this killings happen because of climate change.
Speaker 3: That is the official UN stampce What.
Speaker 1: So you're saying if the temperature goes up one degree
Speaker 1: in fifty years, it's explaining the killing of millions of
Speaker 1: Christians and Catholics because of climate change.
Speaker 3: The UN says that yes, I'm not joking.
Speaker 1: Judd Salla, I don't know what to say. I read
Speaker 1: these stories and I can't imagine the horror that these
Speaker 1: girls and boys go through when Boca Ramp shows up
Speaker 1: in church, are in their schools with AK forty seven's
Speaker 1: and immediately kills the priests. The teachers are murdered, immediately,
Speaker 1: the girls are thrown into sexual slavery until they're slaughter
Speaker 1: and then the boys are killed. And like, the UN
Speaker 1: says it's climate change.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the UN says it's climate change, and they say, well,
Speaker 3: it's complicated, and then the European community says, well, it's
Speaker 3: tribal conflict. It's just tribal conflict. They had nothing. They
Speaker 3: They'll never mentioned radical Islam. They'll never mention that these
Speaker 3: gunmen are shouting a la hohu wocbar and praising allah
Speaker 3: as are slaughtering innocent children and burning people alive. No,
Speaker 3: they won't say that. They'll just say it's tribal conflict,
Speaker 3: it's banditry. They'll just come up with some nebulous excuse
Speaker 3: to lay cover for what's actually happening.
Speaker 1: How have you been able to survive? I would think
Speaker 1: that maybe the Congressional black hawkash could get involved in
Speaker 1: this event. But how have you been able to survive?
Speaker 3: Very carefully, very very carefully. I have a dedicated team
Speaker 3: and the staff of one hundred and fifty Nigerians spread
Speaker 3: out through several states that are rendering aid to the
Speaker 3: survivors of these attacks. And since twenty nineteen, we've been
Speaker 3: able to over five hundred thousand persecuted Christians. And we're
Speaker 3: continuing to do our work, and we're trying to do
Speaker 3: preventative measures. We've been working with village security teams, trying
Speaker 3: to train them on security awareness. If an attack comes,
Speaker 3: how do we save lives. We've been working on this
Speaker 3: for six years and you know we need all the
Speaker 3: help we can get out there until the government intervenes.
Speaker 1: Judge Saul, thanks for coming on to Bill Cunningham show.
Speaker 1: What is your website? Again? For those listening locally and
Speaker 1: around the country, how can those of good faith and
Speaker 1: goodwill help in this and the stopping of this genocide?
Speaker 1: And now this is a real genocide happening in Nigeria.
Speaker 1: What's your what are your websites?
Speaker 3: My website is equipping the Persecuted dot org. That's all
Speaker 3: three words Equipping the Persecuted dot org. And then I
Speaker 3: ask you to partner with our organization. And then second,
Speaker 3: please add this to your prayer list. Add the plight
Speaker 3: of our persecuted brothers and sisters in Nigeria to your
Speaker 3: prayer list. Pray for them every day. Pray for our ministry,
Speaker 3: Pray for the safety of our people.
Speaker 1: Judge Saul sa u L. Thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show, and Judd. I've done many topics over
Speaker 1: the years, none more important than this, because there's nowhere
Speaker 1: in the world where Christians and Catholics are slaughtering Muslims
Speaker 1: to the tune of hundreds of thousands or millions. It
Speaker 1: doesn't happen the other way around. On what happens in
Speaker 1: one direction, and that's happening with both right now in Nigeria.
Speaker 1: Judge Saul, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And jud you're a great American.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Thank you, sir, God bless you got.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. Where's the Pope, where's the UN
Speaker 1: It's not climate change? Where are the civil rights groups
Speaker 1: in Western Europe and America and in Africa? Where are they?
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham on seven hundred WLW.
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Speaker 1: games sleas his daughter's dog. Damn, what a game? Twenty
Speaker 1: seven to seven. I'm about to text you knew, I knew,
Speaker 1: I felt it coming. I almost. I looked again. It
Speaker 1: was twenty seven to twenty one? I said, what what happened?
Speaker 1: La a minute? The greatest game, that.
Speaker 8: Big comeback Logan von Holly the wide receiver for st
Speaker 8: X three touchdowns, Volmer the running back ninety one yards,
Speaker 8: two touchdowns, Jackson Fry three touchdown passes. Kobe Clapper was
Speaker 8: unbelievable and Notre Dame commit unbelievable defense.
Speaker 1: Braydon Riley had an interception. To see what it was?
Speaker 1: Total team effort, but the big game on Friday. Rock
Speaker 1: finally said, that's gonna play somebody that got to beat
Speaker 1: segment's middle tucky. Is that correct?
Speaker 2: That's it?
Speaker 1: Go with the Midi's middle tucky.
Speaker 3: Right now.
Speaker 8: They got a good d lineman, they call him the
Speaker 8: Boogeyman or something. I looked at him, and they got
Speaker 8: a quarterback who's pretty good. So is Middletown any good
Speaker 8: they're there, aren't they in the state seventi finals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's pretty good. Segment wants to bet each of us,
Speaker 1: not just a hot Fudgs Sunday one hundred dollars each
Speaker 1: in Middletown. Put the money where your mouth is, SEGM,
Speaker 1: let's go. Come on, shut up, Rock, I'm on your side,
Speaker 1: rubbing your ass on the elder side.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what about Wait a minute, Wait a minute, what
Speaker 6: what what about North Carolina losing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Saturday? So who wins that bet?
Speaker 8: Well, the way I see I explain this to Willy,
Speaker 8: he's uh, so I won a hot fudge Sunday for
Speaker 8: Moller or shoot me for for Moler?
Speaker 1: Saint X, I won for Outerers.
Speaker 8: Say next, I lost one on the North Carolina, so
Speaker 8: I'm still net one hot Sunday.
Speaker 1: Did you see the uh get door dashed to bring
Speaker 1: him back on Cincinnati?
Speaker 9: Oh okay, it's nothing about the past, nothing about the futures.
Speaker 9: Right now we're paying for Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: You said you sent me copious articles concerning Jordan Hudson
Speaker 8: over the weekend. Though I get from it is Jordan
Speaker 8: Hudson articles.
Speaker 1: There's a little bit of a problem now in Belichick Lane. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Steve Belichick's wife is named Jennifer, and she's giving interviews saying,
Speaker 1: we've had it Jordan Nudson. She's saying what I think
Speaker 1: everyone else has been thinking. And she said, I don't
Speaker 1: know anything about it. And Belichick, she says her father
Speaker 1: in law must choose between Jordan Hudson or the family.
Speaker 8: Well, she's sitting there saying like, Okay, you're probably done coaching,
Speaker 8: but this is my husband's life and livelihood here and
Speaker 8: you're screwing it up.
Speaker 1: Now we're gonna get bounce.
Speaker 8: We're gonna have to go coach at Tates Creek High
Speaker 8: School next year because he can't get it together.
Speaker 1: I have no explanation for what happened, and.
Speaker 9: That's what they're looking into, so I can't comment on
Speaker 9: what they're doing. That's something that you should talk to
Speaker 9: them about.
Speaker 1: How about that? How about that family? Thanksgiving Day? Oh,
Speaker 1: Thursday is gonna be rough. You know your friend Chief
Speaker 1: of Police Tom's Trucker had the story where the family
Speaker 1: got into an argument around the turkey table, killed them
Speaker 1: all that right, They killed each other. Then they were
Speaker 1: stamped it out with a fork in the chest. Another
Speaker 1: one had a knife.
Speaker 10: And the turkey car is just a horror movie. You
Speaker 10: got to get him on getting on Striker on. That's
Speaker 10: funny story.
Speaker 8: But I am picturing in my head the Thanksgiving table
Speaker 8: of the Belichick family law and then Jordan Hudgess You's
Speaker 8: sitting there in some like you know, half sequence dress
Speaker 8: and yeah, look at home like she's had.
Speaker 1: A government girl model.
Speaker 3: Shoot. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well the Jennifer, the daughter in law, made the lasting comment,
Speaker 1: what does she give you that we don't.
Speaker 6: You think he's going to carve the turkey for the family.
Speaker 6: There are something later that night, I know that going on.
Speaker 1: We got Jeff Birding calling in, Jeff Birding, watch your
Speaker 1: language are live on the air. Okay, I wanted to
Speaker 1: see they got to talk about the Thanksgiving Day race.
Speaker 1: But I think Daddy showed up on Sunday at five
Speaker 1: o'clock and Daddy, Lionel Messi said enough for this kind
Speaker 1: of stuff. Daddy's in town, get ready for a butt whipping.
Speaker 1: Could you comment on.
Speaker 7: I think I think on Friday I did refer to
Speaker 7: him as the messy mountain that we were climbing.
Speaker 1: And slid down.
Speaker 7: You know, look, they call him the goat for a reason,
Speaker 7: and you know, I said, I like our team, but
Speaker 7: if Messi does messy things, they're going to be hard
Speaker 7: to beat. And he did, you know, a goal and
Speaker 7: three assists to you. You know, we played great the
Speaker 7: first half and then it just got got away from
Speaker 7: us the second half.
Speaker 1: And it sucks, we said here. Of course, Friday night
Speaker 1: you had UC playing Louisville at Heritage. They lost, and
Speaker 1: then uh, for Saturday morning, all the experts come into town.
Speaker 1: By the way, Xavier lost Friday night too to Georgia
Speaker 1: by one point. So it start off a little off,
Speaker 1: you see that. And then of course Saturday night you
Speaker 1: got UC you know, f the Mormons. People are talking
Speaker 1: about that all over Utah, and then the Bearcats get
Speaker 1: hammered by the Mormons. And then add on top of that,
Speaker 1: the next day, of course you had the Bengals getting hammered,
Speaker 1: and then you had f C. The only hope we
Speaker 1: had was Messy twisting an ankle. That didn't happen. Then
Speaker 1: even the Cyclones lost to the Whalers, and so uh.
Speaker 7: Off weekend for Cincinnati sports fan.
Speaker 8: That's for sure, except for your own water on Friday
Speaker 8: nights after right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 7: Was, I was, I was there Rocky, and you know what,
Speaker 7: I love what Steve Speck had to say. It's the
Speaker 7: same that Elder sax one of those teams had to lose.
Speaker 3: But as a.
Speaker 2: Bomber, were glad it wasn't us.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I don't want to take program. I don't want
Speaker 1: to say. I don't want to it was great, great respect.
Speaker 1: Beat the hell out of him. It's twenty seven to seven.
Speaker 1: I'm sending text all my sand X guys. Have you
Speaker 1: seen the score? Have you seen the score? And then
Speaker 1: the next time, next time I hear it's like forty
Speaker 1: seven to three, or I said, what the hell happened?
Speaker 1: But you know, we have a big sign from Elder
Speaker 1: here that was given me by coach Ramsey, signed by
Speaker 1: the players for the one hundred anniversary, and Rocky took
Speaker 1: it off the wall and rubbed his ass on the flay.
Speaker 1: I want to see what come on, Rocky, you can
Speaker 1: do better than that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, only respect for Elder.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're starting to be the web.
Speaker 7: Side without Elder in the South, so we got to respect,
Speaker 7: no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: Hey, somebody to beat up on. But we got John Barrett.
Speaker 1: I know seg is going to be there running talk
Speaker 1: about the Thanksgiving Day Race. There's a couple of spots available.
Speaker 1: Seg be there and his speed o running around look
Speaker 1: like a rubber band on a watermelon. But what's going to.
Speaker 2: Happen on people?
Speaker 1: Well, run away from run away from him? But what's
Speaker 1: happening on Thursday? Again, it's a TQL is involved. Give
Speaker 1: me a full for it?
Speaker 2: Sure well.
Speaker 7: Obviously Thanksgivings about food and family and football, but before
Speaker 7: all the camaraderie of the day. We always encourage people
Speaker 7: to start out being healthy, get moving. We have one
Speaker 7: of the oldest and largest ten k's in the country.
Speaker 7: It's the one hundred and sixteenth running of the Western
Speaker 7: and Southern Thanksgiving Day Race.
Speaker 3: It brings the community.
Speaker 7: Together over eleven thousand runners and walkers. And this year
Speaker 7: we have Pig Works. People know they do the Flying
Speaker 7: Pig Marathon the Queen City Half. They're helping the manage
Speaker 7: the race so we official distance timing, more water stops
Speaker 7: on the course. But we have the Chick fil A
Speaker 7: five k, the Western and Southern ten k of Pro
Speaker 7: Impact Kids Fun Run, so you can walk it families
Speaker 7: of all ages, you know and bring your family downtown.
Speaker 7: The kids thing is at eight thirty after it begins
Speaker 7: at nine, we have a finisher's medal for the first
Speaker 7: time in twenty five years. And it's just a great
Speaker 7: family tradition and both The beginning of the race is
Speaker 7: outside right in front of TQL Stadium on Central Parkway.
Speaker 7: It ends with everyone being able to go onto the
Speaker 7: field inside the stadium, get your picture up on the
Speaker 7: board on the big video boards, and it's just such
Speaker 7: a great way to start the day. The weather's going
Speaker 7: to be dry, and so we just want to encourage people.
Speaker 1: To come out Thanksgiving Day race dot com. Even those
Speaker 1: like segment can walk no problem. Anybody can walk five
Speaker 1: to ten miles. It's a great event, and congratulations for
Speaker 1: taking this over.
Speaker 2: Three three three three to three to I.
Speaker 5: Think it's a ten k six miles soles not that long.
Speaker 7: Even the five k's just three point two, So come on,
Speaker 7: all of us are healthy enough to walk the five k.
Speaker 1: No question about it. I guess FC some of the
Speaker 1: players might be there beating, bloodied, but unbound. You don't
Speaker 1: rebuild your reload getting ready for next season. Let me
Speaker 1: give you can I give you one suggestion.
Speaker 2: It starts today. Go ahead.
Speaker 1: There's a player that is bigger, bigger than MESSI who
Speaker 1: FC could employ to come here? Kaka not Kaka Ronaldo?
Speaker 1: That's the one. Can you get Ronaldo to come here
Speaker 1: and play for? My wife says I. Look from the
Speaker 1: legs down, she said, I have a great set of
Speaker 1: legs on me. Yeah, she loves my finger.
Speaker 6: You know, you know, Jeff, if you guys get Ronaldo
Speaker 6: and the Reds get Kyle Schwarber, look out ka before
Speaker 6: the Reds.
Speaker 2: Getting Kyle Swarber.
Speaker 4: I've been paying attention to see.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's possible.
Speaker 7: I think that'd be That'd be a literal home run.
Speaker 1: How about this deal? Give him ten million of a
Speaker 1: year and then to further rest beginning in fifteen years
Speaker 1: from now, u Otani style, and that's the way to
Speaker 1: get it done. So just pay a little bit now,
Speaker 1: pay a boat boatload later on and away you go.
Speaker 1: But uh, Jeff, we got to run. Thanks. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: have John Barrett on Wednesday too. Good luck next year,
Speaker 1: agains Je, Thanks.
Speaker 7: Brother, Thanks Thanksgiving everyone, Thanks.
Speaker 1: So much, Jeff, Jeff heavy Thanksgiving, messy, Messy. Now you're
Speaker 1: not really commenting on the Belichick situation. I sent you
Speaker 1: three articles about the family squabbles with her. The women
Speaker 1: in the Belichick family don't like her around Papa Grandpaul.
Speaker 1: I think, isn't that the responsibility of the family.
Speaker 8: Sometimes someone a member of the family can be, you know,
Speaker 8: singularly focused on something.
Speaker 1: They don't see the greater picture.
Speaker 8: Up to your family to come in and say, listen,
Speaker 8: snap out him, here's what's really going on. You see
Speaker 8: one thing, yes, and by that I mean one thing,
Speaker 8: but there's other things. Maybe two things yes, three if
Speaker 8: he found it all together, maybe four. Well he's seen
Speaker 8: the family show. He's not really thinking, right, But you
Speaker 8: got to look at the bigger picture picture. How this
Speaker 8: effect is not just you, but how about everybody?
Speaker 1: It also affects you because right the job of the
Speaker 1: families a you're gonna coach the giants. Are they going
Speaker 1: to take it back in the NFL? You don't think so.
Speaker 8: I think eighty won eight games in North Carolina. I
Speaker 8: think they very well could have. Think this shines off.
Speaker 8: Plus the scandals, well, I mean if it wasn't her,
Speaker 8: I think even if she was out of the picture.
Speaker 8: But there's no way the Mara family wants to there's
Speaker 8: going We're gonna bring this in and this whole three.
Speaker 1: Ring circle or no, they would love that. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: only love it, but there's no way. We say, give
Speaker 1: me some sports and make it fast.
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Speaker 1: I'd like to be a Thanksgiving dinner with the Belichicks. No,
Speaker 1: but I like a camera there. I'd like to like
Speaker 1: peer in and see what reality is. See Jenny Belichick
Speaker 1: taking a fork and bearing into the chest, a little
Speaker 1: cat fight right there. You can take this turkey like
Speaker 1: write down your gut, honey.
Speaker 6: Bengals head coach Zach Taylor said he he's anticipating right
Speaker 6: franchise quarterback Joe Burrow to start Thanksgiving night against the Reelings.
Speaker 1: Rock your reaction should he play or not? T Higgins
Speaker 1: is out, Give us someone to talk about. Hendrickson and
Speaker 1: Higgins are out. He's out. Hendrickson's out, Yes, he can't.
Speaker 1: Thirty million dollars believe that doesn't play. See, I believe
Speaker 1: there's someone that that said this might happen during the offseason.
Speaker 1: What we can do, we can signing. I believe I
Speaker 1: said this. And here it is thirty one years old
Speaker 1: and he can't play, can't play thirty million, He may
Speaker 1: not play the rest of the year, may not play
Speaker 1: the rest a huge, huge chunk of change for nothing.
Speaker 1: He can't even travel on the plane as a captain
Speaker 1: to go to the game. In fact, the Bengals have
Speaker 1: won one game in the last and seventy one days.
Speaker 1: They won one game.
Speaker 8: But how about what we're taking on taking on the
Speaker 8: Patriots and we have There's no Burrow, no Jamar Chase,
Speaker 8: no Trey Hendrickson, and no Higgins for most of the game,
Speaker 8: four biggest players, most highest paid players are not there
Speaker 8: and almost one.
Speaker 1: That's what box Mills has played better. They've turned the
Speaker 1: corner Rock, They've turned the corner. I'm not sure which
Speaker 1: corner it is. The corner I don't know. They turned
Speaker 1: the vine fifth and vine.
Speaker 3: Is that it is that?
Speaker 1: It's sick? Yeah, and Ni l hast come to Ohio Rock.
Speaker 8: I'm glad you said that, saying Tim Streed, who is
Speaker 8: the director of media relations for the OHSAA. He'll have
Speaker 8: joined the Eddie and Rocky Show at three thirty five today.
Speaker 1: Past past of the vote was convincing. Here here's the
Speaker 1: big question. You want to know, the big question for Tim,
Speaker 1: let me have it.
Speaker 8: Is it true, inn I l Is this like l
Speaker 8: Rose's Pizza wants to, you know, give twenty five hundred
Speaker 8: bucks to Joe Smith, who's a great.
Speaker 1: Saying that right exactly him?
Speaker 8: Is it that or is it a la college style
Speaker 8: where it just goes into a big kitty, or or
Speaker 8: a company can say, hey, we're going to donate whatever
Speaker 8: twenty thousand dollars to your nil and you.
Speaker 1: Can use that the bible. You got to talk to
Speaker 1: this guy, I'm going you about this. Ask him. What's
Speaker 1: Belichick getting out of that relationship and ship with Jordan Hudson.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 1: I just still don't understand. But Jenny from the block
Speaker 1: she understands. Yes, very very well, say get me out
Speaker 1: of the Stoos report.
Speaker 6: Willie and Houtter of a great Monday here at a
Speaker 6: tri State We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 6: the Stood Report.
Speaker 4: The windows my whole career in everybody that that we
Speaker 4: have in that locker room, all the coaches we have.
Speaker 4: You know, things are going to change year to year, but.
Speaker 1: Our windows always open. It's it's cracked right now, It's broken,
Speaker 1: all right, Rock, Thank you, thank you. You love the
Speaker 1: articles I send you. I do on seven hundred WL