Speaker 1: My Billy Cunningham, the Great America, and welcome they're all
Speaker 1: this Wednesday afternoon in the tri State. Many are traveling
Speaker 1: thither and fro. I think there's going to be two
Speaker 1: and a half million flights today. Something like eighteen million
Speaker 1: people are going to be in the air. Another fifty
Speaker 1: million will be traveling. So for those listening for the
Speaker 1: first time, up and down, I seventy five, seventy one,
Speaker 1: two seventy five, thank you for all that you have
Speaker 1: think about things that could have been and should have
Speaker 1: been the way things are And Joanan you and I
Speaker 1: now is one of the masters of the universe. That's
Speaker 1: John Barrett, the CEO and president of a Western Southern
Speaker 1: And John, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: first of all, what are the Barritts doing Thanksgiving? Is
Speaker 1: there any idea what you have planned for tomorrow? If anything?
Speaker 2: Very simply, I have a sister in law from Louisiana,
Speaker 2: and she invites this over for dinner at her place.
Speaker 2: Great and she can cook.
Speaker 1: Whoa well, I mean that's not bad. We have Camargo Reynold.
Speaker 1: We got twenty five people coming to the house. Penny
Speaker 1: and all the ladies are going crazy, and I love it,
Speaker 1: and I'm a sure. All I do is carry things around.
Speaker 1: One thing I did you might think about I have
Speaker 1: a couple of women come in to do neck and
Speaker 1: back massages for all the women at the house. They
Speaker 1: come in for a couple hours and the women are happy.
Speaker 1: Go downstairs, get a nice massage or a manny or
Speaker 1: a petty. The women loved that. How about that for
Speaker 1: your wife and the girl?
Speaker 2: Would not that be something that's a very shovenistic way to
Speaker 2: look at this wonderful holidays. I'm ashamed of you.
Speaker 1: My wife isn't. She loves get the hell out of
Speaker 1: the kitchen, is what she tells me. But let's talk
Speaker 1: about it in general. Good stuff and bad stuff happening.
Speaker 1: We've had on recently the city fathers and mothers and
Speaker 1: others about I have the governor coming up later about
Speaker 1: public safety. You've been quite public about this. What is
Speaker 1: your sense of public safety in the CBD, the Central
Speaker 1: Business District and OTR with I head on a couple
Speaker 1: of repers on AZOTR, with that one bar of the
Speaker 1: Privy which has seven people wounded this month, What is
Speaker 1: your sense of public safety in Cincinnati? John Barrett.
Speaker 2: Well, my sense is the city has gotten more serious
Speaker 2: about it, and they've assigned a very capable lieutenant to
Speaker 2: handle the of the core of a downtown Cincinnati, and
Speaker 2: he's doing a heck of a job. I've seen much
Speaker 2: more visibility of a policemen and in the hours and
Speaker 2: whatnot that they're around, So that isn't definitely improving, But really,
Speaker 2: wouldn't it be cool if Cincinnati was a leader in
Speaker 2: all of these types of things. Ten years ago we
Speaker 2: used to talk about, Oh, let's go look at what
Speaker 2: Portland's doing. Let's look at Seattle or Minneapolis, Denver. All
Speaker 2: four of those cities are on you know, like resuscitation
Speaker 2: because they've let the cities go. We can't. We got
Speaker 2: to be a beacon or our city is the one
Speaker 2: where people say, my god, since that he's got it right,
Speaker 2: they're not just following all these other goofballs. We don't
Speaker 2: need to be lemmings around here. And I think we've
Speaker 2: got to. I think we got the let's put it
Speaker 2: to lead. That's that's my hope.
Speaker 1: And John, it comes down to three legs of a stool.
Speaker 1: One or police officers. Two is the prosecutor's office. And
Speaker 1: three are judges, and if any one leg of that
Speaker 1: steel falls, the whole thing falls down. And uh, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm deeply connected to the courthouse, and we have about
Speaker 1: half the judges there put people in jail and the
Speaker 1: other half don't do it. And we got to have
Speaker 1: judges that recognize the great majority of people who commit
Speaker 1: crime deserve a second or third chance. There are certain
Speaker 1: categories that don't deserve a third, fourth, and fifth chance.
Speaker 1: When you use guns to kill people and shoot people,
Speaker 1: those people need to go to jail, need to go
Speaker 1: to jail now. But at least we have the pillars
Speaker 1: of the community are with you in this correct they will.
Speaker 2: Be Yeah, I think so. There'll be fewer people shot
Speaker 2: if they can't get to a gun there in jail.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you that the guy at the in between.
Speaker 2: The technology showed the guy's wearing an ankle brace because
Speaker 2: he's already been arrested and let out, and he circled
Speaker 2: the block four times before he executed that guy. What
Speaker 2: the hell I mean that guy should not have been
Speaker 2: on the street.
Speaker 1: No, Well, we need better judges with a good judgment.
Speaker 1: What about the race tomorrow, the Thanksgiving Day race? Sponsored
Speaker 1: by you, of course, and we need about two thousand
Speaker 1: more people, but you're going to be one of them.
Speaker 1: Describe what's going to happen tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Okay, First of all, for kids five to ten years old,
Speaker 2: at eight thirty, there's going to be a mini run
Speaker 2: and a lot of these kids go and just have
Speaker 2: a great time. But at nine o'clock over by TQL,
Speaker 2: we will start the race and there'll be both a
Speaker 2: five and ten k, and this year is going to
Speaker 2: be something different. Each race finature will receive a Western
Speaker 2: so other Thanksgiving Day race finatures medal. That's kind of fun.
Speaker 2: And there's so many people. There's multi generations that are
Speaker 2: in this deal. You know, I get a kick out
Speaker 2: of the guys who do blink. They're telling me that
Speaker 2: they had you know, millions of people watching blink. Well,
Speaker 2: I know what millions of people are and it ain't
Speaker 2: a blink. We have twenty thousand people maybe on this race.
Speaker 2: It takes a long time to get those people started,
Speaker 2: and you know, it's just huge. And this year they're
Speaker 2: going to run through over the Rhine, the West End
Speaker 2: downtown and the ten k will also go along the river.
Speaker 2: It'll be a very scenic run through Old Cincinnati and
Speaker 2: what could be needed. And this holiday is such a
Speaker 2: special holiday. All the fame armies are together, people are
Speaker 2: having fun. And for those of us who like our turkey,
Speaker 2: this is a great way to start the weekend.
Speaker 1: And John Barry Tony Bender, my producer, likes to walk.
Speaker 1: And for those who aren't really up to running a
Speaker 1: half marathon or so, you can walk.
Speaker 2: And it's like thousands of walkers willly thousands of them.
Speaker 1: That's important, not far, not that far. No, And as
Speaker 1: far as that that event, along with the Cribbon, the Nativity,
Speaker 1: then the web and Western Southern fireworks, the fiftieth anniversary
Speaker 1: is going to be unbelievable. You better get your site
Speaker 1: to picked out early for that one be goes you're
Speaker 1: going to blow it out and the fiftieth correct.
Speaker 2: Well, yes, we're working with the Rozzies with the idea.
Speaker 2: We're exploring how we might have the largest fireworks show
Speaker 2: in America ever. And I know seventeen nineteen seventy six
Speaker 2: there were some tremendous shows nothing and there will be
Speaker 2: again next year because of the tour and fiftieth anniversary.
Speaker 2: So in Rozzie puts a number of these shows on.
Speaker 2: So we're conspiring together to figure out how we could
Speaker 2: end the summer with the best fireworks show ever and
Speaker 2: the best drone show ever. The drone show last year
Speaker 2: under good. This year's going to be twice as big.
Speaker 2: The whole thing is. Wouldn't it be a great place
Speaker 2: to get people to come spend a couple of days
Speaker 2: since that you over Labor Day and see this fantastic show.
Speaker 1: I mean, why not think about this two hundred and
Speaker 1: fiftieth anniversary of America, the fiftieth anniversary of the fireworks
Speaker 1: and coming together when the Reds are in first place
Speaker 1: over Labor Day weekend. You couldn't imagine a more American event.
Speaker 1: And when you say it'll be the best ever, you
Speaker 1: can take it to the bank. It'll be the best ever.
Speaker 2: We're going to do our best, Willie. That's the goal.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about something else that's percolating, which is Procter
Speaker 1: and Gamble fit Third Bank, Kroger. It's not going to
Speaker 1: happen with you because you're a Cincinnatian, but do you
Speaker 1: have concerns that if the public safety issue is not
Speaker 1: properly addressed, the Procter and Gamble Fit, Third Bank, Kroger,
Speaker 1: and some not run by Cincinnatians but by those who
Speaker 1: have the best interest at heart may look toward Mason
Speaker 1: and elsewhere to locate big time jobs. If this thing
Speaker 1: is not solved.
Speaker 2: I certainly hope they don't. I've got no indication Willy
Speaker 2: that they will, that they will. But if something happens
Speaker 2: at their doorstep, you know, the people start complaining. Now
Speaker 2: Fifth their did have that happen at their doorstep, and
Speaker 2: their their CEO, Tim Spence, got intimately involved. And he's
Speaker 2: a great guy, not from around here, and he's made
Speaker 2: since that he has home. He loves it. But we
Speaker 2: talk all the time about how important this safety is.
Speaker 2: It's got to be. It's got to be unquestioned. You've
Speaker 2: got to be able to walk from my office at
Speaker 2: the end of east end of the fifth Street to
Speaker 2: the west end of Fifth Street where the convention Center
Speaker 2: is and not have any concerns. You's got to be
Speaker 2: able to do it. It's got to be totally, totally
Speaker 2: without questions safe, and Lieutennis Schofield's working hard to make
Speaker 2: that happen.
Speaker 1: As far as the convention center, it's opening in January
Speaker 1: or February, Marriott's got a deal to hook up the
Speaker 1: hotel maybe in a year and a half for two years.
Speaker 1: And I had on Denise tree House yesterday about moving,
Speaker 1: shall we say, creating a brand new arena twenty thousand
Speaker 1: seat Heritage Bank Center. God bless them, they're almost fifty
Speaker 1: years old. It's time to move on. Where does John
Speaker 1: Barrett stand on placing the new arena? The Birdings and
Speaker 1: Meg Whitman's and the lenders would like it to be
Speaker 1: by TQL, and I think the powers that be others
Speaker 1: wanted to be down on the riverfront. Denise tree House
Speaker 1: is leaning toward the riverfront because that's where the infrastructure is.
Speaker 1: Where does Jean Barrett stand on that issue?
Speaker 2: Well, I think just looking at it, everybody would like
Speaker 2: to have it. And I don't blame him. But if
Speaker 2: you go to Columbus and Nationwide built an incredible array
Speaker 2: of entertainment around there, building up there, but it siphoned
Speaker 2: off all the activity and life out of downtown. It's
Speaker 2: only a mile away, straight shot mile away, and it's dead.
Speaker 2: Downtown restaurants are dead. And so I love the guy.
Speaker 2: I love Jeff Bernie and I love what he wants
Speaker 2: to do, and I'm all for him. But I think
Speaker 2: as far as the an arena goes, my idea would
Speaker 2: be a twenty four thousand seedar within say five or
Speaker 2: six hundred yards of Fountain square one thousand yards pound square,
Speaker 2: so people can walk to their hotels after an event.
Speaker 1: And also it's out of the flood plane?
Speaker 2: Are there?
Speaker 1: Can you tell you this is a prorochial matter, but
Speaker 1: there's a flood plane you might recall in like the
Speaker 1: mid nineteen nineties, there was a flood that almost came
Speaker 1: up to Fourth Street. We have to think now and
Speaker 1: then about the Ohio River. And isn't the pads by
Speaker 1: pay Corps and by my stadium the Great American isn't
Speaker 1: that out of the flood plain already?
Speaker 2: Well, if you remember when they built I guess when
Speaker 2: they built pay Corps, we had a flood right at
Speaker 2: the time. That was it was you know, built but
Speaker 2: not opened. That did get up to the stadium. But
Speaker 2: that's a sixty five footer. We only had one or
Speaker 2: two of those. Yeah, yeah, I think we'll be all right. Also,
Speaker 2: they do have stilts, you know, I mean you put
Speaker 2: some serious pilings in. Yeah, you know, you can raise
Speaker 2: it out of the foot taking up ten feet, that's
Speaker 2: no big deal.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think the all time nineteen thirty seven was
Speaker 1: seventy nine feet, but that was during the time when
Speaker 1: didn't have the locks and damn system we have today,
Speaker 1: and I think now anything about sixty five feet would
Speaker 1: almost be impossible. So you're saying when the Castellini's, the
Speaker 1: Brown Family, the Parrots, and the Banks group, they want
Speaker 1: that thing to be by pay Corps and by the
Speaker 1: Great American Ballpark not a mile away.
Speaker 2: That's I think it's better for the city law long range.
Speaker 2: I love what those guys want to do over there.
Speaker 2: I think that hell of a job would teack you
Speaker 2: out and that whole area. It's a shot in the arm.
Speaker 2: But my my thinking is you've got these hotels downtown, uh,
Speaker 2: you know that that need the business, and people will
Speaker 2: just assume walk to an event if they could, uh,
Speaker 2: and then back to the hotel. So I would be
Speaker 2: tempted to keep it closer to the Center Corps.
Speaker 1: As far as that Marriott, how's that looking right now?
Speaker 1: I drove by the other day, which is next to
Speaker 1: the convention Center. The convention Center's going to open mainly
Speaker 1: in January and February with Redsfest. Well, how's the how's
Speaker 1: the Married Hotel looking? Will it be open in the
Speaker 1: next two years?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Willie. There was a meeting with those
Speaker 2: guys a couple of days ago. I ran, you know,
Speaker 2: I was invited to it, and I went to it
Speaker 2: just to say Hi. They're working hard on trying to
Speaker 2: figure it out, and they want to big. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think they want to put up what seven out
Speaker 2: of rooms, and the city wants at least eight hundred rooms.
Speaker 2: But you know, you still have the West End, you
Speaker 2: got the the Crew Tower, the Big Hotel and the
Speaker 2: Crew Tower and stuff you've got. You've got to support
Speaker 2: all those places, not just one, right, And my hope
Speaker 2: I would love to see actually, I'd love to see
Speaker 2: the new arena up by the Convention Center, but I
Speaker 2: don't know that there's realm.
Speaker 1: Well, Denise Tree, I said, yeah, when you when you
Speaker 1: recover from I seventy five, what's going to happen. There's
Speaker 1: an extra thirteen acres there. She was thinking about that space,
Speaker 1: and the other thing, of course, is putting it where
Speaker 1: the Heritage Bank Center is presently. And she said, there's
Speaker 1: a possibility of that. Would it concern you if it
Speaker 1: went to the same location it is now, Just pick
Speaker 1: up that building and move it away and do it
Speaker 1: right there.
Speaker 2: They would not concern me. But I think the we've got,
Speaker 2: you know, we've got to take advantage of ball of
Speaker 2: parking that they've built down there for the Reds, the Bengals.
Speaker 2: Why not?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: And could you see possibly the conventions that this new
Speaker 1: Convention Center arena hosted, maybe the finals of your tennis tournament?
Speaker 1: And Mason, is it possible you could have some events
Speaker 1: down there with twenty four thousand people indoors? What can
Speaker 1: you do with that space?
Speaker 2: Well, from a standpoint a tennis, it's got to all
Speaker 2: be either indoors or you got to have a up
Speaker 2: it's got to be up on the facility. So that's
Speaker 2: that's going to stay where they are. They've got a
Speaker 2: hell of an investment. Have you've been up there in
Speaker 2: the last couple of months.
Speaker 1: About well, I went with you about a year and
Speaker 1: a half two. I have not been there, not been
Speaker 1: there there, You would.
Speaker 2: Not believe it will it's now a year round facility.
Speaker 2: They've sunk about a quarter of a billion dollars into it,
Speaker 2: there's restaurants, there's there's so much. It's the racket sports
Speaker 2: capital of the Midwest. And when people realize that they're
Speaker 2: going to go and hang there, it's just it's wonderful.
Speaker 2: And they've got two padal courts, which are the rage
Speaker 2: these days, and there could be more coming. But you've
Speaker 2: got equipped and walk around. It's amazing O.
Speaker 1: My people are being to have Tony Bender talk to Diane.
Speaker 1: Let's get that done. Now, what about you playing pickleball?
Speaker 1: I mean, there's rumors out there that you may take
Speaker 1: up pickleball. Is that true?
Speaker 2: They tell me I'm gonna pickle if I do so.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure what.
Speaker 1: You think about your achilles, your knees, and your hips.
Speaker 1: At this point, the quick about my head crazy. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm a paddle ball player. I played a lot of racketball.
Speaker 1: My time at pickleball is a different animal. Well, John,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go ahead, Willie, Willie, you want to check out
Speaker 2: this padal. It looks like paddle but it's you want
Speaker 2: to check that out because it is a piece of
Speaker 2: of UH, the paddleball, UH and pickleball together. You got
Speaker 2: to go out and check it out. It's amazing.
Speaker 1: What what is padal? Is that like paddleball? Pickleball?
Speaker 2: What is Yeah, it's a it's a combo of all
Speaker 2: that stuff. But it is the rage.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: In other than in the United States, it's just getting here,
Speaker 2: and it is good. Everyone thinks it's going to surpass
Speaker 2: all each other.
Speaker 1: Really Yeah, no, I mean I think, Uh, let's check
Speaker 1: it out. I mean because the future, I mean in
Speaker 1: twenty years and up. You and I may not be
Speaker 1: around twenty five years and at some point the world.
Speaker 1: You may not know it, but the only thing constant
Speaker 1: in life is change. And change is happening whether you
Speaker 1: like it or not. You think about the Ai Revolution.
Speaker 2: Will you speak for yourself?
Speaker 1: I got plans, You got plans, You got plans when
Speaker 1: you're ninety five years old, I know, but I know
Speaker 1: the tennis will be there. I know Cincinnati will be there.
Speaker 1: And I want Proctor and God, I want the Rubies,
Speaker 1: I want you, I want the Joseph, I want Kroger,
Speaker 1: I want everybody. Uh, the pillars of Cincinnati need to
Speaker 1: be there. And public safety is number one. Without public safety,
Speaker 1: we got nothing. And so I thought about that, and.
Speaker 2: You want you want unquestioned safety and then sensible spending.
Speaker 1: Well that's another issue. Well, I mean I got.
Speaker 2: You read about what this talk about taking the old
Speaker 2: subway and turning it into restaurants and stuff. If I
Speaker 2: was an Over the Rhine restaurant or I would be saying,
Speaker 2: you're gonna do.
Speaker 1: What you're gonna And then and then if I'm a
Speaker 1: restaurant tour if I'm Peppin Dolores, which I love going
Speaker 1: there and these food trucks are everywhere taking away the business,
Speaker 1: that's not good. And then if the city's gonna have
Speaker 1: taverns twenty feet deep, that's not good. You have to
Speaker 1: support the business as in existence. Before we talk about expanding,
Speaker 1: not canceling. You've got to expand business, not cancel it.
Speaker 2: Totally agree, Willie. We got a great We got a
Speaker 2: great city unless we ruin it. So it's up to
Speaker 2: us as voters to not ruin it.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I may put that in a saying
Speaker 1: we have a great city unless we ruin it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: hopefully that's not the case. Wrong, but we'll see. John Barrett,
Speaker 1: you and yours have a great Thanksgiving and think about
Speaker 1: getting all the women at that event. Maybe a massage
Speaker 1: or maybe a manny or a petticure. Just think about that.
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right, I just did is this? Thanks will?
Speaker 1: Hi, John, You're the best. Thanks man. All right, Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more. He's one of the masters of the universe.
Speaker 1: John Barrett, CEO Western Southern for about twenty years and
Speaker 1: hopefully twenty years more. Let's continue with more coming up
Speaker 1: later as Governor Mike Dwine at Show Me the Bengals
Speaker 1: News Radio seven hundred WLW HI Billy Cunningham, the Great
Speaker 1: America good to hear from. John Barrett is one of
Speaker 1: the masters of the universe. When it comes to the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati, I have concerns. Is I think you
Speaker 1: could hear in his voice a little bit that Procter
Speaker 1: and Gamble and a Fifth Third Bank, the Joseph Automotive
Speaker 1: Group and Kroger, big companies like that located in downtown
Speaker 1: Cincinnati have got to remain in downtown Cincinnati and all
Speaker 1: of Texas. One or two more incidents where a P
Speaker 1: and G or a restaurant has shot up, and many
Speaker 1: of the employees of these businesses don't want to stay
Speaker 1: downtown and work. And so I know quietly without press releases,
Speaker 1: many PNG jobs are being sent out to Mason, which
Speaker 1: is safe and sane and makes sense. Go go up
Speaker 1: Mason Montgomery Road. Look on your right, there's a large
Speaker 1: facility with cranes building more buildings for Procter and God
Speaker 1: in Mason. And that's not good. You know, the western
Speaker 1: and southerns of this world. The lender companies aren't going
Speaker 1: anywhere because they're committed to Cincinnati. But the heads of
Speaker 1: these other large employers, much like Macy's that has left,
Speaker 1: don't have the same commitment. Now that Rodney McMullen has left,
Speaker 1: Kroger Cincinnatian and the head now is Californian. Well, why
Speaker 1: keep something in Cincinnati when it's unsafe and Kroger is
Speaker 1: right on the border of OTR. And I shared with
Speaker 1: you some of the comments of Michael, whose last name
Speaker 1: is being withheld. It's been on with us about three
Speaker 1: times saying, you know what, we can't live like this anymore.
Speaker 1: The videos he sent me from his home are so
Speaker 1: bad that we can't air them. Of course we can't
Speaker 1: air them anyway in audio but video. He sends these
Speaker 1: to the police chief, the acting chief, Adam Henny, and
Speaker 1: he sends them to City council members and doesn't get
Speaker 1: a good response other than you know what, we got
Speaker 1: to do better. You can't have Elm Street blocked off,
Speaker 1: shots fired, torking, simulated sex acts, drug use and OTR
Speaker 1: at two o'clock in the morning, and this party coming
Speaker 1: up on Saturday at the Privy advertise I'm looking at
Speaker 1: the circular begins at ten pm and ends at two am. Supposedly,
Speaker 1: and as Michael said before, there's going to be people
Speaker 1: getting shot and killed on Elm Street, which is a
Speaker 1: residential community. The race card is being played, believe it
Speaker 1: or not, because the owners of the Privy are black,
Speaker 1: and the African American Chamber of Commerce and the City
Speaker 1: Council does not want to act against the black business
Speaker 1: because of the racism that they practice. How about you
Speaker 1: and I holding all Americans to the same objective standard
Speaker 1: of behavior. Does that make sense to anybody? Raise your
Speaker 1: in if that makes sense. I don't care if you're black, white,
Speaker 1: polka dot. One standard of behavior for everybody. And if
Speaker 1: there's a business in one month with seven people shot
Speaker 1: and conducting yourself in such a fashion, it has got to
Speaker 1: be closed. Either pull the liquor license or go to
Speaker 1: court this afternoon and get a tro issue because it's
Speaker 1: a public nuisance. But because the owner is black, city
Speaker 1: council acts as if a black man cannot be expected
Speaker 1: to perform in an objective, ethical, or moral fashion because
Speaker 1: they're black. That's the low expectations of city council when
Speaker 1: it comes to black folks. The black folks I've known
Speaker 1: are judges and lawyers and doctors. The black folks I
Speaker 1: know are business leaders. The black folks I know are
Speaker 1: in the middle class. In fact, the majority of Black
Speaker 1: Americans are in the middle class. It's a small subset
Speaker 1: of a few hundred ruining life for a few hundred thousand.
Speaker 1: And it would be completely different if the Scottie Johnson's
Speaker 1: and the lemon Kearneys of this world would say, you
Speaker 1: know what, I'm gonna hold you to the same standard
Speaker 1: of an objective behavior as any of the business. And
Speaker 1: if you conduct your business in such a way that
Speaker 1: there's seventy four police runs, massive wawlessness, and shots being fired,
Speaker 1: people are being wounded on almost a daily basis, you
Speaker 1: can't operate your business. I don't care if you're black
Speaker 1: or white. So if black leadership in this town would say,
Speaker 1: we're going to hold you to the same level of
Speaker 1: behavior as anybody else. Things would get it better in
Speaker 1: a hurry, But now the African American Chamber of Commerce
Speaker 1: is throwing its body over the Privy, claiming this is
Speaker 1: a black business owner. We can't hold them to good behavior.
Speaker 1: What please? We're past that. Now, we're past it, and
Speaker 1: I hope things happen on I guess tonight it's a
Speaker 1: big bar night. I'm not sure if they're open. They're
Speaker 1: normally open Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Maybe open tonight, getting ready
Speaker 1: for the blowout party on Saturday. And I'm told by
Speaker 1: some city leaders they're going to put a police substation
Speaker 1: out in front of the Privy. That may make sense
Speaker 1: to slow it down, but then the problems will go
Speaker 1: somewhere else and somewhere else, because we have a large
Speaker 1: number of judges who believe in restorative justice, and when
Speaker 1: someone comes up to the bar of justice and it's
Speaker 1: a black male, we have about half the judges in
Speaker 1: Hamley County that pull their judicial punch and do not
Speaker 1: want to hold that person to the same standard of
Speaker 1: behavior as other defendants. And that's a bunch of bs.
Speaker 1: That's a bunch of crap. And it shouldn't be that.
Speaker 1: The race should not play a factor when it comes
Speaker 1: down the shutting down of business. It should not matter.
Speaker 1: What matters is your behavior, not your skin color. But
Speaker 1: the race is crowded Cincinnati, like in the African American
Speaker 1: shame or commerce can't figure that out. They have different
Speaker 1: rules for me, but not for thee And they ought
Speaker 1: to be saying, I'm sorry, Privy, we we can't have
Speaker 1: this happening. If you saw the videos as I've seen
Speaker 1: of regular criminal activity in front of this restaurant, in
Speaker 1: front of this bar on Elms, you would say we
Speaker 1: can't have that. It's gone on for about two or
Speaker 1: three years, and they don't want to act because the
Speaker 1: ownership plays the race card and city council nods their head, Yes,
Speaker 1: you're black, therefore we can't expect you to behave you're black.
Speaker 1: After all. That's the viewpoint of Scottie Johnson, lemon Kearney
Speaker 1: and city council. And I wholeheartedly reject that, as most
Speaker 1: Americans do hold everyone to the same objective standard. Does
Speaker 1: that make sense? According to many, doesn't make sense at all. Secondly,
Speaker 1: we have Governor Mike DeWine coming up in about twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: Understand he's back home in Green County getting ready for
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving tomorrow with Francis, his wife, and they have forty
Speaker 1: to fifty people coming over, and that's this small group
Speaker 1: around the DeWine clan. He gave an interview the other
Speaker 1: day in which he said he wishes gambling never came
Speaker 1: to Ohio. In fact, he said if he had to
Speaker 1: do it again, he would not approve gambling. I think
Speaker 1: if he had to do it again, he wouldn't approve
Speaker 1: marijuana either. He's kind of a basic Midwest kind of
Speaker 1: a guy. But I'm going to address him on that issue,
Speaker 1: plus public safety, because right now you may know, the
Speaker 1: Ohio National Guard has been deployed to Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: And I saw about a week ago that the Governor,
Speaker 1: Mike Dwaine has extended the National Guard until the end
Speaker 1: of January in Washington, d C. Where crime is plummeted.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to ask him how close are you
Speaker 1: to deploying the National Guard to Cincinnati if these shootings continue.
Speaker 1: You can't operate businesses in area where a few hundred
Speaker 1: people ruin the life for a few hundred thousand, including
Speaker 1: yesterday at the Kroger in Coryville on the youth right
Speaker 1: next to the UCE campus Kroger hit hit by more gunfire.
Speaker 1: You know we can't have it. And when these persons
Speaker 1: are apprehended, the police will tell you that when bonds
Speaker 1: are set, many of the so called restorative justice judges
Speaker 1: do not believe that if you don't have assets, that
Speaker 1: doesn't mean you should get out of jail on a bond.
Speaker 1: That means if a rich person is able to get
Speaker 1: out of jail on a bond by posting ten percent
Speaker 1: and you're out. And someone shows up who's nineteen years
Speaker 1: old with an extensive previous criminal record, who's committed acts
Speaker 1: of violence with guns, that because they've not measured their
Speaker 1: life in such a way as to have any assets,
Speaker 1: it's not fair to put that person in jail awaiting
Speaker 1: trial as oppose to someone else who has assets. The
Speaker 1: problem is this that the Constitutional Amendment, headquartered by Joe
Speaker 1: Dieters when he was prosecutor, says that judges, when they
Speaker 1: said bonds must must take into account safety in the community.
Speaker 1: There's a very small number of individuals, mainly black males.
Speaker 1: To be honest with you, I try to be honest
Speaker 1: with you, committing disroportion to crime in the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: in fact, in every American city, not because they're black,
Speaker 1: but because of the circumstances of their life and how
Speaker 1: the culture has collapsed and the family life has collapsed.
Speaker 1: These individuals live in irb areas. And these individuals a
Speaker 1: few hundred, not a few thousand, a few hundred out
Speaker 1: of I don't know how many kids are at young
Speaker 1: black males in Cincinnati, probably fifteen to eighteen thousand. Young
Speaker 1: black males have nothing to do with crime. They live
Speaker 1: functional lives, They go to school, they have jobs. I
Speaker 1: see it all the time. About five or six percent
Speaker 1: of that number need to be locked up for a
Speaker 1: long time to send a message we can't have this,
Speaker 1: can't have it. It's not the way things work. And
Speaker 1: I would note James Bogan, my good friend, I hadn't
Speaker 1: seen this. He sent it to me. This is what's
Speaker 1: being taught in major colleges about white people. That's you
Speaker 1: and me, white people. Major Big ten University has outrageous
Speaker 1: web page dedicated to quote the whiteness pandemic in the
Speaker 1: US and the liberal agenda is out front. University of Minnesota,
Speaker 1: the home of Tim Waltz. Normally you see the stuff
Speaker 1: on the Ivy League, you know, left wing crap, But
Speaker 1: the university this is the University of Minnesota. The Big
Speaker 1: Ten official web page has a page for the Culture
Speaker 1: and Family Life Lab of the Institute of Child Development,
Speaker 1: which is a section devoted to quote. Whiteness pandemic says
Speaker 1: in the year twenty twenty five, every university's culture development
Speaker 1: promote some sort of left wing ideology, but Minnesota's addressed
Speaker 1: it as whiteness pandemic at some absurd level. The paper
Speaker 1: concludes by talking about keep in mind the living memory
Speaker 1: of mister George Floyd, who, by the way, was a
Speaker 1: drug addict and a felon who was accidentally killed by
Speaker 1: a cop taught to use the need of the neck
Speaker 1: to subdue a non cooperative defendant, and he likely died
Speaker 1: of a heart problem, not because of the activities of
Speaker 1: Derek Choudham. But I regress. This is the official University
Speaker 1: of Minnesota talking point about white privilege. Quote I'm quoting
Speaker 1: from this is the Big Ten. If you were born
Speaker 1: or raised in the United States, you're grown up in
Speaker 1: the whiteness pandemic and you can play a role in
Speaker 1: halting and reversing this pandemic, especially if you are white,
Speaker 1: because of the power and privilege you hold in this
Speaker 1: racialized society. If you are socialized into the culture of
Speaker 1: whiteness during childhood, it is not your fault, but as
Speaker 1: an adult, it is now your responsibility to self reflect,
Speaker 1: re educate yourself, and act. If you are a white adult,
Speaker 1: anti racist action involves an ongoing process of self reflection
Speaker 1: in order to develop a healthy, positive white identity while
Speaker 1: engaging in courageous anti racist parenting and caregiving. Gazana say,
Speaker 1: talking with your children about your racism over the holidays
Speaker 1: is critical and it's beneficial to you and to your child, says,
Speaker 1: many white parents are already on this journey by self
Speaker 1: reflecting and pursuing growth in their own racial identity while
Speaker 1: actively listening to and amplifying the voices of black individuals
Speaker 1: and other persons of color. So at Thanksgiving tomorrow, the
Speaker 1: University of Minnesota, a Big ten school, claims first and foremost,
Speaker 1: because of the color of your skin, everyone harbors similar viewpoints.
Speaker 1: By the way, that's one of the definitions of racism,
Speaker 1: and it talks about your duty as a mom or
Speaker 1: a dad to recognize how your parents cause you to
Speaker 1: become a racist. You are a racist because implicitly you're
Speaker 1: a taught racism by your lovely mother and father. They're
Speaker 1: racist and they passed on racism to you as a
Speaker 1: white person. Now it's your job to break the threads
Speaker 1: of that racism to chaine and educate your child about
Speaker 1: anti racist activities. This is an official publication of the
Speaker 1: University of Minnesota headed up by Tim Waltz, which is
Speaker 1: by itself racist. You may recall that for about one
Speaker 1: hundred years, the home of racism in the South or
Speaker 1: white Democrats who demanded that the black folks be demeaned, objectified,
Speaker 1: and in Tulsa burned out. The white Democrats were motivated
Speaker 1: by race and privilege to kill black folks. We're now
Speaker 1: one hundred years later, and the same Democratic Party has
Speaker 1: now changed the objects of their racist behavior, and now
Speaker 1: it is white people who harbor certain viewpoints because of
Speaker 1: the color of your skin, ignoring the fact that the
Speaker 1: majority of white people in America, the majority are in
Speaker 1: the middle class, are below the majority of poverty in
Speaker 1: America is in the white race, not the black race,
Speaker 1: and that white males are more likely than anyone else
Speaker 1: any other race, to commit suicide, sell drugs, engage in
Speaker 1: ever and behavior, not graduate from high school, and not
Speaker 1: graduate from college. The white race is that. But look
Speaker 1: at your mom and dad during Thanksgiving tomorrow and hold
Speaker 1: them to account for the racism that they created, specifically
Speaker 1: in you, that you pass on to your adult children
Speaker 1: and others. You must engage in anti anti racial behavior,
Speaker 1: whatever the hell that is. When you assume an entire race,
Speaker 1: hold different hold the same viewpoint from different numbers of people,
Speaker 1: that is the definition of racism. And the University of Minnesota,
Speaker 1: the liberal Democrats, the Marxists there engage in racism as
Speaker 1: they did one hundred years ago against black folks, then
Speaker 1: against white people now, So hold yourself accountable. The University
Speaker 1: of Minnesota says, talk to your kids about race and
Speaker 1: racism and anti racism is beneficial. How you, as a
Speaker 1: white parent, a white teacher, a white educator, a white caregiver,
Speaker 1: are committed to ending your own racism. And many white
Speaker 1: parents already on this journey, and please join us. What
Speaker 1: the hell does that mean? It means the tax dollars
Speaker 1: in Minnesota, and I suspect many other colleges are misspent
Speaker 1: engaging in more racist behavior. This time the object has
Speaker 1: changed from black folks to white folks, and it's called
Speaker 1: public education. I call it public indoctrination, and I call
Speaker 1: it public racism. Hell, I got five percent black blood
Speaker 1: in me, and I'm damn proud of it. The Cunningham
Speaker 1: name is all over the black community, including the NBA.
Speaker 1: All of us are mixings in one sense or another.
Speaker 1: I judge someone not on the color of their skin,
Speaker 1: but the content of their character, how they act toward me.
Speaker 1: That's how I judge people. And I would never assume
Speaker 1: my beloved mother is a racist who taught me how
Speaker 1: to be racist, And it's my job to tell my
Speaker 1: son and my family how not to be a racist.
Speaker 1: What and somehow we pay for this crap and it's
Speaker 1: passed on as higher education. Don't get me started on this,
Speaker 1: all right, let's continue. Coming up after one o'clock today
Speaker 1: will be Governor Mike Dwine about I guess he's going
Speaker 1: to apologize to you and I about allowing gambling in
Speaker 1: the state of Ohio plus marijuana. Marijuana so thoroughly confused,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure what the hell the law is in
Speaker 1: marijuana anymore. And we'll wait for the Feds to do
Speaker 1: something and then we'll see what occurs. Happy Thanksgiving, Let's
Speaker 1: continue with more twelve fifty five Home of Your Bengals
Speaker 1: News Radio. By the way, admit your racism. Admit you
Speaker 1: were taught racism by your mother and by your father.
Speaker 1: Admit you passed on racism to your children. Now it's
Speaker 1: your time and Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow to be anti racist. Okay,
Speaker 1: I guess no dark meat. Make sure it's white meat
Speaker 1: or vice versa. I'm not sure what it is. Someone
Speaker 1: is getting paid millions of dollars to advance racism in
Speaker 1: this crap and it's sad. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred WW by Billy Cunningham, the Great American. First of all,
Speaker 1: happy thanks God me to all. And we heard from
Speaker 1: of course, CEO John Barrett expressing Thanksgiving wishes to all
Speaker 1: in the tri State, talking about the conditions of Cincinnati. Now,
Speaker 1: Joe and you and I. Now is the Governor of Ohio,
Speaker 1: Mike Dwine. He is going to talk about the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio and so much more. George Will loves Mike Dwine,
Speaker 1: and I love Mike DeWine, despite the protestations of some.
Speaker 1: I love Mike Dwine. Governor Mike DeWine. Welcome again to
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And first of all, what do
Speaker 1: you and Fran do? How many coming over? How many pies?
Speaker 1: How much gravy? What does it look like for tomorrow
Speaker 1: for the Dwine clan.
Speaker 5: A lot of a lot of good gravy, A lot
Speaker 5: of good, good pies. That brand is making homemade pies.
Speaker 5: If you want to come over, you and the judge
Speaker 5: want to come over, you can do it, Billy, we want.
Speaker 5: Nobody will even know that you're not related. They'll just
Speaker 5: look down the island, you know, look down the table,
Speaker 5: and oh, oh, that's that's a cousin. That's a different cousin.
Speaker 1: I got a classic photo of me, Penny, you and
Speaker 1: my mother which is on my nightstand at home, recalled
Speaker 1: the late nineteen nineties, and I got a great great,
Speaker 1: yeah I was there, and great, well, well we all
Speaker 1: looked a bit younger at that point, you.
Speaker 5: Know, well, well, I guess that's right. So an answer
Speaker 5: to your question, Fran tells me about forty five. So
Speaker 5: this is this is immediate family. These are kids, grandkids
Speaker 5: and their spouses and yeah, and one one great granddaughter.
Speaker 6: So you know, all good, oh good.
Speaker 1: A wise man told me that in the seventies and
Speaker 1: when I when I was in my twenties, it was
Speaker 1: much more fun than being in the twenties. In my seventies,
Speaker 1: would you agree. I'm gonna try that on me.
Speaker 5: I've had fun, you know, my twenties, thirties, forties. You know,
Speaker 5: I'm now in my seventies. So yes, still having fun
Speaker 5: and joined what I'm doing. And now we got h
Speaker 5: you know, got a lot of grandkids, so that's great.
Speaker 1: How many do you have? Do you know about how many?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, we have twenty eight twenty eight grandchildren, so yeah,
Speaker 5: it's good.
Speaker 6: You very blessed.
Speaker 1: Enough enough, but yes, let's get down to the hard tax.
Speaker 1: First of all, I see the Ohio National Guard has
Speaker 1: been extended by you in Washington, d C. Can you
Speaker 1: explain what the Guard is doing in Washington, d C?
Speaker 1: Why was it extended and are they effective?
Speaker 5: Guard is in Washington, d C? You know, at the
Speaker 5: request of a Secretary of the Army who you know,
Speaker 5: talk directly to me about it. We went out there.
Speaker 5: I went out there to visit the guard. A while ago,
Speaker 5: our guard and the head of the National Guard in Washington,
Speaker 5: d C. Came specifically knew I was going to be
Speaker 5: there and came to thank me. He said, if you,
Speaker 5: you and a couple other states went out here with
Speaker 5: the assignment we've been given, you know, our guys would
Speaker 5: be working in women would be working fifteen sixteen hours
Speaker 5: a day. So you know, we're backing up basically the police.
Speaker 5: You don't, we don't get involved in police work, but
Speaker 5: our people have a direct contact that they see something
Speaker 5: that they think, you know, needs police involvement, they directly
Speaker 5: contact the Washington d C.
Speaker 6: Police Department.
Speaker 5: So, uh, that's that's that's what we're doing.
Speaker 1: Politically, that's not popular among liberal circles. I guess they
Speaker 1: went to major cities to completely collapse. Are you catching
Speaker 1: flak from the left and the right for doing this?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know, Bill, I mean, you can't. You
Speaker 6: can't please everybody.
Speaker 3: I get that.
Speaker 5: I mean, Washington, D C. Is a different city. It's
Speaker 5: a different city because despite what you know from the
Speaker 5: mayor there may think or other you know, people may
Speaker 5: think it still is the federal city. And you know,
Speaker 5: the President of the United States has significant authority there,
Speaker 5: as does the United States Congress, and so when they
Speaker 5: ask us to you know, back them up, it's a
Speaker 5: it's a very very different thing than you know, if
Speaker 5: we're doing this in some other state, you know, in Ohio.
Speaker 6: UH.
Speaker 5: You know, we've some people have raised the issues, should
Speaker 5: you send the National Guard to clevelanders and the Cincinnati
Speaker 5: And our answer has been that that's you know, in
Speaker 5: Ohio at least, that's not our most effective tool to.
Speaker 6: Fight violent crime.
Speaker 5: You know, we're working with the Cincinnati Police Department, as
Speaker 5: you know, we're working with other cities UH and put
Speaker 5: basically a group together that involves our members of the
Speaker 5: Ohio State Highway Patrol UH, some of our liquor control people,
Speaker 5: some of our parole people, and we're able to really
Speaker 5: you know, make a difference working very very closely with
Speaker 5: the police departments of these various cities. So if you're
Speaker 5: going after violent specifically violent crime, you know, my judgment
Speaker 5: is government of the State of Ohio, it's best to
Speaker 5: deploy the groups that I just talked about instead of
Speaker 5: the National Guard. Now, if you get you know, civil unrest,
Speaker 5: things like that the George Floyd summer, you know, we
Speaker 5: did at the request of local mayors deploy the guard
Speaker 5: for that purpose. So I think it's just you know,
Speaker 5: as far as I'm concerning government of Ohio, what we
Speaker 5: deploy here at Ohio is going to be based on
Speaker 5: what the problem is. And when you're dealing with violent crime,
Speaker 5: you know, we're pretty darn sure that the best thing
Speaker 5: we can do is is, you know, have our police
Speaker 5: officers involved as well as the local police.
Speaker 1: Well, Governor, we had seven people shot this month outside
Speaker 1: of a bar called The Privy, and I had on
Speaker 1: a business owner yesterday. You cannot I could send you
Speaker 1: the video, but you can imagine gunshots shutting down Elm Street.
Speaker 1: Blocking that road. Happened last weekend. Uh Twrking loud music,
Speaker 1: open air, drug use, fornication in public. This happens on
Speaker 1: Elm Street, and some of the business owners there are
Speaker 1: gone half crazy with the mayor and the city manager
Speaker 1: saying we need Can you imagine a city street in
Speaker 1: Cincinnati blocked on either end drive by shootings. Twrking simulated
Speaker 1: sex acts, drug use at two o'clock in the morning
Speaker 1: almost every weekend, and the business owners and OTR said
Speaker 1: we can't take it anymore. And now Seth Walsh is
Speaker 1: telling some they're going to put a police sub station
Speaker 1: out in front of the Privy Bar on Elm Street.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking, and the lid's been kept on a little
Speaker 1: bit because you know, we put our best foot forward.
Speaker 1: But you can imagine living in OTR when you have
Speaker 1: those circumstances happening. And on Saturday night the Privy I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the circular the Tony Bender and my producers
Speaker 1: thinking about attending it. Says here the Saturday, November twenty ninth,
Speaker 1: the Blackout third year anniversary, bring everybody with you. All
Speaker 1: hell's going to break loose on Elm Street. And I
Speaker 1: hope the city police and Adam Henny, the the acting
Speaker 1: chief of police, is a good man. He's respected. They
Speaker 1: never should have fired Thigi. That's a different matter. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: we got problems and uh and we need effective Look
Speaker 1: mainly you've been in the criminal justice system. We need
Speaker 1: judges who will sentence criminals to jail and not put
Speaker 1: them on these ankle monitors that are cut off. And
Speaker 1: no one's attending that either, And I hope that's not
Speaker 1: the situation in other cities.
Speaker 6: Well, Bill, Bill, you're right.
Speaker 5: I mean when you look at you know, how do
Speaker 5: you fight violent crime. It obviously starts with citizens and
Speaker 5: starts with the police, but you know, it's also important
Speaker 5: for the judges uh not to let these people out.
Speaker 6: On low bond.
Speaker 5: And and you know then they're they're they're right back,
Speaker 5: they're right back out.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 5: And the reality is, and you're not talked about this before,
Speaker 5: but there's a violent uh there's a relatively small number
Speaker 5: of people who commit most of violent front and what
Speaker 5: we have to do is frankly, get rid of them
Speaker 5: and lock them up and.
Speaker 6: Keep them locked up.
Speaker 5: So you know, judges play a rolens and I'm not
Speaker 5: criticizing anybody, but judges play a roleness and they need
Speaker 5: they need to get tough with with with these individuals.
Speaker 7: So it's we just have to.
Speaker 6: The reality is that you have.
Speaker 5: A small number of people who just committing you know,
Speaker 5: the vast majority of this crime. And we did a
Speaker 5: study going back to the nineteen seventies and a good
Speaker 5: number of these people who you see that are committing
Speaker 5: these crimes have been arrested already on Toellny's five, six, seven, eight. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and and so you just you know, we just have
Speaker 5: to get serious about them. I mean, the most important
Speaker 5: function of government is what.
Speaker 1: Protect protect safe safety now and without that you got nothing.
Speaker 1: I just had on John saying the same thing that
Speaker 1: he's working with Procter and Gamble, Fifth Third Bank, Kroger
Speaker 1: to make sure through the city. But the city cops
Speaker 1: are telling me and articles written in the inquiry about this,
Speaker 1: they arrest and because of restorative justice principles, the perpetrators
Speaker 1: are on the street. But before the paperwork is done,
Speaker 1: and I don't know how from the governor, from the
Speaker 1: chief of Police and judges, we've changed fundamentally who the
Speaker 1: judges are in Hamlin County. And two or three more
Speaker 1: good ones just got thrown out of office earlier this
Speaker 1: month and replaced by those who believe in no cash bonds.
Speaker 1: And I maybe Sharon Kennedy or somebody Chief Justice can
Speaker 1: do something. But you know, anyway, I got to move
Speaker 1: on to two other issues. One is gambling. I got gambling.
Speaker 1: I mean, you have a quote that provided to me
Speaker 1: by the newsroom that you wish you had not allowed gambling,
Speaker 1: casino gambling, sports betting in Ohio. Can you embellish on
Speaker 1: your thought that's about the mistake you claim you made
Speaker 1: on gambling.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I shouldn't as signed the bill. Let
Speaker 5: me go back a couple of things. One, we have
Speaker 5: made some progress on on in game betting. We worked
Speaker 5: with the Major League Commissioner, major League Baseball Commissioner and
Speaker 5: to you know, to ban what we call micro micro
Speaker 5: bets over two hundred dollars and so that's a big,
Speaker 5: big progress. Before that, you know, we had worked with
Speaker 5: the uh NCAA to ban prop bets on interclagiate sports
Speaker 5: and we were able to do that in Ohio when
Speaker 5: I started hearing from coaches that you know, the gamblers
Speaker 5: were were just causing all kinds of problem with their
Speaker 5: players online and threatening them and doing all kinds of
Speaker 5: things like that.
Speaker 6: So we did that a couple of years ago.
Speaker 5: So we've made some progress. We've got to looking forward.
Speaker 5: We're working now with the NFL to try to get
Speaker 5: some of their prop bets banned, and we should have something,
Speaker 5: we hope in the next in the next several weeks
Speaker 5: on that. But in regard to overall sports gaming, the
Speaker 5: argument for it bill was, uh, many states are already
Speaker 5: doing We're already doing it.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: And it was pointed out that if you wanted to,
Speaker 5: and a lot of people were.
Speaker 6: In Ohio.
Speaker 5: You could use your phone and go online and go
Speaker 5: offshore and basically illegally, but there was no way to
Speaker 5: to really enforce it.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 5: I think what I did not fully understand was the
Speaker 5: massive amount of money once we legalized it in Ohio,
Speaker 5: the massive amount of money the sports gaming companies would
Speaker 5: spend on advertising. You know, I watched the Reds. I
Speaker 5: watched the Reds almost every game on TV if I'm
Speaker 5: not if I'm not down in Cincinnati watching a game
Speaker 5: in person, and uh, you know, it's it's right there
Speaker 5: in your face. It's right there in your face. They're
Speaker 5: telling you what the odds are for a certain player
Speaker 5: to do a certain thing, and it's bam, bam bam.
Speaker 5: And the same thing with any other support you're watching
Speaker 5: watch football today, whether it's Intercliesiate, whether it's bro, you're
Speaker 5: getting the same thing. The NBA, you're doing the same thing.
Speaker 5: So they're spending you know, hundreds of millions of dollars
Speaker 5: to advertise this. And the other thing is bill It's
Speaker 5: unlike most gaming that we're used to, where you know, okay,
Speaker 5: you want to a casino, well you have to get
Speaker 5: in your car and you have to drive there, and
Speaker 5: you have to make a conscious effort.
Speaker 6: To effort to do that.
Speaker 5: Now, everybody's got a casino basically in their pocket with
Speaker 5: their phone, and what we're seeing is people from basically
Speaker 5: twenty one to forty, usually males, many of them are
Speaker 5: becoming addicted to this and losing a ton ton of money.
Speaker 5: So yeah, I mean, if I had to do it again,
Speaker 5: I wouldn't have signed it. Now, you know, it may
Speaker 5: have been passed over my va yeh, it would have
Speaker 5: been may become well anyway, But I would just ask
Speaker 5: the question, hey, why do you regret signing it? And
Speaker 5: I told the truth, Yeah, if I hadn't do it
Speaker 5: over again, I wouldn't. I wouldn't have signed it. But
Speaker 5: you know that's where we are because.
Speaker 1: Wait about a minute remaining on that front. Representative Adam
Speaker 1: Bird to Claremont County. I had him on a couple
Speaker 1: of days ago talking about Neil coming to high school.
Speaker 1: There's a high school quarterback who wants to get paid
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars to play football for a high school.
Speaker 1: And I'm thinking, now this is getting ridiculous. But the
Speaker 1: superintendents by seventy five percent said yes, bring Neil to
Speaker 1: high school sports? Would you sign a bill passed by
Speaker 1: Adam Byrd and others and Speaker Huffman that would ban
Speaker 1: under eighteen year old kids in high school to benefit
Speaker 1: financially by playing quarterback or throwing a no hitter.
Speaker 5: We I don't know if there's going to be a
Speaker 5: bill or not, but I think it's kind of I
Speaker 5: think it's stupid. I think the problem bill is what
Speaker 5: the courts do. I mean, you know, we got into
Speaker 5: this mess because the courts, uh, you know, based on
Speaker 5: their reading of the Constitution, said you can't deprive uh,
Speaker 5: you know, a collegiate athlete of the ability to make
Speaker 5: money and sell and sell their services, and so the
Speaker 5: court ruled that way. I think some people believe that
Speaker 5: a court would rule the same way in regard to.
Speaker 3: High school students.
Speaker 5: So I think that's that's the biggest problem. But I
Speaker 5: think it's I think it's ridiculous.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm with you on that. You know, crazy.
Speaker 1: I was told by a coach a kid wants ten
Speaker 1: thousand dollars to play quarterback. I'm going, what, okay, why
Speaker 1: not twenty thousand? All right, Well, Mike you and you MC, Governor,
Speaker 1: You and Francis. I didn't know it was Francis un
Speaker 1: till I read the George Will call him. I called
Speaker 1: her friend.
Speaker 5: You call her Francis Francis. Yeah, well, well when she
Speaker 5: and I first first met, you know, basically it was Francis.
Speaker 5: So I still kind of think of her as Francis,
Speaker 5: but I think most people probably know her his Fran.
Speaker 5: And we had a we had an interr breakfast, as
Speaker 5: you say, with with with yours Will, and you know
Speaker 5: he ended up writing writ in the column, so that was.
Speaker 1: It is what it is. Well, you and yours have
Speaker 1: a great Thanksgiving.
Speaker 5: Happy, happy Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Happy to you and yours, and let's keep it going.
Speaker 1: Just about all the problems we got. We live at
Speaker 1: the right time and the right city and the right
Speaker 1: country and the right state and the right part of
Speaker 1: the world. The problems we have shrink to insignificance compared
Speaker 1: to what's happening in Nigeria, for example, or what's happening
Speaker 1: to women in Afghanistan. What we're experiencing here is first
Speaker 1: world problems. And Governor you and yours.
Speaker 6: We have a lot to be thankful for. Billing you're
Speaker 6: absolutely right.
Speaker 5: That's a good You're a good lawyer, and that's a
Speaker 5: good closing argument. I think you're absolutely right.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Governor, God bless you. All right, let's continue
Speaker 1: with more. As I said, I had more fun in
Speaker 1: the seventies when I was in my twenties than in
Speaker 1: the twenties. In my seventies, but I'm still still kicking
Speaker 1: it on news radio seven WW.
Speaker 2: It ain't cool being no jive turkey so close? Thanks give.
Speaker 4: Helloy, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Can I say it doesn't It isn't as easy as
Speaker 1: I make it look. Would you agree? Yes? Just call
Speaker 1: me seven, Me and Lincoln B Where six seven six
Speaker 1: seven six seven You like that? Six seven six seven?
Speaker 1: What does that mean? I have no idea. You're going
Speaker 1: to the Privy tonight for a little bit of a
Speaker 1: pre Thanksgiving dancing and twerking the Privy on Elm only
Speaker 1: if you take me. I'm there with Michael, who lives
Speaker 1: across the street. Have you seen the videos I sent
Speaker 1: them to Jack Crumley. Yes, they block Elm Street on
Speaker 1: both ends about two o'clock in the morning. Open up
Speaker 1: the boom boxes away you go. Simulated sex acts, sex acts,
Speaker 1: drug use and the shooting begins, I'll a gun smoke
Speaker 1: and then that goes on for about two three hours,
Speaker 1: and then the residents have had enough. They call police repeatedly.
Speaker 1: In fact, there's been sixty one calls for service in
Speaker 1: the last six months, including seven people are shot. But
Speaker 1: the owner says, guess what, guys, I'm not response. I'm
Speaker 1: not responding, Joiner. See related to that wide receiver for
Speaker 1: the Bengals, that same guy. I don't think so. But
Speaker 1: because he's black, he plays the race card and back down.
Speaker 1: If you're black, back down. If those are white owners
Speaker 1: doing this crap, guess what they would have been shut down.
Speaker 1: But Lemon Kearney, the vice mayor Victoria Parks, you know
Speaker 1: they wanted to be beaten down. They begged for it.
Speaker 1: And Scottie Johnson, if it's a black business, you're gonna
Speaker 1: operate differently than other businesses, SEG, why don't we hold
Speaker 1: all businesses to the same level? Doesn't make any sense
Speaker 1: to you? Sure are you done yet, Willie? The STUDI
Speaker 1: reports appro service. Ever a local Tamestar Heating and their
Speaker 1: conditioning dealers Thamestar quality you could feel in Cincinnati. Cole
Speaker 1: Schmid heating at Cooling five five three one sixty nine
Speaker 1: hundred by One of the most recent shooting occurred in
Speaker 1: a parking lot next to the Privy, which is owned
Speaker 1: by Ryan Geist. They're not happy either. It's intended thanks h.
Speaker 1: But the patrons aren't going to Ryan guys. They're afraid
Speaker 1: of getting shot. Is that a problem?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 1: Would Richard K. Jones put up with this? Uh? Go ahead?
Speaker 1: Well yeah. First off, we want to give our thoughts
Speaker 1: and prayers to the family of Jesse Jackson Junior. He
Speaker 1: passed away last night in his sleep. He was the
Speaker 1: king of TV sports in town, a stage manager over
Speaker 1: fifty years, working countless Reds Games, Bengals, with the National Networks,
Speaker 1: the Columbus Blue Jackets. If it was a sporting event,
Speaker 1: it was on TV. Jesse Jackson Junior was there the
Speaker 1: best of what he did. He was about close right
Speaker 1: around eighty or some years old. So we say our thoughts,
Speaker 1: prayers and condolences to the family of the great Jesse
Speaker 1: Jackson Junior who passed away last night. Rufus loves him.
Speaker 1: Tom Brenneman loves him. Granted, guy Jeff Brantley loves them.
Speaker 1: Amen ended all the broadcasts for Fox and Jesse. He
Speaker 1: said he was the real Jesse Jackson. Bengals Update brought
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Speaker 1: after six thirty the show moves to ESPN fifteen thirty segment.
Speaker 1: I love you, Dearly, but you're not a serious person.
Speaker 1: The Bengals last plate on Thanksgiving against the New York
Speaker 1: Jets in twenty ten. Really yeah, and they lost that
Speaker 1: game twenty six to ten. Seg Yeah, there's been six
Speaker 1: times that Joe b QB one teed it up with
Speaker 1: Lamar Jackson. Yeah, and those six meetings QB one is
Speaker 1: one and five. Would you comment on that? Hopefully he
Speaker 1: goes and two and whatever tonight. Well, that's according to
Speaker 1: Lance Dallas. Joe Joe Burrow is coming back tonight. Landscape tomorrow.
Speaker 1: That's wrong. No NFL tomorrow at Thanksgiving double header starts
Speaker 1: at twelve thirty Packers and Lions. Then it's the Chiefs
Speaker 1: and the Cowboys at four fifteen, all on Fox Sports
Speaker 1: thirteen sixty. Line It Up segment. College basketball this afternoon
Speaker 1: two pm tip offs Walford up against NKU and UNC,
Speaker 1: Greensboro up against Miami Eastern, Michigan and the Cincinnati Bearcats
Speaker 1: tonight at six thirty. Here on seven outd ad WLW
Speaker 1: nineteenth three to Kentucky hosting Tennessee Tech tonight at seven
Speaker 1: on Fox Sports thirteen sixty. Segment on Fox News Right
Speaker 1: now is jd Vance serving dinner to troops at Fort Campbell.
Speaker 1: His wife is there with the three beautiful kids. The
Speaker 1: media is claiming that Usha Vance is mad because she's
Speaker 1: not been wearing her wedding ring, and they're suggesting that
Speaker 1: there's problems in the Vance household. I'm looking at this
Speaker 1: scene right now and on her left ring finger is
Speaker 1: a nice big diamond. So the media creates images and
Speaker 1: circumstances and controversies course when none exist just to get
Speaker 1: clicks segment. We must stand against media getting clicks. Ohio
Speaker 1: High School Athletic Association Willie has announced the eighth finalists
Speaker 1: for the twenty twenty five Mister Ohio Football Award. A
Speaker 1: Moeler's Matt Ponatowski who won it in twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: and Lakota East Ryder Hooks are the finalists from the
Speaker 1: Southwest District. The winners are going to be announced four
Speaker 1: o'clock Thursday, December the fourth. Who do you like? Segmun?
Speaker 1: I like anybody that wins it around here, Willie, because
Speaker 1: the rest of these guys, I have no idea who
Speaker 1: they are, nor do I worry about it. You're avoiding
Speaker 1: the big game, aren't you. East. Let's see EHL hockey
Speaker 1: tonight downtown Toledo Walleye in town to battle our Cyclones
Speaker 1: and the NHL Toronto is at Columbus. You're avoiding the
Speaker 1: big high school game, aren't you.
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 1: Indian Hill Middle Tucky. I thought you said. I thought
Speaker 1: you were gonna say, uh no, uh middy, what about Middletown?
Speaker 1: What about them?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: You just bet me and Rocky. We went female hot Sundays. Yeah, no, nuts,
Speaker 1: you took Middletown and we took sant X. Okay, and
Speaker 1: we gave you ten points. Oh okay, that's even better.
Speaker 1: Would you accept the bet? Yes? Dave Keaton record that
Speaker 1: in the Annals of History. Right there go Middy's You're
Speaker 1: gonna be paid off on month but against Cole Rain.
Speaker 1: But Monday, Cole Rain, did they win a game this year? Yeah? One,
Speaker 1: that's about it. But uh I live in Middletown, so
Speaker 1: uh go middies segment. You're not sorry, Bombers. You're not
Speaker 1: a serious person. I love you dearly.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: And that's not as easy as I'm making. Look, would
Speaker 1: you agree that's correct? It's not done. Yes, yes, Now
Speaker 1: you got a big, a big show today. You got
Speaker 1: mister Barrett was on. John he's one of the masters
Speaker 1: of the universe. Right, and then you got the governor.
Speaker 1: The governator comes on. He's sorry about gambling, sorry about
Speaker 1: drug use, sorry about marijuana, sorry about drinking. What do
Speaker 1: he say about nil money? He will sign a law,
Speaker 1: a bill that bans it. But he said the problem
Speaker 1: is the court system may say that a sixteen or
Speaker 1: seventeen year old has the right to earn a living,
Speaker 1: has the right to make money, right, and if some
Speaker 1: school like Cole Rain wants to pay a quarterback ten
Speaker 1: thousand dollars, the courts would likely rule, well, it's up
Speaker 1: to the school and that young man, because you give
Speaker 1: me sixteen and seventeen in work. Well, they voted overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: to bring it in, which I think is a mistake,
Speaker 1: the forty fifth state to do. So, that's a mistake,
Speaker 1: I think, isn't it. I mean, I don't know how
Speaker 1: other states. Matt of Times Worthing Maller, Well, what if
Speaker 1: St X rather rocky boyman said I'll give you twenty
Speaker 1: grand to come to Saint X. We'll get rid of
Speaker 1: that fry kid. What would you do? I'd have to
Speaker 1: speak over. Would you talking over with mom and dad
Speaker 1: and say we like twenty grand? Might go with the money,
Speaker 1: honey at the time. How about baseball? You need a pitcher? Well,
Speaker 1: you know Malor High School has had some fabulous pitchers. Yes,
Speaker 1: they do. About giving ten grand to come petchure and
Speaker 1: you're a part you know you're talking about baseball, football, basketball, golf, golf,
Speaker 1: girls girls soccer, volleyball, soccer. I mean it's all kind
Speaker 1: of cross country. I mean, this is goes all sports,
Speaker 1: all sports, you know, involved same thing. How about Xavier
Speaker 1: paying about six million dollars for their roster savior baser
Speaker 1: U s he's paying a lot more, paying a little
Speaker 1: more probably, Yeah, and everybody is. I think Xavier is
Speaker 1: starting to play better too. Beckham tells me that Xavier
Speaker 1: is gonna beat u C next Saturday. Is that true?
Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll see. You mean next Friday? He
Speaker 1: sit next Friday a week yeah, yeah, next Friday, Yes,
Speaker 1: and they're at the Cintas Center.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 1: I don't think you see is won there this century?
Speaker 1: Have they? I don't think so it'll win well, unfortunately,
Speaker 1: you see is going on. How about this, Dan Horde,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you mentioned this. Okay, he wasn't mentioned in
Speaker 1: the Top twenty radio, which is ridiculous. On Friday night,
Speaker 1: he does it, right, he does the UC Louisville basketball game, correct,
Speaker 1: and he takes off that hat. Saturday night he does
Speaker 1: the football game between UC b YU and be the Mormons, right,
Speaker 1: and that terrible chant. Yeah, then he took off his hat.
Speaker 1: Sunday he did the Bengals on Patriots yep. And then
Speaker 1: on Monday puts on another hat, does UC plays n
Speaker 1: J I T, what's that New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Speaker 1: It's not Nidget, I get. I don't know, Nidget. They're
Speaker 1: playing Louisville tonight to probably by eighty. So he does
Speaker 1: college football. He then does college basketball, basketball, college basketball,
Speaker 1: college football, NFL, then back back college band, right, isn't
Speaker 1: that something? And then tomorrow he does the Bengals. I
Speaker 1: think it's fabulous. I mean, I guess, I guess mos
Speaker 1: doing the Bearcat game tonight. Well, the greatest radio personality
Speaker 1: of all time, according to UH the Inquire is Marty Brenneman.
Speaker 1: Can you disagree with that? No second in command is
Speaker 1: Jim Scott? Can you disagree with that? No third in
Speaker 1: command is Gary Burbank? Can you disagree with that? No
Speaker 1: fourth in command is Waite Hoyt? Can you disagree with that?
Speaker 1: I mean, I wasn't around when he was here, so
Speaker 1: I don't know me neither. How about number five would
Speaker 1: be Joe Nuxall, yes, correct? How about number six? Lincoln Beware,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Let's number seven?
Speaker 9: Me?
Speaker 1: Number eight? Ruth Lyons number nine Bob Trumpy, number ten,
Speaker 1: Maul Perkins, that's going back away there. Welly, I wasn't
Speaker 1: around here when mam was working on the big One.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, not on the list. Jim le Barber,
Speaker 1: the music professor, Dan Horde. Uh, it's done everything in
Speaker 1: town except I think the cyclone, Canny Fingers, Don Patrol
Speaker 1: and now Talk, Mike McConnell, the King of the Mornings,
Speaker 1: Dusty Rhoades, the American Dream. Don't they belonged someone? I
Speaker 1: would say?
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: What about Doris Date didn't make the list? I don't
Speaker 1: know about radio shoes. You know some radio here? And
Speaker 1: Andy Williams if you worked here? About Rod Serling? Rod
Speaker 1: Serling did some radio. I guess I'm ahead of Ruth
Speaker 1: Lyons and Bob Trump. You you know. Let me tell you
Speaker 1: it's a beauty contest, correct seg is not as as
Speaker 1: easy as I make it look. Say give me out
Speaker 1: the Stute Report. Will the everybody have a safe and
Speaker 1: happy Thanksgiving and watch out on the roads. Just be
Speaker 1: safe out there, and I'll see it at the Privy tonight.
Speaker 1: We'll be at the Privy Club tonight ten oh five,
Speaker 1: you and me ten to two will be torquing and
Speaker 1: to two shutting down almstup side shots will be fired.
Speaker 1: We leave you with the immortal words of the Stewed report.
Speaker 6: Always should be with you. Bill, see you later.
Speaker 1: See Mike Dwana and I are back together to the
Speaker 1: Hellelujah on news Radio seven hundred ought to be Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: the great American. Then, I certainly believe, as many Americans believe,
Speaker 1: that pollution is a bad thing, but climate change caused
Speaker 1: by man man activity is the minimus will. We managed
Speaker 1: it quite well, but because there's so many trillions of
Speaker 1: dollars involved handed out the liberal causes, it continues to live.
Speaker 1: And we just had the big get together in Brazil
Speaker 1: in which little or nothing was done, but the liberals
Speaker 1: got together and pat each other on the back head
Speaker 1: some shebilie and away we go. Of course, one of
Speaker 1: the great individuals involved in this argument about man made
Speaker 1: climate change, what we're gonna do to stop it and
Speaker 1: Bill Gates, by the way, has now joined us is
Speaker 1: Steve Molloy is his senior Energy and Environmental Legal Institute
Speaker 1: fellow and former Trump EPA transition team member. First of all,
Speaker 1: Steve Molloy, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show, Steve.
Speaker 1: First of all, let's describe what happened in Brazil. Many
Speaker 1: people didn't know anything about it. The US didn't attend
Speaker 1: except by a couple of US senators, etc. Had no power.
Speaker 1: What happened in Brazil, How does it impact the American people?
Speaker 7: Well, Bill cunning and thanks for having me back. So
Speaker 7: what happened in Brazil was really a lot of nothing.
Speaker 7: It was the thirtieth United Nations Climate conference called Conference Parties.
Speaker 7: The first one was in nineteen nine. Since then, emissions
Speaker 7: have gone up by thirty percent. They have accomplished absolutely zero.
Speaker 7: Of course, the whole thing is just a scam for
Speaker 7: poor countries to steal from rich countries, for the left
Speaker 7: to control, you know, for the Chinese to destabilize the West. Fortunately,
Speaker 7: no progress was made on that front this year thanks
Speaker 7: to Donald Trump. The US boycotted the proceedings and will
Speaker 7: boycott the proceedings for the next I guess three or
Speaker 7: four years, and so not a lot is going to happen.
Speaker 7: So it was just a lot of thing.
Speaker 6: I mean.
Speaker 7: The most interesting that happened is one of the exhibition
Speaker 7: booths caught on fire.
Speaker 1: Beautiful.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, the electrical malfunction probably. I wonder if it
Speaker 7: had something to do with the battery. Of course they
Speaker 7: won't say what caused it, but to me that.
Speaker 3: Means some battery exploded.
Speaker 7: You know, they had the Brazilian government had the clear
Speaker 7: cut of forest to build a road to get to
Speaker 7: this place.
Speaker 3: The whole thing is just a catastrophe for them.
Speaker 1: Uh state molloy Uh. China, uh and India pay no
Speaker 1: attention to the to the Gretit Thunbergs of this world,
Speaker 1: the nuts on climate change? Did they send representatives to
Speaker 1: Brazil at all or just ignore it completely? Because from
Speaker 1: their perspective, Chinese they want they want the West to
Speaker 1: embrace these technologies. They have most of them in their
Speaker 1: pocket and secondly, destabilizes the world. Did the Chinese and
Speaker 1: Indians attend?
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, the Indians expect to be paid one point
Speaker 7: five trillion dollars from rich countries for whatever the hell
Speaker 7: it is they're doing on climate And of course the
Speaker 7: Chinese are actually the biggest group there. I mean, they
Speaker 7: put on the most impressive show because you know, uh,
Speaker 7: they don't want to fight us. What they want to
Speaker 7: do is subvert us and climate is there is the
Speaker 7: best way to do that. You know, all the solar
Speaker 7: and wind power that Western countries waste their money on
Speaker 7: all comes from China. The utility scale batteries all come
Speaker 7: from China. These are starting to all come from China.
Speaker 7: Electric buses and so they're trying to crap up our
Speaker 7: energy grid and transportation systems. You know Bill the English
Speaker 7: in Britain, they've discovered that their Chinese electric buses have
Speaker 7: kill switches, so they can be remotely turned off from China.
Speaker 2: Now, why would China want.
Speaker 7: To do that?
Speaker 1: For all kinds of bad reasons? Yeah, I know how
Speaker 1: much Chinese malware is all over our computer systems, our
Speaker 1: water systems, are utilities. The Chinese have fully infiltrated that.
Speaker 1: Let's put a finer point on this, because I think
Speaker 1: the average Americans we all want a clean environment. We
Speaker 1: want clean water, clean air, we want clean saw. I'm
Speaker 1: against pollution. I'm in favor economic development. But long term,
Speaker 1: we think to the next or the next presidential election.
Speaker 1: The Chinese are thinking about the next ten to twenty years.
Speaker 1: Why is in the long term Chinese national interest for
Speaker 1: the green movement in America? It'll be fully funded by them.
Speaker 1: Why is it in their interest to do this.
Speaker 7: Well, first off, you got to recognize the Chinese goal
Speaker 7: is to be the lone global superpower by twenty forty nine,
Speaker 7: so that's roughly twenty four years from now. So they
Speaker 7: take a long term You're right, we look at the
Speaker 7: next quarter, the next election. They're looking twenty years out.
Speaker 7: It's the one hundredth anniversary of founding of Communists China.
Speaker 7: And they like the green scam because it's a way
Speaker 7: they can checkmate us. I mean if they supply all
Speaker 7: the equipment to our electricity grid and the rest of
Speaker 7: our economy, our computers and all that kind of stuff,
Speaker 7: and they can sabotage all this stuff. You know, Duke Energy,
Speaker 7: which is a North Carolina until they had to remove
Speaker 7: batteries from Campa June because they've been sabotaged by the Chinese.
Speaker 7: And we don't know how much of this it has
Speaker 7: already gone out through our electricity gripin our economy. So
Speaker 7: the Chinese, you know, plan on checkmating us. You know,
Speaker 7: they're going to go into Taiwan. We're going to try
Speaker 7: to do something to stop them, and they're gonna say,
Speaker 7: you know what, if you do, we're just gonna We're
Speaker 7: gonna shut downy grid. You're not gonna have the electricity,
Speaker 7: and you're all gonna be dead.
Speaker 1: Is there any question in your mind, stain Maloy that
Speaker 1: if the Chinese want to shut down the American economy, true,
Speaker 1: the electrical grid through our water. You're telling could the Chinese,
Speaker 1: as we sit here now, could they actually do that
Speaker 1: if they have the desire.
Speaker 7: I think they could. They've been taught and planning to
Speaker 7: do this for a long time. We still get a
Speaker 7: lot of equipment out of China. You know, we're dependent
Speaker 7: on their rare earths. I mean, our military is dependent
Speaker 7: on rare earth minerals from China. The F thirty five
Speaker 7: can't fly without stuff from China. You know, our politicians
Speaker 7: have have severely let us down five years longer. You
Speaker 7: know this, Uh, China has just been taking advantage of
Speaker 7: its poor status and its membership in WTO and buying
Speaker 7: off politicians and buying off green groups. There was news
Speaker 7: last week trying to invested two hundred billion dollars in
Speaker 7: a bunch of you know, companies around the US to
Speaker 7: control them. So, yeah, we are at the mercy right now,
Speaker 7: and no one's doing anything better, but something.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about Greta Thunberg. Uh may I said, you
Speaker 1: may disagree with me on this point. I kind of
Speaker 1: feel sorry for her in a way because she's been
Speaker 1: manipulated by the so called green movement as there as
Speaker 1: the as the front person to enact socialism in America.
Speaker 1: And she's young, and she's physically attractive, she's a female.
Speaker 1: She got that look in her eye, you know, like
Speaker 1: I know what you're doing to us. And so she's
Speaker 1: been manipulated by the left in Europe to believe lies
Speaker 1: and now she wants to foist it on the world.
Speaker 1: Can you understand how I might feel sorry for her?
Speaker 8: No, no, no, I'm curty sure if she's making quite
Speaker 8: a pretty penny from either Putin or the Chinese or
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 7: Some some some deep pocket someplace too.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: You know, she for for a long time she was
Speaker 7: in on climate and then then she went over to
Speaker 7: uh uh God king for Hamas. Now that's over. Now
Speaker 7: she's back to in climate and go ahead.
Speaker 1: Well, in a sense, a young person growing up in Scandinavia,
Speaker 1: she's been lied to for so long she can't recognize
Speaker 1: the truth. So she was a front person.
Speaker 2: Even if she can't.
Speaker 7: Yeah, young people can't recognize the truth. But you know what,
Speaker 7: she does have parents, there are other adults. She can't
Speaker 7: read the newspapers, right, I mean, if she wanted to
Speaker 7: find out by now whether she was right or wrong,
Speaker 7: she could do it. But she's you know, she's often
Speaker 7: not to so you know, she would destroy our country.
Speaker 7: Do I feel sorry for no?
Speaker 1: No question, no question. Explain the metamorphosis of Bill Gates,
Speaker 1: who was one of the twelve apostles of the green
Speaker 1: energy movement which has failed, cost us money, hurt middle
Speaker 1: class Americans. Bill Gates along with Al Gore, but Bill
Speaker 1: Gates was the funder of literally hundreds of billions of
Speaker 1: dollars of green energy projects out of his own pocket,
Speaker 1: and now one of the apostles has turned on Al Gore.
Speaker 1: Explain what happened to Bill Gates the last few weeks.
Speaker 7: Well, so, Bill Gates jumped in the climate hoax in
Speaker 7: twenty ten, he did a famous Ted talk on this,
Speaker 7: and since then he has personally invested billions of dollars
Speaker 7: and a lot of you know, climate activities, energy activities,
Speaker 7: none of which have produced crap by the way, you know,
Speaker 7: using his reputation as you know, a multi, multi, multi
Speaker 7: billionaire from his Microsoft days. Of course, he has now
Speaker 7: learned that eating systems is a lot easier than actually
Speaker 7: learning about the science of the atmosphere and the global
Speaker 7: energy system. So you know, he used to walk around
Speaker 7: saying that, you know, climate is basically an existential threats
Speaker 7: can destroy the planet, blah blah blah blah. So now
Speaker 7: he has now flipped on that. He still thinks climbate
Speaker 7: is a problem, but he doesn't you no longer thinks
Speaker 7: it's an existential threat. So you consider that a change,
Speaker 7: and he's changed. I think Bill Gates is an idiot.
Speaker 7: He doesn't know anything about climate. He doesn't know anything
Speaker 7: about energy. What he knows about is selling lollgy software.
Speaker 7: And that's the extent of his expertise. And you believe
Speaker 7: anything else that comes out of his mouth, that you're
Speaker 7: in peril.
Speaker 1: Well, Al Gore has gone after Bill Gates, which I
Speaker 1: love to watch. I mean, Al Gore, who's the messiah
Speaker 1: when it comes to the green energy scam. He's not
Speaker 1: worth a billion dollars, al Gore, but to have one
Speaker 1: of the apostles Bill Gates. He can't be motivated by money.
Speaker 1: He's actually motivated now. I think by common sense that
Speaker 1: African and Asian countries can never form and sit at
Speaker 1: the table of economic opportunity by having energy cells somewhere
Speaker 1: in Zimbabwe, which is collapsing completely. They have to have
Speaker 1: clean energy, which is coal and which is natural gas
Speaker 1: and oil that somehow left to their own devices. They're
Speaker 1: not going to develop fuel cells, They're not going to
Speaker 1: have batteries, and as a consequence, people are dying because
Speaker 1: of the politics of al Gore. But the main reason
Speaker 1: I wanted to pick your mind is the latest chapter
Speaker 1: of the green new scam, insanity. The climate scientists have
Speaker 1: now floated the idea of having a sun blocker, considering
Speaker 1: the Earth and its species needs sun to survive and
Speaker 1: sustain itself, and the silly ideas blot out the sun.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure if Harris had won, we'd be blotting
Speaker 1: out the sun right now. Explain about the sun blocker,
Speaker 1: and we're all talking about copper tone a sun blocker.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, so I think this is really just a
Speaker 7: tactic to scare people in to you know, cutting down
Speaker 7: on fossil fuel youth, to say that global warming is
Speaker 7: such a problem, we actually have to blot out the sun.
Speaker 7: Of course, we blot out the sun, We're not going
Speaker 7: to have any food. We're all going to die. And
Speaker 7: the way they want to blot out the sun is
Speaker 7: that they want to shoot aerosols, aerosphol particles into the
Speaker 7: sky so that, you know, they those particles reflect sunlight
Speaker 7: back into space. Now, these aerosol particles are you know,
Speaker 7: typically sulfur. We used to call that air pollution.
Speaker 1: Yea, let's put sulfur in the air. Let's do that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, air pollution, that cause acid rain.
Speaker 1: Wonderful, great idea, I'll gore wonderful.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So, and the Biden administration was actually doing this. They
Speaker 7: were running secret experiments in San Francisco Bay. There's an
Speaker 7: aircraft carrier there, and so they had these cannons shooting
Speaker 7: particles into the atmosphere to see, you know.
Speaker 3: What would happen.
Speaker 7: And of course, you know, let's say that someone could
Speaker 7: actually do this. I don't think it's really possible in
Speaker 7: any sort of controlled way. Do we really want the
Speaker 7: Chinese getting in on this?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: I mean you want the Chinese trying to buck blood out?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: And is this so you're telling me if Harris was
Speaker 1: in the presidency right now, and she had an eight
Speaker 1: year run. We would have aerosols pumped in the atmosphere
Speaker 1: to block out the sun, which would destroy humanity. But
Speaker 1: after all, we have to be killed to be saved.
Speaker 1: So this I've read about these umbrellas. There are other
Speaker 1: large devices to blot out the sun, and I'm thinking
Speaker 1: what impact would that have on growing of crops and
Speaker 1: fruits and perishable It might destroy us, it might but.
Speaker 10: Well, yeah, yeah, one of the things they wanted to
Speaker 10: do we're thinking about doing is launch like a giant
Speaker 10: mirror two hundred thousand miles out of the stay Mare
Speaker 10: to block the sunlight. Now imagine they're adjusting that and
Speaker 10: something goes wrong and it gets stuck.
Speaker 8: And what could go wrong.
Speaker 7: It's so stupid, it's not even you know, it's it's comical.
Speaker 7: It's called these people are clowns.
Speaker 1: Well, you talked to me out of having sympathy for
Speaker 1: gredit Thuneberg being used by the left. She is an
Speaker 1: adult at this point, but now as an adult, a
Speaker 1: few days ago she found herself in Venice, I'm told,
Speaker 1: one of the most beautiful cities in the world in Italy.
Speaker 1: And now she's been banned from Venice having failed in Gaza.
Speaker 1: Now she's in Venice. Explain what happened to Greta Thuneberg
Speaker 1: and Venice.
Speaker 7: Well, it's not that she's just in Venice. She's in
Speaker 7: Venice dumping green dye from a you know, a gondola
Speaker 7: into the Grand Canal, turning a green So the Venetian authorities,
Speaker 7: you know, got upset and kicked her out of Venice
Speaker 7: for a couple of days and Gino find her. You know,
Speaker 7: it's funny the environmentalists now want to pollute environment. We
Speaker 7: just talked about, you know, the the blotting out the
Speaker 7: sun pollution. Now where we're dumping dye into the water
Speaker 7: for the hell of it. It's you know, I mean,
Speaker 7: these people we were killing the whales a couple.
Speaker 3: Of years ago with the offshore wind. It's really incredible.
Speaker 1: And also the polar bears, I guess the polar bears
Speaker 1: now are proliferating. Can you address yourself briefly to the
Speaker 1: rise of the seas I've seen these studies from the
Speaker 1: nineteen eighties and nineties that most of Florida would be
Speaker 1: under ten feet of seawater at this point. And you know,
Speaker 1: I've said of the politicians. What we ought to do
Speaker 1: is take take huge pipelines from the Mississippi River and
Speaker 1: put them out west to whether they need the water.
Speaker 1: It also would be used. But we can't do that
Speaker 1: because of environmental reasons. What's the status of the rising
Speaker 1: sea levels all over the world? By now we all
Speaker 1: should be underwater that these were the predictions twenty five
Speaker 1: years ago.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so sea level is rising naturally just from geological
Speaker 7: changes with the polar ice melting. We don't need to
Speaker 7: worry until sea level starts, you know, start receding, because
Speaker 7: I mean we're going to go back into some sort
Speaker 7: of you know, many ice age or big ice age.
Speaker 7: But you know, just sea level that's rising. It's not noticeable.
Speaker 7: It is over a very long period of time. But
Speaker 7: you know it came to do with Okay, it's just
Speaker 7: totally natural.
Speaker 1: Right. In fact, the sun evaporates tons and tons of
Speaker 1: seawater every second of every day. And Greenland was greenland
Speaker 1: because it was green Now it's under Arctic ice. But
Speaker 1: the media ignores that completely.
Speaker 7: You know, humans do make sea level rise worse by
Speaker 7: you know, coastal areas of development there, the withdrawal of
Speaker 7: ground water.
Speaker 3: You know, on the Gulf.
Speaker 7: Coast, flood control measures have prevented silt from flowing down
Speaker 7: the Mississippi, So the Gulf Coast is sinking.
Speaker 3: More than you know, other areas.
Speaker 7: So it's you know, human development is affecting these areas,
Speaker 7: but naturally no one would even notice.
Speaker 1: Well, we're better off than we've been to We have
Speaker 1: a cleaner air, cleaner rivers, cleaner oceans than we've had
Speaker 1: in the last one hundred years. The cleaner it gets,
Speaker 1: the more we need Chinese batteries, I guess.
Speaker 7: Well, so that's that's the funny thing. Because as our
Speaker 7: environment has gotten clearer and cleaner and really sort of
Speaker 7: unprecedentally clean, if you will, the environmentalists screamed about how.
Speaker 3: This is really terrible.
Speaker 7: You know, air pollution is worse, water poll is worse,
Speaker 7: Temporary time change is worse, is awful.
Speaker 1: You know, words do not trump reality. And the reality
Speaker 1: is this the best we've ever been and it's likely
Speaker 1: to get better because of technology. Bill Gates has joined
Speaker 1: has joined Steve molloy and Bill Cunningham. That's not bad.
Speaker 1: We welcome Bill Gates. Next up is Gretit Thunberg. She'll
Speaker 1: flip at some point if she's paying enough money. But
Speaker 1: Steve molloy, what is your website of.
Speaker 3: Any Oh, my website is junk science dot com.
Speaker 7: But you can follow me on x at junk science
Speaker 7: for daily stuff.
Speaker 1: God Bless America a junkscience dot com. Once again, Steve
Speaker 1: mlloy got bless you and God bless America. And now
Speaker 1: let's continue to keep the lines of communication open. The
Speaker 1: truth will set us free. Steve malloy, thank you very much.
Speaker 6: All right, God bless you.
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Speaker 2: Let me take you to the earth.
Speaker 9: Only two thousand feet in the air. That's no hurshoe chats.
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Speaker 4: Oh my god.
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Speaker 9: much lulder there is running for their lives. I didn't
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Speaker 9: This all this, you know, I can't go in there
Speaker 9: anything like, N know how much long I can hold
Speaker 9: my position here.
Speaker 4: Johnny, Oh, hello, bye, I'm I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: Alright, Rock What about the Ponderosa tomorrow?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 1: What do you what do you have playing the Klan?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, first we got a full day, right like most people,
Speaker 1: We're gonna go over my mom and dad's house turkey
Speaker 1: drop first. We'll probably get there around eleven feast. By
Speaker 1: the way, for the record, I will do absolutely nothing
Speaker 1: when it comes to preparing any food. I walk in
Speaker 1: the door, I sit down with table, and I eat.
Speaker 1: John Barrett I said the same thing that John Bardy
Speaker 1: said along with the pebbles. You're sexist and you're a pig,
Speaker 1: I said, I'm the sharp. You want me to pick
Speaker 1: something up? Penny says, get the hell out of the kitchen.
Speaker 1: What am I going to do it?
Speaker 2: Right? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Mostly get out out here. You're just getting in the way. Well,
Speaker 1: you make sure she's the first one to sit down
Speaker 1: this year. You don't need any more. Yeah, correct, Yeah,
Speaker 1: we are dropping water on the ground. Yeah, okay, and
Speaker 1: that's that's everywhere. We have flat mats. No more floor,
Speaker 1: no more. Nobody's walking. She's here's like a fat suit
Speaker 1: on which has a lot of bumper, so she falls
Speaker 1: double wrap situation. But you're changing the subject. I got
Speaker 1: one question from Burrow, what about the wreath? What's the
Speaker 1: story of the roof? I got the picture of you
Speaker 1: and Steiny Vonda. Oh, yes, we saved the day. Penny.
Speaker 1: Uh well, my son up and the wreath up at
Speaker 1: about three o'clock. I'm going to go supervise it. Don't
Speaker 1: don't need you. We got evidence at.
Speaker 3: Going to be there.
Speaker 1: Put it up. But you're avoiding the pole. Right there
Speaker 1: here it is, Are you ready?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: I have the four games right here. In fact, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna add won the fifth game middle Tuckey against say
Speaker 1: next yes, uh rock seg Willie hot fut sunny female
Speaker 1: no Nuts. First game green Bay at Detroit Lions. Green
Speaker 1: Bay me right down Lions. It's it's Lions minus three.
Speaker 1: But I'm gonna take the path. There's no I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm making the ruling. No points in this game. Okay,
Speaker 1: good and none of the game's good. Well, we got
Speaker 1: Green Bay. I'm taking the Lions home game. Next up
Speaker 1: is KC at Denver. Also, it's not it's Kansas City
Speaker 1: in Dallas, idiots.
Speaker 3: I nothing.
Speaker 1: Dallas's Kansas City and Dallas any like taking the Boys
Speaker 1: me too to more or less knock the Chiefs owl.
Speaker 1: I'm taking Casey, I'm taking the hell with it, I'm
Speaker 1: taking Kansas in. Next up, here's the big one. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna get seven points to the Bengals. Bengals plus seven
Speaker 1: Cincinnati at Baltimore. Who do you like? You go first,
Speaker 1: you get seven, I'm going with Burrow, all right, give
Speaker 1: you the Bengals seven run. He going taking the Ravens Friday.
Speaker 1: How about Friday at three o'clock Bears at Eagles Fly.
Speaker 1: Eagles Fly. But it looks as if Chicago gets seven points,
Speaker 1: we're not taking points right, Well, yeah, I'll make a ruling.
Speaker 1: We'll take them in this game. It's too much, too
Speaker 1: much separation over it's all over the place. Come on,
Speaker 1: Bears plus seven straight the Eagles want to seven? You
Speaker 1: want the seven? Yeah, I want the Eagles to win
Speaker 1: the game. You got Bears plus seven? Seg What about you, Philly,
Speaker 1: the one with the touch push. I'll tell you what
Speaker 1: I'm taking these little Oh we'll go down. We're going
Speaker 1: down to what's that place called tonight. You'll be there
Speaker 1: Trixy Privy pravy out free ammunition at eleven o'clock tonight,
Speaker 1: ammunition have I've not seen the videos, but I've heard.
Speaker 1: What would Richard K. Jones do if every now and
Speaker 1: then Elm Street would be blocked down in downtown Hamilton?
Speaker 1: Bring out the boom boxes, the drugs, the torking, the
Speaker 1: simulated and real sexual activity, the women, have the girls
Speaker 1: out simulated and real sexual activity, and h for an
Speaker 1: hour or two let the games begin. What would Richard K.
Speaker 1: Jones do? Well, I'm sure he'll do the same thing
Speaker 1: that Henny's gonna do. Right, just shut it down? Not
Speaker 1: exactly all right? Now here number four, we got Middle Tucky,
Speaker 1: and I'm sorry, Middletown. I'm making a ruling. I'm given
Speaker 1: Middle Tucky ten points, Saint X minus ten rock, who
Speaker 1: do you like? Bombers? St X ex communicated he didn't
Speaker 1: say Middletown the middies, baby middies, you get ten points.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I'll take them. And I'm taking Saint X.
Speaker 1: I'm on the sant X bandwagon right now, yeah right,
Speaker 1: that is, of course, unless they would lose till Middletown
Speaker 1: upsets and but then what are you gonna do? Big shots?
Speaker 1: Got five games right there here here, here's what about
Speaker 1: Indian Hill and Anderson. We'll come to that too. I
Speaker 1: don't know if I love my Kansas City, uh Rock,
Speaker 1: you have Green Bay, you have the Boys. I take
Speaker 1: Kansas City. I want Kansas City. I want to change
Speaker 1: my name, my name, I think Sydney. And then this
Speaker 1: do or die for? This is this is everything. You
Speaker 1: got the Ravens and Cincinnai Bengals. You're still going to
Speaker 1: take the Ravens, raven I'll take the Ravens segment you
Speaker 1: have plus seven. Then you got Bears plus seven for
Speaker 1: the Rock Philly segment Philly minus seven and I got
Speaker 1: the Bears plus seven. Then the Middletown aka Middle Tucky,
Speaker 1: uh sayt X minus ten for the Rock segment staying home.
Speaker 1: You got Middletown plus ten, and I'm taking I think
Speaker 1: I'm gonna not pick Middletown. I'd be kicked out of there. Correct.
Speaker 1: And if Jones would be at your head and not
Speaker 1: your heart, my uh, Sheriff Jones would be at my
Speaker 1: house at four o'clock. Now, we should get a Middletown
Speaker 1: flag or a placard. And if somehow Middle Tucky beats saying,
Speaker 1: I want you to rub your ass on the sand
Speaker 1: ex placards, the rock dead with elders. You're so full
Speaker 1: of it. Sorry, right there, right down behind you, tar
Speaker 1: off the wall, pull down his fan. Just rubbed it
Speaker 1: right on elder. It's probably what you're going to do tonight.
Speaker 1: What's the name of that place? PATRICKA Privy. You'll be there,
Speaker 1: you'll be there. Let the games. Let the shots again.
Speaker 1: And the owner says.
Speaker 2: A shot.
Speaker 1: I'm talking thirty. They were shooting the Kroger Coreyville shut
Speaker 1: out the windows, Akroger. Zero sense. Fine, it's fine, don't
Speaker 1: don't worry about it. It's okay to say about that. Well,
Speaker 1: he's number six, I'm seven, right, So what's he saying
Speaker 1: about this? The correlated incident. It's along with the seven
Speaker 1: people wounded at the Privy, it's an isolated incident. The
Speaker 1: sixty two calls to the Privy in the last four months.
Speaker 1: It's an isolated incident. Just shoot out by Ruby Steakhouse.
Speaker 1: That's an isolated incident. You understand, square, isolated incident. It's
Speaker 1: all just you know, just you know happens, right sake?
Speaker 1: What would the sheriff do? What would Richard K. Jones do?
Speaker 1: I declare Marshall law and kicking down the street. Are
Speaker 1: they gone?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: He'd have the Navy in there. N He'll be artillery,
Speaker 1: the drone missiles of the everything right, Lincoln Beware doesn't
Speaker 1: understand reality. That's all I can say. I'm going on
Speaker 1: a show, though, you are going on right. Good luck
Speaker 1: in conversation, you better be armed. It shows like downtown.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Okay, be careful, have a
Speaker 1: little trink at the Privy afterwards. Her Gay's go to
Speaker 1: the Privy. Give me some sports? Will he The Stude
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Speaker 1: Early is eleven PM and they close at six am.
Speaker 1: How about what maybe eleven twelve years ago my band
Speaker 1: Gun Metal Gray played a sellout show in Chiviot. There's
Speaker 1: our debut performance. We rocked in it. We rocked it,
Speaker 1: ladies went nuts. How about this one? I had more
Speaker 1: fun in the seventies when I was in my twenties.
Speaker 1: Now I'm having in the twenties. When I'm in my seventies.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 6: Are you not?
Speaker 1: Really? I'm going fun fun. In the seventies, I was
Speaker 1: in my fun, fun, all time fun. But now I'm
Speaker 1: in my seventies, and back in my twenties, you weren't
Speaker 1: you weren't a hippie back then, were you?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, I had to work dope, smoking no shirt, wearing
Speaker 1: hippie Woodstock Jimmy Hendricks, I could have gone, but an
Speaker 1: airplane all fish about. The guys said there's a big
Speaker 1: rock concert. I said, we have to drive there. I says,
Speaker 1: no way, I'm going to northern New York for some
Speaker 1: silly rock concert. No one's going to go anyway, and
Speaker 1: who cares. I always contend that that the whole story
Speaker 1: of of Woodstock has been totally dramatic sized. If you
Speaker 1: were actually there, it's it's awful. But they put the
Speaker 1: documentary out there and it made it look like it
Speaker 1: was fantastic, And I think, right there, it sucked. No toilets, none,
Speaker 1: can you imagine wrong, everywhere, rolling down hills, feces everywhere,
Speaker 1: It's just stinking. It was great. It was great, magical, week.
Speaker 1: I'm magical. Give me some more sports. That's all I got. Now,
Speaker 1: that's all we got.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Second, I'm glad you brought this up. I'm watching all
Speaker 1: the shows this morning getting ready. There have been six
Speaker 1: times that Joe Burrow QB one goes up against Jackson. Yes,
Speaker 1: the record is one in five in favor of Lamar
Speaker 1: your comments. I do know that Burrow and Chase put
Speaker 1: up some record numbers offensively when they play, so maybe
Speaker 1: that'll win the day. That's why you took the Ravens.
Speaker 1: Here's the key to the game. You're ready, get ready?
Speaker 1: This is before long next right right, Yeah, I'm just
Speaker 1: gonna tell the whole key. Raider, go ahead, if you're
Speaker 1: your Burrow, throw the ball to Ja Mark Chase segment.
Speaker 1: How about this one? Will Joe Burrow be hurt tomorrow
Speaker 1: night and ever play football? Collapse? If this that's over,
Speaker 1: let's go to the Privy party tonight. And by the way,
Speaker 1: Saturday night is the third anniversary of the Privy, so
Speaker 1: that's when all the all the hair comes down. And
Speaker 1: now we're gonna get it on trking like have you
Speaker 1: seen the torking on Elm Street and the women with
Speaker 1: those big, the big one wild on a trampoline. They
Speaker 1: talk about all this. I've seen the videos. Job, job
Speaker 1: I've done. Those boobies are bouncing them, they're beating themselves
Speaker 1: in the face. You want to see it, Show show
Speaker 1: you show your wife that. See what she thinks. Heading down,
Speaker 1: I'm done out of the Privy. I'm taking you. Better
Speaker 1: be armed. We've got to do a remote. Were remote
Speaker 1: down there. We have the record right here, right there.
Speaker 1: I got the record right there, I said, say get
Speaker 1: us out of the Stude report. Willie and honor of
Speaker 1: a everybody. Have a safe and happy Thanksgiving weekend. See
Speaker 1: you tonight at the Privy. Happy Thanksgiving Day everyone. We
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