Speaker 1: Well, let's continue number stact we sent to continue. Now,
Speaker 1: one might have noticed things happening in the world, almost
Speaker 1: almost spiraling out of control. And I have to consider
Speaker 1: the possibility that during the holidays, during Christmas and Hanikah
Speaker 1: is underway, horrible events are going to take place by
Speaker 1: Islamic extremism. And what happened in Australia, what happened a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago when a National Guardsman's doing her
Speaker 1: duty in Washington, d C. And Islamic terrorists gets in
Speaker 1: his car and drives in the state of Washington three
Speaker 1: thousand miles across the country simply to find someone to
Speaker 1: murder who's in a police uniform and or a military uniform.
Speaker 1: And they happened to murder and then grievously wound two
Speaker 1: National guardsmen. And I think this is the tip of
Speaker 1: the iceberg. Many other events are taking place and joining
Speaker 1: you and I now as a professor Yuri Kaufman, Unfortunately
Speaker 1: he's headquartered in New York City about to be taken
Speaker 1: over by someone who's Islamic extremists himself, who doesn't think
Speaker 1: that globalizing into fad is much of a problem. And
Speaker 1: once again, Professor Yurik Kaufman, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And all over America, Honika is underway, Christmas is coming
Speaker 1: on the horizon a week or two, and all of
Speaker 1: a sudden, we're going to have this terrorism taking place
Speaker 1: all over the world. And first of all, what's your
Speaker 1: take on what happened in Australia when fifteen or sixteen
Speaker 1: Jews were killed because of their faith. Forty more were
Speaker 1: wounded too. How do you process that?
Speaker 2: Well, first of all, a happy conic that I have
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas to you and all your listeners as well.
Speaker 2: It's always great to be with you. The way I
Speaker 2: process it is as follows. I think, first of all,
Speaker 2: it's got to be a wake up call. We're now
Speaker 2: finding out that there were only two police officers on
Speaker 2: duty at the Bandai Beach in Sydney. I mean, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: There were many, many warnings. The Israelis are saying they
Speaker 2: gave the specific warning to the Australian authorities of the
Speaker 2: potential for a terrorist attack. You know, to have only
Speaker 2: two police officers out there giving security to literally hundreds
Speaker 2: of people, maybe even thousands, is a little ridiculous. It
Speaker 2: shows real negligence on their part. What I would say is,
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously this is an anti Semitic attack, and
Speaker 2: obviously those who carried it out are anti Semits. But
Speaker 2: that's not really what this story is about. This story,
Speaker 2: I think is about Iran. It looks like I think
Speaker 2: Iran was behind this. I can't prove it just now,
Speaker 2: it's being investigated. But if you go back to the
Speaker 2: nineteen nineties, something like this happened before Israel got the
Speaker 2: upper hand in its constant war with Hesbola at the time,
Speaker 2: and Hesbela is of course fighting to wipe Israel off
Speaker 2: the face of the earth. They say Jews are apes
Speaker 2: and pigs. They are among the people who chount death
Speaker 2: to America, along with the Iranians. But in the nineteen nineties,
Speaker 2: Israel got the upper hand and Hesbelius didn't have a
Speaker 2: way to retaliate. So what they did was they went
Speaker 2: for the soft underbelly. There were two bombings in Argentina.
Speaker 2: One was the Israeli embassy that was in nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 2: Twenty nine people were murdered. Later, they carried out one
Speaker 2: of the most infamous terrorist attacks of the nineteen nineties.
Speaker 2: It's called the Amia bombing. Amia AMIA is the Spanish
Speaker 2: acronym for Israel Argentina Mutual Friendship Society or something like that.
Speaker 2: Eighty five people were murdered. It's still the worst terrorist
Speaker 2: attack in the history of Argentina. Later it was actually
Speaker 2: covered up by president say Communist President Kirchner. The Hesbela
Speaker 2: murderers probably murdered the prosecutor, a guy named Alberta Nisman.
Speaker 2: He was actually Jewish. And then right after that, the
Speaker 2: day after, in fact, Hesbula blew up a small commuter
Speaker 2: plane out of Panama. Twenty one people were killed. There
Speaker 2: was a suicide bomber, in fact, that was the only body.
Speaker 2: No one came to claim it was a Chiai Muslim.
Speaker 2: So they went to the soft underbelly killing Jews around
Speaker 2: the world. And I have to say it actually did work.
Speaker 2: It did deter the Israelis. It means strategically it worked,
Speaker 2: and I think we're seeing that now. I expected this
Speaker 2: from the beginning of the war. The war. Fortunately it
Speaker 2: hasn't happened. These Raels are saying that Mosad, Israel's intelligence agency,
Speaker 2: has been swarting terrorist attacked around the world from the
Speaker 2: beginning of the war and looks like this is the
Speaker 2: one that actually slipped through with tragic results.
Speaker 1: Professor I, look at what did not happen Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: They had planned some Islamic terrorists had planned to blow
Speaker 1: up a bunch of businesses on New Year's Day. We
Speaker 1: know a year ago New Orleans, an i's sympathizer at
Speaker 1: the French Quarter took his vehicle to kill Mame as
Speaker 1: many as he could down the middle of Bourbon Street.
Speaker 1: Since then, I read what happened in Australia, which you
Speaker 1: think globalizing the Intafada, That means Australia and another part
Speaker 1: of the world unconnected whatsoever to the to the Middle East.
Speaker 1: In Australia, synagogues were bombed in Sydney, there was fire
Speaker 1: bombings of Israeli Jewish businesses. Kosher restaurants were vandalized. Every
Speaker 1: day they'd break out windows the Islamic terrorists. Cars outside
Speaker 1: Jewish homes were torched. You had rancid anti Semitic graffiti
Speaker 1: all over the place. It was ubiquitous. And there were
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand Israeli fly I'm sorry, Palestinian flags and
Speaker 1: others wearing their headdress marching around Sydney Harbor to demand
Speaker 1: that Israel stopped the genocide in Gaza. So here's Australia,
Speaker 1: New Zealand in the middle of nowhere and talk about
Speaker 1: the globalizing into fada. That's it. What connection does Sydney's
Speaker 1: opera house in which one hundred thousand Muslim supporters and
Speaker 1: Palestinians marching around with the flag, what does that have
Speaker 1: to do with Gaza? One might ask, Oh.
Speaker 2: You couldn't be more right. And in fact, let me
Speaker 2: just point out that Russia invaded Ukraine in a hideous
Speaker 2: act of just naked aggression, the worst in Europe since
Speaker 2: World War Two. You can say, I mean, they're estimating
Speaker 2: like perhaps as many as a million men have already
Speaker 2: been killed and wounded, probably even more than that. But
Speaker 2: we and I mean, it's just it's obvious that Russia
Speaker 2: just commits this hideous act of aggression, that commit one
Speaker 2: atrocity after the other. But yet no one is attacking
Speaker 2: Russians ethnic Russians around the world. There are lots of
Speaker 2: Russian speakers in our country, in Australia everywhere, no one
Speaker 2: is chasing them down the streets saying globalize the war
Speaker 2: against Russians it's only that's reserved for the Jews. And
Speaker 2: it's obvious that what we have here is this latent
Speaker 2: anti Semitism which is bursting to the surface, and sadly,
Speaker 2: we're even seeing it among people who should know better
Speaker 2: and people who are in positions of responsibility, namely the
Speaker 2: mayor of New York. I mean he's talking about, you know,
Speaker 2: globalized me into Fada. I would never hear him or
Speaker 2: expect to hear him say globalize the attack on Russians
Speaker 2: or something like that. And you know Mamdani has said
Speaker 2: that well, when he sat into Fota, he didn't mean
Speaker 2: anything violent, of course, and this is just an obvious
Speaker 2: case of dog whistling. And if you'll go back to
Speaker 2: the battle days when there were lynchings in our country
Speaker 2: and we're talking like one hundred years ago, nobody said, O,
Speaker 2: I'm in favor of lynchings, talked about you know, states rights,
Speaker 2: They talked about why should one murder be treated differently
Speaker 2: from another? And everyone knew what the speakers were talking about.
Speaker 2: And I want to stress again this is this happened
Speaker 2: like we're talking about things that happened one hundred years ago.
Speaker 2: We've come a long long, long way since then, and
Speaker 2: you know, the American South is as advanced and educated
Speaker 2: and enlightened as everybody else. And it always galls me
Speaker 2: when people, certainly on the coast, look down upon them
Speaker 2: as if you know, we're still fighting battles from the
Speaker 2: early part of the twentieth century or the Civil War
Speaker 2: or something like that. But you know, when a guy
Speaker 2: like amm Dannie says globalizing Enofada, all the people you
Speaker 2: know who support and they know what he means, they
Speaker 2: know what he's saying. And again, you know, we see
Speaker 2: to tragic results in places like Australia where again we
Speaker 2: would never even dream of seeing this. Weren't anyone but
Speaker 2: the Jews. No one is attacking Russians around the world.
Speaker 2: The people are attacking Jews. It's craziness.
Speaker 1: Well, another issue is that the Brown University situation, the
Speaker 1: professional's class was a Jew who was well known supporter
Speaker 1: of Israel, and the only person killed was the vice
Speaker 1: president of the Brown University Student Republican organization. I'm waiting
Speaker 1: for that other shoe to drop. There's been reports, I
Speaker 1: don't know if it's accurate or not, that the murderer
Speaker 1: yelled Allah Autbar before the shooting began. That's been reported
Speaker 1: here and there, but that's not been confirmed by anybody
Speaker 1: as of this point, and I'm waiting for like. For example,
Speaker 1: in Europe, they've canceled Christmas celebrations in Germany for the
Speaker 1: fear not of somebody with a gun, but somebody driving
Speaker 1: a truck through the middle of some Christmas market killing people.
Speaker 1: In Paris, they've stopped the New Year's Eve celebrations because
Speaker 1: of fear of Islamic terrorism. And on our southern border.
Speaker 1: I did the story for years when Joe Biden was
Speaker 1: in office. Anywhere between twelve and fifteen thousand Muslim extremists
Speaker 1: into FATA types came across the southern border, and we're
Speaker 1: supporting them in Somali land also known as Minnesota, and
Speaker 1: we're paying for it. In fact, according to the HHS,
Speaker 1: we've sent billions of to El Shabab and Somali. We've
Speaker 1: also paid al Qaeda through the hands of the immigrants
Speaker 1: that have come here. We welcome refugees with an open
Speaker 1: hand and with love and support, and they reward us
Speaker 1: by sending money to terrorist groups to kill Americans. And
Speaker 1: so I'm wondering we've got the holidays coming up. We
Speaker 1: don't know what we're facing. In fact, we're holding our
Speaker 1: breath for the next bomb to go off or someone
Speaker 1: on a bridge of five. Can you imagine Professor Yery Kaufman,
Speaker 1: a father and a son living in Australia. The media
Speaker 1: account said that the father got there in nineteen eighty
Speaker 1: eight and the son was born in Australia, and they
Speaker 1: thought it might be a good idea on the first
Speaker 1: day of Hanukkah, to have six weapons, which are hard
Speaker 1: to get in Australia, go up on a bridge, walk
Speaker 1: around killing men, women and children. And the father and
Speaker 1: the son participated. The father's dead, the son is fighting
Speaker 1: for his life. Ohbah didn't win the fight. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: imagine the virus of hate that someone living in Australia,
Speaker 1: for God's sakes, rises up because of globalizing, the Intifada
Speaker 1: rising up to kill Jews and whoever they might be present.
Speaker 1: And the Australian government couldn't care less when you have
Speaker 1: hundreds of thousands of Palestinians marching around downtown Sydney by
Speaker 1: the Opera House, yelling kill the Jews, Gas the Jews.
Speaker 1: That's hate speech and Australia completely unprepared, and every time
Speaker 1: one of these things happened, the politicians say, well, let's
Speaker 1: worry about Islamophobia. Islamophobia is is there somewhere in the
Speaker 1: world where Christians and Catholics are killing Muslims all over
Speaker 1: major cities somewhere in the world that I'm unaware of?
Speaker 1: Is that happening anywhere?
Speaker 2: Not to my knowledge, not since about the year I
Speaker 2: don't know, like that, yeah about that, about that Timler cruise.
Speaker 2: I will say this, as far as Brown University, I
Speaker 2: haven't heard any reports of frankly any talk of who's
Speaker 2: the identity of the guvernment. We still don't know who
Speaker 2: this individual was covered up. There was an initial thing
Speaker 2: that made the rounds on social media that it was
Speaker 2: a transgender person. That's just simply false dom and made
Speaker 2: it up, So I wouldn't jump to conclusion. I do
Speaker 2: think the law enforcement people will find this person and
Speaker 2: then we'll, you know, we'll know what happened there. I
Speaker 2: do want to say this though, with respect to the
Speaker 2: gunment in Australia, They're going to probably find out that
Speaker 2: these are two guys who were educated, who had jobs,
Speaker 2: who were in the middle class so the narrative of well,
Speaker 2: it's the poverty that's causing it, or it's the Islamophobia
Speaker 2: that's causing it, or some such nonsense. It's been shown
Speaker 2: time and again that's just not how it is. These
Speaker 2: people do this because this is what they believe. Now
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that most Muslims agree with this, that's
Speaker 2: certainly not the case, certainly in our country, certainly in
Speaker 2: Canada and Europe, probably even in Australia. But here's the problem,
Speaker 2: and this is what people don't appreciate when you get
Speaker 2: up to the Arab world. Okay, the radical Islamic view
Speaker 2: of conquest, of intolerance, of creating this new calvin that
Speaker 2: is the mainstream view. Why do I say that. I
Speaker 2: say that because every time they have free and fair
Speaker 2: elections in Arab countries, it's the Islamists who win. So
Speaker 2: for example, in the Palestinian territories in Gaza, there was
Speaker 2: a free and fair election in two thousand and six.
Speaker 2: It was free and fair because Israel managed it under
Speaker 2: its OSMO obligations, so Hamas won. Of course, it was
Speaker 2: that well known system of governance called one man, one vote,
Speaker 2: one time. But the point is there was a free election.
Speaker 2: Comas won in Lebanon when they had elections, wid we
Speaker 2: viewed it spair Hezbolah one when they had elections in Iraq. Again,
Speaker 2: why we view this fair because America managed them. The Sodris,
Speaker 2: the radical Shiai group, they won in Egypt. Mohammed Morrissey
Speaker 2: the Islamic Brotherhood, he won in Tunisia. Swamic Brotherhood won
Speaker 2: in Algeria in the nineties. The Islamic brother would have won,
Speaker 2: so the government canceled the election. There was a civil war,
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand people got killed, and then wheneber there
Speaker 2: was a power vacuum. So, for example, when we pulled
Speaker 2: out of Iraq, Isis stepped into that vacuum. I just
Speaker 2: stepped into the vacuum in Sirius, Soda al Qaeda. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is the mainstream view in that part of the world,
Speaker 2: and that's the core problem. I'm not saying that's the
Speaker 2: mainstream view in places like Indonesia, Malaysia, where you've met,
Speaker 2: you know, very large Muslim populations, but it is the
Speaker 2: mainstream view in I could say most of the Arab world.
Speaker 2: It's probably the mainstream view in Afghanistan, where the Taliban
Speaker 2: took over. As far as Iran goes, it's kind of
Speaker 2: questionable because the Iatolas are a dictatorship. Certainly it was
Speaker 2: the mainstream you for a long time. Now they've literally
Speaker 2: destroyed that country. I hazard to say it's probably more
Speaker 2: of a minority view, but it certainly does enjoy the
Speaker 2: support of a very large swath of the population. That's
Speaker 2: what we're confronting.
Speaker 1: And of course on the southern border, excuse me, for
Speaker 1: years we've imported the terrorist and some imported in our
Speaker 1: country are looting the treasury. I anticipate the next couple
Speaker 1: of weeks going to be very difficult. I certainly hope,
Speaker 1: but somehow this subsides. But it will not, because it
Speaker 1: is a large branch of Islam is to kill Jews
Speaker 1: or as you say, are like rats and mice, and
Speaker 1: Americans are simply in the way. And when we elect
Speaker 1: someone in New York City where you live, to be
Speaker 1: the mayor of New York City, in this climate and
Speaker 1: about globalizing the Intifad, I could not think of a
Speaker 1: clear example than what happened, of course in Australia. And
Speaker 1: get ready for some wild times, professor, I love doing
Speaker 1: this with you. And once again thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And I hope what in America
Speaker 1: there's mosques all over the place and the terrorism is
Speaker 1: not with American mainstream Muslims. Can we at least say
Speaker 1: that at this point it's a branch. Oh, absolutely, please
Speaker 1: say that.
Speaker 2: Please say absolutely, absolutely absolutely, The overwhelming majority of Muslims
Speaker 2: in America are good, hardworking people. I will tell you
Speaker 2: I do have a day job. I'm actually a real
Speaker 2: estate developer. One of my top people the Pakistani Muslim.
Speaker 2: I've been working together with him for over twenty five years.
Speaker 2: Wonderful person. He sent to the American Dream. He has
Speaker 2: two daughters. They went to I think they might have
Speaker 2: gone to Yale. They live in the Haven. I know
Speaker 2: they went to college. I mean, these are good, hardworking people.
Speaker 2: But again, the issue is it's when you get into
Speaker 2: countries like Syria, Lebanon, the Palestinian territories, Yemen, it's all
Speaker 2: radical who they took over. When you get to countries
Speaker 2: like to Dan, Libya, it's all that is the mainstream
Speaker 2: view unfortunately, and anyone who's going to tell you otherwise
Speaker 2: or start claiming Islamophobia is just throwing sand in your eyes.
Speaker 2: It's just, unfortunately and tragically, that's just not how it is,
Speaker 2: and we need to confront that.
Speaker 1: And Ury Kaufman lastly, Joe Biden, I imported hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of young men from those areas and we're holding
Speaker 1: our breath for the next strike. But Urik Kaufman, you're
Speaker 1: a great American. Happy Hanukkah to my Christians friends, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 1: The book is American Intafada. Once again, you're a Kaufman professor.
Speaker 1: Thanks for taking the time to come on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show, and professor, you're a great American. Thank you
Speaker 1: very much.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much. It's always a pleasure.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's continue with more. There it is.
Speaker 1: There are mosques, for example, all over the Midwest, and
Speaker 1: as your Kaufman just said, it is not a problem.
Speaker 1: But when you import from parts of the world that
Speaker 1: are completely dysfunctional into Fada, supporters and Muslim terrorists anticipate
Speaker 1: what's going to happen over the holiday season, especially things
Speaker 1: such as what occurred on Bourbon Street last year. All
Speaker 1: let's continue with more. Bill Cunningham, the Great American live
Speaker 1: with you every day. You're home of the Bengals News
Speaker 1: Radio seven hundred wlw TI, Billy cunning Ham, the Great
Speaker 1: American And we live in difficult times. I think all
Speaker 1: times have been difficult, more some than other. And I
Speaker 1: can't imagine a more distant place for Palestinian terrorists, the
Speaker 1: omaas groups to metastasize other than Australia and New Zealand.
Speaker 1: It takes like twenty hours to get there. They're in
Speaker 1: the middle of nowhere in the Southern Indian slash south
Speaker 1: West Pacific Ocean, and Australia could not be more out
Speaker 1: of touch with what's happening in Gaza than any country
Speaker 1: on Earth. But what's happened is the cancer cells of
Speaker 1: Islamic extremism has leached itself over the decades all over
Speaker 1: the world, and Western democracies, Western style democracies are accepting
Speaker 1: of refugees, and when they come to America, we wind
Speaker 1: down and pocket line them. We make sure there are
Speaker 1: all the governmental programs. We give them literally billions of
Speaker 1: dollars of our tax moneyes hoping to incorporate themselves into
Speaker 1: the fabric of our great country. And today that's not happening,
Speaker 1: whether it's Somalia or the Mauritanians in Lachland, Ohio, for
Speaker 1: God's sakes, the home of the Pioneers. I drive through
Speaker 1: there once in a while. It's unbelievable. The population of
Speaker 1: Little Lachland, which is by Evendale, doubled over a four
Speaker 1: year period because of chain migration. Once one comes here,
Speaker 1: we go, and because of the policies of Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: most are on welfare in one sense or another. In fact,
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis, HHS says that well over ninety one percent
Speaker 1: of Somali's are in government help and they give back
Speaker 1: the government help by looting our treasury. How does that work?
Speaker 1: I hope not well. And there's no question if we
Speaker 1: didn't take a turn last November, which situation we'd be
Speaker 1: in now with those same policies continuing forever. Right now,
Speaker 1: there's no illegal entries, and I think Temporary Protective status
Speaker 1: the TPS has been halted by Donald Trump, so maybe
Speaker 1: Haitians when I overrun Clark County, Springfield, Ohio. I don't
Speaker 1: know what the solution is other than how about enforcing
Speaker 1: the law. That's a novel concept. Enforce the law and
Speaker 1: the law says you have temporary protective status, which in
Speaker 1: Clark County ends in February, and the Trumpster has pulled
Speaker 1: it for Somalis, the great majority of whom, by the way,
Speaker 1: are now US citizens. Over the years, by taking over
Speaker 1: a small city like Minneapolis and the Twin Cities area,
Speaker 1: they've been able to dominate politics. And we are funding
Speaker 1: now terrorist groups in the Horn of Africa. Because so
Speaker 1: much money's being dumped into the Somali autism difficulties or
Speaker 1: hunger or food stamps or whatever, so much money's left over.
Speaker 1: They transfer the rest to terrorist groups like L Shabab
Speaker 1: and Somalia and the Ukraine, and also get some money
Speaker 1: there in Nigeria, Nigeria, Hell, they're harvesting the organs men,
Speaker 1: women and children who are Christians, raping the girls, raping
Speaker 1: the women, beating the death of men and harvesting their organs.
Speaker 1: And we know that's going on, and not much we
Speaker 1: can do. In fact, I'm glad I brought this up
Speaker 1: to the Professor Yuri Kaufman at the end. One of
Speaker 1: my doctors I deal with is a Muslim. I have
Speaker 1: no problem going to him whatsoever. There's a large Muslim
Speaker 1: mosque in Westchester. I drive by it, not been in it.
Speaker 1: Don I'm ever going to go into it, but when
Speaker 1: I go by, I don't fear anything bad coming out
Speaker 1: of that mosque in Toledo, my second hometown, Toledo, Lucas County,
Speaker 1: Wood County, there's a large mosque there with thousands of
Speaker 1: Muslims who are adherent to the faith. And you never
Speaker 1: hear of terrorism coming out of that mosque to my knowledge,
Speaker 1: and the one in Westchester, to my knowledge, zero zilch, nada.
Speaker 1: And as Jerick Kaufman says, he has no problem one
Speaker 1: of his business partners is a Muslim. I'd have no
Speaker 1: problem dealing with Muslims constantly. In fact, one of my
Speaker 1: buddies years ago was a refugee from Syria. I won't
Speaker 1: mention his name. He's passed on, but he was a
Speaker 1: great guy. There are different large limbs on the Islamic
Speaker 1: tree in America. American Muslims born here, raised here, believe
Speaker 1: in odd, family oriented and also found businesses. No problem,
Speaker 1: come on in, they're Americans. There's another large tree limb
Speaker 1: on the roots of Islam that wants to kill Jews,
Speaker 1: massacre men, women and children, and consider us to be
Speaker 1: collateral damage if we get in away. So to my
Speaker 1: way of thinking. As jury Kaufman said, He's a Jew
Speaker 1: American Intafada, one of his business partners is a Muslim,
Speaker 1: and one of my doctors is a Muslim. No problem.
Speaker 1: We have to differentiate between the American Muslim who has
Speaker 1: incorporated themselves into our way of life, and those who
Speaker 1: come often from foreign lands, that want to kill everyone
Speaker 1: they can see. I can't think of a and I
Speaker 1: mentioned this to Urik Kaufman. I'm a practicing Roman Catholic.
Speaker 1: I love going to my Saint Gertrude's church in Maderra.
Speaker 1: What a wonderful place. It's growing leaps and bounds because
Speaker 1: of the leadership of the pastor there, and it's wonderful.
Speaker 1: Father Jean Paul is wonderful, and it's going to get
Speaker 1: bigger and bigger. I do not fear. I do not
Speaker 1: fear whatsoever dealing with Muslims in my daily life. I'm
Speaker 1: not aware of anywhere in the world where Christians and
Speaker 1: Catholics are slaughtering Muslims, men, women and children, treating them
Speaker 1: like rats and mice. Are you aware of a city
Speaker 1: of country where that's going on. All the violence is
Speaker 1: coming one direction, come one way. You could be on
Speaker 1: Bourbon Street New Year's Eve last year and have a
Speaker 1: car with the ISIS supporter rolled down trying to kill
Speaker 1: people on Bourbon Street. You can be a business in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles and terror cells have been rolled up. Thank God.
Speaker 1: We don't want to get them all. We get some
Speaker 1: that we're going to blow up businesses in Los Angeles
Speaker 1: on New Year's Day. There's cancelations all over Europe of
Speaker 1: Christmas celebrations fearing that Muslim extremely terrorists are going to
Speaker 1: have a car or a truck and roll down the
Speaker 1: middle of a Christmas market and kill lots of people,
Speaker 1: which has happened repeatedly. And it's sad and it's sick.
Speaker 1: But you have to be prepared in a sense for
Speaker 1: what's going I don't know how you prepare yourself for
Speaker 1: what happened in Australia in the middle of nowhere. I
Speaker 1: monitor everything everywhere. Did you know there's a large isisfaction
Speaker 1: in Australia and New Zealand that whenever something occurs, they
Speaker 1: come out thousands and strong and march around and say
Speaker 1: kill the Jews, Kill the Jews around the Opera House
Speaker 1: in Sydney, Australia. Are you kidding. No, I'm not fire
Speaker 1: bombing of synagogues, Jews being chased down. I see in
Speaker 1: New York City there's reporting that the Jews there, there's
Speaker 1: the largest city community, are telling their followers that do
Speaker 1: not wear Jewish garb, you'll be targeted. In fact, I'm
Speaker 1: seeing stories out of the New York Post where women
Speaker 1: that wear Jewish garb are being on and pushed by
Speaker 1: Islamic fundamentalists inside New York City telling them you don't
Speaker 1: belong here. This thing is growing and it's not stopping.
Speaker 1: It's going the other direction, massive lawlessness, and I just
Speaker 1: wish it was different. I wish we could all get along.
Speaker 1: The typical American Muslim has no difficulties whatsoever and incorporating
Speaker 1: him or herself inside of this great country of ours.
Speaker 1: There's another large branch in the tree of Islam who
Speaker 1: considered Jews and Christians to be rats, mice and cockroaches
Speaker 1: to be eliminated. They're not human beings, and it must
Speaker 1: be confronted. It's an evil, it's awful, and in a
Speaker 1: second way, second sense, I saw recently Curtis Fuller who
Speaker 1: kind of retired from Channel five, and Curtis Fuller has
Speaker 1: many lucid moments and he's well intended. Did an interview
Speaker 1: with Iris Rowley and the acting chief, Adam Henny, Chief
Speaker 1: of Police Cincinnati, and also the city manager assistant, talking
Speaker 1: about how great things are in the city. They're on
Speaker 1: the right track. And may I say again, I do
Speaker 1: not blame Iris Rowley in her family one bit for
Speaker 1: accepting six hundred thousand dollars plus in the city. If
Speaker 1: they're going to pay it, I think you would accept it.
Speaker 1: But they're talking about how good things are in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati. Now, I look at a story that
Speaker 1: it's a tip of the iceberg when it comes to
Speaker 1: crime in our city, and we like to think, okay,
Speaker 1: things are getting better. Because if you're a political leader
Speaker 1: in a city, whether it's Washington, d c. Or Cincinnati
Speaker 1: or Dayton, you don't want to admit you're an abject failure.
Speaker 1: You don't want to admit you don't pay your car loans.
Speaker 1: You don't want to admit that you filed bankruptcy. You
Speaker 1: don't want to admit you got tax liens. You got
Speaker 1: to say how great things are in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: And then Channel twelve did this story, and I have
Speaker 1: a call in to Liz Fields, who's mentioned in the
Speaker 1: story about what she's experiencing in Madisonville, and I've driven
Speaker 1: by on Madison Road her business many times. I'm going
Speaker 1: to make an effort between now and the end of
Speaker 1: the year, which is about two weeks away, to stop
Speaker 1: and buy something and the cheese cakeery. I have great
Speaker 1: empathy for small business owners who get up at four
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning, work all day, sell their products,
Speaker 1: and get up the next day and do it again
Speaker 1: and again and again and again. The owner that cheese
Speaker 1: Cakerey in Madisonville, which is on Madison Road, she's desperate
Speaker 1: for help. She needs help from the city. She's reached out.
Speaker 1: She said that homeless people are driving customers away and
Speaker 1: pushing her employees to quit. If you're in the cheese Cakerey,
Speaker 1: most of your business is to women. I think a
Speaker 1: lot of men like tufu on their cupcakes, but mainly
Speaker 1: it's a female business, Liz Field said. The homeless harassing
Speaker 1: her customers pushing her employees away not just homelessness. She said,
Speaker 1: they don't feel safe here when they're coming in here
Speaker 1: and people are coming right in their face screaming at them.
Speaker 1: Streaming at customers and their employees reaching out and grabbing you.
Speaker 1: In one week, she said, three people quit because they
Speaker 1: didn't feel safe, and she said, I can't afford it
Speaker 1: to double up on staff. I can't be here every day.
Speaker 1: She said. It's not just a homeless problem unaddressed. She said,
Speaker 1: also teenagers quote, they run amok. They come in here,
Speaker 1: they're stealing everything from us, walking out the door, trying
Speaker 1: to make a big scene and laughing. She said, I
Speaker 1: put my heart and soul in this business. This is Madisonville,
Speaker 1: this is my home. She said, I'm a sixth generation
Speaker 1: resident of Madisonville. My producer Dave told me, where's Madisonville.
Speaker 1: Madisonville's right there. It's down the hill from Keinwood. It's
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati. She said, I've called the
Speaker 1: police many, many, many times, and nothing happens. Nothing's changed.
Speaker 1: If somebody is not actively doing something, there's nothing that
Speaker 1: they can do. She's told. She said, I have to
Speaker 1: protect my business. I have to protect my girls. Call
Speaker 1: us if it gets really bad from the nine to
Speaker 1: one to one disc and that's not an answer. So
Speaker 1: she's quitting, shutting down her business. On December twenty ninth.
Speaker 1: About two weeks, she said, I can't do it anymore,
Speaker 1: can't make money. In fact, I'm losing money. She said, Well,
Speaker 1: my wits end and I feel helpless. She reached out
Speaker 1: to Mark Jefferies and he told Local twelve on City
Speaker 1: Council he'd bring up his concerns to the police. Since then,
Speaker 1: nothing has happened unless the crime is being committed as
Speaker 1: it's occurring, pretty hard to arrest somebody, and she says,
Speaker 1: I feel horrible. I'm a small business owner. People put
Speaker 1: their life blood in their businesses. I work hard. All
Speaker 1: I want is for the city to be thriving with
Speaker 1: a good business district. And it's not add that on
Speaker 1: top of this is the relationship to how great things
Speaker 1: are in the city of Cincinnati. Head on a few
Speaker 1: days ago Jackson Trumpy. You might recall Jackson Trumpy as
Speaker 1: the grandson of the legendary Bob Trumpy. He sent this
Speaker 1: letter to the mayor, among other things, I have many
Speaker 1: complaints living in OTR, including widespread litter, aggressive panhandling, harassment,
Speaker 1: open air drug use, people, multiple gunshot wounds. I see
Speaker 1: people doing the zombie lean all the time in OTR
Speaker 1: as I drive by including stabbings and violent crime. Goes
Speaker 1: on to say that sexual intercourse is happening in the
Speaker 1: middle of Republic Street on the block top, evidence of
Speaker 1: a comlete breakdown in public decency. And she said this,
Speaker 1: this is what Jackson says. It's a joke. Throw on
Speaker 1: top of that, Michael, Remember Michael, the owner was out
Speaker 1: in front of his businesses. Seven people shot and on
Speaker 1: in front of his businesses, out in front of that bar,
Speaker 1: and the bar is still open and nothing's happening. So
Speaker 1: while the city fathers and mothers dislocate their shoulders, patting
Speaker 1: themselves on the back, I've just detailed for you literally
Speaker 1: hundreds of crimes not reported by anyone, including the fact
Speaker 1: that twenty thousand shots are fired in the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati that don't hit anybody. Everyone that was fired was
Speaker 1: a crime of felony by itself not reported. So when
Speaker 1: the chief of police in Washington, d C. Is fired
Speaker 1: because she cooked the books to tell her commanders don't
Speaker 1: report a lot of crime, it makes the mayor Mary O.
Speaker 1: Bowsel look bad. So they want to cook the books,
Speaker 1: cut the crime in half, so we can tell Donald
Speaker 1: Trump and others how crime free Washington, d c is
Speaker 1: when it's a joke. Now the National Guards there risking
Speaker 1: their lives, by the way, making it better for the
Speaker 1: residents of Washington, d C. Who are ninety five percent Democrats. Anyway,
Speaker 1: So when Curtis Fuller, who's well intended, does interviews with
Speaker 1: Iris Rowlie and with Chief of Police Henny and with
Speaker 1: city manager's office, saying how good things are, talk to
Speaker 1: Liz Fields, talk to Jackson Trumpey, talk to Michael and
Speaker 1: tell me what's actually happening. And the crimes not reported
Speaker 1: because the crimes that are happening don't hit the police
Speaker 1: blodder because it is ridiculous. They call the police, they
Speaker 1: never come, and when they do come, they don't. Nothing occurs.
Speaker 1: Imagine being Liz Fields in Madisonville, or Michael in OTR
Speaker 1: or Jackson Trumpy watching this on a daily basis, and
Speaker 1: then we see in the media how great things are
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati. Crime is way down, crime
Speaker 1: is way up, the reporting of crime is way down,
Speaker 1: and it's dangerous to be there. Let's continue with more
Speaker 1: on that front later on. I have John Lott. Lott
Speaker 1: coming up to talk about Wall Street journ story about
Speaker 1: how those who carry a weapon, carry a gun, are
Speaker 1: more violent than the criminals. They themselves that and more.
Speaker 1: Plus later on, I've reached out to Liz Fields to
Speaker 1: see if she can come on, and there's a chance
Speaker 1: later on, Shinnando and Dukeway will be here. He's the
Speaker 1: former Bengal who's been in the crosshairs of some media
Speaker 1: accounts about kicking out some old folks from one of
Speaker 1: his apartment buildings in Shinando and Dukeway. I love saying
Speaker 1: that name because I can. It's going to be here
Speaker 1: to refute the nonsense. Let's continue twelve to fifty five.
Speaker 1: Is the city of Cincinnati safe? Talk to Liz Fields,
Speaker 1: talk to Michael, talk to Jackson Trumpy. That is the reality.
Speaker 1: And by the way, we have eight point one million
Speaker 1: dollars to give to criminal protesters, but no money that
Speaker 1: eight point one million would have hired eighty police officers.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred WW build cunning in
Speaker 1: the Great American of course shown out. It's an expert
Speaker 1: climb research dot Org. When it comes to all things
Speaker 1: about guns, and one of the tragedies of what happened
Speaker 1: to Brown University is the media uses that as an
Speaker 1: occasion to attack Second Amendment rights, and they do it
Speaker 1: quite well, because emotion should not take the place of reason.
Speaker 1: And so when you have numerous college kids that have
Speaker 1: been terrorized on college campuses by someone illegally carrying firearms,
Speaker 1: the first reaction is to go after the inanimate metal
Speaker 1: object instead of the person doing the shooting. And the
Speaker 1: word gun violence is ubiquitous. I would hasten to point
Speaker 1: out there's about fifty thousand Americans die every year in
Speaker 1: car accidents. We would never say, you know, we have
Speaker 1: car violence. We deal with the person driving the car,
Speaker 1: whether they're drunk, had a license, whether they have insurance.
Speaker 1: And then the car is an instrumentality to cause harm,
Speaker 1: much as a gun is an instrumentality to cause harm.
Speaker 1: But there's no such a thing as car violence. We
Speaker 1: focus on the driver when it comes to a weapon
Speaker 1: of gun under the Second Amendment, my right to carry.
Speaker 1: All of a sudden, the gun becomes the object and
Speaker 1: not the person doing it. Jodan, you and I now
Speaker 1: is that same John Lattin. First of all, John, can
Speaker 1: you tell the American people they're restrictive gun laws available
Speaker 1: in Australia and how they failed miserably? Abundi beach right.
Speaker 3: Well, before I get into that, I just want to
Speaker 3: make it comment. I think it's it's worse than what
Speaker 3: you're saying, and that is the problem is is that
Speaker 3: you have these laws that create the problems. You create
Speaker 3: these gun free zones like hit Brown University. And the
Speaker 3: thing is the people who obey it are basically the
Speaker 3: law abiding, good individuals, and the criminals the people who
Speaker 3: want to go and tell other people take advantage of that.
Speaker 3: In fact, they're attracted to those areas. And the problem
Speaker 3: that we have is you pass these rules or laws
Speaker 3: that go and create the problem, create the men for
Speaker 3: these attacks, and rather than going back and undoing the
Speaker 3: regulations that are.
Speaker 2: There, they double down and have even.
Speaker 3: More restrictions they're being put on there. But anybody who
Speaker 3: read I mean, obviously we don't know even who committed
Speaker 3: this corribal crime at Brown yet, but time after time
Speaker 3: we get the diaries and manifestos for these mass murderers,
Speaker 3: and time.
Speaker 2: After time they read the same lay.
Speaker 3: These guys are planning these attacks well in advance.
Speaker 2: They're often suicidal. They want to go and get media attention,
Speaker 2: and they know the more people they kill, the more
Speaker 2: media attention. That they're going to be able to get
Speaker 2: and they know.
Speaker 3: If they go to a place where they're victims are defenseless,
Speaker 3: they're going to be able to go and kill more
Speaker 3: people and get more media attention.
Speaker 2: Look, we don't need to get rid of the First
Speaker 2: Amendment to stop these.
Speaker 3: Guys from getting I don't even know how you would
Speaker 3: do it from getting the media attention that they crave.
Speaker 3: But the point is is that you have to take
Speaker 3: away their goal, and their goal is to get media attention.
Speaker 3: The way you do that is to convince them that
Speaker 3: they're not going to be able to go and kill
Speaker 3: that many people. And the way you do that is
Speaker 3: by making, you know, having a sign that says warning
Speaker 3: you know, solect teachers or staff at the school are
Speaker 3: carrying concealed and will use their.
Speaker 2: Guns to go and protect others that are there. Yeah. No.
Speaker 1: In Australia, I can recall I can't imagine a more
Speaker 1: clear example of the cry globalize the Intifada than Australia.
Speaker 1: In the Middle May I say, of nowhere, It's thousands
Speaker 1: of miles away from Gaza or Israel. There's hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of Palestinians activists running around the Opera House in
Speaker 1: Sydney with their Palestinian garbage saying kill the Jews, Kill
Speaker 1: the Jews. And if I'm Jewish and I see the
Speaker 1: synagogues are being fire bombed by businesses, are being broken
Speaker 1: into and vandalized by car are being blown up by
Speaker 1: Islamic terrorists, the first thing I want to do is
Speaker 1: protect myself. But you can't do that in Australia. Describe
Speaker 1: the situation in Australia about possession of guns by regular people.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, basically what happened was after a mass shooting
Speaker 3: that they had Tasmania in ninety six, nineteen ninety six,
Speaker 3: they went and imposed all sorts of new gun control
Speaker 3: regulations and confiscated almost a third of the guns that
Speaker 3: were privately owned at that time. They had registration licensing,
Speaker 3: so they knew who had the guns. They paid a
Speaker 3: anomenal fee for taking the guns from people. And you know,
Speaker 3: there's been a lot of claims even in the last
Speaker 3: few days about the supposed benefits from that confiscation that
Speaker 3: they had. A lot of people will go and say, well,
Speaker 3: it lowered the firearm homicide rate, lowered the firearm suicide rate.
Speaker 3: It's really a statistical malpractice that they have there when
Speaker 3: they make that claim.
Speaker 2: For fifteen years prior to the confiscation, both the firearm
Speaker 2: homicide right and the firearm suicide rate was falling, but
Speaker 2: they actually stopped.
Speaker 3: Falling after or much slower rate of decline after the
Speaker 3: confiscation occurred. In fact, total suicides went up.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to go and argue that the confiscation
Speaker 4: caused suicides to rise, but it's very difficult to go
Speaker 4: and argue that there was a benefit from that.
Speaker 3: Look, if you had a perfectly straight line that was
Speaker 3: falling over the entire period that you have there, you
Speaker 3: could pick any point along that line and the after.
Speaker 2: Average is going to be below the before average. But
Speaker 2: you look at it.
Speaker 3: And you say, look, it's falling at exactly the same
Speaker 3: rate beforehand as it afterwards. It's really hard to see
Speaker 3: any benefit that's occurring from that.
Speaker 2: But in fact, what you would do is you'd say,
Speaker 2: is it falling at a faster rate or a slower rate?
Speaker 2: Is there some discontinuity that was occurring there? And what
Speaker 2: you find is that.
Speaker 3: For firearm homicide rates, it stopped falling. So it was
Speaker 3: falling and then all of a sudden, it stopped afterwards.
Speaker 2: Look, if they're right, if the gun control advocates who
Speaker 2: point to this all the time, and everybody from Obama
Speaker 2: to Hillary Clinton, to Biden to Democrats over the last
Speaker 2: few days have been pointing to this, you know what
Speaker 2: you should have seen was an immediate large drop in
Speaker 2: firearm homicides or suicides, and then over time, as gun
Speaker 2: ownership recovered to some extent, you would have seen an increase.
Speaker 2: And that's not the pattern that you see at all.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about the Wall Street Journal. You have a
Speaker 1: column up a few days ago about the Wall Street
Speaker 1: Journal spearmongering doesn't survive contact with evidence. And when I
Speaker 1: read this article of the Wall Street Journal, which generally
Speaker 1: about half the time they make some sense, they rend
Speaker 1: this big story in the front page or by reporter
Speaker 1: Marca Merrimont, who continued his attack on people carrying firearms.
Speaker 1: He presented four stories that those untrained civilians that have
Speaker 1: a weapon, generally it'll be a handgun, have caused mayhem.
Speaker 1: And that's somehow It's good then in America to make
Speaker 1: sure there's high hurdles to be able to carry a
Speaker 1: firearm to protect yourself. Explain why this story in the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal is not accurate, right.
Speaker 3: You know, this is the fourth in a series of
Speaker 3: articles by this gentleman. And you know, once to argue
Speaker 3: is it's dangerous to have concealed carry either right to
Speaker 3: carry or constitutional carry type laws. It's over the four
Speaker 3: years from twenty twenty two to now.
Speaker 2: He has four examples. Actually two of them are really
Speaker 2: only relevant for the story that he has about people
Speaker 2: legally caring. There's like no perspective here.
Speaker 3: You don't mention that there's like one point six million
Speaker 3: defensive gun uses.
Speaker 2: Each year that occur.
Speaker 3: You don't mention that they're twenty one million concealed carried
Speaker 3: permit holders in the United States or twenty nine constitutional
Speaker 3: carry states where it's not even necessary for people to
Speaker 3: have a permit. You know, so the rate of problems
Speaker 3: is tiny. And the other thing is, you know, obviously
Speaker 3: two is too too many that have occurred, even over
Speaker 3: four years, but where bystanders accidentally shot? But the question
Speaker 3: is what's the alternative? And so what we did was
Speaker 3: we went back over the decade from twenty sixteen through
Speaker 3: now to go and see how many accidental gun shots
Speaker 3: by civilians who are legally carrying a concealed handgun.
Speaker 2: How that compared to the police. And what you find
Speaker 2: is that if you remove a security guard from that,
Speaker 2: which is kind of a different story, and just look
Speaker 2: at regular civilians. There are three such shootings that had
Speaker 2: occurred over the ten years. By contrast, there were twenty
Speaker 2: accidental shootings by police of bystanders when they're trying to
Speaker 2: stop a crime. Twenty eight people were either killed or
Speaker 2: are wounded in those accidental shootings of bystanderds so, and
Speaker 2: that's like seven times higher than the rate that civilians
Speaker 2: accidentally shot a bystander when they were trying to stop
Speaker 2: the crime.
Speaker 1: You know, John Lot, We've done this for many years,
Speaker 1: and I think we're having measurable impact on someone. When
Speaker 1: I read a line from the Wall Street Journal story
Speaker 1: quote when untrained are panic shooters missed their target, it's children, neighbors,
Speaker 1: and bystanders who pay the price. And so you went
Speaker 1: through a process because you worked with research with the
Speaker 1: Trump administration and you plugged into chat, GPT, Gronka and
Speaker 1: other systems AI, which is is a wonderful benefit and
Speaker 1: maybe a cost to us in the long run, who knows.
Speaker 1: But when you have twenty one million individuals carrying weapons.
Speaker 1: Did you find any case in the last several years
Speaker 1: were a person constitutional carry missed their target and killed
Speaker 1: a child?
Speaker 2: Well, we couldn't.
Speaker 3: We couldn't find even one case where somebody under constitutional
Speaker 3: carry accidentally shot anybody anybody over the last ten years.
Speaker 3: It's but yet, you know, obviously, you know the article
Speaker 3: the most wanted to make a.
Speaker 2: Big deal about constitutional carry.
Speaker 3: You know, you think he'd at least provide one example
Speaker 3: himself of that being a problem.
Speaker 2: But not even the story provides an example of that.
Speaker 1: And when you when you did your review and the
Speaker 1: police incidents, and I don't know, there's seven hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty thous and police officers Marshall's FBI CEOs in the
Speaker 1: country and some of one hundred and fifty thousand who
Speaker 1: every day confront millions of criminal situations. You found twenty
Speaker 1: cases in which officers accidentally shot a total of twenty
Speaker 1: eight bystanders. Unfortunately, six were killed, twenty two were runed in.
Speaker 1: And so that is so it's below one thousandth of
Speaker 1: one percent. It's almost non existent. And so all the
Speaker 1: clear events over.
Speaker 2: Ten years, ten years, over ten years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the media, you got, you know, these untrained
Speaker 1: individuals like you and I are accidentally shooting children as like, what, well,
Speaker 1: it's untethered to reality, correct.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean there's not one example that we found over
Speaker 3: the ten years where a child was bystanderd was shot
Speaker 3: when somebody was using a gun defensively. So you know,
Speaker 3: it's you know, it's unfortunate. But as I said, this
Speaker 3: is the fourth and it's series that the Wall Street
Speaker 3: Journal has had all very long stories that they have.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they think they're doing some big excasay on it.
Speaker 2: I've written.
Speaker 3: I finally wrote the op ed because I'd written letters
Speaker 3: to the editor for the Wall Street Journal and also
Speaker 3: sent information to the reporter, but you know, it was
Speaker 3: ignored and the you know, the reporter did never got
Speaker 3: back to me either on this stuff. And he doesn't
Speaker 3: he doesn't have any quotes in any of his articles
Speaker 3: from anybody who takes kind of a pro self defense
Speaker 3: position on this stuff.
Speaker 1: So just how about your research. Overall, police in America
Speaker 1: accidentally wounded five point six times as many bystanders as civilians,
Speaker 1: killed three times as many and wounded seven times. It's
Speaker 1: just a typical constitutional carry person and So you also
Speaker 1: point out that otherwise research showing the FBI's active shooter definition,
Speaker 1: we looked at cases over ten years or individuals actively
Speaker 1: attempted to kill people in public area, excluding shootings tied
Speaker 1: to other crimes. That showed that armed civilians consistently acted
Speaker 1: safely and effectively. But that's not a story, is it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, Wall Street Journal News is it going to be
Speaker 2: covering that?
Speaker 1: Well, all I can say is with the antisemitism, and
Speaker 1: plus we're constantly told by Democrats when it comes to
Speaker 1: major cities how safe things are, that violence is going down,
Speaker 1: that it's all okay. In reality, I live in little Cincinnati, Ohio,
Speaker 1: and every year we have at least twenty thousand shots fired,
Speaker 1: and the city of Cincinnati, by I would assume thousands
Speaker 1: of individuals. Each one's a felony, and none are ever
Speaker 1: making the police blodder because the person who fired the
Speaker 1: gun wasn't apprehended. Imagine how many shots are fired in
Speaker 1: Los Angeles or Chicago and Cincinnati's got twenty thousand bullets
Speaker 1: rolling around town. I would imagine big cities have hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands and none ever hit the police. Statistics correct, right?
Speaker 3: You know, look here's the problem, and that is we
Speaker 3: just had the police chief and DC resigned because it
Speaker 3: finally came out that the reason why she resigned was
Speaker 3: because all of her commanders testified before the House Operations
Speaker 3: Committee that she was ordering them to misclassify crimes to
Speaker 3: go and reduce the number of serious crimes that were
Speaker 3: being reported.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: So it's just not Chicago and New York City and
Speaker 3: some other places which have been caught manipulating the crime
Speaker 3: data that's there. You know, it raises real questions about,
Speaker 3: you know, how accurately what we can do to depend
Speaker 3: on the crime data coming out. Oh, it's one reason
Speaker 3: of many that the FBI data reported crime is so
Speaker 3: different from the National Crime Victimization Bureau of Justice satistic data,
Speaker 3: which shows that over the last four years we had
Speaker 3: the largest percentage increase and violent crime ever recorded over
Speaker 3: any four year period was a fifty nine percent increase.
Speaker 3: My own belief is it's falling this year finally and
Speaker 3: we're going to hit record low murder rates. And I
Speaker 3: believe when it comes out a year from now, in
Speaker 3: September next year, it's going to also show because of
Speaker 3: Trump's efforts with regard to illgal aliens and other things.
Speaker 3: We're going to see a big drop in violent crime.
Speaker 1: And Democrats will take credit for that. But Pamela Smith
Speaker 1: and Washington DC chief a classic Dei hire when her
Speaker 1: commanders were under oath and testified they weren't going to
Speaker 1: lie for her, that they cooked the books to make
Speaker 1: Mario bows Of the mayor of Washington, DC, look better.
Speaker 1: And I suspect the same things happening in Cincinnati as
Speaker 1: it's happening all over the country by Democratic mayors who
Speaker 1: want to show that National guardsmen in our town make
Speaker 1: no sense because crime is down. In reality, crime is up,
Speaker 1: and they're cooking the books. Well, John Lot, we got
Speaker 1: to go crimeresearch dot org, Crimeresearch dot org, and John Lott,
Speaker 1: may you and yours have a merry Christmas in a
Speaker 1: happy new Year. And thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Merry Christmas. Bill, thanks very much.
Speaker 1: And John keep being that we need we need you
Speaker 1: to stay on this. We need you because our rights
Speaker 1: are at risk. And when college kids that have been
Speaker 1: traumatized are used by the media to promote a false narrative,
Speaker 1: and I like to have facts and figures to back
Speaker 1: it up. And crimeresearch dot org. You give me those statistics,
Speaker 1: and John, thanks for what you do. Thank you well,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 3: People can go to our website and sign up for
Speaker 3: our emails that we send out once every two weeks
Speaker 3: with our research and the data that we have. It
Speaker 3: doesn't do us any good to do the work if
Speaker 3: people aren't.
Speaker 2: Educated and can't use the data.
Speaker 1: That we put out crimeresearch dot org. John Lott, you're
Speaker 1: a great American, and once again, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Thank you, God bless Let's continue with more garbage in,
Speaker 1: garbage out. Now we have proof that in major American cities,
Speaker 1: the police chiefs are told by the mayors to cook
Speaker 1: the books to make me look good, much like in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham with you every Day News Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: We are certainly not going to sit on our hands.
Speaker 5: Oh hell hell hello, buyet and I'm spokes I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 1: We are certainly not going to sit on our hands.
Speaker 1: Did Duke Tobin surface somewhere? I know he's still employed
Speaker 1: by the Bengals? Sitting on your hands and hurt sitting
Speaker 1: on your hand, Dave Keaton, was that recent or just
Speaker 1: in the archives twenty twenty? That was twenty twenty. I'm
Speaker 1: not talking about the news show. I'm talking about the year.
Speaker 1: So it's been five years since Duke Tobin has surfaced
Speaker 1: with this the communications you have, you can talk to
Speaker 1: people anytime anywhere. He discovered now telephone. Has Duke Tobin
Speaker 1: giving an idiot? Yes he does, he does. Why did
Speaker 1: you ask him some questions?
Speaker 2: Do?
Speaker 1: I asked you at the pre training camp luncheon. That's
Speaker 1: the only time we get to see him along with
Speaker 1: mister Brown. You mean, the ninety year old owner, right,
Speaker 1: don't you wish it? This time Gary Burbank was still
Speaker 1: around all my beangals. Would that be a classic? Hey
Speaker 1: Mikey boy, what are you doing? Mikey boy? I wonder
Speaker 1: who would I guess he would do the voice of
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow. Hey, Nikey boy, Hey Mikey boy. Jamar cha.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. Yeah, that's a real good touchdown.
Speaker 1: But I'm glad you brought that up. I said to
Speaker 1: you off the air, why do you and I keep
Speaker 1: doing what we're doing? Can you tell me? And I
Speaker 1: said to you, today's Tuesday, right all day? Yeah? If
Speaker 1: I got up this morning right there mile away, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what would I do at nine o'clock? Ten o'clock, eleven am, noon,
Speaker 1: one to two. What would I do? Probably go berserk
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Speaker 1: My name O? There's six and four and they've lost
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Speaker 1: getting all choked up just thinking he's doing all right?
Speaker 5: Will he?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Do you have any hope at all?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Let me ask you a question. Yeah, what's first gonna happen? Jeez,
Speaker 1: are you ready for this? It's just the big question.
Speaker 1: To Rocky too, this was the big question. Okay, number
Speaker 1: one our good friend in yours, the number one man,
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow. Yeah, wins the Super Bowl in Cincinnati. Is
Speaker 1: that very likely? Yeah, it's likely they get win and
Speaker 1: they win. Joe Burrow is gonna win. So they got
Speaker 1: to win here, they got to win, said Jam says yes.
Speaker 1: Or number two Ready for number two to doubt the
Speaker 1: word of Dave Lapham. I don't question him at all.
Speaker 1: Great number sixty, he says, He says, yes, and Joe
Speaker 1: walters around here all the time. I like him quite
Speaker 1: a bit. As you have pride to Texas Tech. Or
Speaker 1: number two, the Reds win the World Series? No, well,
Speaker 1: all right, number three? Do you see Bearcats win another
Speaker 1: national basketball title? Yes? Oh, so says the bear Super Bowl,
Speaker 1: super the Bengals or no to the Reds. Yes to
Speaker 1: the Bearcats. What's gonna happen the quickest? Was it Big
Speaker 1: O coming back or something? He never want it?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 1: By the way, well, I'm just saying that. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying bringing back Paul Hog, Tom Thacker. Those are the guys.
Speaker 1: Ed Junker, Jerry Lucas. Jerry Lucas, he didn't bring He
Speaker 1: won one with Ohio State in nineteen sixty. He can
Speaker 1: certainly play again. Can you didn't answer the question, maybe
Speaker 1: they'll bring him back and senior nil money. You didn't answer,
Speaker 1: that'll be next. I want you to answer the freshman junior,
Speaker 1: sophomore or freshman sophomore, junior and senior nil money. Answer
Speaker 1: the question what's more likely to first occur? Burrow wins
Speaker 1: the super Bowl here if they win two, the Reds
Speaker 1: win the World Series if they win three? Do you
Speaker 1: see bear cut to win their third national title in basketball?
Speaker 1: What's four? Xavier wins another national tournament? The knit? No,
Speaker 1: the NIT? No? Hey, hey, you know what if you
Speaker 1: win the n I T it's a it's a title.
Speaker 1: What's the name of the tournament? National Invitation tournament? You're invited?
Speaker 1: You're in a tournaments?
Speaker 2: Won it?
Speaker 1: I say Zaviers won it twice? Right? But remember Kerwin,
Speaker 1: Pinchback and Toby, Remember those guys. I nineteen fifty six.
Speaker 1: It was two years before I came into the world.
Speaker 1: Ever hear about the war? Ever hear about World War
Speaker 1: two before you got here? Yeah? Yes, So you're saying
Speaker 1: Burrow is gonna win if they win, that's the only
Speaker 1: way you can do it. If they If you if
Speaker 1: you win, you're gonna get You're gonna hopefully have a
Speaker 1: chance at the super Bowl. Same way with the Reds.
Speaker 1: Thank you Lap. If all happens together, I mean, if
Speaker 1: you lose and you're gonna go home and get another
Speaker 1: draft pick. Well, nineteen ninety the UC Bearcats were, don't
Speaker 1: we say, number one in the country, and except for
Speaker 1: a second events here and there, they might have won it.
Speaker 1: But we don't know. Way back when they were number
Speaker 1: one in the country at number two in their own
Speaker 1: city in eighty nine. You know you were there for
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl in Miami, right, that was really close
Speaker 1: in thirty four seconds away. I was there alright. Segas
Speaker 1: ed it in sports. Yeah, so we're thankful to have it.
Speaker 1: Why don't we tell management here, Okay, we're going to
Speaker 1: spend the year twenty twenty six and donate our money
Speaker 1: to other sources, and you and I will work for
Speaker 1: free in twenty twenty six. Speak for yourself. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying you so much. Well, if you don't, if you
Speaker 1: want to work for free, then give me your salary
Speaker 1: on top of mine. Get me out of soushi board, please,
Speaker 1: Willie and utter of a beautiful day here at the
Speaker 1: Tri State. We leave you with the immortal words of
Speaker 1: the Stewd report. At some point, the foolishness has got
Speaker 1: to stop. I'm glad Mike brought that up, because what
Speaker 1: you're going to have him on again. It might be
Speaker 1: a while, because he's going after the Trumpster for getting
Speaker 1: rid of the Haitians in Springfield, Ohio. And the Great
Speaker 1: American does not feel as if our country is enriched
Speaker 1: by having Mauritanians in Lachland, having uh, shall we say,
Speaker 1: Haitians in Clark County in Somali's running around Minneapolis. I
Speaker 1: will worry about the contributions made to our society as
Speaker 1: opposed to taking money and many times pilfering from the
Speaker 1: public treasury segment. I'll say this, I sent this on
Speaker 1: Eric Trump call. Call this the Trump Plan. Number one,
Speaker 1: if you're in this country, shall we say, without documents,
Speaker 1: in other words, you're here illegally.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: One if you're working presently. Two you've committed no crimes
Speaker 1: of any type. And three you're receiving zero public assistance.
Speaker 1: In other words, you're functioning, you're contributing. Right, come up
Speaker 1: with something called the Trump Plan. Call it for two years,
Speaker 1: Sign up somewhere, go online, give me your your palm print,
Speaker 1: your fingerprints, give me a urine sample your eyes, whatever
Speaker 1: it is. If you're presently working. Secondly, you're not a criminal.
Speaker 1: And thirdly, you're supporting yourself. You're not on public assistance. Nothing.
Speaker 1: And for two years, you do what you're going to do,
Speaker 1: and then we're going to review where we are. Would
Speaker 1: you agree with the Willie plan? Going pretty good to me, Well,
Speaker 1: that would eliminate about ninety percent of immigrants who are
Speaker 1: getting public assistance, and so I'm thinking, okay, then go
Speaker 1: back home. He's going to pass that on to the
Speaker 1: President with my endorsement. One you're working, yeah, Two, you're
Speaker 1: not a criminal. Three no public help of any type,
Speaker 1: zero ziltch, nada. Every two years, are going to review you.
Speaker 1: And if you still do that, we'll give you another
Speaker 1: two years. You're never gonna never gonna become a citizen
Speaker 1: at the back of the line, way back of the line.
Speaker 1: Be productive, don't be a clown, don't get public help,
Speaker 1: and you can stay. Would you support me in this venture?
Speaker 1: Yay or nay? I think so? Was that yes or no? Yeah?
Speaker 1: It wasn't very aggressive on your partner. Well, I'm getting
Speaker 1: trying to decipher all this at the same time, let's
Speaker 1: continue with Morewed is gonna win a super Bowl. The
Speaker 1: Reds are going to win worlds, you see, and Xavier
Speaker 1: if that happens. What you're laying too much on seven
Speaker 1: hundred WI Billy Cunningham, the Great American? Of course, I
Speaker 1: monitor all events simultaneously. What's happening in Minnesota, and I
Speaker 1: guess unbeknownst to the Great American what's happening to largely
Speaker 1: center in Ohio has been discovered by Maya Cook, who's
Speaker 1: a political strategy. She's been on the Sean Hannity Fox
Speaker 1: News Digital quite often recently because she's insipping in her remarks.
Speaker 1: She knows what she's talking about in the research and
Speaker 1: Maya Cook, welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show. And
Speaker 1: first of all, let's go over first what's happening Minnesota,
Speaker 1: what's happening in Ohio? Unbknownst too many here, in fact,
Speaker 1: what's happening all over the country. In fact, about twenty
Speaker 1: one Blue states will not share with the Feds who's
Speaker 1: on their snap list, and I can only imagine the
Speaker 1: fraud there. But let's talk first about Tim Waltz and
Speaker 1: the billions of dollars that is being misused by the
Speaker 1: Somali community. They've rewarded our thankfulness. They've rewarded our our
Speaker 1: understanding by bringing them from the Somali refugee camps into
Speaker 1: America with thievery and worst. So may it cook first
Speaker 1: of all, described to the American people what's going on
Speaker 1: in Minnesota, will relate it then to Ohio into the nation.
Speaker 1: So give me a full report.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks so much for having me.
Speaker 6: I think what we are seeing is the greatest scandal,
Speaker 6: and it's not just Minnesota. That was just the beginning,
Speaker 6: that was the tip of the sphere. We are starting
Speaker 6: to see fraud rampant across the entire United States. And
Speaker 6: what was shocking to me is after we discover the fraud.
Speaker 6: Back in twenty twenty, there were warnings in Minnesota to
Speaker 6: Tim Waltz to say there are scammers. There is an
Speaker 6: immense amount of fraud occurring. Agencies were flagged, Auditors were
Speaker 6: raising alarms because of the exorbitant amount of funding that
Speaker 6: was being requested. Whizzlebw blowers were speaking up saying this
Speaker 6: does not add up. Federal prosecutors eventually came in and
Speaker 6: Tim Waltz refused to investigate because there were allegations that
Speaker 6: it was racist because it was against Somalian individuals. So
Speaker 6: instead of enforcing the law under Tim Waltz's watch, he
Speaker 6: did not have a backbone. He was a fless leader.
Speaker 6: And now what you're seeing is even and more stunning.
Speaker 6: He is blaming President Trump for fraud instead of the
Speaker 6: Somalian community for the medicaid corruption. And you know what
Speaker 6: I say. I say that Tim was a heartbeat away
Speaker 6: from being almost the vice president, maybe even the president someday.
Speaker 6: And thank god we are stayed because the one person
Speaker 6: he never cares about is the American citizen. Never mind
Speaker 6: the fact that Somalians were targeting our funding. I mean,
Speaker 6: this is federal and state funding that's meant for American
Speaker 6: citizen and that's meant for disabled autistic kids.
Speaker 2: That has stated it is.
Speaker 6: Shocking, and it's just trickling down to other states.
Speaker 1: Now let's talk about this scam specifically. This is a
Speaker 1: relatively small state compared to all the others that Minnesota
Speaker 1: is controlled by completely liberal Democrats like Tim Waltz and
Speaker 1: by the Attorney General Ellison is compromised, as is the
Speaker 1: mayor Fry of Minneapolis. So on a practical level. The
Speaker 1: Somalis were living in squalic conditions. They were rescued over
Speaker 1: the last ten years by successive administrations to get them
Speaker 1: out of horrible circumstances, one of which was ilhan Omar,
Speaker 1: who seemingly married her own brother. I guess in breeding,
Speaker 1: shall we say in Somalia is somewhat acceptable whether it
Speaker 1: was legitimate or not. She had to face felony charges
Speaker 1: for that, But describe it a practical love of mayic.
Speaker 1: Can you tell us exactly how it would work with
Speaker 1: medicaid and also with help for the autistic and how
Speaker 1: did it work?
Speaker 6: So what these individuals were doing is they were stealing
Speaker 6: public funds.
Speaker 2: Primarily through government program.
Speaker 6: This is a notorious case involving feeding our future. It's
Speaker 6: a scandal where federally funded children nutrition money was being
Speaker 6: siphoned off by fake meal counts and shell nonprofits. They
Speaker 6: were all coordinating false reports and children at the end
Speaker 6: of the day were the excuse. You saw luxury cars,
Speaker 6: real estate overseas cash flowing as a result, so children
Speaker 6: not getting said autistic numbers were rising for some.
Speaker 2: Reason in the state of Minnesota.
Speaker 6: We really have an autism problems. Then let's get our
Speaker 6: k in there, but we did it. This was not
Speaker 6: random either. It was deliberate and well organized, and they
Speaker 6: were basically creating the way that you look at the
Speaker 6: law today, in the way that you look at this program.
Speaker 6: Fraud was just following these incentives and weak enforcement. So
Speaker 6: when individuals were flagging, this is our huge uptick. And
Speaker 6: the amounts of individuals are being fed by this program,
Speaker 6: this is not adding up. Tim Waltz turned his back
Speaker 6: even when whistleblowers were speaking up. They were being sidelined
Speaker 6: instead of instead of coming out and going after them.
Speaker 1: And these whistle blowers are actually state employees. This wasn't
Speaker 1: you and me, this wasn't Sean Hannity, These were state employees.
Speaker 1: And said, wait a minute, this isn't right. So there
Speaker 1: were many doctors paid directly and indirectly by the Somali
Speaker 1: community that would rubber stamp home health care payouts to
Speaker 1: family members of not just elderly individuals for fake medical conditions,
Speaker 1: but autism and also kids that were hungry. And the
Speaker 1: Somalis quickly figured out they could get rich. I mean
Speaker 1: elan Omar's net worth five years ago with sixty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars now it's thirty million. One might ask, how did
Speaker 1: that happen? And so this is a massive fraud that
Speaker 1: the states administer medicaid, but the Feds largely pay for it,
Speaker 1: but the Minnesotas themselves also pay something. Let's get on
Speaker 1: to Ohio, our home state of Ohio. Tell us what's
Speaker 1: happening in the Ohio Somali community. By the way, Columbus,
Speaker 1: Ohio is the second largest Somali community in America. Number
Speaker 1: one is Minneapolis, Number two is Columbus. What's happening in Ohio?
Speaker 6: Well, Ohio should not shock us today. Most of the
Speaker 6: Somalians live in Columbus, Ohio, where I'm from. And if
Speaker 6: you follow the fraud from Minnesota, it was here in Ohio.
Speaker 6: Back in twenty fourteen, Bill, we saw massive medicaid fraud
Speaker 6: in many communities, including the Somalian The Columbus Dispatch, one
Speaker 6: of the wokest magazines and newspapers at least in our town,
Speaker 6: discovered forty to sixty million dollars being siphoned, and many
Speaker 6: millions were from the Somalian community. So we should have
Speaker 6: been wiser in twenty fourteen that there's fraud occurring, but
Speaker 6: we did it we weren't wise, we didn't follow the money,
Speaker 6: and I had two separate people come to me, and
Speaker 6: now I'm getting even more tips that there's massive fraud
Speaker 6: in the Somalian community. These are individuals that are providers
Speaker 6: that are being asked to rubber stamp paperwork for a
Speaker 6: home health care service. Home healthcare service in the state
Speaker 6: of Ohio, you can be a family member providing quote services.
Speaker 2: So an elderly patient.
Speaker 6: Comes in says I need home health providers will do testing,
Speaker 6: mri CT scans, you name it, and they'll say you're healthy,
Speaker 6: you don't need this. And the Somalian individual says, well,
Speaker 6: then I'm going back to my old doctor that approved
Speaker 6: the paperwork, or they doctor shop and they find somebody
Speaker 6: who's willing to rubber stamp it. And in many cases
Speaker 6: they're getting kickbacks. And I know that because these providers
Speaker 6: came and told me they were offered that in no
Speaker 6: uncertain terms. These individuals said, we'll make it worth your while.
Speaker 6: When I know what that means in America, that means
Speaker 6: you make sure you stamp this. I'm going to make
Speaker 6: sure I pay you. This is what's been happening, and
Speaker 6: it's rampant in our community. I'm getting so many tips now.
Speaker 6: And the worst part about this is that it was
Speaker 6: reported the legislators, it was reported to the Department of Medicaid,
Speaker 6: and nothing happened. So these individuals came to me because
Speaker 6: they knew that they needed first protection.
Speaker 2: Because they were being told that they.
Speaker 6: Were going to be stoned to death if they reported this.
Speaker 6: And secondly, they want to make sure that we are
Speaker 6: protecting Ohioans and our state dollars. I don't think it's
Speaker 6: going to be small. This is going to be another
Speaker 6: massive scandal. I think it's going to be millions after
Speaker 6: this breaks. And We're a to go through the audit
Speaker 6: and I'm going up the chains all the way to
Speaker 6: the US Attorney's office. We have to get in there.
Speaker 2: We have to get these records.
Speaker 6: We have to see how many Somalian home health centers
Speaker 6: have been created, how many individuals are rubber stamping this,
Speaker 6: how many individuals were denied by my providers and now
Speaker 6: have home health care services. There's a massive fraud scam
Speaker 6: and it's in this in this Medicaid program. But mark
Speaker 6: my words, I think that most of our handouts in
Speaker 6: America are being taken over by immigrants, and it's unacceptable
Speaker 6: today talk.
Speaker 1: About El Schabob because many times in Minneapolis or in
Speaker 1: Columbus or I am certain this is true in every state,
Speaker 1: that there's envelopes of cash going back and forth to
Speaker 1: the actual families involved to pay them off and keep
Speaker 1: them quiet. That doctors are paid, the family, the immigrant
Speaker 1: families are paid, and then money works this way to
Speaker 1: El Schabab, a terrorist group, and maybe El Qaeda. It
Speaker 1: was on report on Fox at al Qaeda was getting
Speaker 1: paid over Al Qaeda more than one hundred million dollars
Speaker 1: a year from Muslim immigrants. Siepending your money off for
Speaker 1: a welfare and sending it to your Al Kaeda? Well,
Speaker 1: how does that happen?
Speaker 2: Well, it's really easy. Bill.
Speaker 6: We allowed a lot of refugee communities to come here.
Speaker 6: We didn't say one individual, one at a time, we're
Speaker 6: going to vet you through immigration laws. The US imported
Speaker 6: Somalian communities at masses because they were leaving their war
Speaker 6: torn country. They came to the United States and then
Speaker 6: they started Some of them, of course they followed the law,
Speaker 6: but many of them that I am seeing started schemes
Speaker 6: of organized syndicated crime like medicaid fraud and they send
Speaker 6: the money back home and guess where it's going. I mean,
Speaker 6: these are reports, they're not just allegations. It's going to
Speaker 6: Al Sabab, a US.
Speaker 2: Designated foreign terrist organization.
Speaker 6: It's known for Islamic extremism, and they're aligned with al Qaeda.
Speaker 6: And we know this money is going back because the FBI,
Speaker 6: DJ and many others have started tracking where most of
Speaker 6: the Somalians funding goes, and there's been reports I've seen
Speaker 6: it through even the Daily Wire, where we're funding between
Speaker 6: forty to sixty percent of Somalia in terms of the money,
Speaker 6: and the funding going in that is US tax dollars
Speaker 6: because we're handing basically blank checks to them because they're
Speaker 6: not actually providing the services and there's no person that
Speaker 6: actually needs it. So it's this organized crime syndicate that's
Speaker 6: going right back to terrorists who are in charge of
Speaker 6: suicide bombings, masks and market massacres and targeted assassinations. And
Speaker 6: we are responsible. And I can't tell you how many
Speaker 6: times I have said this. If you don't audit America,
Speaker 6: we're going to continue to be not only in the
Speaker 6: biggest deficit of our lifetime, but we're going to be
Speaker 6: part of a terrorist enterprise, and we have allowed it
Speaker 6: under our watch.
Speaker 1: The Americans are happy to hear that we're funding al
Speaker 1: Kaeda in El Shabab. I'm looking to report from HHS.
Speaker 1: Eighty nine percent of Somali headed households in Minnesota are
Speaker 1: in one or more forms of welfare. The keyword is
Speaker 1: more eighty six percenter on Medicaid. Sixty two percent of
Speaker 1: Somali households with children in the state are on food stamps,
Speaker 1: twenty three percent are on cash welfare. The autism racket
Speaker 1: is involving about twenty eight percent of Somali kids have autism.
Speaker 1: They get paid and according to this research from nearly
Speaker 1: every Somali household with children receive some form of help
Speaker 1: and tive. Some example, the average Minnesota who's not a
Speaker 1: Somali refugee six percenter on welfare, ten percenter on food stamps.
Speaker 1: That's opposed to eighty nine percent of Somali's I mean
Speaker 1: it's and may I cook. This is the tip of
Speaker 1: the proverbial iceberg. Imagine what happens in the large blue
Speaker 1: states like New Jersey, New York, Illinois, and California. What
Speaker 1: do you suspect is happening there.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's much worse.
Speaker 6: This is why I'm saying, I bet you what Elon
Speaker 6: Musk started at federal government, if we could go to
Speaker 6: state governments, we would be able to get out of
Speaker 6: the step sit because we are giving we're actually handing
Speaker 6: money away to fraud, waste, and abuse, and it's happening
Speaker 6: in every state.
Speaker 2: Blue states are going to be much worse.
Speaker 6: But this is where Somalians.
Speaker 2: Were very, very clever.
Speaker 6: They came to Minnesota, Ohio, and I bet you next
Speaker 6: is going to be Pennsylvania because the bar and the
Speaker 6: threshold is very low to commit medicaid fraud. But if
Speaker 6: we look at our subsidies overall, you're right, fifty four
Speaker 6: percent of our Somalian immigrants now we're on snaps, seventy
Speaker 6: three percent of them are receiving medicaid. I mean, most
Speaker 6: of these numbers are not based on official government numbers.
Speaker 6: They are things that we have to accumulate because government is.
Speaker 2: In tracking this.
Speaker 6: The next time we restart this program, at least in Ohio,
Speaker 6: we need to have these statistics. We need to know
Speaker 6: who's coming into America and actually contributing, and then we
Speaker 6: really need to assess what kinds of people do we want.
Speaker 2: Here in the future.
Speaker 6: We can't just be an open country that allows illegal
Speaker 6: rampant prop to occur with our arms wide open, because
Speaker 6: it's going to.
Speaker 2: Be our children and our children's children that are.
Speaker 6: Going to be paying this deficit off in addition to
Speaker 6: fighting for funding. I mean, imagine the parents that actually
Speaker 6: needs autism funding. Can I tell you I've gotten dozens
Speaker 6: of emails from individuals that said I begged for money
Speaker 6: in the state of Ohio because I had a sick
Speaker 6: family member and they couldn't receive it. I mean, that's
Speaker 6: unconscionable to me.
Speaker 1: On the Somali community and others and Mauritanians they have
Speaker 1: had set up with clinics and doctors, et cetera. And
Speaker 1: I'll say this, this is my own idea that if
Speaker 1: you're living in this country and you're an immigrant here
Speaker 1: here legally and you're working, one number two you have
Speaker 1: committed no crimes, and number three, you get no government
Speaker 1: benefits of any type. And that's a good chunk of
Speaker 1: the illegal if you can show that I'm working and
Speaker 1: secondly I'm not a criminal, and thirdly, I'm getting no
Speaker 1: government benefits, and I don't want government benefits and I
Speaker 1: won't sign up for them. I'd say give them temporary
Speaker 1: work status. If you're working, not a criminal, and you
Speaker 1: have no government benefits, go get them. But that is
Speaker 1: not what's incentivized in blue cities and blue states because
Speaker 1: those are convenient voters, and in the Somali community, they
Speaker 1: fast track as much as possible citizenship. Has been reported
Speaker 1: that about seventy seventy five percent of the Somali community
Speaker 1: in Minneapolis have already become citizens, maybe as illegally as
Speaker 1: elin Omar has become a citizen by marrying her brother.
Speaker 1: But whatever it might be, there's a massive fraud and
Speaker 1: we're getting ripped off by historical measures. And may It Cook,
Speaker 1: I know you're in Columbus, I'm in Cincinnati, but I
Speaker 1: tell you the problem in Ohio is gigantic. The problem
Speaker 1: all around the country is larger. And state governments have
Speaker 1: got to be the first line of defense to see
Speaker 1: because they administer these governmental programs and the fence paid
Speaker 1: for most of the cost. And I'm glad that Trumpster's
Speaker 1: on it. Well, we got to run at Maya Cook,
Speaker 1: what is your website? If people listening around the country
Speaker 1: want to get in touch through your website. How would
Speaker 1: they do it?
Speaker 6: Just my first name the heck cook dot com E
Speaker 6: h E K C.
Speaker 2: O O k E dot co. M.
Speaker 1: Well, you've sounded the alarm and you say, I think
Speaker 1: everyone wants to make this a Somali issue or race issue.
Speaker 1: It is not. It's our waiver system that was built
Speaker 1: with compassion, and now we're being taken advantage of. And
Speaker 1: it was built to really help people that are struggling
Speaker 1: in need. It's being looted. It's being looted by legal
Speaker 1: immigrants and people like elon Omar, and by Tim Waltz,
Speaker 1: and by Governor Governor Governor Waltson, by A g Ellison
Speaker 1: whose family is benefiting greatly. And I want to know
Speaker 1: how ilan Omar went for more sixty thousand dollars the
Speaker 1: thirty million. I want to know how that happened in
Speaker 1: five years. That'd be interesting. Mayecook dot com. We got
Speaker 1: to run. But thanks for coming on the Bill Cunninghams.
Speaker 1: I'll be reading this stuff on Fox Digital and I'll
Speaker 1: be watching you with Hannity and many others in Fox News.
Speaker 1: And May It Cook once again, thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: the Bill Cunningham Show. And you're a great American. Thank
Speaker 1: you very much, Thank you Bell, God bless you all.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more. The more you discover, the more
Speaker 1: angry you become, working like a dog to pay taxes,
Speaker 1: to have your money looted in blue cities and some
Speaker 1: red cities and blue cities and red states by those
Speaker 1: that are using the system and rewarding our kindness with
Speaker 1: theft and rape. I would expect prosecutors to act like prosecutors.
Speaker 5: Hell bye, I'm broadcasting.
Speaker 2: Rock.
Speaker 1: Can we have more analysis this morning on Joe Burrow
Speaker 1: if you're interested in more analysis to have more options
Speaker 1: for me or still just those three according Well, we
Speaker 1: got the fourth option is get a new girlfriend. He's
Speaker 1: We talked about this yesterday and I said it was
Speaker 1: he's doing the most.
Speaker 7: He needs just a good red blooded American woman that
Speaker 7: went to Seaton High School, knows how to cook and
Speaker 7: knows how to raise a.
Speaker 1: Family and is nurturing. He's Combat's what he needs. An
Speaker 1: ig model, don't know you don't need a run away
Speaker 1: money of those? How about the influencer? Don't know that
Speaker 1: don't need that. So how do we get to Joe
Speaker 1: and he he's a woman without a TikTok account period.
Speaker 1: If you're on social media, I don't want you. Right,
Speaker 1: How do we get to Joe and say, Joe, you've
Speaker 1: got to get meet some girls from Seaton High School?
Speaker 7: Well, I think the more we talk about it, the
Speaker 7: more it gets out there. You gotta get away from football.
Speaker 7: His mind is twenty four to seven foot. When you
Speaker 7: get to get through these three games, be healthy, and
Speaker 7: then he needs to get away on vacation a little bit,
Speaker 7: get away from me.
Speaker 1: But then within that find try to do your best.
Speaker 1: Have a family member to hook you up with a
Speaker 1: nice just a nice Gris girl, gonna make you some
Speaker 1: sceaty meatballs.
Speaker 7: Right, he's sitting in that big house all by himself,
Speaker 7: playing the piano, by himself, looking, and he can't go outside,
Speaker 7: can't do anything, and.
Speaker 1: A mom and a dad can't help him with this.
Speaker 1: He needs a good girlfriend. Maybe Mountain Notre Dame High School. Yes,
Speaker 1: maybe about twenty five years old.
Speaker 7: He's a ren What he needs to do, he's a
Speaker 7: rekindle a relationship with like a high school girlfriend that
Speaker 7: he had, rekindle that thing, someone who knew him. He
Speaker 7: knew him, before he became you know, Joe Burrow with contract.
Speaker 1: Guest teachers are hot, no question about all of them.
Speaker 1: I've been with one or two in my time. I
Speaker 1: won't say how I've been with him, but I've been
Speaker 1: with a couple of them, and they live by rules
Speaker 1: and rulers and things like that and discipline. Yes, anyway,
Speaker 1: let's get out of that one to hear a great
Speaker 1: story real quick. It's totally.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 7: It was about yes, it was, you know, say, June
Speaker 7: July this year, my middle son bronzed and he wanted
Speaker 7: a gecko.
Speaker 1: Wanted like a little like a little lizard looking gecko.
Speaker 7: Things saw the commercial whatever, and those things are not cheap,
Speaker 7: by the way, but we found a way to get
Speaker 7: one through my mother in law. You got this gecko
Speaker 7: and he named it Jamar Chase Chase for sure one.
Speaker 7: And we had this little aquarium and you had him
Speaker 7: and it was great and you feed him and he
Speaker 7: was he was actually pretty cool. If you held him,
Speaker 7: he would just sit in your hand. You wouldn't jump
Speaker 7: all over the place. Well, then about two two or
Speaker 7: three weeks ago we got a cat k and then
Speaker 7: a few days later I walk out in the morning
Speaker 7: and the little aquarium where the gecko's kept. The door
Speaker 7: is open and there's no gecko in there, and you're
Speaker 7: looking at the cat. Hey, and you're looking at the
Speaker 7: aquarium he got So it's ten days yesterday, okay, that
Speaker 7: the gecko. And at this point where like he's he's gone,
Speaker 7: he's been eating. My wife walks in the kitchen and
Speaker 7: finds the gecko, like just sitting there on the kitchen floor.
Speaker 1: He's alive. It's the damn this thing I've ever seen
Speaker 1: in my life. I don't know. He thinks are fast.
Speaker 1: I mean he might have got past it.
Speaker 7: He was just sitting there, but I mean somehow he
Speaker 7: got water and got food for ten to eleven days.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I have no.
Speaker 7: Idea, no earthly idea. It's a Christmas miracles. The gecko
Speaker 7: is alive.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: When Evan was a boy, he wanted to get a gerbil.
Speaker 1: I said, what the hell is the gerbil? It's like
Speaker 1: a little mouse and you put it you bigger than
Speaker 1: a mouse.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So after a while, guess what the gerbil got out?
Speaker 1: Two or three days, I say, where's the gerbil? I
Speaker 1: look at Schnorf. The dog got that look in his
Speaker 1: eye never found the gerbil. I think schnarf ate the
Speaker 1: gerbil and haven't got older. Bet everything I had that
Speaker 1: the cat opened up the door. The cat had to
Speaker 1: have opened the door up because we didn't leave it open,
Speaker 1: so the cat must have seen it in there, kind
Speaker 1: of hit the thing open. But somehow that he escaped,
Speaker 1: maybe be injured, maybe and they didn't look injured. But
Speaker 1: then he lives somewhere within the house. I don't know
Speaker 1: where he got food, he got water. This is normal,
Speaker 1: releass What what does a gecko do?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it does a business, but it's you know, when
Speaker 7: we didn't see any gecko droppings anywhere, so I don't
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I have no idea. It's a miracle. Chase lives well.
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Speaker 1: big army. We have less tolerance for drug addicted people.
Speaker 1: You brought that up. I think we should.
Speaker 7: I think we tolerate this and we got to understand them.
Speaker 1: No, you can't live your life like that.
Speaker 7: We should have to be un acceptable of that lifestyle.
Speaker 1: Your responsibility to save yourself not right. They become mascots
Speaker 1: in the system because.
Speaker 7: People that are diging drugs are very, very self centered
Speaker 7: and very needy.
Speaker 1: They only care.
Speaker 7: About themselves and what they need. There's no give and
Speaker 7: take relationship with these people, and we tolerate it and
Speaker 7: we coddle them.
Speaker 1: I think. I know people don't want to hear that,
Speaker 1: but I think that's part of the problem. To hear that.
Speaker 1: You don't want to hear that rocket part of the problem.
Speaker 1: They're mascots of the social system, and they those in
Speaker 1: the system needs somebody to work on.
Speaker 7: I've again a life learning center. I've been around people
Speaker 7: that are and the only thing, the one consistent thing
Speaker 7: that folks that get out of that lifestyle tell me
Speaker 7: is it came down to a choice of themselves. They
Speaker 7: had to absolute rock bottom. There's no real system that's
Speaker 7: going to help them. They have to hit rock bottom
Speaker 7: and then make the decision to pull themselves out before
Speaker 7: they kill themselves and parent.
Speaker 1: That's what has to happen. So thousands of parents listening
Speaker 1: now know that they're between a rock and a hard place.
Speaker 1: But this kid lived at the house. He's thirty two.
Speaker 7: He's not a kid. He's thirty two. He's living at
Speaker 7: the house. He's just a problem all the time. Some
Speaker 7: point you get you gotta go, you gotta go, you
Speaker 7: gotta go.
Speaker 1: Figure it out. He went to the street. He was
Speaker 1: homeless for a while, and after being homeless for a
Speaker 1: year or two, you can be homeless in LA and
Speaker 1: survive because you're paid to be homeless.
Speaker 7: You know when you should be in a mental hospital.
Speaker 7: But why don't we have those anymore? It's unkind, it's unfair.
Speaker 1: Suicidal empathy is what's killing this entire country. And there's
Speaker 1: an example that I just told me off the air.
Speaker 1: You've been there. You went to Longview State Mental Hospital.
Speaker 1: Were you a patient there?
Speaker 2: No? I had.
Speaker 1: I had a relative there me too, Bob, Uncle Bob
Speaker 1: was there. I said, Mom, I can't come here anymore.
Speaker 1: It was scary. Yeah, but the people weren't on the
Speaker 1: streets and they weren't committing crimes. You fed him, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: three storms, a date and activities to do programs. You
Speaker 1: gotta do this, and a great majority left. As you know,
Speaker 1: I did ag work, great majority. We got him out
Speaker 1: and if they screwed up, they came back. They didn't
Speaker 1: go to jail. So if you were addicted to drugs,
Speaker 1: would you go in there too? Yes, a wing for
Speaker 1: drugs and that manu it was alcohol when when alcohol
Speaker 1: is a drug? But you went through programs and you
Speaker 1: got cleaned, and then there was a there was a program,
Speaker 1: after care program. Mom, the dead, the uncle, the aunt,
Speaker 1: you gotta go here and if you screw up, you're
Speaker 1: not gonna go live on the street. You're gonna come
Speaker 1: back to Longview Statemental Hospital and then let's do it again.
Speaker 1: And some never left. My uncle Bob never left, had
Speaker 1: paranoi schizophrenia with effective components.
Speaker 7: But as a family member, you know that he's safe
Speaker 7: and he's not out on the street, and he's not
Speaker 7: a burdens of society, right because he's down the street
Speaker 7: and drugs right on the corner.
Speaker 1: No one wants to go downtown, right, that's a failure
Speaker 1: of compassion right there, and why suicidal empathy like that? Say,
Speaker 1: can you use that term that's tripped along? How long
Speaker 1: do they keep you there? That kind of stuff. I
Speaker 1: was there. I was there willing to visit my relatives.
Speaker 5: That's what you know.
Speaker 1: He said off air, He said, I had one because
Speaker 1: of this show. I get one every day on this show.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about? Once that movie happened, One
Speaker 1: flew of the Cuckoo's Next that's the other name of
Speaker 1: this show. Get rid of the hospital. So we can't
Speaker 1: have those anymore because of Jack Nicholson.
Speaker 7: Well, just don't do the bottoms, but keep the hospital, yeps,
Speaker 7: And it wn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: That makes no sense to them, because the system needs
Speaker 1: people like this to work on. Yeah, right, we need that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, but that's for how what happens in Minnesota when
Speaker 7: you've got a system that's designed to, you know, just
Speaker 7: take money from.
Speaker 1: The people that are kind, and they respond by looting.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Well, when you pay for poverty, you get a lot
Speaker 1: of it. And we're paying for poverty and we have
Speaker 1: a lot of it. Segment, can you make any sense
Speaker 1: at all?
Speaker 2: No?
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Speaker 1: here on seven hundred WLW. High School Football. Evan Dryer,
Speaker 1: head football coach at Anderson, twenty five winner of the
Speaker 1: Paul Brown Excellence and Coaching Award. That award also includes
Speaker 1: a ten thousand dollars donation from the Bengals to the
Speaker 1: Anderson High School Athletic Association.
Speaker 7: He's a great man. I talked to him yesterday. He's
Speaker 7: a great football coach. I love Evan Dryer.
Speaker 1: Maybe he should do other things, maybe go coach in
Speaker 1: college somewhere and make some serious money. Have you thought
Speaker 1: about that? Serious money? We're talking Nick Saban kind of money.
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Speaker 1: Coaches Association. I'm glad you brought that up.
Speaker 2: Rock.
Speaker 1: I sent this text to Eric Trump and essentially I
Speaker 1: said this, call it the Trump Plan. Three things I like,
Speaker 1: three things. I like three things. Number three. Three is easy.
Speaker 1: If you're an immigrant without documents, other words, you might
Speaker 1: be illegal. It might be at whatever. Number one you're working.
Speaker 1: Number two, no crime. Number three, no public assistance of
Speaker 1: any type. Give them two years, fingerprints, palm prince, you're
Speaker 1: whatever it is. We know who you are, know where
Speaker 1: you live, you're working, no crime, and number three no
Speaker 1: public health. Call it the Trump Plan. That makes no sense.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry, but you know, but you know why that
Speaker 7: won't work in this country, especially in Minnesota.
Speaker 1: Suicidal empathy. We can't poor people. And no elon Omar
Speaker 1: married her brother over there like well, I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's part of the deal man. How do you marry
Speaker 1: your sister or marry your brother? How do you do that?
Speaker 2: Sake?
Speaker 1: Have you ever done that? I don't know. I don't
Speaker 1: have one either. One marry myself. And that's why Somalians
Speaker 1: all look the same because of inbreeding. Can I say
Speaker 1: that No, I can't say, I'm sorry. And then all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, elon Omar was worth sixty five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars six years ago. Now her forms in the case
Speaker 1: is worth thirty yeah, thirty pillion. How'd that happen? What
Speaker 1: an investment strategy?
Speaker 5: This?
Speaker 1: Elan Omar's unbelievable. She went to Charles Schwab. I don't
Speaker 1: know where she went. These are things that concerned me.
Speaker 1: I'm concerned about it greatly. It happens in Ohio too, right, Columbus,
Speaker 1: Your good friend Mike DeWine, he thinks we need more
Speaker 1: Haitians than Clark. Why why is he like so again
Speaker 1: empathetic on that, but like something like gambling, that is
Speaker 1: the devil and we just can't do it. Like I
Speaker 1: don't disagree with that, and and but that is far
Speaker 1: less destructive of our society than having a lot of
Speaker 1: immigrants from a different country who's never going to hate you,
Speaker 1: gonna know, become Americans and assimilated the cal They're never
Speaker 1: gonna do that. Mike, why is he empathetic? Hes got
Speaker 1: a big heart. He had orphanages there for twenty years.
Speaker 1: Him and fram would go down two or three times
Speaker 1: a year to Haiti to get the kids in Haiti
Speaker 1: three squares a day, gets some medical care, and he
Speaker 1: loves what's is fine is a great when he goes
Speaker 1: to heaven, He'll go to heaven before you do.
Speaker 2: Rock.
Speaker 1: Do you agree? Probably? Seg what about you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Listen? What do you mean?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he loves Haitians. You don't know yet? Yes?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: Maybe you know your answer? Yes, no. Maybe I'm saying
Speaker 1: I get Mike de Wine's compassion, but it's my point
Speaker 1: is compassion to the point patients are working, no crime
Speaker 1: and no government help of any type. How many I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't assume too many.
Speaker 7: How much is eighty one percent or on government's assistance
Speaker 7: out there?
Speaker 1: Eighty one that's that's extraordinary.
Speaker 7: Over eight out of ten Somali's you see in Minnesota
Speaker 7: are taking government assistance and not giving anything back to.
Speaker 1: The commands six percent Somali's eighty one percent? Why? Why
Speaker 1: are we doing this? Why?
Speaker 7: And because our country has become overall so successful. And
Speaker 7: when you get to that level of success, I think
Speaker 7: people in general are empathetic for those who are less
Speaker 7: for it, and I get it. I have empathy for
Speaker 7: a lot of people, but not to the point of
Speaker 7: the suicide of my own culture.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't. I'm not. I won't do it. That makes
Speaker 1: no sense. What do you got today? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Right day, we got Jeremy Rosenthal, and I'm gonna bring
Speaker 1: up the going on here. I don't know.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna bring up the uh long view to him.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna ask you. It's on Reiner and his You know.
Speaker 1: I was there for years doing hearings.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna ask him legally, why done.
Speaker 1: As much as the homeless problem? By way? Can I
Speaker 1: plug some real quick?
Speaker 2: Go ahead?
Speaker 1: All right?
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