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Speaker 5: Now I'm Billy Cunningham, the great American. First of all,
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Speaker 5: something like five hundred and fifty stations all over the country.
Speaker 5: It's kind of a way to end one week and
Speaker 5: start another. And that's what's happening. And I want to
Speaker 5: thank you for making this show possible, and Merry Christmas
Speaker 5: to you and yours. And I want to line up
Speaker 5: the calls early. I'm going to take more calls tonight
Speaker 5: at eight six six six four seven, seven three three seven.
Speaker 5: I want you to serve as a jury member in
Speaker 5: the matter of the United States of America versus Admiral
Speaker 5: Frank Bradley and Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War, to see
Speaker 5: if on the jury, now that you know most of
Speaker 5: the facts about that Narco terrorist aboat carrying hundreds of
Speaker 5: pounds of cocaine to kill Americans, would you find Bradley
Speaker 5: and Hexseth guilty or not guilty. The Democrats, by the way,
Speaker 5: want them guilty of murder. In fact, Representative Maxine Waters
Speaker 5: not related to Jesse Waters, by the way, said that
Speaker 5: Trump is a murderer and that Pete Hegseth is a
Speaker 5: murderer that should be tried. And don't think this is
Speaker 5: some vain threat. Should the presidency overturn itself, God forbid
Speaker 5: in twenty eight twenty twenty eight and a Democrat takes over,
Speaker 5: I have no doubt in my mind that the impeachments
Speaker 5: will give way to indictments, and that if the Congress
Speaker 5: flips over in about a year, the Democrats are going
Speaker 5: to impeach everyone they can, starting with Pete Hegseth and
Speaker 5: Donald Trump and JD. Vance and Marco Rubio and maybe
Speaker 5: Admiral Frank Bradley. They're going to impeach everyone, and we
Speaker 5: can't have this going to move the country forward. One
Speaker 5: of the problems in this particular republic that we have
Speaker 5: is that the policies of Donald Trump economically and otherwise
Speaker 5: will not truly be realized and felt for one to
Speaker 5: three years from now. The Big Beautiful Bill doesn't kick
Speaker 5: in till the first of January, and the tax refunds
Speaker 5: don't kick in, so you may feel as if the
Speaker 5: economy's not going well, which it is. Inflation is about
Speaker 5: three percent, but the true impact will not be known
Speaker 5: for a while. And so if while the recovery is
Speaker 5: underway after the disasters of Joe Biden and all of
Speaker 5: a sudden in November, because of media coverage which is
Speaker 5: ninety five percent negative toward Republicans and specifically Donald Trump
Speaker 5: ninety five percent negative, if the country switches back to
Speaker 5: a king Jeffries, Speaker of the House, Katie bar the door,
Speaker 5: we got a problem. And so the way our institution
Speaker 5: is established every two years, in a sense, a government
Speaker 5: has turned over without knowing the true impact of Donald
Speaker 5: Trump's policies. So here's the question laid upon the table.
Speaker 5: If you were on the jury and it was the
Speaker 5: United States of America versus Admiral Frank Bradley and Secretary
Speaker 5: of War Pete Hegseth, would you find those gentlemen guilty
Speaker 5: of a war crime under the genie of a convention?
Speaker 5: Would you find them guilty of a murder?
Speaker 1: I hope.
Speaker 5: I think my listeners often think as I think. Until
Speaker 5: last Sunday night had a call from Tennessee and Nashville
Speaker 5: speaking the greatness of Afton. She was terrible and she
Speaker 5: got beat by nine percentage points. And I enjoyed debates,
Speaker 5: and so what do you think if you're on the jury,
Speaker 5: you have a thumbs up or thumbs down.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 5: Secondly, we're going to play in a few minutes. There
Speaker 5: are the words of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. As you know,
Speaker 5: December seventh, nineteen forty one is a date that will
Speaker 5: live an infamy because here we are, what eighty four
Speaker 5: years later, and maybe a few alive from the Pearl
Speaker 5: Harbor attack, but not many. And one thing came to
Speaker 5: mind which relates to today, and that is the Battle
Speaker 5: of Midway on the History Channel. The Battle of Midway,
Speaker 5: you may, was a great naval victory by the United
Speaker 5: States Navy and Air Force. One of the Japanese carriers,
Speaker 5: whose name I cannot pronounced, was blown up by aerial bombardment.
Speaker 5: It was burning. The Japanese aircraft carrier was dead in
Speaker 5: the water, not able to fight or launch aircraft, full
Speaker 5: of wounded. In fact, several hundred Japanese soldiers were mortally
Speaker 5: wounded and many others had been killed. And we know
Speaker 5: what happened next. We didn't have the officers advising Halsley
Speaker 5: what to do or what not to do. He kept
Speaker 5: throwing torpedoes into it until the ship itself, the aircraft carrier,
Speaker 5: was at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. And guess
Speaker 5: what that was lawful. The goal was to put the
Speaker 5: ship down so it could not be towed back, repaired,
Speaker 5: and put back into the fight. The goal was not
Speaker 5: to kill or all the wounded Japanese sailors on board.
Speaker 5: In fact, there were some who were rescued and putting
Speaker 5: encampments until the war was over, but the great majority
Speaker 5: were killed. And so this shows that sinking a disabled
Speaker 5: enemy vessel, even one caring wounded personnel, has been a
Speaker 5: standard naval practice for one hundred years and fully consistent
Speaker 5: with the law of armed conflict in the sea. And
Speaker 5: so simply that's the law. That the goal was not
Speaker 5: to kill or murder those two surviving Narco terrorists. The
Speaker 5: boat itself was still flowing voting, and the goal was
Speaker 5: to put the boat at the bottom of the Caribbean
Speaker 5: c which this second strike did indirectly in an ancillary way.
Speaker 5: The two Narco terrorists were killed, they were not murdered.
Speaker 5: There's no malice involved. And so I hope we understand
Speaker 5: that the words of Jim Hines, Connecticut liberal Democrat, called
Speaker 5: the video quote one of the most troubling things I've
Speaker 5: seen in my time in public service. Quote unquote is
Speaker 5: a bunch of bs. Jim Hmes is a goof.
Speaker 1: It was not one.
Speaker 5: It wasn't troubling at all. I'll tell you what's troubling
Speaker 5: is to have Joe Biden and Obama bring into the
Speaker 5: country about three hundred and sixty thousand children, great majority
Speaker 5: of whom are using sex trafficking and simply lose track
Speaker 5: of them. Now that's the problem right there. And according
Speaker 5: this morning on CNN with Jake Tapper that Tom Holman
Speaker 5: talked about that we've so far saved sixty two thousand
Speaker 5: children that were thrown into sex trafficking by Joe Biden
Speaker 5: and the sweatshops, and that's going to continue till all
Speaker 5: are located. This cannot be done within four years. It
Speaker 5: may take eight to twelve years for the policies to work. So,
Speaker 5: Danny boy, if you're ready, you might recall eighty four
Speaker 5: years ago today, December seventh, nineteen forty one. These are
Speaker 5: the words of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, eighty four years ago today, of.
Speaker 7: The House of representatives. Yesterday, December seventh, nineteen forty one,
Speaker 7: a date which will live in infamy, the United States
Speaker 7: of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and
Speaker 7: their courses of the Empire of Japan. The United States
Speaker 7: was at peace with that nation, and at solicitation of Japan,
Speaker 7: still in conversation with its government and its emperor, looking called.
Speaker 1: The maintenance of peace in the Pacific.
Speaker 3: Indeed, one hour after.
Speaker 7: Japanese air squadrons had commenced bombing in the American island
Speaker 7: of Oahu, the Japanese ambassador to the United States and
Speaker 7: his colleague delivered to our Secretary of State a formal
Speaker 7: reply to a recent American message. And while this reply
Speaker 7: stated that it seemed useless to continue the existing diplomatic negotiations,
Speaker 7: it contained no threat or hint of war or of
Speaker 7: armed attacks. It will be recorded that the distance of
Speaker 7: Hawaii from Japan makes it obvious that the attack was
Speaker 7: deliberately planned many days or even weeks ago. During the
Speaker 7: intervening time, the Japanese government has deliberately sought to deceive
Speaker 7: the United States by false statements and expressions of hope
Speaker 7: or continued peace. The attack yesterday on the Hawaiian Islands
Speaker 7: has caused severe damage to American naval and military forces.
Speaker 7: I regret to tell you that very many American lives
Speaker 7: I've been lost.
Speaker 5: That was FDR on December seventh, nineteen forty one, eighty
Speaker 5: four years ago. Today, let's continue, and I want to
Speaker 5: take some calls from jury members from what you've heard
Speaker 5: about these strikes on the cocaine boats. The Democrats, if
Speaker 5: they win power back, which God knows what happened at
Speaker 5: some point, want to indict Admiral Frank Bradley. They want
Speaker 5: to indict Secretary of War Pete Hexth, maybe Donald Trump
Speaker 5: himself for the murder of two Narco terrorists, which is
Speaker 5: not the rule of law when it comes to marine issues.
Speaker 5: The boat and the cargo were legitimate military targets that
Speaker 5: Southcom had been in order to put to the bottom
Speaker 5: of the ocean, and the drug traffickers resulting from the
Speaker 5: second strike were simply collateral damage. But it's like the
Speaker 5: injured Japanese soldiers and sailors on the Jack Japanese aircraft
Speaker 5: carrier at Battle of Midway. The carrier was burning dead
Speaker 5: in the water, but Admiral Halsey and others said, our
Speaker 5: goal is to put the carrier at the bottom of
Speaker 5: the ocean, and that was lawful. The goal was to
Speaker 5: put the ship down so it couldn't be towed back, repaired,
Speaker 5: and put back into the fight. The goal was not
Speaker 5: to kill the wind the Japanese sailors, and the goal
Speaker 5: was not to kill the Narco Terrors. They happened to
Speaker 5: be on the wrong boat at the wrong time, and
Speaker 5: that's why they're dead. And so for this country to
Speaker 5: continue as a great nation, we have to have the
Speaker 5: support of the military. And in this situation, the Commander
Speaker 5: in Chief and Admiral Frank Bradley. While there was forty
Speaker 5: one minutes that went by between the first hit and
Speaker 5: the second hit, and for those forty one minutes, Admiral
Speaker 5: Frank Bradley spend his time being counseled by a JAG
Speaker 5: officer of the Department of Defense and attorney approving what
Speaker 5: he was doing. And he did what he did, not
Speaker 5: to kill the Narco Terrors specifically, but to put the
Speaker 5: boat and the cocaine at the bottom of the Caribbean Ocean.
Speaker 1: And God bless him, he did it. So let's continue.
Speaker 5: The line becomes available at eight sixty six six four
Speaker 5: seven seven three three seven. I have many comments to
Speaker 5: make about the affordability crisis, plus later on setting up
Speaker 5: the rest of the show. But I want you as
Speaker 5: a listener. You could be in Nebraska at one of
Speaker 5: the great stations in Nebraska. You could be in California,
Speaker 5: you could be a bunch of other locations. But ultimately
Speaker 5: you may have to decide at some point whether this
Speaker 5: was a crime or not. And so as a member
Speaker 5: of the jury, do you have thumbs up thumbs down?
Speaker 5: Do you think that Admiral Bradley and Pete Heseth committed
Speaker 5: a crime, a war crime as the Democrats are now saying,
Speaker 5: Or did Joe Biden commit a war crime when he
Speaker 5: had drone strikes all over cobble Afghanistan as we were leaving,
Speaker 5: killing men, women and children by mistake and error. But
Speaker 5: also part of that was killing two so called terrorists.
Speaker 5: But in killing the two terrorists, they killed eight children.
Speaker 5: Is that okay? And of course Obama was the drone
Speaker 5: commander in chief killing Americans and also launching at least
Speaker 5: five hundred strikes in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Iran and other places.
Speaker 5: So this is what happened in Grenada. By the way,
Speaker 5: what happened in Panama is similar to what happened in
Speaker 5: what is happening now with Venezuela. Democrats and Republican presidents
Speaker 5: have done exactly the same thing. So where do we
Speaker 5: go from here? Eight sixty six six four seven seven
Speaker 5: three three seven. As we continue, we it calls from Missouri,
Speaker 5: in Idaho and Las Vegas and Florida, Bill Cunning and
Speaker 5: the Great American with you every Sunday night at the
Speaker 5: music Danny Boy, Danny Boy, Danny Boy, Gleies and my
Speaker 5: executive producer. One other thing the media conveniently ignores is
Speaker 5: that as the event was going on, there was a
Speaker 5: judge Advocate general next to Admiral Bradley advising him what
Speaker 5: to do and what not to do. In fact, whenever
Speaker 5: these missions take place, there tends to be because of technology,
Speaker 5: an expert lawyer working in the Defense Defense Department telling
Speaker 5: those of pulling the trigger whether they can do it
Speaker 5: or not. And no question that this was approved by
Speaker 5: lawyers under the Geneva Convention and the rules of Engagement
Speaker 5: of the Department of Defense also known as the Department
Speaker 5: of War. And there's no expectation that the commander went
Speaker 5: outside those rules of engagement put forth by the President,
Speaker 5: by the Geneva Convention, and by the rules of war
Speaker 5: that are followed by our War Department. Everything that Admiral
Speaker 5: Bradley said and did was relatable to legal advice as
Speaker 5: it was occurring.
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 5: Admiral Halsey in the Battle of Midway, as he was
Speaker 5: continuing a torpedo Japanese aircraft carrier containing hundreds of wounded
Speaker 5: Japanese sailors, no one was telling him not to do it.
Speaker 5: His mission was to put that Akua, the aircraft carrier,
Speaker 5: at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. The death of
Speaker 5: those injured Japanese sailors was ancillary to the mission, and
Speaker 5: the mission of Admiral Bradley was to put at the
Speaker 5: bottom of the Caribbean those boats carrying death to America
Speaker 5: into other ports of call. And right now there's been
Speaker 5: something like eighty five or ninety Naco terrorists killed, and
Speaker 5: that's a small number compared to how many five hundred
Speaker 5: drone strikes when Obama was in office, killing, among others, Americans.
Speaker 5: And so the media didn't seem to care a bit
Speaker 5: about the innocent men, women and children killed in Kabo, Afghanistan,
Speaker 5: after nine brave American military personnel were killed at Heaven's Gate,
Speaker 5: Abby Gate, and simply a mistake was made. We move
Speaker 5: on and the Democrats couldn't care twit about some sixty
Speaker 5: three thousand children that had been freed by the activities
Speaker 5: of our border patrol agents. And Tom Homan, he reported
Speaker 5: this morning on one of the Morning Sunday shows a
Speaker 5: sixty three thousand out of three hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 5: children that are missing have been freed because of Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: Wouldn't it be interesting if sixty minutes and Leslie and
Speaker 5: others would look into that issue and talk about the
Speaker 5: failure of the Obama slash Biden administration to save the
Speaker 5: lives of children or sex traffic all around the world
Speaker 5: because of the failure of those governmental agents to stop
Speaker 5: the flow of illegals into this country.
Speaker 1: Like to have some numbers.
Speaker 5: In December of last year, there were approximately three hundred
Speaker 5: and sixty thousand encounters on the southern border. You know
Speaker 5: how many they were last month? The answer was zero zero.
Speaker 5: The human traffickers were collecting more than a billion dollars
Speaker 5: a month selling human flesh under Joe Biden. Did the
Speaker 5: Democrats go nuts on that one? And Caitlin Collins go nuts?
Speaker 5: Jake Tapper, anyone? No, The answer is no, not carrot,
Speaker 5: not not at all. In fact, the scandals in Minneapolis
Speaker 5: with Governor Tim Waltz are not covered by PBS, NBC,
Speaker 5: CBS or ABC. Doesn't fit the narrative of Somali's ripping
Speaker 5: off the taxpayer for billions and billions, maybe as many
Speaker 5: as eight billion dollars. Put that in your pipe and
Speaker 5: smoke it. Let's continue. I want you, as a member
Speaker 5: of the jury, to give me a guilty or not guilty,
Speaker 5: because if the Democrats take over at some point in
Speaker 5: the future, the statue of limitations for murder, it has
Speaker 5: no limitations. And if the same crews involved, the Keem
Speaker 5: Jefferies and the Congressman Hys and others, and the Maxine Waters,
Speaker 5: they're going to seek an indictment against Admiral Bradley and
Speaker 5: maybe Donald Trump, although the Supreme Court giving him giving
Speaker 5: him quite a bit of leeway. But that's not true
Speaker 5: about Pete Hegseth that mainstream media hates because us he
Speaker 5: speaks truth to power. Pete Hegseth. I've had him on
Speaker 5: two or three times. Speaks truth to power. Let's continue
Speaker 5: your calls. Your calls are up. Next We'll go to
Speaker 5: Missouri first, and then Las Vegas and Tampa and many
Speaker 5: Minnesota and Wyoming and Kentucky and all places in between.
Speaker 5: Guilty or not guilty, CNN says guilty. Let's say you
Speaker 5: Bill cunning and the Great American with you every Sunday night.
Speaker 5: Car Let's continue.
Speaker 1: There's rules for thee but not for me.
Speaker 5: When it comes to Democrats and Republicans, they can look
Speaker 5: at the same thing with different opinions based upon the
Speaker 5: same set of facts. By the way, I trust Senator
Speaker 5: Tom Cotton Arkansas is a good man. I trust Senator
Speaker 5: John Kennedy. I trust Senator Bernie Marino. Those are the
Speaker 5: guys I enjoy. Let's go to the telephone calls, as
Speaker 5: I promise, we have full lines. Want to get to
Speaker 5: it because you know and I know that the Democrats
Speaker 5: are not fearful whatsoever of using state prosecutors' offices to
Speaker 5: indict members of the other party. That's called weaponization. They're
Speaker 5: experts at it. They've done it for years, and a
Speaker 5: metastasized under Donald Trump, and you had offices in Fulton County,
Speaker 5: New York, and Washington, d C. And South Florida going
Speaker 5: after Donald Trump and throwing a Malaney is underwear all
Speaker 5: on the floor to try to find information that later
Speaker 5: on could be used to indict him and to convict
Speaker 5: him and to send him to prison before the twenty
Speaker 5: twenty four election. And but for the recalcitrants of Jack Frost,
Speaker 5: Jack Smith, except for the slowness in which he acted,
Speaker 5: that if he started six months earlier, Judge Chalkin in Washington,
Speaker 5: d C. Would have convicted Donald Trump and put him
Speaker 5: in federal president. So he couldn't be the president that
Speaker 5: would have elected Kamala Harris. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: Where would we be now if Kamala Harris was in
Speaker 5: the White House. So let's go to the calls if
Speaker 5: Lie becomes available eight sixty six six four seven seven
Speaker 5: three three seven. And I want to thank one of
Speaker 5: my great stations in Lincoln, Nebraska, which is fourteen hundred
Speaker 5: and ninety nine three k l I N for joining
Speaker 5: the long list of great Americans. And I wish everyone
Speaker 5: in Lincoln, Nebraska. I'm merry Christmas. In a Happy New Year.
Speaker 5: Let's continue to continue now with Mark and Missouri. Mark
Speaker 5: and Missouri, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham show. Mark, how
Speaker 5: are you? What is your verdict?
Speaker 8: Oh, I don't look at it as guilty, You're innocent.
Speaker 8: We have a Democrat Party who is traitor's favorite president
Speaker 8: of the United States, trying to stop drugs coming in
Speaker 8: from this country to this country, but still one hundred
Speaker 8: thousand plus a year, and we have a Democrat Party
Speaker 8: now trying to accuse the military of doing wrong.
Speaker 3: They don't care about.
Speaker 8: The Geneva Convention. It's just an opportunity they see to
Speaker 8: go after Trump and they don't like him doing this
Speaker 8: for one reason, it makes him look good. Everything is
Speaker 8: political to them. That's why they don't want him going
Speaker 8: into the cities. That's why they're trying to create fear
Speaker 8: into the military, which is seditious, and they make them afraid.
Speaker 9: Like you were saying, if we.
Speaker 8: Get a Democrat president, country will survive, but they're worried
Speaker 8: about being prosecuted. Then this is evil what they are doing.
Speaker 8: And it's time for the Republicans to get backbone and
Speaker 8: tell the people who these evil Democrats are. We're trying
Speaker 8: to save one hundred thousand lives a year, and the
Speaker 8: Democrats are using some I mean, it is just unbelievable,
Speaker 8: Like you're saying World War two. I mean, you would
Speaker 8: think they would be on the side of stopping one
Speaker 8: hundred thousand people getting killed in this country, almost twice
Speaker 8: as many as the Vietnam War, and they're not. It's
Speaker 8: time to get angry, to get on offense against these Democrats. Mean,
Speaker 8: there is no way that Adamills should have been brought
Speaker 8: up to Conress. They should have sold the Democrats of
Speaker 8: pound sands. We're trying to save this country. We're trying
Speaker 8: to clean up the cities, and these Democrats are against it.
Speaker 8: And Republicans other than President Trump and maybe a few
Speaker 8: others that they just you know, business as usual. We
Speaker 8: are in a great grad. Like you said, Joe Biden
Speaker 8: allowed of twenty million people into this country. That is
Speaker 8: traitors right there. I mean, they wasn't even reported by
Speaker 8: the media, and it is just crazy. There's no debate
Speaker 8: here of wrongdoing. I mean, that's it's just unbelievable.
Speaker 5: You know, Mark, the Democrats cared a lot more about
Speaker 5: two dead Narco terrorists than twenty year old West Virginia
Speaker 5: guardsman who Sarah Beckstrom, who was shot in the back
Speaker 5: of the head by an illegal Yeah, the whole issue
Speaker 5: is Sarah Backstrom right now has kind of died off.
Speaker 5: And Andrew Wolf continues to fight for his life. But
Speaker 5: you don't see a much media coverage. Imagine the same
Speaker 5: media coverage and the murder of a guardsmen bestrom as
Speaker 5: they gave these two Narco terrorists. It was wall to
Speaker 5: wall week after week. This happened September the second. By
Speaker 5: the way, we're now in the third month of coverage
Speaker 5: of two dead Narco terrorists clinging to a cocaine banana boat,
Speaker 5: and they get all the ink and all the coverage.
Speaker 5: But what about Sarah and what about Andrew? What do
Speaker 5: they get? At this point? They were ignored and they're forgotten.
Speaker 5: The Democrats care more about Narco terrorists than dead National guardsmen.
Speaker 8: You know what I'm saying exactly in the media covers
Speaker 8: for them, the Meatia is just the Democrat party and
Speaker 8: they don't have any ideas to make the country better,
Speaker 8: so they play all these stupid games. They they don't
Speaker 8: care about the military, like I say, they don't care
Speaker 8: about Geneva it's just an opportunity to get Trump because
Speaker 8: he is doing good things. They don't like good things
Speaker 8: being done. They don't like a strong economy.
Speaker 1: They want power, they want power back. They want power.
Speaker 5: They want and on the one other story, the Fox
Speaker 5: News had this couple of nights ago, elon Omar, who
Speaker 5: from a sm refugee camp, said she married her brother.
Speaker 5: Didn't know at the time it was her brother, and
Speaker 5: she got into the country and she had a net
Speaker 5: worth five years ago over about forty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: Her net worth now, according to Fox News, is about
Speaker 5: twenty five million. Harry Truman said that if a politician
Speaker 5: gets rich in office, they are compromised. They're crooks. How
Speaker 5: does elon Omar go from nothing in a Somali refugee
Speaker 5: camp to be worth twenty five million dollars? Can you
Speaker 5: explain that one to me?
Speaker 8: It's total corruption. They brought all these Somalis in ninety
Speaker 8: eight percent of them were on welfare that we're paying
Speaker 8: to of course treatment born against that. You can't bring
Speaker 8: people into the country and give them wellcare. No and
Speaker 8: sin eight billion, like you say, maybe that much back
Speaker 8: to to you some Alio for terrorism it's as bad
Speaker 8: as it gets. But the media is not even covering.
Speaker 1: Don't covering, do not cover a Leo Aley operation.
Speaker 5: And by the way, and Charlotte, there was another woman
Speaker 5: killed on one at one of the transit trains, set
Speaker 5: up on fire. There was another woman set on fire
Speaker 5: in New York City. In Chicago, you have horrible incidents
Speaker 5: where gangs breaking the stores, sexually molested women who are
Speaker 5: working in the store, shutting down the stores. None of
Speaker 5: these stories fit the mainstream media narrative. We know nothing
Speaker 5: about these events except locally. Some of them reported because
Speaker 5: nationally it doesn't fit the Democratic agenda said, they don't
Speaker 5: cover it. Mark, thanks for your call. It's continue, Earl,
Speaker 5: and I think Earl and Minnesota and then Jadie and Vegas.
Speaker 1: Earl, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm alive?
Speaker 9: Bill, Yeah, you're a smart man.
Speaker 10: In your American heroes, you have a great show.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 10: I'd say not guilty because our couple four generations of
Speaker 10: American soldiers. I served in my dad he was in
Speaker 10: the Bay Pigs of Vietnam. My grandpa was in the
Speaker 10: Battle of Balls. This time he was in the snow
Speaker 10: going towards the Prisy cabs and he went to He
Speaker 10: was the old man, he.
Speaker 9: Was the thirty eight.
Speaker 8: He was leading the troop of nothing.
Speaker 10: But young guys, and they fought Ronald's tank brigade. And
Speaker 10: he talked about it in a National Correspondents interview and
Speaker 10: I got a piece of deuced paper copping with that.
Speaker 10: But I say no, because they missed the bigger picture here.
Speaker 10: Who my wife who was in the army, her dad
Speaker 10: was the navy seal.
Speaker 3: Who's going to be the navy seal?
Speaker 10: Has to go in where there's people, you know they're bleeding,
Speaker 10: the sharp infestive waters finning. All is hot, highly toxic,
Speaker 10: whether you breathe it in or get it on your skin.
Speaker 10: We have lost not only our people, we are all
Speaker 10: forcements and nursery spadors with the fentanyl crisis. And I
Speaker 10: say not guilty. You know my two National GUARDSS I
Speaker 10: was in the Martinsburg, West Virginia unit back when I
Speaker 10: was intween eight and six. And if I was, I
Speaker 10: wouldn't be in there now because I'm retired. But was
Speaker 10: there are my brothers and sisters or one.
Speaker 5: Last thing, another thing I want I want to add
Speaker 5: to what your comments everything that Admiral Bradley did and
Speaker 5: Pete Hexith did. On September the second with this banana
Speaker 5: cocaine boat was authorized by civilian and military attorneys who
Speaker 5: said there was nothing wrong with that second hit. Now
Speaker 5: the media don't want to talk about that, but it
Speaker 5: doesn't fit. But that's the truth. Look at it this way.
Speaker 5: Since nine to eleven, it's been what about twenty four years,
Speaker 5: and nine to eleven and nine to eleven, there were
Speaker 5: three thousand Americans who were killed either in Shanksville or
Speaker 5: New York City or the Pentagon about the two nine
Speaker 5: and eighty seven to be almost three thousand. We went
Speaker 5: to war when Osama bin Laden, not a state agent
Speaker 5: but a terrorist group Al Qaeda, killed three thousand Americans.
Speaker 5: In the last twenty four years, there's been about two
Speaker 5: point four million Americans killed by these arco terraces in
Speaker 5: the organizations in which they belonged two point four million
Speaker 5: compared to three thousand.
Speaker 1: Both are terrible. Both are bad.
Speaker 5: But when we lost three thousand of our fellow citizens
Speaker 5: Bush forty three and then Obama went to war with
Speaker 5: El kata wherever they were located, Iraq, Afghanistan, wherever they
Speaker 5: were in the Horn of Africa. We bombed, used drones,
Speaker 5: we used missiles. We killed them and in the process
Speaker 5: killing hundreds of thousands of civilians not intended to be
Speaker 5: killed or maimed.
Speaker 1: We did that.
Speaker 5: And at the beginning of nine to eleven all the
Speaker 5: way through about twenty fifteen, how many civilians were killed
Speaker 5: by American military forces in Iraq and Afghanistan. The number
Speaker 5: given is close to a million killed, not the intended target,
Speaker 5: but as ancillary casualties of what we went to war concerning.
Speaker 5: And by the way, the last time the Congress declared
Speaker 5: war was nineteen forty one, December the eighth, nineteen. What's
Speaker 5: been what eighty four years? So every military action since
Speaker 5: then has been undertaken by the commander in chief and
Speaker 5: there have been literally thousands of military actions taken since
Speaker 5: nineteen forty one, none of which are declarations of war.
Speaker 5: The president has brought authority. This president has the authority
Speaker 5: to protect us from narco terrorists. So you have boats,
Speaker 5: thousands of boats full of cocaine and terrorists heading to
Speaker 5: America to poison and kill one hundred thousand Americans every year.
Speaker 5: That's a legitimate target. You do battle assessment the boat
Speaker 5: and the cargo remain legitimate military targets in southcom The
Speaker 5: Southern Command has been ordered by the Commander in Chief
Speaker 5: to put these boats on the bottom of the ocean.
Speaker 5: So the drug trafficker's death on the second strike was
Speaker 5: simply collateral damage. It happens all the time in war,
Speaker 5: all the time that happened during World War I, World
Speaker 5: War iiO on boats and ships, Vietnam War Korea. It's ancillary.
Speaker 5: So let's continue. And I want to hear from you
Speaker 5: once again, the American people, what is your verdict. I
Speaker 5: guarantee you in the next three to five years, the
Speaker 5: Democrats who have control of the Department of Justice of
Speaker 5: things go the way many think they're going to go,
Speaker 5: and they're going to begin a criminal investigation of Admiral
Speaker 5: Bradley and also of Pete Hegseth and maybe Donald Trump
Speaker 5: himself and those who pulled the trigger on the Banana boat.
Speaker 5: They care a lot more about narco terrorists than they
Speaker 5: care about Andrew Wolfe, and that a lot more than
Speaker 5: they care about Sarah Beckstrom twenty years old, who's dead.
Speaker 5: Those tories have been spiked completely because those who killed
Speaker 5: one and mortally won at the other and by the way,
Speaker 5: Andrew Wolfe's doing much better. He gave a thumbs up
Speaker 5: to his family. They're just collateral damage and the media
Speaker 5: wants to move on because the person who killed them
Speaker 5: were legal aliens who came here living in the state
Speaker 5: of Washington on public assistance, on welfare. We paid for
Speaker 5: his survival as five kids and a wife drove across
Speaker 5: the country three thousand miles simply to kill an American uniform.
Speaker 5: That's what that terrorist did, and that's terrible. That death
Speaker 5: caused by the Naco terrorists are more than one hundred
Speaker 5: thousand every year since nine eleven. That means two point
Speaker 5: four million Americans have been killed by Naco terrorists from
Speaker 5: Mexico to Venezuela to Colombia. And this president, unlike all
Speaker 5: the others in his sents, declared them to be legitimate
Speaker 5: military targets. Let's continue with your calls. Let's go to
Speaker 5: John and Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and then jad in Las Vegas.
Speaker 5: John and Hopkinsville, Welcome to the Bill Cunningham Show. John,
Speaker 5: what is your verdict?
Speaker 11: I would say not guilty.
Speaker 6: Bill.
Speaker 11: I agree with you and the other callers. How much
Speaker 11: misery and death would been calls if those drugs had
Speaker 11: reached their Destini show and did we not want to
Speaker 11: have a war on drugs. I may go all the
Speaker 11: way back to Nixon, but they used to.
Speaker 5: Call it a war on drug Yes, Nancy Reagan, just
Speaker 5: say no, we've been pussy footing around this thing for
Speaker 5: forty or fifty years. We finally have a president with big,
Speaker 5: large coyones and Trump is doing what the other presidents
Speaker 5: wanted to do with their furbiage but didn't have the
Speaker 5: guts to do with Trump and Bradley are doing and
Speaker 5: I compliment them.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so we actually start to fight the war like
Speaker 11: a war and the Democrats say, oh, we can't do that.
Speaker 5: Well, how much do they care about illegal aliens who
Speaker 5: shoot National guardsmen in the back of the head compared.
Speaker 1: To narco terrorists. I love alternative Universe.
Speaker 11: Thank you for being a great American deal.
Speaker 5: God bless you, and God bless the bluegrass. Let's continue
Speaker 5: with more, take a short break and laying before the
Speaker 5: American people. A questioned at some point in the future,
Speaker 5: the Democrats, if you believe their rhetoric, are going to
Speaker 5: file criminal charges against American soldiers, sailors, and admirals for
Speaker 5: what they're doing to these cocaine banana boats. The goal
Speaker 5: is to put them at the bottom of the ocean.
Speaker 5: And if in the process, in an ancillary fashion, someone
Speaker 5: is killed, well that's part of the danger of operating
Speaker 5: cocaine banana boats. Forty nine minutes after the hour, what
Speaker 5: is your verdict? Eight sixty six six four seven seven
Speaker 5: three three seven, Bill cunning and the Great American with
Speaker 5: you every Sunday night.
Speaker 1: Let's continue now.
Speaker 5: One of my good friends, Attorney James Bogan, sends the
Speaker 5: following to me. A boat and international waters that is
Speaker 5: not running a national flag has categorized in international law
Speaker 5: the same way a pirate is. Such boats have no
Speaker 5: national or international protections and you cannot commit a war
Speaker 5: crime against them. Plus, a core element every war crime
Speaker 5: is that the act must occurred within the context of
Speaker 5: an armed conflict. There must be a link between the
Speaker 5: offence and the hostilities. So in this case, because the
Speaker 5: banana boats, the cocaine boats are not flying any national flag,
Speaker 5: don't identify themselves, They're treated like a pirate, and these
Speaker 5: pirates are committing criminal acts just the transportation of these items,
Speaker 5: these cocaine or heroinever it might be in international waters
Speaker 5: by itself, if part of a larger conspiracy, is a
Speaker 5: criminal act against the United States of America, because one
Speaker 5: hundred thousand Americans die every year as a product to this.
Speaker 5: So if apprehended, they could be charged with international drug cartel,
Speaker 5: as many have been serving twenty to fifty years in
Speaker 5: prison and so. But a boat in international waters that
Speaker 5: is not running a national flag is categorized in international
Speaker 5: law the same way a pirate is, and such boats
Speaker 5: have no national or international protections, including under the Geneva convens.
Speaker 5: Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Let's go
Speaker 5: to j D in Vegas and many others. In fact,
Speaker 5: I'm going to hold up taking JD on about a minute,
Speaker 5: romaining get him. On the other side, we have full lines,
Speaker 5: and we live in sick, demented times in which you
Speaker 5: care more about drug traffickers than national guardsmen. We care
Speaker 5: more about illegal aliens, and we care about police officers.
Speaker 5: And I look to my right Christopher Ruddy of Newsmacks.
Speaker 5: That's my favorite website. I love Chris Ruddy at Newsmacks,
Speaker 5: and he talks about the circumstances where they have many
Speaker 5: legal experts who say that the admiral is completely within
Speaker 5: his rights doing what he's doing. And then that's what
Speaker 5: James Bogan is also saying, Mom, Donnie is putting out
Speaker 5: messages in New York City about how to obstruct federal
Speaker 5: agents and ice officials. That sounds to me like a
Speaker 5: federal offense, obstruction of justice. What's going to happen now?
Speaker 5: The Democrats began this game Donald Trump four or five
Speaker 5: years ago, and there of course, they really began in
Speaker 5: January and February of twenty seventeen because they wanted to
Speaker 5: obstruct him every way possible that the guy we voted
Speaker 5: for the presidency, the Democrats did not want to be
Speaker 5: the president, so they worked against us to make sure
Speaker 5: he couldn't implement his policies. Carter Page and George Stepano
Speaker 5: searged Slappinopolis and others simply went after the president James Commey,
Speaker 5: et cetera, so that the will of the American people
Speaker 5: could not be heard and went. He won in twenty
Speaker 5: twenty sixteen.
Speaker 1: That was a shock. When he went back in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four that was incredible.
Speaker 5: They want to stop the American people from having the
Speaker 5: president we chose, who got seventy seven million votes from
Speaker 5: enacting the policies he said he was going to enact.
Speaker 5: Let's continue with more than we do. We have jad
Speaker 5: in Las Vegas, and call us from Idaho and also
Speaker 5: Missouri and also Florida, in California and Utah. I love Utah,
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Speaker 1: Let's continue with your calls.
Speaker 5: I have to read out here from the testimony of
Speaker 5: Admiral Mitch Bradley. He's the so called four star admiral.
Speaker 5: He's been in the military and the Navy as a
Speaker 5: seal for like thirty three years. Everyone talks about this
Speaker 5: guy in the highest terms possible. You may recall the
Speaker 5: Washington Post story, the one that costs so much angst
Speaker 5: among Democrats, is that Pete Hegseth the War Secretary authorized
Speaker 5: the second strike on a helpless crew with kill them
Speaker 5: all order quote unquote Washington Post second strike authorized specifically
Speaker 5: by Pete Hegseth, kill them all well. Admiral Mitch Bradley
Speaker 5: showed the Congress and Executive Session a video of the
Speaker 5: strike itself and testified that Pete Hegseth quote had nothing
Speaker 5: to do with approving the second strike. Can we say
Speaker 5: that again, Pete Hegseth had nothing to do with approving
Speaker 5: the second strike. That blows up the double tap theory
Speaker 5: out of the water. According to a source familiar with
Speaker 5: the incident, two survivors climbed back on the boat after
Speaker 5: the initial strike. They were believed to be potentially in
Speaker 5: communication with others and salvaging some of the drugs. Because
Speaker 5: of that, it was determined they were still in the
Speaker 5: fight in valid targets, according to a JAG officer giving
Speaker 5: legal advice. So again, the story by the Washington Post
Speaker 5: was a lie. It was a fabrication untethered to reality.
Speaker 5: It was a JAG officer, someone specializing in military law,
Speaker 5: the UCMJ and the Geneva Convention with full understanding of
Speaker 5: what constitutes a war crime, which approved the second strike,
Speaker 5: not the Secretary of War. The Secretary of War said,
Speaker 5: put that boat at the bottom of the Caribbean Ocean.
Speaker 5: And when the first strike did not do that. After
Speaker 5: a forty one minute delay, until Admiral Bradley had the
Speaker 5: mission of a JAG officer specializing in military law, he
Speaker 5: did not pull the trigger on the second tap, and
Speaker 5: by that point Pete Hegseth was out of the room.
Speaker 5: The mission was to put that banana boat at the
Speaker 5: bottom of the Caribbean Ocean. So the Admiral said, well,
Speaker 5: put it at the bottom. Hit it again, and guess what,
Speaker 5: I went to the bottom. So the facts do not
Speaker 5: fit the lies told by the mainstream media. Where does
Speaker 5: Pete Hegseth go to get back his reputation when the
Speaker 5: Washington Post said kill them all and Bradley said, that's
Speaker 5: not true, and he was in the room. Let's continue,
Speaker 5: JD in Las Vegas and thousands of others. JD give
Speaker 5: me a full report.
Speaker 13: Thank you, Billy. I appreciate the time. Can you hear
Speaker 13: me all right?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 13: I can.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And by the way, I'm gonna call way on
Speaker 1: a route in about an hour.
Speaker 13: Billy, in regard to some of the things you've already said.
Speaker 13: Obama did five hundred and twenty eight grown strike, including
Speaker 13: killing American citizens overseas and an American child. You know,
Speaker 13: I wish these military guys like Jack Reid from Rhode
Speaker 13: Island a arranger, and Kelly and the girl from Chicago
Speaker 13: Senator would realize military history in presidential actions. I want
Speaker 13: to take you back to a couple of things. JF.
Speaker 13: Case went into Cuba without congressional authority. The biggest, the
Speaker 13: biggest lie ever told by an American president was the
Speaker 13: Bay of Tonkin by LBJ. It was a total farce,
Speaker 13: but he used that lie to send five hundred thousand
Speaker 13: boys to Vietnam. Fifty eight thousands came home in body
Speaker 13: bags and not one word about impeachment or a criminal
Speaker 13: or anything about LBJ. Ronald Reagan went into Grenada to
Speaker 13: get our college kids out. Ronald Reagan blew up to Daffy.
Speaker 3: Clinton.
Speaker 13: He went after a pharmaceutical building during Monica. I mean,
Speaker 13: there are so many Libyan went into Cambodia, Libya. Nixon
Speaker 13: went into Yeah, Nixon went into Cambodia. I think Operation Ryanbacker.
Speaker 13: I mean, these military veterans in the Congress and the House,
Speaker 13: don't they know. I wish you and Hannity and Levin
Speaker 13: would educate the media, the pundits and these Congress and
Speaker 13: senators about the military history of what every president has
Speaker 13: done since JFK.
Speaker 5: Not one time as the opposition party said a war
Speaker 5: crime was committed by Barack Usain Obama, No Republican said,
Speaker 5: Joe Biden's committing a war crime. We're going to indict him,
Speaker 5: not republic But it's only the Democratic Party who wants
Speaker 5: to politicize the brave warriors, one of whom is dead
Speaker 5: and the other one is fighting for his life in Washington,
Speaker 5: d C. They care more about nark terrorists then they
Speaker 5: care about the life of a National guardsman from West Virginia.
Speaker 5: Don't hear much about Miss Beckstrom at all anymore. And
Speaker 5: let's face it, I'm certain that when the Democrats get controlled,
Speaker 5: and it will happen at some point, hopefully not in
Speaker 5: the near future, they're going to go back in time
Speaker 5: and start indicting Republicans again.
Speaker 1: They're going to weaponize the Department of Justice. That's what
Speaker 1: they do.
Speaker 3: Billy, it is amazing again.
Speaker 13: I have to reiterate these veterans in the Congress that
Speaker 13: have served, like I said, read from Rhode Island an
Speaker 13: Army ranger and Kelly, they shouldn't know all of this
Speaker 13: history that we're talking about. And again, if anybody ever
Speaker 13: needed to be impeached for lyon to the American public,
Speaker 13: was LBJ with the Gulf of Tonkan No.
Speaker 5: One time did any Republicans say it is time for
Speaker 5: LBJ and Robert McNamara to be indicted and jailed. Under
Speaker 5: the think of what they did to Vietnam. As far
Speaker 5: as the civilians in Vietna now much less than fifty
Speaker 5: eight thousand dead soldiers, sailors, and marines, it was incredible.
Speaker 1: It was a lie.
Speaker 5: Take a look in what Bush forty three did with
Speaker 5: Iraq and Afghanistan. There were what about seven thousand American
Speaker 5: gis killed in those two wars now controlled by Islamic
Speaker 5: terrorists in both circumstances. And no one is saying that
Speaker 5: George Bush forty three should be indicted for a war crime.
Speaker 5: I don't think. But all that language is reserved for
Speaker 5: Donald Trump. Why is that?
Speaker 13: Yeah, if you put it all in context, all of
Speaker 13: these crimes, not crimes, all of these actions taken by
Speaker 13: these presidents. How many people are involved. We're talking about
Speaker 13: eighty eighty morons that are getting in fishing boats or
Speaker 13: cigarette boats and trying to bring drugs to our country.
Speaker 13: I mean, the Democrats want to stand up for illegals.
Speaker 13: They're going after Ice everywhere now in New Orleans, they're
Speaker 13: tracking them down. And they stand up for illegals. They
Speaker 13: stand up for broad in Medicare and medica uh and
Speaker 13: Medicaid and and food stamps, and they stand up for
Speaker 13: criminal drug people.
Speaker 9: I don't understand how you can be an.
Speaker 13: American politicians and have those policies that you. I see
Speaker 13: Adam Shift, I see this Jim Hines or what his
Speaker 13: name from Connecticut, ease people.
Speaker 3: These people are just a news gatherer. I mean the
Speaker 3: headline gatherers.
Speaker 13: Uh, they're they're they're not American.
Speaker 3: They're they're crazy people.
Speaker 5: How about this mom. Donnie for example, was elected New
Speaker 5: York City after the woman lost in Nashville. But they
Speaker 5: believe they want to defund the police, abolish the prison
Speaker 5: system for hebit, state operated hospitals from suing for medical debts,
Speaker 5: ban all guns, universal healthcare, decriminalized sex, work, safe injection
Speaker 5: sites for drug addicts, and cash bail, decriminalized drug possession,
Speaker 5: and cooperation with ice. Imagine when New York City and
Speaker 5: Donnie's going to be sworn in in about three weeks,
Speaker 5: He's going to implement those policies. And Nashvilleigans came out
Speaker 5: and like forty six percent voted for that goofball, who's
Speaker 5: the running mate of AOCS. She almost won in Congress.
Speaker 5: And then you got Brandon Johnson in Chicago got Karen Bass.
Speaker 5: I'll ask you a question, JD. America is a great country.
Speaker 5: How long can we stay great when American cities are
Speaker 5: in collapse?
Speaker 13: Well, I'm eighty one years old, Bill, so you know
Speaker 13: I've kind of long in the two that I have
Speaker 13: a lot of historical information in my brain. The fraud
Speaker 13: that Trump is exposing that's been going on by both
Speaker 13: sides with all of our we have to start from
Speaker 13: zero and redo everything when it comes to spending money.
Speaker 1: In each time, every time, each time.
Speaker 5: Imagine a year from now, if the Democrats seize control
Speaker 5: of the Congress and the King Jefferies is in charge, and.
Speaker 13: They they won't, they won't.
Speaker 1: I pray to God, I pray to God. You're right.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 5: The experts say, no, but the Trump voters have got
Speaker 5: to come out a year from now because the Trump
Speaker 5: agendas derailed will never be fully implemented, and the and
Speaker 5: the agendas of a King Jeffreys would become the law
Speaker 5: of the land. Let's continue now with Ralph, and I'm
Speaker 5: sure we're Ralph, South Carolina, Ralph from the home of
Speaker 5: the game Cocks.
Speaker 1: Ralph, how are you.
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 16: How you going?
Speaker 1: I'm doing good? What do you got.
Speaker 16: I'm in favor of them doing whatever they need to
Speaker 16: do to them to blow up them boots, and they
Speaker 16: should go ahead and pardon those people, and then they
Speaker 16: wouldn't have anything to worry about.
Speaker 5: Well, the thing is, I guess sometime soon that Venezuela
Speaker 5: is going to have to you know, Maduro's got a
Speaker 5: got a bond on his head of fifty million dollars.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 5: He's indicted Maduro for drug possession, drug traff and the
Speaker 5: leader of Venezuela. Maybe we're going to do something. I'm
Speaker 5: not sure what it is, but nonetheless, they are killing
Speaker 5: one hundred thousand Americans every year, and the last twenty
Speaker 5: four years has been two point four million dead Americans
Speaker 5: because of the drug traffickers and nine to eleven happened
Speaker 5: with only three thousand. Look how we reacted. Let's continue. Now,
Speaker 5: let's go to Lisa in Pennsylvania, the home of the Quakers. Lisa,
Speaker 5: how are you good, evening?
Speaker 15: How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm doing well.
Speaker 15: So you know, I'm not a lawyer, not a politician,
Speaker 15: not a veteran. I am a healthcare provider on the
Speaker 15: streets of Baltimore City in an open air drug market.
Speaker 15: So I'm going to make this argument short and sweet,
Speaker 15: and you know, history is the past. What do we have.
Speaker 15: I'm going to tell you what we have now, the real,
Speaker 15: for the real, what's going on, not what they want
Speaker 15: you to believe. So we lose every day two hundred
Speaker 15: and forty eight adults three children between fourteen and eighteen.
Speaker 13: Okay, so we're.
Speaker 15: You know, we're up in the numbers. Every day, seven
Speaker 15: days a week. Christmas for us, a dry Thanksgiving every day. Now,
Speaker 15: let's imagine seven forty seven. How many streets are on
Speaker 15: a seven forty seven between two fifty and three hundred.
Speaker 15: That means in this country, every day, seven days a week,
Speaker 15: three hundred and sixty five days, a plane is crashing
Speaker 15: and with no survivors. Now, How can the left argue
Speaker 15: with that? Imagine that Kristin Wilker had to come on
Speaker 15: TV every night. We imagine sched to do that every day,
Speaker 15: three hundred and sixty five days a year, CNN, everybody,
Speaker 15: and you are going to blame these men. We had
Speaker 15: three planes hit in nine eleven. People went crazy in
Speaker 15: this country. Why aren't they going crazy?
Speaker 13: That one?
Speaker 15: Seven forty seven is going down every day with veterans, lawyers, politicians, children.
Speaker 15: Addiction means has no lines other than I know Bordon
Speaker 15: the city and I've worked there thirty years. The kids
Speaker 15: in Bordon La City are not the problem. The people
Speaker 15: who come to Baltimore City in and open their drug
Speaker 15: market are the problem because these kids can't The kids
Speaker 15: in the city can't.
Speaker 3: Afford the drugs.
Speaker 15: But what they can come to me and say, Miss
Speaker 15: Lisa resend Obama, I mean President Biden's son is using
Speaker 15: coke in the White House? Why should I stop?
Speaker 5: You make a great analogy. Can you imagine if that's
Speaker 5: seven forty seven crashed every day the civil air.
Speaker 15: Every single day. Kristen Williger, who it's gonna sit and
Speaker 15: bread headsas has to has to interrupt your will aforging
Speaker 15: jeopardy and say a seven forty seven has gone down,
Speaker 15: knows that no planes would take off.
Speaker 1: No planes would take off. I wouldn't get off.
Speaker 15: To an argument that can't be argued with.
Speaker 1: You know, I flew in, yes, but it's real life, Lisa.
Speaker 5: I flew in this afternoon from from Fort Myers, Florida,
Speaker 5: and we had about two hundred people on a plane.
Speaker 5: Delta did a great job, and there were many children
Speaker 5: on that plane, the little babies and kids, which I
Speaker 5: thought was fabulous. And the idea that that plane is
Speaker 5: going to crash. If one would crash every day, nobody
Speaker 5: would go on a plane. In fact, I'm not triving today.
Speaker 15: We don't have to imagine it. It's happening.
Speaker 13: It's not.
Speaker 15: It's an analogy, but it's the fact.
Speaker 1: The truth.
Speaker 15: I'm just a little drugs you know. I'm just like
Speaker 15: I lived thirty minutes from market gigs. I am one
Speaker 15: of the last Caucasian people to work the city streets.
Speaker 15: Farmer City. It's an open air drug market. The police
Speaker 15: had been hurt so bad that there just wereried about
Speaker 15: their safety, so they're not getting involved. But the point
Speaker 15: is the one other point I want to make as
Speaker 15: a as I've seen it. I'm on the streets of
Speaker 15: Bargainer City every day. Here's what happens, the overdose. We
Speaker 15: rely on narcan to bring these kids back, right. We
Speaker 15: hit them with the narcan. It doesn't work. I send
Speaker 15: them over to John Hopkins Hospital and I get a
Speaker 15: call ten minutes later that I have to go back
Speaker 15: and get that cry it because they're clean, but they're
Speaker 15: positive for rat poisoning, comic rat commit or rat poisoning.
Speaker 15: That's what we're seeing. That what's coming in those boats
Speaker 15: could really not be cocaine, could be.
Speaker 5: Rat poisoning, could be fentanyl. Is something we got to
Speaker 5: run against the clock. I love to call Lisa because
Speaker 5: the analogy you made is exactly accurate. Democrats care more
Speaker 5: about the rights of narco terrorists more than the living
Speaker 5: soul of guardsmen Et And we didn't hear much about
Speaker 5: her all anymore, killed by legal alien and so it
Speaker 5: is sick. And it said, you know, Jad mentioned New Orleans.
Speaker 5: I may call Jeff crue Air from New Orleans to
Speaker 5: see what's happening there with ice. I'll just continue with
Speaker 5: more twenty two minutes after the hour, Bill Cunningham with
Speaker 5: you every Sunday night, Corey in Youtah. Welcome to the
Speaker 5: Bill Cunningham Show. Corey, give me a full report.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Bill Cunningham, You're a real patriot. We love you
Speaker 9: out here in Utah.
Speaker 1: I love you, Hey.
Speaker 9: I'm a good friend of Senator Mike Lee is a
Speaker 9: great patriot in the US Senate out there, and I
Speaker 9: want to give him a shout out for fighting against
Speaker 9: this disaster with Biden for four years and Obama for eight.
Speaker 9: Bless he and Ted Cruz have sold. But I'm in
Speaker 9: a unique position to be calling on this topic. I
Speaker 9: was a police officer in the Navy. They trained us
Speaker 9: on hi aging enemies on boats, you know, to protect
Speaker 9: our own military ships and stuff. And with that attorney
Speaker 9: had told you was one hundred percent correct. If there's
Speaker 9: a boat out there and it doesn't have a nationality
Speaker 9: flag on it, it's treated no different than a pirate ship.
Speaker 9: And I fully support President Trump and what he's done
Speaker 9: and Pete Hexseth on this. And also I had an
Speaker 9: uncle here in Utah in two thousand that was killed
Speaker 9: by an illegal alien and I've been sending on the
Speaker 9: alarm on this BS for the last two decades. Only
Speaker 9: to have it fall in the fault years of rhinos,
Speaker 9: like our former governors in Utah, Mike Levett and Gary Herbert,
Speaker 9: to have nothing done, nothing done about it until President
Speaker 9: Trump came in in twenty sixteen. And I'm very thankful
Speaker 9: for this president as a military veteran and as an
Speaker 9: angel family. And you know what we did to those
Speaker 9: pirate ships down there in the Caribbean. On this whole
Speaker 9: deal that the fake news media is creating a big
Speaker 9: deal on is no different than an Apache helicopter taking
Speaker 9: out a convoy in Afghanistan or Iraq, like we have
Speaker 9: several times, and people get out of there and run.
Speaker 3: What do we do?
Speaker 9: We eliminate all of them. They're still in the game.
Speaker 9: They're still They're still in it. So I fully support
Speaker 9: what's going on down there. And I'm sick and tired
Speaker 9: of the liberal bs that's going on. And I'm thankful
Speaker 9: that heg Seth and Trump have cleaned out the social
Speaker 9: the socialism experiment that Obama tried to put in this military,
Speaker 9: and we're now a fighting force again with recruiting numbers
Speaker 9: going through the roof because people want to join a
Speaker 9: real military that doesn't have a bunch of pansies and
Speaker 9: dresses running around doing LGBTQ shows.
Speaker 1: Corey, you mad.
Speaker 5: I'm going to make you and my last caller the
Speaker 5: callers of the month because what you said encapsulates what
Speaker 5: I think many Americans feel but are fearful to express,
Speaker 5: and that is the military when they're out there killing
Speaker 5: narco terrorists are doing the Lord's work. And Corey, thanks
Speaker 5: for calling in. Get my best news. Senator Mike Lee.
Speaker 5: I've had I'm on a couple of times, wrote a
Speaker 5: book or two. He's a great man. And God bless you,
Speaker 5: and God bless the people of Utah. Thank you, Bill,
Speaker 5: God bless you, and thank you for your service. Let's
Speaker 5: continue with more. I'm going to put a call into
Speaker 5: Jeff crue Air of New Orleans talk with him and
Speaker 5: also the good friend of j D in Las Vegas,
Speaker 5: Wayne Allen.
Speaker 1: Route will be here later on.
Speaker 5: And I would like to think that a legal migrants
Speaker 5: from corrupt, violent nations bring dangerous values into this country
Speaker 5: and it must be stopped. Bill Cunningham with you every
Speaker 5: Sunday night.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham, the Great America.
Speaker 5: Of course, Jeff Crue Air controls New Orleans Louisiana with
Speaker 5: an iron grip. He's been a radio talk show host
Speaker 5: there for many years, written many books. And now that
Speaker 5: LaToya the Destroyer is heading toward federal prison, is the
Speaker 5: new mayor going to be any different?
Speaker 6: Meet the new boss the same as the old boss.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 6: It's one liberal Democrat coming in in exchange for another
Speaker 6: liberal Democrat. The difference is that the new mayor is polished,
Speaker 6: she's smart, she's articulate, she'll she'll make a good image,
Speaker 6: but her policies are pretty much the same. She's not corrupt,
Speaker 6: she's not going to go to jail, but she's not
Speaker 6: going to move New Orleans in a direction toward you
Speaker 6: free market entrepreneurship, you know, a booming economy.
Speaker 3: It's going to be.
Speaker 6: Government solutions for problems, you know, give us more money,
Speaker 6: more programs. That's going to be her formula.
Speaker 5: Her name is Helena Maarino. Not much different. Has Ice
Speaker 5: arrived in the Crescent City yet, Yes.
Speaker 6: Yes, we are pleased to have them.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: I do a bike ride every you know, Sunday morning,
Speaker 6: all around the city with my friend. And there are
Speaker 6: many buildings that were doing born with graffiti f Ice.
Speaker 6: There's all kinds of marks from the protesters that you know,
Speaker 6: they're not pleased that Ice is here. But Gregory Bravino,
Speaker 6: the head of the Border Patrol, has been asking, you know, folks,
Speaker 6: you know, to cooperate, and I see most people, most
Speaker 6: of the you know, business owners and most of the
Speaker 6: average citizens support what they're doing. A lot of them
Speaker 6: go up to them and say, hey, I want a
Speaker 6: selfie with you. He's got a lot of support among
Speaker 6: the people, not necessarily the local politicians.
Speaker 5: As far as the bunch of deficit I left. I
Speaker 5: look at some of your columns, Chef Creweir, and you
Speaker 5: point out there's a huge bunch of deficit LaToya Cantrell
Speaker 5: the destroyer left behind. And also I also noted that
Speaker 5: those twelve or so murderers that escape from a county jail,
Speaker 5: about three have not yet been found. But how big
Speaker 5: is the deficit left behind? Which is true in almost
Speaker 5: every set. In fact, we have a mayor in Cincinnati
Speaker 5: name half tab Pirival who's had two personal cars repossessed
Speaker 5: by the repo man. And so what's happening in New
Speaker 5: Orleans kind of embarrassing when your mayor has the repo
Speaker 5: man with a tow truck hooking up his car. Would
Speaker 5: you kind of embarrassing? Let's have to have pirival doesn't
Speaker 5: make his car payments. Butvertheless, how big is the Jefferson
Speaker 5: in New Orleans?
Speaker 6: Well, well she did one better than him.
Speaker 11: She had a love.
Speaker 6: Shack with her bodyguard boyfriend that we had to repossess
Speaker 6: from her. She was using a city owned apartment for
Speaker 6: her little rendezvous with their bodyguard, and the city council
Speaker 6: had to eventually kick her out of there and change
Speaker 6: the locks. See that's the whole reason.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: For one, I was wondering, why is she traveling all
Speaker 6: over the world for climate change conferences. She doesn't care
Speaker 6: about climate change. She just wanted to go on international
Speaker 6: trips with her bodyguard boyfriend.
Speaker 5: He was a hell of a bodyguard. He was guarding
Speaker 5: her body, making sure no one else got to it.
Speaker 6: Right, all exactly, So now it all makes sense. They
Speaker 6: wanted to on the taxpayer time, you.
Speaker 3: Know, see Rio and all.
Speaker 6: These other exotic destinations. So I mean it was a scam.
Speaker 6: So yes, Bill, she left us with about a two
Speaker 6: hundred million dollars a budget deficit, and that's in a
Speaker 6: city whose overall budget is only about eight hundred million,
Speaker 6: So I mean, that's a massive deficit. They got all
Speaker 6: this COVID money, they decided to keep spending it. It
Speaker 6: was supposed to be one time money, but they turned
Speaker 6: it into recurring expenses. They budgeted fifty seven thousand for
Speaker 6: overtime that really cost sixty to seventy million. So, I mean,
Speaker 6: it was just one debacle after another. And the city
Speaker 6: council that Helena Moreno sat on did not do a
Speaker 6: very good job of oversight. They just sort of rubber
Speaker 6: stamped what the mayor was doing. And now of course
Speaker 6: they're all saying that they didn't know. Well, they should
Speaker 6: have known because they were on the city council. They're
Speaker 6: supposed to be overseeing what the mayor is doing.
Speaker 5: Is there any real election in Cincinnati. We don't have
Speaker 5: a real election in Chicago, or in Los Angeles or
Speaker 5: New York, Atlanta, there's no real election. The Democratic Party nominates,
Speaker 5: the Democrats can stand up and stand up and line
Speaker 5: to vote, some in person, some in mass Is there
Speaker 5: any like the New Orleans an opposition party to any
Speaker 5: of this.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 6: The Republican candidate for mayor got two percent of the vote,
Speaker 6: which is even worse than Curtis Leewa received in New
Speaker 6: York City two two percent. Yeah, and he's a good,
Speaker 6: good man who should have been elected. He's a CPA,
Speaker 6: came out of retirement to run very qualified. He knew
Speaker 6: the budget backwards and forwards. He could have really cleaned
Speaker 6: up that city. He got two percent of the vote.
Speaker 6: And when Donald Trump Ron's When Republicans run for governor,
Speaker 6: they get about ten to fifteen percent of the vote
Speaker 6: in Orleans Parish, which accomplices of the city. So that's
Speaker 6: about the base of Republicans arrest or Democrats, and they
Speaker 6: just fight it out among the Democrat party as to
Speaker 6: who's going to be the preferred candidate.
Speaker 1: At least in Cincinnati. J. D. Vance's half brother got
Speaker 1: like sixteen percent of the vote. That's not bad.
Speaker 5: Of course, it ran against the mayor whose cars repossessed,
Speaker 5: ran against a city manager appointed by the mayor who
Speaker 5: filed personal bankruptcy because of Taxleans. But other than that,
Speaker 5: and the vice mayor in our town also has a
Speaker 5: million dollars in Taxleans and the mayor can't make car payments,
Speaker 5: and so that's typical in Cincinnati. Talk about your nomination
Speaker 5: for Turkey of the Year. You have many nominees, but
Speaker 5: there's only one winner. Tell the American people who are
Speaker 5: the nominees.
Speaker 6: Well, there were a lot of very, very good.
Speaker 3: Nominees this year.
Speaker 6: We had Chuck Schumer, he was a nominee. We had
Speaker 6: LaToya Cantrell. Of course, LaToya Destroyer. She was one of
Speaker 6: the popular nominees. But the overwhelming winner was Jasmine Crockett,
Speaker 6: the congresswoman from the Great State of Texas. Her faux
Speaker 6: pause during twenty twenty five. I mean, we could spend
Speaker 6: hours talking about that. She backs up her you know,
Speaker 6: incompetence with delusions of grandeur. She makes her staff driver
Speaker 6: around and escalade. They're like an uber driver. She's like
Speaker 6: a princess in the back all to herself. She rarely
Speaker 6: goes to work. She's a diva, treats her staff like dirt.
Speaker 6: And then of course she wants to now run for
Speaker 6: the US Senate and in the great pity of Texas,
Speaker 6: and we got to alert our friends in Texas to
Speaker 6: make sure that doesn't happen, because she would be a disaster. Well,
Speaker 6: we can't promote someone like.
Speaker 5: Her, you know, Jeff Carer, I hear every cycle Texas
Speaker 5: is about to go blue. And so I guess having
Speaker 5: gone through a whole bunch of real derelics and knuckleheads
Speaker 5: and some real goofballs, they now moved on to Jasmine
Speaker 5: Crockett to run for the US Senate seat. Now, if
Speaker 5: that happens and AOC takes over the set through New York,
Speaker 5: she's gonna run against Chuck Schumer. Everyone in the note
Speaker 5: tells me that she's not so stupid as a run
Speaker 5: for president, but to begin in the Senate as a
Speaker 5: stepping stone of the presidency. And imagine Congresswoman Porter in
Speaker 5: California winning the governorship. There you'd have the trifecta Porter,
Speaker 5: the Crockett, the AOC and throwing LaToya the destroyer, throwing
Speaker 5: all of them together.
Speaker 1: Now we're in real trouble.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the three stooges, those three, my gosh, I mean,
Speaker 6: can you imagine the disaster that would be at those
Speaker 6: three one? I mean, I don't think Chuck Schumer is
Speaker 6: going to run. So I do think AOC is going
Speaker 6: to win. I don't think Jasmine Crockett is gonna win.
Speaker 6: Even though the polls show that she's leading among Democrats.
Speaker 6: She'll probably get the Democrat nomination. So I see her
Speaker 6: giving it a try. But you're right, they keep saying
Speaker 6: it's close. But I still think the Republican will prevail.
Speaker 6: And I see her, I do not see her getting elected,
Speaker 6: but you know, we got to keep our guard up.
Speaker 6: I mean, she's a dangerous person. I mean she's just
Speaker 6: extremely left wing, very very incompetent. She says things that
Speaker 6: are very divisive. She likes to push the racial issues
Speaker 6: divide people. She's not a unit or she's not someone
Speaker 6: that's going to help the people at Texas. She's just
Speaker 6: going to do it for her own personal glory.
Speaker 5: You have a great column up about two weeks ago,
Speaker 5: November the twenty fourth at Jeffkruair dot com. America is
Speaker 5: facing the most critical midterms ever.
Speaker 6: Please explain, Well, we have got a Republican majority of
Speaker 6: about four seats now, and with Marjorie Taylor Green resigning,
Speaker 6: that's going to be another special election. So Republicans need
Speaker 6: to maintain their majority until the midterms. And then, of
Speaker 6: course history shows Bill that the party out of power
Speaker 6: normally wins massive numbers of seats in the House and
Speaker 6: takes power. Republicans have got to hold on to this
Speaker 6: because if the Democrats that take control, that's going to
Speaker 6: be the end of the Trump agenda. They're going to
Speaker 6: start impeachment hearings against President Trump. They'll probably impeach him
Speaker 6: on the House side. They'll be the same sort of
Speaker 6: dysfunction that we saw in the first term. And we've
Speaker 6: got too much work to do to overcome all of
Speaker 6: the Biden agenda. I mean, we are trying to make
Speaker 6: progress with all of the obstacles that the left is
Speaker 6: throwing in front of President Trump, and we can't turn
Speaker 6: control of Congress over to the Democrats. That would be
Speaker 6: a total disaster. So that's why I say it's incredibly
Speaker 6: important for this country. If we want to maintain to
Speaker 6: make America Great Again agenda and help President Trump succeed,
Speaker 6: he needs help in Congress. And by the way, these
Speaker 6: Republicans need to get to work. I'm tired of their recesses.
Speaker 6: I'm tired of all of their you know, getting paid
Speaker 6: for shutdowns and not doing anything the two months vacation
Speaker 6: that they took. I mean, there's too much at stake here.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's a lot of fire under them. Bill.
Speaker 5: The other issue you bring up, which is a good
Speaker 5: one that if the Senate stays Republican, which most pun
Speaker 5: ands say it will unless Jasmin Crockett maybe she's related
Speaker 5: to Davy Crockett. I'm not sure, but some Jasmin Crockett
Speaker 5: in Texas wins the Senate seat, there there'll be no
Speaker 5: judges ever again confirmed by the United States Senate or ambassadorships.
Speaker 5: If they take the House and the Senate, which smart
Speaker 5: individuals say could happen because of a lot of malaise
Speaker 5: with Republican megatypes, then we're in a real crisis because
Speaker 5: then Trump would be an orphan in Washington, d c.
Speaker 5: And we can't have that. It would be a disaster.
Speaker 5: Which is Obamacare coming up in about a week. By
Speaker 5: the middle of the month, they're supposed to say, Okay,
Speaker 5: the Senate's going to have a vote on Obamacare. Remember,
Speaker 5: like your plan, keep your plan, like your doctor, keep
Speaker 5: your doctor. Your premiums going down twenty five hundred dollars
Speaker 5: a year on every We're going to lower the budget deficit.
Speaker 5: And I don't see anyone bringing this information out When
Speaker 5: Democrats speak about the glories of Obamacare, why don't they
Speaker 5: talk about the fact that Obamacare billions go to the
Speaker 5: insurance companies. We're supposed to hold down premium cost and
Speaker 5: also deductibles, and they don't do that. We're funding the
Speaker 5: insurance companies and not healthcare in this country. Imagine a
Speaker 5: world in which the Democrats control the House in the
Speaker 5: Senate about a year from now, My god, are we're
Speaker 5: in trouble and we forget about Obamacare and the promises.
Speaker 5: Why does in the media bring up the promises of Obamacare,
Speaker 5: none of which haven't kept.
Speaker 6: I mean, you make a great point. I mean we
Speaker 6: keep hearing from the media and the Democrats the word affordability.
Speaker 6: The problems that we have with affordability are all due
Speaker 6: to Democrats because Democrats gave us Obamacare. Not one Republican
Speaker 6: voted for Obamacare. Democrats gave us bidnomics. We're only ten
Speaker 6: months away from bidnomics. And President Trump's agenda is in
Speaker 6: all the way completely enacted to one beautiful bill doesn't
Speaker 6: get started until after the new year. So we're still
Speaker 6: recovering from Bidenomics. That people have affordability issues with healthcare
Speaker 6: and other costs, it's all due to the Democrats, and
Speaker 6: Republicans are terrible at messaging and fighting back and standing
Speaker 6: their ground and communicating to the American.
Speaker 3: People about these issues.
Speaker 6: They've got a great story to tell with what President
Speaker 6: Trump is doing. But they're, you know, they're they're they're
Speaker 6: not doing it. They're they're they're certainly ineffective, and they're
Speaker 6: not supporting the President's nominees and the Senate.
Speaker 3: You're talking about it.
Speaker 6: If the Democrats take control, they should be not confirming everybody.
Speaker 3: Now, but they're not.
Speaker 6: Because of the stupid Blue slip and all these other
Speaker 6: hurdles that they're putting in front of everything.
Speaker 3: They got to get rid of the.
Speaker 6: Filibuster bill, they got to get to work, and we've
Speaker 6: got limited time here. So I don't know either. These
Speaker 6: Republicans are just lame. But the Democrats cause the affordability
Speaker 6: so as we know, and you see that helps the Republicans.
Speaker 5: Whether it's rents, utility, cost health care, the Democratic policies
Speaker 5: calls the affordability crisis. Instead of taking responsibility for the
Speaker 5: extent of their policies, they blame the other side for
Speaker 5: what they've done. It's an incredible thing to watch. The
Speaker 5: Landlord Association in New York City says there's thirty five
Speaker 5: thousand empty apartments in New York City, and one of
Speaker 5: the shows, I think it was Breitbarter, it might have
Speaker 5: been Fox News had a reporter go with the landlord
Speaker 5: to a nondescript one bedroom apartment in Brooklyn and he said,
Speaker 5: in that unit right there, I pay four thousand dollars
Speaker 5: a month fifty thousand a year in real estate expenses,
Speaker 5: real estate taxes, that's fifty thousand, he said. I also
Speaker 5: spend approximately one thousand a month in utilities. That's twelve thousand.
Speaker 5: So before I do anything about that apartment, I have
Speaker 5: sixty two thousand dollars five thousand a month to break even. Now,
Speaker 5: on top of that, I have to pay utilities, and
Speaker 5: I have to upgrade the facility now. Then, so if
Speaker 5: I don't charge seven or eight thousand a month for
Speaker 5: eleven hundred square foot apartment in Brooklyn, I go bankrupt
Speaker 5: because the cost exceed the rent. And so when the
Speaker 5: Democrats in New York City, I have thirty five thousand
Speaker 5: empty apartments and they have rent freezes, which means you
Speaker 5: can't recover the cost of real estate tax increases, utility
Speaker 5: cost increases. The Democratic policies bring about what they seek
Speaker 5: to avoid, which they want to have lots of apartments.
Speaker 5: Their policies cause fewer apartments, and economics indicate when that
Speaker 5: occurs the rents go up.
Speaker 8: Correct, You're exactly right.
Speaker 6: I mean some of these people will walk away from
Speaker 6: these projects if they can't make any money, and the
Speaker 6: Democrats prevent people from making money, from making a living,
Speaker 6: from doing it in a way that's economically feasible. I mean,
Speaker 6: their plans just don't work. They never work. There's never
Speaker 6: an example of any of these plans working anywhere. So
Speaker 6: New York City is going to be a disaster under
Speaker 6: this Mondamie character. New Orleans was a disaster under our mayor.
Speaker 6: Cincinnati the same.
Speaker 3: Way under your mayor.
Speaker 6: I mean, they just don't work. There's no city we
Speaker 6: can point to you and say, hey, Democrat policies turned
Speaker 6: that city around and made it more libable, made it
Speaker 6: more affordable. I gave it a better economy that got nothing.
Speaker 6: They've got poor results everywhere, yet people in some of
Speaker 6: these cities like Cincinnati, New Orleans keep voting for the Democrats.
Speaker 5: We just had the election about a month ago and
Speaker 5: after that have purevoll got like eighty two percent of
Speaker 5: the vote, and this was after the riots downtown. This
Speaker 5: is after him signing silly legislation. This was after the
Speaker 5: repoman had popped one of his cars for non payment.
Speaker 1: And so, I mean, how many mayors.
Speaker 5: Have multiple cars repossessed by the REPO man while he's
Speaker 5: in office?
Speaker 1: Does that happen very often?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: No, And that should be disqualifying. That should be disqualifying.
Speaker 6: And how he handled the you know, the down there
Speaker 6: was just horrible and that should have been disqualifying. And
Speaker 6: then he gets eighty two percent of the vote.
Speaker 3: That's that's incredible.
Speaker 6: But well, you know, I mean these voters are I
Speaker 6: guess they're just hard headed. They just can only vote Democrats.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's what they've been programmed to do. That's
Speaker 6: what they believe is the best in their best interests,
Speaker 6: and they understand is leading to the destruction.
Speaker 3: Of these cities. Well that, I mean, it's just crazy.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Take of our three major cities, Take New York, Chicago
Speaker 5: and Los Angeles. You take Mom Donnie, Brandon Johnson, and
Speaker 5: Karen Bess. You cannot have a more collection of goofs
Speaker 5: than those three running their cities into the ground. And
Speaker 5: Mom Donnie's about to make it worse. His policies are
Speaker 5: awful and they're going to be worse. And the voters
Speaker 5: voted for him. At least you only have like fifty
Speaker 5: point five percent of the vote. In Cincinnati, our goofy
Speaker 5: mayor gets eighty two percent, and you're Mayor Helena Marino.
Speaker 5: I guess, I guess you got ninety percent of the vote.
Speaker 6: No, she she had some Democrat out, you know, Democrats,
Speaker 6: so she won the in the first primary with about
Speaker 6: fifty five percent of the vote. But you know, candidate's
Speaker 6: number two and three were both Democrats, and she she won.
Speaker 6: She didn't even have to go to a runoff. So
Speaker 6: the problem is that a lot of Republicans voted for her,
Speaker 6: thinking that she was the lesser of the evils among
Speaker 6: the Democrats. Instead of getting behind the Republican candidate, they
Speaker 6: voted for her, and now they're going to regret that.
Speaker 6: I predict based on you know, how she's acted toward Ice.
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, she's not exactly welcome. I mean,
Speaker 6: we've got a Republican governor he's welcoming Ice.
Speaker 11: Look at what she's doing.
Speaker 6: I mean, she's trying to run them out of town.
Speaker 5: Jeff Carer, you're the best of this, I want to
Speaker 5: check in with you on the Southern Command there in
Speaker 5: New Orleans. And Jeff Creer, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 5: Bill Cunningham Show.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Jeff, Merry Christmas.
Speaker 6: Merry Christmas, Bill, thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Take let's continue with more.
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Speaker 1: Billy Cunningham, the Great American Course of course. WAYN.
Speaker 5: Allen Root is one of the great friends and supporters
Speaker 5: of President Donald Trump. Author of many books, as TV
Speaker 5: and radio shows. He knows where the bodies are buried
Speaker 5: all over the country. Wayne Allen Root, welcome again to
Speaker 5: the Bill Cunningham Show, and Merry Christmas to you and
Speaker 5: yours and secondly, you have two great columns I want
Speaker 5: to focus on. One is to port all illegal aliens
Speaker 5: out of America and do it quickly. The other one's
Speaker 5: Obamacarey's going to raise his ugily head again in about
Speaker 5: a week. So tell the American people, and I know
Speaker 5: you share this with the President, the scope of the
Speaker 5: problem and how to solve it.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 17: As far as the illegal immigration, I'll tell you what
Speaker 17: I think. First of all, everybody makes it like they're
Speaker 17: all in agreement except for the worst of the worst
Speaker 17: of the worst of the Democrats, the ones who run
Speaker 17: the country who don't even think it's a problem.
Speaker 3: But the average person on the street.
Speaker 17: Everyone on the right and the left agrees that we
Speaker 17: should deport criminals, go criminals, the ones who are actually
Speaker 17: convicted felons. Everyone agrees on that. Where there's disagreement is
Speaker 17: beyond that. And I would argue that the worst crime
Speaker 17: in America, besides murder and rape, is that illegals are
Speaker 17: bankrupting our country, and so you got to deport everyone
Speaker 17: who takes welfare. This argument that illegals are contributing to society,
Speaker 17: they're not taking from society is the biggest lie ever told.
Speaker 17: They're all on food stamps, they're all on welfare, they're
Speaker 17: all in housing allowances, they're all in aids, in dependent children,
Speaker 17: their kids are in school. They're bankrupting us, They're burying
Speaker 17: us in debt.
Speaker 3: They're destroying this country. The economy is eventually going to collapse.
Speaker 17: Because of all the debt from the trillions of dollars
Speaker 17: that we spend collectively each decade on illegal immigrants.
Speaker 3: So my argument is who needs.
Speaker 17: To be deported, Well, we have to all agree criminals
Speaker 17: in any illegal that takes Goverment checks, and then I
Speaker 17: will agree to you leave the other ones alone.
Speaker 3: That would be my compromise.
Speaker 17: All the ones who don't take Govment checks and do
Speaker 17: not commit crimes, leave them alone. You know what, I think,
Speaker 17: that's like one percent, ninety nine percent take a check
Speaker 17: from the government, whether it's an earned income tax credit,
Speaker 17: food stamps, welfare, et cetera, et cetera. So let's throw
Speaker 17: out of the country all the people that are taking money.
Speaker 17: We don't know them that you want to come in
Speaker 17: my country, You want to break in my country, and then.
Speaker 3: You want to rob me too, and steal my money and.
Speaker 17: Make the budget explode and make the dead explode. So
Speaker 17: first fifth degree that we want to get all the
Speaker 17: illegals out who are both criminals and or taking out
Speaker 17: of the system stealing our money. Once we've agreed on that,
Speaker 17: then you have to say, how do you get them out?
Speaker 17: Because twenty five million came in under Biden, that's the
Speaker 17: real number, and there's probably forty to fifty million in
Speaker 17: the country right now. And the way Trump's going, the
Speaker 17: pace he's going, Bill, He's doing a great job. He
Speaker 17: got two million them out of the country, but multiply that.
Speaker 3: Time is four He's only going to get eight million out.
Speaker 3: That's not good enough. This is not going fast enough.
Speaker 17: So my belief is that you literally Trump needs to
Speaker 17: announce that ICE will no longer operate in blue cities
Speaker 17: and blue states, only conduct operations in red cities and
Speaker 17: red states that cooperate with ICE.
Speaker 3: And if we do.
Speaker 17: It my way, we will clean all the illegals will
Speaker 17: run for their lives to blue cities and blue states,
Speaker 17: and all of us who live in red cities the
Speaker 17: red states. No more illegals, life gets better. You can
Speaker 17: cut property TAXI, you and.
Speaker 3: Cut sales taxes.
Speaker 17: No more crime, no more welfare exploding the red cities
Speaker 17: and the Red States will be fantastic. Let them all
Speaker 17: move to the Blue cities and the Blue States, and
Speaker 17: then in about a year, when they've all moved, then
Speaker 17: it's easy.
Speaker 3: To find them all.
Speaker 17: It's like picking off fish in a barrel, as they say,
Speaker 17: or deporting fish in a barrel. Now you send ice
Speaker 17: into the Blue cities and the Blue States that you
Speaker 17: said you weren't going to go in, but you do
Speaker 17: it a year for now because they've all run to
Speaker 17: those states and it's easy to find them. They're all
Speaker 17: in one place, they're not spread out, and we got them.
Speaker 3: So that's my theory.
Speaker 17: There is not enough ice officers in this country to
Speaker 17: go find them in every city in fifty states, especially
Speaker 17: when those cities are not cooperating. So let them all
Speaker 17: run to the places where democrats run the city and
Speaker 17: they say we will defend illegals. That's where they'll all go.
Speaker 17: And eventually we'll go clean them all out. But for now,
Speaker 17: we'll clean out the Red cities and the Red States
Speaker 17: and life will be good.
Speaker 5: You know, Wayne, I have to share with you the
Speaker 5: comments of borders are Tom Homan about the children in
Speaker 5: a minute or two, but I want you to focus
Speaker 5: on this. In your column, you say, I don't know
Speaker 5: why we make such a big deal out of Russia's
Speaker 5: invasion of Ukraine when America's endured a far worse invasion.
Speaker 5: Russia has sent six hundred thousand trips to invade Ukraine,
Speaker 5: the world has sent fifty million to invade America.
Speaker 1: Great comment, right, right.
Speaker 17: I mean, that's the reality, is fifty million invaders in
Speaker 17: our country and they're collecting checks almost every one of them.
Speaker 17: You know, people see them, their gardeners, their maids, their nannies.
Speaker 17: They work hard, They do work hard. I will absolutely
Speaker 17: say there are many illegal aliens who work hard in
Speaker 17: our country, but they've all learned that this government is
Speaker 17: filled by morons. And then our government will give anyone
Speaker 17: who asks a wealthare check and food stamps and earned
Speaker 17: incotext credits and free healthcare, and pretty soon they're spending
Speaker 17: trillions of dollars of our money. And it's like, you know,
Speaker 17: it's bad enough if someone invade your home, but once
Speaker 17: they invade your home, at least they leave right any
Speaker 17: when there's a home evasion, eventually the criminals leave.
Speaker 3: But if they stay and say, for the rest of
Speaker 3: my life, I want to have your income.
Speaker 17: That's what illegals are doing when they take checks for
Speaker 17: the government. They're staying and taking all of our money.
Speaker 17: So there is no money to fix the infrastructure this country.
Speaker 17: There's no money for all the people who are citizens
Speaker 17: of our country. The illegals get free, free school, and
Speaker 17: now they're starting to get free college.
Speaker 3: And my kids don't get that. Your kids don't get that.
Speaker 3: This is outrageous.
Speaker 17: So anyone who's touched government money has got to be
Speaker 17: deported out of our country. And if you want to
Speaker 17: call me a softy, I'll let those who have no
Speaker 17: criminal record and who never took a check they can stay.
Speaker 3: You know my opinion, there's almost none of them.
Speaker 17: They've all taken the money, so we'll get rid of
Speaker 17: all the bad ones who took the checks.
Speaker 5: In a related matter, Harry Truman said, show me a
Speaker 5: man that gets rich by being a polo tition, and
Speaker 5: I'll show you a crook. There was the story a
Speaker 5: couple of days going on Fox News in which a
Speaker 5: mid mass Somalian fraud nearing double digit billions in Minnesota
Speaker 5: has been revealed that Congresswoman Elin Omar's net worth has
Speaker 5: exploded from sixty five thousand dollars in twenty twenty to
Speaker 5: thirty million and twenty twenty four of forty six thousand
Speaker 5: percent increase in some place to figure closer to forty
Speaker 5: five or fifty million dollars that Omar has made directly
Speaker 5: and indirectly by being in Congress.
Speaker 1: That is better than Nancy Pelosi. Why doesn't the media
Speaker 1: investigate that?
Speaker 17: Yeah, and I want you know, there's another great story
Speaker 17: in the news that's a big one. And I think
Speaker 17: this probably it looks like Steven Miller says, the biggest
Speaker 17: fraud in the history United States, and that billion is
Speaker 17: going to look low by the time we're done. It's
Speaker 17: more like eight billion. And that's only coming out of
Speaker 17: I almost said Somalia, but it is Somalia, now little Somalia.
Speaker 17: Minnesota now little Somalia. They even have a Somalian flag.
Speaker 17: I don't know if you notice that, but good old
Speaker 17: Waltz change the state flag of Minnesota and it looks
Speaker 17: just like the Somalian flag.
Speaker 3: No kidding, this is not a joke. The flag of
Speaker 3: the state.
Speaker 17: Of Minnesota is almost a direct copy of the Somalian flag.
Speaker 17: Our country has been conquered. It's been taken over. But
Speaker 17: if you think that that's bad, if it's now six
Speaker 17: or eight billion, wait till you find out how much
Speaker 17: money has been stolen in every blue state by illegal
Speaker 17: aliens in California, in New York, in Rhode Island, and
Speaker 17: in Chicago, Illinois. They're everywhere and they're all stealing money.
Speaker 17: You know, this is the idea that like, you know,
Speaker 17: Wayne Root must be all Republicans, O maga, all the
Speaker 17: Wayne Roots, that Donald Trump's were all racist.
Speaker 3: Well you couldn't be furtherest to the truth.
Speaker 17: I love legal immigrants number one. I think that's what
Speaker 17: made America right, legal immigrants, not illegal.
Speaker 3: And number two, you know what, Bill, I don't care
Speaker 3: if you're black. I don't care if you're white. I
Speaker 3: don't care if you're green. I don't care if you're Jewish.
Speaker 3: I don't even care of your Muslim.
Speaker 17: If you come to America and you want to not
Speaker 17: go on welfare and not take food stamps and not
Speaker 17: take from the system, and you have a job, you're
Speaker 17: not lazy from the day you get here. You have
Speaker 17: a job, you contribute, and you pay taxes. Those people
Speaker 17: I like, if they're smart. How about what Trump talks
Speaker 17: about low Iq, He's one hundred percent of right. These
Speaker 17: Somalians in little of Somalia in Minnesota, low Iq elin
Speaker 17: Omar's iq is like almost a retarded disabled person in America.
Speaker 17: These people do not belong in our country. The point
Speaker 17: of America is we want immigrants, but we want the
Speaker 17: best of the best from each country, not the worst
Speaker 17: of the worst. So I'll take a Somalian, I'll take
Speaker 17: a black person from Zimbabwe, Somalia, Haiti, as long as
Speaker 17: you're the top one half of one percent, smartest and
Speaker 17: most talented for that country. But what we're doing now
Speaker 17: is taking the bottom of the barrel, the worst of
Speaker 17: the worst from each country.
Speaker 3: So I don't care if you're from Israel or Haiti.
Speaker 17: I want the best of Israel and I want the
Speaker 17: best of Haiti.
Speaker 3: Will take all of those.
Speaker 17: In our country legally, never illegally, but stop accepting low iq,
Speaker 17: unskilled won't learn English, criminals and frauds into our country,
Speaker 17: who are welfare queens that want to be paid government
Speaker 17: checks for the day they're boards will the day they die.
Speaker 17: So I'm all for immigration. If you come here to
Speaker 17: work and you'll never take a dime and you're smart,
Speaker 17: which give an IQ test. I'll take the smartest in Somalia.
Speaker 17: I want the top one hundred people in Somalia who
Speaker 17: have IQs above one point thirty, right, But I don't
Speaker 17: want the ones who have IQ's of seventy. We don't
Speaker 17: want him in our country. So we have to start
Speaker 17: having standards. America doesn't need more dumb people. We got
Speaker 17: enough dumb people already.
Speaker 1: Bill, Well, how about this?
Speaker 5: When I watched Tom Homan this morning on CNN, he
Speaker 5: made this would be a great topic for sixty minutes
Speaker 5: if we had legitimate news media. He said that those
Speaker 5: experts in his Department of Borders are health and human
Speaker 5: I'm sorry the borders are said. There's at least sixty
Speaker 5: two thousand and migrant children from horrific circumstances like sex
Speaker 5: trafficking and forced labor that have been freed by Donald Trump,
Speaker 5: leaving about another three hundred thousand children led in by
Speaker 5: Obama and Biden that were sex traffic continue to be
Speaker 5: sex traffic. Wouldn't it be interesting, instead of those two
Speaker 5: Narco terrorists that were killed on the Double Top strike,
Speaker 5: if all the news media would try to find some
Speaker 5: of these children who were put into sex trafficking six seven,
Speaker 5: eight little boys and girls by the policies of Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: Why doesn't why doesn't why doesn't Trump get coverage of
Speaker 5: what he's done with that?
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's great, it's great stuff. And I can tell
Speaker 17: you why this stuff doesn't happen. This is the point
Speaker 17: I was going to make it that I got off
Speaker 17: on my tangent about how we don't want low.
Speaker 3: IQ in our country.
Speaker 17: But what I was gonna make was it's not just
Speaker 17: the money that's been stolen by the Somalis in Minnesota.
Speaker 17: It's also a big news story that was kind of avoided.
Speaker 17: Most people didn't see it last week as the mainstream
Speaker 17: didn't cover it.
Speaker 3: But Obama had a.
Speaker 17: Big shot DEA official who got arrested this week for
Speaker 17: being on the payroll of the Mexican drug cartel.
Speaker 5: And right, an Obama official gets arrested for being on
Speaker 5: the payroll of the drug cartel in Mexico.
Speaker 17: And I've come on your show one hundred times, Bill,
Speaker 17: I mean, I'm on your show a lot, and every
Speaker 17: time I say something about the fact that, in my opinion,
Speaker 17: all the Democrats are on the payroll of China and
Speaker 17: the Mexican drug cartel. And of course China's partners with
Speaker 17: the Mexican drug cartel because they bring in all the
Speaker 17: feneral Mexico does for China. China makes it all and
Speaker 17: then their partners bring it across the border, traffic it
Speaker 17: and sell it in the United States. So China is
Speaker 17: partners with all the drug gangs, the drug cartels, and
Speaker 17: the drug cartel chiefs, And so I believe every Democrat
Speaker 17: because they all act so abnormal. They love illegals, they
Speaker 17: love giving illegals money, they love defending them and never allowing.
Speaker 3: Them to be deported.
Speaker 17: They'll defend you if you're a murderer, a rapist, MS
Speaker 17: thirteen gangbanger, they'll fly del salvage wor to bring it back.
Speaker 3: It's crazy.
Speaker 17: The reason why you own thing that makes sense is
Speaker 17: that they are on the payroll of the Mexican drug cartel.
Speaker 17: This guy was the tip of the iceberg. In my opinion,
Speaker 17: Half the government officials who have something to do with
Speaker 17: bringing in drugs, you know, if they can, if they're
Speaker 17: in a position that can help bring in drugs, they're
Speaker 17: on the payroll of the Mexican drug cartel. Half the
Speaker 17: politicians are on the payroll of the Mexican drug cartel,
Speaker 17: on both parties, but all the Democrats. I'm telling you
Speaker 17: it's happening. I don't know why people don't get it.
Speaker 17: I watched the nineteen forties movie the other day in
Speaker 17: black and white, and it was about the mob in
Speaker 17: nineteen forty and in New York City in nineteen forty,
Speaker 17: the mafia, the Italian mafia, controlled the judges, the police chiefs,
Speaker 17: and the politicians.
Speaker 3: The judges were all bought.
Speaker 17: So what would make people think that the Mexican drug cartels,
Speaker 17: with all the money in the world, they make up
Speaker 17: billion dollars a week, You don't think they could pay
Speaker 17: off all the judges in the America, all the Democrat judges.
Speaker 17: You don't think they got the police chefs. You don't
Speaker 17: think they got the politicians. Of course they do.
Speaker 3: The mafia did it in nineteen forty.
Speaker 17: They didn't make anything near the money that these guys
Speaker 17: are making now. So I'm telling you our officials and
Speaker 17: government and our politicians are paid in offshore accounts by
Speaker 17: the Mexican drug cartel and by China. And I'm telling
Speaker 17: you that's why they're so desperate to keep the border
Speaker 17: open and to keep the illegals in the United States,
Speaker 17: even the gang bangers in all on.
Speaker 5: That front, Homan also said that in December of last year,
Speaker 5: three hundred and one, nine hundred and eighty one encounters
Speaker 5: at the southwest border. He said twice that number we're
Speaker 5: not recorded as encounters. That would be six hundred thousand
Speaker 5: and one month. And in the month of November we
Speaker 5: have the numbers. The number is zero. So in one
Speaker 5: month of last year with Biden six hundred thousand encounters
Speaker 5: LEGO and in Leo six hundred thousand, and in the
Speaker 5: month of November this year zero and so.
Speaker 17: Well, not only not only zero in November, but I
Speaker 17: believe I report on my show yesterday, I'm pretty sure
Speaker 17: the number was seven months in a row. We've let
Speaker 17: zero into the country. Zero for the seventh months in
Speaker 17: a row. I mean, when people criticize Trump, I get it.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 17: I disagree with Trump on several key issues. You know,
Speaker 17: him and I could argue about a whole bunch of things.
Speaker 17: You know, I'm against the vaccine. I can't stand the
Speaker 17: fact that he wants to let six hundred thousand shiny
Speaker 17: students into the country I disagree should have released Epstein.
Speaker 17: You know I always said from day one, I send notes,
Speaker 17: release Epstein, Release Epstein. You're causing problems here with Maga.
Speaker 17: Release Epstein. There are things even I disagree with Trump on,
Speaker 17: but that never makes me change my mind that if
Speaker 17: you watch the things he does on a weekly basis,
Speaker 17: he is the greatest president of my lifetime, and he
Speaker 17: is the goat, maybe the greatest of all time. He
Speaker 17: is better than Reagan. He does more in a week
Speaker 17: good than Reagan did in eight years.
Speaker 3: And I love Reagan.
Speaker 17: Reagan's my hero, but never did Reagan do what Trump does.
Speaker 3: Every day of the week.
Speaker 17: He makes six announcements that I love, and then like
Speaker 17: once a month he does something I don't like. And
Speaker 17: these these people on the right who are so uptight
Speaker 17: about the one he does that they don't like. You know,
Speaker 17: the glass is half full, it's.
Speaker 3: Not half empty. Stop seeing it as half empty.
Speaker 17: He is the greatest president we've ever had, and he's
Speaker 17: the greatest president will ever get in the future. So
Speaker 17: you better enjoy it because he does more good in
Speaker 17: a week than any president will ever do in eight years.
Speaker 5: And next year, if it goes the wrong direction. The
Speaker 5: last two years of his last term in office is
Speaker 5: going to be impeachments and subpoenas and all kinds of
Speaker 5: governmental hearings. King Jefferies is going to impage the President
Speaker 5: again and probably peyt hag Cethea. It'll be nothing will happen.
Speaker 5: This next midterm election November of next year, is going
Speaker 5: to be by far the most important in my lifetime.
Speaker 3: Would you agree, Well, that's why I have the answer
Speaker 3: to that.
Speaker 17: There's only one answer, and the average person doesn't understand that.
Speaker 17: Trump gets it, and Tommy Tupperville gets it because he
Speaker 17: announced it last week, and I've been saying on my
Speaker 17: show every day, the most important thing we can ever
Speaker 17: do in the history of America is to kill the philibuster.
Speaker 17: And if the Republican Congress won't kill a philibuster, then
Speaker 17: they're all morons. But they're playing for the other side.
Speaker 17: Because if we were to kill the filibuster, and you
Speaker 17: could pass the entire Trump agenda with fifty one votes
Speaker 17: instead of sixty, you can pass voter ID for federal elections,
Speaker 17: proof of citizenship for federal elections. You can pass no
Speaker 17: longer allow mail in ballots, except if a person get
Speaker 17: proved they're extremely sick. You're dying of cancer. Other than that,
Speaker 17: no longer allow ballot drop boxes or ballot harvesting. No
Speaker 17: longer allow ballots to be counted after election day on
Speaker 17: a federal base.
Speaker 3: You can't do that locally. I get it.
Speaker 17: CONTs says the states control their local state elections, but
Speaker 17: on a federal level, for federal elections, this could all
Speaker 17: be passed. Not to mention, every conservative judge that's been
Speaker 17: sitting in line one hundreds of that don't get passed, right,
Speaker 17: line them up and send them on through.
Speaker 3: If we don't.
Speaker 17: Pass the filibuster, we will lose the midterms. It's suicide
Speaker 17: to not pass a killing of the filibuster.
Speaker 3: We've got to get rid of the filibuster.
Speaker 17: And then we win every election going forward for years
Speaker 17: to come, because without rigging and cheating, Democrats cannot win elections.
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Speaker 5: and Merry Christmas.
Speaker 17: Merry Christmas, Roots for America dot com. Merry Christmas, Happy
Speaker 17: and happy New Year.
Speaker 1: God bless you you're the best.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. Let's continue with more Billy Cunningham.
Speaker 5: With you every Sunday Night. By Billy Cunningham. The Great
Speaker 5: American waylan the root those where the bodies are buried
Speaker 5: all over the country. And if he can get the
Speaker 5: President to do what he suggests, how great would that be?
Speaker 5: And then leave the Blue cities and Blue states alone,
Speaker 5: let them fall under their own morass. And I'm gonna
Speaker 5: have I love to hear from Jeff crue Air from
Speaker 5: New Orleans about ICE cooperation there. And to cut off
Speaker 5: all government benefits to illegal aliens I think should be
Speaker 5: a given.
Speaker 1: Why not? It makes a whole bunch of sense.
Speaker 5: And secondly, how can you have an affordability crisis complain
Speaker 5: about by the Democrats When their policies cause the issues
Speaker 5: in America to become unaffordable, whether it's rent or food,
Speaker 5: or whether it's alcohol or gasoline, utilities and pharmaceutical or
Speaker 5: medical expenses. The Democratic policies is what's causing higher costs,
Speaker 5: and they pen that on someone other than themselves. When
Speaker 5: their policies cause the countries middle class, they have many
Speaker 5: things in their life that are unaffordable, unaffordable, I stay
Speaker 5: tuned for more. Coming up next will be the great
Speaker 5: Warren Davidson. Warren Davison has spent many years in the Congress.
Speaker 5: He also is a graduate of West Point. Is defending
Speaker 5: the viewpoints about what to do about Pete Hegseth and
Speaker 5: Admiral Bailey, Admiral Bradley that both of us say he
Speaker 5: did nothing wrong.
Speaker 1: So let's continue with more.
Speaker 5: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, with you and all of
Speaker 5: the great Americans every Sunday. Bill Cunningham, the Great America.
Speaker 5: Let's continue now in One of the great representatives in
Speaker 5: the Congress is Warren Davidson of the state of Ohio.
Speaker 5: Been there about ten years, graduated from Notre Dame, also
Speaker 5: at West Point graduate and Congressman Warren Davidson. First of all,
Speaker 5: welcome again to the Bill Cunningham Show and Merry Christmas.
Speaker 5: And I want to get a military guy's perspective on
Speaker 5: the double tap that happened on these Narco terrorists and
Speaker 5: how unusual is it for that to occur. The admiral
Speaker 5: involved seems to be a platinum gold when it comes
Speaker 5: to ethics, values and morals. What he did was have
Speaker 5: out his side a jagged lawyer Department of Defense approving
Speaker 5: what he was doing. So how does a military man
Speaker 5: process what's happening in the Caribbean.
Speaker 18: Always very interesting to see you and all your listeners
Speaker 18: as well. Thanks for having me on. And look, you know,
Speaker 18: when you think of it, the military go back to
Speaker 18: George Washington on Christmas, they crossed the Delaware and change
Speaker 18: the course of the revolution. So you know, we're here
Speaker 18: at a time where we've just remembered the day that
Speaker 18: lives in infamy, December seventh, and now we're moving moving forward.
Speaker 18: But you know, you look at the long legacy of
Speaker 18: our military. Look, the military, they take action when all
Speaker 18: the diplomacy fails. Right, we tried the asking nicely, We
Speaker 18: told them to stop, and now you have to make
Speaker 18: them stop bringing the drugs into our country. And so
Speaker 18: President Trump rightly declared the cartel's enemies of our country.
Speaker 18: They are clearly enemies of our country. They're killing Americans
Speaker 18: with this poison, fentanyl, and all kinds of other horrific acts.
Speaker 18: And they're allied with people that are also part of
Speaker 18: a broader terror network and a broader terror funding system.
Speaker 18: So they're legitimate target. There is an eminent threat to Americans,
Speaker 18: and so they've gone through all that. Then when you
Speaker 18: go to target it, they intended to kill the people
Speaker 18: on the boat and sink the boat. Right, They want
Speaker 18: to kill they want to take out everything about that boat.
Speaker 18: And the idea that well, you only get one shot
Speaker 18: at it is crazy. Now they've tried all kinds of
Speaker 18: word parsing to get around the fact.
Speaker 3: The root issue is they don't want.
Speaker 18: To take out the cartels. I mean, at the end
Speaker 18: of the day, they've been the great Democrats have been
Speaker 18: the greatest thing ever for the cartels. When Donald Trump
Speaker 18: was president number forty five, the cartels were making money
Speaker 18: trafficking people across the southern border. The New York Times
Speaker 18: estimated about five hundred thousand dollars a year. But with
Speaker 18: two years into the Biden administration, The New York Times
Speaker 18: hardly a friend of ours says that the cartels were
Speaker 18: making over thirteen billion dollars a year just trafficking the people,
Speaker 18: exploiting them, mong them tens of thousands of unaccompanied miners,
Speaker 18: many of whom the Trump administration have recovered.
Speaker 3: So these these are horrible.
Speaker 18: Democrats don't want to stop the cartels. They've designed policy
Speaker 18: after policy that helps the cartels, and so now they're
Speaker 18: out there like, well, you can't come back and try
Speaker 18: to kill them a second time. They were stranded on
Speaker 18: a boat that was going to sink and you had
Speaker 18: to go rescue them. Well, no you don't. Now if
Speaker 18: they were defenseless and floating in the water trying to
Speaker 18: survive and get to shore. There is a shipwreck provision
Speaker 18: in the law of armed conflicts, and that did in
Speaker 18: fact happen. If you recall there were two people that
Speaker 18: were rescued by our military and our coast Guard. They
Speaker 18: were returned to their country of origin. Now I think
Speaker 18: they should have been extra died and prosecuted. I mean,
Speaker 18: they were in the act of something else. Get Mos
Speaker 18: a great fitting place underutilized these days, and you could
Speaker 18: have taken them there and just made it clear like no,
Speaker 18: you don't get a free pass for trying to do
Speaker 18: this to our country. But that's the kind of lay
Speaker 18: of the land right now as I see it.
Speaker 5: Well, we have many examples in the past of sinking
Speaker 5: a disabled enemy vessel, even when carrying a wounded personnel
Speaker 5: at a standard naval practice for generations. I saw this
Speaker 5: story on the History Channel which I love watching. And
Speaker 5: the commentator that made the remarks during the Battle of Midway,
Speaker 5: one of the Japanese carriers was blue up, was burning
Speaker 5: dead in the water, no longer able to fight or
Speaker 5: launch aircraft, but it was full of injured, dead and
Speaker 5: dying Japanese soldiers to the tune of several hundred. And
Speaker 5: you know, you know what we did, Congressman. We kept
Speaker 5: throwing torpedoes into the ship until it was at the
Speaker 5: bottom of the ocean.
Speaker 1: And that was lawful.
Speaker 5: And so there were hundreds of wounded Japanese of the
Speaker 5: Imperial Navy that we put to the bottom of the
Speaker 5: Pacific because they were on an aircraft likely to sink
Speaker 5: and disabled enemy vessel. Everyone caring when the personnel has
Speaker 5: been standard naval practice for generations, and consistent with the
Speaker 5: law of the armed conflict of the sea, not to
Speaker 5: directly kill those men, but to take the ship to
Speaker 5: the bottom of the ocean.
Speaker 1: And what happens happens, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 18: And look, we've got colleagues, frankly Republicans and denteracrats that
Speaker 18: are out there are like, well, you know, you can't
Speaker 18: just give a death penalty to these guys. They're trafficking drugs.
Speaker 18: It's not a capital offense. Look, you don't send in
Speaker 18: the military to read Miranda rights people, right. The military
Speaker 18: action is not you know, police action, right. It is
Speaker 18: not like, oh, well, we're going to send them out
Speaker 18: with you know, tasers and flex cuffs and bring them
Speaker 18: all in for questioning. The military is diplomacy failed. You
Speaker 18: should have negotiated, you should have complied when we told you,
Speaker 18: and you didn't, and now we're going to make you
Speaker 18: stop posing a threat to our country.
Speaker 3: And the stronger and more.
Speaker 18: Focused our military is, the more effective our state department
Speaker 18: can be, the more effective our Homeland security department can be,
Speaker 18: the more secure our border can be. And these are
Speaker 18: the objectives, and that's the root of it. People at
Speaker 18: the end of the day don't want the border secure,
Speaker 18: they don't want the black market closed off, and they
Speaker 18: want to military that isn't designed to fight and win
Speaker 18: decisive battles. They want these nebulous continue on forever. I mean,
Speaker 18: these are the same kind of people that sent the
Speaker 18: JAG officers over to say, well, you know, you were
Speaker 18: trying to kill this guy over in Afghanistan before. But Now,
Speaker 18: you can't really kill him. You know, you could kill
Speaker 18: him over here, but you can't kill him there. And yeah,
Speaker 18: it looks like he's put an id out there, but
Speaker 18: you got to wait until you take direct fire from somebody.
Speaker 18: These are the stupidest things that they come up with,
Speaker 18: and they need to stay the heck away from the
Speaker 18: warriors that are out there doing what needs to be
Speaker 18: done to defend our country.
Speaker 5: And you may have recalled during that disastrous leaving of
Speaker 5: Kabbo Afghanistan, the desertion of our duties ordered by Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: He sent drones over to take out a couple of
Speaker 5: white trucks that had eight children and four women inside
Speaker 5: the trucks. It was the goal was to kill a
Speaker 5: couple of terrorists. They might have killed a couple of terrorists,
Speaker 5: but they killed about eight children and four women in
Speaker 5: the process. And the Democrats did not raise the stink
Speaker 5: at all, did they.
Speaker 18: Yeah, they Saint Obama to them, right, I mean, he
Speaker 18: could do no wrong. Everything was great, even when he
Speaker 18: killed an American who was like sixteen. And I'm not complaining.
Speaker 18: I think you know, this guy had made himself an
Speaker 18: enemy of our country. You know, there were a lot
Speaker 18: of smarter ways to wage the war on terror, and
Speaker 18: there's been very little accountability for those people that waged it.
Speaker 18: But it's been disappointing to watch veterans, you know, particularly
Speaker 18: some of these guys who who were part of the
Speaker 18: reason we were not succeeding in the war. They're anxious
Speaker 18: to hold everybody in the lower ranks accountable all day,
Speaker 18: but there's never any accountability for the generals. And now
Speaker 18: they're out there commentating from the side, trying to tear
Speaker 18: down peak HEADSEF. And note that all it appears to
Speaker 18: be well coordinated, right So right after the Seditious Six
Speaker 18: go out and release their video about this, the whole
Speaker 18: media thing comes in. So you know, it wasn't like
Speaker 18: some naive set of coincidences. I do believe their coincidences.
Speaker 18: That video was not one of them. This is a
Speaker 18: coordinated operation and it's designed to sow discord and dissent
Speaker 18: within our militaries, designed to undermine the current channe of
Speaker 18: command and weaken our country. It's horrendous that this is
Speaker 18: even going on, and it's even more horrendous to me
Speaker 18: that it's being tolerated and talked about seriously.
Speaker 1: Well, on another issue.
Speaker 5: Sometime a week or so, the Senate is going to
Speaker 5: take up they agree to take up, I have a
Speaker 5: vote on the extension of Obamacare. Can you briefly describe
Speaker 5: what was promised by Obamacare in the beginning, how it
Speaker 5: turned out, and why I would anticipate you think a
Speaker 5: wooden stake needs to go into the heart of Obamacare.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 18: Of course, it's called the Affordable Care Act, and the
Speaker 18: Obama branded it, and the whole promise was that it
Speaker 18: would make health care more affordable.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 18: It obviously hasn't succeeded in that. Now, I won't say
Speaker 18: there were nothing out of it that came to be effective.
Speaker 18: I mean, now you can keep your kids on your
Speaker 18: plan until they're twenty six, if you've got like a
Speaker 18: family plan, you've got a way to cover pre existing
Speaker 18: conditions and things like that where people found themselves kind
Speaker 18: of locked out of access to healthcare. So that those
Speaker 18: are things that are broadly bipartisan and supported. And even
Speaker 18: when Republicans were trying to perform this back in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 18: there were things that were preserved. But what fundamentally they
Speaker 18: do is of the As Obamacare continued to fail. In
Speaker 18: twenty one, they decided, you know, we need more subsidies
Speaker 18: to go to bail out the Obamacare and cover for
Speaker 18: the fact that it's failing. And they came up with
Speaker 18: has to be like the dumbest idea, which is, let's
Speaker 18: give the subsidies direct to the health insurance companies. Now,
Speaker 18: you know, if you would give it to the doctors
Speaker 18: or hospitals, I mean, that might make sense. If you
Speaker 18: give it to the people who owe the hospital and
Speaker 18: doctor bills, that would make sense. But why would you
Speaker 18: give it to a middleman, particularly one that performance hasn't
Speaker 18: been good. I mean, in spite of all the subsidies,
Speaker 18: they didn't keep health care affordable. Now, their profit margins
Speaker 18: have been phenomenal, their share prices have done great. In
Speaker 18: one of the top performing ETFs out there is a
Speaker 18: healthcare ETF has just been predictable as can be, soaring
Speaker 18: since Obamacare started pouring cash into the health insurance companies.
Speaker 18: But people are still getting double digit increases. They're still
Speaker 18: being out of pocket max rays, still being denied claims,
Speaker 18: still being told, oh that was out of network, all
Speaker 18: kinds of terrible service.
Speaker 3: People can't stand the health.
Speaker 18: Insurance company, even though they might say, you know, I
Speaker 18: had great doctors and nurses and the technology is great
Speaker 18: and everything else, the medical building process has been a disaster.
Speaker 18: And so instead of fixing that, Democrats want to continue
Speaker 18: to hide the failure of Obamacare and pretend that it's
Speaker 18: great with more subsidies. And so that's the challenge right here.
Speaker 18: And I think, you know, kudos to President Trump because
Speaker 18: he's talked about, you know, health freedom accounts where the
Speaker 18: money would go directly to individuals. Yes, and you know,
Speaker 18: if you're going to subsidize something, that would be way
Speaker 18: smarter way to do it, and it would ultimately help
Speaker 18: reorient healthcare as the user is the person that pays
Speaker 18: for it, and then it could actually have function more
Speaker 18: like a market so that it would actually hold prices
Speaker 18: down and in at least increase service. If if you're
Speaker 18: going to have it out there, I mean, you know,
Speaker 18: they don't respond to the consumer in the current model.
Speaker 5: And Congressman, I think Republicans do a bad job at
Speaker 5: pr And in this case, the average person thinks, somehow
Speaker 5: Republicans want to take away healthcare, when in reality, Republicans
Speaker 5: want quality healthcare centered around the patient and the Democrats
Speaker 5: want to give billions of dollars to the insurance companies,
Speaker 5: who then screw the patients and get campaign donations back.
Speaker 5: If you would ask the average person living in this
Speaker 5: country who wants to provide healthcare at little expense, the
Speaker 5: answer would probably be the Democratic Party. But the average
Speaker 5: person doesn't understand that Obamacare gives subsidies directly to insurance
Speaker 5: companies hoping they hold down costs. They're not incentivized to
Speaker 5: do so, and they don't. Plus, some of the deductibilities
Speaker 5: are five to ten thousand dollars for each person you're
Speaker 5: out of network. The thing is collapsed and it's failed.
Speaker 5: Why should you subsidize a failure? And Obamacare is a failure,
Speaker 5: And so at some point the House may have to
Speaker 5: vote on this thing. How would you vote in a
Speaker 5: week or two?
Speaker 18: Well, look, I'm against just continuing the status quo of
Speaker 18: more subsidies for a failed plan. I mean, this is
Speaker 18: a crazy idea. And look, I will say Democrats, they've
Speaker 18: been sort of dancing to the same sheet music for
Speaker 18: a long time. They love Obamacare and they want it
Speaker 18: as a gateway drug to get single payer, you know,
Speaker 18: socialist health care, where the government runs everything. I mean,
Speaker 18: some of them want a true national system where the
Speaker 18: doctors and hospitals are operated by the government too.
Speaker 1: That's really vacare for all.
Speaker 18: And while the VA has moved a lot in the
Speaker 18: right direction since Trump's first term and a lot of
Speaker 18: good reform packages, I mean, you don't have the same
Speaker 18: kinds of problems in a lot of our private sector
Speaker 18: hospitals that you've had in VA with you know, veteran care.
Speaker 18: So I don't think that's something should be replicated for everybody.
Speaker 18: What we should do is continue to do the part
Speaker 18: that works. I mean, most Americans get their insurance to
Speaker 18: their employer, happy with it. And the trouble is is
Speaker 18: that it works fine if you get a job at
Speaker 18: Procter and Gamble or something, a huge employer, and they
Speaker 18: they have great plans and everything else like that, they're
Speaker 18: great company. But if you look at a small business
Speaker 18: you get twenty employees, one person gets cancer, they want
Speaker 18: to spread that risk over twenty people. Well, that doesn't
Speaker 18: that doesn't share the risk pool big enough. So part
Speaker 18: of the reforms that Republicans had was to put the
Speaker 18: high cost to ensured a high risk pool that would
Speaker 18: take that out of the insurance market, so the Medicaid
Speaker 18: dollars would go to that. Then regular health insurance would
Speaker 18: have less. Some of the you know, five or ten
Speaker 18: most expensive things wouldn't even have to be covered by anybody,
Speaker 18: they'd be so that that would be the subsidy, and
Speaker 18: it would go to treat these things that are just
Speaker 18: super expensive to treat, and normal health care, normal access
Speaker 18: to health care for your common conditions. People you know,
Speaker 18: have a baby and you know, want to want to
Speaker 18: do maternity and all this stuff. Those kinds of things
Speaker 18: would would be lower because you're not subsidizing the super
Speaker 18: high expensive stuff they're because you're doing cancer treatments with
Speaker 18: the same twenty employees, right, And so changing that risk
Speaker 18: model is are things that aren't sexy, they aren't flashy,
Speaker 18: they don't mark it well, but they really do lower costs.
Speaker 18: And so those are the kinds of things we have
Speaker 18: to do. And I think you know President Trump's onto
Speaker 18: something is if you do want to extend the subsidies,
Speaker 18: let's make sure we send them money to the people
Speaker 18: and let them buy the plan they want.
Speaker 1: That's the other thing.
Speaker 18: Obamacare mandated that everybody has to have a standard package
Speaker 18: of insurance, so you couldn't customize it anymore.
Speaker 1: And you know, if you.
Speaker 18: Look at some of the advertisers on TV, they've made
Speaker 18: a mint talking about, well, customize it by the things
Speaker 18: you want from your car, your home, or everything else.
Speaker 1: But when it comes to healthcare, you can't do that.
Speaker 9: You got to buy the whole package.
Speaker 5: I don't need transgender services, I don't need abortion care,
Speaker 5: I don't need all kinds of stuff, and I buy
Speaker 5: one the insurance that fits my needs at this particular point,
Speaker 5: and one size does fit all, and that spreads the
Speaker 5: premiums over a large group of people that none of
Speaker 5: whom need the care for some of the things that
Speaker 5: have been ordered. Well, Congressman Warren Davids who we've got
Speaker 5: to go. The affordability crisis is here and is caused
Speaker 5: by the policies of the Democrat Party, and instead of
Speaker 5: taking responsibility for it, they want to make things more unaffordable,
Speaker 5: such as rents, utility expenses, and healthcare costs. And I
Speaker 5: hope our conversation informed the American people as to what
Speaker 5: the plan is. And the Democrats want to keep the
Speaker 5: campaign donations coming from the insurance companies and Donald Trump
Speaker 5: and you want to give the subsidies directly to the
Speaker 5: insured person and let that person decide what they specifically need.
Speaker 5: Then costs go down. And Warren Davidson, once again, thanks
Speaker 5: for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show, and Merry Christmas
Speaker 5: and a happy near to you. Warren Davidson, You're doing
Speaker 5: a great job.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 18: Yeah, Merry Christmas, Happy neuity to you and to all
Speaker 18: your lists.
Speaker 5: Bless you all, God, bless America. Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: That guy went to West Point a Notre Dame. Pretty
Speaker 5: good guy, been a ranger and he stands with Pete Hegseth.
Speaker 5: These things happen in the military. They're not the welcome
Speaker 5: wagon that they don't go there with with with the
Speaker 5: idea that how do we save narco traffickers. Their goal
Speaker 5: was to put that that boat at the bottom of
Speaker 5: the Caribbean. And if it takes two strikes to do it,
Speaker 5: so be it. Let's continue with more Bill Cunningham, with
Speaker 5: you every Sunday. Billy Cunningham, the Great American is Christmas approaches.
Speaker 5: I want to wish you and yours and merry Christmas
Speaker 5: in the happy New Year, and remember what the season
Speaker 5: is all about. But I especially want to thank tonight
Speaker 5: Wayne Olan Route for coming on. He has the President's here,
Speaker 5: and when he talks about the idea of cutting off
Speaker 5: government benefits to illegal aliens, I think that would be
Speaker 5: a given. In fact, most of the polling on the
Speaker 5: issue indicates that we agree with the President and agree
Speaker 5: with Wayne Alan Root on that issue. And as far
Speaker 5: as Pete Hegseth he is, the price is to Jore
Speaker 5: and the Democrats come up all the time with more
Speaker 5: and more reasons to hate Donald Trump and Jade Vance
Speaker 5: and everyone connected to the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: So it's not going to stop.
Speaker 5: Get ready, and as Jeff Crewer said earlier tonight, it
Speaker 5: is critical that the midterm election have a Trump turnout
Speaker 5: so that Trump agenda can't continue. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year.
Speaker 5: Bill Cunningham, the Great American, with you every Sunday night.