Speaker 1: Bill cunning in The Great American. Of course, yesterday in
Speaker 1: Green Bay was not a complete disaster of a moral
Speaker 1: victory at shorts. And Thursday night the Steelers are in town.
Speaker 1: That could begin the renaissance of your Cincinnati Bengals. I
Speaker 1: see a flickering candle in the darkness. His name is
Speaker 1: Joe Flacco. Somehow in the second half, great things happened
Speaker 1: which no one anticipated, especially at halftime. And Moeger, can
Speaker 1: I share with you the stats in the first half
Speaker 1: as opposed to the stats in the second half and
Speaker 1: see if you can see a difference. Okay, in the
Speaker 1: first half with the Bengals they scored zero points. In
Speaker 1: the second half they scored eighteen. Do you see that
Speaker 1: as an improvement?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, So that means in the next half they play,
Speaker 3: they'll score thirty six.
Speaker 1: Now you're thinking like the Great American. As far as
Speaker 1: yards gained, in the first half, they had sixty five
Speaker 1: yards and the second half they had two hundred and three.
Speaker 1: Do you see an improvement there?
Speaker 2: I sure do.
Speaker 4: Willie.
Speaker 3: By the way, it's scary when you say that. I'm
Speaker 3: starting to think.
Speaker 4: Like you now.
Speaker 1: Number three, in the first half they had four one, two,
Speaker 1: three four first downs I think three were on penalties,
Speaker 1: and anyway, they had four first downs and the second
Speaker 1: half they had sixteen. Now that's an improvement. Now, time
Speaker 1: of possession in the first half they had eight minutes
Speaker 1: and sixteen seconds of possession out of thirty and the
Speaker 1: second half they had nineteen and dominated possession in the
Speaker 1: second half. So they had eighteen points to zero, two
Speaker 1: hundred and three yards to sixty five, sixteen first downs
Speaker 1: to four, and time of possession nineteen minutes to eight minutes.
Speaker 1: Do you see an improvement there across the board?
Speaker 2: I do, Willie.
Speaker 3: Yes, you're paying a very rosy picture for this team.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm doing. Is it justified? Do you think
Speaker 1: that Joe Flacco and I think Micah Parsons had no sacks,
Speaker 1: no individual tackles, helped on maybe two or three, completely irrelevant.
Speaker 1: And Orlando Brown wasn't so much of a swinging door,
Speaker 1: allowed one or two, but that's about it for him.
Speaker 1: That's not bad. So what hope do you have Thursday night?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: I looked at this game as one the Bengals were
Speaker 3: probably not going to win. Vegas told you as much.
Speaker 3: They were fourteen and a half point underdogs. They were
Speaker 3: using a quarterback who showed up on Tuesday night, They're
Speaker 3: playing a team coming off of bye, and they don't
Speaker 3: have a great defense.
Speaker 4: So I looked at this game as.
Speaker 3: Basically a preseason game for Joe Flacco. Start to get
Speaker 3: on the same page with your wide receivers. They were
Speaker 3: not in the first half, felt like they were in
Speaker 3: the second half. Expand the playbook as the game goes on.
Speaker 3: So like they did that in the second half, And
Speaker 3: so I viewed.
Speaker 4: The Green Bay game as one.
Speaker 3: Where they could plant the seeds for success moving forward.
Speaker 3: And now they've got a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Speaker 3: And quite frankly, if Pittsburgh is not going to run
Speaker 3: away and high in the AFC North, it's going to
Speaker 3: be because the Bengals beat them on Thursday. And so
Speaker 3: I think, suddenly we have an interesting.
Speaker 4: Game, right.
Speaker 3: Is there an added degree of comfort that Joe Flacco
Speaker 3: will have with a few more practices. I'lbeit on a
Speaker 3: short week playing at home against Pittsburgh, can they expand
Speaker 3: upon some of the things they did in.
Speaker 4: The second half, And I'm hopeful that.
Speaker 3: They can, and if they can, and if they can
Speaker 3: get a victory in that game on Thursday, which.
Speaker 4: They're five and a half point underdogs.
Speaker 2: Then you have the quote.
Speaker 3: Mini buy no game this weekend. Then you'll host the
Speaker 3: New York Jets. That's a winnable game. Then you'll host
Speaker 3: the Chicago Bears. That's a winnable game. And you could
Speaker 3: start to talk about the Bengals at least staying afloat
Speaker 3: between now in mid December, when hopefully Joe Burrow comes back.
Speaker 3: I still wonder, I still worry about Joe Flacco's immobility.
Speaker 3: I still don't think this defense is good enough to
Speaker 3: get stops when the game demands they do, and yesterday
Speaker 3: was proof of that. There were a number of times
Speaker 3: where it felt like if they could just get a stop,
Speaker 3: they've got a shot here, and time and again they
Speaker 3: could not. That's been a team all season long. But
Speaker 3: if you were looking for nothing more than improved quarterback
Speaker 3: play from what they were getting, I think they got
Speaker 3: that yesterday. And I think in that regard, as much
Speaker 3: as I am not into moral victories by any stretch
Speaker 3: of the imagination, I do think there are some things
Speaker 3: they can build upon moving forward.
Speaker 1: Well, there's hope because Aaron Rodgers doesn't look good. And
Speaker 1: let's face it, the surprise of this year has been
Speaker 1: the Baltimore Ravens. I think they're one in four, one
Speaker 1: in five. They stink, they're terrible, they're lousy. This division
Speaker 1: is eminently winnable and it's going to I'm going to
Speaker 1: make a prediction now that I may be held to
Speaker 1: account for later, but the Bengals will beat the Steelers
Speaker 1: on Thursday. Here Joe Flacco will leave them to glory.
Speaker 1: Then they're going to beat the Jets, and then they're
Speaker 1: likely to beat the Chicago Bears. And at that point
Speaker 1: they're going to be four and four or five and four,
Speaker 1: in which case they're set for greatness. And then they
Speaker 1: get to a bye week and they're ready to go.
Speaker 1: And doctors have tell told me that the great number nine,
Speaker 1: Joe Burrow, is going to be back the first week
Speaker 1: or two of December. So we need some help just
Speaker 1: for the next six weeks or so. And this, you know,
Speaker 1: the Bengals do not do well against the Steelers at all,
Speaker 1: but the Steelers aren't very good and the Browns thinks,
Speaker 1: so I have hope. And one thing I'd like to
Speaker 1: bring up is what happened how do they handle Michael
Speaker 1: Parsons so well? What happened? I thought he was going
Speaker 1: to cause damage and wreckage in the backfield. It didn't happen.
Speaker 3: They had a good game plan for him. I would
Speaker 3: stop short of saying that the offensive line played great,
Speaker 3: but I thought Joe Flacco for the most part, looked
Speaker 3: comfortable behind it. I felt like the Bengals had a
Speaker 3: good plan for Michael Parsons. I think the one thing
Speaker 3: that would make this easier would be if they could
Speaker 3: run the football at all. And that's that's just, frankly,
Speaker 3: not going to be so much the case. But you
Speaker 3: go from Michael Parsons on Sunday to now t J.
Speaker 3: Watt On on Thursday Day and a Pittsburgh defense that
Speaker 3: has experienced and hard hitting and is going to be
Speaker 3: a challenge. But you know, I think there's a glimmer
Speaker 3: of sunshine, as hard as that might be to believe
Speaker 3: for a team that has lost four consecutive games. The
Speaker 3: AFC talked a bottom is not very good. She talked
Speaker 3: about the Baltimore Ravens to a mess right now. The
Speaker 3: Kansas City Chiefs are starting to play really, really well,
Speaker 3: but are just three and three there's a playoff spot
Speaker 3: to be had. Again if they lose to Pittsburgh, which
Speaker 3: I don't think would surprise anybody, So then the mask
Speaker 3: gets really really difficult and the margin for error shrinks.
Speaker 3: But again, if you were looking at that game yesterday too,
Speaker 3: the same lens I was, which is Okay, you're probably
Speaker 3: not going to win, so you basically use it as
Speaker 3: a preseason game for Joe Flacco to get comfortable, to
Speaker 3: get on the same page with his wideouts, to learn
Speaker 3: the offense in an actual game environment.
Speaker 4: I think that happened, and I.
Speaker 3: Think there are some things they can build on. I
Speaker 3: don't think the Steelers are great. They did take care
Speaker 3: of business at home yesterday against the Cleveland Browns, but
Speaker 3: I don't think anybody's used that team right now as
Speaker 3: like leghitimate Super Bowl contenders. Aaron Rodgers has played well
Speaker 3: through a couple of touchdown passes yesterday, DK Metcalf had
Speaker 3: a big game, and so you know, I mean, he's
Speaker 3: Aaron Rodgers, but he's not Aaron Rodgers search to twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: He's not the Aaron Rodgers who was winning MVP awards,
Speaker 3: and so yeah, I think there is a ray of
Speaker 3: hope for this team going into Thursday night.
Speaker 1: If things go awry, and right now, what a two
Speaker 1: and four? If they lose Thursday night, they're two and five,
Speaker 1: then you got the weak part of the schedule coming up,
Speaker 1: Jets and the Bears. Who knows about that? Are there
Speaker 1: going to be calls for Zach Taylor's departure if this
Speaker 1: thing goes awry? Does he have excuses or does he
Speaker 1: not have excuse? I don't think he's real popular among
Speaker 1: the faithful right now. But is this a Zach Taylor
Speaker 1: kind of a situation. You have to be careful.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: At the end of the day, the coaches are judged
Speaker 3: on their wins and losses. Do they get into the postseason?
Speaker 3: Do they contend for championships? And I think any coach
Speaker 3: who doesn't make the playoffs for a third consecutive year
Speaker 3: is going to have folks wondering should his seat be hot.
Speaker 3: I don't think Zach Taylor gets excuses. I think he
Speaker 3: gets some slack. You know, he's had to make it
Speaker 3: up as he's gone along this year with Joe Flacco
Speaker 3: and with Jake Browning before him. To me, I think
Speaker 3: the true test is going to be if this thing
Speaker 3: unravels to the point that the locker room fractures, that
Speaker 3: singers are being pointed that the effort is being compromised. Look,
Speaker 3: the team itself, top to bottom, isn't great. I think
Speaker 3: if there's one thing the last four weeks I've told
Speaker 3: us is they're way to reliant on Joe Burrow to
Speaker 3: elevate everybody else. I put that a lot more on
Speaker 3: Duke Tobin than I do Zach Taylor. I think with
Speaker 3: Zach what I have not really seen over the course
Speaker 3: of his six plus years is a team that has.
Speaker 4: Ever quit on him.
Speaker 3: I've never gotten the sense that the culture has fallen apart.
Speaker 3: So I think if this spirals out of control, and
Speaker 3: it may begin to if they lose on Thursday, then
Speaker 3: I think you start to wonder about the coach losing
Speaker 3: the team, the coach losing the locker room. For me,
Speaker 3: the biggest issues with Zach are I'm not convinced that
Speaker 3: he should be calling plays.
Speaker 4: And that's not me.
Speaker 3: Look, I think that the lamest thing that fans do
Speaker 3: sometimes is talk about play calling, because none of us
Speaker 3: have any idea what goes into calling a play. But
Speaker 3: I do think that there have been even when the
Speaker 3: Bengals have been at their best, when Joe Burrow has
Speaker 3: been healthy, there have been these lulls in the production
Speaker 3: of the offense that I've always wondered, you know what,
Speaker 3: a different way of operating on the sideline, with a
Speaker 3: different voice in the headset, would a different play caller
Speaker 3: get rid of some of those lulls until this team
Speaker 3: maximizes its offensive potential. I will always wonder would Zach
Speaker 3: Taylor be better off and would the team bet her
Speaker 3: off if he wasn't calling plays and instead was managing.
Speaker 4: The game, was you know, handling the all.
Speaker 3: The different things and all the different decisions that a
Speaker 3: head coach has in front of him, and obviously has
Speaker 3: input in the offensive game plan, but isn't the guy
Speaker 3: calling plays. I think it would be interesting to see
Speaker 3: what would happen if they would make a change doing that.
Speaker 3: Zach Taylor said last week that's not going to happen.
Speaker 4: I think it is.
Speaker 3: Completely fair to wonder if this thing unravels, what's that
Speaker 3: going to mean for him? But I don't know that
Speaker 3: there's a track record of that happening for us to
Speaker 3: assume that it will.
Speaker 1: Let's change gears a little bit. I first met, by
Speaker 1: the way, Jim Kelly Junior, as you know, died this
Speaker 1: morning after a long fight with cancer. You see a
Speaker 1: football color analyst. I met his father, and I was
Speaker 1: a boy. As you know, Jim Kelly Senior began his
Speaker 1: career as a football coach and administrator at Deer Park
Speaker 1: High School, and I met him as a boy. I
Speaker 1: did not know his son at that point. And Jim
Speaker 1: Kelly Junior has been connected to U SEE football as
Speaker 1: a color analyst since at least nineteen eighty eight. He's
Speaker 1: been connected to UC since the early nineteen seventies when
Speaker 1: I was operations manager. I want to meet with Jim
Speaker 1: Kelly as I did with Xavier analysts, to see what
Speaker 1: the direction is and do this or do that. As
Speaker 1: soon as he told me that he went to Saint
Speaker 1: Xavior Grade School as a Golden Bear and played sports there,
Speaker 1: and then I made the connection quickly with his dad
Speaker 1: from Deer Park High School. I said, we're going to
Speaker 1: continue with you as long as you can do the job,
Speaker 1: and he did it quite well until very recently. What
Speaker 1: are your memories of Jim Kelly Junior and what he
Speaker 1: meant to UC football.
Speaker 3: Athletics synonymous with the school, synonymous with the program, and
Speaker 3: you know that goes back. Jim was a ball boy.
Speaker 3: You know, you think back to Jim Kelly Senior started
Speaker 3: as a player at UC in nineteen forty seven, was
Speaker 3: a coach, was an administrator all the way up until
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety four, and so Jim Kelly Junior's relationship with
Speaker 3: the schools started when he was a little kid as
Speaker 3: a ball boy. Jim is one of the great high
Speaker 3: school football players in Cincinnati history. A terrific player at Moler,
Speaker 3: part of teams in the early seventies led by Jerry
Speaker 3: Falf where you know, Jim ended up having the kind
Speaker 3: of career for the Crusaders that has put him in
Speaker 3: Mohler's Hall of Fame. You see, when he left, you know,
Speaker 3: that was not a program that threw the ball a bunch.
Speaker 3: But when Jim graduated from the University of Cincinnati in
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy five, he was the school's fourth all time
Speaker 3: leading receiver, and so he was a terrific high school
Speaker 3: and college football player. I went to training camp with
Speaker 3: the Chicago Bears, spent a year as a graduate assistant
Speaker 3: at UCEE, but most of us know him obviously from
Speaker 3: his work in the broadcast booth, and I've had a
Speaker 3: chance to be in that booth for the last twenty
Speaker 3: four years, and it's been it's been awesome. It's been
Speaker 3: awesome to work with somebody who was so knowledgeable but
Speaker 3: equally as passionate. I don't know, Willy, anybody who cared
Speaker 3: more about the Bearcats. And when I say care about
Speaker 3: the Bearcats, I mean care about you know, did they
Speaker 3: win or lose? But care about the young men that
Speaker 3: he got a chance to know, and care about the program,
Speaker 3: care about the coaches, and that came through every broadcast,
Speaker 3: including the three that we were fortunate enough to be
Speaker 3: with him for before he stepped aside last month. You know,
Speaker 3: those last three games he did the first three games
Speaker 3: in this season. The voice was a little bit weaker,
Speaker 3: but the analysis was just as sharp, and the enthusiasm
Speaker 3: for the program was there. But you know, in our business, Willy,
Speaker 3: there are not many people that if you ask about them,
Speaker 3: you hear no negative words. And I've never heard anybody
Speaker 3: say a negative thing about Jim Kelly.
Speaker 4: He was a guy.
Speaker 3: And I put this on social media. You know, twenty
Speaker 3: four years of spending time with Jim, dozens and dozens
Speaker 3: of road trips, Invariably conversation would drift toward Jim's family,
Speaker 3: his wife, his four boys, his grandkids, the kind of
Speaker 3: family man that you said, you know what, I want
Speaker 3: to be like that. And so the football part of
Speaker 3: this is important, and the broadcasting part of this is significant,
Speaker 3: and that's why we all know who Jim is. But personally,
Speaker 3: for me, I just think of an amazing family man
Speaker 3: and somebody whose company I'm going to miss, and somebody
Speaker 3: who you know, again, as a UC fan is more
Speaker 3: synonymous with that football program, maybe more synonymous with with
Speaker 3: that athletic department than I think any Bearcat ever.
Speaker 1: Think about eighty years connected with a Kelly family. His
Speaker 1: father started with the Bearcats in nineteen forty seven, So
Speaker 1: between nineteen forty seven and today, the Kellys have been
Speaker 1: instrumental in promoting UC athletics. Speaking positively, I don't know
Speaker 1: how many football and basketball coach have gone through since
Speaker 1: nineteen forty seven. I would say there's probably dozens and
Speaker 1: dozens and dozens, and of all those who dealt with
Speaker 1: senior or junior, not one person could say anything negative
Speaker 1: about either. One of them, and every institution needed someone
Speaker 1: like Jim Kelly Senior and Jim Kelly Junior to represent
Speaker 1: their university. The Hall of Fame is named after his dad,
Speaker 1: and Jim Kelly Junior will be missed. With his band,
Speaker 1: he enjoyed the rock and roll a little bit, but
Speaker 1: mainly he was a good husband, a good father. He
Speaker 1: was a good man and his passing today will be
Speaker 1: felt by everyone that knew him. All right, MO, thanks
Speaker 1: for coming on a little bit of sadness there with
Speaker 1: the passing of Jim Kelly Junior. But the beat goes on.
Speaker 1: The old man Rivers just keeps on rolling, and many
Speaker 1: of us get on a boat and we go downstream
Speaker 1: a little bit, then we get off and someone else
Speaker 1: gets on. But I'm not sure anyone in the history
Speaker 1: of US athletics will have the same connection to that
Speaker 1: great university more than Jim Kelly Senior and Jim Kelly Junior.
Speaker 1: And may rest in peace today at the age of
Speaker 1: seventy two. And he used those seventy two years in
Speaker 1: a positive way that lit up the live for many
Speaker 1: he came in touch with. And he will be missed,
Speaker 1: and may his memory be a be a solace for
Speaker 1: those who are hurting this morning. His memory is so positive.
Speaker 1: And once again, Moeger, thanks for coming on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. And that's Ruin Homa a winner for you.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 1: Who do they play next? By the way, who's usual
Speaker 1: football play next? If anyone?
Speaker 3: Well, the bear Cattle have won five consecutive games, are
Speaker 3: going to be at Oklahoma State on Saturday night at
Speaker 3: eight o'clock. And it is my sincere wish that they
Speaker 3: get a win for number seven because I know he's
Speaker 3: going to be looking down and and we're going to
Speaker 3: miss him. Man miss him a lot.
Speaker 1: Oklahoma States thinks I think Gundy got fired, didn't he.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they want a game. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they want a game. If they
Speaker 1: won a game this year and still water, I don't think.
Speaker 3: Well, they're zero and three in the Big Twelve. They've
Speaker 3: lost those three games by an average of more than
Speaker 3: twenty two points. Earlier this season they lost by sixty
Speaker 3: six O Oregon.
Speaker 1: Oh uh oh.
Speaker 3: Mike Gundy was let go a few weeks ago. Cincinnati
Speaker 3: on the road is I looked this morning a twenty
Speaker 3: and a half point favorite with really needless to say
Speaker 3: most they've ever been favored in as Big twelve members.
Speaker 3: So yes, this is a game the Bearcatch should win.
Speaker 3: And if they do, then I think it gets fun
Speaker 3: because we'll talk about some of the more difficult teams
Speaker 3: they have on their schedule. But I think we're going
Speaker 3: to talk about them being a factor in what feels
Speaker 3: like a wide open Fix twelve race.
Speaker 1: Give me a Big twelve championship. Mo, what do you think?
Speaker 4: Tie me up, Willie. I'd be all about that.
Speaker 1: Well, Hi, Mo. The beat goes on, and thanks for
Speaker 1: coming on the Bill Cunningham Show. We'll talk later about
Speaker 1: Jim Kelly Junior, also the services that are plant, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But Moe, have a great afternoon. Thank you.
Speaker 3: Okay, Willie, thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's continue. Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred Wow. All right,
Speaker 1: Dave Keaton hit the music Monday afternoon, the Tri State
Speaker 1: Walk Together in time, You and I. Big things happening
Speaker 1: all over the world and important stuff happening. I would
Speaker 1: give a little bit of credit on this to Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: Not much do I do that, But she's issued numerous
Speaker 1: missives and given a couple of interviews in which she
Speaker 1: gives complete credit to Donald Trump, and it's incredible, and
Speaker 1: actually even Kamala Harris has commended Trump for the peace plan.
Speaker 1: A few of the Democrats had, but of course not
Speaker 1: Steve Roberts of ABC News this morning with Tom Brenneman,
Speaker 1: the Great Brenneman, acting as if this was some diversion
Speaker 1: from the problems at home. Well, why can't you give
Speaker 1: it up? And say, who said nine months into this
Speaker 1: it'd be peace in the Middle East? Nobody? And by
Speaker 1: the way, it's not permanent. I can't imagine having gone
Speaker 1: through now. Stage one is not quite completed. Say one
Speaker 1: also involved the giving back of twenty eight deceased hostages,
Speaker 1: and that hasn't happened by a noon today, which would
Speaker 1: have been noon at their time. Right now, it's about
Speaker 1: seven thirty eight in the evening there and they hamas
Speaker 1: released so far for the twenty it expected remains of
Speaker 1: dead hostages. They're saying they cannot be located, which might
Speaker 1: be the case. I don't know, maybe they're obliterated, but
Speaker 1: they're in violation of part one, Phase one of the agreement.
Speaker 1: The rest of that has been has been met. And
Speaker 1: it's sad that I am sure that some point soon
Speaker 1: that we're going to find out that Joe Biden and
Speaker 1: Anton and Blincoln the Secretary of State are mainly responsible
Speaker 1: for all this. Of course it's a lie, but who's
Speaker 1: gonna who's going to actually report lies when the true
Speaker 1: and the truth doesn't work very well. So we'll see
Speaker 1: what happens. But you know, Phase one involved ceasefire and
Speaker 1: the IDF pullback that happened, Amas releasing all the living
Speaker 1: twenty hostages. The video of this is incredible. That's happened.
Speaker 1: Israel releases two hundred and fifty prisoners. That is ongoing,
Speaker 1: and they may be somewhat recalcitrant in releasing up to
Speaker 1: two thousand prisoners, many of whom are the worst of
Speaker 1: the worst mass murderers serving life sentences in Israel without
Speaker 1: possibility of parole because Hamas has not returned the bodies
Speaker 1: of dead hostages. So we'll see how that happens. Border
Speaker 1: crossing is open, eight is pouring into the Gaza. That's
Speaker 1: phase one. Phase two is it gets a little more difficult.
Speaker 1: Do I think the road's going to be smooth and slick?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: Do I think any president in the first nine months
Speaker 1: of his term could have accomplished with Donald Trump has accomplished.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not nobody even close could do this. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: share with you some of the attendees in the meeting,
Speaker 1: looking to my left and right. It's ongoing as I speak.
Speaker 1: Phase two involves rebuilding Gaza. How long would that take?
Speaker 1: How about disarming Hamas? How long would that take? They
Speaker 1: haven't changed their charter. Their goal is to kill Jews
Speaker 1: and Christians everywhere in the world. In fact, yesterday Sunday morning,
Speaker 1: they came out of their holes in tunnels wearing their
Speaker 1: Hamas garb, brandishing their AK forty sevens, shooting in the air,
Speaker 1: saying we won, we won, which of course is a lie.
Speaker 1: But nonetheless they went and killed many Palestinians who they
Speaker 1: believed were consulting with Israel and to America. I wonder
Speaker 1: if the college campuses are going to erupt in protest
Speaker 1: when Palestinians are being killed by Hamas. No, these are
Speaker 1: useful idiots used by the radical left to destabilize our country.
Speaker 1: But they couldn't care less the so called protesters about
Speaker 1: who's killing who. It's only to hurt America, to hurt
Speaker 1: Donald Trump and destabilize America. Also in phase two, there'll
Speaker 1: be a permanent ceasefire, also a role of an international
Speaker 1: security force and a Palestinian statehood. That's on phase two.
Speaker 1: Phase three gets more difficult, but it's an effort we're trying.
Speaker 1: And one good thing is that VP jd Vance said
Speaker 1: that no American boots soldiers will be on the ground
Speaker 1: in Gaza. And also he had like a minute segue
Speaker 1: with George Sloppinopolis yesterday and Dave Keaton, if that's ready.
Speaker 1: This is our vice president and I'm honored to have
Speaker 1: him living in our community at times, playing golf by
Speaker 1: the way at Kenmic Country Club. And nonetheless, this was
Speaker 1: a minute or so back and forth with George Slappinnopolis.
Speaker 1: Dave Keaton hit it.
Speaker 5: So I'm actually not sure what the precise question is.
Speaker 5: Did he accept fifty thousand dollars? Honestly, George, I don't
Speaker 5: know the answer to that question. What I do know
Speaker 5: is that he didn't violate a crime.
Speaker 6: So you don't what was caught on the tape you're
Speaker 6: saying right now, you don't know whether or not he
Speaker 6: kept that money.
Speaker 5: I don't know what tape you're referring to.
Speaker 1: George.
Speaker 5: I saw media reports that Tom Homan accepted a bribe.
Speaker 5: There's no evidence of that. Here's George, why fewer and
Speaker 5: fewer people watch your program and why you're losing credibility
Speaker 5: because you're talking for now five minutes with the Vice
Speaker 5: President of the United States about this story regarding Tom
Speaker 5: Holm and a story that I've read about, but I
Speaker 5: don't even know the video that you're talking about. Meanwhile,
Speaker 5: low income women can't get food because the Democrats and
Speaker 5: Chuck Schumer have shut down the government. Right now, we're
Speaker 5: trying to figure out how to pay our troops because
Speaker 5: Chuck Schumer has shut down the government. You were focused
Speaker 5: on a bogus story. You're insinuating criminal wrongdoing against a
Speaker 5: guy who has done nothing wrong, instead of focusing on
Speaker 5: the fact that our country is struggling because our government's
Speaker 5: shut down. Let's talk about the real issues, George. I
Speaker 5: think the American people would benefit much more from that
Speaker 5: than from you going down some weird left wing rabbit
Speaker 5: hole where the facts clearly show that Tom Holman didn't
Speaker 5: engage in any criminal wrongdoing.
Speaker 1: It's not a weird left wing rabbit hole. I didn't
Speaker 1: insinuate anything.
Speaker 6: I asked you whether Tom Holman accepted fifty thousand dollars,
Speaker 6: as was heard on an audio tape recorded by the
Speaker 6: FBI in September twenty twenty four, and you did not
Speaker 6: answer the question thank you for your time this morning.
Speaker 1: So at that point VP Vance tried to answer another
Speaker 1: try to jump in, and ABC News cut them off.
Speaker 1: So that's enough. We've had enough. So ABC News, the
Speaker 1: home of the view ABC News the home of Jimmy Kimmel,
Speaker 1: ABC News to the home of George Slappinopolis, ABC News
Speaker 1: the home of Roberts in the Morning with Tom Brenneman,
Speaker 1: has a viewpoint that's not news, it's commentary. And I'm
Speaker 1: entitled in my opinion. You're entitled to your opinion. But
Speaker 1: news ought to beat news and not commentary masquerading his news.
Speaker 1: And so when the American people at this point say
Speaker 1: who's responsible for the government shutdown? Garbage in, garbage out,
Speaker 1: the garbage given him by the mainstream media, educates and
Speaker 1: informs large numbers of Americans that Donald Trump somehow responsible
Speaker 1: for the shutdown when he's not. Wont I won't bore
Speaker 1: you with the detail of a clean cr continuing resolution.
Speaker 1: This was the same thing Democrats voted on yes in March,
Speaker 1: and seventeen times in the past six years they voted
Speaker 1: yes on clean crs. All this CR is going to
Speaker 1: do government shutdown is to continue current government spending at
Speaker 1: its current levels. Now, you and I may disagree with
Speaker 1: the levels of government spending, but all the CR does
Speaker 1: is to continue the current Biden budget. That's all it does.
Speaker 1: But Democrats don't want you to know that. They want
Speaker 1: to lie to you garbage in, garbage out. So you
Speaker 1: somehow blame Donald Trump for the shutdown when nothing could
Speaker 1: be further from the truth. And I would point out,
Speaker 1: you know, the physical year end of September thirtieth, and
Speaker 1: in of course, the Trumpster's budget is not an effect yet,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless we don't know the results of it. But
Speaker 1: in the year that begins September thirtieth of last year
Speaker 1: December September thirtieth of this year, the US government spent
Speaker 1: an additional three hundred billion dollars then was spent the
Speaker 1: year before that, And according to Trump's budget going forward,
Speaker 1: we're going to borrow another two trillion dollars the next year. Anyway,
Speaker 1: so government spending continues to be out of control, with
Speaker 1: all due respect Elon Musk and all of his efforts
Speaker 1: to change the arc of government spending. It doesn't appear
Speaker 1: any of it's worked, because government spending continues at current
Speaker 1: levels or more. What happened to DOGE you know, Department
Speaker 1: of Governmental Accountability? What happened? I don't know. But to
Speaker 1: have the Democrats claim that this is about food for
Speaker 1: hungry people when their policies keep that from occurring is
Speaker 1: beyond me. And many commentators on ABC can admit the reality,
Speaker 1: which is by voting against the cr that Democrats want
Speaker 1: to plunge America into an economic crisis for which Donald
Speaker 1: Trump will be charged with It'll be politically on his watch,
Speaker 1: even though it takes sixty votes in the Senate, which
Speaker 1: would include seven Democrat, to say let's continue present government spending.
Speaker 1: Is that difficult to do? Is that difficult when the
Speaker 1: Democrats in the White House, when Donald Trump was in
Speaker 1: the White House, all heal breaks loose because we want
Speaker 1: to continue also funding medical care for our legal aliens
Speaker 1: through Medicaid. That is a fact. It is real, to
Speaker 1: the tune of something in the range and one year
Speaker 1: of fifty eight to seventy five billion dollars of our
Speaker 1: money is spent in the past twelve months providing free
Speaker 1: medical care to those from different countries in the world
Speaker 1: who are not US citizens. And those are the facts.
Speaker 1: So to get back to reality, what Trumps accomplished here
Speaker 1: is unprecedented. It could not happen. And the two key
Speaker 1: elements was the fact that Donald Trump and Israel, mainly
Speaker 1: Donald Trump took out Iran as a military power and
Speaker 1: took away their ability to have nuclear weapons because of
Speaker 1: the B two bomber raids. Unbelievable. The day after he
Speaker 1: gave Iran a deadline and it didn't respond, he took
Speaker 1: them out, took them down. Now the Iran government, which
Speaker 1: funds terrorism all over the world, is on its back.
Speaker 1: And secondly, this is the only president we've ever had
Speaker 1: to look bb Netin Yahu in the eye and say
Speaker 1: to him, you will do this because Netin Yahu wants
Speaker 1: Gaza to be a suburb of Israel, and Trump looked
Speaker 1: him in the eye and said, no, that's not going
Speaker 1: to happen. What is going to happen is that the
Speaker 1: Israelis will be on the line and Gaza will be
Speaker 1: patrolled only by other Arab Muslim states. It's up to them.
Speaker 1: Do you want your son or daughter to be killed
Speaker 1: somewhere in Gaza. Absolutely not. But he's gotten so many
Speaker 1: to step forward, including the UAE, including Aman, including India,
Speaker 1: including Norwey and Norway, Canada, Pakistan, Hungary, Armenia, Greece, Spain,
Speaker 1: the Italians, the Egyptians, the Turks, the Jordan's, the Kuwaitis, Beyran,
Speaker 1: Palestinian President, Indonesia President, French president. They're all there looking
Speaker 1: at the at the there's twenty seven world leaders behind
Speaker 1: President Trump, and he's given them all orders what to do.
Speaker 1: And he's telling the Arab Muslims police it yourself. You
Speaker 1: send soldiers, You send troops in the Gaza, and we'll
Speaker 1: monitor what's going on. And American soldiers too, and a
Speaker 1: strong will be in Israel, which is one hell of
Speaker 1: a fine place to be, by the way, And it's
Speaker 1: up to the Arabs to police their own And because
Speaker 1: the evil of Iran's been taken down by Israel and
Speaker 1: by the United States, the other Arab golf nations understand
Speaker 1: and know that they don't have something coming at them
Speaker 1: from Iran anymore. Iran is in deep trouble economically, they're
Speaker 1: running out of water, they can't generate power, and they're
Speaker 1: in deep trouble. And the Aman and those religious leaders
Speaker 1: and Tehran are buckling down on their own people, killing
Speaker 1: so many and so it's some point one of them
Speaker 1: is going to get some lead poisoning and then we'll
Speaker 1: go some other direction. But this is a monumental accomplishment
Speaker 1: by Donald Trump. And he has an easier time dealing
Speaker 1: with Hamas than he does the Democratic leaders in the Congress,
Speaker 1: Chuck Schumer and Rakeem Jeffries, because they want his destruction,
Speaker 1: as did Helmas. But Trump was able to take out
Speaker 1: the funders of terror, take out the suppliers of all
Speaker 1: the armaments. And with the Democrats, if the media in
Speaker 1: this country accurately reported what's going on, it'd be eighty
Speaker 1: five point fifteen the follow the Democrats. But the media
Speaker 1: doesn't do that because they're in the pockets of the
Speaker 1: Democratic Party. Whether it's The View or Jimmy Kimmel or
Speaker 1: Steve Roberts, whoever it is, they spouse the company line.
Speaker 1: And that's quite sad. What an accomplishment. It's really unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And yesterday morning I was on the air with you.
Speaker 1: Last night from ten to one, the US is killing
Speaker 1: the Palestinians who's something more or less sympathized with Israel,
Speaker 1: they thought, and just summarily executed them. And hopefully that
Speaker 1: is stopping right now. I hope it stops. And if
Speaker 1: it doesn't stop, American soldiers, according to J. D. Vance
Speaker 1: and I trust him, are not on the hook for
Speaker 1: this deal. It'll be up mainly the Turks and the
Speaker 1: Egyptians are going to patrol Gaza to make sure that
Speaker 1: Gaza remains a Palestinian territory and not a suburb of Israel,
Speaker 1: which is what Netinna who wants He said repeatedly that
Speaker 1: he wants Gaza to become part of in a sense
Speaker 1: of Israel, and Trump looked him in the eye and
Speaker 1: said no. And it's stuck. And right now Egyptian President
Speaker 1: President Ceci is talking about how great a leader that
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is. Wouldn't it be wonderful if Greg Lansman
Speaker 1: said that, or if Hakeem Jeffrey said that, or if
Speaker 1: Brandon Johnson in Chicago or Kim Bass in New York
Speaker 1: and La said that this is wonderful. What Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is doing is wonderful. Just accept it of what's happening
Speaker 1: imagine Chicago or Cincinnati looking as safe right now as
Speaker 1: Washington d C. Muriel Bowser, the mayor of DC, is saying,
Speaker 1: this is wonderful, we got our city back. It takes
Speaker 1: men and women with vision to say that Cincinnati was
Speaker 1: as violent as hell in the top ten of violence,
Speaker 1: more shootings and more death over the weekend. Well, you
Speaker 1: don't have to live like this. You can live differently.
Speaker 1: Coming up later, By the way, Bill O'Reilly, their rally
Speaker 1: factor in his new book, is out and we're going
Speaker 1: to deal with Bill O'Reilly about one oh five today
Speaker 1: and then later on as Lynda Matthews of the Avondale
Speaker 1: Community Council, she's going to tell you and me, I
Speaker 1: think that African Americans and Cincinnati are not going to
Speaker 1: vote for af to have pureval. They can't be bought off,
Speaker 1: they can't be paid for what has he done for you?
Speaker 1: Are you better off today than you were four years ago?
Speaker 1: And you want four more years of this? Well, police
Speaker 1: are demoralized, where judges are sent and convicted and those
Speaker 1: who commit serious crime free on probation. You want a
Speaker 1: situation where the fire department, the firefighters, and the cops
Speaker 1: have issued grave warnings against four more years of AFT
Speaker 1: have pureval You want more connected communities like in Hyde Park.
Speaker 1: Is that what you want? I don't think so so,
Speaker 1: Lynda Matthews will address yourself to those issues and more.
Speaker 1: This is a time of great celebration now. Is the
Speaker 1: path going to be smooth? Might there be no difficulties
Speaker 1: that lie ahead? Is Hamas going to put down their
Speaker 1: weapons and leave? I don't think so that Hamas. The
Speaker 1: five to six thousand that remain have been given free passage.
Speaker 1: Part of this deal is that when you come out
Speaker 1: of your holes and your bunkers and you lay down
Speaker 1: your AK forty seven, you'll be given a free passage
Speaker 1: to anywhere that will take you in. Certain countries like
Speaker 1: Egypt and Lebanon and Jordan said they will accept many
Speaker 1: of the Hamas fighters. I'm not sure how they'll be welcomed.
Speaker 1: It might be killed once they get there. But part
Speaker 1: of this deal is that AMAS fighters, the murderers, the kidnappers,
Speaker 1: the rapist are not going to be held accountable. They're
Speaker 1: going to be given a free pass. In fact, ones
Speaker 1: that have been apprehended by Israel are being released. That's
Speaker 1: part of the deal. It's one hundred to one. Israel
Speaker 1: values life so much that they consider one hundred Palestinians
Speaker 1: to be worth one Jew. It's one hundred to one,
Speaker 1: and many of these are the worst of the worst.
Speaker 1: So less you and I continue great day of celebration.
Speaker 1: You better tell the news media operation what a great
Speaker 1: day this is, and let's celebrate it for what it is.
Speaker 1: Peace in the Middle East at this point are the
Speaker 1: problems ahead, absolutely, absolutely difficulties. But the blood that will
Speaker 1: be shed now in Gaza will not be American blood
Speaker 1: and likely not be Jewish blood. It'll be Arab fighting
Speaker 1: other Arabs, Muslims against Muslims. And the college campuses have
Speaker 1: quieted down for a while. They're well funded by foreign
Speaker 1: groups in order to detate our universities, destabilize our country,
Speaker 1: and they've been somewhat successful at this point. Let's continue
Speaker 1: twelve fifty five, Home of Your REGs and Bengals. By
Speaker 1: the way, Bill O'Reilly, it's almost on the hold, ready
Speaker 1: to go, Bill O'Reilly, new book out. And also we're
Speaker 1: going to talk about what's happening now with the Trumpster,
Speaker 1: and also the a rally Factor is on the Bill
Speaker 1: Cunningham Show. Seven hundred ww Bill Cunningham, the Great American,
Speaker 1: has always my honor to have on every now and
Speaker 1: then Bill O'Reilly. He's done more in broadcast media than
Speaker 1: anyone perhaps in the history of the world, because he's
Speaker 1: spent fifty years either at ABC or CBS. He also has,
Speaker 1: of course, for sixteen or seventeen years, the top rated
Speaker 1: cable show. He's probably the most consequential on the largest
Speaker 1: selling nonfiction author in the history of the world this
Speaker 1: side of the Bible, and the new book is out.
Speaker 1: But I also want to mention that Bill O'Reilly and
Speaker 1: Steven A. Smith are going to be at the Kennedy
Speaker 1: Center on Wednesday night, hosted by Chris Cuomo News Nation
Speaker 1: to talk about I guess the current events and what's
Speaker 1: going on and Bill o'rally once again. Welcome to the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And Bill, first of all, I would
Speaker 1: be remiss if I didn't get from you some of
Speaker 1: the evil in the world was Hesblahamas, etc. A trawelve
Speaker 1: of the worst of the worst. Don't want to get
Speaker 1: your take on what's happening as we speak in the
Speaker 1: Middle East, and also the incapability of the mainstream media
Speaker 1: actually give President Trump any credit? Where does this rank
Speaker 1: if you would write a book on this subject, maybe
Speaker 1: in two or three years when things shake out, what
Speaker 1: does your crystal ball say is going to happen?
Speaker 2: Well, I think that the President has accomplished a great
Speaker 2: feat and obviously not easy to deal with these terrorists
Speaker 2: and get the twenty surviving hostages out in the twenty
Speaker 2: six bodies as well, So that's in stone. The importance
Speaker 2: of it is that it will extend in you the
Speaker 2: Chinese negotiations which are coming up, and maybe even to
Speaker 2: Putin as the Arabs coalesce around the Trump administration. So
Speaker 2: that's very important for the world. So the Arabs had
Speaker 2: kind of shifted from being anti American to pro American,
Speaker 2: and obviously they control the energy center on the planet.
Speaker 2: So a lot of these things that are people say, well,
Speaker 2: that's a good thing, but they don't know the ramifications
Speaker 2: going forward. So on the cover of my book, Confronting
Speaker 2: the Evil, which broke number one on the New York
Speaker 2: Times List built twentieth time that's happened is the Iyatola Holmoni.
Speaker 2: He's on the cover with Putin, with Mao Zetongue and
Speaker 2: with Hitler and there are eleven other mystery ins inside
Speaker 2: the book. I put the Iyatola on because he's responsible
Speaker 2: for Amas. I mean, he's dead now, but the guy
Speaker 2: took over from him. They fund an arm among us,
Speaker 2: and they continue to cause death and destruction all throughout
Speaker 2: the world. And this is the evil that we're talking about.
Speaker 2: So I think that Trump, who many in the American
Speaker 2: press believe is evil. Yeah, I think he is effectively
Speaker 2: neutralizing the real evil forces in a way that obviously
Speaker 2: Biden could never have done.
Speaker 1: You know, Genghis Khand, Adolf Hitler, you have Vladimir Putin,
Speaker 1: you have many others, Malsey Tongue. But the one of
Speaker 1: these evil doers that actually use God as the reason
Speaker 1: for his evil, does itotal come in In a sense,
Speaker 1: the scale of his evil doesn't even approach what Hitler
Speaker 1: did or malse Tongue has done. But as far as
Speaker 1: using God as a reason for evil, the eye Tota
Speaker 1: believes that God demands him to brutally kill large numbers
Speaker 1: of non believers, as he described as Christians and Jews,
Speaker 1: or and his viewer of cockroaches and mice and bugs
Speaker 1: is I told it kind of standing alone because he says,
Speaker 1: God's telling me to do this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, most of these people. When Nathan Bedford Forrest died,
Speaker 2: he was the founder of the Ku Klux Klanic Confederate
Speaker 2: general who massacred people Union troops. I mean, the guy
Speaker 2: is off the chart evil. When he died, he said
Speaker 2: on his death bed to his family, I know God
Speaker 2: understood what I did. Yeah. The i Telamoni, as well
Speaker 2: as most human beings, believes what he wants to believe,
Speaker 2: and so he wanted to believe that all Jews should die,
Speaker 2: just like Hitler wanted to believe that all should Jews
Speaker 2: should die. This is, of course, a psychiatric disorder. Doesn't
Speaker 2: mean these guys don't know what they're doing. They know,
Speaker 2: but people don't think that way. But the evil that
Speaker 2: I write about in this book could have been contained
Speaker 2: on every one. Maybe not Jengis Khan with the horsemen
Speaker 2: in Mongolia, that that would have been hard to do.
Speaker 2: But every other evil that we write about could have
Speaker 2: been stopped if good people had confronted it. But they
Speaker 2: did not. They looked away or they signed on, which
Speaker 2: is fairly shocking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, including the collective evil you have. The evils include
Speaker 1: Genghis Khan, Caligula, the Roman Emperor, Henry the Eighth, the Evil,
Speaker 1: the slave trader, Stalin Hitler, Mao, the Ayatola Komane, the
Speaker 1: Mexican drug cartels. As far as a body count, doesn't,
Speaker 1: Mao and Stalin stand alone at the top of that list.
Speaker 1: As far as killing tens of millions of people.
Speaker 2: Now is number one mass murderer whoever lived of And
Speaker 2: it was his own people he was killing, which is
Speaker 2: just and where we describe it. He was starving them
Speaker 2: to death because you wanted a whole different society. And
Speaker 2: oh my god, it was Stalin hard to tell because
Speaker 2: there was no repretisee in Russia. But you know there
Speaker 2: were no rights and then stal you dead. You were dead,
Speaker 2: just like Putin. Once you're dead, you did. In fact,
Speaker 2: Stalin is Putin's idol, it's his mentor, it's who he
Speaker 2: wants to be. If you can imagine this, Hitler the
Speaker 2: same bracket. Human life meant nothing to them. But in
Speaker 2: our society, Bill, we're saying, arrives and evil in America,
Speaker 2: and no doubt about it. In the criminal justice system,
Speaker 2: particularly when in many cities the hierarchy does not want
Speaker 2: to punish criminals any longer and will allow them to
Speaker 2: go out and commit violent crime at the violent crime
Speaker 2: after violent in crime. That's evil. And so I get
Speaker 2: real personal about this stuff in the book.
Speaker 1: As far as what's happening in major cities, to me,
Speaker 1: one cannot have imagined a worse form of government and
Speaker 1: than happening today in Chicago and Portland and Los Angeles.
Speaker 1: The evil being perpetrated there, But it's not covered by
Speaker 1: the media as that way at all. In fact, most
Speaker 1: of the media coverage is understanding against Donald Trump, who's
Speaker 1: simply trying to save the folks in those major American cities.
Speaker 1: Our magnificent cities have been destroyed by the policies of
Speaker 1: the liberal Democratic Socialist Party. And some say, well, why
Speaker 1: don't the people of Chicago or la or Portland, Memphis
Speaker 1: arise themselves and throw off their governments. What do you
Speaker 1: say about leaving them alone? Because the people themselves may
Speaker 1: want to have individuals like Karen Bass or like Brandon Johnson,
Speaker 1: they kind of went them in charge, and it's not
Speaker 1: up to us to save them. It's up to the
Speaker 1: people of Chicago to save themselves. What would Bill to
Speaker 1: Rally say about that?
Speaker 2: One well, I don't want dead bodies, That's what I
Speaker 2: would say. And just the fact that you vote for
Speaker 2: somebody who is going to create mayhem and foster evil
Speaker 2: doesn't mean that I, if I have the power, like
Speaker 2: the president of the United States, should stand aside and
Speaker 2: let it happen. It's a more noble cause, Bill, if
Speaker 2: you you know, I combine reporting with history, the real
Speaker 2: noble people like Ibraham Lincoln and George Washington, these people
Speaker 2: Lincoln could have said easily, you know, and like all
Speaker 2: the ten presidents before him, We'll let the slavery thing go.
Speaker 2: You know, let's in Mississippi doesn't deal with us. But
Speaker 2: the noble people want to put an end to this
Speaker 2: kind of violence and this kind of danger. And I
Speaker 2: think Trump falls into that category. But his weakness is
Speaker 2: he doesn't fully explain the why about what he's doing.
Speaker 1: He has a sense as to what to do that's right,
Speaker 1: but his rhetoric often divides among those who don't fully
Speaker 1: understand what's happening in our major cities. You have Vladimir
Speaker 1: Putin on the list. I have a fear down the
Speaker 1: road when Putin, who's a rat, is cornered as far
Speaker 1: as using a theater type nuke of one type or
Speaker 1: another to change everything. According to most reporting, Russia's in
Speaker 1: serious trouble going down the tubes, along with maybe Iran
Speaker 1: has a terrible water shortage, can't keep the can't keep
Speaker 1: the lights on, and in Russia it looks like believe
Speaker 1: it or not, I think at this point most are saying,
Speaker 1: you know, Ukraine has a standhof or they might be
Speaker 1: actually winning. Do you fear one of the evil doers
Speaker 1: in your book Confronting Evil Ladimir Putin would do something
Speaker 1: completely in character to kill millions of Ukrainians to save
Speaker 1: his own hide.
Speaker 2: He killed his own people. There are already a million
Speaker 2: casualties in Russia because it's this stupid war. He doesn't
Speaker 2: care about human life at all. The odds are that
Speaker 2: Putin is not going to be in a position to
Speaker 2: use the nuclear weapon. Would he? Yes, I believe he would.
Speaker 4: So.
Speaker 2: I was at Yankee Stadium of nine to eleven with
Speaker 2: President Trump. You may have seen some of that news coverage, yep.
Speaker 2: And the President invited me. He wanted to talk about
Speaker 2: Putin and Charlie Kirk and a few of the things.
Speaker 2: And I handed him a copy of my book, which
Speaker 2: was only out two days on nine to eleven, and
Speaker 2: I said, look, I know you're busy, mister president, but boy,
Speaker 2: you got to read this putin chapter because he's not
Speaker 2: the same guy who was when you were president first
Speaker 2: time around. He has deteriorated, which always happens. If you
Speaker 2: embrace evil, you get worse. There's no rehab. And so
Speaker 2: I hand him the book and then the the event unfolded.
Speaker 2: Well about twenty four hours later, I got a text
Speaker 2: from him and said, WHOA, And I said, yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: this is a whole new thing you're dealing with here.
Speaker 2: But I think the president and his people have a
Speaker 2: fairly good geopolitical strategy right now. But again, got to
Speaker 2: be very disciplined because it's an ultra dangerous world right now.
Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly. You say in your book Confronting Evil that
Speaker 1: the concept of evil is universal, ancient, and ever present today.
Speaker 1: The Biblical Book of Genesis defines that when Cain kills
Speaker 1: his brother Abel out of jealousy, as long as human
Speaker 1: beings have walked, evil has been close by. You have
Speaker 1: a character Genghis Khan, which I vaguely understand what he
Speaker 1: kind of did. Can you put more and meat on
Speaker 1: the bones of what Genghis Khan did and why he's
Speaker 1: in your book Confronting Evil Genghis.
Speaker 2: Khan, Well, Jengis Khan conquered more territory than any human
Speaker 2: being in the history of civilization this day. What he
Speaker 2: did resonates in this world that every one of the
Speaker 2: miscreants I have and Confronting Evil Bill is relevant to today.
Speaker 2: That was the cutpoint. If they aren't relevant to today
Speaker 2: and put them in the book. So Jenga's Khan Mongolia backwater.
Speaker 2: He develops this type of warfare where the Mongols rode
Speaker 2: on horseback, and that was the first time that happened.
Speaker 2: The Romans marched, they didn't use horses widely. Khan then
Speaker 2: went from the Pacific shore of China all way to Hungry,
Speaker 2: slaughtering everybody, conquering all the territory. The Chinese people were
Speaker 2: so devastated by the Mongols that they built the Great
Speaker 2: Wall of China. And when I was there in May,
Speaker 2: I went up to see that is it is an
Speaker 2: incredible site that they could build this thing, not high
Speaker 2: up in these mountains. But what Jengis Khan did to
Speaker 2: the Chinese people made them suspicious of foreigners forever, and
Speaker 2: the Chinese people have never had one day of freedom
Speaker 2: in the entire existence of China because the people are
Speaker 2: so afraid psychologically that they always gave power to dictators,
Speaker 2: and that is why you have that communist hierarchy. Now
Speaker 2: he goes all the way back to Jengas Khan and
Speaker 2: that mindset.
Speaker 4: Do you fear.
Speaker 1: I see naval movements that they Jijioping is encircling Japan,
Speaker 1: is encircling parts of the Philippines. Of course, Taiwan is
Speaker 1: the crown jewel, which they don't need at all. They
Speaker 1: should be a trading partner. But somehow they want to
Speaker 1: lash out. If you would write a book in five years,
Speaker 1: how's that going to work out? With China, which is
Speaker 1: immortal enemy. They have malware and our communication systems and
Speaker 1: our banking systems, and our water systems and our communication systems.
Speaker 1: I fear unlike the Soviet Union, that was a military power,
Speaker 1: it was not an economic power. China is different. What
Speaker 1: are the goals do you think of Hijiopeng when he's
Speaker 1: going to go after Taiwan and he says it, and
Speaker 1: how would that break the world at that point?
Speaker 2: Well, I watch Taiwan, but they can't destroy their economy.
Speaker 2: And that's the strength that the United States holds over them.
Speaker 2: So yeah, one point five billion people in China, second
Speaker 2: to India. You's be about to eat. There's no four
Speaker 2: to one case. No, you can't run around with your
Speaker 2: AMEX card.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: Okay, the be about to eat. And in order for
Speaker 2: the government, who runs everything, to make sure they eat,
Speaker 2: the government has to export Chinese products to America. Okay,
Speaker 2: France ain't gonna cut it. They need our markets. If
Speaker 2: they don't have our markets, if there's a war or
Speaker 2: it's an economic uh, boycotts or whatever it may be,
Speaker 2: then they got trouble.
Speaker 1: I did not want to leave this.
Speaker 2: People can't eat, then they can't control them.
Speaker 1: And Jizo Pink could have suffered from lead poisoning.
Speaker 2: Uh. Let's I'm much more optimistic about Trump making a
Speaker 2: deal with China than Putin. Well, but the United States
Speaker 2: does make a deal with China, that'll put an enormous
Speaker 2: amount of pressure on Putin.
Speaker 1: It looks like Trump can make a deal with a
Speaker 1: mass he can make a deal with China, can't make
Speaker 1: a deal with the King Jefferies. That's a different story
Speaker 1: to tell us about collig Colliguilla, am I saying that correctly?
Speaker 1: And tell me about that.
Speaker 2: Was the reason the world an empire dissolved and most
Speaker 2: pompul nation on earth by far, just like the United
Speaker 2: States is now. And the reason that Rome fell was
Speaker 2: because of the people, the Roman citizen basically abdicating all
Speaker 2: responsibility for doing good and embracing the evil that Caligula
Speaker 2: and Nero and others championed. I mean, when you're murdering
Speaker 2: people in the colisseum and grewsome ways and people are
Speaker 2: cheering for that murder, you got a problem.
Speaker 1: We could spend all day with you confronting evil. I
Speaker 1: hope you got several more left. And you've been doing
Speaker 1: media for about fifty years with great success. The number
Speaker 1: one seller of nonfiction books in the world is Bill O'Reilly.
Speaker 1: And once again, Bill O'Reilly, thanks for coming on the
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham Show. And Bill, you're a great American to
Speaker 1: keep doing what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me. Bill, we'll talk soon.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Ill.
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Speaker 1: Hello, quiet, I'm broadcasting God No segment one of our own.
Speaker 1: Jim Kelly, his father began, as you know what you
Speaker 1: see in nineteen forty seven. Yes, so between nineteen forty
Speaker 1: seven and twenty twenty five, my dear Park Matt tells
Speaker 1: me that's about seventy eight years, okay, that the Kelly
Speaker 1: family has been intertwined greatly with the University of Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 1: In fact, Jim Kelly Senior got his chops and began
Speaker 1: at Park High School, as you know, in the late
Speaker 1: nineteen fifties. He was a football coach and athletic director.
Speaker 1: Jim Kelly Senior and Jim Kelly Junior, Yes, went to
Speaker 1: Saint Savior Grade School across the street from Deer Park,
Speaker 1: the home of Gordon Veterino. How about that one. So
Speaker 1: the Cunningham and Kelly's deep deep roots in athleticism in
Speaker 1: the tri State. But he died this morning at the
Speaker 1: age of seventy two, which I think is quite young.
Speaker 1: Played for Jim Kelly Junior. Willie the UC Hall of Famer,
Speaker 1: played for the Bearcats from nineteen seventy two to seventy five,
Speaker 1: and then served as a color analyst for Cincinnati's Bearcat's
Speaker 1: Foot radio broadcast for thirty five years. It's a long
Speaker 1: time sake. He grew up around. He was a ball
Speaker 1: boy in the nineteen sixties seeing with his dad and
Speaker 1: played the wide receiver. And wow, you're talking about I
Speaker 1: mean the Kelly family, is U see all the way
Speaker 1: him Bill Malva Hill. That's about it, Amen, seventy two
Speaker 1: years old. And on top of it, Ula Lah. He
Speaker 1: was like a He had the band segment ever see
Speaker 1: Ooh La La play. I never heard him sing, will he?
Speaker 1: But I heard about him often work the drums behind
Speaker 1: Oohlah Law and Jim Kelly Junior. Well, I would drive
Speaker 1: him too, He would drive him too right there. All
Speaker 1: his name will never be forgotten. He love the long
Speaker 1: and fruitful life segment, Amen, and his light shines brightly
Speaker 1: at Clifton and maybe on Saturday night when their favored
Speaker 1: to be the Oklahoma State I think in Stillwater? Is
Speaker 1: that correctrect Mike Gundy is gone as the coach. That
Speaker 1: means the bearcatch should rop for glory and for them
Speaker 1: the judgment seat of God which is already viewed favor.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe there'll be Big twelve champs in honor of
Speaker 1: Jim Kelly Junior. I wouldn't bet on that one segment.
Speaker 1: They got Oklahoma State, Baylor and then Utah. Get control
Speaker 1: of yourself, could be like the Bengals running the table?
Speaker 1: What will he? The stood reporters of Proud Service ever
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Speaker 1: quality you could feel in beautiful southeastern Indiana called Joe
Speaker 1: x Stein at x Stein Heating and Cooling an eight one,
Speaker 1: two nine, three two twenty six. But let's see will
Speaker 1: he The Bengals dropped to two and four and folded
Speaker 1: the packers in Green Bay. This Bengals update brought you
Speaker 1: by good Spirits at Party Town thirteen convenient locations in
Speaker 1: Northern Kentucky. Yeah, I share with you some questions you
Speaker 1: should have no difficulty answering. Go ahead, you want you
Speaker 1: want the injury report for Thursday. Let's go Oh no,
Speaker 1: what is it? Well, Trey Hendrickson, with a back injury,
Speaker 1: left the game yesterday. Apparently he's avoided a long term injury.
Speaker 1: But all the all the the all prosa villain ability
Speaker 1: availability for Thursday is day to day. Mike is SICKI
Speaker 1: with a pectoral You know where that is, don't you?
Speaker 1: Right over there? I think it's your booby.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: He is out for a while. How long? I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's out for a while. According to head coach Zach Taylor,
Speaker 1: now when you use the name ben Hurr is al
Speaker 1: like a pronoun you ben her is her or him?
Speaker 2: What is no?
Speaker 1: Judah? Ben her was the Charlton Heston. What's his preferred
Speaker 1: pronouns her h u r her or him? Ben him
Speaker 1: or ben her? Because I saw the Jews in that movie.
Speaker 1: They've been fighting the Egyptian now for three thousand years.
Speaker 1: Well it's stop today. Don't tell ABC News that. For
Speaker 1: God's sake, guy, our guy, the Trumpsters. Now he's got
Speaker 1: to do is get Ukraine and Ukraine and Russia. The
Speaker 1: world would be at peace. They know what, we won't
Speaker 1: know what to do. That's if an ABC News says,
Speaker 1: how come you haven't solved the Ukrainian problem? Got any
Speaker 1: free time? Give him a break. He's in Israel overnight,
Speaker 1: he's there this morning, and now he's in Egypt. Now
Speaker 1: he's got to come back here and face the shutdown
Speaker 1: in the dumb Democrats. He can do easier with Hamas
Speaker 1: and the Chinese. With the Democrats, Yeah, well, why did
Speaker 1: he do the same thing to the Democrats and deal
Speaker 1: with them like he does a Hamas? Let me ask
Speaker 1: you some questions. Are you ready any more injuries yet?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: But I guess there's all. We also got to talk
Speaker 1: about your good friend James James Franklin ousted at Penn State.
Speaker 1: But go ahead, you got a forty nine million dollar
Speaker 1: parting gift and we're going to break it down in seconds.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, really, yes, Now, in the first half, the
Speaker 1: Bengals had no points. In the second half, they scored eighteen.
Speaker 1: Is that good or bad?
Speaker 2: Bad?
Speaker 1: If they if they would have had the best, if
Speaker 1: they would have switched halves and had a good first
Speaker 1: half the last game and a first half of this game,
Speaker 1: they would have probably been four and two. Now yards
Speaker 1: total in the first half was sixty six, the second
Speaker 1: half two hundred and three. Right, Well, they woke up.
Speaker 1: In the first half they had four first downs, three
Speaker 1: on penalties. Right, second half they had sixteen first downs.
Speaker 1: Oh that they got with it and the first can
Speaker 1: have a slow start against anybody. They have eight minutes
Speaker 1: of possession in the first half. Yeah, nineteen minutes in
Speaker 1: the second half. Do you see an improvement there?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Do you see the improvement under one Joe Flacco? And
Speaker 1: apparently Mike tomin said today he is outraged that the
Speaker 1: Cleveland Browns traded Joe Flacco here to Cincinnati. He says,
Speaker 1: somebody in Cleveland is stupid. Ain't that the truth? That's
Speaker 1: a and he's talking about their front office, a firm
Speaker 1: grass of the obvious. Oh, just saying, just saying. Let's
Speaker 1: see the five and one Bearcats willie in honor of
Speaker 1: Jim Kelly Junior. They're tied for the lead in the
Speaker 1: Big twelve. What they're ranked twenty fourth this week in
Speaker 1: Oklahoma State the Cowboys or next, I don't know who's
Speaker 1: in the Big twelve. Is Oklahoma in the Big twelve? No,
Speaker 1: they're in the SEC What about Texas Tech. They're in
Speaker 1: the Big twelve. That's a problem right there. Penn State
Speaker 1: fired head coach James Franklin yesterday. He gets the second
Speaker 1: biggest buyout in college football history at forty nine million dollars.
Speaker 1: Why did they give him that deal? Good agent, have
Speaker 1: some competition with he will school. He will make twenty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars a day from Penn State for the next
Speaker 1: six years. Per week, he's going to make one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty six thousand dollars per month, month per month,
Speaker 1: six hundred and sixty market to do nothing, market the
Speaker 1: beast and like it. Why would they give him a
Speaker 1: contract when they're competing with no one. So he's getting
Speaker 1: forty nine million dollars, second only to Jimbo Texas A
Speaker 1: and M. Yeah, he's got it's seventy two million for him.
Speaker 1: How about Luke Fickel at Wisconsin. I think he's up
Speaker 1: in the forties. They gas him, which is probably not
Speaker 1: too far away after the Ohio State man, right, thank you,
Speaker 1: there goes. Luke Fickle may come back here and watch
Speaker 1: him at the You know, we don't want him back.
Speaker 1: We don't want him back. Baseball Willie It's Game two
Speaker 1: of the ALCS tonight with Seattle in Toronto. A National
Speaker 1: League Championship series begins tonight at eight Dodgers and Brewers
Speaker 1: in Milwaukee. What do you have when you're four teams playing,
Speaker 1: you want none of them win. I don't want any
Speaker 1: of them. Knowing that's true with the Dodgers to win.
Speaker 1: I don't want the Milwaukee to win. Despite Tom Brenneman,
Speaker 1: who's a fan of the brew Crew, I couldn't care less.
Speaker 1: College basketball preseason AP Top twenty five. Here we go.
Speaker 1: You see Purdue one, Houston two, See Florida three, Miami
Speaker 1: Yukon four, Saint John's five, Michigan seven, Indiana Wildcats nine,
Speaker 1: uk Pat Kelsey. The Cardinals are eleventh. Ohio State is thirtieth.
Speaker 1: You see her. They're not in it. In the Southeastern
Speaker 1: Conference media poll, what about it? Big Blue Nation is
Speaker 1: not happy what happened. They're picking the defending champion NCAA
Speaker 1: champion Florida Gators to win the SEC. Kentucky is second.
Speaker 1: I'd picked them too. There was probably a riot going
Speaker 1: on right now in Lexington, But in Florida. Who knows
Speaker 1: who's coming back and who's not coming back. I don't
Speaker 1: want to tell you there you go right there, that's
Speaker 1: out it in sports, I think so segment you have
Speaker 1: any hope, there's a flickering candle and the darkness of space.
Speaker 1: I heard you say in the hallway a few minutes
Speaker 1: ago that you had hope. I have hope for the
Speaker 1: Bengal Until you do it, especially when you haven't done
Speaker 1: it for a long time, there's doubt. And by the way,
Speaker 1: that's normal. It's natural, like a married man talking about sex. Nonetheless,
Speaker 1: Right now, the Bengals are two and four. If they
Speaker 1: win Thursday, three and four, right, then a week from Thursday,
Speaker 1: well they got the Jets E. E. T SJTs four
Speaker 1: and four, don at home against the Bears, the Bears
Speaker 1: five and four. Your comments on that one, that happens
Speaker 1: and everybody will be happy. On the other hand, I
Speaker 1: bet that Joe Burrow, then we'll be back by Thanksgiving.
Speaker 1: Joe Frederick will be happy. But on the other hand,
Speaker 1: if the Steelers win on Thursday and two and four
Speaker 1: becomes two and five, no, we got issues. I wonder
Speaker 1: if he's got a Franklin, James Franklin type golden parachute.
Speaker 1: You know what, that's a very good one about NFL.
Speaker 1: Come the way, they just had the Knesset up. There
Speaker 1: were two people in the Kanesse that were protesting the
Speaker 1: speech of Donald Trump. They quickly hurry them out and
Speaker 1: get out, get out, get out. And Trump said, look,
Speaker 1: Gordon Ramsey, both of them, They said, these are like
Speaker 1: democrats in Washington. Get out. You sure one guy wasn't
Speaker 1: named Shermer and the other guy was named maybe maybe
Speaker 1: yeah maybe uh snuck on the Air Force one. How
Speaker 1: about that plane ride overnight of Israel flying into Israel
Speaker 1: and ended Egypt. Isn't this unsafe a little bit?
Speaker 2: You have?
Speaker 1: Well, he's got rid of everybody, so I mean, who
Speaker 1: else is gonna shoot at us? Allegedly they have the
Speaker 1: US hoodies? What about the hoodies hoodies Mediterranean? And they
Speaker 1: have on top of the buildings they have shoulder fired
Speaker 1: missiles waiting for some object in the sky to appear.
Speaker 1: They got shoulder fired missiles on top of buildings, says
Speaker 1: looking at the sky. They have drone technology to knock
Speaker 1: them out right, And you got all the world leaders together.
Speaker 1: Do you think maybe Hamas apparently is apparently Marty Brenham
Speaker 1: is on a trip in the Mediterranean. That's probably the same.
Speaker 1: I don't know if he was at the Kanessan or not.
Speaker 1: The sport there, if I save his place in the
Speaker 1: world is the Kanesssan. But those guys, it's for sure.
Speaker 1: You did you visit there when you went in the
Speaker 1: Holy Lands? I did, did you? Canessa is a It
Speaker 1: looks a little part in the middle, looks almost like
Speaker 1: the Commonwealth, the debating headquarters in London. It's small, so
Speaker 1: it's it's nothing like the capital or it's nothing okay, okay, Hell,
Speaker 1: they got Democrats and Republicans over there too, different parties. Well,
Speaker 1: twenty percent of the Kanesse are Muslims who live. Well,
Speaker 1: there's gay pride flags in downtown Jerusalem. I was a
Speaker 1: little surprised by that. It's a little more conservative. And
Speaker 1: there was Catholic churches, there were Syrian churches, there was
Speaker 1: Egyptian Coptics, there were Jews that were Muslims of every sect. People,
Speaker 1: everybody's over there, they're okay. It got along. Tel Aviv
Speaker 1: was wonderful. He headed the King and David hotel that
Speaker 1: was that was wonderful. Had a tour the can First
Speaker 1: lady rode a camel she got on the back. There
Speaker 1: was a familiar voice in the back of the crowd.
Speaker 1: There was about was she like letting Lawrence of Arabia.
Speaker 1: Some guy on a rider truck comes out. He opens
Speaker 1: up the back door of the truck. Here comes a
Speaker 1: huge camel and I'm looking at this thing and he's
Speaker 1: out passing gas and like he's blowing snot said it
Speaker 1: looks like this segment. So the guy comes over and
Speaker 1: this thing was huge. And I heard this this Arab say,
Speaker 1: who went to ride? Who went the right jet row?
Speaker 1: Who wants the right jet throw? I heard a familiar
Speaker 1: voice from the back of the crowd. I'll do it,
Speaker 1: I said, what she gets on the camel. I lift
Speaker 1: her up, and she got on the camel and the
Speaker 1: camel takes off. I'm yelling at Mohammed, Mohammed, that's my wife.
Speaker 1: We're in the amount of olives. I said, go get her.
Speaker 1: Oh he'll come back, I said, And she's going like this,
Speaker 1: rocking and roll on top of the camel. I'm gonna go.
Speaker 1: Youve got thirty feet off the ground, right, Well you're high, yeah, right.
Speaker 1: This thing was passing gas the entire time. I guess
Speaker 1: you quick when you gotta go, you gotta go. I
Speaker 1: guess Cordery and Campbell's I don't know. Say get me
Speaker 1: out of the Studge Report. We have livings at you
Speaker 1: think that thing ought to have a colonoscovy like you did.
Speaker 1: I would not give him one. No use that hot
Speaker 1: tub thing I used a hot tub. I give him
Speaker 1: a camel. The stirrups say, give me out the stooge,
Speaker 1: give me out of the Studge Report. Willy, on this Monday,
Speaker 1: we leave you with the immortal words of the Stood Report. Outstanding,
Speaker 1: Jim Kelly, Rest in peace. Bill Cunningham, News Radio seven
Speaker 1: hundred w L Bill Cunningham, the great American. Of course,
Speaker 1: many of us are interested in what's happening in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati. A great majority of our listenership, and
Speaker 1: the triestay he does not live in the city. In fact,
Speaker 1: only about ten to fifteen percent due of those who listen,
Speaker 1: because the rest of us try to get out. I
Speaker 1: lived in Avenue for a while and got out, and
Speaker 1: it should be a great community. And what's happening in
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati is similar to what's happening in
Speaker 1: most other major American cities, which is the schools cannot
Speaker 1: be attended because of all the violence and the lack
Speaker 1: of education. Secondly, the police departments are demoralized. The judges
Speaker 1: do not put criminals in jail. Probation officers are collapsing,
Speaker 1: brought down town, and there's a sense of hopelessness that
Speaker 1: stalks the land in the city of Cincinnati. Unless you
Speaker 1: watch the great debate with f tab Puivaal and Corey
Speaker 1: Bowman and what you listen in the mayor, life couldn't
Speaker 1: be much better than it is right now that we've
Speaker 1: incentivized the police to do their job. We have new
Speaker 1: plans and new ideas for connected communities. We have to
Speaker 1: build more affordable housing, whatever the hell that is. And
Speaker 1: if you believe this happy talk, I'll send you a
Speaker 1: bridge to sell your bridge somewhere in Brooklyn. Joining you
Speaker 1: and I now is Lynda Matthews, who is with the
Speaker 1: Avenue Community Council spend at these issues in the urban
Speaker 1: cores for a long long time. And Linda Matthews, once again,
Speaker 1: thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show this Monday afternoon.
Speaker 1: And first of all, when you monitored the debate with
Speaker 1: Corey Bowman, many issues are brought up in involving aftet,
Speaker 1: Pureval etc. What did you take away from the great debate?
Speaker 8: Well, what I took away is that Corey Bowman is
Speaker 8: going to make a great mayor. We are sick and
Speaker 8: pat of atpath. He was condescending, he didn't stick to
Speaker 8: the issues. People recognize it, they're filling it, and we're
Speaker 8: going to get him out of there.
Speaker 1: As far as affordable housing, can you tell me what
Speaker 1: the heck that means. It's one of those great liberal phrases.
Speaker 1: We're going to build more affordable housing. Last week I
Speaker 1: saw this new development in Oakley and I thought, you know,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't mind believe it or not, Penny and I
Speaker 1: living in Oakley or maybe Hyde Park check it out.
Speaker 1: I looked at the new housing in Oakley, these standalone
Speaker 1: structures one point three to one point seven million dollars.
Speaker 1: I said, well, hell, that's a affordable if your Carl Linder.
Speaker 1: And then the other thing is I looked at the
Speaker 1: affordable housing in hyde Park with this new development. They're
Speaker 1: going to come back with another plan after everyone gets elected,
Speaker 1: I imagine. And the rents are forty five hundred dollars
Speaker 1: a month for an apartment. Is that affordable housing, Linda Matthews,
Speaker 1: What am I missing?
Speaker 8: That is not affordable at all?
Speaker 3: It is just a total disgrace.
Speaker 8: You have families out here who are working two jobs
Speaker 8: trying to paid twenty five hundred dollars for.
Speaker 3: A two bedroom apartment on.
Speaker 8: An apartment that four years ago was only six hundred dollars.
Speaker 8: And it's a problem. Affordable is affordable.
Speaker 3: If you look up what the definition of it is.
Speaker 8: And right now what's being built in our great city
Speaker 8: is not affordable housing.
Speaker 1: It's just for.
Speaker 8: People who incomes that have very good incomes. But for
Speaker 8: the average Cincinnatian, it's not affordable at all, you.
Speaker 1: Know, Linda Matthews. Like many American cities, there's the poor
Speaker 1: and none, there's the rich in between. Like the middle
Speaker 1: class cannot afford and Cincinnati to live in a house
Speaker 1: and to pay the property taxes ever going up and
Speaker 1: then have one or two kids to send or allows
Speaker 1: these school system. Middle class Americans are leaving. And let's
Speaker 1: talk about crime and punishment. What is your sense of
Speaker 1: the plan of the mayor to incentivize police to do
Speaker 1: their job? What the hell does that mean?
Speaker 8: So there, I mean, you know, it's just so sad
Speaker 8: because at the beginning of this of may I was
Speaker 8: calling for the and in all over the summer, I
Speaker 8: was calling for the mayor to accept the services of
Speaker 8: the governor, you know, and here we are, we went
Speaker 8: through all this. I did an ad on it, opt that,
Speaker 8: and the inquiry stated he needs to accept all the
Speaker 8: services only to get up there and patronize the city
Speaker 8: in line and say you're.
Speaker 4: Only going to take two days.
Speaker 8: How is that actually helping the city of Cincinnati stay safe.
Speaker 8: It's arrogance and it's not something that the city is
Speaker 8: going to accept because guess what, it affects the black
Speaker 8: community more than anybody for you to come into our
Speaker 8: communities and talk about all these little small initiatives that
Speaker 8: you're talking about. But at the same time, people in
Speaker 8: our community are dying every day, and so it's just
Speaker 8: it just has to stop, you know, it really has
Speaker 8: to stop. And he has to go. And he really
Speaker 8: needs to accept the services of the governor thirty days
Speaker 8: every month, you know.
Speaker 3: We need it.
Speaker 8: And he still hasn't done that, and I'm very disappointed
Speaker 8: in his leadership, and he needs to go.
Speaker 1: Is there a connection between the black community and f
Speaker 1: to have pureval many times, whether it was Mark Mallory
Speaker 1: or other leaders who become the mayor, just a sense
Speaker 1: he's one of our guys. Is there a sension you're
Speaker 1: on the Evanel Community Council. Is there a sense that
Speaker 1: after Puerival is like one came out of the black community,
Speaker 1: understands the black community, works with the black community, cares
Speaker 1: about the black community other than hiring Irish Roie. Is
Speaker 1: there a sense that he represents black interests in the
Speaker 1: city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: He does not. I mean, he gets he only deals
Speaker 8: with those people who.
Speaker 1: Are paid to play.
Speaker 8: Also, you know, so much has happened in our community.
Speaker 8: You know, he's not addressed any of those concerns. He's
Speaker 8: only listening to certain people. He's not listening to all
Speaker 8: the people. And so I'm very disappointed. You know, it's
Speaker 8: just horrible leadership and we need a.
Speaker 1: Change, you know, getting back to the news conference about
Speaker 1: a month ago. I spoke to Governor Mike de Wine
Speaker 1: before and after, and he always wondered when he made
Speaker 1: the offers in August to help out after the July
Speaker 1: twenty third beat down involving Holly and others. He I'm
Speaker 1: kind of amazed the mayor doesn't want to accept this,
Speaker 1: because I'm doing this Eveland, Youngstown, Columbus, and Toledo and
Speaker 1: it's having a measurable impact because what it does is
Speaker 1: free up city cops to do get a handful of warrants,
Speaker 1: go out and arrest people who have warns out for
Speaker 1: their arrest. He gives cops the incentive to go pull
Speaker 1: people over, and he said for traffic violations. And then
Speaker 1: when he did accept it, he said, well, let's see
Speaker 1: what happens. It came out two or three days later.
Speaker 1: There were two shifts a month and it turned out
Speaker 1: to be zero. I spoke to Ken Cobra about a
Speaker 1: week ago and Ken Cober said, there's no highway patrolman
Speaker 1: anywhere in the city of Cincinnati. So thirty days became
Speaker 1: two days, became no days, and it didn't happen. And
Speaker 1: explain to me that you live in Avondale, You've been
Speaker 1: there a long time. Have things gotten better or worse?
Speaker 1: To pass four years under after to have pure.
Speaker 8: Vault, it has gotten worse. You hear gunfire all the time,
Speaker 8: crime everywhere, and people are getting tire. Taxpayers are getting.
Speaker 4: Tired of it.
Speaker 8: Right here in Avondale. We're getting tired of it, you know,
Speaker 8: I'm tired of the lip talk and no action. He
Speaker 8: hasn't done anything but took pictures and stuff like that
Speaker 8: and not done anything of any credibility in our communities.
Speaker 1: It's sad discuss what is connected communities. So the mayor
Speaker 1: talked about at the Great Debate about connected communities and
Speaker 1: somehow Evan now is going to be connected to Hyde
Speaker 1: Park and going to be connected to Oakley, going to
Speaker 1: be connected to Sailor Park. Connected communities, all these buzzwords
Speaker 1: liberals love to talk about, such as enabling the police,
Speaker 1: just as diversity, equity and inclusion, such as connected communities.
Speaker 1: You know, what the health connected communities is.
Speaker 8: Connected communities has been a true failure. You know, if
Speaker 8: you just look at High Park, you know you're coming
Speaker 8: in and you're bulldozing down communities and you're not really
Speaker 8: engaged in the community at all. You just come in
Speaker 8: with your developers and you just do what you want
Speaker 8: to do to these communities. High Parks stood up against them,
Speaker 8: and look what happened. They got eighteen thousand and people
Speaker 8: that sign petitions to stop the development in High Parks
Speaker 8: and put it on the ballot, and I was right
Speaker 8: there from the beginning of collecting those signatures to take
Speaker 8: it in those petitions to the city clerk. And I
Speaker 8: support the reminding this getting rid of connected communities because
Speaker 8: it's not helping the communities at all.
Speaker 1: Do you think the fire of those in Hyde Park, etc.
Speaker 1: Is going to maintain through the election or did the
Speaker 1: efforts of city council to curtail that huge development overpowering
Speaker 1: High Park Square? Will that be forgotten by the voters?
Speaker 1: That's what That's what our Home.
Speaker 8: High Park is organizing across every fifty two communities. They're
Speaker 8: doing an excellent job and engaging everyone so that we
Speaker 8: can come together and fight against development.
Speaker 4: That we don't want in our communities.
Speaker 8: You know, you have to come to the community first
Speaker 8: and talk with the community, get the ideas, not just
Speaker 8: come in with your plans and bullet over over what
Speaker 8: the community wants. So they're doing an excellent job. They're
Speaker 8: organizing and they're not going anywhere, and I support them.
Speaker 1: What happens to the Lynda Matthews that these policies of
Speaker 1: this mayor continue for the next four years. Where do
Speaker 1: you see your future?
Speaker 8: I'm going to run for city Council. Hopefully they will
Speaker 8: elect me, and I'm going to be a sounding board
Speaker 8: for our communities because we can do better. We have
Speaker 8: great people that are running, like Corey Bowman, with Chris
Speaker 8: Smithman and myself, who are going to hold these people accountable.
Speaker 8: The taxpayers are tired of it. I am too. It
Speaker 8: is time for change.
Speaker 1: Would you ever give up on Avondale and say I
Speaker 1: can't do this anymore? I can't believe. The policies is
Speaker 1: too expensive, property textures are too high, the police are disincentivized.
Speaker 1: We have so called connected communities that stink the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati and Avondale is not what it was. Are
Speaker 1: you going to continue to put up with this and
Speaker 1: say you don't win on council? And many think you
Speaker 1: going to win, But if things don't go the right way,
Speaker 1: what are your plans in the future.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna stay right here in Avondale and I'm going
Speaker 8: to fight to make sure that we have safe communities,
Speaker 8: all fifty two communities. I'm gonna work with Hyghe Park.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna stay engaged and I'm not going anywhere. I'm
Speaker 8: going to fight until the end. I'm going to fight
Speaker 8: because our children deserve it. We need safe communities because
Speaker 8: we know if we have safe communities, we have capital.
Speaker 8: Safety equals capital. No one wants to come into a city,
Speaker 8: our community but that's not safe and invest their dollars.
Speaker 8: So I'm gonna continue to fight for Cincinnati. I'm a
Speaker 8: lifetime Cincinnati and Xavier grad Central State trustee, and I
Speaker 8: believe in our city. I love our city, and we
Speaker 8: have great people who really have concerns about this our city,
Speaker 8: and I'm gonna continue to fight.
Speaker 3: I'm not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: Linda Matthews, I love that. What is your website if
Speaker 1: any of people want to get in, Like Tony Bender,
Speaker 1: even though he lives in Boone County, he cares deeply
Speaker 1: about the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 8: What is your website as votelandimatthews dot com. Go on
Speaker 8: there and look at all the issues that we're talking about,
Speaker 8: all the great work that I have done in the
Speaker 8: community all over the years and being an educator. So
Speaker 8: go to that website. Votlandomatthews dot com and Voteland The Matthews,
Speaker 8: Corey Bowman and Chris Smithman. You know we're in it
Speaker 8: to win it.
Speaker 1: God bless you. Let's see what happens. You know, we
Speaker 1: have the community we deserve, So the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: deserves much better political leader, something we have right now.
Speaker 1: And you need a police force citizen centivized. You need
Speaker 1: better community services such as fixing potholes. You need a
Speaker 1: better attribution. When you call nine to one one, you
Speaker 1: want to make sure someone shows up. And at this point,
Speaker 1: the fire department is demoralized. The firefighters are against AFTAB
Speaker 1: Peer of All, the police are against af TA have
Speaker 1: peer of All, and many other city workers are against
Speaker 1: a pure of all. And I'm glad that a citizen
Speaker 1: and the community council there in Avondale arose like a
Speaker 1: mighty tsunami and said we don't have to live like
Speaker 1: this anymore, and change changes what's required. And once again,
Speaker 1: Linda Matthews, thanks for coming on the Bill Cunningham Show,
Speaker 1: and Linda have a great day. Thank you, Thanks, thanks you. Bill.
Speaker 1: Let's continue with more, and of course Bengals kick off
Speaker 1: Thursday night. Coverage starts about nine o'clock in the morning
Speaker 1: on Thursday. But these are important matters and hopefully the
Speaker 1: citizens of Cincinnati will realize what's been done to them
Speaker 1: and not for them, Bill Cunningham, these Radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: That's the music, Dave Keaton, the excitement continues. A couple
Speaker 1: of thoughts came to my mind listening to Lynda Matthews,
Speaker 1: who spent her life in Cincinnati, graduate here and Central State, etc.
Speaker 1: And came back to evan able to live, and that is,
Speaker 1: you don't have to live like this. And the analogy
Speaker 1: was made by Bill O'Reilly about nine and a half
Speaker 1: ago that I made the argument to Bill, which is
Speaker 1: an argument I don't fully accept the argument, but here
Speaker 1: it is that those to live in the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati and those who live in Chicago or Memphis, or
Speaker 1: Los Angeles or Portland, it's up to those residents and
Speaker 1: citizens living in those areas to change their political leadership.
Speaker 1: It's not up to us. It's not up to someone
Speaker 1: living in Kenwood or Sycamore Township or Boone County to
Speaker 1: save the city of Cincinnati from these from the fools,
Speaker 1: the arrogance of its political leadership. And many of the
Speaker 1: leaders of the Democrat Party or bought and paid for
Speaker 1: directly or indirectly, so therefore they benefit greatly by having
Speaker 1: the Democrats still in charge, which is trashing the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, ruining public education on high expenses. So the
Speaker 1: thought is, you know what, who cares? I'm voting for
Speaker 1: Tom Weidman. I'm voting for conservative Republicans in the UH
Speaker 1: in Sycamore Township in Kenwood, That's what That's what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: And so I have Do I have a dog in
Speaker 1: that fight? I think in a sense I do. Analogy
Speaker 1: was made that if Abraham l in An eighteen sixty
Speaker 1: one said, look, slavery's a democratic problem in the South.
Speaker 1: The Democrats are in charge, and so why go to
Speaker 1: war kill hundreds of thousands of Americans to bring light
Speaker 1: to the heads of racist democrats in the South and
Speaker 1: own the slaves? Why do we do that? Or one
Speaker 1: hundred years later, why should the feeds care if the
Speaker 1: Democrats who can control Alabama and Tennessee, Louisiana and Arkansas,
Speaker 1: why should we send troops to Arkansas, Alabama or Tennessee, whatever,
Speaker 1: because the democrats there don't care about civil rights for
Speaker 1: its black citizens to go go to public schools. Well,
Speaker 1: why do we care? Live your life change the way
Speaker 1: it is. But many it took the principal to approach
Speaker 1: you don't have to live like this. And so if
Speaker 1: you live in the city of Cincinnati with high crime,
Speaker 1: shots being fired, exorbitant real estate taxes, you live in
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati that has so called connected communities
Speaker 1: that stink. There's no affordable housing either a millionaire or
Speaker 1: in Section eight. And you can't afford to live in
Speaker 1: the city of Cincinnati, and you can't send your kid
Speaker 1: to the public schools. Why shouldn't those of us who
Speaker 1: live outside care. It's up to the citizens of Cincinnati
Speaker 1: to change his political leadership. But don't let them divert
Speaker 1: from the failure of their policies and blame jd. Vance
Speaker 1: or Donald Trump or some boogeyman behind a drape somewhere.
Speaker 1: Take responsibility and so, yes, it'd be a good thing.
Speaker 1: But you don't have to live like this. What do
Speaker 1: you have to lose? Look at the status of your city.
Speaker 1: Big companies are moving out, small companies aren't moving in.
Speaker 1: Restaurants are closing, massive lawlessness, open air drug use, homelessness,
Speaker 1: exorbitant cost and the few people in charge of the
Speaker 1: city say, let's keep it going. We need four more
Speaker 1: years of this. When the firefighters and the cops don't
Speaker 1: endorse that gives you a clue. They're on the ground
Speaker 1: every day. They know what's going on, and they're saying,
Speaker 1: don't vote for the current political leadership, and don't let
Speaker 1: them lie to you and gaslight you. Don't let that happen.
Speaker 1: And so yes, I guess I do care. Those who
Speaker 1: are forced to be in schools that dysfunction, live in
Speaker 1: a community filled with drug abusers and homelessness. Okay, go
Speaker 1: ahead and do it. Live in a community that need
Speaker 1: speed bumps instead of police officers who are demoralized. You
Speaker 1: voted for these clowns. You voted for these fools who
Speaker 1: pay themselves large amounts of money and their friends. It's
Speaker 1: up to you to change it. What happens if you
Speaker 1: don't change. Do we have to come in like Donald
Speaker 1: Trump might want to do and put National Guard in
Speaker 1: democratically controlled cities to bring law and order? When it's
Speaker 1: up to the residents and voters of the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati to change. If it don't change, shall we come
Speaker 1: and save your bacon when you refuse to help yourself.
Speaker 1: Bill Cunningham News Radio seven hundred ww yes.
Speaker 7: Ods, he's done it. Such down, such down, touchdown, touchdown,
Speaker 7: hell by it I'm broadcasting voted.
Speaker 1: Oh guy first of all. Rock many issues to passing
Speaker 1: at Jim Kelly this morning at the age of seventy
Speaker 1: two five cancer like a wawrior poet for two years.
Speaker 1: All of us lose to fight in the long run,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless Jim Kelly will be sorely messed by everyone
Speaker 1: at UC. Jim Kelly was one of the best. I know.
Speaker 9: His son actually very very well, Dave Kelly. He was
Speaker 9: my spotter for my ESPN games for about three years.
Speaker 9: What does the spotter do. He's the guy that he's
Speaker 9: the extra set of eyes in the booth is and
Speaker 9: he works. He's mainly my my playboy play guy at
Speaker 9: the time Clay Matwick it was his spotter. But he
Speaker 9: works with all of this and you know it's a
Speaker 9: hard job, but you know you're well looking on the field.
Speaker 9: Who made the tackles at eighty nine or was it
Speaker 9: eighty eight? I don't know his spotter. His job is
Speaker 9: a boom. He points to your boards that he spots
Speaker 9: him and and Dave Kelly is one of the very
Speaker 9: very best there is out there, hands down in terms
Speaker 9: of being a spotter.
Speaker 1: But talked to his dad a bunch of times. It
Speaker 1: was always mean.
Speaker 9: Such a sweetheart of a guy, and he will be
Speaker 9: soling this truly best out there.
Speaker 1: Nineteen forty seven, Jim Kelly Senior started at UC, and
Speaker 1: after he went through UC, of course, he came to
Speaker 1: Deer Park High School, where he was the athletic director
Speaker 1: and the football coach before Tom Griswold. And that's where
Speaker 1: I met him when I was playing basketball for Saint
Speaker 1: Savior Grade School, which is where Jim Kelly Junior went
Speaker 1: to grade school with the Nuns, sister of Charity. So
Speaker 1: they've been connected to you. See, this is nineteen forty seven,
Speaker 1: and my simple deer Park Matt tells me that's about
Speaker 1: seventy eight years. That's a long time to be long.
Speaker 1: Seventy eight seventy eight years that guy statue. I get
Speaker 1: a statue of them, both of them, father and son
Speaker 1: and maybe grandson. But you have some statistics, you know,
Speaker 1: unlike segment. You and I deal with facts. He deals
Speaker 1: with that purble. And I'm making the comment that James Franklin,
Speaker 1: the head coach of Penn State, got twenty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: a week for the next six years forty nine million,
Speaker 1: not expin explain.
Speaker 9: That, well, it comes down to these these athletic directors,
Speaker 9: and at some point folks just start pointing the finger
Speaker 9: at them a little bit. I guess the argument is
Speaker 9: a coach like Franklin at the time he has the leverage.
Speaker 1: He says, well, if Penn State, if you don't.
Speaker 9: Get me this contract or you don't give me this
Speaker 9: contract extension, I'm gonna go here and you're gonna be
Speaker 9: stuck with nothing.
Speaker 1: So it's you know, negotiations work when you have leverage.
Speaker 1: I had leverage once in my life. Do you do
Speaker 1: when you a few times you have it?
Speaker 4: What do you do?
Speaker 1: Drive it home? Thank you? Mike mcconsolutely driving it in Chicago.
Speaker 1: He's just sent in some flowers, like once a year
Speaker 1: or two. I'm gonna celebrate Mike McConnell.
Speaker 9: Much, but but the fact of the matter is, yeah,
Speaker 9: he's a forty nine million dollar buyout right now. Currently
Speaker 9: there have been seven FBS schools already that have fired
Speaker 9: their coach. Okay, James Franklin, Mike Gundy, Sam Pittman from Arkansas,
Speaker 9: Brent Pry from Virginia Tech, Jason Foster from UCLA, Trent Dilfer,
Speaker 9: from UAD just got fired, and Trent Brave from Morgan State.
Speaker 1: I believe that was today or yesterday.
Speaker 9: All those in total are topping one hundred million dollars
Speaker 9: in buy out money. And if there's more coaches fire
Speaker 9: that number, we'll just continue to go up. Obviously about
Speaker 9: and here here, yes, they're they're saying. I mean some
Speaker 9: report I read today said it could be upwards of
Speaker 9: two hundred by the end of the year.
Speaker 1: Two hundred million dollars. Where does that come from?
Speaker 9: I think it shows you just how rich some people
Speaker 9: connected with universities are that they can write these kind
Speaker 9: of checks to just make something go away. Well, you'd
Speaker 9: away to James Franklin. The past three the three seasons,
Speaker 9: he won eleven and two, ten and three and thirteen
Speaker 9: and three and three and one two playoff games. Last year,
Speaker 9: two weeks ago he was the number yeah, number two
Speaker 9: ranked team in the country.
Speaker 1: Two weeks later, running all of a sudden became a
Speaker 1: bad coach. I guess after about twelve years.
Speaker 9: Well, yeah, thing is the one thing working against him
Speaker 9: was he won every game, well until this, until these
Speaker 9: last couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: He won every game he should have won.
Speaker 9: He never won that game where it's like, Ohio State's
Speaker 9: got a better roster, better team, but he just goes
Speaker 9: and sneaks one and gets it. He won every game,
Speaker 9: he should have won the big and then he you know,
Speaker 9: then they lost to Orgon twice. Basically he lost that
Speaker 9: game which they could have won. And then they went
Speaker 9: to u c.
Speaker 2: L A.
Speaker 9: And you can't lose to a coach that doesn't know
Speaker 9: how a headset works. If you've seen if you've seen that.
Speaker 1: Clip, U c l A has no football team, and
Speaker 1: they got they got hammered, right, and then night Hives.
Speaker 9: The guy who took over, admitted after the game he
Speaker 9: didn't know how to head how the headset work. I
Speaker 9: don't know how to turn it on or off, or
Speaker 9: how to pull the thing down was talking to it.
Speaker 1: You can't lose that situation, Okay.
Speaker 9: But here's what's interesting to me, though, is every a
Speaker 9: d I talked to and football person I talked to
Speaker 9: in college football says, you know, in the day and
Speaker 9: age of n I L, universities don't want to fire
Speaker 9: their coach because now, I mean, look, that's forty nine
Speaker 9: million dollars Penn State could have used to buy players
Speaker 9: for the next six years.
Speaker 1: Yes, now, all of a sudden, that's gone.
Speaker 9: So the trend that people thought would happen was Okay,
Speaker 9: coaches will be a little bit safer because you can't
Speaker 9: fire them because they don't want to dip it in.
Speaker 1: That's that has not happened direct I can.
Speaker 9: The only reason why I can tell you it goes
Speaker 9: back to what I said earlier, and that is just
Speaker 9: shows you how rich some of these people, some of
Speaker 9: these donors and folks connected with the university are that
Speaker 9: they can just do this over and over and over
Speaker 9: millions of dollars a year.
Speaker 1: Boom, boom, boom. I can't believe people are writing these
Speaker 1: kind of checks at Penn State. Forty nine million. He's
Speaker 1: paid out over his contract, so it could be six
Speaker 1: six more years. How much does he make a week,
Speaker 1: a month, a day? It said here what broke it up?
Speaker 1: Break down? Break it down? It was one hundred. He's
Speaker 1: gonna make twenty thousand dollars. Let's see why you got
Speaker 1: too many guys. Twenty He'll make twenty thousand dollars a
Speaker 1: day from Penn State for the next six years. Per
Speaker 1: week he rolls in one hundred and fifty six thousand
Speaker 1: per month, six hundred and sixty. Not bad, that's not bad.
Speaker 1: But you are not doing something you wanted to tell you.
Speaker 1: The next coach is gonna be Please tell me Crystal
Speaker 1: Ball as someone who knows these things.
Speaker 9: Not no Jordan in that, but I think it should
Speaker 9: be and will be Ryan Silverfield from Memphis.
Speaker 1: That's what I think it's really Get a fifty nine
Speaker 1: million dollars one hell of a coach. I've had them
Speaker 1: over the years, and he rolled up the points coach. Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: they like to play football, and he likes to run
Speaker 1: the ball. And during the season he's dialed in, dialed in.
Speaker 1: What about Nick Saban? He's staying on game day and
Speaker 1: loving it? What about Bill Belichick? Is he loving it?
Speaker 4: Though?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think he wants to jump in
Speaker 1: and he wants to He's getting toldough in your seventies
Speaker 1: you should quit working. Do you do you agree? I
Speaker 1: mean anywhere wrong to Cincinnati about the future? Cincinnati? What'd
Speaker 1: you just say in the seventies you ought to quit?
Speaker 1: Say give me some sports and make it fast. Know
Speaker 1: what he just said? I I heard it say? Did
Speaker 1: did I say that? Yeah? I like to revise and
Speaker 1: extend my remarks. See I mean right, do some math here?
Speaker 1: When were you born nine, nineteen forty seven? Be careful
Speaker 1: around here they hear one or two things you never know.
Speaker 1: I love I love Tony Pike. There you go, but
Speaker 1: not that much will are the border is the proud
Speaker 1: service every local tame Star heating and air conditioning dealers
Speaker 1: temp star quality you can feel in beautiful Milford. The
Speaker 1: home of one main gallery right down the street is
Speaker 1: Baker Heating at five one three, eight, three, one fifty
Speaker 1: one twenty four spot. Let's see will you got the
Speaker 1: Bengals line tonight at six oh five talking about the
Speaker 1: loss yesterday to the Pack. The first NFL coaches out.
Speaker 1: Tennessee Titans have fired head coach Brian Callahan after a
Speaker 1: one in five start. Former Bengals defensive coordinators out after
Speaker 1: just twenty three games with the Titans going four and
Speaker 1: nineteen and just handed to me as eight whoa former
Speaker 1: Major League Baseball player and coach, Sandy Alomar Senior has
Speaker 1: passed away at eighty one. He was an Indian, wasn't
Speaker 1: He played for six different teams in his fifteen year Koreer,
Speaker 1: Indian he's the father of Sandy Alomar junior Indian of
Speaker 1: a six time All Star. Let me give you some facts.
Speaker 1: I am right here. If here's the facts, I want
Speaker 1: to ask you, which is better first half of the
Speaker 1: second half with your Bengals. In the first half they
Speaker 1: had a total of zero points. In the second half
Speaker 1: they had eighteen points of Green Bay, which is better?
Speaker 1: Second half?
Speaker 2: All?
Speaker 1: Right? First half they had sixty five yards total offense.
Speaker 1: Second half they had two hundred and three second half good.
Speaker 1: In the first half they had four first downs, three
Speaker 1: on penalty, and the second half they had sixteen first
Speaker 1: downs second half. Correct. And lastly, in the first half
Speaker 1: had eight minutes of possession and the second half they
Speaker 1: had nineteen minutes, which is better. Second half?
Speaker 4: Correct?
Speaker 1: Now, why I want to know why? By Joe Flunko
Speaker 1: all happened? Now you got what happened?
Speaker 9: The guy in town like like two and a half
Speaker 9: he came in two and a half days, talk him
Speaker 9: about half of football. What he did was a miracle
Speaker 9: in the second half about the first time? Did you
Speaker 9: hear Jamar Chase after the game said he had because
Speaker 9: he wont him sick?
Speaker 1: Like on was that Friday?
Speaker 4: Or whatever it was.
Speaker 1: He had a grand.
Speaker 9: Total of twelve reps of football with Joe Flacco that
Speaker 9: week and he comes out in the game gets ten receptions.
Speaker 1: For whatever it was. It's amazing how he can just
Speaker 1: pluck the ball. Even said that after the game, and
Speaker 1: t Higgins can just pluck it out of the air
Speaker 1: where they're.
Speaker 9: At those mits. And I guess apparently that touchdown catch
Speaker 9: he had which something. Let me tell me what that
Speaker 9: route is called? Because I know football, I have not
Speaker 9: never just throw the ball the best player when they
Speaker 9: got fared with him to hold the odd But Joel
Speaker 9: smart is he doesn't know all the insounts to the offense.
Speaker 1: But he knows the number one, number one, number five,
Speaker 1: umber one, number five.
Speaker 9: Five one days combined had fifteen catches. Now that's smart.
Speaker 1: How many weeks too?
Speaker 9: A couple of weeks ago between the two of them
Speaker 9: had like like five targets.
Speaker 1: Right now, they're throwing the ball. Can they win Thursday?
Speaker 1: If they win Thursday night, they go to win games.
Speaker 1: The best players win games. But they could be five
Speaker 1: and four in three weeks. Yeah, they got three game
Speaker 1: home stretch here, right, they could be if they're five.
Speaker 9: Told you before the season with the healthy Joe Burrow
Speaker 9: that the Bengals will be five and four to the buy.
Speaker 1: Would you have taken it? Yes, I would have taken
Speaker 1: it exactly. I would have. I said, Okay, now, let's
Speaker 1: let's talk about the defense. That's another issue. By the way,
Speaker 1: where was Michael Parsons? Was he on leave of What
Speaker 1: the hell happened to him? Guy's making almost three? What
Speaker 1: about that? Where was he did a good job? And
Speaker 1: what he he gets the ball out of his hand?
Speaker 1: You know, he's according I talked to Dave Abbitt. He said,
Speaker 1: a Flunkla, let's a flunk or flat back. He's six
Speaker 1: foot six, six six. He's a big guy, big man.
Speaker 1: He looks down on you. Yeah, take your reaction. Give
Speaker 1: me some by the way, give me sports. Will you
Speaker 1: quit being a fool over there and give me some sports.
Speaker 1: Let's see baseball.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 1: The American League Division Championship Series Game two coming up
Speaker 1: at five Seattle in Toronto, NLCS tonight the opener l
Speaker 1: A and Milwaukee. Perdue is the number one team in
Speaker 1: the preseason Associated Press AP College basketball season. Houston is second,
Speaker 1: Florida third, Kentucky is ninth. Losville eleventh. Does anyone know
Speaker 1: who won the w NBA title the Vegas When one
Speaker 1: does it begin, they swell, I mean last year, I
Speaker 1: mean this year the Las Vegas Ace is won at all?
Speaker 9: Name three players that play for the Aces right now?
Speaker 9: Go thank give us some more sports.
Speaker 1: Let's see NHL tonight New Jersey and Columbus. It's a
Speaker 1: home opener for the Jackets. Jackets. The Cyclones open their
Speaker 1: season Saturday night downtown against Wheeling and wait, Cyclones free
Speaker 1: beer night or something? Right? I think it's three two one?
Speaker 1: Why's that? Three hot dogs, two beers are nicety dollars
Speaker 1: hot dogs, two dollars beers and dollar ice cream rock?
Speaker 1: Do you have any hope at all? Because I'm getting
Speaker 1: reports that maybe Jordan Hudson and the Bill Belichick are
Speaker 1: ready to cash out in North Carolina. You're telling me
Speaker 1: yay or nay.
Speaker 2: On that now?
Speaker 9: The university is one of the Titans a joint statement
Speaker 9: saying that they're happy with their coach.
Speaker 1: Now, what's that mean? What does that mean? He is
Speaker 1: the coach? The vote of confidence and anytime they release that,
Speaker 1: I mean, when do I like the hot what's Sunday
Speaker 1: from you? When do I get it? You said it going? No,
Speaker 1: he said he wouldn't start the season. I said he would.
Speaker 1: I think I paid that off, didn't they? He did
Speaker 1: pay that one off?
Speaker 4: I said that.
Speaker 9: I said they would, well, maybe go to a POLG
Speaker 9: seven they would go to I said they would in
Speaker 9: six games and possibly go to seven six.
Speaker 1: I got that six cat? What about the Cats though?
Speaker 1: What about the big twelve at twenty fourth and the nation?
Speaker 1: How about that? You didn't see that come in honor
Speaker 1: of Jim Kelly. Jim Kelly junior and senior and Dave
Speaker 1: can get an honor all of the Kellies. Yes, but
Speaker 1: you getting back to reality. I'm looking at this thing
Speaker 1: on Thursday night. Aaron Rodgers. I still don't buy him
Speaker 1: as a forty forty one year old quarterback. Would you?
Speaker 1: These two guys are eighty one years old and they're
Speaker 1: playing quarterback. You talk about too old to play in
Speaker 1: the National Football eighty one too old? Well, you're seventy seventy.
Speaker 1: I'm still playing. Yeah, I shot seventy four. He began
Speaker 1: to shoot your agent golf. Something's wrong. But do you
Speaker 1: have any hope other than this is a flickering candy.
Speaker 9: Offense gives me some hope that the lack of defense,
Speaker 9: and now with Trey Hendrickson possibly missing, I don't know,
Speaker 9: I mean miss the second half of the game. But
Speaker 9: the offense looked competent. But and it's very simple. He
Speaker 9: got the ball to his playmakers.
Speaker 1: That's idea of a billion dollars. Get the ball to
Speaker 1: one or five, five or one, Ray Lewis, get the
Speaker 1: ball to bear one, get the ball. The offense gives
Speaker 1: me hope. Defense, But they didn't do bad against the pack,
Speaker 1: did they really? With love and great weather and well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I gee what you're saying. They're one of the best
Speaker 1: teams in the league. So it's hard to at home
Speaker 1: lambeau Field. Elmo sent me. It's just how it happened.
Speaker 9: The Bengal was going that open over the third quarter,
Speaker 9: seventeen play drive converted a third and four, and then
Speaker 9: the fourth down play finds Tanner Hudson.
Speaker 1: You're like, okay, ten to seven.
Speaker 4: Not bad.
Speaker 9: And then the Packers get the ball back and it
Speaker 9: was boom boom, boom, touchdown, seventeen to seven. And then
Speaker 9: the Bengals get the ball back again and get a
Speaker 9: field goal. It's seventeen to ten, not bad Packers get
Speaker 9: the ball again.
Speaker 1: Boom boom boom boom boom boom boom twenty four ten.
Speaker 1: How about Money Mack hitting at that deal and then
Speaker 1: they call t O t O baby on a tier
Speaker 1: difference right there? I don't know dooinked it in? That
Speaker 1: would have been well off the cross sixty seven yard
Speaker 1: field goal. At some point he's going to kick a
Speaker 1: seventy yarder. That'll be the mark he used to be
Speaker 1: like dempse what was a sixty one? Sixty one? Now
Speaker 1: it's going to be seventy yards and U money Mack
Speaker 1: has two feet. I'm seeing I had half a foot
Speaker 1: half a foot maybe an advantage. Maybe you have your
Speaker 1: foot cut off. I'm gonna mention this, the money Mac
Speaker 1: cut off half your right there.
Speaker 9: There's a question, Moneymack, if you could be guaranteed to
Speaker 9: get a NFL record long field goal, if you cut
Speaker 9: half your foot off, would you do it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: I got to use my foot for other purposes, like
Speaker 1: what kicking SEG's ass? And I want to full foot
Speaker 1: on that, that's for sure. So Rock, what's on the
Speaker 1: big show today? If anything, I don't know. You have
Speaker 1: no idea. No Eddie is out, Jason, I don't know
Speaker 1: where he is. He said in London, London.
Speaker 2: I know he's not.
Speaker 9: You can't be the third time he's gone to London.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna start wondering about him. If he's going to
Speaker 9: London three times.
Speaker 4: But he is out.
Speaker 1: I'm fired up to work alongside the great Jason Williams.
Speaker 1: You wrote a column. I read the column. Discust the
Speaker 1: Bengals right out of discussing. If you got the guts,
Speaker 1: discussed it with him, If you got the guts, I
Speaker 1: will how Notre Dame do this weekend? Of course, but
Speaker 1: they went out and something State Friday say, give me
Speaker 1: out in Stude's report. Police them and Cole rain got
Speaker 1: beat again. Give me out of the Studge report. Please,
Speaker 1: even with the you don't answer, what's the question? The
Speaker 1: question is get me out of the students report. That's
Speaker 1: the question. Willy. We leave you with the immortal words
Speaker 1: of the Stoode report. Twenty seconds left.
Speaker 10: One more step for Desmond Ritter and the UC bearcat
Speaker 10: is he takes the snap, He takes the knee, except
Speaker 10: he pumps his fist. Except the celebration begins at Notre
Speaker 10: Dame Stadium. Opportunity seized as the Bearcat send a message to.
Speaker 1: The college football world.
Speaker 10: Did you see that Cincinnati wins it twenty four to thirteen.
Speaker 1: Jim Kelly never had a better day.
Speaker 9: By the way, you missed the anniversary that it was
Speaker 9: like last Monday. I think, I'm like all these people
Speaker 9: text me and tweeting about it, and I was like.
Speaker 1: You didn't bring it up, did you. Of course not.
Speaker 1: On seven hundred WLW